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The daily Alaskan., 1907-08-03
PRESBYTERIAN

PRESBYTERIAN fifth Avenue and Stlre street. II am. MoruiRg worship. l2 m. Sunday School. f D. m. Junior Christian Euieayor Society. 7p. m. Society Of Christian Endeay- OF meeting. SD. u.. Evening service. N.l-veek prayer meeting Wednes- day at ~ 9. m. All are cordially invited to these services.
 Rev. Geo F Good, Pastor
The daily Alaskan., 1907-08-03
.an1ass.ycl.c2u:U1sgs0se's'''
PERSONAL MENTOR

EgGSGGGGssss13ces'@ ''''''',''''' Ms. Eva Emery Dye, author of "Mc- TouybIa and old Oregon, % McD1na'u of Oregon. and The Conquest books which are of peculiar interest 10 the psrsfc coast country, came up on the Cottage City anl will be tn Alaska 'oT some time The distinguished lady t- rstbsr.ng materta. for new "o.A which sbe w.u shorty issue and which will deal largely v..h Alaskan affairs. Sergeant Jabu Erickson, of the |. $. Signal Corps, who vas stationed al skagway in the early days, Was pas. sanger on the Cottage City last night op hls way Co Si.sa. Sergean, Brick son has ben Gn Fairbanks for the last two wears fa charge of the office there and has been transferred to SitSa.
 Steward Merrill and Pilot Davis, Of ,bs Do,ph.o. .wo Of the most pogu.a- officers calling st Skagway were visitors al The Alaskan oaics early this morning, anxious to hear All the l,tes. news from the outside S.erard Merrill is lrm iu the belief tha. The AIasa1a IS the news.es, -5Ds- in fnf- section.
 Alfred Williams. formerly Chief En- ginser os the White Fass * Yukon railroad ta this city and who later went to Trsadwel. where he served in s ike capacity. has accepted g aPositjon with E. C. Hawkins a. Na.alla and will shortly be employed 5a the construction oI tds N4gaua rai.roa0
 H. '. Murray, the San Francisco Mining Eng.a-er who went into the Dawson c5ua,ry las. winter to examine 8 number of mines. is a guest at the Fifth Avenue hotel. ou his way out. While declining to give out anything for publication ]. is well known that Mir. Murray IS much satisfied with the district
 Frank Roberts, who on Thursday su.- tered sn a.tsck of lumoago and who was taken to the hospital .sreporLeo as being much better.
 J.P. Smith. travelling auditor Q! the Pacific Coast Steamship company .et' for Juneau on the Cottage City, where he wll trausac. company business
 lAL. Keller, brother Of Dr.. l.. &. Keller arrived la the city on the Dol Dhin and will hereafter ue connected with The Alaskan.
 Messrs. Boyle. welea and Reed, well known baseball p'ss CTS, v ere PasseD- gers oa the Cottage City last night for Seattle.
 
 pr. c. E. Gibbons, father Of Mrs. F.. A. Murphy, left las, nigh, on the Cot Lage City for California.
 -o-
 Mrs. Fred Fr.cahsrl,, of Caribou, .s .1 the city on shor, visit with friends.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-08-03
Fresh Meat

The Frye-Bruhn Go. keep all kind O, fresh meat constantly on hand
The daily Alaskan., 1907-08-03
Phone City TrnuBBor

For your coal, wood and general haul ing. Phone go. BOughtOn's cigar
 store. lO-4-lmO
The daily Alaskan., 1907-08-03

EPISCOPAL CHURCH State street bet SCh and 9,h avenues, NlaJL Sunday after Trinity. Ham. Morning prayer and Com munion
 Eyrie.... ........S. P. Tuckerman. Gloria Tloe..... ............ Paxton. Orer,nry Solo, Fear not To 0 Is rae.' '................D Dudley Buck
 Mss Crystal B. Snow. 6eueGictus..... ......... TT. Morley Agnes De........-.-....W. B. Gilbert c orta in ENceIsis...........Old Chan.
 Evening Prayer Choral Service NaEu.ica. ...-..........-...U. II. Smar, Nuuc Dtm..tls.............. .Gregorian S0.o, Ave Maria ....... Bach-GOunOd
 Mrs. Q. ". Jasper, orer.ory Duet, Jesus, the very thoughlof Thee". .... Schneider
 Monte Snow and Win Ask. All welcome.
 ThOs. Jenkins, Rector.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-08-03
Listen To It

Recicals on the Duplex day and night ag the Seattle. It's the sweetest music ID the city.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-08-03
Listen TOIt

Rgcitals on the Duplex day and night at the Seattle. It's the sweetest music ID the city.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-08-03

Received, choice potJed plants on Dolphln ag Northern Grocery. tt
The daily Alaskan., 1907-08-03

50 designs of 1907 wall paper just re ceiyCd at HRrriEon's.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-08-03

Ladies, and Caa.uron's Shoes Monded
The daily Alaskan., 1907-08-03
William f05Ai1S
Boot and Shoe Maker -

Eepalrin- promptly lone with the best
 ma,ar.H. .a ,ae market
The daily Alaskan., 1907-08-03

Brondygny so,wos" ara and 1th Avsa
The daily Alaskan., 1907-08-03

Sergeant Jahu Erickson, Of the |. S. Slgaal Corps, who was stationed at Skagwa7 in the early daye, was 8 pas. senger on the Cottage City last night on hls way Co S..aa. Sergeant hr.cA son has ben tu Fairbanks for the .as' two years iu charge of the office there, and has been transferred to SitSa.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-08-03

Alfred Williams, formerly Chief En- gineer os the White P4ss N ! fuNou railroad tn this city and who later went to Trealweu where he served in 8 ike capacity, has accepted a aPosttton with E. C. Hawkins a. ka.al.a and will shortly be employed la the construction oF tbs NataUa ral.rCal
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-10-18
= Danmark. ;.
Mmiubclise Gfterrstuineer.

9anf So t a 9 Q m,
be / g + / g. r5penifa
9agblaoet" flager ober, at Mnl9get
at De Ipenlfe G%ripatbaner og mango
lpenife 6apnearbei0er u6fpres al
oanffe @ntreprenerer.
Sap e e + til 9 n.
m a t. @n iapa1eiiif &omtsiion,
Ser lfal ltl1oere MeieripGienet,
bentes / SEN llGrmel tie 6remtio til
9anmarf. Set er Meningen at SEQ
misiionen ifal fi5be el10el goot oanlt
Melfefpng til l1ofbricl til Sapan.
Sc Bar Nuoo til Sc t.
Set oo1lfe SrupIelifn6 pan0t Be
100000 &r. / &losl elpt1ertets 1tolte
Sr9fning ng l:ncer lin Gefretrr til
Mmerifn for ct finoe en- fin ameri=
fonit &inglt til GO q 10000 ST.. til
Gellfubet.
9 morfs q IT [ 8
loren ng far uDle1ot Secret.
ming ON lit p. &egnifabsoar. Set
fremgoor berof, at 6oreningens ialn=
le0e Meolemsortol mi er ca. 10000.
&egnifobet piler Ell &as iebeboloning
pno 661 Sir. II Gre. 6lelt Sore
Ringer far Gihorgfrcolen, nemlig AZ,
flelt Mfeolemmer bor berimoo @ipr=
ringfreoi en mes 1852.
2nrernes Syn 0 t + q j.
e. Sormol10en for 9anmarfs
S9rerforening, !@r. Mprhp, uotaler,
at ban MT bar &egjeringens beitemte
Sillogn ON, at Ser / SEN fommenoe
Migsoogsiomling nil blipe fart 6or=
bo1'oli1g ON Toriloget til 9bnfor=
bpielle for 29rernc. Ser bill 81. q.
blipe lagt 200 &r. til @egpn0eljes-
len1er, bbtlfet Faalgg &omltnerne
ifol betale, imoo at Staten betoler Sc
cfterfplgen6e Torbgjel}er.
Gen hon fe1ige s q t
bor bjulpet %oolfilligc Golooter til en-
goo lille gf*trofortienelte. Nro=
priet9r Subl, 5en0erbpgoar6 peo
Sre0ericia, bapoe iaale0eS forlcoen
Greoog, Ssrooq og @pnoog @olooter
/ ct 9(ntol al benbol6spis 40, 80 og
20 til @ielp be0 &bitarbeioet Ser
rao @oor6en. Soloaterne fif 2 &r.
Goalon og ful6 Sorplejning.
Cooseier 8encar6, So6bpgoor6 pe6
NGltoeo, bar facet @ielp al Meltpeo
9%rogoner. S2ebet al Sc ii6ite 2-3
Tiger far 1912, ia in0til 10 4ra=
gol1er life faa balpe eller "a '0age
bll1lpet til mes at bierge 6o6bpgaoros
Sgo. Sc 1nge Meno far tient en-
'9oglbn, ser beregne6es efter 1 &r.
IS Gre pit. 81 Sag lamt Soften.
orbors aa e II. @on9e
Segn tpoer paa> at 6oriporsiogen
mart oil fomme til at in0toge Ell
central Nla6s / Sen oorlfe politiife
9isfnslton. Maor SEN itore 6or=
loorsfomisiion ONT fort Sis fremlpg-
ger lin Snoitilling, bill Sen gomle
D~isfnslton, iom / noge11 Sis far bpi=
let, blnsle OPP mes ny 5tprfe. ct
&ionesbpr6 berom bar ct ltort Sor=
lporsmeoe, iom Sc 3 1tore Gtuoen=
terorgoniiationcr bopoe inobuot til s..
rs. September, og bpori oper 1000
Mfaoemifere oeltog. Gen meget lip=
lige 9isfusiion orejeoe Jig bel entlig
ON set gomle Spprgsmool, &jg6en=
bopns @efnitning. Meopenoigbe0en
at at ltDrfe 0enne frem6ppeoes blonot
onoet al @e1erolmojor Moolen, sen
forbenprrenoe arigsminiiter, 0berlt
Senlen og 5olfeti1gsmono Gllinger,
meoens igrlig &eooftpr Mooe'og Gr.
Muncb f%rembnpeoe set ra0ifale Gen=
tires Spfatning, at 0enne 8efeit=
ming par CT 6are beo at frijte 5tor=
magternes @robringslplter. Set be-
p9geoe Mp6e, lom poreoe til oper
Mtonot, Dor ct tpoeligt @oriel ON
Den fommenoe 1tore 9isfuslion, ser
mart bill omlpnn0e 6ele 2otioet.
a%jbbenbapn.
Sru @er6o s. M
N = s
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-10-18

Sssssssss s sasssSSssSss
2gn. S ielpe gpgniingen ct oglaa
Misiionets 8ogbanoel, bporfra Sens
Blade % en- itor Mang6e religigs
2itteratnr ct :l1bgaaet.
]! Betbes6a er lite alene jelbe SSn6re.
misiionens fien6te SopeoiR0e &ie.
%benbapn, men beteg1er | Solfemun6e
egentlig lelbe Sn0re Misitonen. 0q
mar Misiionen bar babt Sen itore
6remgong, ser faftiif bar oeret.i ser
iiolte SneS Mar, ifpl6es bette / mang1
og meget netop 8pgningen Beetles
oa".
S Mnleoning al SubilRet bol6teS
Der ON 6ormi6oagen en- @u0stieneitt
Seitialen, bpor Baitor &offmepe,
talte. SiI @teoe bar &ol1gen o(
Dronningen, Song @eorg, &ronprin
len og flere af Sc Dngre fongeligt
Herioner.
S1;erne.
Ct s q t Ii 5 3 j t t e.. 6rc
eli @ienoom paa 2angelan6, bbor al,
&ornet er terifet, opgipes &eiultdte'
iaale6es: Slug IA Sol6, 8pg 81 oe
Sabre 25 Gol6.
Ct 9 prao6 fieber e +
@aar6. Slagelie 8Draa6 bar pe0:
toget at fipbe u8rano0inggaar6en
pe0 Slogelie al Sen nup9ren6e @jer
&roprietar 2arie EN-. @aar6en bar e
Eilliggen6e af 106 S6r. 2ano, ol
&igbeiummen er 10000 &r. {
&ipbet meofelger bele 8e|Rtningen
Snpentaret og Sen in0aple6e Se0
Sbertogelien Tier lite 9ftober.
6 II M e + felig 9 e 0 +
6r"fngsmao6e e. Gorle0en Sac
ioa man / Ell 2n,osbp nogle Mu ipi
for &Gge set merfelige Spn a
8pens 8oger TOM cpflenoe og lomti
!, Sig traf en- Observation-Disclosures
bagefter Gpflen. San bapoe 6og iff
! Sfagler ipen0t pao Gpflen, men ser
imoo cit @nipnnoeritang UNDER bpe
Nrm. Set gift ganlfe ltorartet, ia.
set u6,til.
$50 SECS 5e6 bren0t
I Torle0en Scat peo @ttioen nobrgo Sc
Sl0 / en- ltgrre 2aoebpgning pe6 2pn
gepersgaor0 be6 gfibao, bpori opbe
, pare6es $50 Secs 6p6. SeOen, Sc.
bar oslureret for $4,000 &r., brenb
:, te og tillige nogle Gogne og Mplsre0
ifaber. Set onies, for gipet, at SIoel
er paaiat; Sen er nemltg let uobrp0
. ! pao to forlfiellige @te0er. Yolitie
bol6er SSorbgr. Set er fier6e @ant
/ 2ebet at tire Nar, Ser bar bore
8ron6 pna @aur6en.
9onif @oon0pp t G
0 NJ t 0 III met Ipiflon0
@n oonlf Gleftrotefnifer, @olger 8i6
itrnp, Spl1 al &jpbmon0 Gbr. 8i0
!, "trip / Mpnne pon 8ornbolm, Ser ar
/ bej6eoe / Sobnsoorf / @rt5gebirge
Sacbien, er om1fommet peo at en- 2eb
]. ningsmolt, poo bpilfen fan arbeioe
! Sc, og til bpilfen flere eleftrife SEQ
! ningstroo0e bar f91te0e, .brqlt. @at
bar % @or gonmel og en- begape'
ul1g Man6, ser 81. a. baboe 1frebe:
i%ntereslante Observation-Disclosures ii
be 6ornbolm1fc 8laoe.
9 e o M b e IN 5 e g e t:
5 e II. Nt en- @u110 leber efter Ell
J, &ore, far mon let, men at Ell Sore
joger en- @l1no, er litfert life almin.
oeligt. 9ette lfete BOG forle0en pac
Sslinge Morf, bpor ct 5ellfab pac
4 &erloner ipaoiere0e meo Buooel.
butroen r&iren", lom ellers giern@
gipr Jig en- Motion efter &arer. Mer
til Selifobets ltore Mforlfab iaaS
~Siren" pluoielig fommenoe / ful<
6art, forfl,lgt al Ell @are, og Sum
oen lbgte fin Trelle | Sfope1. Meb.
oeleren tilfpjer, at Sc opaipne Eien:
bioners Nabne life lebner TpipI ON
8titoriens fuloit9n0ige Eaali6elig.
be6.
Nut m til g %.
/ M Mo@n~fo m>.~o~ Eo>, for1oSo,o Aoo
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-10-18
Ajbbenbapn

Sru g + 6 + u M
a. TT er mi fuloitauoig
fommen Jig, otter at bum / 6isle
Gage bar facet &r1otfornene / g(n=
iigtet fiernet. 5 Sen nermelte
Jremtio tiltrn0er bun Ell uoenlanos-
rejie, og itrofs efter Sui meloer bum
Jig otter til Iieneite paa r&aiino".
80 3 9ireftsr for Sol
t e t + e t. 9irefter 9orpb=
8eterien pnifer at treffe Jig tilbage
fra 2eoelien al 6olfetbeatret og bar
a%nbefalet Sfueipiller Sobanne5 Miel,
fen JON fin @fterfplger; ser >er 6eref-
ter truffet Mftale mellem Mftiejellfa-
bets 9ireftion og Sobannes Nieliel u
ON, at 6enne fra ne1te 5alon of
obertager 6olfetbeatret 1u1oer Scrub
ietning at Suititsminiiteriets @am-
tpfffe til, at Sfueipilbepillingen oper-
feres til BAN, % af @enerolforiam-
lingeng EiIiIutning.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-10-18

auto Bill til g 3.
On 8o9en|e=8orger fom forleoen paa
Be Tanfer, at set fun6e bore rart
meo en- lille Mutomobil, og faa Sage
efter bar en- @alger fra O0enie bos
b~e0fommenoe for at biie en- Maifine
@aa &eien mellem @ploenlten og $50
genie blep Ser foretaget &repetnre
og 8ogeniemanoen fit 6orflaring pau
8rngen at De forifjellige &aner oe
&aanotag. Omii0er fom ogiaa Set
bigtigite 9ieblif, ga &ieberen fuloe
prebe at iio6e pes 5tpret. Mutomos
bileieren tog 8labs / 5ioepogner, og
ben tibligere &asiager ipang Jig
fiaft / 9u6len. Motoren begpn0te
at futte, og / Dn6efuloe Snirtlinger
inoeoe Set npmobens &emeote fig
frema6. Get git altiamnen npsie=
ltgt en- Sis. Men 6e tre--fire Mle11
breoe og ligeiaa opbe @anogrefter,
Der lgber langs 8eien, giorbe allige.
bel ben np StDrer noget uiiffer. 9a
eefterbaan6en &aitigbe6en tom OPP be6
De 4 Mil / Eimen, in6traf en- @ata=
itrofe. Meo framperpitenoe 6ingre
og oe itipe pine ufrabenbt bafteoe
.poa 6e rl1lIenoe58 pIger, breieoe StDr-
manoen Stpref Iangiomt, men uaf-
benoeIig iiffert, mob ben iortlaone
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-10-18

getbeS0a a, Den SSr10re WfiS=
lions itore Meoe= og 6oriamlingsbus
&iebenbapn, feireoe 90. September
% Mars S11btleum. Sen 6. Mpril
1881 n%e6lagoes @runoitenen til 8pg>
11tngen, Ser par tegnet at Erofe:r;o,
8. &nuole en-. @elbe Sn6pielien ifete
ben 26. September 1882 Sperba,
relie al belle @ongefamilien. S 8pg=
11tnge1, ser 10 bar cen flor firfelig-
nenoe Gal og flere minore, bar ser
peret bolot ct l1tal al Mgoer. Man
regner, at 6eres Sal noaer op til
10000, bpilfet un9gtelig er meget
imponerenoe. elsie Mg6er bar be,
ret mango Slags, 8ibellesninger,
Ereoifener, Soreorog, 8ennemgoer
og Senoagsifolemgoer.
5ornoen u&irfeltg 6orening for
Snore N}isiion" / &jebenbapn far en-.
Del a11ore friitelige Soreninger iggt
Iilflngt inoen for 8etbesoos Mure,
og fra Sen er Ser u6gaoet mango
Sla9s Misiioner, 81. anoet Ben
egenlige 8Dmisiion, @aorbmislion %
M~ionotsmisitonen. 8lanots0ens fsr=
~ Z ooo ..#e
1te Wa11o itaar Misiionarerne @lau-
len og @rigbt iom Sc melt fienote %
arbeiosiprige. S giebliffet rqaoer
Misiioner oper % faitlgnneoe mis-
itonerer &c manolige o. fpin6e-
lige)) liant g, Der life faar ,roaen
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-10-18

Set bele opermaa6e ioIiot bpgget
GiI 5oraaret ifal 8%pgningen bore
feroig, @runoitenen bIeo lagt paa
@runotbigs 5p0iels0ng ben 8oe Sep
TENDER i 6ior: Sill sen flnitnertife
noimDf11ing ct Ser al Ell fpin6elig
S&omite inojamlet 1t-12,O0O &r.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-01
THE FOX'S EAR T H
C0ztJ-as6 from FGFs 6

And the law VIII now know what the law IS
like, and >tuaiug across the green ! made
for the mn. where the mare Was stabbed. and
threw the key sutp q water butt
When had the nag sadilod ! came out
upon the road and east "a glance u where the
crowd was gathered about the et"ck-, and
where the whole village 1t seemed, was en-
gagged IN an attempt 10 release the justice
There were no eyes for me II such a moment
none sa e Mrs. Battles, that Is She. good
soul. had been III = taking about me, and
hustled now in her room, with red eye, t.
draw me ale and give me breakfast. When
was done | rose and babe her good 10y.
Il thank YOU, mistress, for Your service.
sad | and, seeing she expected a warmer
farewell. ! took OF my ring ttor though the
Scot had played me = sCurvy trick, Gdloping
Dick never goes back from his w"rdl- Here
Is a small token Of my wishes sad l.
All" SAYS she, her eve ardent; but |
knew that she had mIsIntcrprctcd me. and
took this for some Specification If my feelings
t. her. | lcaped on CalyPzo's back
And maybe when | come back you will
be happy with your choice | said.
Indeed, that ! shall" She beamcd.
Lord love hcrl this | said, never meaning
suddenly, for | could not leave her SO, and
putting my arm about her neck drew her to
the wIthcrS "t the mare. gave her sounding
kiss
There's for kisses" say |, my pretty"
and She laughed and put her flashing ring
Wei. the hu;kIug Scot would get II, doubt
not, m due time | Wa on the road once
more, and | waved my hand and went, and
the Last heard of that village the
clank OF the black mith's Lar on the stocks
that held the justice.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-01
T H E CHILL D
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Of the school and increased the responsibilities
OF the sChoolma-ter.
The extension of industrial education had
added the notion OF practical efficiency to
the older conception of education. The school,
We are now beginning To insist, must consider
not only the individual but his environment.
II must fit him for actual life. And this
conception Of education, reelected back upon
oiir notions of social life government, and con
duct, Is slowly changing them. For instance,
industrial education has transformed within
h.lt century the character of foreign missions.
The missionary of to-day carries with him to
AtrIca or To India not merely th@ Bible, but the
p.uw. The native African. who cannot under
t4-d the doctrine of the Trinity. is able to
grasp 1T once the Significance of the plov.
There Is "a -. ny that an old Ba~uto chief,
looking for the first time II one of these strange
Ir1n instruments tearing up the soil s4ld
This thing the Whltc man has brought Us IS
wonderful Il is worth more than ten wives
And the p0w Is transforming South Africa.
II has, Tor instance. made mO0ogamV-th one
great, IuS-lfac-s. 4e obstacle to Christianity IN
A.rIca-uot only practical but almost popular
PloWS, more useful, less expensive, than wives,
have taught the benighted heather the wisdom
OF older peoples: that If one wife IS a necessity,
more than one X an cueTVatIuE luxury.
Industrial education has opened new pos
sihIiJlcs Of usefulness and happiness to back
ward and detective children Pupils who are
dull and backward IN their books often become
sklltuI IN the trades. II has conferred bless
ing on the deaf and the blind. In making
them less helpless and more useful, It makes
them independent and free.
Al this and much more that the schools are
now UNDERLYING demands special methods
and the knowledge and training of experts.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-01

5000 are employed in the mines and quarries,
and 2,62S III tobacco and cigar factories
Senator Beverage, III his speech on the Child
Labor bill last winter brought forward evi-
deucc to show that these figures were tar from
telling the actual conditions. For example. the
census of 1000 gives Maryland is having some
thing more than 5000 children at work; the
census bulletin of 1905 increases the figures to
5.55S. There were 5000 IN Baltimore alone.
In 1000 the Maryland law amended TO
require children under sixteen years of age to
secure permits testltyIng to physical and edu-
CatIonal requirements before they could work.
At the time Senator Bever1dge delivered his
speech the law had been effective for only five
and q half months, and in that time more than
eleven thousand permits had been granted and
Il -tecn hundred refused. In Maryland 1t
seems, the census told not half the truth.
John Spargo author OF The Bitter Cry of the
Children who has given much time to the
study of this matter, saws there are about two
and i quarter million children under fifteen
years old employed in the mines and mills OF
this country or in other occupations more dan
gerOuS to health than farming
New-York tribune., 1907-09-01
Money Wasted on the Sick

w t. the work Of the schools may mean
Is sugge=teG IN a recent report by DR.. Luther
II. GEiyk, director of physical training IN the
BrooAlvn schools. He SAYS that two million
dollars Is wasted annually IN New York city
n the effort to educate children physically
unable t. benefit ty the training To spend
TWO g- three years teaching a SICK child what
he would learn IN one year If he were well. IS
poor financial policy declared DR.. Gu.lck,
lie reports that out Il 7N,4oI school children
he examined il "A ssgE,e year, $3.50 were found
= le N need If medical attention, and OF this
number 1900 had diseases ol the nose and
throat. He found Il.o7S children suffering
with contagious eve diseases, and I-,o2a cases
ot detective vision n a single school twenty
eight r'l- cent. had three 0T more teeth wholly
del.-cl-
Consider this statement. for II is a tAir iilu5-
tratirn 81 the way II which the problems ut the
school multiply. The effort T. correct known
familiar abuses discovers new and more serious
ones. What VIII New York do about these
children teeth, n the capital Of Germany,
Berlin. the Government has recently appointed
q school dentist who IS paid by the city
According TO the census uf 1000 there were
I-5oI-S children between the ages 81 ten and
fifteen employed n Eatatul occupations. -
that is Il say. child lahurcrs,-2o children
between ten and thirteen work III mills, some
New-York tribune., 1907-09-01

ne coughed and spluttered And this proved
more than enough for MIN; for the bovs took
10 their hec3s Tor insulting an office, and
watchrnan after them, and Duck was wtd-
ding away on the arm 81 t'other, g4spiag 1t
the Contuuelious outrage. when Justice PeaTCe
CONES up with his wh'p and hat.
Why Is this man not released" he says
sharply. 1t appears there Is nothing against
MIN"
A viii not 60 free zur," says Duck.
VIII not" he saws. staring at me.
twill be snuff TO him, says |. Aye, and HIS
Majesty too"
'iDamrnel" SAYS the red face, " he must be
releazedl He must g5H'
a VII not bulge" says melancholy Duck.
Faith NY man begins the squire to
me; but ! interrupted him Sharp enough.
My mani NJ devil,' says /. IN learn
YOU proper addres.
NY good sIr." saws he amending his stvle.
' Twill be most civil and obiIging in you II
YOU VIII excuse tins blunder and GO
IN think on it." | said deliberately, and
there / sat pretending 10 be IN the stocks and
enjoying mvself, while the justice and his
officers stood in an embarrassed group, look
ing SICK at heart. And then a boy that had
come back, through reluctance TO be cheated
Of his fun. hurled a carrot into the air, and
took the justice II the stomach hard sn that
he fell on the stocks 1t my feet, Curslng Ike
a tinker And somehow then the wnImsy
seized me. and | withdrew my legs from the
holes swiftly, and TAI ing the balk Cldppcd 1t
Gown on m ere he had recovered. / stood
llr seized the kew from the astoniShcd watch
man. and fa.tc-cd the squire IN with it He
roarcd Ike a bull, and struggled
God give ye good day, masters said