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Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-13

afternoon. 1T was characterized by
the utmost sincerity and straightfor-
wardness," he continued, ION the part
of every one of the men who convened
with the commission.
"a number of towns had their rep
resentatives there to make strong bids
for the new state laboratory and sta
tion. The men who came appeared
thoroughly conversant with all the
facts and presented the advantages OF
their several towns in an honest, capa-
BILE manner. The commission, which
is composed of President Benjamin
Ide Wheeler and Prof. H. ]. Wickson,
in addition to myself, will go anead
with our part of the work as rapidly
as Is possible"
When asked as to where in his opln-
ion he thought the station ought to be
located, Governor Pardee declined to
express his ideas, stating that he
would wait until reports had been re-
ceived from the committee of experts
who will be appointed by the commits
sion to investigate.
While expressing his satisfaction and
that of the commission with the results
of yesterdays meeting the governor
also took the opportunity to say some
thing about the states finances.
do you know" he said, that our
state assessment is less than it was
three decades ago? 1t was $1,000, 900
less than thirty years ago. think
a reform is needed somewhere. be-
lieve a change in the law is necessary
to rectify It.
San Francisco politics? Well, now
you stump me. Ordinarily one would
think that when the Democrats and
Republicans get together they could
elect their man. But you can never
tell about city politics, and least of
all can you tell when that city
is San Francisco"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-13
Burnett's Extract of Vanilla
Prepared from selected Vanilla Beans
FROST is KILLING FEVER
Low Temperatures in Louisiana Bring
Hope That Disease Will
Soon Die Out
Rv Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 12-still cold
er weather, the mercury going to 5S at
New Orleans and under 40 in many
other parts of the state, with frost in
the middle section of the state. today
increased the probability of the early
extinction of yellow fever Throughout,
Louisiana and Mississippi. In both
states conditions are considered to be
of the brightest and with fear practic-
ally passed and people generally utterly
tired with the restrictions put upon
travel, it is expected that the idea of
quarantine will soon be over.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-13
War Balloon Successful
BY Associa ted Press.

T9N I5NSOVId IVU fTtSs-
TOULON, France, Oct. 12.-The huge
Lebaudy dirigible balloon, constructed
under the patronage of the war office,
made it's first successful ascent today
with some chief engineers and a party
of officers who made an extensive re-
connaissance of the military defenses
from Toulon to Nancy, near the Ger
man frontier. The officers made inspec-
tions of the forts and took photographs
of them, thus establishing the merits
of dirigible balloons for war purposes.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-13
Natchez Seeks Help
BY Associated Press.


LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct 12.-In re-
sponse to a telegram from President
Miller of the Natchez, Miss, relief COM
mittee the Louisville board of trade
today began a canvass of the business
district of this city for funds to aid the
yellow fever sufferers in Natchez.
President Miller's telegram read:
1.-The poor people of Natchez who
could not get away are without work
and in dire distress. We have applied
for assistance. Can your exchange
heln us?"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-13
GOVERNOR DISCUSSES MEETING
Chief Executive Says Session Was
Harmonious and Completely
Successful

IT would like to emphasize the COM
plete success Of the meeting we have
just held" said Governor George c.
Pardee at the Angelus last night, after
he had returned from a session of the
pathological commission held at the
chamber Of commerce building in the
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-10

9ationaIt Iet er Ri Q~meritanere,
men mennetelig let er ii
Og bet gaIber life alere
oem at ps, Der er tonne Der til Can
Get Iom ootsne, men for en- tor Eel
ogfoo Dem, Der er tonne Der fom
9srn eaer fgbte Der at banite 5ors
alore. s 8unmart (eGer / oonfte
Siem) blep Ri febt, / Oanit Qomosz
fGre pofIeoe ri op. Dor mebfpbte
Urn par oanit, pg pore fgrite Snaz
trpf par fra 0dnite. BORT Mooersz
maal. bet Sprog. boori Ri ferit lar.e
at uotrptte pore 5pleIIer og 8sgreber,
par oanff. Alt1aa - aft bet, Der
fiuIoe oanne os iom Mennei fer, bar
0dnff.
gu er bet life Meningen at tenoe
fer gobt, aft bpub DIR er 9anit. Get
er tun 6sniigten at pege poa en- Dir
teligbeb. Saaoan er bet og life IN
berleoes = ION Menneiter betra9tet
er ri Dante, enten Ri iaa bar MOD
taget af bet bebits eter bet i~Ietteite /
rort folt / 4rp. Nien berubfra er
ret Iau Dor 4gt at pege pua, bDoo oet
sgentltg er bant.
8i mener life, at boab iom BELT,
Der inoes / 9anmdrf, sr berfor oanit.
Der er meget ~fremmeo, inofsrt pg me-
get beIt uoamitiit, fpnbigt. Oct iibIte
er 10 faaes for ben falbns SlGgt
pbsralt. Uten banft tan mso
Rette fables ale De gobe Sr9fter,
Tom bar oannet og opordgst Solicit.
0et, Der life letter bdrigt PrGg pdl
ct 5oIf, BET, Der life tiener til at for
9ble % lefte bet, alt faaoant, ale
be neobrpbenbe ar9fter Dc alt BET
boone og ligegbIbige FOREIGNER ifts nj
barre 6olfendbnet. = Og faa bill hi
penne Sang flute meb al iigs, at bet,
Der | fsrife Ratfs tiltommer 0onfts
tebens Nubn. bet er ariitenbommen,
|Ipm ben I Qdrbunbrebsr bar pirtet |
ret bonite Soft, og Iaa ale Be aooe
&rqfter, fom gennemtr9n9te at ariz
fenbommens Qanb bar pirtet til
6olfets % Qunbets gsbfte.
(WRere.)
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-10
she Gbriitian Some.

timber bette 9apn finoes Der ct
6iem / Council BLUFFS, Sa., Der gioer
6uslb, 5gbe os al9oer til 30 9srn.
6iemmets 9eitgrer, 8. R. 2emen,
oar uOisnbt ct Opruub ON Ststte
ri fsr 5atiigsliesoagen og 6ebet os
om at cirfulere bet / bort glub.
5jsmmet gruuolagoes for % aar
fioen af gaitOr 5. 9. 2emsn, Og BET
er bans Sen, Der MI beiiprer !9jem>
met. S ben lib, 5jemmet bar be-
Itaast, bar bet igrget for Oper 1000
gern, og bet bar / gennemfnit pm>
220 gsru / 6jemmet, Og mango
af b;sie er 8rEbIinge eler pau dnoen
Ulaaoe ube af Stano til Selbbjelp.
6jemmet er ret os ilet en- 8armbjet~
tigbeosonitalt, life / 5orbinoelie meo
nogen airfeafoeling eaer noget fom
befit Samfunb. 8et sr aFb9ngigt for
lin Ststte af @elpnOere, iom bar Neoz
liDen6eb meb be bjemlsie imou.
8ernene opleres I npttige 9aanos
teringer, og Qnftalten bar i'm egeu
Common S9ool. Der boloes 5uss
anOdgt 6Oer MOrgsn, og ON SsnOas
gen er Der baabe 9uostieneite og
.Senbassftole I QnItaltens &dpel.
8aDer mobtages bdube i pense og
ale Slags 9arsr os probutter. aae
.gfbrag ienbes til 8. 81. 2emen,
.G6riitian Some, Council gluHs, ga.
4
Obenftaaenbe Sag anbefuler Zig
ielD til aGe barmferti9e Mennefer.
9. bill fun minbe ON, at be, Der
maatte billie Ienbe bette 9jem en- @aos,
moo life forglemme bore egns gsrs
nebiem. Reo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-10
internat'l Live Stock Exposi'n.
Chicago, December 10th to 23d.

In order to arrange for better facili-
ties in handling the large attendance
anticipated for this great annual event
and on account of the inability of the
builders TO complete the magnificent
new amphitheatre on time, it has been
found necessary TO postpone the Expo
sition until the dates above mentioned.
All of the events advertised will be
held on the days of the week CORE
spending to the dates arranged for the
previous week. All preparations are
being made 10 make the event n long
to be remembered. The change In the
date will brig it at a season of the
year when it will no doubt be more con
venient for a larger number to attend.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-10
Ser fnoes 6flbreoelie

i bper Slate. Der giOes insen iua
neObruot uf Spgbom. at life Or. pe.
tsr's auritO itenter 9oob, og Der
gipss ingen iaa tart Og rift, at
benns ppperlige gamle lrtemepicin IL
ts piI gsrs BAN gobt. Spsrg itts
terefter paa Q%pOtbetsr. Den tan ittt
srboloes Der, men i9lges birette til
be Spge gennem fpeeieae Qgenter an
latte at Subrituntrne, Or. Deter
5d6rneb &c Cons &c., 112-118 GO.
!6opns QOs., Gbicugo, Sis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-10
Ior npe g%lbonnenter.

Gu er bet 29sningens Sib be
lange 8interaftener, og Gesning sr
10, bouo hi bar fat Os til Opgdpe at
ifdfe 5olf gsnnem Blade o9 9eJ:r.
Ri bill life alene Ttafe20sning men
Og unb 2Gsning, fOm ttte
alene ian unberbplbe, men till
lige gaDns.
4lffad = babe for bet gobe, 81
prsper at ubrette gennem benne Dor
8irtfombeb og for at gre 5orretninS
gen Iaa lennenbe for Sdmfunbet ION
muligt, gnfter Oi bore Blade ben itsrit
multge llbbrebelfe.
Wlen BERTH bebsber Ri bore BEN
nsrs os Runbsrs 0ialp. Derfor 9sr
hi - fom en- lille paaffsnnelfe for
Delpilig 6inlp - fslgenbe Silbrb:
yDonfferen" og On pilegrims
9onbrins" (558 Siber, fort 5ormat,
ftcrt Srpf, iIuitrerst, pris $500
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-10

blipsr isnot til Sabihibrnisr. iuotil ubtrpt
fslte Opiieelie mootases Al uo8iperne, o8 al
gqlo ct beratt. / 0psrens i%temmelie meo oe
Sorentoe Staters pOitlope.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-10
nlueitaOs Gn9elifs9 anif
NrobpQ.

9ennt betenbte Srobog, fom ubes
tinget er ben beoite OrbbOrg for frems
mebe Ter | Qdnbst, ba ben bar fulbs
itenbig uOtalebstsgnelie for ale en-
gelIte Orb. 9erfom man life sr tldr
pOer uOtalelfen at st enaelit Orb, tan
man gennsm ben faa 8eifsb Om ben
neiagtiee llbtale al dle engelife Orb,
bpilte Der fan pGre 3DiOl ON, bporles
bes be itdl ubtolss. Oct er moi barb
at eie bsnne Bog for at fua ben rig
tige ubtale at bet engeIite SprOg o9
faa ode be mango Smuufejl rettet |
Sprpaet. Sud Dfbt Di osb, fdas go<
oen life andre Steber enb bos os, Dn
hi bar tsbt R~eftopluest bos 5orfatteren
|@paen er 6bp9 CONNER og 2 CONNER
tbf ee fofter, gobt inbbunOen, $3.50.
Danish Publishing House
Blair. Hchr
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-10
beooe tiIIammen for 9Ossns pris

$3.50.
.8aniteren" og ,.Ranien / ben fross
ne 9erbsn@ for $3.50 = ligeioa fun
8pgens qris. 0enns Bog bar 300
Cher, tort 6Ormot, fort Srpf, iaus
~Itreret.
.0an1teren" og .Wiaiam Meain>
Isp" for $3.50. Stun gogens gris,
iaa man tan rsgne for. at man faar
enten 9ogen eGer ,9anifersn" frit.
,0dniteren" pg ,Om 4msrita", CT
Garl Slider 9unfen. for $500, So
gems pris.
) ale De 4 8ilfalbe faar man
.DanIferen" frit for ct Qor. Del or
faa Iise meeet, entsn bet er ben npe
4bonnent, Der ielo fenoer os qriien
for cen at bisie Bigger os b%eitilsr
.8anfersn", Ioa faar ban ben frit,
ener bet sr 9IOre 9oloere, Der ffoFer
CO en- M, iaa beboIber ban Sub
Fription8priisn FOR o0unferen" ct
Mar og nsiss meb at Ienbs os grifen
for gogen, eIer, on man bill regne
Toulebes, $3.50 for DIT" oe priIsn
for 8ogen minus benne Sum.
6pem bill ta9e imoo bort Silbub9
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-10
gefenotgerelie.

Dor pbonogrupb er iOlJt. @i bar
ingen flere til Solg. Der dnmooes
I'm lite at ftriOs til os mere ungaas
enbe famine.
6pem pil MI tsbe bet elegante Or
gel, Ri aberterer til $50, iom elers
toiter $3.50? Ser er en- COB 2ejli9s
FEB iii at fuu et stItrd gOOt Orgel til
en- meget biIig qris.
9i bar fun bette enc til Salg.
Sttb til Dc. 8i IfaI gerne bsiOars
ale Spgresmaal ungaaenbe bet.
Senber De en- Gbect pud $50, oil
BET Ttrats blipe Dem tilienbt pr. 5rugt.
Gr Der nosen, ION sniter ct Orgel.
iii be fnort fortrbbe, be life tebte bette,
Oi tilbbber, for Der er en- O%irtelig
.8argdin" taer oSnap".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-10

Zen Sang tenbt fun iom ben putre
SON at ,eamle 8eneraien"!
5 ben ms begpnOte 5eiOe
I'll ban utaaImooig ipeiOe
6jeHOens 6Orpoftitiaing uO.
gogt big 2sOeungel bisiet
tat / 29 at gaftebraget.
Ipanber 5ienben fine Snorer.
tpbe Imaalanbife 9uIarer
boIoe 5sitene paa Spring.
Oct er big, bint 8agbolO galberl
bu sr 8pttet, De bar iporet!
bu Ielo treble mob be mango
boroe faI ben fsrIte 5ange
eler 9eoens fsrite 9pit!
SCR Signaletl - Soroen gungrer
unoer baorbe 6eitebobe!
og mems bine Seller flp9te,
bu, Iom alOrig tunbe frbete.
fuor I ftarte BLENDERS 9rebs.
.&ait bin Raarbe! = gin big fangen!"
lpoer teit Ser9enntens Sruiel.
Nlens ban prssier !6eite6rin9en
tat imob - ba Inner 8lin9en
BEN un9e Seltebaanbl
50 ct Sd6elbug Der runger
mob S%ergsartens breoe Punoe,
iad ban tumler tunet beOgpet,
ia en- 8oIeatb / Stepet
uoen Maal % M9le trait!
Meb ct troOiigt 8ait meb Gatten
msnitrer S4leppesrsll be andre.
Deb ben 9itingitreg. ban pooeb,
rddber ban meb leftet 9obeb:
Oct bar 3orberfiolb mig lert!"
90 ban ipang fig let iom 9asien
/ Sereeantens TONNE Sdbel;
buggeo Sporen baurot / 9eften,
.fprqn9te bort, mems belle Reiten
iiirrso unbrsnbe paa BAN.
9bi be tnttes, gplOne Struuler
Ffgo / 2pnglimt fra bans panbe!
Oct bar Ssjrens Sub. iom bebte
Ter i'm able Ssn og ipebte
ON bans Panbe 9Grens Subj
9Grsns Sub, bet lsoist rene.
ION til Oaob ben fdorne troner,
oe bet tluus fra fjerne Ji9loe:
Sam ifal ingen opero9lbe,
naar ban ber, ban DER meb Sejrl"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-10
YrisOpgaDen.

Glen life 3iben. NfbunOIinz
9erne oOer 81 gaDen bar begpnot Ct
TONNE, og ben Is. .oenne Wadnso CT
3iben, ,; beitemte, at ale 4fbdnolinz
aerre ifdl 1qre os / 6Gnbe. Der CT
altiad enonu en- fort 5ib at lsbe poa.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-10
Gn noroilf &eusnnge.
CQrel M a { No.

(Qrel Muo ny
9uren tlang ira Rurges JiGIos,
iom Oa Rolanb 9jGlpn tuIote;
beit fra 9ranoe os til 9runbe
melotes bet Iaa piot ON 2unoe:
.,Dunmart tpunget blep til 5reb.
9i msb gern og Qrp / sic,
ri sr gobsn, pi, Der foroum
taareO 9atoner og Sperrer,
tbi guropas bsie 9errsr
bar Os iolgt til aarI Soban.
Zen, Iom Soerriss 9reI Dil poroe,
iioos nu meo 6aono / Stsoet;
Zen, iom Obelsrst og 2gre
agter enb. itul 9aaben bare;
99ntsn bar Dc imsOoet aft.
8Iem oa 9iO fra 9pgb os S9ter,
oi bar 9rug for ale ar9fter!
anDt ei 6aunoen mob bin Rnite,
tnpt ben ON BIT S~p9roefGfte,
mer enb 2ipet itaar paa SpiIl."
SO fOrg9pes leo q 9ursn,
9plens 8er iprang op peb Slansen!
9oien ftrammes fat ON 29sgeH,
gssien ribes neo fra 99gsn.
eftsr 3rommens aalb Del euar.
timber 5anen, Der sr Steoetl
gjsrn og lilo fdar frie 9iober.
Gamls Segersmanb mso bpioe
Golfer, She itaar ON Sibe,
meb ben tnap ubpotsne 9ut.
Obi bpdb 9erndbotte l9rts
Auslunbs G5ur, ital Rorges Ssnner.
lare BAN, ben toloe arigerl
Gm ban ej tfIbage piger,
Sinflars @rap ban g9ite fan
Gqer bar ban Chit at itorme
pore 9oloe, bore 9rape2
Sterre 6eltenapn bel finoes,
lab BAN 9arl ben 9olpte minbes
famt bans 6alb peo 5rebsrifiten!
SoenIfen fommer, mslote 8abnenl
Wanoit9rt gaar ban oDer 0r9nien,
rbtter frem mob 9uObranbsbolen,
Der ri faloe BAN / 3alen,
Wdnoen meb be itplts Orb
aittetloftens traole alemten
breote fig fra git og Better
9a ilos 5Iinten Slo, Og 9reben
tpang pet ruftne SDor6 af StsteH,
ilsD bar Gggen, 4rmen it9rt.
abpen fagrer ffr9mt fra 9unet,
6por ben ms meo aluften fulgte
Solens lpie 2eg paa Cen.
2angiomt neb at S9teritien
bragsr trenoe table W9nb.
aenber bu bel BAN, ben unee,
msb be bruno 2otfers &rusnine,
meb bet tefts Spill / 9jet,
rant Tom @ranen, alorig bejet,
og ubejelig IOm benz
Ssnnen at bet nbe Norge,
baabenndnt fra garnetreien,
itddr ban per meb 5ront mob 5jen.
benz
8fobet ffbber BAN til Ginben,
og ban tpingsr fremab. frem!
Gu bans Hubn bar 8lang bos aIs
Iom ON D%annebroe bill tempe
for bort 5abreftiolb, bet blunfe,
naar bet napnes, 6jertet bdnfe:
,,Jrebrif Nbolf S6leppegrsd."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-10
Dor stiaing Os Dor Spsaue.

V0r Stiultlg % nor Sp9Que.
alt, bbdo Ri bibtil bar frem9olbt,
pifsr, 1t Ri ffslse Dor Sitting er
Qmeritonere. Og bpo fan, i9rlig
pao en- politfit 8algOas faa an
bet Snbtrpt, enb ri tilhsrer ben
Ration, ! bpiltsn ri leber. Sda
mango at os. fOm tant.r al bliOe
/ bette Qano, er nebt til at bore eli
ler blipe Qmeritanere. Del er lige
iaa umuligt for os inbpanoreDe
DANTE at bofoe 8orgerret Der uoen
at pere eQer blibe 4meritanere, fom
BET oilbe p9re for en- Qmerituner at
spe / 9dnmart % npoe 9Orgerret
Ter uben at HiOe oanft.
Oq t9nter Ri tilbuge pau Den
ariq, uniteo Stutes nplig ferte imob
Sponien, ida timber pi after Der ct
8esis for, at 8dniferne par pdtrio>
tife 4merifanere. 9i pil life fat
flaa bet, tbi be er o~berfsbigt, men
tlpt 69pbe, at bet er belt ZEN I 9siz
ret for % at t9nte pda at beobltne at
p9re DANTE Der / 4meritd. Der er
fun cen Rdtion, Der bar funnel holoe
ia Iprebt bldnbt andre Rationer og
tenne Ration er Seberne. W3en bet
inbrgmmes ogfad oi1igt at D9re Subs
timber. Wlen not berom. Sagen er
for flur til, at Der IfuGbe bsbsDes fere
8ebifer til at b9bbe ben.
Nenneffe srft t.
Gu tunbe tnnfte nogen tRnte, at
bi iferer ben 9ren at, 6oorpda pi
feb fbber. Men BENT fun liot. vi
er fun eftsr at flare og bile Dor Stils
ling for bes bebre at fad bore Ca
iere meo pau Dor SpguOe. Sg bet,
ri nu uil gau Ober til at pege pad,
ret er, at hi life fgrit og fremneit sr
npget nattonalt, banffe eaer
ameritdnffe, net men Ri er fgrft og
fremmeif Mennsfter. Oct er
bog life Meningen at gobtenbe ben
fenbte grunbtoigianffs SGtnins:
,.Menneife ferft og &riften fiben".
Goe fsbes Ri 10 til 9erben iom Mens
neifer, fsr Ri fan fomme | SdmfunO
meo Griifus og blipe &riitne. Sua
pibt flyer Satningen funbt. Men oct
er JorbOloet meaem Wenneitet ogs
iod 8riftenmenneffet = og Hdtionen
Ri t4nter pau. Get mua ulorig glems
mes, at Ri fsrit og fremmeit er Wien@
neffer. 0emmes bet, fda er bet Iaes
tens bet famine, boilten Rotion Di
tilbsrer. Oct er Wennefter, Der bans
ner 5olt eaer NatiOner. Sg 6oorodn
en- Ration 4nl blipe, bet beror alts
iammen pao, bDorbdn be gnteltmens
neffer, SnbiDiber, sr, ION ubgsr benz
ne Ration. 8liber en- Nation 6bggst
OBJ df baarligt Materiale, fad bliDer
bet en- baorlig Ration. Oct er fad-
lebes fife at fsrite 8~istigbeb, ON Di
er banffe elsr amertfanffe eler noset
onbet nationaft. Men hpob sr
ri, Tom Menneffer2 gn Rdtion tan
life bdnnes eITer opbrdges uben | os
qennem bens Jnbibiber. Se Der mss
Der ri after Gpsrgsmoolet ON
Donffhebsn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-10
VeryLow Rates to Tex.

Via the North Western Line. Excur-
sion tickets Will be sold Nov. 10, II and
IL, with favorable return limits, Oh ac-
count of American Mining Congress
Apply TO agents Chicago Il North
Western R'y.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-30

involuntary spectators by disporting themselves
upon the rocks wish to take them in diff
ferent form, there are floating baths anchored
along the river front and shower baths in some
or the schoolhouses and parks.
Each year the opportunities to go to the coun-
try for outings ranging from one to two weeks
in duration increase in number. Thousands
upon thousands of children secure this pleasure
Many more thousands of mothers and children
are taken on excursions on the river and bay.
Most of those who have formed any opinion
upon the subject look upon the gymnastic ap-
paratuS in the small park a great bene
faction TO the neighborhood. Here the boys
and young men have opportunity to up
their spare steam" they say, "and secure
strong muscles at the same time. What a bless
ing it isl There is also another point of view
1t was expressed the other day by a patroIman
part of whose beat is along the street fronting
Seward Park. He standing near a
police telephone box killing time" as he put
it. until he should have to report himself "on
post" Across the street a multitude OF men
were swinging on the flying rings and horizon
tai bars and pulling themselves up on the ele-
waited ladders Looking toward the apparatus
as he stood beside the box. the patrolman re-
marked:
This park Is no good There's park for the
New-York tribune., 1905-07-30
THE ASTUTE LION.

John Burroughs. the naturalist, was laugh
ing about the story, widely published not loT;
since of wild duck that got a salt water mu7-
sci caught on its tongue and had intelligence
enough to fly from the salt to the fresh water.
where it dipped the mussel, sickening it throUsI
osmoss. and thus causing It to loosen its firm
grip.
II believe that story Of the duck that UNDER
stood the theory OF osrnOsis- said NJ. Bur
roughs 'T believe it as implicitly as I believe
the story Of the crippled lion and the young
lieutenant.
Perhaps you have heard this story? No?
Well. then:
"A young lieutenant, during an African an
paign. came one day upon badly crippled
lion The great brute Timped over the tawny
sand on three paws, holding It's fourth paw in
the air. And every now and then. with kind
OF groan, II would pause and lick the injured
paw.
when the lion the young lieutenant il
came slowly towards him He stood his ground.
rifle In hand. But the beast meant no harm.
1t drew close to him; it rubbed against him with
soft, feline purrs; 1t extended its hurt paw.
1.-The lieutenant examined the paw, and found
that there was a large thorn in it. He ex-
tracted the thorn. the lion roaring with pain.
and he bound up the wound with his handker-
chief Then. with every manifestation Of re-
lief and gratitude, the animal withdrew.
"sBut IL remembered its benefactor. It was
grateful And IN a practical way it rewarded
the young
"This lion ran over the regiments list OF Of
fcers. and ate all who were the Heutenant's su-
periors in rank Thus. In a few weeks the
young man. thanks to the astute animal became
a colonel
New-York tribune., 1905-07-30

canvas roofs Others are playing kindergarten
games under the direction OF interested di-
rectors- They sing songs and play Ping
Around 4 Rosey' with all the Joy of ire
sponsible childhood. The older ones are bat
tlng balls trying to drop a basketball through
the iron ring high above their heads. Ieaping
over the horse or swinging on the flying rings
and horizontal bars Watching and assisting
the boys are strong muscIed directors With
an ease and repose born of perfect physical de-
Ve!opment they show the boys how the various
feats should be performed
In the evening the scene is different The
park has become the promenade of the occu-
pants of the neighboring tenement houses
Many young men who have been toiliny through
the day are exercising on the gymnastic ap-
paratus
The city offers many opportunities to get
away from the stuffy rooms where sleep is as
difficult 10 secure 4 fortune Stretching out
into the dark waters OF the East and North
rivers. with their shifting lights. are recreation
piers Upon the tops OF many OF the new
schooIhouses are roof Fairgrounds. Music helps
the evening air to soOthe and refresh the tired
toilers.
For those who would take their baths In q
less public manner than these who shock the
New-York tribune., 1905-07-30

ntte children just over there. That's all right
But this park is no good These fellows are all
loa1ers That fellow swinging by his arms can
do that all right but he can't do anything else
They don't do anything but learn to be second
story men The boys don't get any good from
IT, II they are tardy at school they are afraid
TO go back IN the afternoon Then the truant
officer comes twice week and drives them ba-i
to school
Then there's the baths and the bath pavilion
1t cost 100000 These people don't apDro-
ciate what they've got Why. this city spent
$1,000 on the marble alone It's too fine TIA
people take it as matter of course. They
think it is something they're entitled to- Why
when the place was first opened they stole all
the brass handles the doors, and the baths
had to be closed up for a month while ss-ae
new ones were put Wait until I've re-
ported and On take you over to see them"