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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-17
ENTRIES AT JENNINGS.
The Columbia and the BIadepsburr
Are the Features.

Washington. Nov. 16-The fall meeting q, n.
Washington Jockey Club will begin here to.r,or-
row. The Bennngs track has been greatly IN,
proved. and is in excellent condition a good r.,5
of high class horses is already stabbed here and
large number of the best Jockeys who have b.ar
riding around New-YOrk will have mounts ThA
meeting will continue three weeks. To-rorrous,
card Is featured by the Columbia Handicap. al
the Bladensburg Steeplechase. The eotries fo
low:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-17
DAUGHTER BORN TO HAckETrs.

daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs. James X
Hackett MARY Manneringl yesterday afternoon al
o'clock at their home. No. 3S East Thirty-third
II The mother and child were both doing well las
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-17
RHODES SCHOLAR WINS AGAIN.

London Nov. 16-At the oxford freshmens sports
to-day w f. Schutt. the Rhodes scholar of Cornell
University last weeks winner of the half-mile and
mile runs won the two-mile by fifteen yards.
Time 10:249s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-17
LITERARY NOTES.

From a list OF Books Received" in the cur
rent number OF a certain college publication
the name OF when we withhold take this
luminous entry: An Autobiography Of Mon
cure, by Daniel Conway. Two volumes"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-17
THE PERENNIAL TOPIC.
Some Neso Viescs as to the Signih-
canoe of the Weather.

WEATHER INFLUENCES. An Empirical STUDY
az the Mental and Physiological EheGls %
DEFINITE Meteorological Conditions By , EoW,n
Grant Dexter Phi. D.. Professor OF EoucAuoh
,n the University OF Illinois. With an introduc-
ton by Professor Cleveland Able svo' PIP
he Macmillan fOmpany.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-17

drectad IN the benevolent and cheering occupa ton
OF trIrnr which can do each other the most good
An OLD DISCIPLE OF COOPERATION.
London. March g. 1896
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-12-06
geiueis.

oils oie erite giienbabn in Sfwa.
ben eebalit mlroe, l%punoerte man
iid, pie oenn bas eebe, oa feline 3ilg.
there ein9eipannt ieien. 9a meinte
Giner: n9ie Bierbe iino BARN;
oenn es beiBt, Die Waidine bat 10
piel EferoefrGite." Gin Mnberer
iogte: Ser Seufel itedt oarin." "a
e%ntgegnete elm 9ritter: ogber ser
Seufel friBt bod feline Steintoblen!"
@nbli6 cling man 81 Dem 8eld)eiote.
item bes 9ories nnO fragte i'm mn
cine grflGrung. 9ieier legte Die
Stirn in pid)tige Solten uno be-
gam: nSabt Sbr nift gcieben, ipie
binten (bei Der 2ofomotipe) Serer
bernuSfam2@~ = ySa", antmorteten
Sene. .9eun oentt Gllf einmal,
penn SemonO gud) binten Selier ant
legte, oo miiroet Sbr ailh [ e NJ"
SaS lell6tete MQen elm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-12-06
Die Combination Del : Sur geaen
Den &rebS

bot Die 8utbeiBing Ger bDditen
meoiSiniiden autborit1ten ser 8elt.
IS miiroe mabrlib ionoerbar iein,
menn Seute, welhe Die Sbatiaden
fenneln uno nit &rebs uno 8ei6pii.
rem bebaitet limo lire 3niludt 81 Dem
gefiirdteten Meiier nebmG ooer Dem
brennenoen BilaIter. pelde bisber
NIT iol6 iotalem @uS9anae be9leitet
gemelen iinb. 9ie Sbatiafe, baB
inner6alb Ser leBten ied)s Sabre lid
iiber ~einbumoert ger5te inter oieie
miloe acknowledgements 9eitellt
baben, 5eigt oeren Sertrauen in Die
nelle Wetbooe Der 9ebanolung oieler
bGBliden &ranfbeiten. Yerionen
melhe bebaftet iiuo, weroen mobl
oaran tblIn, INN Elm freieS Su6 sI
ihreiben, pelheS nGbere Mngaben
uno Yreiie bon Del. Wan menoe
iih an: 9 r. @pe. 9roper iii,
Ganlas Gitp, Wo.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-12-06
Sebr ermGfigte Grfnriions f. Sabr-
prciie fir Die MISUNDERSTANDING

nah alien Nunften auf ser 9idel
Elate : Giienbabn 5pii6en Chicago
uno Buffalo. grfuriions 9iaette
merben i'm @erfaufe iein qm "a, %,
%. mo 81. Se5ember 1904 uno am
1. uno 2. Sanllar 1905 fiir bie &iid-
fabrt bis sum 4. Sanuar 1905
giiltig. Srei Shnea5iige t6glid.
gS miro fein lleberi6uB.Yreis fir
@ep1d muf irgeno einem 3uge &c.
re6net. slllb Der nieorigite Sabr.
preis uno bie oirefteIte Clinic nod
Glepeiano, Buffalo, Nep Yorf,
Bolton uno often oitlifeu Euuften.
WoOerne Sd)lafmagen uno Speiie,
pagen. Snoipioual Glub WabI.
5eiten, in Ereiien BON 35 Gents bis
81 eiuem Collar peroen IN olen
Speiiemogen Ger Nifel YIate 9a6n
i%erpirt; aiid Speiieoienit a Ia carte.
Slae 3iige perlniien Den ga Sale
StraBen 9obnhof in Chicago.
St1otiide Sidet.S fficie ST. Chicago,
Su., III Ioams Ctr, uno I'M guoi-
forum Sinner. sir nGbere Nus.
frnfttunit penbe mon iid an:
So y. callahan, @eneral,
Ngent, 113 Ioams Str, 3immer
29S.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-12-06
Nns benz bGusliden 2eben Der
Gsarin

SJuNtu
er3Gblt S. 6e @ranobeGe i'm ,8au.
lois" meni6lih i6one unb gepin,
nenbe 3ige ,Ser5libe 8iite lit oit
be5eidnenoite Gigenidaft i'm Gba'
rafter Der ruiiiifen 8aiierin. Sit
entbiiat iid in aa ibren Sbaten unf
@orten; iie prdgt ii6 aus in ibrer
miitterlidenI 3Grtliffeit, in ibren
Wfitgeiiibl, in Der ginfadbeit hires
5umilienie6ens. Die G5arin Dat es
bllrdgeitbt, oaB Die 8fli6ten Der
SerrlGlrin, Die InforOeru1g ibrer
boben Stelung ibr Dem Sous unb
Der Uamilie gepibmetes 2eben ni6t
beeintrGdtigen. Salt ben gan5er
Gag weibt lie mir ibren &inOern
itetS lit lie bel ibner ltno ii6eripadt
iorgiom llno 5Grtlif al ibr Sbun BON
Dem auiiteben am friiben Worgell
bis 5um SGlaiengeben, pelln lie
elien, lernen un6 beten. Sic G5arin
liebt oie bodJlte Ginfa6beit uno inter
mirft iidl nllr iebr ungern Der Sait
Ser groBen GmpfangStoge, Dem Sdrnl
eines. railifenOen Settles. gsur in
fleinem &reiie iiiblt lie iidl mobl,
luenu ode Geremonien itnb offer
Gurus rerbunnt iino; Damn bewegt JIG
lid einfa6 uno lnge5uuneen IN
ibrem Sommtfleio, Delien Ounfle
SQrbe fem GDeliteiu erheQt, feline
&oltbarfeit per5iert. Sm Soar, oas
lie gang id]liht uno natiirlif trdgt,
laitet fem l6iperes Siabem, fem fun.
felnoer @riQonti6mud; MIR cine
Goie rltbt oarin, 0eren Quit lie aml
meiiten liebt. Sem Irmbanb
lfnliidt Tie, uno an ser Sano trdgt
lie MIR 5pei einfahe Hinge. Sieies
i6lidte rnO idmudloie @eien Der
&aiierin biloet Die Ser5meiflllng Ger
Sofoamen, ole ibrem geiipiele fplgen
miillen. Die bobe rnliiihe @eiea.
id)aft, Die groBe Geidtbiimer beiist,
liebt glan5enbes 9eprdnge, u1o MN
bari iid) bieie Eradt nur bel ben
groBen offi5iellen Gn1pfnngstngen
5eigen, on beneu audi Die 95arin IN
majeltdtiih feierlider Soilette er.
ldjeint. 9icie groBen Seite finoen
III Dem Saale gttfolouS OeS 3fueiten
@interpalais ltatt, einem rieligen
&allme, beilen meite glnsbebmlng
Die Srunfidle Der anoeren Serrifer.
pallite in europa iibertrifft uno
oeiIen bobe Spiegel Sauien0e BON
eleftrildleu 2idtern in einem idim.
meruOen Weer bon Slonmen sllriid-
merfen. Sn bieier ltrablenoen BE.
lelldtung eriheint Die GSarin nit
bunoert eoel0amen. Sbr Sammt.
tleiO blist bann nit Dem Seller 5abl-
lcier Siamanten. auf ibrer Srilllr
Die ein Weiltermerf lit, ldNpebt elm
%Itol5er DeiBer Sugel nit u~usgebreite-
ten Slii9eln, oeIien Seoern nit Bril-.
lanten GeiGet iino unb oeiien Mugen
aus Nilbinen belteben, Ger S6nabel
ans &orauen. Sier offenbart iH)
Die &aiierin in al ibrer gbri1lrd)t ge.
bietenoen Sobeit. 0oh penige Stun.
Den oanad, loenn alle bieie attrihute
iGrer faiierlid)en @iir6e in oen
Shrdnfen nerihloiien limo, lit lie
mieOer Die liebenoe Mutter. Die Sdrt-
lid NIT ibren &inoern ipielt lrno ii6
oarlim fiimmert, oab lie Speiien be-
fonlmen Die ibrer @%eiunobeit 5u.
tr6nIih linn"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-12-06
Gin liifsppdel.

Saitelbauer gum Na6bar):
Inner Sdul5e bat bod Elm Hieien'
gliif. gr bat er 5000 Warf IN Der
Sotterie geluonnen, oann orei Yferoe
glGn3eno perfauft, uno geitern
brennt ibm AUDI noG's bod per.
iiderte @eboft obi"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-12-06
Sin Gntoefer.0 enie.

g.: Ser Yrofeiior SGneGer iol
ia cine &apa5itat auf ieincm 9ebiete
iein2"
g.: uStimmt, fait ieoe ISOLDE
madt er cine rteiie gntoefumg;
porige ISOLDE bat er beiipielspeiie elm
nelles Gr5 entoedt nnb geltern, DOB
feline iunge Srar niht foten fann."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-12-06
uuanaenehm.

sd babe bod ideublides 9ed!
2ieB ib mid seltern BEL meinem
Gbef pegen &ranfbeit enti6uloisen,
INN cine &aopartbie MAIDEN 5ll fon-
men = unO wie i6 gegen @benb al,.
riidfam, bab' i1 i'm iiberraoelt!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-12-06
Ienes @eibmadts6idlein. Serous.

@eibnadts6iidlein. Serous.
gegeben bon 0tar Steigen6erger,
9ompreoiger, mo 9ltom. Sraub,
W(aler. Wtit 16 S~auitrationen in
REDEEM 8arbeuOrud uno GA Sci.
ten Cert. 40. ...... S1.OO
Der dgpptild)e 3uicpb. Gin bliitben.
reidcS SOrbilo Seiu. Sir Sung
uno Nlt, er5dblt BON Sran5 BON
Seeburg. 0tit 10 berrlid)en Sol3.
ifnitten in 6arbenorud. NeueIte
IllfIoge. 40. Sn Oeutider. euqli.
Iter, frm5oiiider, italieniider II.
lponi'der Sprade. a. S1.OO
Sas SilOcrbmd fir braue fleine
Sinocr bon 5 bis 8 Sabren. lpit
erldltternoem Cert BON Ser aroBen
&inoerfrelnoin Gmmp 8iebrl. IL
farbtge @iloer uno "a Seiten Sert.
$3.50
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-12-06
Nnd elm Grfrnnunas5cidcu.

uSbre .3niaing' Tenn ih bait
ni6t museinanoer unO penn ib tie
aae Gag ieb'!!" - llnD Die lino bod
10 leift bon chamber 5u unteri6ei.
ben! Ser Cine beiBt Sepperl unO
Ger Inoere fSran5l!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-12-06
Stintntt.

@irtb (drgerlid): Sic er5Gblten
mir porbin, Sic bitten 8elo mie
Sen, uno iebt, nadbem Sic nobel &c.
geiien uno getrunfen baben, 5eigt
lids, oaB Sic fem @elo baben, Sic
Sump."
3ed)rreaer: Scum ia, Seu' bab' id
chen audi ni6t!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-12-06

= gr weinte Dor hmer5, Siiiten.
meb pciuige i'm. Solt ct. SafobS
Gel ODER baltet es ltetS an Sauo; es
lit befannt ole ihlimmiten Sale Su
furiren mno furirt pirfiam.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-12-06

Der gieriepp (eine neue WaaB be.
itelerb): Ser Shienuirtb bat ooa
aaepeil 9 beihte Bier; baoerpum
fonn mer ii6 t~ootiuuie, nler frie9t te
&opfpebl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-12-06
Sid)eres Seid)en.

Seilld: o9u iolit ldnsere 3eit
itJper franf gepeien iein?"
Stubioius: rSreili6! @ht $50
den lang permod)te ib feinen Wten.
lden an5upumpen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-12-06
Die Srpbe.

rSie baben Ser iungen Sral Jug.
gerirt, ibr @am lei geitorben. 8lau.
ben Sic, oaB tie nah Dem grmoden
nod etiuas bapon gepuBt bat?"
Sppnotiieur: yNotiirlihl Sic
fragte mid ~iofort: n@ie itebt mir
oenn Ser Srauerbut?"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-12-06
Surm bic glnn,e.

&irtb: ,gilrn, Serr gslioelnleper,
mie bats Sbnen oenu geidmedt, mar
Der @il0braten gut?"
@alt: 80 oanfe, allSgc5eibnet, nlr
fiird)te i'd, baB id eiuen &asenianl-
nler Darna6 befonlmen iperoe."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-12-06
&atbpiifeDe SilDerbadDer
tnr Die Geiertage.
Ggriitfinolcins @ei6nadltsoruf;

SbriitfinSlcins @eibnadtsgrnf an
trobsfromme &inoerber3en. Son
Gorolla Bcregrinu (G. 80bler(.
Wfit mebrfarbigem Sitelbile uno
5ablreifen SQuitrotionen in
Sdppar5ortd. Nj urlo 1872
Seiten. 40. .......... S0.65
8ploemcs Standardization fir
braue, cute &inbcr. t6 Cartel,
lllgen in pradtpollem rplogropbi.
ihem 8arbenbrlld aus Ser aino.
belt Sem nit poetiidlem Gerte BON
9. 9iefenbadl. 40. Su oellti6er,
engliIder, fran56iiider, boaGnoi-
id)er, italieniifer, iponiiher llno
portrgieiil6er Sprade. O. S1.00
Die braUcn Geidauiiter. Gin 9il6er.
blld nit Serten bon gmmp @iebrl.
q farbige 9iloer nit 40 Seiten
Cert. A.. $3.50
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-12-06
@ie Sobn Titid, Gsa, iid) BON elmer
@abluette, wObci cs id, nm cine
Sdnbfarrcnfabrt banoelte,
lpsfGnfte.

MiIter @biter!
WGmlid) mege Der.
idicbene &ieiens lin
aud iunidt nod. I'm
bann i6a mer eutDeOer
bas Cine nit tbun, ooer
mer ioa bes Innere
loiIe.
Inner sic Stategorie
foQe tbeils 10 Code,
SeoefaaS alplper ioa
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-12-06

Wnrder 9ifter eleidt einem
Iutomaten, Ser rai6 9iebt, u6er balb
geleert lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-12-06
Mte INNER.

Grofeiicr Gam TELEPHONY: nSier
Yrofeiior Meier, mer Oort?"
Stimme I'M 4pparat: nSier Yro-
feIIor Sliber $50"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-12-06

Nrofellor: uNb @err Gollega, =
nebmen Sic oodl, bite, einen Iugen.
bid BlaBi"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-12-06

The 9:05 a. m. Chicago Special"
No. 6, is the best and fastest train to
Chicago. IL has free reclining chair
a + n Buffet Pullman parlor cars.
and arrives in Chicago at lao D.. M.
IN time for all eastern connections.
h ll;l0 p. M. train for st. Paul, the
Great Western Limited" is a splen-
ana train OF new compartment and
standard Pullman ~sleepers and free
chair cars. Through cars and sleep-
ers in all directions. For informatinn
of any kind call at city ticket Office.
+. 3. Ross, City Ticket Agent.
Depot, foot OF Eighth street. CITY
Ticket Office, Cos Main street. Tele.
phone l22' new. 97F
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-12-06
spab mnB aud icin.
S%clbitseiprad.

1865
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-05-07
SURPLUS
DISAPPEARED
TO-DAY, AND FROM NOW ON WILL
SHOW a DEFiCiT-WAS~ FIFE
TY-FOUR MILLIONS AT BE-
GINNING OF YEAR.
MANY UNEXPECTED BILLS HAVE
COME UP FOR PAYMENT AND
SOME LOANS HAVE BEEN
MADE,

WASHINGTON, D. c., May G.-The
Treasury surplus which was S54 ,OOO,-
900 at the beginning Of this fiscal
year, disappeared to-day, and from
now until the end Of the fiscal year, a
deficit will be growing in it's place.
The total expenditures OF the govern
ment since July ] Of last year, have
been S4Go,113, 59S.5S and the total re-
ceipts up TO this morning have been
S459.@S1, 24O1G, leaving a deficit this
morning of S132,25S.S2.
A year ago last December the Sec
Rotary of the Treasury calculated that
there would be a surplus of about
$4,000. 600 by the end Of next month.
When making that estimate, however,
he had no knowledge that Congress
would make a loan of about five mil
lion dollars to the st. Louis Expo
sition. S3OO0OOO of which has already
been paid out. Nor could he tell that
the Panama Canal payments would
occur at this time.
Besides these unlocked for expendi-
lures. the payments on civil and mis-
celianeOus accounts have this year eX-
ceeded those Of last year by over $1O,-
100000: for the Navy by So 900
and for pensions by S3,0oo,oco. War,
Indian and interest payments have
been less this year than last year.
The receipts rom customs have fall
len OIL this year by S21 100000, while
those from Internal Revenue have in
creased only So Geo 900 and from mis-
cellaneOus fixtures The Increase has
been about four millions.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-05-07
OUT OF
POLITICS
WILL GO THE AMALGAMATED
COPPER COMPANY OF MON
TANA-SEN SATlON CAUSED
BY TIE ANNOUNCING

HELENA. Mont, May 7.-One Of
the biggest sensations in Montana
politics for many years may come as
the result of an address delivered be-
fore the Democratic club on Thurs
day night by J. G. MorOny, to the eff
feet that the Amalasamated Copper
Company is to go out of politics for
ever
Morony, who is in touch with the
officers Of the Boston and Montana
Com pany, one of the chief constituents
Of the Amalgamated Copper Com
pany, declared that he spoke author
itatively He also announced that the
com pany intended to dispose of its
newspapers, which include three lead
ing daiiies in as many of the largest
cities of the State. and one or more
weeklies in every county.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-05-07
BEYOND THE HILLS

81 can hear the drums as the army
From beyond the hills he said,
And he leaned and smiled like hap
py child
AS he shook his snowy head.
And he clutched his cane while the
far refrain
Came in nlurmurs to his ears,
But they whispered low: "He has
dreamed it SO,
And it is no drum he hears
II can hear the fife as it leaps with
life,
And the drums roll madly, TOO
Was the old mans sigh as with kind
ling eye
He would hum the var songs
through.
play
When the road was hard and lons.
And it's Billys drum that is calling,
Comet
AS it keeps time with the song"
And his fingers slim beat 4 tattoo
grim
On the stout arm of the chair.
While his lips grew stern and his
eyes would burn
With the fire that once was there.
20, the bugle call, and the drums and
ALL
He would say. Their music fills
All the night and day: can hear
them play
In the march beyond the hills"
Il can hear the drums, and the army
comes
From beyond the hills" he said
With his eyes aglow he saiurod slow
And he touched his snowy head.
Then his eyes We're closed as if he
but doZed,
And his day of days had dawncd,
For the low drum beat had allured
his feet
To the hills-and far beyond.
w. D. NESBIT
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-05-07
THE ALBATROSS
Curious and Elaborate Dances In
Which 1t Participates.

1t is well known that many of the
cranes and other long legged WadinS
birds indulge in curious antics that
oartaEc closely Of the nature of the
human dance, but it is not known to
many persons that the al>atross has
the most elaborate and ccrcInOniouS
dance of them all.
Only very few have ever seen the al
batross OH land; probably nine persons
out OF ten who have seen the wonder
full birds at all have observed them
only on the ocean.
one of the nesting places Of this
great winged creature is the island of
Laysan in the Pacific ocean, and there
at times the ground is absolutely Gov
cred with their nests. 1t is on Laysau
that the albntross dance was first seen
by 4 lucky scientist
The ceremony begins when 4 lot OF
the birds are grouped i'll circle. Two
will advance toward each other, bend
ing and notidin@ their heads in exact
imitation OF the human how. Then
they spar with tl!rir bills. crossing
them gently and still making funny
littlc bows. Then one bird viii lower
its head and stand ,iiiitc Still in that
pose. while the other throws its head
back till tl!c bill! points straight into
the air. 1t puEfs out its breast ana ad-
TancCS with Il queer, fantastic strut
uttcrincs a curious @rlillt The other
bird BEGINS to snap it, bill ill it pro
drccS the sound of castancts-
SO ti!. two Will alternate. advancing
and rctrcatins- AID bowling to each 9th
err by turns. Sometimes one will pick
III, Il biz of Grass or Il feather and offer
it to the other. Then 4 second couple
will ,); the In an L la 1sl:luy
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-05-07
YOU CANT MAKE
CLEAN MONEY
In "a DIRTY OCCUPATION, SAYS
ORlSON SWEET MARDEN, IN
THE MAY NUMBER OF
SUCCESS.

35s Orison SWEET Marden, the editor of
Success, in the May issue, says DO
not hypnotize yourself by the expec-
tation OF making clean money in a
dirty occupation. Do not deceive
yourself either, by thinking you can
elevate a bad business or make it
respectable. Many man has thus
been dragged down to his ruin. Some
occupations are SO demOralizing. brtl-
talizing and hardening, that even a
Lincoln could not make them respect
able. Long familiarity with Il bad
business will make it seem right to
you. If it is very profitable it viii at
last hush your doubts and blind your
moral faculties. 1t will make you feel
there is compensation in pursuing it
at least, until capital is Accumulated
for something else. What You at first
choose. at last compels you. You Will
be as irrevocabIy chained to your
deeds as the atoms are chained by
gravitation. So, my friends, when
you are thinking OF engaging in an
able, and which does not get the COM
p1ete consent OF your faculties, do
not forget the tremendous gripping
power OF habit. which, when you
change, Will pull like 4 giant to get
you back in the old rut. Take no
chances. Leave it before it IS too
late,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-05-07
MY MA, SHE KNOWS

My pa, he scolds me jes becuz
He says In gettin' tough:
He says my face is never clean,
M hands are always rough:
I'm not behavin' like should
An goin' wrong, 1 s'pose,
But me. She takes an pats my hand.
An smiles, becuz She knows.
Nay pa hain't got no use for boys,
He wants EN- always men:
wonder ii he's clean forgot
The boy he must a been:
Ter ma, she says they're all alike,
'DouJ face, an hands an clothes.
An says I'll learn to be a man:
IN ma, l guess she knows.
Ny pa. ne says I amt no good
At dom anything;
I'd rather fool away the time
An whistle, play, an sing;
But ma, she smiles an says I'm young
IN then she up an goes
And kisses me an shows me how;
For ma. you bet she knows.
My pa, he says I'll never be
\ business man like I.lm
BecuZ l hain't got any drive"
IN get up" pluck" and vim: -
Dur ma, she says. SO solemn like,
y mans a boy that grows.
An boys must have their playin' spell;
An mas a trump, an knows.
Ny pa, shakes his head an signs
An says he doesn't see
Where 1 got all my careless ways
That seems ies' born in me;
An ma. she laughs. an laughs, an
laughs.
Till pas face crimson grows,
An thcu she says. 4" lis very queer:
But somehow. ma, she Knows,
NV ma. knows most everything
Bout boys and what they like,
She's never scoldin' bout the muss
I make with Kites and bike:
She says she wants me to be good
An conquer all my foes,
An you jes bet I'm goin' to be.
Cuz my sweet ma. she knows.
Birch Arnold, i'll Detroit Journal
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-05-07

y London paper relates rlat az en-
tcrprisi11g Yankee came over % Eng
land ANA decided to open Il shop in
birmingham He obtained promises
next door TO Il man who also kept Il
shop of the same description, but was
not very pushing in his business meth
DDS The methods OF the Ynn1Icc how
ever, caused tie older trader to wake
Ep. and with the spirit of orr @inalty
strong upon him he affixed 4 notice
over his shop With the words, ''EStn)-
liShcI fifty years.. painted in large
letters. Next day the Yankee replied
to this with Il notice over his store to
this effect: ''E,StabliSned yesterday.
no old Stock