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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-08
NORMAL SCHOOL.

The state Normal School one Of the
three state schools that comprise the
University NJ utah. offers the follow
inc courses: Five year normal course,
Ave year kindergarten course, and coll
lege normal courses The four year
normal course VIII be abandoned in
1905
Graduates from the eight grades Of
tho public schools are admitted TO
the Normal School
Persons having done one year OF
work above the eight grades are ad-
mltted IN the Preparatory School
Catalogue and illustrated booklet
sent free ON request 90 the
UNIVERSITY or UTAH,
Salt Lake city Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-08
Danger!
Headache, Tremb-
ling Hands, TwitCh-
ings, Irritability,
Are Signals.

Not every headache Is q sign Of nerv-
Gus hrcok-Gown,
But. Il you suffer often from headache
that seems to rc.occur at intervals, nerv-
GUS or brain trouble is very evident
Again, II you can't hold a pen to paper
without trembling or twltchlng. there's
screw loose somewhere.
or, II you seem irritable and cross
without cause.
All these arc signs aud symptoms
Not necessarily that you are danger
ously slck--BGt ut any rate, sick enough
to need DR.. Niles Nerylne.
The danger lies In ncgIccting the
slight symptoms.
Some Of those signs are slecplessness
Dizziness, ExcItabiity Loss Of Memory
TrcGgnoss Headache, Melancholy, Ncu-
ral8'l, Muscular Twl,chinS7
Do not neglect them, Begin to take
Dr. Miles Nervihc. It will cure them,
"For five years have suffered terri.
bly, from nervous prOatroiIun / tried
ono physician after another, but re-
worse until vas afraid to be lott alone,
and degpllrcd Of over being cured,
Three months ago I was induced 10 try
Dr. Niles Restorative Noryinc. After
taking the first bottle / felt go much
bcttor that ! was g.couy encouraged.
continued 10 take it until ] had taken
three bottles. aud am nov I'm better
health thnu | lN'c been for years, '--
MRS g, a. RRAMAN, Troy, OHIO.
Ep TEi write 70 MS for FREQ Trial
i OGG Package Of Dr. Miles Anti.
Pain pills, the Nov Scientific Remedy
for Pain. Also Symptom Blank our
Specialist viii d. g0oae your case, tell
YOU what IA wrorV ard hos u right It,
Free. DIR MILES MEDICAL, co..
LABORATORIES, ELKHART IND.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-08
"NO CONTEST
That Was Referees Decision In Long
Turner prize Right

Sacramento, Cal. Sept no contest
was the decision given tl Tho segonI
round OF the nght tonight between Ru.
Tumo, of stockton and Louie Ions of
Oakland. An bet. were declared M lpua
was $40 clearly uutvlaascd that uE .su
Ouds threw uu the sponge when IuIu.
sent him Go the floor with 90 terrific
smash to the stomach.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-08

From Sept 18th 10 oct. 2lst the
salt Lake Route offers extremely low
rolonists rate one way Salt Lake to
Los Angeles for $500, stop overs ale
lowed Callentc, and Las Vegas. Per-
sons contemplating going TO the Pact
nc Coast 90 settle should bear this in
mind as IL fra the lowest rate ever Of
fercd See any Agent Of the San Pc
dro, Los Angeles & Salt Lake Railroad.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-08
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.

Seattle. Sept Fitzgerald Of Tacoma
had the better of "a pitchers battle here
today and tho Tigers took the nrst game
OF 90 /,
Score. II, n. IL,
Seattle ,,.,.....,,...,.,,.,,,,,,,, q
Tacoma ...t,.r,,,tt.rt.rH ttt,t.,.ts,ta
Battoicg-Shiolds and BIunkonship,
Fit2gerald and Hogan
Umpire Ralph lraty.
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BRITT-NELS0N
CLASH TOMORROW
Both Men Are 10 the Pink of
Condition Trouble Over
Referee,
JEFF SAYS He WILL Be THERE
Declares That He Will be the Third
Man 10 the Ring-Noiau
Says No.

san Francisco sept .--tN'i} deter
,'''''' 20 '','''' WI, ID ','so 'g,,Sg
H'N' Sa'u'uaN' 'o''h'' '"aI'I'o" james
d. Jcnrlcs arrived from Los Angeles to-
night. OF have accepted the offer OF 81 ogl
IN ror,,,. t,. ..,.,,,,.. .,..,....... ,,.I.. ,
w. ''''''' ''y '"l'''' ocl"t'h BTU anu
nelson, ANA / VIII Doe the third man iu
the ring when the men meet and that IS
all tb,r. t. t..It ...., I.ss.t....
'' '"'" ''''' 's' 49, ITO step
pea on the tram III understand that
Nolan fears that Nelson will mot GET Cd
so,,,,o d,.l M, p,o....t.tI. 49,. ,.....,.,
-. INV WV I"'''- n"' ",''a"oo'
",'' "'"'iN''' h"""I"N Iuii Wen lhtl
VIII give both Sides "a square deal II
suspect that the loast bid of cr00kcdnoss
is going on / Will CaIl the fight IN u au
instant
n A. now tho belief ~ the sporting fra-
teuity that Manager Nultu Will be come
PEELED To lay aside his objections and
agree TO JcnrIo9 ae reforoe II is fur
thor expected that tho deadlock which
has existed Will be fully broken at the
meeting OF the hght managers and the
referee 70 be held tomorrow.
George SNer the veteran referee. who
was spoken Of as am umpire lu tho event
That Jeffries could not be- finally decided
on arrived from Chicago today. accom-
panied bog the father of Battling Nelson
The latter went Immediately TO the traln-
ing quarters of his son. whom he firmly
A''II'' '.n NlIl lI'' 'Il' Al'.I''I ll SATURDAY "a
contest
SiIor declared that he was not anxious
to r,fora, the ught and spoke as though
DE would not take the place even N 10
were offered On him
u.,,,,,. ,.., ..
VIAL NoI'AN SAYS.
1t will he seen from tho above tina,
Ltormncr CHAMPION JGnrle- is determined lo
afternoon when Britt and Nelson clash r,
their % rounds cor more" contest for
the lightweight championship of tho
world
Rut II takes two in mako "a bargain.
ard Nelson's manager declares.
|, "1f they try TO force LeGrios upon Ms
there win not ho % fight. that's alI thora
is 10 n I've ronrodad everything rIr.
IN the Britts and ! do not intend M CON.
cado this referee matter
90 am even more Determined than he-
fore. FOR ! have received many kilograms
from friends Informing mo that tho sure.
thing men all over tlo east are irving 10
get I'm bets ON Britt That looks had IN
mo
90 don't know what was said m that
Delaney telegram IN IcNrHoe which vii
he Britt dictated and which caused tho
big fellow so suddonly 10 abandon his do.
mand for 5000 For alI [ know. 10 might
have guaranteed JEFF Rl0,o II he Womb
como and servo, intend 10 stand ON NV
RIGHTS"
.....
SIIlAIlDN LCbNS BAD.
Tb, ,,,,.,.,,i,.,,. ,..., ..li., a.. .. y-. L.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-08
BIKE RIA TONIGHT.

Main Feature VIII he french style Race
BetweeR Downing and Snmuelsou
The feature Of this evenings program
Of bike races Al the saucer track WIN be
the match race between Hardy Downing
and " v Samuelson They aIe matched
10 race mile heats. best two iu three,
French style.
II Downing wins he win give Samuclson
q return match. minus the French way
OF going
Elongated Jack Hume will attempt 10
break tho amateur record iu motor
paced mile against time
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-08
Large Numbers Daily Taking Advantage Of
Our Plan Of Selling at This Great
Sale, Which Means
YOUR OWN TERMS, AT SACRIFICE PRICES
Only Two More Days. and This Great Sale Of Good Pianos
Will Have Passed Into History

VF Two more days for 10 avail In this sale such
yourself the greatest piano Offering Kmbal Vose Este
ever made In salt Lake CITY or any hamlh winter e'''
o'hor city, Up 10 saturday n
rtU.. the following pianos
enid t,., ~ " AMY '' '"'" every Of them
AS we have retired from the whole
sIe business were compelled TO new s225 pianos
close ont The big stock we had on new $3.50 piano, u
mnd It Was entirely too large for / new s275 piano =
'" nFU needs We had large 3 $500 pianos
amount of capital invested In these new $3.50 pianos
goods and we simply had to close new 1915 piano I
them out. a ,oy ,,oo o,anos
ana we HAVE been closing them new 1926 pianos
'' $3.50 pianos.
~ inc rate OF twelve pianos per day $500 pianos
"uN "i an average saving to buyers Of
''O ON each and every piano sold The above comprs
NO" The sale is drawing to its close others at
We have many good bargains left Terms-So to $40
'"o IN quality and price, and We are $40 month
determined TO make clean sweep Of them.
entire stock We ship pianos an
40 come and get piano today on payment plan,
your own terms and at a pleasing price.
We are making the prices sasfac- one uSeu s-'O up'
tory. one used $500 upr
You will admit this much when you one useu FS'O up
cal and investigate ~. 90 80. -.
The sale prices We are quoting on hieh .orodo cr
many instruments enable YOU to pur- , H.. ,, NOR
''"Se piano for less than cost Of s2qo
rt Another high ga
r,,r,. L 'e' number OF rnslfu- worth 5000 to close
"'N' we have sold up to date Is tho ror,s an cronds
'es evidence that this is a piano OBJ ,o.,rs
po''unity YOU IN AFFORD to miss :, ,.o, rooa a.,
I'VE" should you an ustr,i- oo o,d coo 40 "a,
yo,,, w gea'S before all the best
""N vac "orld best makes Remember,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-08
WESTERN LEAGUE.
PACIFIC COAsT LEAGuE-
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Pitsburg Sept 1.-Cucuuau started out
snglo, scoring three runs I'm the FIRST
inning, bat could not do much with Lie
field after that Attendance 5000
Score; r. H. H.
liNtNpuig OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. II /
cincinnati OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 10 Z
Batteries Ilanold and Pctz, overall,
Walker and SghloI.
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BELLE PHOTO SUPPLY co
THE NEWS IN LOS ANGELES

Developing. Finishing, 81 F. Third so,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-08
Rio Rlnc Shont

seaglrt. ". j.. sept Tho fourteenth
day Of the military shooting tournament
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-08

The Deseret News will be found on
sale in Los Angeles at the Standard
News Company ili south Main street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-08
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Detroit Sept 7-Todays game was
without particular feature Detroit play
Ing the better game aJ an stages At
Score: r " g.
DeuoW '.''''''.''.'...'.'.,. II !
~ LOUIS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ?
BatarIos--Muuiu and Warner Glade
and Roth
Boston. Sept Philadelphia won n
thrtocu-mnng game with the locals to-
day by score Of 3 TO .. Attendance, g.
90
Score. r. II ~.
B Bgg.'r ..,.,.,......".....,.."."2 9
Phi|adolpbl2 ..,..,,,.......,.......8 o
Batteries Gibson Taunchul Crlger and
Armbrustor, Coakloy and Schreck
Washington, Sept Washington I'm a
double header today took TWO games from
New York ry good batting, assisted by
the visitors very ragged fielding
Score. r H. e,
Washington .........,.,..,.,,..u u 8
Now YORK .......,.t,rt....b s.
Batteries stten, Wolfe. Falkenberg
ana Hcydou, ORTIZ Powell and KlcInow.
Score; R,H.E.
Washington ...........,.,.,,,l0 10 0
New York ..................2 3
Batteries Townsend and Knoll, Goodo.
Hogs ana Mcclure.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-08

Portland or Sept Portland re-
peated the performance OF Wednesday by
again shutting out san Francisco today.
only one hit. witch was secured by
Wheeler. who took irWn's place when
the latter was put out OF the game FOR
talking back TO the umpire. init allowed
only four hits, but battery errors came
at critical periods This makes four
locals,
Score. r IT, r.,
san Francisco ....,.......,.........0 i 3
Portland OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IS
Batteries Hit and Wilson, Gates and
Conrad
Umpiro-Perlne
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-08

San Francisco, Sept i-EQrors by
Brashear IAN cXcusoble error by Dillon
gible tor Los Angeles short end of the
SCORE in the game with Oakland today
on three hits IN the initial inning oak
land scored two runs and held tho lead
until the seventh. with two out and
threw Wild TO second permitting Tozer
and Spies 10 cross the plate thereby
tying the score, Ten innings were played
before Oakland broke the deadlock, scor-
sscrincc spies passed bali and bnlon's
error
Score; H. n. b.
Oakland OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. q
Los Angeles .,','',,',,".,.,',.,n,"s
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-08

In this sale, such as stenway. Knabe,
Kimball, Vose Estey, steck, Mason &
Hamlin, Winter, etc.
Up to Saturday night you can have
the following pianos at following prices
every one Of them new and guaran-
teed fully;
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-08

Denver. Sept Tho last game Of th'
season here was played this forenoon.
The daily tribune., 1905-11-02
i Nh. sslah Z. Day

tn funsrsi q Mrs. Sarah L. Day.
who aled o.. -, 1905. y tn. home
Of her grandson. Jesse Day. isSe
Berkeley avenue. was held from the
residences u O'Clock. Octobsr -.
The services vsss cusdnstsd BY Rev.
g. q. Kirkbrids- Of tho H. =. church.
Mis- Bowman ana Ass 6tous aans
two solos. The horal tributes wsr,
muny and beautiful in evidence Of the
esteem IN which she wss held hy AL
who knew her She would have
been 70 years old her nsxt birthday.
Aftsr the services 1t the residance
the remains were taken 70 the family
lot in Mountain View cemetery.
where the intermsnt was made. The
pallbearers were Mayor West, Judge
Msrrick. BENZ. Mattice. Mr.. r. D
Miller, Mr.. Madden and Mr.. Oawpon.
Florence. Colo. papers please copy.
Pueblo Chisftain.
The daily tribune., 1905-11-02

Tribune want ad,. bring results.
The daily tribune., 1905-11-02
ar pnls ,Histlurx. y


1hs p1ps inH Histey.
- -, Esss .nssrsa lbrsoD.lls
70 y schasd Bansreh. Aroh-
bis6Sp of cantsbssy disd.
IT7s Town msstins In Boston u
which soumitbses o6 oorrsspoudsnss
wsfs appointsd BY The Sons Of Liberty.
l7as-rWashingtss issusA his fars-
wsli addse.s p ths army.
1sst-Aibany. n. r.. celebrated
ops9ina a ,Erts canal. /.
1885, Sixteen negroes killsd In
ants-slection rics r Leasiana.
lsos-U Unitsd States senate psssed
Ohinsss Bseiusica ASt. i Z
1884 -Lisutsnans Disyfus Of the
French army arrested on charge Of
treason.
lse6-Rusia modified feet ut
Port Arthur.
1901 Edward 8. Stokes died.
lsoo-Irlsh land cot went into op-
eration.
The daily tribune., 1905-11-02

- DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.
This did show such varied and qualities - this
6kir Also
Wrapper Peroales
READY-TO-WEAR GARMENTS.
showing entirely Waists Also
orders taken for Individual
UNDERWEAR BLANKETS COMFORTS
Und.v: aindyoo and sizes A.o broken lS & Of
makes $3.50 50 Comosrea
Ss Hosywool aad cottonal ssss and prices
The daily tribune., 1905-11-02
Herb W. Edwards Injured.

Herb W. Edwards, Of Des Moines, Ia,
got fall on an icy walk Last winter.
spraining his wrist and bruising his
knees. SThe next day." he says, "they
we're 50 sore and stiff wAs afraid l
would have to stay in bed, but l rubbed
them we'll with Chamberlain's Pain
Balm and after . few applications all
soreness had disappeared" For sals by
all dealers. tts
The daily tribune., 1905-11-02
Cured Consumption.

Mrs. B. w. Evans, Clearwater. Kans.,
writes: my husband lay dck for three
months. Tho doctors said he had quick
consumption. We procured bottle Of
BallArd's Horehound Syrup and 1t cured
Mr. That Has elk years ago. Since
then Ws hav6 v6tlVvs(ySuUPrs~s.a - Aha.
house. We cannot do without it. For
coughs and colds It has no equal." 25c.
5Oc and e1.' Sold by Florence Palace
Pharmacy and A.sA. HULL = tts
The daily tribune., 1905-11-02
Kansas CITY sssek 1larkst.

Kansas 0ity. nov. - Oalals receipts
l7,ooo oalvss 5000. The ssSpiy q
wsstsrA and range oastls was not mp
70 tAs expectations here today. due
lassalyAc shs inability Of The rail-
roads 70 fssnish oar % many who
ordered them LIST weak. Tho run TO-
day was srsally delayed and this fact
had : tendency TO oauss the buyers to
hesitate In the fovsnoou. Several
loaAs Of we'll anished heavy western
KAaaas stssrs wsrs sold. but salesmen
Quoead the market allow and prices
barely steady. II one sase m Illinois
feeder oasbid the killers for . strong
II ms pound. dshornsd westerns and
got them at eA.2s. Another lot isll
pounds sold at e4.ls 70 killers. Some
1850 ssssrs at ea.o6 were steady.
Coed light and handy weight steers
wsrs sosivs and in some cases sold ,
shAAA over the Close last week
Colorado stssrs ranged from y. 26
70 LILO and were quoted steady %
ssroas.
Sheep receipts .. 900. Market stssdy
Lambs e7.65. Market Il 70 10 s5
a
The daily tribune., 1905-11-02

TO BOOST gLOREHCE-Repre.
sentativss Of the Colorado Trade Jour-
nal. published In Denver. have been
in the city for several days past
gathering data for . writeup In the
next Issue Of this magazine. which
comes Oh the press about the 20th Of
December. They are also soliciting
wfitesps q the buisness mon. There
will Be- several pages devoted TO .
boost for Florsnoe.
The daily tribune., 1905-11-02
kAx1Na ARREsr -s.,.rst =.

MAKING ARREsr ss,srA -
rests of miilma Smpioysd = the
Unios nillhays besn nads6 AZ ~
last day or two By tbs onIcss and ths
men are TO answer 10 = charge Of -
sauiting N. &. OonkIin. ~ smploys'
q tiSts ipseitutfon shout nidaisht last
Friday. II seems thst sons Of ths
mill hands have had, it iss for ~.
conklin for some tins n thsy. saspi-
oionsd him Of ssnsiis to ths bossss
and telling them Of things other en-
rloyss have done. wiskin tl,s Jscsnt
pass fsv mon have l,sen disShargsd
from their work and, = they believed
Mr. Oonklin "squeaied'' on them
they undertook 70 administsr unto
him a severe beating.
Z CONSPIRACY - John r. Irwin.
Reese Irwin. Grover FellAbaum and
Joe Trujillo were arraigned before
Justice Sanders yesterday for hsAs-
Ing this afternoon to answer 70 .
charge Of conspirfe ey to commit IN ~
sault upon the person Of n. e. Conk.
lin Of the Union mill. This 10 the
outcome Of the waylaying last Sat-
urday night. II the boys are found
guilty of the charge they will in
all probability be bound over 70 the
district court.
For coal and foed see Millar "the
~ nnfsr man - Dhnua kQ 8-kl
The daily tribune., 1905-11-02
Constipation.

Health d absolutely impossible, II con-
sHpatio9 b pressbt. Many serious cases
Of liver and kidney complaint have
sprang FROM. neglected constipation.
Such deplorable condition is unneces-
sary. There is cure for it. Herbine
will speedily mend matters. CA. Lind
say, P. M Bronson, Fla. writes, Feb IL,
1909: Having used Herbine, l find it a
dne medicine for constipation" 6Oc a
bottle. Sold by Florence PAlace Phar
macy and A. A. Hull. It's
The daily tribune., 1905-11-02

"A great feature Of the sntsrtain.
msnt WAS the remarkable sloeution Of
NrR End. She he's most natural
and realistic manner and krsstly
plsassd the audisnos. ''-Dsnvsr Post.
Mrs. End is formerly Of Boston. and
will give two monologues u the Feast
81 lIoU0IvIvllv0s1l1V0ly - 1lUss
2. r.. 3. church.
The daily tribune., 1905-11-02
COLLARS

COLLARS
For Men and Ladies' Ths bsstI9 8 for $50 COL
lars ever made. Also big line Of Ladies' collars
ART DEPARTMENT
Now il the time to start your Christmas
work. Pillow tops OF ill kinds-"Buster
Browns" Odd Fellows, "Elks /" "Nssons," *
of Pm. w. A." etc. fs8na
Pillow rutfiing, pillow laoss, edging, etc.
Come In and let us show you all these now,
pretty articles.
Richardson's Embroidery silks-sll oolors
and kindA
The daily tribune., 1905-11-02

EVENING SERVICE TOO Begin
ming Sunday next there will be even
ins service at 1850 in addition to the
norniss ssrvics Ut st. AlDan'a church.
The daily tribune., 1905-11-02
Shoes! Shoes! Shoes!

We are exclusive agents for The best makes the
kst R.lston's for msn $3.50 and ~ Roberta Johuson.
Rand $3.50 TO g bO Ladies, Krippsndor Dsman, $780,
g. $780, Childrsn District 76" d. u 25 81 80 Sl ~
The daily tribune., 1905-11-02

For coal and foed see MillAr 'stbe
transfer man." phone -. s-tf
Svenska monitoren., 1905-08-18
lYCkAN.

Djupt inne i de tata, m0rka skogar-
ne sprudlar lyckans kalla under de tu-
senariga tradens m0rka kronor.
Den, som en- gang druckit af Diet
silfyerklara vattnet, han har aldrig
mera nagon ouppfylld onskan i delta
lifvet. Han ar den lyckligaste manni-
ska pa jorden, och tusenden blifya
lyckliga genom honom. 49,
Men endast en- gang hvart hundrade
ar forunnas Diet en- dodlig att ma in till
den plats, der Lyckan kredensar ho-
nom den gyllene skalen.
bet ar tundra ar sedan. En- lef-
nadsglad ungersven kom sjungande va
gen fran, den vag, som leder till Lyc-
.kans grotta. Rack sag han ut, och
hans blanka 0gon hvilade med valbe-
bag pa den skona jungfru, som rackte
honom den gyllene bagaren.
- Drick dig lycka till, du glade yng'
ling! SADIE qvinnan och log sa huldt
att den unge amen blef riktigt warm
ON hjartat. Begarligt grep han eftel
bagaren. men knappast hade han ka
stat en- blick i densamma, forran har
| skrattade af full halls:
Skall jag dricka mig lycka till -
Ii yatten? Nej, Diet var da for lojligt
Dermed slog han ut vattnet pa jor
den, tog fran en- Alaska ur sin ranse
och fyllde bagaren med gnistrande win
Han rackte bagaren till den skoni
ljungfrun, och da hon icke vile motta
ga den, tog han henne hardt under ha
kan for att stjala en- kyss fran henne
Men / detsamma forsvunno bagare
lkalla och jungfru, och ungersvennel
drog vidare, tr0tt i lemmarne och tunt
/ hufyudet.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-08-18
sToRsrADsBoNs sJxTTE SHINE.

ON man observerar gatulifvet pa en-
storstadsgata, skrifver en- tysk tidning,
skall man svarligen kunna skilja sta
dens egna invanare fran dess tillfalli-
ga bes0kare. Trots att storstaden lar
befordra nervositet, star landsortsbon
helt naturligt mera orolig och nerves
infor bullret och vimlet pa gatorna an
den infodde stadsbon. Denne har for
varfvat EFT slags sjatte SHINE, mer ell
Ter mindre skarpt utveckladt, for hvil-
ket nan funnit Diet b~etecknande nam
net "trafiksinnet." Genom delta ira
fiksinne undviker storstadsbon in
stinktmassigt ALA de faror, som hota
honom fran de tallosa fordonen af ALA
Stag. Han hor och ser vagnen komma
utan att AMANDA hvarken 0gon eller
0ron. Mar han skall ga Oliver en- gaia,
ser han omedvetet at h0ger och ven
ster och 1emnar icke t%rottoaren eller
refugen forr an han har en- bestamd
kansla af att kunna komma Oliver
tryggt och utan bradska. Den disci-
plin, som %invanarna i en- storstad ha
att underkasta sig, ar naturligtvis be-
.tingelsen for delta deras sjatte SHINE.
En- akta s~torstadsbo gar utan tvekan
in i den varsta trangsel, da han pa
f0rhand i en- blick uppfattat situatio-
men, och han arbetar sig lugnt igenom,
|utan att bli pa minsta satt %enerverad.
Trafiksinnet tycks for 0frigt vara
olika hos man och qvinnor, sa till vida
som Diet ar mindre utveckladt hos OWN
norma qvinnan har jul ocksa samre
Ilokalsinne an manner. Ofantligt ofta
kan man iakttaga damer, som med
angsligt sammanhallna kjolar ge sig
ut fran %trottoaren och sedan plotsligt
wanda ON pa halfva wagon och rusa
tilbaka i Stamina tempo, imam de slut
ligen lyckligt och val ma den andra
trottoarkanten. Mar man iakttager
nagot dylikt, kan man granneligen Sc,
hvad brist pa trafiksinne betyder och
hvilken fara den innebar for personen
i fraga. Den som springer kan natur-
ligtvis hvarken bora eller Sc sa val
som den, hvilken gar lugnt. Eft val
.utveckladt trafiksinne arbetar alldeles
automatiskt och gor Diet omojligt for
den lycklige inehafvaren att taga EFT
steg at oratt hall. Att kuskarnas och
sparvagnsforarnas arbete blir ofantligt
underlattadt genom fotgangarnas sans
och forstandighet faller af sig sjalft
Trafiksinnet ar saledes int en- egen'
skap till nodvarn och s~jalfbevarelse,
utan afven EFT behof, hvars tillgodo'
seende ar en- betingelse for stadstra'
fikens val och We.