New-York tribune., 1900-08-30

% and reform the works The factory. the largest
In Germany employs four hundred and fifty hands
and is entirely equipped with American maehinsry-
The American IL engaged for one year at salary
of $50 a month; his wife receives S6 a month. ana
travelling expenses 70 and from the United states
are paid The wages paid In the factory TO the
different hands vary from "a IS TO $ s6 week
A SPIRITUAL
De 'cession s stahted on de gospel way.
De Captfng Is a-drawin nigh;
Bettah stop, a-foolln' an, a5try try to pray;
Oh sinnail mou'nin' in de dusty road.
DfT oney as oHe "a aeo1 U to baih 20 load
Iif up yo' haid wen de King go oy!
Oh widder weepin by yo' husban's grave.
Hits bettah fu 70 sing den sign; -. -
Hyeah come de Mastah wild de powah to save;
Lif up yo' haid wen de King go by!
Oh orphans a-weepn, lax de wilder do.
An wish you d tell me why;
De Mastah is a nanny an pappy, too;
Lif up yo' haid wen de King go by!
Oh Moses sot de sarpint In de wildahness
Wen de chilep had commenced m. need to to H die;
Lif up yo' haid wen de King go by!
Bow down. bow way down.
Put ff' up yo haid wen de King go byi
paul Laurence Dunbar, In The Century.
The secretary Of the Volunteer Life Saving Corps
Of New-York Inland Waters says: This season will
have been our most satisfactory year in the ten
years Of our existence and growth. We are happy
to say that our work is extended over five
States. and to the regiments OF our Army IN the
Philippines. Harry E. Wright Company K 18th
Regiment formerly an officer in at Bel
mar n. J.. writes US that he has formed branch
OF organization in his own regiment and former
members Of our corps In the States, members
OF three other regiments. organizing the ser
vice in those regiments. with the view. first. OF
teaching the members how to swim and how to
resuscitate any that may be unfortunate. He says
that the soldiers lose many men in crossing
the lagoons and small rivers Of Luzon by drowning
they do by bullets In the fight. They ask for
literature and all the paraphernalia necessary to
carrying the work of our organization there.
It is some satisfaction TO feel that our work here
is producing fruit eleven thousand miles away in
our new possessions"
Good scheme-Tourist-Do those scarecrows
Farmer-They work first rate. You see. every
tramp that comes along crosses the fields to II
that scares tn crows away.-(New-York Weekly
writer in The Outlook" describes ride he
took with old farmer IN a New-England
village, during which some OF the of the neigh
borhood came under criticism. Speaking Of
prominent man in the village said: He is a man
OF means? Wei. sir, the farmer replied. he
hasn't got much money, but he's mighty rich He
has great deal Of land thenP asked No, sir.
he hasn't got much land either. but he is mighty
rich The old farmer. with pleased smile. OBJ
served my puzzled look for moment and then ex-
planned: You see he hasn't got much money and
he hasn't got much land. but still he is rich. be-
cause he never went TO bed owing any man a cent
In all his life. He lives well he wants to live
and he pays he goes; he doesn't anything
and he isn't afraid OF anybody; ne tells every man
the truth, and does his duty by himself. his family
and his neighbors; his word Is as good as his bond
and every man. woman and child in the town
looks up to him and respects him. No sir. he
hasn't got much land. but he's mighty rich man.
because he's got all he wants" 4"
Economic Changes.-Reuben-See like we don't
have nigh so many good. nice showers we used
ter when was a boy. Rains d come every few
days then. Lands! How crops would grow
Hezekiah-Yes. don't IL make fellers that
knows better like you an I. tired hear these
here pertfcal speakers tellin how much more pros
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