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Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1907-08-02
RoCKEFELLER's HOROSCOPE.

John Dawson Rockefeller was born
in 1899, under the sign of Cancer, the
crab. The second house of the zodiac
the house of money-was i'm ascend
ency. Jupiter was at it's brightest.
devising a new cinch in commercial
possibilities, the moon was casting it's
eye over the earth, trying to pick out
a good site for an oil we'll Neptune
was planning more systematic game
OF freeze-out and Venus in rubber
boots and rain coat, was looking
about for good place to start a.
Baptist Sunday school. One born
rnaPr this astral influence is sure to
get along well. IN fact the subject
Of this horoscope has gotten great
many long wells. Whether or
not the money is all right depends
largely on how it IS being disposed Of
Those who are getting it say it is all
1igilt, those WHO are not, say faint.
Grab men are liberal to fault provid-
ed the fault is their own, and having
q Eeen eye for business are always
ready to give one dollar for two, provid-
ed they can get it for fly cents. They
know perfectly well that later on they
viii have the fifty cents also. The
subject of these lines has breasted a
great many financial breakers, but in
every instance has been able to pour
cil upon the troubled water, until
now he is recognized everywhere as
being, in the great game Of life, the
high card-big Kerosene. John d. is
oiiright John ID. is now being ex-
alnined by the federal authorities
with butter tryer for violating the
antitrust law.
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1907-08-02
DRY FARMING.

We have heard much in the time we
have spent in the county of the dry
wars now relegated to the past. In q
talk with an old timer few days
since we asked what the country
raised in those dry years. He said
that onions and potatoes were plant
ed in the same field and in alternate
rows. The onions being so strong,
brought tears to the potatoes eyes
in such volumes that the roots of the
vines were kept moist and big crops
raised in spite of the droughts.
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1907-08-02

The postoflice department sometime
ago posted notices calling for bids on
new star routes running north from
the railroad in this county. Bids were
submitted on every route at figures
that In each case is considered by
those acquainted with conditions
here to be very reasonable. But those
in Washington have turned down all
the bids but one that from Philip to
Old Trail and suggested figures to
the bidders that are below the living
wages to a man, let alone horses and
the other necessary equipment. Rail-
roads are paid four times too much
for freigilting mail, but the stage
drivers IN interior localities must, ac-
cording TO the cheap guy that has the
say-so, pack the mail for song and
sing ithimself. Meanwhile, it is ex-
pected that the residents OF northern
Stanley county will have to be con-
tented with the present inadequate
mail service until a change is made in
the personnel Of the head officials Of
the department.
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1907-08-02

The suggestion has been made that
the county commissioners, at sfleir
meeting this month, appropriate a
sum of money to aid in arranging an
agricultural exhibit that can be sent
to the state fair and the other shows
in the eastern part Of the state next
month, There aresone good workers
behind the increment to get an ex-
hibit arranged, an5 the county can
well atfofd to doits pastin helping to
advertise our splendid resources.
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1907-08-02

Some definite and W2il organized
increment ought nanifestly TO be
made toward the wis,er scattering
throughout the country OF the horde
oil aliens that is continually trooping
into our country. 1t is not good for
themselves, or for the public, that
they plant themselves, as they have
long been doing, in great colonies in
the larger cities. That practice
makes for continued poverty, i'll
health ard general conditions that
are not desirable. 1t would be sur
prSing TO know low many Of those
who flock to these shores annually
are and still should be tillers of the
SOIL There is demand for such.
They should be induced, If not COM
pelled, to distribute themselves over
our large area Of agricultural dis
triats.
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1907-08-02

There is nothing purer than homes
tg, nothing sweeter than charity,
nothing warmer than love, nothing
brighter than virtue, and nothing
more steadfast than faith. These
united in one mind form the purest,
the sweetest, the richest, the bright
est and most steadfast happiness.
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1907-08-02

President Roosevelt insists that his
successor shall be man who will
carry out his policies. Senator For
aker is perfectly willing to furnish q
man who viii carry them out, and
bury them, too.
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1907-08-02

A new postal card provision allows
writing on both sides Of the card
This will probably be hailed with JOY
by those peculiar people who value
one cent above privacy in their
correspondence.
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1907-08-02
Minneapolis man has started

h Minneapolis man has started a
4ight against the South Dakota pure
food law, claiming that its enforce
ment would ruin his business. Per-
laps If a few impure food peddlers
were put out O. business the health
OF our people would not suffer.
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1907-08-02

The prize hard luck story comes
from a Kansas town, where an in
dustrious flee worked Tor TWO days on
a Teddy bear before IL discovered the
deception
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1907-08-02

Tie jury in the famous Haywood
trial at Boise, idaho. after being out
tWentyone hours, returning a verdict
of acquittal. The case is probably the
longest in legal history, taking a long
er time than the United States need
ed to lick Spain.
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1907-08-02
a.. Rockefeller kindIy offers a re

Mr.. Rockefelier kindly offers a re-
ceipt for accumulated wealth It
conles, he says, through hard work
and denial ht he omits to tell
whose. There las been . growing
suspicion Of late that the biggest re-
suits are attained from the hard
work and denial Of the other fellow.
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1907-08-02

The skeleton ofa prehistoric animal
that was 3l4 feet long has been found
in Wyoming. Undoubtedly there has
been time when irrigation was not
necessary to make things grow In
that state.
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1907-08-02
Philip Weekly Review
J. ID. RAINEY
Editor and Publisher

Indiana has pair of noble fisher
men. Fairbanks pulled a servant
girl out of the water ard Beveridge
caught great American heiress.
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1907-08-02

The Stanley County Herald, pub
lished at Old Trail, and The Record,
published at Wall, are additions to
our exchange list this week.
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1907-08-02

Five years ago dew was an un-
known thing in this part of the
state. Now the ground is quite
often wet with the diamond drop.
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1907-08-02

Rcnember the dates Of the Har-
vest Festival to be held In Philip
September ATS.
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1907-08-02

Let Rainey print 1t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-02
ScarIt's GOntcit gcgen MeGlcllan CT
nemert.

9(lbonb, gt-Oy t. Sonlor. -
@illiom 9funoolpb Seorit bot Die Sia
icrte oeS nelerpGbIten ocmofroti-
icben Wencrnlompolt9 g8nt. e. Sad,
ions 9etreiiS @ie0crcrlu1gltng Der
@eorlt' t'ihen Yctiton 6lm Ginleitlng
eines Guo Murrantp Gcrfobrcn9,
lpel6eS bic glnipriid]e @eo. .. Ntc.
Glellun's oui 0uS 9lmt 0es WfaporS
bon SEEM 2)orf in Solge Der lPoD.
orSpnbl bon 1905 ollf bic 4Srobe ltel-
len ioIl, prompt ncceptirt. ST.. Sad.
ion 6atte bcilte gerooc icin 9lmt an
Dctreten ols ibn Gin 9lnpolt SeorltS
cine 9lpplifation nm Elm neueS pr.
gilment in Dem 9ie6tsiolle tnterbrei.
tetc. Yer @enerolompalt or0ncte al,
0nB 9l6l6riiten Der 0oflumente ben
glmu1lten oeS !Wopors WcGlellon
5ugeltellt ipiiroelL nlb er pcrfiinoete
5ugleid, Dob er am Ufontag Oen Z.
Sonuor, glrglnlente Scr Sertreter
beiber Gorteien ii6er Die Getition
pernebnlen lucroc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-02
glcnc WpnucrnCnrC.

0arriSburg ga, I. San. -
Gic @cicb9eblmg pon EenniDIuoniel
trat bcntc Nittog 5uianlncn mo cine
tllr5c Notid)lit 0cS @oupernellrl
Eenrppodcr puroc perIeicn. Nod
GrleoiannG cniger 9ioutinc1cicbGft(
crfolate ScrtnBltA bis }um II. >Sol
mlor. Die ,Snouglrotion ocS ncltcl
@OnpcrncnrS G0uin 3. Shtnrt iit'
oct am Is, Sounar itott.
II lbonp, lt.Ny I. Gan, r.
Charles G. onB1rS lulrrOe 6eltc III.
ter Oen ilbltcn Grrcnlonien ais @ot'
pcrltclir pon 9tclu. })prf inItnllirt. Sine
WiilitIrparnOc. nn lpclbcr ucrldic.
Ocnr Diili3orBnniiatioHcn tbeilno0.
men, 9it9 Der >Stlltalr0tlon uorau8.
Fropi0rncc, M, I. ISon.--
SameS $. @0AinS BON Fnntufet, Der
nelerlu6btr @pllpcrneur iolpic Die
iIbri1cn ncltcn Staata6ronltrn iillO
Geutc in i5re 2Icnltcr cinaciiibrt NOR
oen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-02
WlOrNacGcinaaa in gsclu. ,Scricn.

9tcu Dort. I. Son.-2ic @ot
tin Oca StoIltcdDt9 gBiQiam g8ilion
in @cIlinAtoL N-IS. mltrOe bcutc
bon ibrcn Dionnc, ais ocrieIbc pom
ieinem (aGemcrt nnh Nalric lurild
tcbrte, crmQrOct mli1ciituoen. sic
mar nl1cnitbciuIih pon OCm Nf6r0cr
aus Ocn Bette QcrilIcn morocn, 0cml
lie Bate nod ibre Nahtfleioer an.
&brc ainOcr mcldc in cincm onIto.
BctOcn 3immcr ihlicicn, marcn nidt
ans Dem S6laic crmoht. Die Goro.
nero' llntcrillhulg Itcllte cS ais mobr
iheinlicb onr, oaB 0ie 6rou nit eincm
ibr nm Die &ebIc gcidhngcnen Son0-
ttd crrpiIrat morOcu mar 2ulBcroenl
battc iic cine StiGmun0c I'M 2eib mo
ibr SdG0cl mar nit irNcn0 cincm
ihlmpien &nIirlumcnt eiuaeidIogen.
Seine gSNiic murOc inociicn por1riln.
Sen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-02
On Ocr y|cuioDr0nadlt cridloiicn.

VI finncupoli@, Minn., I. "a.
nltIr Sri. NOd 0uioro. t6 Sabre
ait, mrNc in ser lebtrn &ad)t acruOc
ais Ole 0}ittcrnu6t9Aiodcn mo sic
0amppiciicn Sen 2lubrnd Oe9 ucucu
Sobrc9 0crfinOigtcu. ali Der &eron.
On ibrcr @obunuG 0wh cine Mcool-
prrttacI Actroiicn. Ger luUoriidtiuc
SbicbboO fpnntc ui6t cutoedt ucr-
Ocn. Sri. GuiorO itorb beutc i'm $50.
initial.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-02
Sn Graft getretcn.
@idJtiNc &unOeSacirbc, ucldJr Ncilcrn
iuirtinm luurOcn.

Gcnahriiirtcr 2Ilfo5ol in ser Suou.
Iric, Rein 9}obrm8, feline 5rci-
pdiic, Mooiiiliruna ser SAiii
inbrtSgeicbe rmO &iceMen fiir
2lpotbefer I'M 1iirift Columbia.
3uiamnlcutritt ser &eliSlutl-
rcn WnO @oupcrncurS Snungi.
ration in ueribicOcucu Stoatcn'
MIebrere M}enidenIc6en Ourh
cine Grploiion in Otc&ee5 God8
bel Eittsburg petIorcu.- llni0Ile
ruo &erbrcGen
Moi6in0tou, Z. s., I. San. -
&cute troten mcbrcrc Gon1rcB @cle
&c. lucIdc filr 0ic gon5c Station io.
most, uic iiir bic 8irNcr bco Tiitrif-
tc9 Columbia BON groBcr Midtigfcii
im0, III &ruit nGnIid: 0o9 @cicb
5ltr ltclCrircicr &enucn0uug pom oc.
nntllrilirtcm gIlfobol in Der Snous
ltric Oo9 Hciu 9tu6utuAo @clct,
Die }luti 6rcipoB Gcriii0rnN ocS
iitcritootlicbcu SuuOrl5.@cicbca; Die
N}obiii5irmg Der Shiiiiobrt9 Ueie
be sur Ncrcinfohung BON 2Inmcrblm.
Gen ltnO &icen6en; cin tScicb IN BE
3uN nni 9lputbcfcr Sccn5cu iut 81.
thrift GoIlnlbio.
Cas- 9cin 9to6rlng0 @eicb lit
Ooruui bere1nct, allc gentn0btitSs
ibdoihrn Scbcu9mittcl uuo Csc,
trGntc BON intcrituntIid)cn Ncrfcbrp
ouS}uihIicBen pdbrcuo OoS @cicB
9etreii9 ocnutllriiirtcn 9llfo6olS oen
6ormcrn mo fIcinercn Sobrifunteu
eit Soci3moteriol lieiern iou, melhe5
mirtioner, billiQer lmO meniger 0c.
idbrIi6 lit, ais @niolin o0er aeroiin.
0ie 9Inti t5rcipoB @crfiiGung beS
iuterituatIiden &onocl9.@ciebcS Der.
bictet alien Giicnbobncu mo ioniti,
gcn SrnnSportotionS @ciclliGoitcn
Die 9IlaitcQunG BON 6rcibillcten o0cr
B6llc, ollSgenonlnlCn al ibre 9Ilt1ei
itclltcn unO ocrcn Sumilien, Oieglgen.
ten, 2ler5tc ulto 2Inp0ltc Der @ciell-
ihoitcn ol Ecrioneh peld)e in NC.
Iigion0. oOer @obltbdti9fritS,ucrfcn
ibGtiA linO mo an Ncluiiie oubere.
ipe3ica bc5cidnete &loiicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-02
Srua6Oic in cimcm aOitGonic.

%opIin Mo. I. San. i. ".
Sro0 idboB bctc in ciucm Diciiacn
&oitJatie icinc @dttin in ocn aopf
lnO Die @rllt mo HoIpb Quinn IN
Die S6nIter. Die 1rou miro mobr.
idjtinlih Itcrbcn lpG6rcno Guinn'9
@luOcn niGt crnitlicb iinO. Irou emf.
lob, murOe jeOo6 cinQcianRct mo in
0a9 @eiduaniB 5u Cartilage Rcbraht.
Gr pcGcrt lid, ooS N}otip iir ieiuc
Chat NJ bClprCdru.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-02
Fnnif bci'm glb6rcnncn cincS Sencr'
lucrfS,

&obono, I. Sun. llntcr sen
ola @ditc i'm 0iiijiers.Glub }u Mo.
riano onueicnOen 0nmcu bruh III Ser
Icbtcn gtaht in 6olgc Der @rploiion
chea 0iGricrS, aus neI6Cm 5rr 6eicr
OeS 9ieltinbr5 I'M Wtitterla6t pDro-
tednildc gonben niri Dem 0ad)e ab-
Acielert lplrOcL ein Eanif aus. @inc
SeiclliGoft 0ifi3iere lmO Gumen hat.
te lid AMI GinIoouna oeS Generals :.
6rnnfliu Bell @eicbIS6u6crS ser
omcritnniiden OffrpotionSormee,
ner'nnlnelt llnO beAa6 lb noh Dem
Soltpcr altf On$ 0ob, Inn OnS 6eucr.
mcrt 81 bciid)tiAen. Gnpt. Nobn W.
tSltrlonN, pom G.&uuollcre .Nc0iment,
crlitt NlIrh Die Grploion cine lcid)tc
&crlebun0 am Ncn, unO olle iibr0en
9lnpclcnOcn fancn nit Dem Sdrcf
fen Onool, o6Alcicb ole Grplolion cin
Sod 1T 0uS 0ah ri6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-02

Itc fOlaenbcn am I. ,}anuar 1907
lnlltgen Coupons iinN i'm ghreau Der ,,@icr.
eaniiIc Srnit & 2epoTt 60 uuu Baltimore"
5nHlbar:
glheroccn & 2cIiGno Nabn. l., Gfpro}.
gll0ntd Sonlouonteb Street JiniIludD Co.
baltimore ljcoicul Goucoc. /. 5.pro3.
MellNubn bon 9bnilGnon0d. t.. 5pro3.
&cllsNabn bon Sbolanoo0G, g, SIM
Sdsuell Snel Co. , l,prp3
Nbarleiton sim 6nlpaB 50. /. 5sproi.
Gborleiicn ltg1t Il (9aier 60. f.. 5,pro5
o e0GrIolie SIerlrie 9omaD, HiGbi & Roucr
S!lo o Al6eotlIe. Miar!et. 5pro3
NilD Of NlhcniUc StbooI J,puus
GitO Of gll6cbiIlc ectucraac, 5.pros.
9tl0 o. NibeDlle SUnBen. 5spro5
GIN Of Charlotte, l1sproB.
ilpsbonbS.
Gin Of Rerr5bura, 5prol
GitO Ol NuofUrh IA Gpruj.
Gun Of AnIetn6 Comm bcS TiI9unaSIonbs.
Git6 Of einnuon. ga, 5.prol.
0lN0iUn Cotton Wills. t.. Gpro5
Nolege Der gle3le mo gSunodrjtc. 5.pro5
columbia Gectrc Sircet Nniltuub, ggbi &
Romcr 60, @nnf, 5,pro}.
Hrccn Sprug 8d1cN Sun Gnb QuIlniug
60. bon Baltimore GouniD. dsproi
Wtlnnoolu Wlonniacllrin9 80, Gspro5.
WtonllceIln Stiilling 60. t., 1spru5,
q, @'ninai 1iabt 9Sntcr so. bon 9rnslpid.
glorioIf Street RnInnD Co. f. 5.pro5
GationaI 8relune 60. t. 6pro5.
BrorimttD Wtdnufncturna 80, H. Gspro3.
Aenoluitou Cotton Qiius, T.. 6spro5.
GuItsburb g9ater So, 5spro3.
@eoratn SontberIt & 6Iorhd HdiIuob Go.
1spro3.
Winneita MiuS. T. Gspros.
9nrbnm & Soutb Carolina R 8. 60. T.,
JsprO}.
=, e6rcpcport Gas, electric oiebt ROlUer
Co. 7spro8.
Gnf1infgen
gitIanlN 9onfoIionc6 Street RNlmnh Co. f.,
Cont 5.pro5., gir. 20. l3G. i9s, 0D7, s37, 1919,
lt72, 1909. 1907 1919. 400 1912 uno 1878,
Hjtob eoqe slncent Srec K glccepteo WuOHs,
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gdlionnI @rcming 60, Gpro3., 103-is0.
ciniUlieblicb
GnptoH Cotton WiigS. GsproI (2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-02
Sans Iicat.

Sonopnb, gtep., t. Sat.- Ger
bentige tSolltfnntpi 5nibcn Dem BAL
tlmorer 9teger Soe Sons lno oenl
@eiBen oaib" Scrman Inn bic. 2iabt
@eigbt Championship" reiultirte i'm
nhten e'angc nit einem Siege iiir
@ans. Sernlan mar total iertig. In
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-02
0erbGnanii,uullc Grpluiiun.

GittsburG ga, 1. San. IT
GurdJ Die Grplolion einer 0ompf-
robre in S6oen's Wnggomuerfitdtte
81 Mc9ees 9fods, Ya., muroen beute
9l6eno orei Mdnner 9eto0tet lno orei
onoere tootlidb perlebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-02
gllS @ntcrm0rocr urroGdtiot.

@oiton @ioli. I San - Sin
ShGoclbrl6 ucrllrinhtc Sen Goo
@illiom @nrtnctts, 0eS bcfanntcn
Nrbcitcr 9I0itotorS, mcltbcr 0eitern
inter pcrOdd)tigcn llmItGnOen ol3
2eid)c in icincr @obnlrlg ouiNeiln.
Ben lpurOc Scin So6n @iaiom ).
Sortnett bcfinOct lid ais OcS Guter.
nlorocS pcr00btig IN Soit. Or. Wloc.
0onalO, melder Die 9llltopiie poQ5og
tonnte ni6t Oeiinitip icititeaen, mas
tilr elm SnItrumcnt nngcpeu0et mur.
DC, nm 0cn Sh6Oclbruh 81 perlrio.
6en. Sener gIniid,t no0 fonntc ser
Sebterc Our6 cinen SdIng nit cinent
tSollting entitnnoen ieiu Der 5oote
bat cincn ticien 9iB iiber Dem linfcn
9IitGc unO icm 9nienbein lit gebro.
dlen. Ser jtuge &ortnett lit 2S Sabre
alt ilno bcflei0ct ole Stellc zines
- &olrinl Delegate" Scr Molrcr.
bnnolongcrsllnion Gr bcbouptct, Der
SoO leineS Eatcrs ici alBcr oQcm
3meiiel ons 9elultot eincS 6olles.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-02
Gtnnt @lnrblnno.
Natat,,,,atfsa tluNa.u,

annapolis, pib, 81. 9eB. 1906
Silnnj i'm SdlaRnmt Si,i3G,52S.2S.
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baltimore, Wo. ...........,.. $310,sls42
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bon baltimore Wio........ t5.25Os Sc
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nal 9duf bon Baltimore Wto di $50 80
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-11-24
PLuTnCRATIC DIRECTORS.

Let # be understood that a mans rep
utation may be blasted by scandal
within his corpora tiCn, and we shall
not see men directors on a score o. two
of boards. IN New York city one man
IS found TO be director of forty-five rail
roads, another of forty-two, others OF
thirty-seven, thirty-five, twenty-eight,
twenty-five roads. Fifteen men are IN
sixteen or more railroads, thirty-fOUr
are directors of from ten 70 fifteen
roads. Forty-eight are directors Of
seven roads or more. Those on the
boards OF from two to six roads are al
most innumerable. SeVenty-siX men
holding among rhem about 1000 direc-
torship are said. On high authority. to
control fully 100 OF the greatest railroads,
Industrial and banking corporations,
with a capital equal TO One-fifth of the
national wealth. Now, stricter account
ability would greatly enlarge this d.
rectinE personnel and perhaps rid It
of some of that piutocratic arrogance
which is inseparable from filing boards
of directors with Wall Street bankers
and spectators and few men Of enor-
nous wealth. By enlisting more men
with an interest in the technical side OF
the business, or II the community il
serves, the evils Of financial directorates
would be mitigated.-E. A. Ross, in the
Atlantic.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-11-24
GOODS SPIES"

The surest way in which parents and
teachers can keep children brought up
among so many tangible things and
facts from losing their birthright OF
Ina gination is not by Intellectual the
oTiZing upon the nature Of children or
Of a particular child. fitting the child 20
the theory, but by a reverent belief IN
the imaginative life as the most real
part of a child's thought and that which
most nearly touches his idea Of religion;
and IN regulating the daily life Of chill
dren tC remember the scribe instructed
into the kingdom of Heaven who was
Hkened unto man that IL an house
holder which brinEeth forth out OF his
treasure things new and old The new
things. the discoveries Of science. the
enlightenment of civilization-the facts,
necessary to be taught but 10 be learned
i'm their relation to larger truth. and IN
teaching these great facts to children
10 bear IN mind the "old" part Of the
treasure suggested in King Lear's
words to Cordelia, Wen take on us
the mysteries OF things as II we We're
Gods spies. Louisa Lane AIcCrady, in
the Atlantic.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-11-24
4 NOVEL TROLLEY CAR.

Milwaukee has a novelty in trolley
cars It is a hospital car which has
recently been put in service. The in
terror Of the car is fitted with hree
leather upholstered permanent stretch
ers. Hooks are placed in the sides near
the ceiling. from which a fourth
stretcher may be suspended. AT each
end of the car are stationed cabinets
supplied with complete surgical outfits.
consisting OF all the necessary instru-
ments as well as dressings that might
be called for in emergency cases. The
car is electrically heated and water in
a two-gallon tank fed from a larger re
ceptacle may be heated in the same
manner The car is not designed for
city work, but in outlying districts first
aid will be directed on the ground, In
stead Of taking the sufferer 10 the city.