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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-08
Der Gonnent in ppIem 0ange.

AGl H~tttltuJ
@erbanb" in Nem-Oorf in Git
suns. - Nieiiges @adstbum bes
gunoes. - 3uuabme bon 1000
neuen Bereinen. 49, 10 Staats-
Ierbanbe unS 1O3 Gin5eI.g ereins.
(spesiaIaepeiac beg n2eu!iden Gorrefppnoeni')
NepzDorfG 6. Sftober. - llebsr
Elm gang auBeroroentIides @ahs'
tbum oes uGeutid.4merIfanllten
gsationaIbunoes" fonnten geltern Die
geamten oes 8unoes auf Der 4. Jtas
tional : %gonpentton, peIAe geItern
Moreen in, .Serraee 8aroen" ibren
anfang nabm, berihten. Cine 3u+
nahmc Don mcbr oils 1000 Sercll,e
lit ein Melultai. ollf luclfeS Der Ger'
bano gepiB ltolS lein fam. Ste'c
;3unoblnc pertbeilt lid auf 10 ltete
Staotspcrbanoe unh 12 G%in5elpers
cine. Mubcroem fonute Yrdiioent Or.
s. :. @eramer Ole Mittbcillns nlo'
den, BOB lid lett aufitcluhg ocs Ita'
tiitiiden 8ertdts Der ~Icutide ro'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. National q. 8erbano"
nit 100000 Mitslieoern ongem-loet
babe.
ST. 3uocIph Gronau belt I'M Nas
men ser .8ereinigten bcttiden &c
iealhaitcn" sic 9eariiBungsreoe. Gr
pics nit Stol5 oarauf bin, CAB iibcr
$50 IeGcaatcn Der ginlaouna Solge
aeleiltct bitten. Or. u. ". s. aern
ltcllte Johann Gortrolel.r Sermonn
u. 0tet alS Sen Bertretcr Der Staot
geelu.Dorf Dor. SEER Wcb iagte, er
Iei suar Elm 3cutihcr, aber Die oellt'
Idle Sprode Ialle ibm bod gu lt,pef
CT iprad oonr tn gngliid iiber otr
BroGe uno odS @ad)stbum Ser
Staot. Mlif bie Sbeilnabnle oeS
3%eutihtbums an bieier g%ntlpidlung
bob or berpor. 3unn iteIltc er Die
fiibne 8cbouptung allf. oic iesise
StaoiberlpoItung lei better, als ibr
@uf.
9r1liocl1t Or. Seronler ernortrtc
ioooun einen NusiduB SUR Eriiiuns
Der Wanbatc, ipordl,i er ieinen Sc
rift perlas.
Sr. Niboro Miillcr begriifte Sic
9clegotcn I'M Naulcn BEG ~arieger-
b%unbes". 8r1iioent Or. s. S. 9ero-
nler bielt cine padcnoe Nnipraf)e, in
pelter er geaen getreiben bon Bar'
teipolitif ieitcns Der Staatsperbdnsc
eintrat. Gem Grdiibenten luuroe anl
SdluB cine grobe Ouation bercitet.
Sdatmcilteg Sans @eniger be-
ridtcte fiber eil,en 9alicnbeitanb bon
$2OO3.46. a.
So ,puroen Johann ieitens Der ei,t.
3elnen Staatspcrbdnoc geridte Der.
Ieier.
Mm Mbenb iparen sic 9clcgateu
BGitc bes Srn. 9ermann &iooer BET
cinem 8anfett.
Ser scgentpdrti9e geltonb ocs go.
ticnal.g lunoes nod Staatspcrbanoen
lit tpie folgt:
Site Staatsperbdnbe: Californian
DiItrift Of Columbia, Soabo, Sn.
oiana, Warplaub, Minneiota, Netp.
Seriep, Ohio, Yenniplpanien nno
@e1t-8irginien.
Neuc Stoatapcrb1nbe: Gpnneeti.
cut, 3elalpare, Tlorioo, Georgia
Sainois, Soma. aanias, aentudp,
MoiIahuietts, Dfiliouri, Ncp.Dorf.
0flaborna, Giib.Garolina, girginien
llnb @iscpniin.
3abl ser Staatspcrbdnbe: in,
Sabre 1905 10, i'm Sabre 1907 Is,
mitbin cine 3un,aDlnc bon Is Staatss
berb1nbcn.
Gin3el.G ereine ae16rcu Sem Notio.
nal.Wunb in fplscnocn Stoatcn OH:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-08

I'm 1A6 ltbr Ibenos treten Die IT.
leaaten nit eincm S~pc5iol5uae Ole
HiiGiobrt mad, SAT- Hiper on. 9llti
Dem Booze miro oa5 Nbcnoeilcn eiu.
genonnlcr, lponlit Dos oiiblele. Pros
9ranlm beenbet lit.
2ebcu8mii . Ger 8eidaits.
reilcnbc $. Y. ". S%ortnogle bon
Charlottesville, Ga., murbe geitern
abeuO geeen 10 llbr toot IN ieinem
Bette IN einem 3immer bcS uSotel
Rcnnert" auigcfunoen. Ger lofort
berbeigeruiene Goroner Sapoen cont
l%tatirte, bob 8artnogle lid) nit ci1en
Mcpolper oos 2ebenSlid)t o%l1S9eblaien
bate. Nad Sod)logc id)eint Scr
Selbitmorocr 5,uci Sdiilic obqefeuert
5u baben, bon oencn Der cine icblging,
pGbreno ser 5lueite in sic redtc
Shlafe einbrona. Sartnagle binters
lieB eineu an ieine 5roll IN Charlotte.
bile aerid)teten 9rief. Gr ioQ iebr
Dem Irunfe ergeben eeiueien icin;
Die in icintm 9elise bciinblide 9aar.
idaft betrllg nur &C Gents.
Gin unglMdIiher Stur5.
- Ser 60 Sabre alte Iimotbp Gar
roll, Elm N~ngeitellter Der uMmerican
See Company" ,nb in Nr. 2413, 80.
itonSStraBe, lpobnbaft, i~tiir5ie geitern
8ormittag BON einem neben ieinem
@obnbal,s befinOliden 6e,,idilppen
lrno erlitt einen SdGoelbrud. ST
ipl,roc in Ser NmbuIon5 oes oitlid)en
.OiItrifts mad benz ct. SoiepbssSo.
lpitaI iibertiibrt, no er fur5 nad Der
Infunit oui oem Sperationstiib
ltorb. Coroner Garutbers bonn moro.
oitliden 9iitrift tpuroen BON Dem
llniaa IN 8enntniB eeiett.
Hu5sio. - 1ie Wirtbidoit oes
Stalieners 8incent iSeraraco, Scr.
9t6, gaitern'Ipenue, m,,roe etItern
Nbeno fur5 na6 6 llbr burf oeu
Sergeanten @arrp rno bier Eoli5.s
item iibe%rrunpclt. Sn berielben be-
fanben Iid ncben Dem @irtt inns bent
SfaNflpdrter Mnbrciu @bite iicbell
8aIic. Gle gauge @eielihait, ionic
mcbrcrc @ldicr 0ier nrrocn nod)
Dem oitlid)en S%tationsbolls, gebrod)t,
no gclen ben @irtb bic NrituIOis
gltng bcs onaeblid)ar Spirituoicn.
p%ertnli5 am Sonnto9 iu,o gcgen oen
Sfanflporter oicicnige Ser ongcblt.
d)en SonntagSarbeit erboben tpatroe.
Veloc ipuroen ipGtcr alu Mbeno oltrd)
Hifter Dds had, Stdlura bon
9iirgitait fir ein bciitc itoitfinben.
Deg Terhor ei,tlniiel,.
a 1inenbouS thciImc l.
e burd, 6euer 5erItDrt. -
las dlte Waifincnbdiis Ser ,Molouo
electric Hoilpop Company" 6%runn!e
Somitog Nbcnb ge9ct 8 llDr bcinobe
bis dltf Den @rrnb nieocr, mas fir
CHIC Sciilaug cine Gerfchrsitnterbre.
dung Scr lioro!if bon Scr %. Strobc
ilnO oltlidl bon Scr Charles traEe
g~clcgencn Strobcnbabnlinien perur.
iabtc, lueld)c iebod) tnlh nleocr az.
hobcn iuuroc, OILS sic ErottitroBcn.
Sterilization ibrcn Strom eiriholtete.
Der I'M alien Waitincnbaus ole Nl,i.
Iift fiibrenoe Maidiniit 8. 8. 2orton
bat frrs mad, Dem Niisbrud) bes
0ei,crs Die @ciItesgegeniport, ser!
cleftrilden Strom a~ns5uId)aIicl,, lpp.
onrh bodlitmubrifeialid groBerS
llltgliid pcrbiitct lul,rte. Cine Sd)at-
5nllg ocs per,lrinbte1t Sdooens foun.
te nod ltid)t poreerommen mernen,
ieood) id)eint berieIbc Gin Gober Al,
ieiM ba idmmtlid)e Maifinen nidt
mebr gum @ebral,b accienet icin
fpcroen. Mit benz @ieberaufbou Ser
Sterilization miro iofort bcsonncn
fperoen. Gin eIeftriifer 0robt, 10
miro bebauptct, jon oas Iel1er perur-
lad)t gaben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-08
Gr6ebenoc &ird,enfcier.

Mieoereimpeibung Der erlten oeltt.
ld)en percinigtcn epangcliiden
Stride an GoItern. Npetuue in feiers
lid}er @eiic %beaongcn. - Gin
brldSpolle ACCOMPLISHMENTS tt, ourdJ
mltlifoliid)e 9orbietungen Der.
id)onert.
1ic @ieoereinipeibung, ser criten
oeutiden p%ereini9tcn epangeIiidcn
Stride oil Gaitern-9lpcmue, Yaitor 6.
i. GpIter, melde 81 Henopirungs.
5lpcden 5Ipei Wonote lang eei6loIIen
ipor, fono geitern in feierlider @eiic
ltatt. dc Stride ipar 5u bieiem
3lpedc fcitlif nit 9lunlen geihmiift.
Die Henopirungsfoiten belouien lid)
alIf etpo $1,000, bic bon Dem Srouen-
Terein Der Stride our 8erfiigung &c.
Itellt wurben.
Gle Wieoereinneibrn1g mlroe ourd)
5luei ACCOMPLISHMENTS, 0ormittags
h1f n6r lino gbenos 1873 llbr, &C.
feiert. Ser Sormittaes. @ottesoienit
iul,rbe in oeiititer Sprad)e ourd) So,
itor j. 9. Gun5 gebolten, nno Der
gbcnogottesbienit in ensliider Spra-
de burd Yaltor Cutler &. @ioer.
mon. Del bciben 6eitgottesoieniteit
fam Gin geBoltpolles ntulifaliid)es
Erogramm 5lir 0lirdfiibrnng. @or.
mlttags tru9 inter Mnoerem ser
nWo5art.Wdnnerd)or"i sic Gborc
.ShdferS Sonntagslieo" II. rSonns
tag auf Dem Meere" Dor; oild colt5er.
tirte Bel beioen 8ottesbienIten elm
Streid,>G itartett, auialnmen aeiest
aus ben 6S. ST. 8altI, 81. Braun,
". Warner linb q. s. 5iirtbmaier.
Die 9eamten bes 6rauen.Y ereins
Der @emeinoe iinb: YrdIibentin SEA.
tberina Sbonbals, 8iee-Yr1iioentilt
gliiabetb u. Sdipeiter, Sefret1rin
eliiabetb a6nie, Sdatmeiiterin gliie
2enb.
Iie 9ealnten bes 3%ird)enratbs iinb:
Graiibent Seinrid @eritneper, 8ice.
Vrdiibent Conrad Sobmann, prot.
Sefret1r 2oilis CANT, GinaB.S efre.
tar Sobn @abl, Sdasmeiiter Sob.
$. Sort.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-08

Scinen 8erIebunger err.
legen.- - gblparo Carroll, "a Sabre
alt, bon Nr. 55t, Siio.Yaca StraBe,
ipelder Bel Ser 5irnla n1be 2oro Bal.
tilnore TreB Company" als GitIeeer
beifaftigt mar uno letten 6reitag
5ipiiden bic RGber elmer 9rilfpreiie
gerietb, iid Iierbei iftuere 8erIeslin.
gen an Der Iinfeit Siifte 5u3ieDenb,
lit geiterr Hahntittaes I'M StaotSo.
ipital oenielben erlegen. Coroner
Sopben tpuroe bon be,n abIeben Gar.
roa's in ae,,ntnib eeiett, tn,b oer-
leIbe miro beute einen Snqueit ab.
galten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-08

EaTe snr Heiie in's Anslano bc.
iurst g. Saline, 81. 413, Dn.Salti-
n,Oreitrafe, safe Guitom &onie She.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-08

Gin 9ciud Scs nj 3
ihcu ID ricums".
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-10-25

the pit shells is used in each fuel
brick. These other waste materials in
clude crude petroleum, or brea, res
iduum deposit from the oil fields, plan
ing mills shavings and pulp from the
olive oil mills. The combination in the
proper percentage Is said to make a
fire that burns to the last atom.
But there is another product in con-
nection with this fuel which the COM
pany will turn out from it's factory.
It will be "smudge" fuel, also made of
waste products, but in such proportion
that it's main business is to make a
dense smoke, which will LAST for long
time, This is proposed for the use of
orchardists to preserve trees and fruit
from frost, and has already been used
on number of big ranches with sue
cess
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-10-25

world; you may fill the chairs of phi
losophy and science with prodigieS Of
genius; you may make your cities like
thickset woods with church steeples,
and fill their pulpits with men whose
tongues are fire. Do all that, but you
will not arrest the race in its down
ward course in vice and degradation.
Unless the mothers of the race lay the
foundations of character, unless the
sisters of the men set before their eyes
constant picture of purity and self
devotion, and make virtue appear in it's
true attra ctiveness, and unless wives
hold up before our eyes some reflex of
the angelic qualities of the soul which
makes the human reflect the image Of
the divine, all your accessories Of civ
ilization are in vain and all efforts
must fail. The bestial in the race must
assert itself and drag US down to wal
low in the mire of all uncleanness I'M
less we are guided by the gentle touch
of white hand with a woman's love of
all that is pure and of good repute
beating in every vibration Of the heart
which WHITES that hand
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-10-25

1t was explained a few days after
the uncompleted span of the bridge
across the st. Lawrence at Quebec fell
recently that the accident occurred be-
cause the span was too heavily loaded
with structural material at its outer
end. The span had been built over the
river one hundred and eighty feet from
the pier with no support. Even though
the average person may have a general
knowledge of the principles On which
such a span is constructed, he always
wonders that it does not fall of it's own
weight. Engineers were afraid that 1t
would fall until a bridge was built
across the gorge of the Niagara river
In 1888, the first cantilever bridge in
the world. Now, cant1lever Is
bracket projecting from the side of
building Or a pier. In a bridge two
such brackets are built from adjoining
piers till they come near enough to-
gether to be connected by an indepen-
dent truss In it's simplest form the
canttlever, or bracket, for a bridge is
series of connected triangles. The
side Of the pier is one side of the
first triangle; beam projecting from
| 1t at right angles is the second side,
| and a brace running back to the pier
| from the outer end of the beam is the
third side. This third side forms the
| first side of the second triangle, and
| the end of the first beam is at its up
per apex, and the base of the triangle
Is another beam extending from the
| lowest point Of the first triangle at
right angles with the pier and sup
ported at its outer end by another beam
running from the end of the first beam.
AS it is impossible to change the shape
of a triangle so long as it's sides and
corners remain rigid, it is theoretically
possible TO extend a series of connected
| triangleS an indefinite distance into
space All that is needed Is that the
supporting pier should be strong enough
and that the sides of the triangles
should not buckle. The chief advantage
Of this method of bridge construction
lies in the possibility Of spanning deep
gorges and rapid rivers without false
work to support the uncompleted struc-
| turp
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-10-25
Bird Cages Filled with SILK.

Several Chinese debarked from the
steamship Minnesota the other day car
rying bird cages, says the Seattle Post
Intelligencer. The cages were partial
ly wrapped with paper, but not so COM
pletely covered as to prevent Customs
Inspector A. Mclean from seeing they
were occupied by yellow canaries.
After two or three Of the Chinese
had successfully passed the inspector
the second carpenter of the ship and
the second bo's'n, both Chinese, came
along with bird cages completely
wrapped In paper. They had almost
reached the electric car before the in
spector, whose curiosity was aroused
by the unusually heavy influx of birds.
overlook them and asked what was in
side the cages.
"Canally bird" said the men.
Lets have look" said Mclean.
He tore off the paper wrappings and
found the cages stuffed with silks The
Chinese submitted to arrest as impas-
sively as they had played the whole
game.
A search Of their bodies disclosed the
fact that both men were wrapped In
layers of costly silks. Kimonos. cans
scarfs and bolt silk were found in tho
collection. The men will have a hear
ing before United States commission
err in a few days.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-10-25
Threatened Catastrophe.

Expert engineers predict a cataStrO-
,5he more fearful than anything that
has over happened in this country I'M
less the conditions now obtaining and
daily growing worse in the operation
of the Brooklyn bridge are not correct
ed. SO writes Eugene S. Bisbee in the
Technical World Magazine. Erected
twenty-five years ago, before there was
a cable line in the city of New York
and before the trolley system of cleo
trio propulsion had been perfected, the
great structure, more than mile long,
was intended for the conditions then
prevalent. Cars were not expected to
be run across it, except the cable lines
which began operations with the open
ing Of the bridge, and the great weight
it then had to bear was not too great
for the immense cables that support
the roadway.
Conditions have changed and there
is imminent danger that the growing
strain may prove too much for even
those eighteen-inch strands Of steel,
and that some day from FIVE to fifteen
thousand persons will be precipitated,
amid mass of tangled wreckage. to
the East River 135 feet below. The
absolute loss Of every life on the bridge
at the time will be certain, and the
destruction Of property will total many
millions of dollars. No one knows
what chemical changes have taken
place within those eighteen-inch cables
during the past twenty-five years. They
were never subjected TO any tests for
conditions surrounding electricity as a
motive power. and electricians are at
sea as to what may have occurred to
weaken them.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-10-25

One peck of green tomatoes and eight
large onions. Slice and mix with cup
full Of salt. Let stand five or six hours
drain and add one quart of vinegar and
two quarts of water. Again drain and
add two pounds Of sugar and three
quarts Of vinegar; also two tablespoon
fuls each of cloves, cinnamon, ginger
allspice and mustard and dozen finely
chopped green peppers. Boil again from
one to two hours, and seal IN glass
earthen jars.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-10-25

the part of aliens of certain natonalltes TO seho p
to their native countries large part of their earnings
in the United States The total amount OF money mus
transferred each year and the greater part
of it goes to countries where it Is much neeoeu a0
therefore highly appreciated , ~,
Added TO this is desire the part Of nearly all the
seaboard countries of Europe to build up mercnaN
marine and as the carrying of emigrants IS IN many
cases essential to of such enterprises the at
ttude of such governments toward emigration Is anect
al ACCORDINGLY These are the real forces that control
the situation in Europe to-day and the trend OF anars
indicates that more and greater supervision
of emigration the part Of the countries most COLI
cerned will result
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-10-25

mainly what may be called its fixed Ideas those ideas
which have become axoms in the mind of every citizen
Now it mainly by the law that these fixed
and fundamental ideas were nodded wherein the con-
stitutional freedom of America Of England rests.
One hundred and thirty-one years have passed
the majestic current Of the common law became
divided into two streams, which have since flowed
in distinct channels Many statutes have been enacted
in England since 1915, and many more enacted here
but the character Of the common law remains
TALLY the same and it forms the mental habits in those
who study and practice it.
In nothing, perhaps does the substantial identity of
the two branches of the old stock appear much as in
the doctrines practice of the law It is bond of
Of sympathy whose value can hardly be over
rated bond of sympathy not least because it is
source common pride.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-10-25

Cream a half-pound of sugar with
half-pound Of butter, and, when vel
light, whip in six well-beaten eggs ST
in a Tablespoonful each of powdey
cinnamon, nutmeg and cloves and
cupful of -four. Have ready prep,,
and mixed the following fruits-a bsn
pound each Of seeded and chopped raj
sins and cleaned currants and a oug
ter-pound of minced citrOn. Dredg
this fruit plentifullywith -four and h
it into the batter. Last of all. add
tablespoonful Of vanilla. Turn into
well-greased tin and bake in stead
oven until we'll done. Cover for tt
first half-hour with brown paper. Wlt
cold, ice all over with white frOStng
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-10-25
Short SuRgestions.

I'D
Egg SPOONS that are stained shou'u
rubbed with damp salt before p'''''
ing.
saucepans should be as dat aDa
broad as possible, so that no neal -D'
be wasted.
Place tea grounds around InF -o ;ns
of ferns and be rewarded with Nv, ~,
growth Of leaves. Frequently cnaDs'
the leaves. III,
If canned pears have fiat taS'e' ~a
most pears do, they will De imp .,om
by adding stick cinnamon 10 Wv
while cooking.
The fine ash found over the oven ea,.
cook stove in which wood is useu ~, ~,
nishes (when used dry a silver p''
equal to any on the market =.
When the brass tops on ker0St ~,
lamps get loose, try melted ALUM + he
holding them in place. Alum mus, u T..
melted over an intense heat anu
excellent for mending purposes
Turn your coffee mill down ,t cd
tightly, fill the hopper with sFanu l,,fcs
sugar, grind 1t through once OF w." an
or even three times, and you Da''
excellent powdered sugar. +,
Lemons will keep longer if plao'' .,,d
covered glass jars. By some II - ora
they will keep longer if the Jal >, s,,s
filled with water. If wrapped IL -, last
paper and placed in bran they VIII
many weeks during hot weather
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-10-25

Chop the coarse parts Of the CLEANED
turtle meat with the bones, cover wifi
four quarts of cold water, add bunt
Of sweet herbs, two sliced Onions, pF
per and salt to taste. Stew very slOWl
for four hours, strain and stir in The
other parts of the turtle meat with A
fat-both Of which should have been
covered with two quarts Of water and
allowed to simmer for an hour. Thick
en- all with Drowned -four, after putin!
them together, and simmer for an hoM
Add forcement balls and the juice Of
lemon. Stir we'll and serve.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-10-25

The British youth of the present gen.
GRAFTON is not in quite so bad a way
as the recent discussions of physical
deterioration would indicate. Atten-
ton was lately called to the interest
ing condition revealed by a study of
the measurements of the school boys at
Marlborough for the past twenty years.
The 14-year-old boys of 1906 are five
pounds heavier and one and one-half
inches taller than the boys of the same
age in 1886, and the 16-year-old boys
are eight pounds heavier and three
fourths of an inch taller. A halter who
provides hats for the boys in six
schools says that a few years ago he
rarely was asked for a hat twenty-one
and half inches in circumference, but
now he is frequently called upon for
hats an inch larger. 1t is not at all
unlikely that the revelation of the poor
physique of the British youth that fol-
lowed the Boer war recruiting aroused
parents to a sense of the Importance
of getting their boys into the fresh air,
where they could take a proper amount
of wholesome exercise.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-10-25


noruoro1 sarice that we can lift the in the gutter
The church should active steps to cure the physical
and mental as we'll as the religious ills of the people
Its neglect of this vital work cannot be remeded too
soon It has neglected it's most important functions
As further and great Of social unrest there
comes that profusion and extravaganza OF
expenditure which 1 at times inclined to consider
the worst note Of American civilization AS grow
older I am more and profoundly convinced that
the Impotence the from the abuse
of wealth from other cause. Many OF us who
claim to be Chrsts disciples guilty in this partic
uar We set the for the community in which
we live by our own habits The presence Of luxury in
the midst tenement life has become to the average
worker source of irritation He wealth open law
ishly around him, while he struggles in misery Is 1t
any wonder he becomes wrought up at what he
sders great injustice Of society," The conditions Of
modern life making the average workman bonds
man to machinery When you have reduced man to
mere machine it is impossible for him to sustain life
except by artificial methods destructive than
the industries in which he is employed.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-10-25

Ransack history from Eden to Chi
cago and Los Angeles and you will
find few great men and fewer good
men whose cradle was not rocked by
a white-souled woman. Turn all the
vile pages of history and you will find
few men of brutal instincts and de-
graded lives whose cradle was rocked
by woman of clear intelligence. of
high ideals and of ripe wisdom. says
the Los Angeles Times. Pollute rad
ically the source Of human society at
the fountain head. motherhood, and
you may build school house on every
crossroads; you may endow colleges
with the wealth of all the mines in the