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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-19

and the devil take the hindmost." Only yes
terday as | rode along the street in rickshaw,
l saw a grown man trying TO steal a bundle OF
old straw fuel from a group OF tots whose ages
must have ranged from four 10 eight. And the
furious fashion in which they were assailng
him showed how early young China learns 10
look out for itself China is a synonyme for sell
fishness.
In all these observations l have not had out
of mind the virtues OF the Chtnese-their
patience their industry, their frugality their
obedience to authority and their respect for
the established order. All these have been
magnihed in their place. The present design
is simply to point certain deficiencies which
Christianity-idealy at least-would remedy
a. nondad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-19

A NATION OF LIARS.
The truth in the inward parts" which is sup
posed to accompany Christianity is utterly lack
ing in China. This is a nation of liars Not
TO lie is considered foolishness. There is no.
where the Anglo-SaXon assumption that the
other is playing fair game you simply
have TO match him in guile or suffer. The in
convenience the annoyance. the evaporation Of
having to live surrounded with consummate
liars must be experienced to be appreciated.
Take one Of countless incidents illustra
tive: The ,fare from Chinkiang to Marking by
boat is 81. Upon buying my return ticket l
was told by the official that il was 81. When
the gentleman who escorting to the
boat, a missionary made 1t plain that he
no unposted traveller the man promptly anil
without embarrassment accepted the right fare.
That missionaries manage TO maintain their
simplicity and openheartedness in this land Of
guile is a marvel of religions power.
Being a liar. the Chinese is also, logically, a
thief. That steamship clerk thought no of
stealing 50 from a stranger than the Viceroy
thinks of Squeezing" the public revenues He
would also doubtless have worked off his coun-
terfeit money in change, had change been
qured On that very occasion I discovered. by
the refusal of Chinese to accept 1t. that had
one of the innurnerable counterfeit coins with
which the land IS flooded When threw II into
the river the surrounding Chinese plainly looked
as if they thought that should be thrown after
it as q fool and a mailman Simple honesty in
most matters seems beyond the Chinese ken. al
though they have scrupulousness about keep
ing contracts once maze ana ABOUT tunng
trusts which has been frequently and Justly
praised.
One day a certain native pastor was pointed
out TO me as a man who really loved his WIFE
This was considered to be note
worthy Marriage here is matter of barter and
convenience. Yesterday l dined with pro-
gressive official whose head wife sat at table
with us. in concession to Western ways, while
his three subordinate wives stood around the
room peeped in at the doorway and two Of
his pretty little slave girls waited on the table
The family feeling, rather clan feeling, is not
based primarily affection, but mutual self
interest The quarrelsomeneSs of the Chinese
family is patent 10 the OF every resident
If any one thinks that the ordinary Chinese
woman, especially after she becomes a mother
in-law. is crushed and downtrodden sister he
should hear her in action for five minutes No
man is better able TO look out for himself than
this same small-footed creature.
The absence of anything approaching the home
life known 70 America Great Britain is a con-
spicuous fact about China. The cities are noisy
not with traffic. for they have none of our ear
splitting Western sort. but with the perpetual
and everywhere present sounds OF squab5Iins
and strife. Here 1t is Every man for himself
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-19
DESIRES VERSUS NEEDS.

China does not want the Western religion But
does she need 1t? All! that is another story
While there is almost no basis for the enormous
missionary propaganda in the desires of the peo-
PIE, there IS abundant warrant for # in. their
necessities. Little a dirty small boy desires
G scrubbng, he still requires it, so with This
vast nation. Let me. after a careful investiga-
ton that has ranged through many cities and
villages. from remodelled Picking to little settle
nents in the remote interior which have no
place on the maps, indicate few of the reasons
why, in the eyes of an ordinary man of Common
sense, the presence Of the missionaries those
pioneers OF civilization. is justifable In China
China n dirty. The first day landed on her
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-19

the fact of such large numbers of persons ar
irving at and departing from this station the
values of the surrounding properties should be
first class retail commercial district and prob
ably hotel centre as we'll, but this is a matter
which the real estate people can prognostiCate
ac..Lra eli. tn a.,..Lcd. loo :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-19
Power ga Hole In The GROUND

. Aa 1 " EAST % AVENUE AND
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-19
A NATION OF LIARS.

The gentleness Of Jesus who taught blessed |
are the merciful," is sadly needed in China.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-19

Continued en- eighth page.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-01
Spfcr pOn 2endjtauS in ct. 2OniS.

ct. 2oui9, 81. Wtoi. 9rei
Hcrlonen crltidten lpdbrcuo Der Der
Qan1cnen 9tabt in einem &o9irballe
al Ger canton gluenue IN 6olgc oe9
@inotbntens pom 2eud)tgds, ndnlib
Solcpb II. &c t6ler, oelien @nttin Sod
mO Daniel 0mper, melher Elm 3ims
mcr neben oemieuigen ocs @bepaureS
cinnnbm. Ibos. SincS mllrOc be-
muBtloa oufgciluOelL miro ieOod ge-
ncien. Gin Wetollperihlog al elmer
lnbentttcn @osrobrc III @oblcr'S
3inmcr muroc ollf Oem Yooen geTltH-
ocn 9lui melhc @ciic cr ii6 Don
Der R0bre obgcl0it bate, lit nidt be-
fannt.
Soicp6 MorlpeQ mrroe bciltc IN
einem &auie on Der @o9onltraBc or.
itidt anigeilnOeu 2lllh er bate
2eld)tgas eillgcatbmct. rSn einem
Sonllie an ser GlnltruBe iano man
Sobn Santos bemuBtloS lmO in fritz
ifen 3uitauoc. 1ns 8aS in Dem
3immcr luur tbeilpeiie ongc0rcbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-01
Sie6en Sbotc.

N}c6r Cpicr ser Goaiiion uuf Der
StroBenbdbn r Glprio, ..
Niebrere %crlcbtc il, fritii6em
3uItonOe.
glprin, @, 81, Mai. - 0rci
Gcrionen, meIhe 0ur6 oeu geiterIl
2lbeno bier eingetreteuen 3uianmen.
itoB 3lpeier NnggonS ser uGlepelono
& Soltblueiteru electric 3nilpop"
perIebt nuroen limo geitor6tii rnb
rie 3obl ser Sooten lit bierrtit utf
ieben geIticgen. Die 1ooten limo:
y. O'0onneII, S0noler in Gorjeanr.
maaren, Glpria; q. NJ. Billings, SO
Sabre alt, GlDrio; @. s. 2tQen, 2In.
ipruttsogent ser Safe S6orc 9obn,"
@lgrio; 0onalo SaIo, 3 Sabre alt,
Glprio; &. Yortcr, Gotesbroof.6urm;
Somer 9lllen Gloprio; gltnice @urit
20 Sabre alt, @Iprio.
Srbmer perlebt iino 0tnrguerite
Butler, Glpria, beioc 6iiBe abgeid)nit.
ten; @}obcl Gcan, Glpriu, beioc 9etne
o6geihuitten; 6rml :. =. SnIu, @ot-
tin oeS Hep, ). y. Solo pon Glpria.
}lrmbrlth mo 0iiite perlest; Sobn
2eSIie, Carlisle, 8, 9eiu ab9eifnit-
ten; ". z. 9lpers. Gonouftelr, @lp.
ria, idmere &erlebungen; 0eorge z.
Chamberlain. Yerrp. O., beioe 9eine
0ebrodeu; Sri. 4o6m, Glpriu, Obio;
2lrtbur 6oaole1, Gotesbroot'6arm,
lSiiBe nbaeldnitten.
G. &c. Sornep, Motormann oeS
eincn @oggonS, nelder oie Goaiiiou
oeridptI0et boben ioI, befinDet lidl
inter einer Iootidla9s 9lnflage in
Salt.
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Sureau Der
ltnitc0 Hntlmags &Glcctric Company

Son Snmitnn. bc SuHi 1907. an neroen
hic g9aaaonS Der Sruibsoin' '9lpennr Siute
Sontb. mo JScrman SiruBe his 0omGrbs nan
Der Scrmnu 5ndbe bis 6ur Soutb StroBe ither
qcleitct nnb idbrcll hnlm iibcr Die reeulnre
Huuc; Hidf1bu iiber oiclelbe 8ouie,
I. u. 0rOR,
U52bl Gieuerul SelhutSlubrcr.
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llcbcridnucmmnnscn im eiiOcn.

2tnblltCn0e HcQcngiiiie mo oltSGctrc-
tgne Str0mc NroBcr Sdoocu
III Souiiiona mo GcroS. - Cine
ans icbS @crioncn bcItcbcuOc 6o-
ntilic Crtrltntelt.
Cafe G6urleS, 9ua 81. Mai.
- 5ier pngefomlneuc @1iiogicrc
ans oGn airhipielcn Cameron mo
Golcuiien bcrid)ten groBen SdJoOeB
0urh 8egen Gommbriihe imo llebcr-
ihmcmnumgen, 9lht 3oQ Heget fic=
len qelterr in Ser umgebun9 bon Safe
G6orIe3, mo ooS Sobpoiier bat bort
sic @iuItelling oc5 Strobenbabn-
mo m0ercn &erfebrS cr5mutgcn.
&ouiton, Ger. 81. WIai. -
@6brcnO Der Inn I ll6r gcitern 9lbeuo
peritridcueu u Shlnoen iinO IA
3oa 9fegcn in bieiigcr Stnot gefaacn.
uuo cin meitercr 3ou iiel om @litt-
poh Sin GROCER Gbeil BON SoiItou
itebt inter @aiier ltuo Die Stroben,
6o6ncn founen ibren @etricb niht
oufrcht erbaIten 9cocnflihcS Sod
moIer ipir0 nciter o6en int Colorado
3boI gelneIOet.
ct. 2ouis, 81. 0toi. - Son
Sonnelulnterguug gciteru 2tben0 bis
Mitternuht fieIen bier 5pei 3oa 9te-
gen. Der YereS.Riper trot m1brenO
Der gtaft aus uno pertricb uiclc Be
mo6uer bon Siio.St. QouiS aus ibren
SGuiern. Der Sdooen lit groB.
9}cm Orleans, 81. Mai. -
&eriHie4rne Stnotpiertcl pon Ncp.
GrlconS lteben bcltte in 6olgc Oes an-
boitcnoen 9iegen8 ciuen bis pier SUB
tiei unter @oiicr. Gos 9fiucm Der
2toOt lit 6efanltIih nieoriger ais bas
0cS Nfiiiiiiippi rno allies Hegemuoiicr
mlB our6 gutnpcmperfe entiernt
merOcn, Der 9le9eninH ser lceten
pdar Sage mar 10 9roB, Dab ole @lnt.
pen ocn 9(nforocrtngcn nidt cntipre.
den fonntrn. llnGci0br Orei 3oll ne
gen iieIeu Dor Sogcsonbrld1.
2cbcH8Uerlult in 6olgc
ocS S . d alters.
4allaS, ler, 81. Mai. - ScdIS
Nceer crtrantcn pG6reno Scr lcbten
gtadt in 6ol0e OeS plobIi1eu Nus.
tretenS eineS 9ud)es HuDe Sonep
Gropc, Ger. Sic morcn idmntlid)
Olitglic0er elmer 6nnrilie, 9tonteuS
Stcp6cna, uno umIinbte Die GJterll
ino aunoer. Ger @obnuerfebr I'M
n0rolidcu QeroS lit Onrh Oic 9egen.
itiirmc lmo t5!ntbcr pielfoh utter.
brnheu.
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Sn 2anFng.
@rGiiScnt GopIcuclt'S &cindD in Der
6auftitaOt MidDi9au9.

Giidreiic nodb @aibin9ton augetretelr.
- 3obl ser Spier 0e2 StroBcu-
ba6n lln9liidS SIT Gmril o, I'M
StciQcn. - Sieben Qcrionen foot
ltnS ctItd)e ou0erc 0cm Spoe nabc.
- Mebrerc Mcnd1eu in ct.
2oni8 0trb Gmotbmcn bon
2euhtga3 cri(itt. - 9eooucr.
Iic6c5 9ronOmgtiif III 9ong
@rouh. - @u$ ciu betrltntcner
Gutiher onrihtete. 9}cuer
Ero3eb iiir 9urnbom.
&oniing, Otid. 81 Wtdi. -
ErdiiOcnt Hooieoclt luuo icinc 9tciiC-
gci0brtcu fanten Inn 10 llbr 6elrte
&ormittog iiber Die o2ufc Sbore-
9obu" aus indianapolis bier an.
2luf ser 6obrt bicrbcr bielt S0r,
Nooicpclt auf uerihieoeneu Stationcn
tltr5e 9htpraden. Oion i6dbt 0ie
3nbl Ser Srenoen melhc beutc bier
iuciltcn, nm on5 Sberbolpt oes Gan.
0e3 81 icberL olli $4,000. 3tu6lf Som.
pagnten Der 9}otionolgor0e bon Nii-
digau, cine S6lpo0ron 9opaQcrie
Gus Soutbaocn uno 3uci IipiIonen
Scr 6lotten NcIerue 0eS StuateS ma.
rem bierber bcor0ert morOeiL lm oie
@dltc ans ser 9En0eabouptitaot 3u
cSfortiren lulo 5ll bclpohcu. HGb.
reno Der Gmpion0S GCremonien am
2afc Sborc 9obnbof muren adt
Gonpagnicn N}iIij &nianterie itnO
Sic cine S6mo0ron &auaIlcric lGn9S
Scr Midigan 9(pcnue oltiAcItellt nm
0cn 9ln0rang 0cS SoIfeS ob5uiuebrcn.
Nattcric u bon Der Wfi6iqah.&otio.
nalgorbc ieuertc ciuen Saint pom 21
&anonenld)illien ob, un0 baum lebte
Iid) eii 6eit5n9, nit Den 9ciildjern oil
Der Spite, in Sepc1rna nod 0cpI
S1aatSfopitoI, no 800 anobcn aus
Ser Stunt9 SnOuItricihnIc, cine
Gonpagnic &uOcttcu MlS 6lint, gfiho
uu0 mcbrcre S1un0ert 8eterancn oui-
geIte0t muren, Inn Dem GrGlocutcl
uno ieinen gcgleitern Die Sonncllr9
5l mohell. Scinen Nut obnebmen0
ulo iid noG alien Scitcn bin uerbells
get0, ltieg Sor. HooIebelt Die aupis
tplatrcppe binaui nnO bislt cincn Glns
piana it ben @retlltiu 8cntdbern.
Na6oem cr bort etun 1000 &crloncn
,oic S5Gu0c gcicbilttelt batte, trat CT alli
Sen 9olton beo &apitols llno lab lid)
uon minOeltenS 10000 Wfeni1cu cot.
irontirt, melhe bort ouf iein Grlheis
nen borrten Der Yr0iioent reoetc
ctun iiini Minutcn lang All oenI
@alfon un0 craing iid) in uericbicOc-
ncn Gonplimenten fir Bic Niirger
iln0 5olootcn bon 0fidi9on Gr en-.
pfa6l bcipn6erS, Dem ShiitcmDelen
qebilbretDe gllimcrflunlfeit 81 uio.
men uul0 Oofilc 81 iorgcn, DAB Die
Solbaten Der Electromagnetic 81 glltet
Sd)iiben bcran gebil0et meroen. Son
Bent Volfon beAn6 er ii6 IN Die Sall(
Der &cgiSlahlr itn0 reOete BORT 5cbu
Wtinuten lang ii6er Oas Gilcnbabn
Eroblcm Gom aupitol flt6r Die @c
icQi6oft 5ll10Glt in gtutonlc6ilen mad
ser 8obnung 0es Srn. 5. 9. Snp
Der, GrGiioenten Der 9lder6aulduIc
no cin 2undcon ibrer 6orrtc Mad
Dem SmbiB biclt Der 8rGiiOcnt oil
Sem Campus" Der 9lnitalt cine britt
9leoe, lnO 5mar iibcr ooen SonOar6ci
ter" { (y5be Oion p1c norris pitb BIZ
Son09D.
I'm 1920 trat Br1liOent 9iooleOel
sic Heiie nah Sort 8aDne, SnO., an
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Bonn soanuouS 9ruses.

9oiie6itu. Soabo, 81. Mai.-
1N ieit lebtcm Gienitug itodenoen
gerbanblungen i'm gro3eiie gegen
Nm. Z. S5opluooo megen ermoroitng
oes Gr.@ouperneirS Stciineuberg
lpurOeu beute iuieoCr oliigenonllilen.
9lls Geilltat Der beutigeu Berihts'
iibim0 limo Jest allie Sisc alti Der &c
ihuorenenbanf gefiillt, 5luei allsge-
nommen uno cs eriitirt 9lltSiidt, oub
eS norgen gelingen miro. aud oieie
5luei Ilfan5eu ju beiesen
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Nlrncr Grpirh fiir Nnrnham.

gtew .Yorf, 81. Mtai - SEQ.
@urnbam, jun, friiber 8eneraI.9In.
moIt ser yMNtuol 91eicroe 2iie Sn.
iluance Co." lueIder sur 3eit uegen
@roBoiebitablS einen Safttermm i'm
3uf)t6auic abiibt, miro 1nter elmer
beutc Don ser 9lppellations. 3ipiiion
oes GbergcridtS a6gcgebeneu @nt.
iheioiHg rinen neiten Ero5eB erbul-
ten. Qic @nt'd)eioung ltoBt OaS llr.
t6el oes Grimirdlgerihts, lpelheS
Nnrnham ilberiilhrte, nm.
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Die Guitcn zines Rauidcs,

Drefa, Sal, 81. Dfai. Grei
Yicroe elmer YoIttutide luuroen an
lebten Wtittipo6 nnbe 2opep, I'M iiio'
lihen Oregon i6elL brannten 0urdl
iJno 0oS 9ieftltut mar, ooB Der aut.
iher @eo. @albrnit1, ioluie 5luei San.
oelsreiieuoe, Oeren gtamcn ni6t be.
tonnt iino, um'S 2e6cn fomen. 3luci
anoere Baiiagicre erlitten le6ensge-
i1brlihe Gerlesllngen. Der Sutlher
ioQ bcrouidt gcpeicn ieiu.
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2Setn6erg's
n1ie seihdhiac Gdc"
Baltimore. nnO &O0iOag= Strafc.
Snben Sic ituicte
moOcrmcm SOmmcrs
An,ilge fiir WIdnner til.
$40, $12 unN $15.

3n oieien brci pUpmlGren
@Srciicn lCgen lutr Uur, iuas
uhuc glusnabmC Die gr0ftcn
ic III Saltimdrc UScr at.
OCrsluO angc6UtcuCn Mcrtbc
iinb, SeSes Niubcll lit uudp
Der nencitrn gltOSc, allc
nenen Gigcnbcitcn ercln'
iiuer GnnScunrbcit in jcOcm
glnsug ucrtrctcn. 9tcStUffc
limb uOn Der ncneitcn Surtc,
in alien moOcrncn Sdlntti-
rungeu Oun gran, braun,
ulipe nnD blnu, gIid)t ciner
SrrIclben fnnn anocrSluO
inter III eincm Elm Trittcl
bGbcrrh lSreiS crlau9t iucr-
oCn.
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Sranb nno Icbensucrlnit in Gung
Yrandl

2on9 9rnnh, RS 81. Mni.
3mei lodter oes Gi9arrcnfobrifan.
zen @olter u, Sdiiier pom Relu' G)orf,
ndnlidy Marion, 10 Sabre alt, unO
9iutg, fl Sabre alt erlittcn in Der
leetelt 9tadt Sen 5lanluentoo OltrdD
cit ,5elcr, ipeldes bic BON Stn. Shii.
ier gemietGcte idJonc @obnltng bes
orp. Socob Rotbidilo 5erit0rte. &r.
unO' 6rnu Shiffer erlitten bel benz
Beriuhe. oic ainoer 81 retten, 6e6ents
life 0ronopunoen .. Giitoen unb
10 9reiccr, 3lpei @dlte Sd)iiicr'sJ
Sroil 0olt bic @onpernnnntc DIR
ainbcr, iultrOen ebcnfnIls idiucr pJr.
brollnt, lmO Sobn Srpine, Der @iEcr
iolpie 8lpei gienitnlagoe, gt9nans
state McWlilrriu uno Soiepbipt 1ott.
man erlitten ourh Spriingymls oen
Genitern @lieberbriihe sitiyS 1roere
Serlebingeu.
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3luci 9pt1nncr ertrnnfcn.

Ioptou, g., 81. Moi. Otto
Sem, % Sabre aft, lnp @m. eucaS,
2G Sabre oft, 9eioe perbeiratbct, er.
tranfen beite in 6ol9c oeS llmfip-
pens eines 9ooteS i'm Wtiami.8iuer.
9ucas, lpelher nidt ihmimmen fonu-
te, fIammerte iit oil Senn felt uno
rib i'm nit binn5. Sames Guim, Der
brittle ,Sniuiie Ses gootes, mar IN
StanOe. iid) Nar6 Shmimmer 3r ret-
ten, o6gIeih er mir Gin gein bat
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Sluttbatca nntcr auslGno,iGcu Sob
lCnarGbcrn.

Scranton, ga. 81. 0lai. -
9luei Wlorotbaten uuo ein MorOon-
griif melher 'uieaeift nit ocm 5obe
Ocs 2lnaegrifienen cnhcn miro, pilr.
0cn am scitrigcn 6eiertage lnter oen
ollsIdnoildcn @rllbcnarbeitern bon
9odonanna Goulltp Ueriibt
Sn elmer @irtbifoit in 8elt-
Scranton prroe 2ller. GonenStp &c.
itern 9tbeno in elmer Shldgerei er.
itoben. Der Eb1ter entfant allein
orei oeS &erbredens uerOG6tige ger.
iohen iinO ieitOem perbnitet woroen.
ISn Der 9tdbe Don 9lrhbdlO ariffen
rStolicner geItern glbenO cine Sfaar
Holcn an, unO einer Der Sebtcren
9tameu5 Soc 9eOoic, mllroe getootet.
Die Yolijci bat oen mlltbnoblidcn
0forOcr IN @emabrium.
@GbreuO ciues Streites in SibIeD,
nabe SlO 6orge, iulroe SoIuotore
Sobo, ein StoIiener, uon cinem onoc-
rem Stnliener ourh einen Sd)rB
lcbenSgeidbrli1 pernunoet. Ger Cha.
ter enttlob mo beiinOet ii6 nod olli
freien SilBen.
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Ntine euroeu ueoen ser wliItoben,

3Ur pnberlen bon Snbren iudten Die alien
.HPrubdrbiter .qlbnhe int allrrtn bon drdHt4
beien ghiN cbeniu erfrlgreieh. ipie ee 1piipren
her ylcif5ei Iinp, ulio babel bditen bic pitrdhc
ntemal5 BON Wiifroben. jeuen flRineu lbereit,
gebDri, tpelde In ben A1rper einbriaaen ulo
eenie lbetei 0e Wt5nnle lieben ole atnise
Sell Hight nnhenllet uetitreden. mo aHi naa
eFie 8eiben eines Seinens gaben lte Sda eiif
mas iebi dls ote groBen ,,St, Sernnroe Nraas
ierpilen" betnHiti it, unn oieie iriftieten itiis
beriuelt bic teber. reinigen ods Alut itelteft
leiunee Screaming bee uro fbaiften dlle abaes
hotbeneii aiiincn Sipfic Diiiroben D. + To-.
Dalj dl3 Dem SDiient bernAs. tStSoSu)
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Nu Die ,inhaber Der
Csin!1mMcnsS : blinntipncu ncr .,untieo Matlunns
nuf T(cftric Nunrbnuh,"

Nu Die ,Sthdber Der
6iH!ommens SblinNtipncu oer .,untteo 9tatiuans
nus electric Gunrpauh,"
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Middletown transcript., 1907-03-23
THE YOUNG PEOPLE ON THE FARM

II the young people on the farm are dis
contented, would it not be wise TO inves-
tigate the cause? Ii there is dizziness and
lethargy there is something wrong. A
morbid disposition kills every JOY, and
it should be conbated at once. Morbid
ness is infectious, and its contagion is
evil. 1t is duty we owe to ourselves
and friends to be cheerful, aud tile cheer
ful mood il also contagious.
Our young people on the farm can, and
they should, cultivate cheerfulness, self
control and serenity. The "bluesp are
not commendable. Things will happen
to annoy US, but we can keep our voices
low and our faces pleasant. We achieve
something worth while every time we
repress in speech, tOnes~apd gestures and
expression, irritation, iupatience and i'll
temper. Our young people on the farm
should be thoroughly interested and alive
in all that is going on. We must keep on
climbing the mountain side; we cannot
stay where we are, and We must not fall
back. Advancement must be made. and
our interest should be SO great there viii
be no room for morbidness. If we cease
to grow We cease to live. Our Young
people will not suffer from the blues if
they read good, strong books, if they
study with earnestness the preparatory
course for their life work, if they keep
up their music or anything else in which
they are interested and have something
to talk OF beyond the gossip of the neigh |
bor5ood and the mere friyolities of life.
All Of. our young men and women
should have practical work to do, and |
then some skill Of the hands or some fad |
to fill in the odd moments. MANY of onr
girls like the needle, and beautiful pieces
Of embroidery base grown, little by little |
using the fragments Of time. We must
live outside Of ourselves, make self worth
something to the people around US, and
this will give US large interest beyond
self; with the other young people, enlist
in cause that Will help the world. III
you do this, i is not likely that you will
often be very moody or depressed your.
self.
Middletown transcript., 1907-03-23
DOWN IN THE FIRE ROOM

My Watches" four hours long, began
at s in the morning and at in the after.
noon. The rest of the time was mine
excepting when it was my turn to carry
water and help clean up the mess room. !,
The first descent into the fire room of
an ocean liner is unforgettable. Going
down that series OF ladders into the
bowels OF the old Elbe, the heat seemed
to jump 10 degrees ladder. At last the
final ladder was reached, and We were at
the bottom-the bottom Of everything
was the thought in more minds than One
that afternoon. The head fireman Of our
watch Immediately called my attention
to poker, easily All INCH and half thick
and twenty to thirty feet long. Yours I"
he screamed. Yours And he threw
open one Of the ash doors of a FURNACE,
pantomiming what ! was to do with the
poker. I dived for it madly, just barely
raised it from the floor and got it started
into the ashes and then dropped none
too neatly on top of it, "Hurry up, you
sow-pig r. the fireman yelled, and ]
struggled again with the terrible poker,
finally managing to rake opt the a-hes.-
Success Magazine
Middletown transcript., 1907-03-23
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