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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-09-29
%Gnglenocrne Og Sanmarf.

@rep CIR. g. Repeatloip bar uos
ienOt 2oet gino al bet tore Memoire=
pert, bpis lite gino ubfom / 6iof,
% ION inbe6oloer en- liqe iaa omfat-
tenoe iom interesIant Canning 9rebs
ira StatsminiIter 6. ,. ;. Reeent
IONS 6uitru famt for sOriqt ogiaa
ira Miniiteren IelD.
Oct Iioite gino omfutter 9eriooen
ira 1901 til 1881. % oa Statgmis
niiterens camille BET fsrtnepnte Qar
opbolot fig / a%e6eabaon, er bet ganife
naturlist, al en- tor Del at 9reoene
ira bette Qar ~om6anOler 5ienbtligs
6ebsrns meb England % O.n engelite
5laaoes Qngreb paa 9ebenbaon ben
lite Qpril 1901.
S~elpfelgelig bar bet en- ganife egen
5ntsresis At e nisis for 0anmart eg
5olfet iaa alDorlige og it96uefoangre
Begipen6eoer Itilorebe me0 6ele ben
friIfe umiobslbnr6eO, 6oormeb BE- ngp.
Oenoi9pis mda fortaGes at en- bpit
oannet og intelligent aDinbe, fom BE-
inner fig mint ! gssioen6cbcrnes
grannputt og tilmeo fob 6ofet me-
get mar.
Nlan faar Oa fsrIt og fremmef ct
for mango ret pOerraItenbe 5nbs
trpf al, at
e ngfanbtrnes SpsrfotO
let life fem iad u%rentet, iom BET oiItz
NOT alminbtli9 %dntages. Qlerebe |
gegbnoeGIen at Qaret bar Der Oarct
pDlitiife llOejrsifper pua 6inmelen.
,Toeet ipnes beg Dor politiite 9oris
iOnt at optlares, og Der er 5dob ON,
al be merte StDer fan tratte oOer",
itriper @repinbe Repentlop ben 7. Sc
6rudr; men ben 21.Marts beooer bet:
Del ipnes iom ON intet mere fan
rebbe os fra at blipe Genitanb for
Gnglanbernes uretfaroise S~OerfdlO,
% bbor mango og magtise allierebe ri
enb bar, laa itaar Ri bog oIene, ubs
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-09-29
8o9er
neoiatte priier.

9i bar mobtaQet mango gooe 6iaige
Bigger, iom life er opfsrt I port aatas
log. CANINE faIses til neoiat gris,
faulange Oplaget Oarer. qriierae er
uetto, og gegerne IsnOes portofrit, til
Opldgst sr uofotgt, i ben Grpen, ION
8eItiqingerne inbleber. Strio meo
bet iammen, in6en bet er for tent.
O9egerne beitiass efter Drummer.
106 Om gerneftoIsn. Gn Gfterlabt
af6anoIing al ariiten Mittslien
9oIb, uOsiOet at SaraIo 6olm.
96 Sioer / OmTlag. 4eofat ira
40 til 20c.
10. Gp BARRELS Rsit i 9anmarts
2 ing, of @il6elm 9irteoal.
II Si0er ! Om1ug. 9soiat fra
40 til 20c.
III. !6pab er SanObeb? ct SnblGg
/ bore 9ageS 5rOsitriO. at 5reoes
rit 5an9erien. 228 @iOer / Oms
flag. 0ebiat fra $1.20 til 60c.
112. Minbe ON @. ST.. SerenTen,
aatetet / asge. DEB ben Abe april
1878. Deb 5reberit 5ungsrfen.
1913 Siber / Omilug. 0ebiat fra
Goo. til 20c.
115. I'll 5oriOar for ariftentroens
SonOheb. Gn Soanbsratning for
9agfolt, at 8reOerit Sungerfea.
preit peb as6enbuOnsg algmenigs
bsO. 100 SiOer / OmIIag. QeOs
fat fra 40 til soc.
1T. SIbfgnaler og en- Gftsrfrift.
30 glabdrtitlsr (neb ct 5ororb),
at 5reberit Sungerien, 0algmsnigs
bebspraft / asbsnbapn. 81 Siber
Smildg. Nebiut fra 20 til 10c.
118. geoifemober, 5Ort9ning at
Gnub StDtte. 245 Siber | Smldg.
Rebfat fra $1.10 til 60c.
100. 5rits 8oiien, en- Ben, itilOret al
en- Den. 9ilbelm 9irtebal. so
Sibsr | Omilus. Nsbfut fra 40
til zoe.
121. 5oltefribeb os Ssitirtelisbsb. 6.
Snbleg / Nutibens aulturtamp
at u. 80. Ct. arctunbsr, aanb.
teol. III Siber | Omildg. Nebs
fat fra 40 til zoe.
1913. Morfsprabitener, at Gbdrles
$. Spurgson, ODsrIutte fra gngelf
nf .. 9. 295 Siber | ginb. 0tbs
fat fra 1920 til $1.40.
Danish Luth. Publ. House,
Blair, Wsbr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-09-29
@n Sllr til Gciten8 piOe
Slettrr OF DilOe Sierge,

Get er faloen i min COB Tor nDlis
At gere en- Eur til oisie ggne. Nm
leoningen par en- airteinobielie % ia1
Organiiering og 9ofaliiering at bet
fpr Der / 9laOet omtalte Sdnatorium
for gr9Itipge iautmen meo 8iatouiss
igitiftelien.
Ia naturIigois fun faa at OoreQaz
iere bar 4nleOning til at 6eipge nabns
te ggne, Oil bet rimeligpis interesIerc
oem at fslge meo paa 1uren, iom BET
tan laOe fig gore paa 9apirst.
5reoag ben Il. Sept6r. zen paa
eftermiOOdgen forloo jsa Blair. Oct
ear en- Opmuntring itrafs at trGTe
iamnen meo pr9ite6reorene ginq "a.
8lotb pau 5oget. De 6olot MisIionsz
mgoe ! 5remont / De Gage, % Ial
6apoe be benDttet en- 5riitunb til at
imutte til Blair, boortil port Soft 10
let faar 9Grinoe.
5 6remont ituloe jeg ififte Sog.
Der truf ieg iaa paa Il. 9. Statioz
nen iammen meD gamle 8enner ira
Wlenig6eben pad g5remont Batter,
e. g. 2urien O9 6uitru. De futgte
Mrs. 2arIens Setter, ION er qaTtor
S. g. Seniens Soigermooer, til Sta.
tionen efter enbt geieg 6os Dem. Der
opfriftebes Minoer % pefsle0es Orb
I'm gdmmelt pg mt. 9et gleoeoe mig
beaoe at ie De aamle genner og at
itifte getsnotifab meb en- M.
Saa fom 5oget, noget foriintet.
9Oilte muietatiite Cog. Der farcr paa
oisie gennemgaaenoe ganelinier
gOItDOgn, Baggage Og GtspresDogne
pasiagers, SpDez og Spiieoogne, 10
idlt, og idd f~ortalte be os erooa, at
bet bar fun T6rTie Seftion, og ieg full
De pente, til anben Seftion tom. Den
tom iad fort efter = ct lignen0e Soq
fom bet fsrfte.
Ser itat paftor 5rimoot MsGer
5oDeoet uO at ct 9inoue. % berfra
bleD ri altiaa / 5elge. 6an tom frd
Omaha, bpOrtil ban par dnfommen fra
lit 9iem iumme Days Morgen. paft.
IisIer f~prtaIte ON fine Genporbig6e
Der pad Soget forrige 0at. San
hoboe frosiet. fda ban neiten bar bans
sc, bet ituloe 6ringe BAN en- SpgOom
poa 6alfen. 0a Ri ifulbe tyre 6ele
Natten igen, fom Ri let poa ben Gam
fs. at bi ftuloe forfsgs paa at fomme
! Seng. So, bet lob fig let gre, Ri
tunos enbOg faa o5ouriIt Sleeper"
.hrOr or Gsu5 Fin .ci.s5s en- Don. for
en- Rdt.
Wlen Ri maatte fbrit pdsisre Gsns
iral Gitp. Der ifulDe neonte paitOr
5. g. SeniensS 81 i9ermOber itaa al og
itifte Cog, og Ri bdDoe loDet at bial.
pc benbe til, fua gobt Ri funbe.
Bort Sog bar no9et bdgefter i'm
beT.emte lib, men Ri erfarebe, at ..
&c 80. 5oget, iom BUN Ituloe meb
til Guiding, ogfaa bar foriintet, faa
Ri fog Nfffeb meo benoe | bet glade
.5aab, at BUN nof Tfuloe nau Diem
often.
Saa gil puitOr Ms[er Og jeg til
asis. ia, bDor bar bet goot at funne
gda / en- COB og BARN Seng. Sd,
BARN, t6i bet bar lummerbarmt belt
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-09-29

mensm Dc to og ppfprer ~ Paa Ell
Maaot, ION ipue5 meget utriteIi9.
Iii gfsempel iioite @fteraar, od banet
Dc triitne gpnper paa mango Steeer
BEN rtoolutionare &omites a9enier
paa 6anoer og 6pO0er O9 oberlepereoe
rem til Zen tprtiiie o5apti6s" 9arns
biertigbeo.
8isfe Q%9itatorer al Sorafofs 5aFs
be bar at ofte Oprert Solicit meo
oeres fqngslenoe Gale CO 9limrenoe
Qpfter, % iaa, mar bet tom til Stamp
eQer til At Do ION MGno, bar De
IneQet ia ooer @rGnien, % Den triitz
ne gonbe bar mauttet betale Multtea
for 0prgret meo lin Aol og ofte mso
fin QerIon.
Get Ct naturligpis urigtigt at tlasz
iifcere ane Dc MGnO, ION poa forz
iteQia Waaoe prpper at lssrioe Ulates
oonien ira BET tprtiite aeiieropmms.
meo 5arafof. Men bet er npooens
pigt at tagt bans iad rel Jon De
mere respectable Wanps Uletooer poa
famine Self / 8etragtnin9.
Sarafof oeo, al BET uoen en- Storz
maqts Uleaemtomit er fuloitanoi5
umuliqt for Mafeoonerne at pinoe D..
res fri6eo. 6an beO, at om ban
eno tun6e inpotoere 5Dritenoammst
gulaatien, ioa piloe De 100000
Mono, ION 3prten M bar i De mat.
ooniIte DiItritter, mart oDerpinee IN.
bDer lem 1elit 4rme. iom 4rins 5er=
binano fan uoruIte. Ben 9ru3en II
GDnamit % 3oit t Saionita % i
andre 6aone bar ban ie9t at trent
tdloe International 5oroitlinaer. ION
ban 6aaber tai koe til europaiit SIM
itri6ea.
Snotil Qutioen bar cenne bars
plan baret uoea ReIultat, % Der
tun at oare en- Streng tii5aas
paa bans gue. San bsosr on I'll
81 eincarnation" At Q(fmet Q95a, ION
- togenee meo 5lo "a Sonro iorau
IN 6iorb gennem 8oieu0alen -
zen 6looige 6iprnefen til 9ui-
gariens 5ri6eo. U}eo BEN tprtiile 81.
ierps i Warien unoer 6ungersngo 60.
t1em DID, ON life be, Ger er af6anz
gi3s Al rem biemme, ogiau ban9rer)
lnoer iadoanne OmitGnoi9beaer tan
lila en- Scene inotrafe naar ION 6eiit,
"a oa pil ri ie, bDao RusIano bill
gre.
I'll 8ato 6ar Ruslanos 6oloning
o9ret DoerIt fonIerbatio. Gn efter an
ben At hens aoniuler i be urolise
3iitritter er bleDen fnigmnrbet. %
snbOa bar RusIanO bolot iiq til6ase.
Panffapismsns 5lOO tiger / Ruslano,
% Sobn Of aronTtuot fan ertl9re en-
beGig ari9 iaaoel ION be npperIte
/ Metfa. 3uslano bother
tiIboge, men BET er Ct
.5pgr9smaal, boor lGnge G3aren fan
1oIbe fit 5olt tilbage.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-09-29
&riitrn % 3Drf /
NQft0oliiell.
(Slut:et.)
Qrbe BET Tor 1t unbers
trptte 3ebptuttonen.
Slutte9#

5 at unoertrbfte 8eaolationen %
gop6ruo MOD 8aoii6a6'en 6anoler
5prten / Coersnsitemmelie meo mu-
~6ameoanits geot9gier % 9oranens
gone. Oct er en- fortoiolet Situaiion,
for bDilteu bperten 5Drt eaer SIaper
fulot I'D fan babies. aaar 9gben "a
2dmmet ital 30 Tammtn / 5reo, men
tie fsr, Dil ariitne og 0luielmGno /
0~iateO0nien 30 iammen ION 8reore.
Meoens re tore 8eiormer, iom To-
oe6es / Berlin, dlorig 6ieo uofsrte,
eg &c, iom Ruslanb og 2iterrige M
tpinqer Sultanen til at inorgmm3,
oaiaa BIZ 6lipe paa qapiret, iaa n
Men 3piol be fyiItne M~ateoonieres
COB 6,eDen ncget bitrere / be foie
5iaor. Den oTentlige Mlenin9s Srpt
isIes enocg ! bet fjsrne Mafeoonien.
Neoers ~triitne qr9iter % StplelGreye
er %uoiatte for at 6lioe % utDiDliomt /
mango 3ilfPloe er bleben br9bte "a
cite itrGtteIig torturerebe unoer Op
Itanoen Iioite Gfteraar, iaa bar 5prs
ten til andre 3ioer meo fatalifif 81
~5egqloi96eO tiGaot oeres gropaganol
At optrRoe mere % minore a~a6enlpI.
Ia jeg Tom til Muteoonien i 1896,
1ar Preiten en- 5ingtnin9 Zig ben polis
life Gmisiar, og De 6oeoe 5ammen
neo 6proerne paa 6gjlanoet. unos
tagen / be fua 3ilfaloe, 60or bet
triftne Samfunb fslte ia ft9rtt not
til at 6eitDtte beres 9rait imoO boil
fen iom 6elit Stbrfe, De mu6ameounTte
Qegioner maatte itiGe imob benz. ga
/ 6ine 8dge par Stolebuiet for Ban.
fla0i5men5 propaganda Tom ofteIt en-
@rotte.
Oct er fdaleces nn9gteligt, at &
aritne, unotagen unber aftuel Sps
mortager beore ge6anolinq nj
eno for en- Wenneifealoer iiben. D..
bar MI pr9fter, enoog 9iifopper, ca
Der er en- Stolelarer / 6oer fife Qanbss
By. U2en ubeloigpis sler 6eloigDis
- bet 6sror pdd Spnspunftet - er
be ariitnes 5ororinger fun ble0en
ifprpebe OeO Oisie 9nbrgmmelier, inoz
til oerss 6OlOning MI er %ioaoan, At
Der trenses til ct raOifalt 6jalpe
gnteH muu be probinier, bpori be
bor, blibe emanciperebe fra
.1rten, eler ben Fortrinsbiie Be
9enoling, be bar nbot, mda f%oranbres,
% Sultdnens a6folute Wagt / Mde
feoonien betr9ftes. Der fDnes life at
o9re nOgen MelemDej. 3ilfeloet
en- srunOig Operation.
-r-r
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-09-29
ariftnseros IA al latte.

GnbOer 9eifripelie at Situationen
Oiloe bore uab9fpat, bois ben life Be-
rettebe ON mango at be friitne 4gitd=
torers furatterlsfe Opferiel.
Der er en- rebolution9r Regering
gennem be mateOoniife probinIsr, cg
bet iiges meb Rette, at 5Drfen inhs
fraDer Stutter bele 9agen, msOens
be repolution9re Somitem9nb FAM
Ter Dsres mslIem Sofnebgang % Sofs
opgdng. Qanbmanben bar bet onbt
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-09-29
,9aniferen"

Raar 9eierue henoenoer fig til Soft, Der
aberterer I Slaoet. enten for at tgbe hOs
BEN eler for At faa 0plnsninaer pm bet
aoerterebe. beoes be altio o%nitaIe. at De iaa
Hoertisiementet / bette 8lao. Get oil uare
Ill geniiAis gptte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-09-29

5attig er ben, Der bar miitet iin9sn =
81 nosen bans Cab bar pejet;
Men ii II ia tuiinO Sob fattig er ben,
Der alorig en- Ben bar ejet.
gritgsgb.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-23
WHEN TEE POPE WAS A PRIEST.
An Engineerino Project q His That
Has Never Been Realized.

The Roman correspondent Of the Echo de
Paris interviewed the leader OF the deleRa-
ton from Carpineto just before the beginnlns
of the ceremonies Of the Pontifcal jubilee.
Carpineto ia tho native place Of Leo XIII.
Are there any people now In Carpineto
who knew the Pope there?" asked the corre-
spondsnt The answer was. There are
people there who saw him, but none who
knew him. Remember that for the last
twenty-five years he has been confined In
the Vatican, and Il 10 nearly nifty years since
he was made Cardinal. Fifty years count
for something In the life Of population. No.
nobody In our town 10 now alive who knew
the Pope when he was q priest. But knew
old Ioiovioo salvaeni. who was accident ally
killed three years ago. He was the com.
panion Of the Abbats Pecci. now Leo XIII. and
he loved to talk OF the Pecci family y. He
knew the father Of Leo XIII. Count Lodovico
nobismsn, With The bold profile Of 8 soldier
a Il shs srsa army The
Ss sGn. x. SsS. :sd na asS s' g Ss
Sf sSs PRESENT. old sav.sa told
ons 81 .hs% .sie osn Sssd him e.a
erns Rss s%Pi ne On. Ss
romantic place called MaenE ana which doini-
mates a beautiful valley separating two high
there 10 lunch frueaily while seated on the
Say. Lodovioo.'' said the Abbete. wouldn't
beautiful, valley. leading from one mountain
to the otherf'
Certainiy.., replied sslyaeni .
become Pope will build that bridge And
both laughed heartily at the little Joke. never
the humble priest would become Pope. q.
But he never built the bridge. he had
too many other bridges to build and the
viii not die before he builds bridge from
the Holy See to the Quirnal.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-23

Executive and the Senate did not have
the right to mako the promise. Their
promise is no more valid than II they
had made a treaty invading one OF the
reserved rights of the States-annexing'
let US suppose, Maine to New Brunswick,
or Washington to British Columbia as
part of the Dominion.
We are confident that the Tribune will
perceive the significance Of the limitation
Of the treaty-making power where
revenue is concerned, II 1t will kindly
imagine an extreme case.
Suppose that the Executive and the
Senate happen to be free-traders, while
the House is protectionist. Suppose
the free trade Executive negotiates. and
the free trade Senate ratifies, a series
of treaties with all the nations on earth
opening our ports to their exports, free
OF duty-abolishing the tariff. Would
the Tribune maintain for an instant that
such a usurpation Of the power Of Con-
gress over taxation and Of the initia-
tive OF the House in revenue legisla-
ton would come within the right OF
the treaty-making power to conclude
Independently of the House. or that
it would constitute a promise either
legally or morally binding upon this
Government?
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-23

Missouri has . mshtisr orator than
CHAMP CLARK, a tenderer post than AskL
sIsKkSzoorER Col JAkE CHn.Ds. some-
time editor Of the Richn.ond Coassr,aio,.
published Ia what he sweetly styles the
carbon queen % the Missouri Valley falls
la . hong and fosmlnE cascade over the
ssIni- centennial number ~ that sterling
sheet, With jusi emotion he reoaIls his-
tory cry-islliA..i ~ hsar i--a,. tina, throb
from the Potomac Ia ~hsre the mighty
billoss sp,nd their fofoe on tls golden
strand ~ tbs California Quasi No counts
tho caufcl,s. aud sciloolhous-s that srsst
,is eye II tho Passenger "n tho trains 80
,hsy itn ~ 9Th tho -Issd u sns.ls' wlHss
hsr. u tss psfofatiob
ssa tasY 90 Ne shssa % ssf ia.shb asAAla
sas.s ssEsasla sisinss tssssinss .iih assss
h tls tslaf ~ . ssAsf siisa ~ tafh 80 Lsss ~
ssssisf ssn "a Ne saeals ~ hisisB tuilasss II
e. snpAis fs A.sis lsassasd thss tasi " tls
GssAAs ~ ths nil aaYlss ssas
li.s buila.is - ssai.lIss Lsss fsusd IA
Cad isAf siias . ,s,lllaei - ssfds sastl,y
a tis ssslllas ssi ~ ,ls ,I.lss,lsi iiass
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-23

any now employed, these railroads have
promised to install it.
Presumably. the engineers have been
instructed, also. invariably to obey
signals. whether by so doing they can
or cannot keep to their schedules.
II they have not been 80 instructed
trouble is likely to result. Engineers
who, while observing strictly the rules
of the road, are thereby prevented from
running on time certainly should not
be held responsible for the delay thus
caused; and it is proper that they should
receive from their employers some
assurance Of protection in such cases.
Heretofore, engineers OF belated trains
have declared that. besides receiving
a severe reprimand for their tardinese,
they have often been punished by their
superiors, when their delay was due
solely to the fact that danger signals
set against them had retarded their
progress.
The efforts OF the managers Of the
Western railroads to compel rigid ad-
herence to the rules relating to signals
are highly oommendable, and the man
ayers OF other railroads in this country
will do we'll to follow their example.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-23
A. oussias LIST.

To rss kDtron 90 Tns srs-s, have Oh
.~cea ,tsi yas nar ths seoes,rleitiss " Issisn
sad nssTo nomenclature from yoaf Ne, 81 lmnof
~ bsi nasRhsfs Of yonT sssIsiy ~in nha some +.
thlas inssrosiias all Nc saAs, In . sssseslea 81
nance iAssn frsLi zee rolls of ths chlcsass~ shd
chs.,ss Hsilsas a. msss ~ " Vac ,esss csm
ahoai Nsm
Isaslssi Lac upls l,ssi.. coU n,srt is4lsh
snd uofaa tsiHAi INN klrl sndls usAeoss Hss
Iolb AsAlsl fsssia-sl. hlht Asli ~ ~ hssp
Ess sini,g hats lob a, p.sss Jsi.slhAa ksitl
llas,lss. dsss' f,e.f Asss n.ssa hsn n. J..t
\. :. = - ,'''u.f .....s. re 70
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-23
The Friends ssI Fees q Dsvevy.

To TEE Hprroa OF the SuS-sIr: Can II be
possible that there are any people In New York
Who would for one moment seriously regard Devery
as candidate for Mayor
Does -Deveryite." whose letter appeared IN yes
terday,s SUN. imagine that the decent clement Of
the citizens Of thia town have forgotten the ever
lasting stigma that wss pus - our isis name BY
that same Devcry, II may be pesaibls that the
element 70 which Dsvepim appeais may have
forgotten, or ~ remembering. upheld that ssrs OF
thing: but. thank God. there Is . self-rcspect,ns
element tsAd they are IN The vast mAjsdtyl WHO
have not fosgotten. nor VIII theY forret VII the
lsst yestlge OF his influence shAh BE- wiped out.
.Chaffiss Murphy has ssnss enough V fssl The
thsrOYghE thai .hs party Of waies he . se: q:
Dever -tsA fof one momsat- HI eendidacy aAoee
would " Q disg roe. - YES hia occupancy OF The
lie may Be . hero in the eyss Of that class which
can be won By his loafer tactics Of hanging cut a.
8 street corner. blowing" 70 unlmited beer bal
bscued beef and like appeals for popularity. but
dscens people want none Of him
III he should be braxen enough 70 run for Mayor
hepe that be VII be 20 thoroughly showed rsd ,s
skun OF hts that his methods doet 70. Noshing
else VIII ever convey the facts 70 him.
NEW YoaH. March u. DscNcr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-23
II. Esrsy-seee.A strsss Cress..s.

To TEE Enron OF TIE SrS-Sr: something
must be done 10 iacrease the safety Of loot Pea
ssnzers al the Forty second street crossing OF
rfth avenue. I came over thai way about hsti
mas, clock last saturday afternoon. do even
afternoon. and 10 VAS simply awful. The ag
policeman Wa doing the best he could. but 10 waan'i
inz 10 GET scro6 the avenue. All the travel 10 on
the noSh ade Of the arset. and vtn - ~ Q lsng
the drivers OF vehciss tive foot passengers sene
show Why wouldn't u h. poasihls 70 conDsi 81
AIDE Of the car tracks and have white Inc painted
AcroAs the avenue 20 Indicate where the vaib be-
asnf men " they went fASter they could - Or
Wstsd 'fhsy aont walk noe. ana whes Ms ave
nus Gus ~. =. Gal psss.. and stop. ,hs Lons iins
the esT 10 ME . dam broken iosss eeteis nSe1as
torrsni " the drivers he'd 90 walk peif herssa
cot hsndred fesi ,hey mlsh, iess . lev ssoeads
our uInbs Cant somethnS Ne dons'
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The stop signal Ms., Be Obeysd.

The frequency 81 railroad accidents
recently. due 90 the failure u engineers
e. oLsery. and obey signals. has led
tbs general managers of the railroads
oonyergihg In Chicago o. issus new
"fiars IA thsf ensiDesrs concerning
the lsiisfs oondua ga, on the foad.
I, has b.en shown a. tbs satisfaction
II thsss managers that ti.s rules direct
lns that trans shall b. Lsoush, ~ full
stop 81 danger slsnaL aud shall bs ran
NJ I.dgasd sI...t vhsa I,a-slas asr,Ain
Sti,sf Signals have Ls.n grossly
alssasaIasd D.assS slsasls slaaTiy
slsills haze ba.n pa1.sd fspesisdiy
sl..a ao ol,.iTsoilsn go IA slsi.i sl.sAd.
aid fatal oalllsls.s Lsss fss.i,ad
f.ss hoe o'asf s,stss sais..ilaally
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a~iiy fsa.S>r< 80 fslil3s a. s<->.Ssy
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Glorious News for the Inmates.

With the passage Of the bills intro
duced at Albany by Senators McEwAN
and BARNES the control OF the state
charitable institutions will be central
lied in the hands OF Governor oDELL-
The measures in question are framed 70
transfer to the Governor all the powers
now vested in the Salary Classification
Committee and thereby give him the ao-
solute control of the entire personnel OF
the charities service.
This is an admirable proposition, il for
no other reason than that it implies
guarantee of the quality OF the food sup
plies of the lunatic and other unhappy
wards of the State Of New York. With
the alimentatiou Of the State institutions
confined solely to MATTHEWS d Co. the
Governor will be able personally TO
vouch for the excellence and purity OF
the goods and satisfy himself that
proper price is being paid for then.
We take it that there is no indiscretion
in our commenting to public confidence
the eminent house Of MATTHEWS a Co.
OF Newburgh, with its gu .st, sedate and
lUQl2Str1OuS dssOCldte, tiic diothis usSi~N
epi1,v of the State Houfe at Albany.
Prime are its coffees, its Oolongs and
Soucl ,ongs, its self-raisilig hams and
its suA ar-cured -four, and likewise the
cm,ntle, s other commodit les that make
IN the b II of fare of the States various
Dependents.
Happy, {. 10, the many pnilanthropists
from whose shoulders our unselfish
Governor tales the heTy burden OF
administering these State charities.
Without other reward than the con-
seriousness of good dee DIS done, they
have given their time al Vi labor to the
cause, and it can we'll be Imagined with
what feelings of gratitude and pious
resignation they see th'ir thankless
tasks assumed by the Ch ief Executive
of the State.
How the eleemosynary 'charges OF the
Newburgh Charities Tru st will thrive
during the next two years, anyhow!
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Beres. nfteen miles away. for shopping. when
you cannot ses what you need ., the ntsis store
down by the creek. where do you GOT asked.
The mountain woman answered with frank smile;
I 70 without And II appeared that she had never
been 70 any town or city In her life. tits brous"
home 10 the visitor tn this region that the number
OF things people can do without Is very great
The number of things people can do
without is very great. So Wisdom cries
out from the mountains, and no man
regards II. DR.. FBosT's college has
1000 students already; but We hope that
IL will be a long time before all Our
Contemporary Ancestors rid themselves
Of their eighteenth-century frames.