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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-01-23

pDr Der Nntllnii Der amerifanil zen
Sslotte I'm nortiaen 0afen bat bic broii.
lianiIhe Nspieruna bon paris uuo
Wathinuton aus Winte erhalien. baB
Nnnrhilfen perihieoener Nationalit1'el
bic Nbiitt hdtten. zines ooer meh,ere
ehife beg paciIic= =8sIbmaoers ;ll be-.
Ihao,gen.
Sm D6rfhen Dropoih. in Der Ndhe
bon Wonaltir. Wuasoonien. iollen Die
Ginmohner mdbreno zines 5ansperaniis
gems BON 8riedhen iiberraIht nno III
ibre OdlIier 9ctrieben moroen iain. no.
rauf DIE Banoiien Die 6dufer i'll Yrano
ifedten. DreiBia big piersia perionen,
barunter audi Sroueu nno Ginoer. iino
ben unmenihen aum Spfer aefallen.
Nuf her Strefe Hom- Wailano fnnb
In Der Nihe pon Beraamo Elm 3uiam.
menffob BON alpei Shnel,iiaen itatt.
Das lln9liif tpuroe nod oaourh Der.
9r6Bert. inbem Elm Waildnoer 3uq in
bic 1riiinner bineinfubr. 3ehn Yers
lonen iino eet6otet unb einiae snansia
oerlebt moroen. Gin 9ilfs3ua nit
9ler3ten uno Rrantenpflegern 1T uad
Der nnaliidsfdtte abae9angen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-01-23
1agesnent8fettet,.
Chto.

Chts.
9lm 6reitaa WOraen muroe Der 8uhe
agent 3. u. WtcUtlllen pon Genisuill=
nit Sipel &u9elmnnoen uno beraubt IN
elnem gntree su oem 6aule Don Stella
NremDoo IN WOoopllle lbmer perlpunoet
9efunDen. Sa ct an9ab. oaB ibn eine
Jrau geidOlien bat. 10 wuroe genaunta
Jrau Derhattet, obglel6 tie Die SbieBe.
rel leugnet.
Albert 2utens. Der belbu' 'oiat miro.
Ieine @ellebte, gliaubetb Yromn. in
@anton ON .. Sanuar nit elnem Dams
mer srlbla9en Su baben. muroe ourb
Napor 3urubul cen 8rOBSeihwDrenen
Obne BurSlhaltsaulahnn9 ilberpleleu.
Mls 1rau Sra porter BON Union
.Gitp am Donnerltag ibrem Wanue eine
l5llnle reidhen DOllte, nit Der oieier
einen 0ablht ibieBen nollte, 9lna Der
EShub log uno 3erihmetterte ibr ben
oberen Shdoel. sic mar auf Der
5telle toot.
0epburn Ddl. ole Go9lrrauille Der
tpelblldan StuOenten Der Ullami= Uni.
uerHtat in DllOro If leBte gDoNe ourd)
lsuer aerliort pOrosn. Ger Sdaoeil
Lift auf $40. 600 ab9elbdBt. Sas 6eues
LIT ourh &reu5uns elettriiber Drdbtt
entltanben Webrere sribredte Stu.
bentmnen muBten Don ihren nannli1su
Galneraoen Die 1reppen berabgetra9er
,pernen llno 3iDei Oertelben muroen 1alt
eritidt nod rthtseitis aerettet.
Durd bic 8eiltes1esenmart ibre,
Mutter, Grau Sobn Reid, In Ganton.
|fipb Die ftinf Rinoer oer|elben bon
eiltem ionf ii1eren 7oo Der 8asuergif.
|tum9 beipabrt 9eblieben, oa lie bic be.
|pu6ilofen Rleinen f1neQ an Die freis
Guitbra1ts, no iie mad uno mad ME.
|0sr 3u 1i6 tamen.
Dur@ cine 4olilion nit einem Balm.
auQ muroe 50. 8orosruinf9. Elm frii.
krfr QnnErnbfabret in Hanton. oua
fsinfm Mutpmobil geidleu0ert unb auI
Ofr @teue aet6otet.
glfllon Golinoer nlo HDrnlpr Mc.
Dean. atpei is Sabre olts BtrinGetl
ppn &lepeldne. lino IN potntSpiQe IN
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-01-23
Yolit.tAes.

s}n tnleren Staatslenat erre0te Se=
nnter 9B. $. Died non 2auton isbte
WcAe AloBes Antlebeu. gr bsinnl=
olgte DIE stadtsbeb6,oe oer Shul=@ru=
nnlaioren Der @oyruptton, ben Slaats=
SNuls@ ommlnd, uno oas 6ffsnilibe
shul=s pEem gelb0lts er III n,bt NIB
auOsrltebeGoen Musortiden, inoem er
nahaulDellen lih erbot er belt ole
be,imprtnen ye'peiis In ieiner Dano
bob yepretlnnell, um ilre @ertfitate
81 srbalteu. erlt liebensmlroi9e @elal-
ilaiellen als gntaeli entuAtsn muBtsn.
tuenll lle grfUla babsn molten. Sue
llnteriuAuna 1T e,llSeleitet.
Sine peinihtenoe Gritit Der @an-
oioaiur Salts llefert Der ,@leDelano
DerDlo" in BEN iolaenoen Yaraarapb:
um 3atrs mittlihe yeoeutuna als
Observation-Disclosures au ermsHsn.
|ltsue man nt Die Jra9e: Wle itdnos IS
nit isiner Hanoioatur, ,psnn Noplepslt
ielber ,pouie. ODER wenn Hoolepelt ibn
niht woute."
Scr 3udert6nia 9atemeper bat ein
Veim09en binterlafen. bus auf tpelt
hber ~ Utllllonen 9eihdbt miro. Ole.
les bat er n,ht out1 ben 3ufer. ben
II lelbf raiiinlrt pot. erpr1ben. ion.
osrn mebr oaou,b. bob ct Mnoere per.
b,nosri bat, 3uder 3u ratiiniren. Der
yrDbie She'll De. Weloss 9eb6rt aber
MOT ibn, i0noern ben, alnerltanlihen
yOlte. oas NIT ieoem Yiuno 3uder
nitt blob einen Sou an bic Wer. Stoa.
ten. iouoern aun on bic 6auemepers
entri6ten muB. Us ourlte io9ar Der
Ionuels ni6t ihmleri9 lem, oaB BON
o,elen 36uen beoeptsno mehr ben 0aue=
msDers oils ben Ner. Staateu 3u9e=
lOhsn 1T. sSn ioi1er unperantwOrt'
llden QDeiie weroen in olelem Hanoe
3ebntade Wlilllondre 9eaiiAtet. Oas
sitlte gill ubttgens IN Olelleidt mob
b0berem UtuBe BON benz Nerm69en
@arnegles. 0as aub ourA ble yeteue-
rung oes VDltes angebault Duroe.
Gas republitaniine @sntral=@omlte
BON 5uscaramas @ountD bat lieb am
IL. Sanuar nit sroBer DteBrbeit fur
9aft ertiart.
Dos Sberserid1t BON penniulOanien
bat oas @eleB. peldes ole 3wels@ents
Jabrrate tlir Gilenbabnen anlebte, un=
fNn ntfituftnuriI II p,ft1Yt mn t,un ,pnH on
Die Gllenbabneu obne Ver3ug in oen Is
Stdaten, in oenen dbnl,1e 4eieBe cyl
ltlren. segen olele oor9ehen. SDlO 1T
elner oaDon. uu0 Die yabngelenihalteI,
mslht oenlelben beriiblen, ueroen spei-
fsllOs llD nun balo an Ole Gsllbts
menoen. Sic lino iiber3euat. oaB bus
BeleB III SblO audi Iiir untonltliutlO=
nell ertldrt merOen nlro.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-01-23
g1nnllllfr 81.

.lturben. UNI ben bic aufI5e Grtld0tti
iraueri. Gr enii1lief I'M 78. lgbsnss
iaar. Nah idiperer Rr0nfbeit hdrb||
III Sbun I'M Hitter bon 68 Sahrel Bss'
3rtsbelier Otto Disffenbafer, ieii 1866
Nebrer am Dortiaen prO0umnaliufll
st mar Elm hohnnasisbener 2ebrer, Bors
3uatI6er RanseireDner nnO sbeQelIferter
isreuno Der Mnlif. ST mar Elm bts'
tanntss gQitalieo Der tirdlihen @e.
iormportei. Jpl Utter bon 62 Sab
rem ltatb in 9u3erlI Derr Gorl SeqeiierT
Don Srunegl. pon 1884 biz 1904 Dis
retior Der Nigibobn. sSn gofel III am
81. Ee3ember I'M Nltsr bon 20 syohren
Derr @brilt SAB. Elm weitbin i'm
SNpeiSerlanb betannter Sduluet ran,
eenorben. 1905 ieierte er iein 50idb.
RIGGS Mmtsiubildum a!s 2ebrer.
sn &oaappl, Bern, 1T I'M s3uifanbt
aeiitlaer umnahtunQ 3ebrer N0Olf
gpittwer freilpilli9 aus benz 2eben ges
idieoen; er bat oaieiblt nlebr nls 20
Sabre Qetpirtt !; bus Be0auern 1T Elm
aagemeines. ~ SIN Utter upn 63 Sob
rem III in Neuenbnrs Cbert Houlef,
giotar. Qeftorben. gr ipielte in Neuens
burg cine beoeutenoe Nole.
Sm uebri9en 9eht es i'm r1enen Jabr
tpie i'm alten. Die Neute baben bic
aleihen Qualen uno Glagen tpie e9e.
Dem. Bei guh oriiben lpiso es ni&t
anoers iein. Wit ben bsften @rn6en
uerble,be i'd aana er9ebenif.
= e. 81. ct.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-01-23

Vim Wontaa Abenb erfldrte oer
ltdotii6e Anmolt OoltettIer in, etabls
roth in @anal Douet: ,Yeantet neine
Dorte, In 3tpei Sabren lpirb teine
9Birtbihaft mebr in 1uscoranas Goun.
ip iein. Die @ountp Noenl Option
Yill lpiro palliren uno oas Goun.p
miro trofen asben. Da Dnper geaeas
pdrtig $4,000 BON Den Wlrthsieuern
bsaiebt. uno bieier Yetras niht me9r
uerfii9bar iii. tpenn Die WirthIhaften
aeidlohen lueroen. 10 iollte Der @taot.
roth, um Sdtpierigteiten au perlneioea.
ibOn ieBt 3u iparen anianaen. g. Mber
100 iparen! Die MiIipriihe an bic
Wini3isaHtdien iperDen INNER gr6Ber
uno ,peun ole Wirtbltaften aeFhlo1sn
peroen. 10 miro cine iebr beieutenoe
@rbDbuna Der Steuern Die Gol9e iein,
bic nm 10 idmerer fdllt, oils sualeid
cine lebbaite Snoulirie uno Elm bebeus
TENDER Vertebt pernihtet Deroen.
Soh mo3u al oies. Ysi ben 6anas
iitern, ole li6 Die Gernibtung oer
Wirtbhuften our Nufgabe gemabt
haben, helfen feline Mraunente. Wan
meib, Dab Die probibition nibt burbs
fiihrbnr lit. oaB oisielbe, itutt oen Suff
81 unteroriifen, oenielben f0roert, aber
lolhs 8riinoe belfen nihts bel Dem per=
bOrten @elinoel, oas unter Der SABINE
otr Yrobibitlon maridirt. llno oas
Sblimmlte babel 1T nod, Dab nur lue=
'nise oieIer an9eblihen Yro1ibitioniiten
ebrllb lino. Ssffentlih prsoissn iie
Waiier. i'm iiiuen @drlmerlsln aber
iauien lie mie Die Biirltenbinoer. unb
oon einer iolhen Seadlerbanoe ldbt lid
oas Golf al Der Nle berumIiibren!
Was miro oa tpobl oas gnoe iein?
9toh 1T Die @ounip 2ooal Option
Bill niht pailirt. abet nah ben lebten
ytahrlhten bon Columbus lit tpirtli1
8efabr Dorbanoen. oaB Die Yla pailirt
uno es lit fein 3we,Iel uorbanoen, oaB
8Ouoerneur Sarris ,oieielbe nit Jreu-
oen unteribreiben miro. wenn lih ibm
oasu 8elegenbeit bietet.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-01-23
Cine Sur iiir GIenO.

SD babe eine Sur fir oas glenb
aeIunoen, ,ueldes Malaria Gjift ere
3euet," la9t 81. M. Sones BON 2ouels
len. 8. 6. Sic miro Glectric Yitters
genannt unb'trmmt in so Sent 6laa
ihen. Sic briAt einen 6all pom We1-
lelfieber oOer 8alenudht in taft teiner
3sit auf uno madt 8elbiudt bollitdn-
dig unmDalib." 8ieles sroBe 5tdrs
lungs 0eil= uno glutreinisunssnlits
tel gsludbrt ralAe 9inoeruna BEL allen
Wlagen=. 2eber= uno Nlerenleioen nnb
Dem Gleno zines labmen &iifens. llns
ter @arantie pertauft in 90. 6. peter'S
2lpotbete. preiS so Gents. Sn pea
ters Mpotbete miro oeutid aeiproden.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-01-23
etrotuI5te Mu8enentainom,,g

Mit ben Observation-Disclosures oes
Auges haben Die itropbul6ien Mugen.
erfrantunarn >n,anherlei gemeiniam.
Dor allen aeb0ren aud iie 3u ben aus.
Qelpro&enen Qrantbeiten oss Riuoes
uno nod oes aan3en Suasnbalters.
Wdbrenb aber iene nur nerbdltniss
mdBta felten Der Musoruf zines 8e.
iammtleiDens lino. 1T Dies bel ben itro
ful6ien Mu9enertrantun9en ausl1li s.
LID Der sau. eino lie. mic ibre Be-
3et6nuna idon iaat, 5olaen Der stro.
fuloie. elmer MISUNDERSTANDING
bic seraoe in oieier friben Nsbensseit
ole iibrigen Grantbeiten on 9dufiateit
iibertrlift. bic bonn erlten 2ebensiahre
Oil bel Rnaben uno Didohen bis CUR
Gntpiflun9, aber aud nod nod bieier
auftritt uuo beioe 8eihledtsr fat
aleidmdbig beimiuht. 9lidt 10 slsid,
mdbia oaaeaen aeltaltet liA Die Bertbei.
lung Der Sfrofeln. Die oas Bolt auh
.Drhlen" nennt, nod Der 6tonomiIben
Sage Der Befallenen; oenn es iino
bnuptldhlih ole 9lbtommllnse Der mad
oiI Ir &ihtun9 Sbnahen nbShpdb=
ten. Die ourh lie iberluieaeuo au leiosn
baben. freilih uuter oieisn aber uieoer
am meilien Die Glnoer Der 8leihgiiltis
gen uuo Nadlailigen. 9ie gntltebana
uno Den Verlauf iopie Die gshauDlung
Der itrofulOIen NngenentSilnouna be-
banoelt Or. &. .. Yuas elngebenO in
etnem in Der .8artenlaube" gum Ab=
oruf 9elangten urtltsl. Der UNI 10 mebr
beabtensuertb lit, als oiele &rantbsit
betanntllb eine iebr bartnafl9e lit.
namentlIb Damn, menn IS an Der
uebermabung uno insbeIOnoere au6
OIL Der Grndbrun9 ipesell Der iuseno=
lltlen &runten man9elt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-01-23
cSan,ster nod int 9mnfelu.

IS 1T mabr, naB Die meoi5iniIhe
WlHenidaIt beoeuienoe 6ortlhritte 9es
ma1t but uno oo1 aibt es bdufig &dtb=
lei, lpel1e Die 9elebrten 9erren Dotto=
rem nlht l0ien t0nneu. &dtblel oes
menibllden a6rpers. melhe pit Elm
aana einfa9es 9ausmittel LOST. uno
oamlt Die ounteln Shatten Der Yer=
3meiHuna periaat. Ser Jau bon Jrau
@rasmus 0o9cl in Spacuie. N. D..
ilt Elm fhlaaenoer Yeiueis. 6rau Yo=
gel idreibt oariioer an Or. Better 6abr=
np & Sons SO. in @blcago. ST., Die
@lgenibiimer bon 6orni's 9llpentraater
ylutbeleber. rDie iolat 4: .Spraeule, &C.
g., oen %. Nopember 1906. S)ob=
Usrebrter Or. q. 5abrnp Weit oant=
erfllltem 0eraen fam ih Sbnen berib=
ten, oaB MIR Sbre Uteoiainen lebr
pertbpDll lino. 2eBten y8inter tonnte
i1 lieben Wohen lang niht aus Dem
Daule asbsn. oa i'd furdtbare 5hmer=
Sen ln Gopf uno 0ais, bis gum Diaaen
bate. mo Der 4rst aab-pab jeoer nn=
terluhung cine anOere arantbeit an.
absr isine Meoi3in balf mir nidts.
Das lebte Wal iaste er, .Sie linO in
@efabr, GpspepIie su betommen." Ga
lpuroe ih unscouloig uno ia9te gu ibm,
Meu, oann 9eben Sic mir Die ridti9e
Meoiain." ,Das 1T. tparum ih 9es
tommen bin," antlportete er. DieIelbe
/ bali mir aber uieoer nibt. gn bem=
|lelben 3ase erhielt ih Sbre papiere
uno ben Granten=Boten; i'd bobte,
Der liebe @Ott bat es 10 aelentt.' uno
LID 'drieb ioiort um cine probetias
9llpentrduter Ylutbel,ber uno muroe
oud our6 oenjelben turiert. 9lun
flble ih beiier als Ieit nielen Sabren.
unb pil oa6 a1es ihun mas it tonn.
um au4 anoern ourh Shre tDertbpoll,
Wlebi3in au helfen. Wlit 0ohohtunq
unb Dant6arteit. Sbrs. Mrs. grasmus
Wogel. /" ssorni's Alpsntrduter Dlut,
IbeIeber Bat 0urd isine iuunoerhor'
Mirtunastraft inoh lnnnNen iiber'
sraI&t. Nit uno SUNG lobsn !hn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-01-23

Die brafilionifNe yoli3ei min Elm
Ronplott entbedt baben. Dos bic Ser.
it6rung Der ameritoniiGsn s5lotte. Bic
aseenudrti9 in rio Saneiro Dor Mntsr
liept. fiA sum 3iels asiebt haben ioll.
Sin 9etpider Sean Gebber oOer sseD0r.
btr na6 Gao Banlo 9eila9tet lit. fpll
Der !lrhrber Der Ronipiration isi),. Die
@sbsimpoli3si Spon Wio sydnsiro III ouf
ofr sntbe no@ osul lfla1Aliitn. 2ur5
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-01-23

0aft. neil lie lebten Samltaa bort oen
oesparaten Beriud mahten. auf Offener
StraBe cine Grau au beraubsn. Die
Siinaelhen hatten nur 26 Gents qua
iamlnen uno pollten allf benz iebt nidt
unaeip0hnliben Weqe oes S.raBsn=
raubs lih in ben gelib bes erforoer-
lihen Shlaf9eloes ieben.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1908-03-21
Cigar Delays . Train.

A Montmartre tradesman delayed
railway traffic for twenty minutes at
suburban station yesterday, because
the officials would not add a smoking
carriage to the train on which he was
about to return to Paris.
The occupants Of non-smoking COM
partment objected to the bridesmaids
cigar, SO the tradesman, still putting
his cigar, lay down on the line in front
of the engine.
He announced that he would remain
there until he had finished smoking.
Various officials were summoned to ar
que with him. and finally, when the
train had been delayed twenty minutes
and the irate passengers demanded
that it proceed regardless of the
tradesman, the latter was forcibly re-
moved and arested.-Paris Dispatch in
London Express.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1908-03-21
WHEN MY MOTHER TUCKED NE
IN.

All, the quaint and curious car''hs
There were long -beaked, queer OH e.
Wearing crowns upon their head ne
And they fierceIy looked down Oh ~
With q cold. sardonic grih'
i was not afraid Of grimhs N
When my mother tucked III "
What cared l for dismal snaaorw 49,
Shifting I'D and down the Ho9i .vr.+a
Or the bleak and grewsome W. donr
Beating ,Eains y, the me S Windows.
All the outside noise ana on.
I was safe and warm and happy
When nv mother tucked me IN.
Sweet and soft her gentle fingers:
AS they touched my sunpufht Ao|o'
Sweet to me the waited door
That .anwrapped her dainty lace'
Then a pat or two at parting,
And a good night kiss between
All my troubles were forgotten
When my mother tucked me III.
Now the stricken years have porhe ~"
Far away from love and home,
An. no mother leans above me
In the nights that go and come.
But It gives me peace and con,o'''
When my heart is sore Within. ,r,
Just to lie right still and. dreaih'"s'
Think my mother tucked me IN.
Oh. the gentle. gentle breathing
TO her dear hearts softer oea''
And the quiet. quiet moving
OF her soft-shod willing ieet'
And Time one boon l ask thee.
VIVA tsOe'er may be my sin.
When I'm dying. let me see her'
AS she used to tuck me In.
Betty Garland. in the Wa'ci'''""
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1908-03-21

lapse OF several
the 0 a profitable .
Those a to familiar with old
failure OF business pay
accustomed
od
packets piled between ST.
steamboat But railroads
additional
the account of ice
pilots the
the skilled
employment while
Still others have passed leaving
St
transportation
Commission he doubted the
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1908-03-21
smuooIinq Bibles

How amazed must even 'ne . ~
explorer be on reaching 'ne 49, saowv
,aee of Ghoom, high up in tne sno" Wv.
can OF the HimaIayas, TO nno us.o go
at humming presses turning out ,aa' nU N
pels in Thibetan and seli'ne '".n M,
traders from the north that tfey lu .as
t he smureled even into the sacred
,nasa ' istsseIf:-Aarper's Magazine
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1908-03-21

The electric iron is great success,
but tsere is demand for some method
Of automatically cutting of the cur.
rent when the iron is not actually IN
use.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1908-03-21
Not Again.

But wouldn't you like to live your
life over again."
Not SO as you could notice it. I've
got a twenty-year insurance policy
coming due next week."-yudge-
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1908-03-21
His KNOWLEDGE,

Won Antler: Does the new butle,
know where to keep the wins?"
Mrs. Van Antler: Judging from hi.
appearance, he thinks he ough. to carr,
it around himsef."-Life.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1908-03-21
tn. Inevitable.

He-so they got married ano "sD'
off in their new motor Co. .,snd
she-Aud where did they speD'
their honeymoon! ao, Tit
Bits.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1908-03-21
cbicaoo Vast: Paper

,eet II" tSe waste waste paper of the Chicago
office buildings.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1908-03-21
h~>kA~s~QNs ~A
Old Days on the Riuer
Conditions That Make Their Revival
Improbable.
improbable.
BY Norburne 8. Jenkins.

VERY two or years the past ten years dneent IN
diyduals companies have put into opeIao
one or more packets-modern steamboatsO ply between
St. Louis various points the Missouri River lhese
packets uniformly charged freight rate approximate
ing 60 pecent the charged by the railroads for the
same class of freight and from the same points, In no
case has this service continued for than period
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1908-03-21


why she feels poorly" of
pinned tied, laced and braced.
things ali
her rom
has rings her fingers bangles her wrists
colors.
She created, is created
Is Savage?
No-she is the Of From
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1908-03-21
BY Henry Waldorf Francis.

EE the Woman
She stepladder corkscrew heels her Shoes and
has squeezed feet into pair several sizes SMALL
and she she going fall forward and be
formed some She is having continuous struggle
with the law of gravitation.
She has steel frame about her upper part has
compressed her waist that 1t looks like the end
she hardly breathe and her internal anat
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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-01-15
PAINTED WOODS

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Miss Anna Peterson came home
Wednesday from Bismarck to spenl a
few days.
s. Jacobson and L. Johnso invent
across the river Sunday to visit friends
The ladies' aid will meet at Mrs. G.
M. Jacobson's the goth instead of the
18th, as last stated.
James Johnson, who has rented the
Mercer place for the last year, has
moved to Washburn.
Hans Nelson has put up ice for ice
cream next summer.
Miss Florence Peterson has gone to
Bismarck to work at Wills seed store.
The Painted Woods Game and Fowl
Protection met at s. A. Peterson's last
Sunday to pay their dues.
Julia Johnson, John and Pete Olson,
John Danielson and F. r. Simons spent
Sunday at G. w. Johnson.
Mrs. Danielson has returned home
again after spending some time with
her daughter,
2, 2. Morris Of Bismarck was seen
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-01-15
Faults of the Public Schools.

ANDREW stateco
clear enough that about have A NEW
CLASS OF SCHOOLS in our system Of public education
Provision must be made TEACH TRADES
and also for schools Of general character for those
who leave the elementary grades work the Offices and
factories The school age extended
keep hold Of children until they fitted to begin DEFINITE
employment !, !
These schools must be open which will allow pupils
attend them and also engage regular and employers
plan SO that YOUNG EMPLOYEES MAY ATTEND SCHOOL
definite hours The public school system support
trial as well the professional activities of the country
NOT MORE THAN oNE-TtiRD THE CHILDREN
TER THE ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS IN CITIES
TOO MUCH ATTENUATED ALMOST EXCLUSIVELY
TO PROFESSIONAL AND MANAGING vocATIoNs, TO
ANYTHING THAT IS DEFINITE.
Even the manual training schools sustained ground
they necessary INTELLECTUAL ygor and balance they
lead definite thing engineering professions
The teachers tell the pupils may gain any place that thew
strive for that they WILL BE OF LITTLE ACCOUNT UNLESS
They ARE DOCTORS OR LAWYERS OR ENGINEERS or cap
ans of something other There very little the school system
which makes for AMBITION AND SKILL IN WORK WITH
THE HANDS,
The old system apprenticeship has DISAPPEARED from
cred with boys who of the
machine and the labor organization apprehensve about the effect
Of more workmen upon the scale of wages.
We have the where is manifest enough If
millions OF American boys and have their FAIR CHANCE
must establish public policies give them anything
MUST TRAIN THEM FOR IT are to be Just to the rich
and alike let public policies give equal support all
OF the interests and have the conditions which
precedent the moral and intellectual
must establish in the educational system JUST BALANCE
BETWEEN THE INTERESTS OF THOSE WHO ARE TO
TO WORK WITH THEIR HANDS THROUGHOUT THE
COUNTRY.