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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-05-24
9nlminc=n lpffcrnc,

Meoens Sffenligbeoens Spn1nrf-
lomDeO mere pg mere fuiter Jig pe0
Sernbareltlpfferl1e pg bpa0 Der fan
gipres for at un0goa Dem, CT Ser en-
ulloen GpOSfuloe, ser Mar efter Mar
freezer Fere % ilere Me11neifelip, /
ct 1dooa1t s!ntnl enoog, at Sen mart
optogcr aonfi1rrencen me0 Ser11ba=
ller!,c. Set er &l1lmillerne. MG1tel1
Duer lEge berettes ON Ell eller flere
Wftneefsplplioner, nniten ultio for
aarlageOe peo al,lltpp, Ser antul1oes
peo Sc / W%iilrerlle brugte Sprel1g=
ltoffer. Sc rige Minefompagnier
lDnes at blipe mere pg mere ligegDl=
0ige mes Mnpenoelien al 5%ifferbeos=
rnioler og betragter nurme1t Sc itore
Dire al Melrnelfelip jom Ell nponen=
Dig Gel al 5orretl1ingeu, roget ser
life fan unogaaes. Selotgpts bar
@egieringen ogloa lin Spmprflom=
beo ~benrenot puo oenna SIDE al CT
bpernSlipet. Set g%eologilfe Gel lfab
/ MaIbington, Ser / bpert Sails til
oels ct eli Stotsi1ititrtion, ogter /
Ell nur 5ren1tio at onltille inogaaen=
Be llnoeriogelier ONT bpa0 Ser fan gig
res for at binore s(ntnn0elle al Sui
ltepet | Minerl1e, iamt bporle6es Sc
ltore Sab al Mernelfelip pe6 CTS
ploitoner fan afbarges. @pa6 SEN
fprlte St0e of Suge11 ongaar bill ma11
nopnlig igge at fomme paa Set rene
mes, bpilfe Spr9ngitoffer Ser ct
mi11oit ttlb9jelige til at foroorj oge
M11tpnoe(ier al @tppet, og naor 6isie
er frnone, pil man forlange, at
&ompagnierne bruger 6isle, lelb ON
De ct oprere at onifaffe. 9eh an
ben SIDE bill nap11lig gaa 1t0 paa at
in6dpe Mrbeioerne / Minerne /
plonmGsiigt or0net &e6ningsorbeioe
iomt paa at tilfdre Sc be6 Mine=
lprengninger in6eiperreoe Mrbei=
oere fritz SUIT. S%on6ipnligpis bill
bet blipe nd6ben6igt at paofol6e
acknowledgements &ieIp for at
%fremtbtuge M%nben6elien al Sc be6
ltnoeribgelierne fl1n6ne @%eiultoter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-05-24
Eorrelpon0anCe
Sra Toreningeu 9anebrog, Mari-
1ette, isis.

Det er noget ober ct balpt Mar
li0en at anoertegne6e blep pQlgt
til opennGbnte Screenings &orre.
lponoents Men atffripe &orreipon-
Dancer er life nit 2epebre6. Set er
.be'ler life min Sritiosipsiel.
Seq ifriper fun, 11aar leg ipnes
Der er noget, JON fan gipre @apn pe6
at blipe me0belt pi6ere us. Gerfor
fon1mer jeg fgrit III.
~9anebrog" bleb itiftet iom gDge=
forening Sen 286e Moi 1888. Sen
bar fife fgrt nogen ubemprfet Sill.
%porelie fer omfring. Mqnge bar
mot goot al 6ens &jplp pe0 flere
2ejligbeoer. 9ens nuppren0e Meo-
lemstol er life iaa ltort, lom Set 1tn=
oertioen bar Dpret. Min0re bel6ige
0oretagenoer al forifiellig Mrt, bu:,
foroorlaget> at mango ben6te Sen
Hp9gen> og at ben er ltge iaa fattig
/ Sag iom Sen Sag ben itifte0es.
Men UNDER imaa &aor fan ser BOG
o9lao 11orettes noget. S Sc ii6ite ~
Maoneoer far Sen bebilget $355.OO
i 5%pgebje1p og $4,000 / 8egrobel-
lesbjplp. Set er life Ii6t af en- Sore.
ming at circo so Meolemmer, io1n
lelb bar betalt Dem. Sc bor rigttg.
NOT | nogle Maone6er moattet betoIe
oobbelt 8i0rog, men ga Sc flelte ct
flor ober> at bette er billigere ems at
foo Hengene ino beo @a5orer eller
lignenoe, er oe, meo gonlfe faa l1nb=
togelier, betalt uoen at ser frpeoes.
6or nGlte @olpoar palgtes fplger1=
Sc @eitprelie: Setter 8rinf 6orm.,
g. .. Sperien, Mrlt=6m6., Gbr. sc.
Mnoerien, Brotofoliefreter, Mm.
Mogaaro> 6inans. @ef.> Str. 8rint,
StQs., GrtI Slle1, JtqstnnS Nn0er=
len og 8. q. Sobnion Silli6smpne.
g. $. Surgens, Msiiit. &osi.
De fleite Meolemmer ere osiurere,
Sc / 9. g. 9, S. M.s Msiurance, og
Ben itprre Sci bor oberfprt oeres
Holicer til set npe @p1tem. Me6 81
Ben fommer .1of alle me0, for bette
5pltem er Bog Sen enelte rtmelige
Maa0e at en- DISTURBANCE mes @iiffer.
beS fan tribes poabg boloe ,,6 /
9n1g0en.
~9onebrog" fender bermeo en- ben.
Zig @i1ien til Sperbeitprelien / 8.
g. 9. S. al M., til ale Soreninger
Sommenil1ttni1gen og til olle 6on-
ife Menneifer / Acknowledged.
Menominee, Micb.-176e Mai.
81. s. S nrgens.
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@tanSaro oil Gompanp % Srans=
pprtmi0lerre.

: 9erbert s. Smitb, Il. g. Gom.
missioner Of Corporations, bor /
oisle Gage offenliggiort en- Slap
port angoaen0e 5tillingen / @egie=
ri1lgens Gag moo STANDARD Oil
Company. S 6enne &opport trent
fommer intet paienligt Sept ON
@itnationen, men Sen bar 6og lin
b%etpoelige- SS1rteresie be6 at bile, al
BET gonife Ipr1igt er TRANSFORMING
lerne, Ser u6gipr &empetrultens
Baoben / oens Scamp moo fine &on=
%furrenter. @aa lenge- @pprgsmaa=
let fun 6reier fig ON transport pr.
Ser11bone bor gaegieringen 1u fooet
1an goot &aono / @ol1fe mes @agen,
at ben fan tpi1ge Sransportfompag=
11ierne - Observation-Disclosures - til
at 9ipe olle lige Set og ensarteoe
Safster. Men tro0s Bette be6bltper
Stanoaro Oil @ompogni at optre6e
tom ct Monopol, Ser bliber itnrfere
Gag for Sag. 0ette ligger l. at set
bor fulofprt ct @grtro11sport=5p=
item, JONI uOeluffe1oe CT sets bril-
pate Sic, og iom 6ets @onfl1rrenter
lite fan toge &en op mes. SSern=
bonetronSporten bliper oerfor for
&ompogntet noget al en- Biting, Ion1
Oct Tan lie bort fra uoen 6rpgt for,
at bets Monopol=Snteresl er / noQeu
ba.lenlig @ro0 lioer o%erlunoer. Ser
bigger Sen egenlige Mpg1e til @itua=
ftone'', og set bliper Megieringens
3opeoopgabe at roo6e 800 poa 6enre
Gag. &bilfet Sen iiffert ogioo bill
noa fgr eIIer lenere.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-05-24
9e inbemlanbife @anbpeie.

De inoenlanoife @anbpeje. 8rn-
ltoent &ooiepelt bar .afgibet SPITE
ON at oeltage / en- 4 Cages >Snipef-
tionsreiie ne6 40 Misiisiippi / 81
tober for at un6eriege SIooens 8e-
ieilingSforbol6 og 6ens Gorbin6elie
meo an6re 8an6beie. Sn6bp6elien
er u61te6t al @uberngrerne fra 16
@tater langs Misiisiippi Glo6en og
an6re interes iere6e @toter, iomt al
&omisitonen for 6e in6enIon6fe
8anobeie. S set 8reb, / bbiIfet
BrGiioenten mo6tuger Snobp6elien,
uotoler ban fig meget baabef11l6t ON
De- 5or6ele 2on6et bill funne opnoo
beo 9obning at be6re @on6beie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-05-24
8prnenes &et.

st al oe Smraa6er, paa bpilfe,
Der meo iterit Sper arbeioes for Ste.
form / bore 9age> er 8erns og Min.
oreaarigeS uonpttelie til Mrbeioe
Soritaaelien al at Barnet, Sen freu1.
ttoige StotSborger eller =8orgerinoe
bar &rap paa 9amfun6et, lom tiff
tpr ooerlees, trpnger fig mere oQ
mere frem og ct al Sc melt ipinefal:
oenoe al bisie &rap er, at 8arne1
tffe fra fine tioliglte Mar goelegqeS
pe0 'opllioenoe eller for fougparig1
Arbeloe. S mangfoloige GilfpI6e
tan ct @arn u0rette set lamme lom
ct oofSe11t Menneife, napnlig / pisle
Tabrifotionsgrene, bpor Mrbei6et
mere beitQar / ct pitt @aanoelaq ems
| uofoloelie al &refter, og bette bar
fort til, at &apitdlen bar toget' 8pr-
n%eorbeioe / Mnbenoelie / en- lauqt
pioere l1oitrefning, ems 8grnene
lelb og Samfun0et / set @ele fan
bore tent meo. S mango @toter er
bells inofprt, 0els agiteres ser for
%1nolfrn1tfet Mrbejpstio for 8prn, on
Sogen er e1oog taget op lom en- 1to-
f1onol Spgape, ser fo%rbaabentliq,
t1aar alt Materiale og S1otiltif er
lamlet> oil fore til, at ser faltiattes
tor belle 2onoet en- Str
belosoog for 8grn, ser UNDER inqe11
Smlt9notgbeoer mao operlfrt6es.
st Sfriot / Sen rigtige @etninq er
/ otsie Gage taget / 2egislatlren /
1ten Dorf, iom bar peotoget en- SOP,
Der treoer / @roft til Mptoar 1908,
og JONI forbp0er at Iq6e Bgru unner
16 Mor arbeioe / 6obrifer 1sr ST. 8
Morgen eller efter SCI. 5 Mstpn.
9ette er ct meget b%etpoeligt 6ram=
itriot fra oe 6orbolo, iom bar bpret
alminoelige paa mango @teoer lioe
neo til bore Gage: at Grenae, 2;rr=
hinge, ifuloe bore Sc fgr1te pao eslr.
belosplooien ON Morgenen o. Sc
itoite ON Mftenen, iooIe6es at 6eres
arbeiostio meget let fun6e noo %
til 10 euer II elmer eIler en6oa
mere. @oar ser fun p6erit iieIoc1
bpoes ct bofsent Menneife en- fac
lang Mrbei0stio er set iimpeIt hen,
foroi BEN bil6e Ipoe og foraariaqe
mtnore og i%lettere slrbej6e. Spor
neeet mere mda bette So life giploe
for 8ern.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-05-24
st Wttentat mob G3QrcnS Qin i

st Mttentat MOB G5arens 2ip lau
bel lom MOB Gerlteminilter Stolp-
pirs % @torfprit Micbolai Micbo=
laiepitcbs ilges at bore fommet for
Dogen ! ct. @etersborg, planlagt
at &erroriiterne. @nfeltbeoerne peo
&omplottet er en6nu life offenttig,
giorte, men oct bentes, at Set fon>
itituttonelle 6emofratiife 8arti /
3nma pill uonptte Sagen til after at
iette fig faft @5arens CUNT, i6et
ban ltgeS at bore meget forbitret poo
Duma, forbi Soriamlingen life bio
til bar billet fremiptte en- 6or6en1-
melieSoom ODER Serrorismen.
8Ian6t Deltagerne / @omplottet
iiges at bore fIere 8erioner / G5a,
rens ngrmeite 0mgipelier> iaale6es
enoog ct meoIem at bans perionlise
2ibbagt. Sra Snbrifbpen 2o65 i
rusfif Bolen, Ser er Sobe0ieoet for
Serrorismet, me66eles ii6ite uge, at
en- &ofafpatrulie brg6 in6 / en-
6abrH og 6rabte og iaareoe so Men-
neifer at Sorbttrelie ober at nogIe
F%erroriiter bab6e pIpnoret en- Hoit=|
oogn og 6rabt nogIe @oiaffer, iom
effortereoe 6enr1e. s 2oo5 berifer
meger SorbitreIfe MOB @oiofferne
oper oeres Sptreoen beo 6enne 2eiz|
Iigbeo, i6et Be neoifuote Mrbeioere
fe1nmelig fiffert intet bapoe bapt at
foffe meo R6periet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-05-24
Sfolebremse ipm Su6brmbstppe.

StDleorea9e TOM S1obrMoStDoe.
Sra Sen tplfe Sabrifsbp @sien meo.
oeles, at 80 @leper / set 6erpqrenoa
fongelige @pmnalium, tilbprenoe
oe fineite 6omilier / @binpreusiea
og @eititfolen bor organiieret en- ~.
peban6e, Ser plpnore6e 8ntiferne /
8pen for 6eres be6lte &orer. Spoa=
gelien lfete be0 at en- al @leperne be-
fienote Sagen til SfolenS Yrplt.
Sogen iegeS neoopsiet al Holitiet
for at unogaa 5fanoole> og 9ren=
genes 6oralore far lobet &jgbmen=
oene EN- @rltatning, ser er longt
iterre en6 @orernes @pr6i. Qe6eren
al 8anoen er en- Gpn al en- ria
Moelsmano, ser bob6e left fig ballot
&~eberromaner.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-05-24
Sra Salt Safe Gitp.
ST.. @eoaftpr!

ST. Ne0attgr!
81 bar ber bapt en- Torimag paa.
bbao pirfelig Gtrejfe oil lige. @por.
rognsm9noenes / @Iutningen al
April> itignt fun fort, iaa farltg not
uo for Dor iaa pi6t ipre6te 8p. Sc
panot en- betpoelig @eir og betales
III for fgrite 2(orS Ejenelte Is Gents
pr. &ime, oerfter 80 Gents pr. Slime;
| an6re &etninger blem 0er' g;uct Sc.
tpoelige S~norgmmelier, og 6eres
Union bleD til0els anerfien6t. Saa
Sen itore uSarrtman"" maatte beje
Jig for 6olfets @ilie, iom nermeit
afgioroe bette iaa ptgtige @pergs.
maal. @melterarbei6erne er operalt
ogiaa efter it6rre 2gn, og 1000 far
allereoe neolagt Mrbei6et; Sc er for
BET meite @terrigere, @refere og
Stalienere og naar 6e gaar er De
enige til Manos og BEN fapitalitiife
T9loe faar fer en- BARN Mnn6imag
paa bbao ben tan bente fig iom 2pn
/ at babe for0rebet ben be6re Mrbej-
oerflasle fra oeres @erfer. Sernbd.
nerne bill / Ei6en erbberbe en- frpgte,
Zig @rfaring. Sen 5lags Mrbeioere
gaar bepgbnet me0 @nib og @ebol=
Der, og / 6eres balbbil6e Eilltan6
fienoer oe ingen 6rpgt for Sob.
@r. 3angenberg bar paret fer,
]au MISUNDERSTANDING ber 8. 6.
Mai goot beipgt og roienoe omtolt.
Mftenen Z. Mai bar set 9. 9. g.
9tifteliesfeit, og ri bleo bebagelig
o%perraifet be0, at &unitneren efter
SSn6bp6elie CAB Mb6e og tog liplig
Gel / Dor Seit meo Sang og Gale.
Sun bill muligbis igien gieite 3iens
Sebeoita0 og gipe NOT en- Mftenun-
6erboloning, iom leg lite tpipler ON
pil 6lipe go6t beiegt. 8or 6elt Dor
meget oplibenoe. 8ro6er Orlob bar
Sroferer paa i'm l96panlige
muntre Waa6e / Sang og Sole.
Fres. s.. @teferien bgo %pelfommen,
:. sc. Sberien talte for gamle Dan-
mart; ban er en- at 9. g. g. foite
Stbtter, og bans @ierIigbeh til See
orelanoet er BARN og oprigtig.
Mren, iom for fort IS iioen
olep Meolem af Dor 2oge, CAB os
n 5or}mag paa De @refter, ban er
iom DefIamatgr og
'anot brgeiitret 8ifal6. Som ier-
ig. 9aier for Aftenen baboe @omi.
cen inobnot @aitor 6araIo Semen;
)an COB 8~ro6eriamf11n6et % bets
sormaal fuI6t 8ifalo % tarte meget
'pmuntrenoe. SON bar Inn opbol6t
ig tort Del, men bar Sen SIS teo
II genIigbeb % igefremm Optre-
e1oberffor me Qonoglnptt6 Cd
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-05-24
Sucriscs Miniiter 2asererant5

Waibington Ell I 0enne l1ge / SEEM
Dorf, bpor ban bill bore tillteoe beo
Mabningen al en- Min0ebro til 9@rc
for Ben ltore iDenife @otarifer 2in<
ne, bpiS 200 Mars S60lels0ag Set
er 5. % .01ai. Sra Seem Dorf begi-
Der Miniiteren Jig paa Mejle til Sc
lbenife &olonier / Mor0peiten, ser
t1geniinoe fgr bar babt ct iaa6o1lt
8eipg.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-05-24
Gn Sclesrafifitrejfe truer @e1tern

Gn Sclesrafttitrejfe truer @e1tern
Union Selegraf @ompanp, i6et Com,
mercial &%elegrapbers Union, til
bbilfen 6lertallet al 6ets 10000
Selegrafi1ter bprer, bar ne6lagt Baa-
ltano paa, at en- 10 Hrocents Sor-
beielie, iom &ompagniet in6rpmmes
De til l.. Marts, ifal tre6e I &raft>
bbilfet enon1 iffe er ifet for alIe
Selegraftiternes @~e6fommen6e: 81
geleoes at &ompagntet ifaI opbpre
meo at afife6ige Union Eelegrafiiter
for6t Sc ttlb6rer Union.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-05-24

arOnpriuien al spaniem blep 0pbt
| 2pr0ags UNDER meget bgiti6elige
Geremonier og flor l%10fol6elie al
Hragt. Barnet blep foripnet meo
10 Mabne> al bbilfet Set fgrlte bar
Mlfonio.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-05-24

Observation-Disclosures
afilutte en- iaaoan. R'eelgLieringens
8olttif CT g E II 81 d 0 g
lite q I I ioneer.
ut fabrifere eller ubbreoe &pgter
ON bet mo6iatte CT life nogen patri=
sottf @ierning, ielp ON ben inoibbbes
| befDmreoe Galemaaoer ON 2an6ets
Sore.
Ribbenbabn, ben 2. Maj 1907.
@grbp6tglt
S. 6. 6 TT t e II e n.
Settle er Ell aoben og lren l16ta-
lelie, iom life er til at miSforltaa.
Ser ct, ingen iom belft &roge peo
ben, iom Der fan beftes 8a9tanfer
paa, tngen forblomme0e 8%enoinger,
lom Tan gipe Mnle6ning til MeiS=
tunfe eller 6ortolfninger. Set
fremgoar ga oglaa, at Sen oberalt
bar bragt 5inbene til SO. 5aa at
iige belle Sen 6anIfe Yresle bar err
flGret Jig tilfre0s me0 l10talelien, og
loe blan0t 8efolfningen, | bbilfen
enbber Sanfe ON en- milirgr Sor=
ltaaelie mellem Danmdrf og bets
gamle Mrbefienoe og golosmano
Spiflan0 bofte Sen iorigite Mo6=
ltan6, bleb Sen mootoget meo nblan=
set @lp6e.
uGfStrabla6et", lom bar oct fdrlte,
Ser bap6e bragt @pgterne til Eorps,
itaf ltrafs @iben in6 og n9pner life
mere 6e iaafal6te mtliter-politiife
6orhorolinger mellem 9onmarf og
SDiflon6, iom set bop6e babt iaa
troplt lne0. 9erimo6 ipnes Sort
2ano", Ser ellers far Mabn for at
bore ct al Sc melt r~io6erlige al Be
moo 9fegieringel1 objectionable
Blaoe, fife at funne fomlne ober See
oerlaget. SbGrt imo6 erflere0e Set
allereoe noe tie Sag, at u&onletlsprc=
iioentets Grflering bar lite meo ct
Sr6 0ementeret en-, Tg60el / bore
Taaltanoe".
Den ranife Oppolitionspresie mon
| @anobe0 bore fonmet temmelig
langt ne6 as 8uffen> naar SEN fife
bill tage en- aaben og offentltg CT
flaring al 2un0ets &egieringscbef,
altiaa 2anoets fgrite Mon6 neit eff
ter &ongen, for goo. Set tgr forboa=
bentlig bore tbipliomt ON set Hartt>
iom u@ort 2an6" itptter Jig til, og
JON |. mango Mar tro6s tit oblplute
Minoretal bar &egieringspartiet og
forlongte, at &egieringens 9r6 full
oe itaa til Sroen6e, bill taole, at 6ets
Organ paa Sen Moo6e bill oroge STE
g%ieringens San6ferotgbe6 / EbibI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-05-24

2es bore SpuIter meb Dlnmarfs.
.efterretningerne, ogsgDe peo Iige iao
sr1u1eget eller mere enosom De boIot ct.
.,9Iob hier1mefro.s ..#.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-05-24

IS a%n1eoning af @reo &oriteins
Nrtttel gnifer leg fun frembabet Sen
lige iaa tumble iom uomftpoeIiee
.sanobeo, at &egieringen / t { e
bar q Y I e I rogen bemme-
Zig Sraftat meo EpifIano % heller
New-York tribune., 1907-04-14
A FIELD OF UDO.
Japanese salad plant grown by
United States Department!
of Agriculture.

Commission has also been obtained for the de-
signs Of John s. Humphreys and Willlan
Sanger. which received honorable mention in the
prize contest. It has now become possible, con-
seQUently for fountain OF any Of these three
designs to be erected at locations where a great
need exists for them. Within this year officers
Of the society hope to see scores Of these per-
manent relief stations provided for
The committee fountains is sending TO
hundreds Of persons throughout this city an
appeal for subscriptions to its fund. Every
cent contributed from any source will go direct
into some one of these fountains and it is ex-
pected that many persons will give enough to
erect fountains upon which their names may be
inscribed The cost of a Magonigle design foun-
tain will be $500. while the Humphreys design
will cost 1865 to erect. Fountains of the Sanger
design will cost $3.50.
F. Augustus Schermerhorn. who, with Horace
w. Carpenter, Francis f. Ward. Jefferson Selig-
man and Cortlandt s Van Rensselaer,. has been
appointed the standing committee on fOun-
tainS. has started the ball rolling by promising
two fountains, one of the Humphreys and one
Of the Sanger design. Another promise of two
fountains has been given TO the society by an
the American Society for the Prevention OF
Cruelty TO Animals a society has pledged It
self to erect, viii insure half dozen fountains
at the outset.
Contributions ranging from 30 cents to as
many dollars have begun TO pour into the So
ciety's headquarters in the few days since the
movement has been organized. Many of these
come from persons IN moderate circumstances,
while some Of them represent the pennies OF
members of the Young Defenders League, a
branch Of the society's work among boys Mer-
chants. horsemen and great many women are
sending in contributions
The work Of spraying overheated horses.
which the society carried vigorously in con-
nectiOn with it's watering stations last summer,
VIII be continued on much larger basis in the
coming hot months. Plans are now being per-
fected To establish a comprehensive system OF
relief stations all over town. at which agents
viii be on hand with hose and bucket from
. sunrise till sunset. II is designed 10 cover
every principal thoroughfare in the city with
these relief stations.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-14
FOR HEATED HORSES.
Drinking Fountains and Spraying
Stations To BE PrOrided.

To place within reach of every horse that
tolls through the heat of next summer in this
city permanent drinking fountain and the re
freshment Of cooling spray bath Is the object
of campaign which has been started by the
American Society for the Prevention Of Cruelty
TO Animals. Fifteen sites have been already Sc
lected by the society, and the approval of the
city authorities obtained for erecting upon each
a substantial fountain at which man and beast
may refresh themselves In hot weather A
fountain fund" has also been established. by
means of which, should the public give ade-
quate response to the movement. IT Is intended
to erect such humane monuments at every suit
able spot in the CITY
The work of laying the foundation Of two
large fountains will be pushed forward by the
society this week in the hope that they may
be completed and operating before the hot
periods Of the coming summer begin One of
these will be on the south side OF Bryant Park
near Sixth avenue and the other on the Will
iamsburg Bridge Plaza, In Brooklyn Both will
be the design of II. Van Buren, Magonigle who
won the prize recently offered by the society for
the best design for simple. servIceabIe drink
ing fountain for men, horses and dogs
The informal approval of the Municipal Art
New-York tribune., 1907-04-14

that 1T may be grown profitably. In London II
has been in demand on the most eAcI1slto I.
tables. 1t may be raised in abundance III Foito
Rico Panama.
1.-The mango a fruit the department feels VIII
be d success. has been on the markets CT Amer-
lea to a considerable extent hut so Aileilot
has been the grade Of fruit offered that IL can
hardly be said that it has given even an lttl- NJ
nation of the decacy and excellence Oh inc Ile
fruit at its best The offerings so far nave pen
produced from plants that were mere seeuliLiSS IiS
and We're comparatively worthless Ihe genuine
MalgOba mango comes from the Fast Ilules'
and is only getting a hold In FIorida ~ can can
grow I'm a climate no severer than that suitable
for lemon culture.
The japanese udo is the great salad plant OF
the Far East. where il is as common as CeIery
In America. The Japanese can II ana snip II III
considerable quantities 10 this country, Whefe
IL is eaten by their cOuntrymen. But as an
American dish It is served in an ehtlreIy oiIeI- o
ent way from that followed in Japan An Amer
i.an girl first took the long stalks and cut them
into thin. crisp shavings. and put salad dressing
upon them. The result was a salad that prom
ises great popularity, and is of distinctly an
fercnt flavor from anything ever prepared before
and of most attractive white appearance The
plant has been introduced into the United states
and thriVes over great area. growing IN the
climate Of the national capital as we'll as II does
in Japan. and producing great quantities or
roots at small expense and AZ little cost in cul-
tivation. II viii grow at almost any point on
the Atlantic coast.
Another Of the salad plants that promises
successful introduction and popularity IS a
native Of Central America and thrives wonder
fully on the isthmus. This is the advocate, the
fruit which. much 20 the disgust az the scien-
lists has become widely known as the "alli-
gator pear" for which name there is little ap-
parent excuse. TIE avocado grows on a tree
of considerable ana graceful proportions. 1t
IS shaped like a pear i'm most of its varieties.
but resembles that fruit In no other respect
II occupies quaint field I'm that Il IS the only
fruit that Is used exclusively a salad and
comes i'm direct competition with lettuce. It's
consumption has increased greatly in the last
few years and the sceuce of handling il in
commercial quantities improves il Is assured Of
a permanent place on the menu"
New-York tribune., 1907-04-14

when he was called upon 20 translate It into Eng
lish. Squeeze not meant TO him. of course. Eek
act no more than is your due" China is the land
of the squeeze" Everybody through whose hands
the golden orange passes feels entitled to some Of
the Juice. No tradesman for example. can hope
TO do business with you unless he pays a squeeze"
TO your cook. This sort of thing is universal in
all walks of Chinese life.
Naturally. 1 wanted 20 know II Christians are
exempt from prevailing Chinese practices. which.
expressed in blunt Anglo-Saxon. plain lying
and stealing. At began to hear the difficult
ties under which person just out of heathendom.
and a person still surrounded by heathenism, con-
tinually labors One mans cook became Chris
tan and stopped Squeezing" Soon II became
rosed abroad among the hOuseholders that Mrs.
r 8 supplies were costing her less than her neigh
bors' The latter called their cooks TO account,
who thus lost face" and they straightway put TO
work a more effective and far reaching boycott
than any labor unions know The cook and his
mistress could not withstand II. Some missionaries
cherish belief that their Christian servants do
that they differ from others in that they exercise
moderation!
Sometimes American Christian falls from
grace-when putting up stovepipes. for instance
by induging IN profanity. There no swear
words in Chinese Japanese COrean; in fact.
as a venerable missionary impressively said when
/ remarked upon this: mo people who know not
the true Go1 ever swear In the East, however,
there IS revlling which must be understood before
the meaning of the New Testament injunction con-
corning reviling be appreciated. The fOulness.
the detailed dizziness ard the wealth Of unspeak-
able invective which an Oriental can command in
Sometimes native Christians fall by reverting 20
.