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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-23
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ciner Smnoertidbrt8en.



paris, ben %. Sanuar. Ius Mom
fomnt bic Na9ridt bon Dem Sobs
elmer bunoertidhrisen Jrau, nelfe iif
riibmt, pur 80 Sabren ben Yapft Ser
XIII. uuf ibren 4rmen gstrasen gu
baden. ginige Sage Dor ibrem Sobt
bate elm 8erthteritatter bes ,G9o be
paris" cine ltnterrebung init i1r, be-
rem Snbalt folgerber 1T:
SO mag erftaunensapertb fein, bat
tpirtli9 isBt nod cine perfon leben
fo1te. bic ben papit por 80 Sabren
alb SGuglins duf ibrsn @rmen sez
tragen 6aben ion. unb es mag als faii
unslarbli9 eri4einen, bab cine iol6s
pesfon in unferer 3eit Der unsrmiibs
li4en 8eri4teritattung ni4t friber
entbedt tpurbe.
Man tpirb baber lei1t besreifen,
bab, inbalb t4 bor einigen Sagen
etrpas tapor neriauten GSrts, iH fcfori
einen 3us na4 Serracena nabm unh
bort cine langiame poftfusf9e B Tieg,
Die mid mad rnsefGbr 2 Stunben
tn bas ODrf9en gori bradte.
Die Gage BON Gori 1T ipunberDou.
BON bort aus iiberiiebt man bic peite
Gbene Der pontinifden ,Simpfe UNI
man erblidt bon ben r1aben @olsfi'z
f4en 9iiseln ben 9O6eaug, uuf Dem
bic 6Guier bon Garpineto, benz Sc
burtsorte BON Geo Kill liegen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-23
Gemalbe BON 8. 8. Sbabbeus.

bic Rdbe beg boben 8efu9s gu melz
ben. Ser aaiier bur9f9ritt anif9en
benz Maiorbomus unb benz Sbertamz
merberrn ben finften Saal, mo fid
bic 8ii90fe BON Sulba, Mains, 2imz
burg unb Rotbenburs aufseitent bait
ten, unb ben Sbron5aal, Der bon
@bren= unb @ebeimfGmmerern mar,
unb betrat bas rGebeimbor5immer"
Sn benz Nugenblid, in benz er iiber
bic SdneIe f9ritt, trat audi Seq
XIII. in bas @orsimmer, in befen
Mitte beibe einanber besesneten.
Ser aaifer perneiete ii9. Oer
breiunbneunaisidbrise papft, Der in
tpetBer Soutane, in rotNamtenem
bermelinbefebten S9ultermGntel9en
unb tpeibem @dppden tpar, erfabts
ibn Bel Der &e4ten unb besriibte i'm
nit ben @orten: .@s freut mid,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-23

fiondre, tpelde bic 8otf9aft besgban.
seliums gu ibren sermanifden @etz
tern mad Oeuti9lanb traaen. ct.
8anus, Der FL. 5ribolin unb golums
ban finb in Der S9peis unb in Siib>
beutf9lanb tbdtig. Mber Der Mpofel,
Der i'm 9eraen Oeutf9lanbs getpirft,
1T 8%onifattus, Der Mpoftel Der Seut>
f9en, Der Maina our Metropole erbo>
ben, tpte Der FL. Rtlian Wiiraburs CUR
8ifdofsftabt erbob. 9teie Mpoitel,
tie famen stpar bonn 2anbe Der Mngels
fa9fen, aber ibre Senbung erbielter
fie bon Mom, benz Mittelpunfts Der
gbrtftenbeit; fpeaie1 Der ii. 8onifa-
thus bon @regor II.
Na9 ben Mngelfadfen unb @er<
marper fan1ert bte SIdpen an bic Heibe.
Mbrian II. III Is, Der Metbobius unb
GpriGus au ben Mpoittln Der Slaperl
made, tpie Ntfolas I. ben FL. Qnssar
gum Mpoitel bes Morbens, fpesien Der
ftanbinaDifden @Dlter.
11nb tpte es bic pdpfte setban IN
europa, 10 baben aud lie Die erften
@laubensboten seianbt in ben fernen
Often @iens, na4 g9ina unb Sapan,
in bas Snnere @frifas, fopis mad
Mmerifa unb Muitralien.
Rur Doriibersebenb lei 9ier sefast.
psl9' uni9dBbare @erbtenfte fi9 bic
pdpfte in europa sefammelt baben
burd ibre @teIunsnabms sesen bic
Siirten. Sat 600. Sabre lang Be-
hrnh+pr, rio ISiirfA1 Eurnnn NIL e;,er,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-23

Sn gori, bas an Sasen unb s.=
i4i6tlinen grinnerunsen reid lit, bat
Der 8esenltanb meines ge1uGes, Sic
bunbertidbrige Mrnd Mproni Sui9i,
ieit benz 6. October 1902 selebt. Die
Mauern ibres Wobnbaufes lebnen ii9
gegen 2 bon ben 4 SGu[en, tpel9e
einen alten Sempel bes Raftpr unb
Pollur itiiben.
Sd fanb Mnna Mproni Suf4i, als
tie seraoe auf Der serdumisen SerraHe
Dor ibrsm 9auie fid fOnnte. Sbr
Sobn 8tacomo, troB ieinsr go Sabre
Elm traftiser Mann, felte mid ibr
ppr.
~Mutter, bier lift Elm 9err aus
Rom, Der Sid gu iprefeR tpiinfdt."
S6neu, nit elmer auberorbentliden
Gnergte, erbob fi9 bic alte M1nr1e BON
ibrsm Stu6le, feIte iid ssrabe auf
unb rei9te mir tire 9anb, bic stpar
oertpeltt unb absemasert mar, aber
meinen Druid nod trdftig ertpiberte.
Sic mar in einen braunsn tpollener
Sbatpl eingepidelt, ibr runalises @e@
ltht umrabmte tofett Elm tpeiBes
6aubden. 4nua Morpni Su{di fab
mid einen Mument NIT einem 8lide
an, bsfen iustaolide 2ebbaftisteit su
i6rem alten Qusfeben in idarfem
@sgenfabe ftanb. Damn fraste lie NIT
elmer biinnen, fdrinen, Elm tpents aitz
ternben, aber bod tlaren @timme
ibren Sobn:
rSiacnmo, bieien Serrn bait Du
mir nod ME borber borseiteIt9"
Shr @obn erfldrte mir ben @runb
Ill hfeffr sLrmne Mnrn mnxnns f6n;nL
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-23

in ibren mulerif9en ~l1niformen unb
fpantf4en Roftimen f9loFen ii9 an,
unb Der Softer ftiee bic su ben pGpit@
li9en @emddern fiibrenbe Scala No<
bile binauf, estortirt bon ben @6peiz
germ, ipdbrenb mittelaltsrli9 eefleiz
bette r8alafrenieri" unb .8uFolanti"
porani4ritten. Quf iebem 5reppenz
abfab unb in iebem Der gu bur959rei=
tenben Geprdfentationsidle tpurbe Der
&aifer BON b0beren 9of9argen emz
pfansen, unb es f9loHen fi9 anbere
getitlt4e unb neltli9e WiirbentrGger
an, Biz Der @obelinfaal errei9t par,
in benz bic Gbelsarben Wa9e bielten.
Der bienittbuenbe @ebeimfdmmez
rer Monfisnor Scapinelt bi 2e=
guisno, beHen brei aoIesen fib in
ben pdpftli9en 3immerr befanben,
ging iebt boraus, um Sr. 9eiltgfeit
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-23

f9tporen = grinnerunser1, bic 5ebr
alt paren, aber fehr fub. 11nb tpenn
Sic mIbten, mein 9err. tpie tlar Der
9eilise @ater troB feines Differs mod
lit!
rMls i9 i'm perlieB, umarmte er
mid = unb einise Sage fpdter, als
i'd mein bunbertftes Sabr bolenbet
bate, fanbte er mir fetnen fpecienen
Sesen. 0as mar fir mid bic sr0Bte
aaer Gbrenbe5eusunsen, bic gu meiz
men Gbren i'm gan5en 2anbe Bel biefer
@elegenbeit peranifaltet purben. =
go, mein 9err."
60 fpra9 iie gu nil, biefe quite alte
9auerin, bic in ibrem boben glitter au
elmer 10 eisenartisen StelIung setomz
men nnb bic obne l1nterbre4uns mir
ibre @r5dblung mittbetlte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-23
Nms Oer @ei9idte beg Yapftbnrns.

Mit Der MifIion I'M RDmers mnb
Srantenrei4 besniisten fi9 bic pdpfte
nt4t. papft gDleftin /. fenbet mad
Srlanb bic @laubensbpten panabius
unb patrictus. @resor Der @roBe
erblidte emit gu 2om auf benz Sfla>
benmartte einise trdftise Mnselia9=
fen, bic ibn gum Mitleib betpesten, 10
boB er bic Mtfipniruns Der Mnsel=
ia4fen in Qnsriff nabm. Sofprt
ftnb Musuftinus unb feline GefGbrte11
bereit, bic Mpoftel ber Mnselfadien
au perben. l1nb balb. liefern Srldnb,
@nalanb unb @@ottlanb eiaet1e Mifz
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-23
&ai(er 29d6elm III 8om.
3wet proteftantt1de Serrider I'M gatfan. Ser gnnpfans R6nig
Gbuaros Don England. Der Safer uon Deutfdlano in @uoiens.

ton. auf Der bas aarbinalfaatsfefres
tariat befdnntli4 beftebt, pesbalb
aud felt benz Morssn bic RaiIeritanz
barte iiber benz Quirinal e~inse5osen
mar 10 besleiteten ben nit bier
prG6tisen fdparaen Srafebnerbens=
ten %befpannten 9aumont : Waeen,
in benz Der Raifer NIT benz aronprin=
sen faB, ni9t mebr bic fDnislihen,
fpnbern faiferli6s 2eibtiraHtere,
tpdbrenb berittene garabiniert be6ufs
bes Observation-Disclosures ben 3us err
0ffneten.
Die sldn5enben l~lniformen, bic
hibenoen. 9elme unb Panaer, bic
bunten QiDreen Der Stalmeiter unb
Der Spisenreiter erregten bic urtber<
fennbare 8epunberung bes publiz
fums, unter benz biesmal, ramentli1
auf benz petersplab unb BON bier Bis
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-23

ii9 auf ibr @ebG9tnib piel einsubilz
ben unO lie 1T itol5 barauf, ii9 ieoes
Men1fen, nit benz lie einmal in Sc
riibruns sefommen mar, tpieber gu
erinnern. Da lie mid ni9t fannie,
ipuroe lie elm nenig aufserest, ba lie
ni4t pubte. ob lie MIDI Dirtli4 gum
eriten Meale fab, ober Oh ie mid perz
geffen baben 1plIte, unb 'bas nirbe lift
aroben &ummer bereitet baben.
@iacomo bsruhiste iis nit eitisen
Mortsn; bann erfudte Tie mid, mid
reben fe gu feben. sic ftiiBte bic
@lenbogsr auf ibre &niee, beuste
Ropf unb S9ultern pnrpGrts, leste
ibr Slim in tire 9Gnbe unb begann
nun bic unterbaltung nit benz i'm
Stalienif9en febr eebrdu9li9en 5raz
geipprte: rOunque9" MunO
Sd erfldrte ibr ben grunb meines
gefu9es, faste ibr, baB i@ elm Sour
ndliit ndre, unb boffe, BON ibren Sips
pen bic @ei9i9te hires @erfebrs nit
Geo XIII. gu bDren. Oarauf eraGblte
tie, obne irsenbnel9e @esenrebe, mir
nit ibrer f9arfen, flaren, aitternben
Stimme Solsenbes:
sd bin gu gori, bier in bieiem
9auie am 6. Oftober 1902 geboren.
Gbenio pie i4, bat meine Samilie
ftets bier selebt. Sd tpurbe in benz
fleinen aloiter r3um guten 8era@
|tberA, ipel4es am @tngang bes 0or=
fes ftebt unb beren Sberin gu iener
3eit Donna Serefa profpert 8uaai
bic Sante miitterli9er1eits BON sSoaz
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-23

SIN leBten 2ebensiabre bes gapftes
fenten fid spet proteftantiide 9errs
f1er als 8efuGer i'm 9atifan Elm.
Wm %. Npril 1903 tpurbe 3Dnig gbz
iparb bon gnslanb bonn Yapft em=
pfansen. Gssterer itanb auf ieinem
Sbron unb itredte feinem @aft bic
9anb gum GruBe entsesen, mas felt
&nut benz @roBen feinem enslifdeu
&Dnis in Rom meEr ipiberfabren
mar.
3urs barauf, am 3. Mai, ftente
fid elm anberer setrDnter @ait Elm,
&aifer Wilbelm. Seine 8esleitung
mar duberit sublrei9, tie beftanb aus
ben beiben Prinaen, benz ReiastanSz
Ter, benz @sneralfelomari9aG 9rafen
p. WGlberiee, Dem Sberbofmarf6aa
9raten gu guIenbureS ben General
coiutanten b.. plefen, b. S9pu,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-23
CART SEQ XIII. mad BEN gemalbe BON 95eabalb Gbartrau.

Srbr. b. Senben, benz Oberfanmeiz
fter @rafen b. Webel, benz gbef bes
MtlitGrfdbinets @rafen b. 9iilfenz
9ueieler unb spDlf anberen 9erren
oes Militdrz unb 3ipilsefolges, aus
Der bem9eianbten Srbr. ,. &otenban
unb feinen beiben Rdtben, bic fib Dor
benz Monarden i'm 0atitan einsefun=
ben batten.
Iuf benz Wese iber ben gpr5o
l1mberto, Gorfo 8ittorio Gmanuele,
bic Siberbriide, bic 8oreoitrabe unb
ben Petersplab ertpieien bic italieni=
fden Sruppen bic militGrifden'
Gbren. 9a aber felt benz @prmittag,
als Der 8aifer fi9 gum 8ottesbtenft
mad Der 8otidaftsfapsae auf benz
8apitol begeben bate, feline gieen<
i9dft ais @aF bes 3Dntss BON Sta
lien als iuspenbirt gait = cine Titz
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-23

dim Peeet, benz beutisen papit Seq
Kill, mar, er3ogen.
SD beiinne mid febr tpobI, baB
Der feline Soa9im,a als er apei ober
bret Sabre alt mar, Dfters mad benz
Gonbente nit fetner Mutter fam. Sd
mar bamals IL Sabre alt. limb meine
fleinen Sreunbinnen unb i9 amiiiirz
ten uns, inbem mir DIANA" nit benz
&leinen fpielten. Meine @eipielen
aus iener .3eit limb leiber ale tobt.
60 fommt es, baB i9 bic einsige nod
lebenbe Perfon bin, pel9e ben flei=
men r8ambinelo" Soadim auf ibren
Mrmen getragen unb gebGtf9elt bat.
.Spdter perlor i'd i'm natiirli9er>
tpeiie aus ben Musen. Ct tpu9s herar
unb purbe Elm priefter. Sd berbets
ratbete mid; bon rnei1en &tnbern
lebt muir nod bas iiinsfte, msine giaz
como.
r91s Soa9im pecei papft Geo
XIII. tpurbe unb i9. in meinem OIL
ter eine Dirt gurioiitdt ber Na9bar=
f9aft purbe, fanben fi9 btele perfo=
men, pel9e iiber mid gu benz papf
fpra9en. ST nabm Elm srobes Sn=
tereHe an ben Meuberungen unb
fpra9 ii9 babtn aus, bab i'm 9in=
Bid auf unfere &tnbbeit er feline
Woblsepogenbeit mir bepeiien
mD9te.
rSo fam es, bab CT mir i'm lebten
Mat cine Speatulaubien5 setpdhrte,
tpel9e cine febr LANCE mar unb int
@erlaufe berielben mir bic 8ergan=
senbeit bor unferen Musen beraufbe>
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-23

groberursstries. Der bielletG& stnen
srOben sbei1 bes fibliaen guropa ben
5iirten sefidert 4dtte. ipdren ni9t
bur@ bic pdpfta bic Rre,asiiss gu
|'Stanbe gefommen, lprbur9 man bon
Der @ertbeibsguns gum Mngrtff aber.
gtns.
Die pGpite Urban IT,, Der auf BEN
aon5il BON gIermonto 1895 s1ru1 er.
ft.n areussus seprebist, Big nuf pius
", Der ben Sies Bel 2epanto 1871
gu Stanbe ssbradt, ftnb bic Wert1a,
bigger Der @brifeHhsit sessn ben %.
lam.
9ersefen fei ni&t, tpas Die pdpFe
getbaH fir 8unft uuh WiTenf9aft.
Rt@t rur in Stalien 9aben bic papfte
bic nniDerfttdten fns Geben gsrufm.
sSnrocena III. fft Der @rftrAes Der
llniperfttdt Don parts. Elen<ns ".
bat 5eitimnnt. 6aB bte fren1ben epsa.
den baran bo5irt tperben fonsn unb
audi Subann XXI. ST Elm grsBer
Gonner Der Parfier 1lntnetfitdt gesue.
len. Ritolaus w. sriinbete bic lint.
Deriitdt BON montptaier urb Clemens
". bieisnfse bond ttsnrs. Sn Dsutt9>
lunb CAB es i'm Sabre 1400 trei lint>
nerfitdten, bic rein papfli4e stiftun,
gen tparsn; bieienisen bon 9siSsI9sys.
R0ln unb grfurts :
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-23

CUR ginfabrt in bic batifqnifden
9Ofe febr piele Seminariften, 36az
hinge tleritalsr Snftttuts, MDnd)e unb
Nonnen, @eiitlide unb Bilser ii9 be-
fanben, Die ben Monardben nit 3uruz
fen begribten.
@ls bic Wasen in ben b~odgelesez
men, bon ben Raffael'iden 2pggien
umspsenen Damafusbof einfubren,
prdfentirte bic. bier aufgeftelte pGpftz
li9e p%alaitsarbe bas @epebr,. ebenIo
elm 3ug pdpftlt9er @enbarmen unb
Der batitanifden 5euerpebr. Ser
Maioroomus CT. Aeilisfeit, Monfig<
NOR @asiano be Maebebo, besleitet bon
ben 8ebeimtdmmerern Baron b.
S6Dnberg : Hotb : Gutenberg unb
9rafen Wilbelm 9rpfte gu @tf9ez
ring, empfinsen ben &aifer beim 0erz
laffen bes Magens. Die 9of9arsen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-07-23

Cure maieftdt iptebersuf.ben," mo.
rauf Der 3aiier e~ntgesnete: ,gs mar
mein lebbafter Wunf9, gure Seilis<
felt in 10 gutter 9efunbbeit ipiebersu<
finben." Damn besriiBte 2eo XIII.
audi bic beiben Yrin5en unb fibrte
ben Monar9en in fein aabtmt, mo-
etne atpanaig Minuten bauernbe lInz
terrebuns untsr bier Nusen ftattfanb.
Dana4 tpurben bic prtnaen unb s.bn
Minuten fpdter bas faiferlt9e &C.
folge etnsefiibrt unb benz Rir9enober>
baupt borseftent. Geo perehrte fetnen
firftliden @dften br.i gilber aus ber
batifantfden Mofaiffabrit; Der aai>
fer iiberrei9te als Gesenaefdent
fdDn einserabmte Photographers
Inii4ten bes Doms bon Meb.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-05-07
HEARD IN PASSING

We would respectfully doff our hats to Waterburys board of commission CTS of public safety which insists that
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-05-07

if Sunday ball games are to be done away with, golf and other games must go too. That's right. Use all alike.-- Ansonia Sentinel.
 The president is not going to let Over-conf1dence or lack of effort lose him the prize next election. He is kiss ing babies already.-Baltimore Ameri- can.
 "There is one thing can never ur- derstand," said the patient looking woman, t'and. that Is why man who has been sitting with the crowd all afternoon at baseball game will come home and say that the noise of the children makes him nervous. ."-Wash- ington Star.
 When" said the man with mental strabismus, 'the servants increase in intelligence manifests itself merely in a wider knowledge of his own rights, without any noticeable improvement in his proficiency at his work, his i'm provement is abnormal and unhealthy. Baltimore American.
 A minister winding up a special meeting, said in his prayer: And if any spark of grace has been kindled by these exercises, we pray thee water that spark" And this recalls the re- mark made, by another minister at a welcome service: And with the new pastor at the helm the church will soon occupy the ground. Va, Religious Herald.
 The state senate should pass the bill creating an embalmers' commission. It's rejection by the house Is suspicious in view of the fact that of the sixty witnesses who appeared before the committee all spoke in it's favor and not one opposed. The committee made a unanimous report. Is the state board of health responsible for the discredit- able turn-over2-New Haven Register.
 Tn his sermon Sunday morning the Rev Charles H. Parkhurst of New York referred to President Roosevelt as an "accident,' and said "any of ten thousand other Americans would do as we'll in the white house. Most of the other seventy seven million people of the nation have been accustomed to class pr Parkhurst himself among the cases of more or less celebrated acci- dents, which might better have. never happened.-New Britain Herald.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-05-07
Mir Joseph Poninvllle of Saltwater,

Mir Joseph Pominv1lle of Saltwater, Minn, after having spent over $2,OOO with the best doctors for stomach trouble, without relief, was advised by his druggist, MT Alex Richard, to try box, of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets.5, He did so and is a well man toAfay. If troubled with indigestion, bad taste i'll the mouth, lack of appetite or constipation, give these tablets a trial, and you are cer- tain to be more than pleased with the result. For sale at 25c per box all druggists.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-05-07
FAREWELL TO ETERNAL CITY.
The Kaiser Leaves Rome Amid Many
 Tokens of Friendship.

The Kaiser Leaves Rome Amid Many
 Tokens of Friendship.
 ROME, May 7.--The people of Rome gave the German emperor touching farewell. They seemed to want to show their appreciation of all his manifesto Hons of friendship, which have had the effect of making him extremely popu- lar.
 The streets from the Quirinal to the railroad station were lined with many thousands of people, cheering, waving handkerchiefs and shouting Long live Williamp'
 The emperor bade farewell to Queen Helena at the palace, expressing to her in few graceful words his thanks for the kind reception given him. He drove to the railroad station along the same route as he entered the city. At the station he found the authorities assem- bled, and to them he expressed cordial ly his appreciation of the efforts they had made in his behalf. To Prince Co., lonna he said Rome was the city he most enjoyed; that it was the place more than any other that appealed to his heart and mind. After a cordial grip of the princess hand and several unmistaReably affectionate embraces between King Victor Emmanuel and the emperor the latter spranS upon the platform of the car, and the train moved amid repeated rounds of ap- plause while the band played the Ger man hymn.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-05-07
The railroad demurrage nnestion

The railroad demurrage question is creating quite a stir among business men and others, and 1t is evident that some of the opposition to the proposed bill is for the purpose of settling up some old grudge against the railroad company. In nine eases out of ten cars can be emptied in the time the new law calls for, yet the railroad company only asks from its patrons what it is forced and obliged to pay to other roads. Speaking of the hearing the Hartford Times says: The rail- road officials urged that there is no jus tice In requiring them to give in Con- necticut greater time concessions than are enjoyed by consignees and shippers elsewhere, and they pointed out the possible danger to the industries of the state through the refusal of outside roads to allow their cars to come to Connecticut ill times of car. shortage, because of unreasonable detention. On the other hand there was good deal of testimony as to the difficulties of factory owners and dealers in heavy materials in getting their shipments loaded or discharged within the free days, especially when cars came .bunched"-severaI shipments at one time. zs5aiJ 4z.4g.,-- .-~
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-05-07

A writer in McClure's has been show ing up the unpleasant side of our na- tional life so strongly for the last few months that it is pleasant to read in the April number the idealistic little article entitled Masters of Their Craft" by Adrian Kirk, which shows how one can get pleasure out of doing the most ordinary thing and how even the lowliest mechanical job becomes a fine art in the hands of master craftsman," who loves it for it's own sake. The authors list of master c4ftsmen includes a cable car grip nhn, Fifth. avenue bus driver, an expert compositor in al newspaper office, an engineer of the Empire State express, and a pick-pocket Mir Kirk has put into the concrete telling of a few simple episodes, a drive down Fifth avenue on bus, ride up Eighth avenue on the cable car, lot of wholesome and heartening philoso- DIy. .2,9 4>A -@ -.a-.3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-05-07

A new term has grown up in politi- cal economy-economic insecurity, which means the insecurity that at taches to labor when the work1ngman has exhausted his energy, or has be- come i'll, or is incapacitated by accident or other misfortune, writes Carroll D. Wright in Golfers Weekly. Under the wage system there is no security or protection against this incapacity, and the workingman, when he meets these conditions, is left to take care of him. self, to live upon friends, or to become the object of public solicitude. The workingman, of all men, will not ac- cept charity. He Is independent, as a rule, generous and honorable, and the most he asks while he is in the pos session of his physical powers Is labor at remunerative rates. He wants no soup houses for his benefit; he wants no fund raised to enable him to live, and, above all, he does not wish to be- come a tramp; and yet this possible economic insecurity for an unknown term of years stares him in the face and becomes a source of anxiety for his family and for himself. Does so- ciety owe him anything in return? It Is necessary that we have a body of wage workers comparatively free from care and anxiety, for the incapacitated man Is an obstacle to successful pro duction and cannot be continued i'll his work. He has had his day; he has served his employer and, through him, his country and he is entitled to some reasonable, moral and economic recog- Nnition. How to give this without de grading the recipient or injuring the consumers is a knotty problem, but the genius of the world will solve 1t, or. at least, alleviate the condition by req sonable methods. This new element i'll industry is a part of the great wage question, and no economist has any right to discourse upon 1t without con- sidering this insecurity and, further, without applying to 1t his best en. deavors, through his experience, his studies, and his training, to reach the solution of it. e..