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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-10-02
SONG OF THE
ENGINEER

! love the feel Of the throttle.
The glare of the raging fire,
The whlrl and grip
When the drivers slip
And the sand gets under the tire:
The purr OF the thinned exhaust.
The lurch from side TO side
AS I hook her back
To center rack
And open the throttle wide.
The long, swift glide on the grade.
with The wind OF night ia my hair
The power ! feel
DER the quivering steel
When she checks as / give her IN,
"air":
The rush under bridge. over stream
The whirl past cottage and farm;
The anxious gaze
Through the headlights blaze
For the CLEAN from semaphore
arm
Then 7 let her drift through the
yard.
And down from my seat ] climb.
a slave 20 my hands
She, painting, stands
At her journeys end-on time.
Yale Magazine
--
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-10-02
YOM KIPPER IN
LONDON

Lord Rothschild, whose life is said
TO have been threatened by Russian
revOlutionists is I'm the country and
did not attend the synagog on the
occasion OF the celebration OF the
day OF atonement. Leopold De Roth
schild attended the service az the
representative Of the family. II
passed off without any incident.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-10-02
Germans See War Greater
Than Russian Conflict
Coming.
COUNT WHITE BUSY WRITING
HISTORY OF HIS POLITI-
CAL LIFE.

Berlin. Oct 1t is evident from
the tone OF the German newspapers
that they view with considerable,
satisfaction the growing estrange,
ment between Americans and Japa-
nese on both sides OF the Pacific
ocean.
Immediately after the war, one of
our most prominent fnanciers pro-
nounced the opinion that the Japa-
nese would know how TO use the
friendly feeling I'm America to furtt-
er their own plans. and only few
days ago Mr.. White. the famous
Russian statesman, speaking OF che
new S125,OOO, 900 loan the Japanese
are endeavoring TO raise in the Unit
ed States, is reported to have said
The time will come when America
will regret loaniRg money TO Japan
instead OF to Russia. II is not that
Russia is in need OF the gold OF the
Yankees, but what I mean to say lis
that all this American money will
in time be used against the United
States, I'm a war which will be even
more gigantic than the one between
Japan and my own country"
1t is the general opinion that q
war between America and JapaI
must come.if not over the Philippine
American hands. then when the sub
jects of the mikado try TO oust tn,
United States from the markets o,
the far east.
1t is not because OF any i'll will
against America that Germans re
joice at the growing estrangement'
between Americans and Japanese
but because they would prefer t.
see a war between these two people
to one between Germany and Japan,
which German statesmen have fore
seen.
Apropos OF Count De Witte. have
lust learned that he has been very
busy these last few months writing
his memoirs, a fact which proves
beyond all doubt that he has declared
never again to enter the arena Of
politics.
His book, which he has arranged
to have published in Leipsig and
Paris to avoid the Russian censor
ship, will, am told, contain start
ling revelations about the reaction
ary party's intrigues to the world
It will tell the story of Car Nicho-
las benevolent ambitions and his
hopeless struggle to give freedom to
the people OF Russia in face OF the
threats OF the bureaucracy and the
grand dukes.
The ex-premier, who is anxious to
have his book appear in the English
language, will also clear himself
from the charge of having been on
the side of the bureaucracy when the
famous manifesto OF last October was
issued
II was to prevent the appearance
or his memoirs that an attempt was
recently made to assassinate him and
not, as first supposed, because the
revolutionists desired to get him out
OF the way.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-10-02
PEACE IN THE HOUSE

A Chicago school teacher who dis
appeared thlrty-one years ago has
returned and resumed the bossing
Of the house the same as though
nothing had happened In the mean.
time the wife had finished house
cleaning Rochester Herald
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-10-02

The tossing Of a coin settled a
controversy over the division OF n
large tract Of land left by the late
Bart Smithson. Of California The
land was divided into four parts.
and the four heirs. with the head
and tale Of a half dollar made suc-
cessive selections. much to the cha
grin OF the legal fraternity.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-10-02

James j. Hil. the big railroad
man, has carefully cultivated a
knowledge OF agriculture with the
aid OF his model farm near 81. Paul.
Thus he has been able to tell farm
ers yhat they can gest grow for their
own profit, for by doing so they
profit the Great Northern road.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-10-02

The late Russell Sage was mem
ber OF congress from New York In
the thIrty-third congress. taking his
seat Dec 8. 1853 lie was a member
OF the committee on ways and means
and chairman OF the committee on
dred thousand dollars.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-10-02

II Is estimated that there are
over two millions OF graft I'm the
Pennsylvania capitol building The
architects fees we're nearly six hum
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-10-02

Il Is said that 100 husbands de-
serted their wives IN the city OF New
York last year
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-10-02

The circulation Of the Leader IS
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-13
9lnbcrc NnhnfGtNitrbpEcn.

Son Sole, Cal. -. Nopenbcr.
- Der 9antpifciieI cinrr 2ofomotipe
crplooirte wahreno Ser lettcn 9tobt
5u Sargent's Station, 81 Wleilcn
bon Sdn SraneiSco, un0 5eribmet
tcrte 0aS 0o6nbufSgebGltoc Die upr-
6crcn @oggonS zines bon Son 6ran.
cisco na6 NensGrlcanS bcItirnntcn
3ugeS ser ,Sout6ern Nnciiic, ,Sabn"
mur0en erbeblih beid0OiQt, mo 80
fontutiuiiibrer @illeipic, iopic Elm
&ornlunn Namcn$ @ooOfeItom, blic.
bcn ultf Scr SteIlc toOt. Sci5cr Gar
pcD lit t0otlich perlebt. Gr perllutet,
oo6 aid bier oocr hilrf vSrompS, "
mctdc aui sen HGocrgeitellen OeS cr-
iten @n9gonS ais blin0c Foiiagicrc
nitiubren, inns 2c6cn fanlcn
detroit, 0iih., 70. NopPmber.
Cine 6rod)tlofomotiue Der oOfi.
dbiaon Central 8a0n" ent5og itd)
bpute Scr Gortr1le Hah ronntc ,qegcn
6oS StationSgebGt0e an Der g. Stra.
&c, lueld)es tic sum- 9roBen Sbeilc DC
molirte. Wco q. @ooth aus Detroit,
pclhcr iif i'm StotionSgcbGnoe be-
ionO, fam unl'S 2e6cn lm0 Orci olt-
Ocrc GcrionCn uurOcn Ichmcr ucrlcbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-13
9touicuclfs Rciic.

Gbnrleiton, 2. Is, II. Nou.
- Sicr cingetroiienc brobtloie Iepc-
iden er9ebcn. boB iib ooS Sbla6t-
id)iii ,2ouiiiano," olf pelhem Er0-
liOent 9iooiepclt unb 9egleiter nad)
Colon rntenpcgS iinO, 6uiomnen nit
ieinen 8egIritidiffen, ben &relBern
yMaibiugton" uno . SenneIlec," nm
7 llbr beute irilb etpa 300 OleiIcn
iiiOoltlih uon ,Slpitcr Gnlet SSld,
bcionO. Goo (SeidmaOer tGberte licD
ser Groote0 &slnno 9o'loge, 5mi,
iben GroofeO >Sslano llnO Der ,Snlcl
@otling o0cr Son SolOaOor (allf
mcl6cr Columbus bel icincr Guts
0cdltnn 9lmcrifa's 5ucrIt lnnOetc)
uno lcgtc ctmo 10 ATptcn pro Shln0c
5urild.
Gopit0n Goltocn ermartetc, Sap
Mapii, Die 0itIid)e Spibe Don Gubd,
6eute 9lbeno bel Sonuenlmtcrgul1 81
errciAen. i'm Sale oas CUTE @ctter
iortbouert Ger ErGiiOent rnO BE
gleiter beiin0en li6 mo6f.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-13
Wcucral Shnftcr tpot.

@ofer8ficl0, Gal, -. Nop.
~ @cncral @nt u. Sbditcr uon ser
@moeSarmce, icit IGnAcrer 3cit int
9lubcItanO, bit tbcute Otittag bier &C.
itorbcn. Gapit0n Mc&ittrid uu0
Satin 6rou Carrie NoomonO. tSrau
Gourtrigbt unO Gapit0n Sames ".
Sboiter warcn an icincm Stcrbebcttc
Uerianunclt.
Gcncral Sbaiter erfdltete id, am
Iebten Gieritag, ais er nom 5timneu
5ltriidfcbrte. lrno ein nfltter 9lniau
uon 2m1cHclttiiinonnl crinlgte, mel
der ulcn Gr}tli6cn WiitteIn Grob
bot. 9lac SniimmQ aui @cueiltnp
pur0c idon geitcru oui1caebcn. Die
&ecroiglna miro pabridDeuIib III
San tSrlnci9co Itnttfin0cn, Ter Ser
ltorbcnc fiibrte bcfanntlidJ GoS Com.
monoo ilbcr 0ic &ou0trllppcll bci ser
9cl1gerllnG uon Sontiogo Dc Grbo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-13
@citublcnc nSluenm" Ncocnftaicl
5nrilf crlangt.

Gem 2orf, II. 9topember -
Qic uon Dem .Slocum" Ientmal
in Oc.n 0itcn lutberiihen 6rieoboic 81
0liO0Ie SillaBe loSgerillene un0 ge.
Itcblenc Gcnftlicl ous Nron5c lit IN
cincr lroolcrbuoc in 9rootIun cnt.
0gdt porOen. Die Iiebc batten lie IN
Stiidc gecbIn9cn lno fiir Sli per
folit. Sic mar ctrd $3.50 mcrtb mo
mar bclunntIih 0lrh cine Sublfrips
tiou 1n1cd)niit ulO oui 0cm cuu1bn
ten lcHtnal 5nr GrinmcrllnN on Die
oScncrll Slocum" aatnItropbc 0c9
Slbrc9 1904. mel6c ilber 1000 A)icns
bcnIcbrn jnn Splcr iurocrtc be.
iciIi9t morOcn. Sicben jltngr MGn.
ncr limo lrcBen Sctbeili9unN all oent
QiebltabI ucrbaItct moroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-13

ncr Der llngebtnA ciltcu in Sdlao.
rcn bcrbei, alem 9Gcmono Ucruud)te
Sl belfen. Sm @obnboi 5u Chicago,
no 8erpanote pom Eaiiu1icren 0c8
llngliidsSugs aui Die 2lnflmit Der
&erleBten Wartctcn lpor Die 2llli.
reglmg fnlt 10 grob, pic oui Ocm
ShaupIatc lclblt lmo ais Der Grtro
5u1 nit 80 GerlCbtCn an YorO en0lih
ocgen llbr OiittoQ3 oulangte. luar
Die Yoli5ei tonnt i'm StauOC, Die
Nronllng 5ll erboltcu. Wtcbrere Der
barrcnocn Slu@ldlOcr ucrnl6tcn, oir
9abnboia. .9lngeitelltcu, melbe lie nit
iiir OaS llngliif uerontportli6 bic.,
ten, anjugreiien. Sic &erletten MIR.
oen i'm aWtercn -6oipitol" lnteral'
6radbt. Inter ibnen bciinOct iidb cinc
Srau 9lnno Gbp5o lpclbe ans @nr
ihau hierber FAM I'M lid ibrcnl icit
led)S Wtonoten bier urbcitcn0en W0t
ten anSrihlieBen. Iie 6rau lit blin0,
urp Der Otann mnbtc, ais lie nuf e!'
ner Sroababre III Den 9o1nbof &c
troocn lpuroe, cine iol6c Scene. boB
i'm Die Goli6ei iflicBlib pcrboitcte.
Jm 0oipitol piro belte SIbcnO er
fl1rt, eS iei in Den 6ollen mchrertr
scr @crpunocten unn0glib, nprolt@
5uioacn OF tic onuontommcn pcrocn
nnCr lliCht
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-13
Cpicr cincr aeiicl GrplOiiou in
Slcuelan0.

Glepcluno, g., y. Nopenlber.
- Sn ben @erfitdtten ser .2afc
Sbore Na5n," in ser bieiigen Dor.
itaot Gollirroob erplooirte beute elm
lnnpftcicl, Se6s M1nner muroen
JetGotct lno iilnf ihmer uerleBt. Die
SpIer muren nit Dem 9luibauen einea
15lmoamcnta fiir cincn 3pnamo,
gcto0e Dor 0enl aeiiel, beihditigt uno
murocn bel Der GrpIolion in cine tie
oenO belize 0nmpipolfe gebiiut.
lie @et6oteten iino: Mar Gram.
iop). 9llbrrt NIoonL II. Y. 2atto,
Emlo %ancioni, @iopdnni NSacioni
uEo Sultt9 Didoer.
5dluer &erlettr: iSreo. aergan,
6ranf Gpnna, ". u. Gapia. N. :.
Stiles, Sn1cniu Eolenlere uno 2apia
Z. Aergun.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-13
gscrniiidytc telesripbiidjc Grpcidven.

>t Carlisle. Fn., bot Der 20s
jGbriGc Clarence @Iaenicl5 icine 0e.
Itcbtc lfurp aub, oIs lie nit ibrer
UroBntlttter aus Der STRIDE fam All
Der Strnbc cridloiien nnh iid) oonn
Orrt cincu SdlnB onrd cen StldOcI
cltlclbt,
Sin SdIcitboirb bat i'm S5dlit
pon r. Gnp on es.Strobe 2ps
roclic, N..})y p1breno oie 6omiIie
6eim gIbenoeiien luar Gin aditdcn
nit Sdnnldind)en mo eocliteiliclt
int Wcrtbc Don 5000 Aeiipblcn. man
bot feine Spur Don ihm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-13
@nr rinrm hoheren Midlter.

0moiio. Att6. II. 9topember.
Sert Seelp, neI6er i'm &crOad)t
itano, an ser am lebten Wiittmod IN
Welt-Sauen Iomnibip periibten Gr.
moroung GOnin @Ogar'S betbciligt
gemeieu 81 icin plroe bcute rib pom
ieinem 9rrOer ais Seihc i'm Sett Ge-
iunoer 9teben ibm laa ieine iilnge
Satin ebenial5 toot. Nlan glnubt,
Oub 6aS G6epaar Sel6Itnpro 6eginB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-13
Etrifc pcrhiitet.

Nep Oorf, t2. Nouen6er.
Iic ;SorOcrltngen Der WiaifiniItcn
Der ,3elomorc, &adnpnnnn lno
@eItern go6n" ipuroen bentc gtnf.
nlittag ourh cine Gonferen5 5piihcn
oent YrGiibcntcn 5ruesoaIe uno Ser.
trctrrn ser 0iald)inilten beigelegt.
Die 2ebtrren erbaIten ben 3ebnitun-
oentaa unb cine 3uloae, uelcbc bic
idhrliden g0bne Der 800 Nnidjiniltelt
Ser guhn I'M $4,000 biS $35, ,00O
prhnht
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Siefcr sdlmec.

9oiliton. 9l.D, II. stouenlber.
Seitern Gornittag 'ebte bier eilt
itdrtcr ShneeIhtrm ein uno gegen
glbeno lag Der Shnee bereits iehs
3oQ bod Nus Ser 9taf6arifaft lan-
len i1nIide WeIoungen ein nno ser
StrdBenbobnperfebr 5piidlen Den ein-
5eInen Stdoteu Der lllngegeno fam
nur mil Wtiibe altired,t erbolteu lper.
0pu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-13

OulI.
Sits burh - 9toQenl6cr. -
Die Siilfcrltic eIncr tSrou in cincnl
Ecnemcntbauic an ser 6orbcaitraBe,
nabc Orn Soneo & &ougbliuihcn
Stablmerfcn. beluogcn hcutc friib Die
9tohbarn 5lml GinOrinAcn in ole re.
treficnOc S9obnltng unO lie fnnOcn
BORT Die t9.i1brige 6rau Sean Mit-
dell fnieeno oui Dem 9oocn nit Den
na6 6eioen Seiten bin au5Aebrciteten
Son0en mlf Dem Brett ncbcn Dem
2lbflltB in Scr &iihc icltgen1gelt.
9tebcn ibr lag ein 9cil. nit luclhcm
Ser lln9lilcfllrbcn 5luei lan1c 9t01cl
OurH Sic SoGnoc in 0aa Nrctt lcihIus
gen mprOCn wlren, mo mdH bcmtbtc
Oaiielbc gum &crmla5icbcn ser 9tGgcl,
Die SSrlu lutr0e bcutBtIo3 III Elm
S1oipitol gcbracbt. Sp0tcr tbciltc lie
nit, lie ici bcute iriibL ais lie bic
aiide betrot, ourdb eincu ShloA nui
ben Somterfopi 81 GcoCn Ncldl01cn
uno Damn III Der StcllnA, III pelhcr
man lie iln0, nit 0en SoGn0cn al 0a$
Brett icItgcnaJclt morocn
9Sn Ntitdjeu, Scr @dttc ser SSrllL
lit bclttC in Gontnn. 8. ais Der mutb.
maBlibc &criibcr ser Nrcpeltbat per.
baftet moroen. Gr hat iih icit cinrm
Sobrc in Canton nuigcboltcn lmo cr.
tI0rt it'd i'm StanOc. Elm 9libi nobs
3uneiicn N|itcbea bat cin0emilligt,
o6nc NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nad
GittsblrI 5uriif5ufc3rcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-13
stiirntiidcS Wcttcr an Scr @iiitc.

9piton Ninii, II. 9topcnlber
@1breto oa9 iltrhtboren llnmetters,
mcldcp 1titcrn oie aiiite 9ten.Glm-
lanS's briiniudte. lit Ser 5hpcner
,Scnric q. Nilsburp" bci Spnnnia
ali Den 5trlno getrieben nor0rn.
Dinu bolt. Oub oas Sd,iif nidIt be
id,6oiat morOrn lit nno binnen STIR
gem micocr iIptt genlnd)t mcrocn
fam.
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S1mer5baftes ltrimirem.

% Sult 1908.
SrrrcH Huoiunn & So.
80 lpnr bebdtct nit llubeiidnoiafct bc5
llriuS. Sin ge5pnnen, eiclc WnIe In q Gmn,
oeu 3u urnircn. IS In einc arobe geIditiauna.
mC uub febr fhrnerjbnft Wieue eci1!e1niden
Sriftr ino iebr fdhwoh. 2G mnij &atbts aue
5lpci Stunbcr uufflc6eu nm 5u uriniren; penn
10 MID Orrf0Iafc. fIiebt es 40, SD bin 67
SC6re ait uno drhcrlueiie bel iebr gutter @e.
innobeit Sdb crfudbe nm Or NaolpupS auten
Rab; bite un fofortee slntport
g. ., Sn66cn,
gbumplain. GlintoniGo., N.,g
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ResoRoent.

Se0cr Iropfcn pon Or Haoipup's
9cioIuent trGgt Ourh oaS 9mt, Den
SNmeiB, llrin lm0 anOcre .Sliiiiigfei-
ten un0 Saitc ocS SDIteuS sic Sc.
bcnSfroit. oenn cS eriett sic glbion-
ocrlngca OeS 90rpcrS nit nellcm
unO aentnOem WateriuI. Ir. Jiao.
wop'S 9ieiolpcnt lit 0ic c;njige poii.
tioc <r fir
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>1ieren, lluo >3lalen.S eioen,

llrinii9e mo SaptSsrnnIboter. 9lasuiieine.
3udcrtrun;6eit, 9Sn'Icruht. abfiealtne oes Sni.
fers. ltnbeitdnoaiet oeS llrins. 9rigbtfhe
Strnnfbet. glI6uminnrid uHo In alien ,SdleH, pc
a@rtd Suit" s9ooenfat porbonhen 1T obe, bas
gSaiicr Did, moltia uuh acmiitbt 1T nit Gnbftans
den, pie bus &eibe clues Gies ooer 5asen ,utr
ucibe Scibt. oocr es bat elm iranfbafes. buufes.
biIioieS stuSfcben uuo pCiBeu Bone 0nlt" 800.
oeniab. uno iueun cin prtdcInoes, brenneitoeS
Cjcfiibl bei'm Gnlfircu bon gnficr iuabruebmbar
III, uno Gtbmcr5en i'm streu5e mo in ben oenoen.
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Sboren

BADEN leiHe Sbren. sJian fon niGbt sfles slous
ben; aeuiB nitht SSenn fib uher Nente er6icirn.
Gin unfe6tarrs Sclmiiiel iiir Sdmorrboiben
bu6en aunteiie qendilni 70 pdret Sbr Gypfe
Iboret. inus Sbr ni6t ole @rpbe nit oer 8robc
mubt. lpelhe y. elentneoter 60. Nog 1910.
keip. 9)ori ipifenirei nno poriuirei dlt ieoe
Nhreiie perteiioen 8rebtrt cS nfio Sbr mcfeet
balo finoen, oaf slndfeiis uie in ieoeT Sale.
-utch lsllh niIit 6Hh balo Snnernrg nuo balo
olnad ouuernoe SeiIuu9 perihdftt-
tStSuSa {NSl
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9riucbt um 7epofien. bnr6 ebeds slt Sieben
0rludlt I'M 9epoiien uut heitiniMie 3eit 5H
Gpe6tdls8aten ei*f
Griudlt nm 9eftdllItng ais Seripdlter, Iru!ee
uHb 8eriuaier bon GrbfhniteH.
Grtueht INT 6rDennlng ais Ietumeittsbou'
iireder ooeEe esjiahlnbperraitcr.
y. ". Sufer,
(WdrstSl&S) Rrdncnt.
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Gin snOnat Isaier.
D'Fs y g. stuenft 1908.
,r. NnoiunD & 60, 9,eip.9)urf.

Sd nebnlc cbi bic filnfie 6lafebe bon S6rent
ReioIpent uno bcfinoc mid biel beiier. Sdbe
auiGcbdrf. ben ieat1cter@ iil aebraubea. llrin
pniirt ett cams orbnltii1snldbts duto leidtt obne
S6mcricn 9am lett beiIer ftbInfcn. etcbe
udt 70 bduii0 nui. Der Spc5inlih oen Nb II
&oiIpu eoHiuiirte. inntc mir dl miiiie ueinru
llrtn ob5ebcn 70 au9e itb .cbe. unb inlnicr mil
picl SdmerScn. Sob na1m Den 9icfoIoent iieiia.
bon slnfnrs an ciH 9eiert1beeioifpl ooa eine
balbc chluoc nab icocr mub5et. 3dl idrcibe
oiclcn gerirbt hit Sud iuien al IaiTen. bnb
glacS in GroHuue III 49, ieine Sdmer5en uHo
cin oefunocr 8uftnno Der 8Infc. Col Id nod
cine 28eife fortfabren. ben SCToIpent 8u rebnien7
Id Ieere ieti bic 9Iafe ean5. obue geibiile oeo
6aibci5r.
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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-09-09
TAKE MAID TO MATINEE.
Treat Her Better Than the Family and
She May Remain.

From Good Housekeeping.
During fifteen years I haee had In my
service six girls who have been COM
fort and help such as no mere servant
can be.
have never paid wages higher than
my nelghbors have done, and our home is
so small that maid has to be con-
tent with humble accommodations. !
have given, however, what every mistress
does not bostow frequently does rot be-
love ina certain fllendlness, cordial
s, mpathy. an interest III the Inn n life
CT a girl whose elesh and blood, yhose
tc. TT amblT;uns, ana ,oyes are mt so
different from my own.
One plan I have carried out for years
has aided me largely in making the best
of each maid who comes into my house
hold. Once month give her an after
noon of companionship, not in the duties
Of the house. but in some little trip or
recreation she chooses herself
Sometimes I accompany her to natl
nee, while on pleasant summer days we
go picknicklng in the woods or to some
short resort. There have been after
Moons spent in museums and art galleries
when I have. been really astonished at
what a glimpse of things rare and beau,
tiful means to such girl.
If you will try 1t, making yourself
key to the mysteries of such an exhibit,
you will really find great deal OF pleas
ure In 1t. Hundreds of women go out OF
their way to do such work from set
Element standpoint. but 1t never occurs
to them to give such pleasure to
girl working in their own kitchens.
1t is not alone the pleasure given that
is appreciated; it is the companionship
and kindly interest I find most valued.
The holiday I give is not the weekly
Thursday off, it is some other convenient
day, and you will find as I do that the
work has all been satisfactorily COM
pleted before the vacation occurs.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-09-09
IT'S UP TO THE WOMEN.
scoffer Asks Why They Didn't Dis
cover Meat Scandal.

From the Boston Transcript
A cold-blooded statistician who socca-
sionally stops figuring to take look at
the passing show, calls the attention of
the Settler to the curious fact that the
women's clubs failed to discover the
tinned-beef scandal. How did 1t hap
pen," he asks, that with all their fever
ish activity the leaders of these organi-
cations never stumbled upon an evil
lying under their very noses that inti-
mately concerned the home? Here are
the womans suffrage advocates flutter-
ing aie=ut and twittering on every twig
that Is large enough to hold them, de-
manding that they be taken into full
partnership in public affairs, and not
one of them, apparently, suspected the
existence of this evil. Then there are
the dc nestle science people. It seems
stranR that it did not occur to some one
of the woman reformers to investigate
the tinned-beef supply, for this Is a mat
ter that belongs within the province OF
up-to-date housekeeping. It was a sim
pie enough undertaking; all that was
necessary was to buy samples of the va
rious brands of timed beef and have
them analysed. But it was left to the
Massachusetts, state board of health to
perform this service for the housekeep-
ers of the country. after attention had
been drawn to the packing industry by a
popular novel and a Presidential In
curry The club women, suffragists, do
nestle scientists, and other representa-
tives of feminine advance have missed a
great opportunity. Their failure in this
instance suggests the reflection that If
they are not to be depended upon to
detect dangers and initiate reforms in
the narrow domain of housekeeping, lit
tie benefit is to be expected from their
proposed cooperation in the management
of the larger affairs of state