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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1904-10-01

1t is idle to 90 to college without q
lively appreciation of the main bust
ness for which one goes. That is to do
college work. \ college degree worth
the having can he won Ivy nothing but
serious. rcsulutc. systematic study
Habits must he regular. Health aud
rational living and strong purpose are
vital factors. Recreation is necessary
to sound health. and companionship is
essential tu sane living. So Il rational
division of time is important. \ man
cannot rest too much and do his work.
nor can he work ovcrnuch without en-
dangcring his powers of work. lie
cannot Ivy any course of rational
pleasure rob his body and mind of their
native strength and natural zcst with
ont failing in the main thing for which
he goes to college. Then there Is the
problem of student friendships and or
ganizations. In many cases tendencies
have gone 80 far before leaving home
that they settle this matter ut once. II
not. it settles itself very quickly when
the time comes. 1t Is interesting. some.
times amusing. to see how quickly Il
new student settles down with fra.
! ternity. or with the Christian Associa.
ton. or with a literary society. or with
II scientific club. or with the "barbar-
ians." Close association with cOngenial
spirits Is natural. and 1t Is well. n
boy should make close friendships with
those whose friendships mean the most
to him. There is something more than
friendship in the student organizations
There is good experience in helping to
manage an organization. in the ncccs
sity of giving way to others ut times
in the habit of standing up for some
thing and in the necessity of so steer
ing the affairs of an organization tlla
one can stand up for 1t. A student de
MES himself much If he does not 20 II
with some college organization.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1904-10-01

was his hero. and 1t was at his own re-
quest that General Grant took him as
a boy OF IL to the battlefield, and
later on sent him to West Point. Lit.
tie Fred was with his father during
a great part OF the war.
He took part in five great battles,
was twice shot and had many narrow
escapes. He was on the flagship OF
Admiral Porter when the boats ran
the batteries at Vicksburg. and he
was wounded during the vicksburg
campaign. His wound was in the leg.
1t was only II flesh wound, but his leg
Is still paralyzed where the bullet
struck. He thought at first that lie
was killed. and upon his showing his
wound to one of the officers the officer
told him to move his toes. This he
did. Whereupon the officer said he
was not badly hurt. Young Grant
there,pon wrapped cloth about his
leg and remained in his saddle until
the battle was over.
After his graduation at West Point
General Grant was assigned to the
Fourth Cavalry and rose to be It's lieu
tenant colonel. After ten years ser
vice he resigned and afterward be-
came minister to Austria.
He re.entered the army at the begin.
ming OF the war with Cuba. served in
Porto Rico for a year aud then went
to the Philippines. He there had n
large military district under his
charge. He succeeded well In the
Philippines. He was engaged In sew
eral battles and In the guerilla war.
fare which followed the active fight.
ing.
lie was the first to bring his district
to accept civil government. About a
year ago he returned to the United
States and took charge Of the Depart
ment OF Texas. Since then he has been
sent to Chicago.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1904-10-01
LIKE HIS FATHER,
tseu. Fred Grant strongly Resembles
the Hero of AppomattoS.

General Frei Grant grows daily
more like his father. lie has the same
stockly frame. the same blunt manner.
He Is just as uuassuning as his father
was. aud he has much the same quiet
common sense. He talks but little.
but. once started. his words are full Of
meat. and his experiences have been
such that he views the world In the
broad lie IL like his father In his
foudness for military life. His father
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1904-10-01
Barba rOwskt E'ritchovitA

IArDurOWSku FrotCUOvotA
Almost hidden beneath the snow.
Tossed by March winds to aud fro,
The fragile huts Of Ping Yang stand
Out In the Hermit Kingdom land.
And to this quiet little glen
There came q troop Of Russian men;
The knee deep snow they waded through
And having nothing else to do.
Into a thousand threads they tore
Japanese banners by the score.
But one old lady stopped the men
tHer age was just threescore aud ten),
And with clenched fists she gave them
Twas Barbarowski Fritchovitz.
She took a nag torn by the men
And quickly tackled 1t up again
To show tina, she was loyal yet
To old Japan--lest they forget.
This nn.cr~d Captain Barbersitch,
And In a high raucous pitch.
Halt! Aim. Fire." he told his men.
Rats! Fudge. HOLSTERS" screamed Barb
just then.
A loud report. The flags In bitsl
But Barbarowski Fritchovitz.
She grabs IL up and takes stand
Up at her window. nag In hand.
"Shootee, IL mustee. me knotty-top
But dissy hagee II nevvy dlop."
The captain felt like thirty ven
And started OH his march again.
Saying: "Whoski touches oneski gray
hair
On thatski red head iieski like a bear"
And as the Russians left the town
Barbara stood with head bowed down
And mumbled: Meow Joni bleens,"
Which. translated, simply means:
Had I the whiskers Of that troop,
I'd corner the market in birds''nest
SOUP"
New York Times.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1904-10-01

Mrs. Newllwed-I really must COM
plain OF those eggs you sold me on
wednesday. They are awful.
Farmer-Why, they were perfectly
fresh. ma'am.
Mrs. Newliwed-They may have
been fresh. but they werc frightfully
tough made an omelette Of them
for my husband, and they were so
tough he couldn't eat them.--PhlIa-
delphia Press,
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1904-10-01
Deadly.

Ernie-Jack said il I refused him
he'd run to the nearest drug store and
buy some poison.
Eva--And did he?
Ernie-Yes. he bought pack OF
cigarettes.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1904-10-01
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

ANIMAL STATEMENT Of the Thuringia
Insurance Company of Erfurt, Germany
Omitted states Ernnchh ON the 3Ist day OF
December 1865: made tn the Insurance
CAPITAL.
Amount If deposit capital paid
w. ' LEniGiiEiR NsissHTiss. ''''V
Book value Of bonds .......S Soo.OS1lo
Cash on hand and iu bank 80. II7.0iiS1
Agents debit balances ....... 2o5.1i50i
Total ledger assets .....,.s,.2s ,so5oo
NoNLEDGER ASSETS.
Interest and rents due and ac.
trurd ............ ,.........S sHib'
Gross assets s,.2s,. 500 ~
DEDUCT ASSETS Nor ADMITTED.
Depreciation from book
values Of bonds -. .Sl.31j1I
Agents balances over
three months due .. 3.IVi"
Special deposits to So
cure liabilities In Ore
g"u .'3.N''."
Total ............ 8 6io57G7
Total admitted assets 1.2io.5ji.sG
LIABILITIES.
Losses. In process "
adjustment. or In
suspense" ......... .Nti lol.'si
Losses resisted ..... 1S.M'l.H
Total ssi.I52.o7
Deduct Reinsurance
due or accrued. '."10.a3
Net amount Of unpaid LOSSES =. I,.t33ct
Total uncarncd premiums ..... III.Jiiii
commissions aud brokerage. G.t61W
All other liabilities. .......... $500"
Total liabilities ............S 02j.ii33I
Less liabilities secured by spc.
cial deposits ................ .JlJi."~
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1904-10-01

Similia similibus curantur. The town
of Tornado. Tex. has been wiped out
by a tornado. It's safe to gamble that
the town is cured of its name.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1904-10-01
bra wing Card,

He-uonestly, now, just between
ourselves, will there be anything really
attractive at your church bazaar?
she-I shall have a booth there.
Hey, an, err, CLINE nins
ticketa.-DetrOit Free Press.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1904-10-01

A loving wife frequently says OF her
fat husband: He isn't at all well,
bat he doesn't say anything"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-13

has been secured - ~ 70 make II
Impossible for foreign influence %
secure faothoId rlnse 20 the city.
and forelassrs are not recognized 81
having anY rights. The chief rail
way engineer - administrator. and
up 10 the present has had complete
control 81 svrrythinF but "a tho
new scheme for the government ~
Msnehuria F0ne form OF municipal
OrrafiEa ton win be permanently a.
tabiished.
In October. tsa1. a census showed
a population 81 % ata exclusive of
soldiers. of these tso nra japanese
and 300 OF all other untinaaiities. In
eludinK GERMANS. Au@triana. Grcsks
and Turisa. All the rest ere Hua-
SLAMS. There are no Americans
Tho railway and administration
employees. Including families. cQprii-
tufs 1900 OF tho population. The
Chinese population IL about 90 coo.
Hardin Il the headquarters Of ths
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-13
HARDIN TO Be THE
MOSCOW OF ASIA

every year.
Msat Packing Embellishments =
There are several companies en-.
gagged IN meat packing Thsy ours
hams. bacon and smoked meats
The hogs and cattie ara grain fed
and make splendid meats. ana the
Russians are experts ~ prrpa rms
Il for the market
There IL plant for The prepare
ton Of bean oil fbf use N painting
Russians are fond 81 candies and
sweets. aud few people know how "a
produce quality equal % the Rus
star product
There are three small rawiuilia be
tween Hardin and Viadivast0k.
RUSSIAN fkVnBTM 1NT ~ MAN
CHuHfA.
The chief engineer. WIN was In
charge or the construction ~ the
Russian railways m Manohuria ssYs
that Russia had expended "a rail-
ways IN Manehuria IiBg g30010 Add
o. this her Investments Ia fortified
tiona ane On the construction o. the
cities 81 Port Arthur. Dnlny, Hhrbin
and other places and u Is m0der-
ate estimate 60 place her invest
msnts in permanent properties In
MHnohufih at total ~ 1851. 500 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-13
IT'S DEVELOPMENT AN EXAMPLE or RussAs ACTIVITY IN
THE PAR EAST
THE Pan EAST

one OF the greatest achievements
IN city construction the world has
ever witnessed Is going on In the
heart OF Manehurla.
IN the building OF such cities m
Niadlvustok. Dalny and Fort Arthur,
Russia has demonstrated her power
ard purpose in line with the worlds
conception Of her character; but I'm
the construction Of The city OF naf-
bin she IL displaying a different type
Of activity from what wu sie prone
10 attribute % her.
II is Ia this city more than In All
the others combined that Russia n
asserting her Intentions Of becoming
an active Industrial force IN the ar
faitao OF The ORIENT ana the people are
already giving the place the title
OF the Moscow OF Asia.
The city ~ located GA the suusaft
river. az the point where the Man
ehafian branch Of the siberian fatl-
way crosses the stream and whore
the Chinese Eastern branch starts
south 70 naiuy ana Port Arthur u
n $50 miles west af Nladltostak ana
coo miles north Of Port Arthur II
b. the aphiesi center % Man
chutia. and may bsoofns the eoui-
msreiAl center as well Tho city r.
surrounded Toe hundreds % miles
with rich agricultural country.
producing corn, wheat. oats. barley
beans. miiiet, hemp. tobacco. teEe-
tables ami ssmn ffuils. Minerals
and tim ber and great areas % graz
ing lahas also surround IL
At present the place consists -
the old town. three mfias from the
centfai DEPOT rf-sfin. OF shs river
town. ~. rress 1T commercial rrn-
ter aud the administration toNa. IN
close proximity % The railway sta
ton. Before the railway cnstne.fn
established this a. their headanar-
tets there waa no native tpwn o.
tlsiz vicinity. and the entire niac.
IL therefore . Hussian product
II is distinctly , RustIsu city. and
houe bat Russians and Chinese srs
permitted to cgn isni. construct
buildings or engage Ia any psrfna-
neut enterprise. Tho land for miles
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-13
TIE BETTER HALF

subscriber writes latter
really believes that better than men,"
And thu editor supposed would
n belief
OF philosophy which says when woman
sinks lower than sink
net falls from lofter height
Is creature You
need not find lower down.
the older school fiction forever teach
ing the every was the bot
tom Of school beginning doctrine
that al there IN tho
Is better
Fancy society the NIGH, OF
genueness mNsoalus
ags would restored
This has Is his chicf virtue Woman has
supplement each
Together maks
he
good he Is selfish. domineer-
Eeaueness All
her job Il
only
The only Why ae
not IN civilization
than
Think your mother.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-13
WOULD GIVE
GOOD ROADS

A bill rrFuiati miners asssssfn ef1t
work eaH discussed last evening at
the regular monthly meeting Of tire
Alaska club. heid IN The Hamn q
schmitE building. Tie bill provides
that any miner may % a certain
amount - werk on the paddle reads
or pay % the roah commissioners q
hia district. the sum u 500. which Will
be credited 10 tim a. assessment work
en- his claim.
THE blu wHs turned over - the leg
falative eummitte. % be drafted and
sent 20 United States Eruator Ankeny
for Introduction.
The committee ~ commerce recon
nasudsd that the club use ita influence
toward having pier built al Mono
- private enterprise also toward
having a ban passed providing that all
steamship. leaving United States
parsn shall leave with the customs
house ufflosEs a duplicate list Of pas
ssuEefs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-13

connect vtth trsius for vladivostok
Carriage and Automobile Service. -
There are also about co. nosoahticks
or Russian .arrisEcs. for public use.
ard TIRE average earnings OF these
vehicles II o. IS per day.
There n also en- automobile Hns
ready 20 start four machines 90 op.
crate between the old town and the
administration city. each vehicle will
carry ten persons. Tiissa machines
are now on the ground and win
carry passengers for 10 cents each
way. This lire 10 IN cunnersion with
an electric rramway that ~ 20 run
a loop line through the river town.
or prsstin. and a double loop. OF
figure eight, Inns through the adj
naturalization town.
Tho leading Industry OF IIarhin In
the manufacture OF flour Eight
mills are ia operation. all with Eu-
fopean machinery With one excep-
ton. and that r. n small one con-
structed with American machinery.
Applications have been made and
granted FOR the eonset ruetiou Of two
mere and BY the middle OF 1905 ten
mills viii be IN operation. producing
a02 500 pounds Of flour per day They
pay from 30 10 IS cents gold per
buahci for their wheat delivered M
the mills. and the wheat producing
area can be Increased enormously.
Brick Manufacturing In tho inn
mediate vicinity of Hardin there are
200 brloimahng plants Most OF the
work IS done by Chinese. who are
paid rs cents per day
Vodka THE next Industry Of Inn
pnrtanoe f. the production OF the
lltsnitn liquor. vodka There are
eight manufactures The consump-
ton OF vodka in Hardin alone h
770f gallons per day. and the con
sumption throughout Mnnchurla n
enormous
Hrewerlea Three breWarlos are in
course Of construction IN Hardin
The Russians are beer drinkers and
produce good beer. but Il ia not Of
the quality that bears shipping long
distances. hsncs little Russian beer
q % he saeu on the Pacific coast or
anywhere IN Manchurla AZ the
present time American beer hns the
best Of the Manehurlan market. ~
100 100 dozen bottles are Imported
through one firm al Port Arthur
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-13

Mr.. n, Higgins 81 Melbourne.
fla. writes My doctor told me !
had consumption aud nothing could
be done for me. was gken up to
die. The offer Of free trial bottle
OF Or Kings New Discovery FOR
Consumption induced me 90 frY IT,
Results were startling am now
on the road 90 recovery aud own all
10 Dr. Kings New Discovery, II
surely saved my life" This great
cure is guaranteed for all throat
and lung diseases By @. o. GUY, lno..
Druggists. Second and Yesisr. Price
Soc and slice. Trial bottles free.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-13
Y0U DON'T KNOW MUcH

hehoovts scientist sing days
hasbeen altogether too dogmAte
for
radium be changed into
. "Weleisd principles OF SCI
into smithercsnx.
adum Itself hard lick at current scientific
teaching.
But
that ranmutsd into another thus
realizing aiehensts all tho books
chemistry rewritten
Is a wedge vide once
started OF SCATTERING
m boKsea system" twain
trdts the hoas'tns o. the SURE
prattng tls DARK
Is learned how little he that
OF Eravitytha he Is but
picked pebbles while the e
iies before him"
Chemistry only know
ueuireu Aside from few mah
world ignorant Of tho universe
Decent respect what he
he
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-13
HE TURNED THE TABlEs

Abraham Chertham was granted
a divorce from Ellen ChseflIam BY
Superior Judge Griffin yesterday on
ground Of cruelty Mia. cheeiham
brought suit against her husband.
but he succeeded Ia proving that shs
wAs the person who caused all ths
domestic unhappinens
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-13

for hla infamioa sgsiust the French
people. ana he fell n corpse, pune
tured by the girl'a ready hatpiu.
Alexander the Great wua soreiY
frtml because thefa were no more
worlds 60 conquer.
why slightest thou Tor more con
quests 70 asked a general Have
you not wen all possible fanef'
Ave. thou speakeat truly" replied
the hero hut ! need 90 win few
mora purses before | can redeem my
markefa with the booknakers.
Thus Il Will be seen why uneasy
lies A champion that wears the belt.
How far IL Il from Schenectady
% 1fayf"
I'm miles ar Ties"
Song" before you milk COW
cateher'D
nAHEnArf4 TALK
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-13

a runaway almost sndinx fatally
started a horrible ulcer "a thu leg
% ]. u. Orunf. Franklin Grove. III.
ror four years u dsrisd AL doctors
and all romstlsA figt Huckieu'a
Arnlek saiva had no trouble 70 cure
him. Equally coed for Burns.
Bruises. Skin Eruntions and Piles.
2so at C. o. GUY. Inc. drug store.
Second ard Neslsr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-13
JAP CRUISER LOST
Her Bearings
NEAR PORT ARTHUR

ST. sITTY. Japan, Aprl i9,--''Ha.
ha." said Gen. Dee Nyie. when In
tsrvfswed him last night. so the
Russians say they viii exterminate
the japanese IN five years. 10 they7
Sir. Russia could not exterminnte Us
On the length Of time # takes the
United States TO build a pOstOffice."
Gen. Dee Nyle was formerly the
Japanese attache at the James street
power house.
PORT ARTHUR, April 1.-THE
Russians have received 20 carloads
81 bone fertilizer. which viii be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-13

Under the uspicsa Of The Young
Mems club Edwin q. w. Gill viii
lecture at Plymouth Congregation
Al church on the -uh3ee, Of Hawaii.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-13

Cny slhrdusts Ala hobby Burns
WI ilshtsefns heart I pu'i . rose
F'u. sweet upon Is th0fuY rva
And my rause Dream utfi tosk ns
fuae-=
nut. an. she left the hili vi ne
WI ughtsome heart I pu'd a ros.
That So ne dassn a pes.
And sac WAS left the bit vi me
And sac was pu.d my ieK
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-13

I<inF Edward r. frequently stopped
BY police when he - scorrhiua IN
hts automobile, THAT az least shows
tho difference between the police IN
Euxiand and the Uniled states.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-13
HiSTORYS MARTIES

Charlotte Corday. who had forced
her way into the bath at Aarat, the
detested, cried.
Il have come 20 kill a tyrant!"
Tn that case. madam, you are
evidently looking for the janltor OF
this flat building. He f. down IN the
basement"
Plausible as was his Epsech. he
Wis not thus TO escape retrlbutiou
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-13

Mrs. Emmons Blaine thinks plays
should be used in teaching the chill
dren. One can't help feeling shocked
when he thinks Of what the children
might learn from the plays o. 1904.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-13

spread over all Qualifications n Is
believed this win strengthen the
earthworks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-13

ssime military aitaehe IN Europe
says Gen. Kuropatkin usea mar
rhine. Maybe the Russian gunneFs
hit the pirs Tisay don't seem able
20 hlt anything else.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-13

"unels Tom'a CABIN" has been on
the stage about 50 years. but Little
Eva l. Htul under &
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-13

Afte A1thiNlhtf alton HAi lAfAA4F OF
the city has been gih.4s0,nfo.
steamer a--Ths sunEaa river -
haytEabin with Hght-arnft steamers
ana native craft for 100 miles above
the cts. up bath iHanolies OF the
river. and much traffic has already
dafeloped on these streams. sspse
sEally In Whaht.
From Hardin 10 the Arrur river
Eaoa sized river steamers run daily
These steamers are fitted with eafnf
Portable cabins for first SECOND and
fitifd class passenger They carry
esrruea sud uEr atty tow harxss
The steamers are mostly Of she
stern heel iype. burning WOOD. such
sa arc IN oTerntinn On the xsstorn
fIetrM Of tfa tfnit~d HtAtsa The
time required - SO ffasn Hardin 70
Harlscrufsk. IT tho mouth Of tie
tssuri river. on the Afuur Il five
dave. A. this piaoe these steamers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-13

SHANGHAI. April i3-IEeavy flr.
ing was heard here this morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-13
~ STAR DUST ~

A new thea,er Is 70 be built IN Chi
eaxo. Send In your asbestos samples
carry.
'srhs toEr II growing late. said
the speaker at the woman's club.
'sand now for the last word
Immediately every woman jumped
90 her feet. and there was a savage
fight to see who should have u.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-13

SHANGHAI. April i3-Cofrectiou
Heavy firing was no, heard here.
II waa seen. The engineer at the
c1oudviaw block was ordered by the
smoke inspector 90 be more careful.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-13

A WORD FROM JOSH WISE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-13

eiVli courts. tie chief military post
and the main center OF control ~ the
army OF railway guards 1'hs hd.
ADMINISTRATION city. therefore, consists
OF all OF the public and private
buildings and shops necessary FOR
these departments. Residences f1f
the employees cover the largest area
81 this division or this marvellous
aHy.
Tho following are some or the
principal buildings OF the admins
tfatibn city
building Cost OF Building
Administration buildings
three stories IN height.
having total floor spaces
Of SEQ square saKene
u1gfo0 square fretl. 20
cost when fluiHhsd,sss....t gls. 900
Railway shops .............. lRsl. 800
Hospitals ..,... .,.,...,... 81 $50
Commercial school and giris
school #,.t .sss ..ts sss... fbi. 'sN4
Technical school .......... ia. 30
T.lFht schools Tor teaching
Russians Chinese aud for
teaching Chinese Russian 20 tfo
Club nnd store for employees 30 .the
Hotel ....................... A. sss
nussSsc hinese Bank ss.s,.. 10000
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-13
A RAs TIE TRAIN.

A BAS THE TRAIN.
A bas the train that's on the skirt.
That sweeps the street. that yields
the dirt.
That. whiriea aloft. as dust win nv,
That always fills n mere mans eye,
That spills tear for wOmen's
within.
To float mid clouds like seraphlm.
A bas the train that's on the skirt.
That sweeps the street, that yields
the iirt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-13

nAsrnAtf. TALK
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-13

4, behooves the scientist to sing these days.
lie has>been altogether too dogmAtie.