Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1903-11-21

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tions which offer opportunities 10 dis
honesty Is very great, but II Is rarely
that any embezzlcment, defalcatl0n or
breach of trust II committed by them.
This IL perhaps to De explained largely
by the absence among women Of many
of the temptations to which men 20
often lny themselves open. ana also IN
great measure by that scnsltiveness
as to reputation which Is more acute
among women than among men.
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Chicago hus reason TO be satisfied
with It's automobile regulations. They
require operators 10 show practical IN.
miliarity with their machines by actual
tests. Licenses nre issued to no others.
The laws also Insist upon double
brakes. the conspicuous numbering OF
machines. n speed limit Of eight miles
an hour. and the enforcement Of the
rule that no part Of the machinery
shall be left running while the ina.
chine IL standing In the street. Under
these wise rules there have been but
two fatalities In, four years, and other
accidents have been few.
The Rev. olympia Brown tells us
that our good President Is all wrong:
that nature Is going to look after the
1,.tt nj In nj - n
the next census. ana that We really
need u sprlnkllns Of old maids to keep
us In "Aunts as II aunts," who have
no children of their own to love and
30 spend their time and energy In Low.
Ing us. We believe Mrs. Brown Ii
right. We have always argued that
It IL well to let tho Deity run his own
universe.
Tho walking cure again. 1t Ia a
cure for diseases both mental and ply.
sIcai. You'd bc surprised II you knew
how many men and women arc walk.
ing miles to ana from work, Just for
the health and exercise there In In It..
1t Ia fine. II takes you out OF bed ut
an unholy hour. and that In good for
you. 1t fills your lungs with mir that
hasn't yet been contaminated. 1t puts
muscles into use that have become
rusty ana forgotten. 1t gives you vim
and vigor and ambition. Yes. 1t does.
You think better after you have GOV.
cred a couple Of miles OH foot You
N la, 1Nnt IN IN 6.nn
quer business problems. And eat!
Walk awhile ana then you'll know
what the word appetite really means.
1t will take YOU back to your boyhOOd
days, when n peck Of sweet apples
and two fgurc-cight dOughnuts simply
whctted your desire for supper. Il. C..
Norris has reached New York after II
long tramp from San Francisco. The
doctors told him he had consumption.
IIe decided to walk 1t out OF his sys-
TEN, II possible, and lie has walked
5000 miles in 20 months. Incidentally,
he wore ont I'll pairs of shoes. lie
didn't hurry. lie saw more beautiful
things In nature than he had dreamed
existed. He saw broad acres ana
mighty mountains. IIc heard strange
birds and talked with fine people.
Those he met everywhere. They We're
kind TO II stranger, and he discovered
that there are 10 map limits to broth
crly love. And rs he walked he felt
strength returning. He dropped his
cough in Arizona and lost his aches In
Colorado. When he reached tho great
wheat fields of Kansas he was tanned
and happy, and he trudged along. glad
that he was living. II looks ana feel.
ings count for anything, II. G. Norris Is
IL we'll man. His flesh Is hard, his
muscles firm, he sleeps like baby ana
his brain never slips u cog. That Is
what walking did for him. So try the
walking cure. II You have no physical
ailments you viii ind 1t splendid for
the blues.
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All the talk about the Alaskan boun.
dary and revision of the tariff system
Of England and her colonies. and Ca.
madam independence and Canadian an.
nexation. increases the interest Of the
American people In their neighbors on
the north. And 1t does not take more
than half an eye to discern a marked
similarity between the development OF
canada and the history Of the devel.
Opmcnt Of the United States. or to
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