The daily sentinel., 1905-10-19

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Marrying Filipino women will not
be INDUCED in TO any great extend
hereafter by officers of the U. S. army. /
since the experience of Liet. Bur
bank. This officer married a beauti- Z
full Filipino while he was located with
his company on the islands, as
sort OF convenient family relation and
then abandoned her and came to this
country. At Leayenworth he fell in
love and was about to marry a hand
some American girl, when the United
States government intervened and
said that the Filipino wife had legal
claims on him which he must not ig-
lore.
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We aeree most heart!iy with She
opinion of the general public that.
when a man is unfortunate in bust
ness and fails that his property or
the remnant OF it should not be eaten
up with court fees and costs. II is
said that the courts and the receiver
Of the Fidelity Savings association
are about absorbing all the balance
of the money that should go toward
the payment of the claims of de
positors. II is not the intention of
the law that when a man fails in
business that he should be pounced
upon and be compelled to pay as
much i'm fees TO the courts. as he does
10 his Legitimate creditors.
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a great many property owners are
investigating the vitrified brick. as
paving substitute In many east
ern cities this brick is used entire
" and its lasting qualities have been
proven beyond any doubt whatever
Init ftr h,,
thing for paving in this city. Il is
questionable If asphalt would stand
up under the hot summer sun as well
as the brick. There is only one OBJ
lection which is advanced against
brick and that is it makes noisy
street But the old cobble stones used
years ago in the cities were none the
less noisy and people survived oven
with them. The brick is not nearly so
noisy as they We're and infinitely
cleaner and more practicable street
on which to drive.
Superintendent Allen, of the public
schools. has said to us that. he be
lieves in pushing TO the fore the ele-
mentary studies. He made such a
statement yesterday to us. in com
menting on our article regarding the
weakness of students in the common
English branches We suggested
that, if he desired to popularize the
course with the public I'm this city
that he could not lay too much stress
on the elementary studies and along
that line asked him to institute
iod of the day in which every student
in the public schools of the city
should participate. The question of
return to the study of common
branches for the average student is
being agitated all throughout the
country. We believe that the study
of these will better III the student
for business life than the study of
many of the special courses now a
part of the curriculum of our public
schools
Al the Congregation church in DEN
yer a unique service was held lately.
number of the prominent members
of the congregation We're invited to
speak upon the subject of Timely
Topics for Discussion from the Pull
pit" The minister was an auditor
in the congregation and he heard
truths spoken with a forcefulness
that was ACTUALLY surprising. One
gentleman said the frequency of di-
vorce was a crying evil and intimat-
\
the evil but more If there were fewer
Divorces in the congregation. An
other topic suggested was the evil
of the pas system, but few refused
one il rendered. And so through a
1 long list the minister and oongrega-
\ tion We're taken, so that in that con-
greEation hereafter there il be some
/ thing doing when that minister rises
to speak He has been authoritively
3 t,F I,f tta111 o.
make the most OF it-and who
wouldn't under the circumstances
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We were the cause of genuine
/ " interesting article in our even
/ ing contemporary last night The
/ friends of that publication freely con
] fess that all that is necessary to make
/ n readable article in that paper, Is
/ to have something to say about The
Sentinel We have no defense against
the editor for that, really is flatters
/ our judgment of what constitutes a
/ good newspaper. We cannot help
! that we have almost a thousand sub
scribers who give the stamp of their
approval to the manner in which we
! fprnish news. Our friendly contem-
porary would lead US from the evil
I of our ways. He announces startling
/ " that we strive for the yellow" in
1 journalism and would have us follow
| the footsteps OF the only religious
publication in the city. We will have
/ to refuse: follow that paper, never,
better TO stop right now in our jour
nalistic career That haranguc about
/ headlines in the confusion of Rev,
Walters resignation with another
l item about horse thief, was the
confusion incident to the air ships
/ which are buzzing continuously in
/ ''Uncle lVory's belfry."
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WEATHER BULLETIN.
U. S. Department OF Agriculture