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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-12-02
Die MuSf@ten ocS S0ataItss
mus

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lIno lebr gerlng III Den gerelnlgtelt
Staaten, ipell eS 9od] 81 pIele Seute
albt, ole efipas 81 peflleren Dabell.
vile, ore EN- ,elgehes Selm DaDelL lple
gerlllg oaslelbe aIb TEN mag.
mollen es bebalten lI1o ltltt NIT
elrler ilnltd)ern SofTnulg pertau'
ldleu. Gle 3ahl oIeler flelrer
glgentbuIner TT aper 1tof leDr CROP.
Sbr Selm lit Die 8runoloee ibrer
sfrelheit mo ullabbanglgfelt, ob1e
elgenes Selm ipnren ne ttur Setb-
elaene bes Staates, mo tpelhes
Staates elmer garoe ber5. mo rell-
alonsloIer So5lalllten. 0ieie Nus.
iidt ibredt aue oelfenoen Wenlden
Dor Dem 3lltunftSltaate Der So5la.
liiten allrilf.
Us 1T letdt begretfltt, Dab ore
feline 3abl 9erJenlgen, Die fem elge'
mes Seim beliBen, bon Dem Wnnl6e
nadl allgemetner Siltergemetnldlaft
lid einnebmen loI'en. sic botten
oobei einen Selpinn 81 modem; aber
ebenio beareifli6 lit mld) Die Ibs
neigllng aller g~e'iBenoen geget Die
8iiteraemeinldaft, neil lie babel MIR
@erlult 81 ertparten baben. Die
2abl oieier SeBtern aber lit in Den
8ereiniaten Staoten nod plel 81
aroB, OILS Dob Die So5inlilten lid) tilr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-12-02
6riiHte oes MngIaub Gus.

lleber Die ltria6en Ger bGuiigen
Morbe unO SelbItmorbe baben per-
ifieoene 3eitungeu hire getra6tuul.
aer anaeiteIt, uno cine Wenge bon
llriad,en angefiibrt. Die ginen
iehen Die Suele aQer ltebel i'm
Saloon, Die Inberen IN Dem Wanga
an gr3iebung, nno mieber Qnbere m
Der nahl1iiigen Sanobabung Der
@eiete. Sbne 3weifel mogen bieie
llriad)en IN pielen SGaen cine emit.
fernte &eranleiiung 81 einem Morb
ooer Selbitmorb geneien fem; aber
Die n1dite uriahe 81 oieien Ser.
breden lit Der Mangel OIL Heliaion,
ooer Der unglalbe uno Die 8tpeifel.
iudt.
geioe iagen Dem ltngliidliGer
8erbreder, NIT Dem Sooe lei Ides
aus. Selbit Oieienigeu, ipelhe iiber
Simmel unb Soae I'M 3peifel leben,
ermarten NIT ibrem Sooe Dos gnbe
ihrer 2eiben uno cine ielige Hube i'm
SenieitS; uno Die offentli6e
Meinung itimmt bieier gripartpms
bel. Sit es elm @unber, Dab IN.
Diiienoe lnb gebanfenloie Wenldell
iih perleiten laiieu, 81 glauben, Der
Wenih ainge nit Dem Sooe in Die
emi9e HlIbe emp Dies lit Der
Stonopunft Der llnglaubisen, Die
NIT ibrer Iufflarung gerne
problen.
@oltaire, Houlieau uno Slrme Der.
tbeioigten Den Selbitmoro inter ge.
ipiiien 9ebingungen. Sume mod)te
in einem ieiner griefe Den ~folgenoen
Iergleih: .Su nimmit an, es iei mir
mid, fem 8erbreben, oen Grill ooer
Die lonau IN Elm anoeres 9ett 81
letter., nenu i'd 9ieies fonnte. @ie
fam es ocnn ein 8erbrefen leiu.
ipenn id einige lln5en 9lut ans
ibren a~cpobnlid)en Ibern ableite."
Iieier 8ergleih bate Die @trfung.
baB iein Sreunb lid am naditen
1oae eridoB.
$50 bieie Berbreden ni6t aus
Srriinn beguugen perben, braud,t
man feline anbere llriafe auf5u.
iufen. ais ben l~lngluuben unb Ole
| 3meifeliudt. Sic iino IN Der Sbat
ole llriabe aller groBen 8erhredeu
aeaen Die Sittlidfeit, gegen ole Ge.
reftigfeit, uno 9egen Die ebelihe
Sreue olrf Die Gbeiheioung. 8ir
problem gerne nit unierer 9lliffld.
runa unb unierm Sortibritt, aber
| cine &ufflGrnng obne 6riitliGe Geli,
aion ulb Suaeno fam Die groBen
Serbred)en nidt perbiuoerm wenr
cine arobe 8erlud)uHg ooer eiuc
arnbe Notb an inns b%erautritt. 9ie
IuigeflGrteiten Der alten Seiben be.
gingen Selbitgpr4 un elmer groBen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-12-02
1leber Mtgr. =. 8aIeonio,
,en nellen pdpitII6en 0eleaaten miro

Den nelte1 papltlIben Selegaten miro
gelhrieben:
.Wigr. Salconio neilte auf ieiner
Heiie bon SttaDa mad @aibingtpn
iiber Naht IN Buffalo, aIs Der 8alt
ieines l%angidbrieen sSreunoes, 8ater
Salon. >. SO. g., bes &eftors Der
Splp 4naels Stride. Gr mar be.
aleitet bon ieinem SetretGr, 3ep.
Sdaefer uno Dem @r5biihof GbriItie
bon Oregon, Die nit ibm lid naf
Der @unoesbuuptltaot begeben. Die
oortiseu glatter ihiloeru Den Won.
iianore ais einen Mann bon 60 Sab
rem. bon mittlerer Statur uno iebr
inmpatbiiben Manieren. sic rib
men iein liebensmiiroiges @eien
unb iein ercellentes @neliih."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-12-02
Sie @cltauSitcamnaS : 8eb6roen

Sie @eltauSitellmnas 8ebGroen
in ct. &unis, Wu., erflaren, buB in
ct. 2ouiS ni6t 0a5 minoeite hinge.
aiemenbe geOuIoet WerOen miro. gs
fragt ii6 ieBt nltt nod, Oh ooS 8Olt
olsbmn Die Notwithstanding be-
iuden miro. Mander &augenidts
oenft leiOer iebr DIT: n8u Sauie
fam i6 genug tusenobafte &eute
fehen. ltno penn Die notwithstanding
mir nidts InOeres bieten fam,
bonn begebe ib mid nidt bin" So
lit Die @elt Ieiber.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-12-02
Scrr q. Muroau, Der ia Die uielcn

Scrr =. Wurgau, Der ia Die uielcn
Srnits r5uiammeugeiduitert" hat.
ertldrte tiir5Iif, CT iei 5ufrieben NIT
oeu 2onoeSgeieben, ipie lie beiteben.
Gas nennen mir bod Die 3uirieoen-
belt in ibrer ioealIten Sorm! @eDiB
aibt es man6es SbGler6eu, bas Der
CUTE @err Morgon nit 2eidtigfeit
bGtte einiaten fonnen, jeoo6 untcr
ben llmit1nben lit Der Mann, tros
SIeoem, 6uirieben. S60n! S60n!
Sd0n!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-12-02
cine wihtige htumg.

80 ~
fadltunoiacn @r5iebern lpurpe i) Dor
brei rSabren olf Die BON ibnen be.
obo6tete Griheinung nuimerfiam
9emadt, baB iulbe &inner, melhe
ibren Heliaions : ltnterrift in beut.
Ifler Sprahe ~aenoilen uno &otedis-
mus unO 9ibel in oerielben Sprad)e
erlernten, ourhgGngig cine GRIND.
litere aenntniB Der Religiou erpiir.
ben uno iih I'M ipGtern Seben nlS
prattiIhere &atbolifcn betbdtieten,
ais anoere &inber Qpenn audi BON
oeutif,er NbItammung), iuelhe Die.
ielbe Shule beiuhten unb bemielben
unterrihte beimobnten, aber 4ate.
hismus uno 9ibel IN engliider
Sprode erlernten. 0ieie Be
baupturg fonnte mir Mnfangs nid)t
einleuhten; ieboh cine mebridbrige
9eobahtung noGrfabrung ipraden
AZ 8uniten oerielben, uno forihte
id nah Den ltriaten oieier gribei.
nlma, oereu grpagung Die Chat
iade folgeridtis beitatigte.
Mls llriaben oieies @rgebniiies
moaeu folgeuoe aelten:
8 items: 0as gIei65eitige CT.
lernen apeier Sprahen lit fir Die
&in6er cine Dirt getitieer 8pmnaitif.
melde Die 6eiitesfrdfte pedt rrno
entipidelt, beionberS Die grfenntniB
uno ben 8eritano itarft, iopie oas
8eoGbtnib iibt unb itdrft. 1lare
@rfeHntniB uno ibarfer 8eritano
beoingen Oas Grfaiien uno 9eerei.
fen Der Helisionsmabrbeiten in
hobem Mabe, uub elm geiibtes Sc.
oGdtniB prdgt oieielben Dem @eiite
unpergeBli6 elm. Dies mag Dobl
eiu Saupterlno uno cine grflGrung
pbenaenannter griheinung iein.
3meitenS: Die &inber bent.
iher Gltern, melfe nit aqer 2iebe
an Der Wutteripra6e bGngen, finben
beim grlernen hires aatedismus
unb ibrer 9ibel manhe gegriffs.
nnb @orterflGrung our6 Die gltern,
melhe glufflGrungen iprad- 9leid.
aiiltige, beuti6e gltern ibren
SproBlingen Die Den engliiden
aatefismus erlerneu, uidt 10 leift
aeben fOnnen, ba lie troB hires
3lnfels Die engliihe Spra6e nidt
aeniiaeno beberrldeu uno p%erlteben.
9rtttens: Ser Sasbau uno
Die Insbrnfsmeiie bes engliiden
aatehismuS, beionbers Ser gibel,
itlo SlImeilen iebr peridieDen bon
Dem aatdgliden Sprahgebraude
uno aeben mitbin lpegen Der
aerinqen llebung in oieIer PLUS
o~rufslpeiie Die gegriiie berielben
nidt in 8leiih uno gllt iiber, 10 oab
hisDeilen 2iiden I'M erfailen uno
Seritebeu Der 'Seilslpabrbeiten iih
einidleidJen, lino lebtere lid I'M &C.
O6dltniiie ni6t bnlerno befeitisen.
&iertenS: IA iih bel jenen
oeutihen Glterm mel6e ibre &inber
aum grlcrnen bes &otehismuS in
Ser Wutteriprud)e anbalten, meiitens
nit Ger 9iebe 5ur HeIigion Der Batter
cine aelpiiienbafte Bflihterfiillung
paort, 10 wirft oas er5leberiide Sci.
ipiel Der gltern bdnfig mebr sur
&eraubiloung eifriaer autbolifen.
ais Die erib0pfenoiten GrflGrumsen
Der Heliaionsmabrbeiten.
Sarum mertbe 2eier, untermeiiet
eure Hadfommen IN Der id)0nen
@hltteriprahe niht MIR iuegen bes
aeihGitliden unb geiiteSbilbeuoen
9~ortbeileS oerielben ionbern neil
iel6e III nielen Sdlleu 5ur grreihung
beS enigen 3ieles elrer ainoer bei-
trGQt. e q. 2.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-12-02
Der berslofe Satcr Mno Der
9oMtcr Xcber.

vWein &err", erflGrte ser Der.
liebte Singing, lid babe oas Sers
ibrer Sohter gepouueu!"
SOL Sol" ermioerte Ser meiie
Ilte. rSett iunger Mam, laiien
Sic iih ratbell. @enn meine
Sohter Sbnen nod ibre 2eber gibt,
iino Sic boiinungslos bonferpit.
Geren 2eber bat orei Iatent, Weoi.
GIN Babrifanten uno bier 9ler3te in
Der Eabbarifaft bier ~erndbrt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-12-02

Sier in Snbuane bradJcn Siebe in
cine Insnbl SGuier in Der ndd,itcn
Nadbaridaft bes 8olt3et-
bauptquartierS ein. 8enn
Die SoIt6ei uidt @ldt giebt, itiebIt
nod S;emuno Elm paar Yoli3iiten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-12-02
Ser ueuc Gongref, mcldjer iidl

Ger neuc oongreR, meid)er Ndl
eiuen @adfOlser fir Sol. Senbcripn
AZ mablcn bat, miro uidt Dor Dem /.
Geaember 1903 5uiammentreten-
ollie Die Serren, Del6e gerne in
Serrn SenberIon's Stiefel ODER
Shube treten m0dten, baben alio
p0uig 8eit iid geniigenbe Gigarren
an8uidaffen, I'M ii6 Ole Stimmen
Der Gon9reBmamer 81 peridaffen:
8enn iest Der &abafsS ruit umO Der
Sdnaps'Gruit flltg iinb, erb0ben lie
ibre 8reiie in @aibington unO Der
umgebung.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-12-02
Der 2(rtson0 3t6er

ihreibt in ieiner nelleitcn drummer
Ser Slider" lit befanntlid) Elm
Sahblatt iiir Sanomirthihait.
@artcnbml unb Siihner5udt. Wii
Mturbaeibi6ten geben mir inns mn
auSuabmsipeiie uno ungern al, be.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-12-02
@ictpr @rrsfemctbp iwirS in TN

saru gciudt. 9lls mir ben gtamelt
auerit iobcn, meinten mir, c.
Ioroele iif I'M ein MitteI 9egen
3obnueb. IS bot lid ober bernuS-
qeiteQt bQB, mcun man Den Namen
amei WiQioncn Mul nusiprift, mar
crit rcd)t 3obnmeb betOmmt. Ser.
iuft'3 cimmol,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-12-02

Sdauct Sud- einmal nm, pb IN
Gnrer Samilie oud Die llmgebung
uno Der bGlrsltde 9eiit ilberbaupt
berartig lit, oaB man oenIeIben cine
reItgi0ie q + N 0 p ) q + e
nennen fann.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-12-02

GraiiScnt &puicpclt ais SGrens
tOSter iibt iid) uiclcidt, Inn i'm
Sample nit Den GruitS 81 mIiIen,
mo er tie ougreifen ioa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-12-02
aatDDlii6er &ir6ens9alemssr.
Sobannes i'm 8efdu0niB. -Wtattb. ii,
2-l0.

@ielc Samilien limb Scsbalb 10
traurig, tpeil tic bon Der HellgIon
unO oereu Ginfliiiien ni6ts oDer MIR
gar @enigeS wtiien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-12-02
Initatt ~anitanbiger Seiligen.
namen, erbalten Die 9inber n~nIerer
mDbernru SeiSen pft Hamen, melhe

famen, crbnlten DIE &inoer nnIerer
mDbernru SeiSeu uft &amen, welde
iie in ipGtereu Sabren einiaf I'M,
aliiflih MADDEN miiiien. 0ie ainoer,
bon pelden in Dem Naffolgenoen
TeOe Gebt, bitten nit einem sc.
luebre ooer iouit eiuem Mittel Der
Sel6itpertbeioigm9 in Der Sonb sur
@elt tommen iolleu, Oomit lie ii6
aeaen tbre unmeni6liden @ltern
bdtten pebren f0nnen. Sn Suoiona
erbieIten flint ain0er Die ioIgenoell
Nanleu:
3ipporab Gttie Seltenburg.
3altnIa &ettie Selteuburg.
3elotltS Gleuelnn0 &elten6urg.
3euo8 Siiper Seitenburg.
3ibiob 9tettie &~eltenburg.
ga GefGQt un3 oenn bo6 ser
Same zines SeiIigen uoer elmer
Seiligen Diel beiier.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-12-02

Sn Gait . ct. 2puis nnb am anoe'
rem Srtihaften bcs &anoeS Deroen
.3utbolifentaee i'm 8leinen" neral.
italtet. @enn mir nod BON einIget
Sun0ert mebr leien, weroen mir bole
uno balten einen bier in Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-12-02

Sn 9euti6lano ioIl man 6eobiidj.
tIaelt, oa Sieriteuer 5u erboben.
Wenn ons feline Gepollltion abiest,
Damn ut feline bort m0glih.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-12-02

SiitliNls tpup ltC OtIs
brod,m baben, 6aB lie nod norban6en
limo alno nniere Staatsgei1ngniiie
lolteH iid AUDI allmdblig in Ilten.
betmer umipanoeln.
Renn nniere Iopofaten be1te
etnen Glienten erbalten, tpelder lidJ
italoia erflart, oanm bepeiien fie
lbm 3nerIt, Dob er iih geirrt bat, uno
ipem er 8elo genug bat, Damn be.
mftlen lie ben @eibiporeuen e~beufaIs,
ooR Der Mann uni6uloig lit.
@i= iino nod INNER auf Ser
lSude nu6 einem bemofratiiher
fHr1iiaenten. Ser Wann mnB ober
Den Serren Glepelano, Sin, Yrpan,
8atterion, Wapor Sarriion Mn6
DEM moulb.be : @ouperneur bon
8isconiin, Gr'Wapor 8. @pie bon
Wilpmlfee sefaqen. @eritanoten?
Wir buben cine gustpanoerung
aus ben 8ereinigten Stauten. Haf
Den neueitens eroffneten 2Gnoereien
III Ganaou iolen $4,000 amerifani-
'hc Farmer ~ausaefpanoert fem. @te
mare eS, ,penn Die canabiihe Hegte-
rung itrenge Giniuanberungsgeiebe
erlniien miirbe? Go bumm iinb Die
Serreu G%ngldnber natiirlt6 nitt.
Gs lit cine neue @rt gropbeten ant
Miiiiiiippi eritanoen. gs iino Die
Sredspropbeten, iuelfe ME miioe
tueroeu, uns por5ureduen. oab oer
Wtiliiiippi nGditeS Sabr feline 8or.
tbelle mebr fiir Den SluBbanoel bic.
ten. unb oaB oaber feline Shiffs.
fradt mebr transportirt miro. 9aB
elm iol6er Sag ODER elm iolbes Sabr
fommen miro, oas glauben mir ia
ifon, ben Die Serren giienbabn.
mu9naten haben III @aibington 10
5u manipuliren gepuBt, oab Der
SluBbanoel gan5 geborige Hippen.
itoBe erbalten bat, aber 10 longe oos
Walier oes SluiieS ~iiberbaupt nod
ihiffbar lit, miro oaiielbe audi fiir
laugiame Bradt benist peroen.
@ir leien in einem @e6lelblotte:
Gin oelitiher glrSt empfieblt ais
elm por5iiglihes Wittel gegen rotbe
Na'en has gen5in. melbes Guberit
raid pcrounitet, bier5u piel @Grme
braudt uno bicie Ser gerGtbeten
Saut ent5iebt, welhe bobei abbloiieH
ipa. @leih5eitig ioa bieies Mittcl
Dos 8lGn5en Der Naicnbout, pelhes
ia nit Der &otbung Der Iaie &c.
mcinbin 5uidmmengebt, ebenials
entierucn. Cine Wullcrom,H reIle,
melhe Die @roBe Der aer0tbeten
Bartie bat, miro nit ~gereinigtem
@enaim (cluriiieb ben5ine) getr6nft
inb idlnel auf Die Naienbaut &c.
brudlt, no lie einiae Sefunoen ange.
briidt gebaIten miro, obne ooB man
Die Saut reibt. 0ieies 8eriabren
mnB mebrere Wale tagli6 ange.
wanot merhen."
Sat mani oenn oas alte %beipGbrte
"Ncaept 5itr Ienoerung Der Sarbe
Der NaleT uergeiieu2 Is lit lhon
10 oft empfoblen mor0en. Wem
Giner cine rotbe Noie bot nno er
mill Die Narbe Gnoern. ioa er peiter
trlnten bis Tie blau miro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-12-02

Sn Netp Seriep bot man es iest
bis 81 ecter @narbiitin gebra6t.
Sbis @ouatrp beats tbe @orlbi
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-12-02
60! Col! eo!,!

Us gebt Gen Muiitanten piclfad
nle Den Seuten obne @elo. Gien1ano
mag lire 9tpten nebmen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-12-02

Sue rOmi DE a%abeloepeidc
meloet:
n3ie 8ropngan6o bot tbre Ont.
ihetouug in Sa6en Der @ieoerbeieB,
Ing 1es pGcaHtea erSbii40iliGen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-12-02

@elln es pabr lit. baB Die @uter
Ilna lRrben, 10 iollten Die alten uno
altelter Serren ertldren, mas iie Der.
brodm baben, baB tie nod norbanben
limo aino uniere Staatsgef1ngniiie
lollteH Iif audi almdblig in Ilten.
beiner umpanoelu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-12-02

Renn uniere Iopofaten beltte
etnen Glienten erbalten, pelder lid
id9aloia erflart, oam bepeiien iie
lbm 3uerit, Dob er iih geirrt bat, uno
ipem er 8elo genilg bat, Damn be.
wfileu lie ben @eidmoreueu ebeufaQs,
ooR Der Mann uni6ulois lit.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1902-04-04

state is reached. 1t is considered the
best thing to simply put on a good lay
er of entirely new stone; roll 1t down
and a new road is the result.
Wide tires should be used on all
heavy vehicles which traverse stone
roads. A rold of five inches thick
ness will last longer under wide tires
than road double that thickness un-
der ordinary tires.
1t has been found desirable to plant
trees by the sides of stone roads, but
they should be placed at sufficient
distance so that their roots may not
extend under the cutters or roadway.
They should also be planted far enough
apart as to admit wind and sunshine.
The chestnut which sends its roots
downward, is best adapted to this pur-
pose. Along the roads of Germany.
France and Switzerland fruit and null
berry trees abound.
The Improvement of country roads is
chiefly question of economy, princi-
pally as regards the waste of effort in
hauling loads over bad roads as COM
pared with the saving of money time
and effort in using good roads, the ini-
tial cost Of making good roads and the
difference In cost of maintenance. As
to the first proposition, conclusion Is
very easily reached. The second, that
Of cost in changing to good roads. de-
pends upon the cost of materials, ma
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1902-04-04

chinery and labor with method Of
construction and depth and width Of
road desired.
OF gravel roads, frst-class ones have
been built in many places, at a cost
varying from $500 TO $1,000 a mile
The material In these roads is clean
gravel of medium coarseness put on
in two layers and rolled until II is Of a
uniform depth of eight inches. The
foundation is prepared in much the
same way that that of the macadam
or telford road
Coming back to the macadam road.
which is much the best, Of course.
New York State has roads Of nine 10
twenty feet in width, built for $1,000
to $1,000 a mile Fourteen to 1a-foot
telford roads. of a thickness Of 10 to
II inches, have been built In New Jer.
sey for $4,000 to S95OO. Connecticut
roads of the same variety vary from
$1,000 to $1,000. Rhode Island macad.
am roads cost $4,000 to 5000 a mile.
while Massachusetts, has some which
cost $4,000. On the average, a mile
Of macadam road costs $1,000 a mile
more in Massachusetts than In New
Jersey. This is partly due to the fact
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1902-04-04

off his awkwardness and shyness, and
delighted me with his skill OH the
piano; while Mademoiselle Lacroix wac
very bright and winsome. Yet, now
conversing with her and now observing
her (when, for instance, she sat near
Frank at the piano., / could not but
remark that look OF sadness over
spread her sweet face--of sadness, and
as Of anxiously waiting for something
or some one-whenever she was left to
her own thought. This expression.
was able to account for satisfactorily
very soon.
We had been some time in the draw
ing room when the door bell sounded a
loud peal, and at once | saw that sub
dued expression Of patient waiting on
Miss Lacroix' 8 face fash up into one of
eager expectancy. For moment she
looked at the door with her pale face
gone paler. and listened with quick ear,
till she heard the voice Of the visitor,
when her eager hope collapsed and sank
into deeper sadness than before. 1t
was rich, CHEEKY voice l heard come
from the hall.
''Is tn new parson conner" 1t asked
OF some one.
''That's Jim," said Mrs. Steinhardt
with laugh-"my brother"
This, then, was the gentleman who
had come to smoke a pipe. He en-.
tered-a tall, stout, ruddy Englishman,
gone somewhat grey. He at once took
posi- ession Of the room and Of the per.
sons in it. His bright aid ample pres
ence extinguished the gaudy, gorgeous
furniture, and his voice, instinct with
humor and un-self-consciousness filled
the void which usually reigned in that
room.
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The Best Road.
TOO LAZY TO LIVE OR DIE.
The Champion Lazy Man and Some OF
His Best Qualities,

The Champion Lazy Man and Some of
His Best Qualities.
He is a lazy man; he admits 1t him
self In fact, he rather prIdes himself
upon his lazlness.
Really" he said one day, ut is too
much trouble to live
Naturally the assertion surprised a
large number of people. They admitted
that 1t was occasionally difficult for a
man to live the way he would like to
live, but there were few indeed who
objected to the trouble Of living at all.
Still, the aim Is to please.
why don't you diet" they asked
100 much trouble replied the lazy
man.
why, you can lie down most any
where and die" they said.
That's where you're wrong" return
ed the lazy man. III lie down here
in the street the chances are that some
body will catch ME by the collar and
yank me to my feet. and then police
man will come along and run me In.
Think of the amount of trouble that
would be-"
"You might stop eating" they sug.
gested.
Trouble! More trouble!' he replied.
Somebody would find ii out and I'd
have no peace at all It's easier to eat
than it is to 60 without
"Shoot yourself" they persisted.
TOO much trouble to go after re-
volver. and then I'd have to be dodgng
around to find a chance to do the job
without having somebody yank the
pistol away from me-"
AT any rate" they asserted, you
can throw yourself from the top of
some building"
"ToO much trouble to climb up to It"
he answered. mo gentlemen, there is
no hope for me. If could stand here
and fall up into space | might try, but
until that can be done I'll have to keep
on living. It's hard, very hard How
ever, If any of you happen to have a
cigar and match and will stick the
cigar in my mouth and light it for me.
you may go on about your business
with the consciousness of having done
a graceful and praiseworthy act that
will have a tendency to reconcile the
LATEST man ON earth to his surround
ings for few minutes longer"
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Evans Wouldu,t Re Hoodooed

Rear Admiral Robley d. Evans was
oncI in the lighthouse service. In "A
Sailors Log" published by the Apple
tons, he tells of one of his experiences,
as follows: 81 found most Of the light
house keepers in Virginia waters were
colored men, put In office by Gen. Ma.
hone and his followers. Many of them
had to be removed, generally because
they would go to sleep and neglect
their lights. One Of them had to re-
move for a very curious offense or
rather he removed himself when he
found | was going to do it. visited
the station where be was on watch, and
was inspecting when | noticed that he
followed me about splitting frequently
when he thought | was not observing
him. learned from the principal
keeper, a colored Methodist minister
that th fellow was chewing herbs and
splitting around me as a hoodOo to pre-
vent me from reporting the various Ir.
regularltles | discovered. When he
found mat had reported them all and
asked for his removal as well he jump.
ed overheard and was not seen again. -
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Where Women RuIe.

In several villages OF Finland the
woman has authority. for a religious
sect exists there whose disciples are
forced to marry and to take a vow to
submit to the wife In all things. The
women choose one Of their number for
governing head. whose duty II Is to
see that the men behave themselves
and to punish them II they transgress.
Similar are the "Purlacants" Of Llbe-
ria, who also recognize the supremacy
Of womsn-
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that Massachusetts is hitler than New
Jersey and partly to the difference in
prices Of materials, labor, etc. New
Jersey is building more and better
roads; at a less expense, than any
other State N the Union. The aver
age cost last year was so cents a
square yard. for roads averaging eight
inches In depth. At this rate. a single
track road, which is perhaps the best,
all things considered. costs about ST.
300 mile A road four inches in depth,
which is sufficient In most cases, costs
$l.170 a mile for an elght-foot track,
while 14-foOt track costs about ST.
900.
The cost of maintenance varies with
the cost of the road itself. In compar-
ison, it may be stated that all money
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Too Much for the Cohra.

Recently (says an Indiana paper) q
large crowd, composed chiefly of Kam-
ats, assembled at versarpaudy to offer
gifts of fruit and pour libations OF
milk into the hole Of sacred cobra.
This is an unusual ceremony, and is
called "Nagala Chowty," or the snake
feeding ceremony. Such quantity Of
milk was poured down that the cobra,
to escape drowning, darted from its
hiding place, scattering its devotees,
and took refuge in q bush close at hand.