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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-07-24
Bullet Enters Riaht Luna.

Comanche, Tex, July 23-J. w.
Reese was shot In the right lung
Thursday morning on street here
and probably fatally wounded, E, c..
Gaines was arrested. Both men are
candidates before the Democratic pri.
maries
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-07-24
Beaten Into InsenslbiIitY.

Birmingham, July 2S-Other than
the beating into insensibility of non.
unoin pumper at the mining camp OF
Yolande Wednesday, and the dynamit-
ing of the home of merge at that
camp, all was quiet in the mining
camps in the vicinity of Birmingham
Wednesday
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-07-24
Fell Between Cars, Cut In Two

Ardmore, Okla, July 23.-Leonard
Shelton, aged eighteen. son OF a
widow, while attempting to ride a
Santa Fe freight to Oklahoma City,
fell between cars before the train left
the yards here and was cut in two be-
tween the shoulders and hips.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-07-24
Disease and Remedies

1t is almost a truism among physi-
clans that the intractability of a dis
ease may be measured by the number
Of '1nfallible" remedies for it which
from time TO time have been recon.
mended.-LOndon Times.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-07-24
Lightning Kills Ball Player,

Hillsboro, Tex, July 23.-At the
village of Vaughn, eight miles from
here, Ovid Hawkins, about twenty
years of age, while playing in a game
of baseball was struck by lightning
and killed instantly.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-07-24
Bishop Forrest Sees Pope.

Rome, July 23,-The pope received
in private audience RI. Rev. John For.
rest, bishop of the diocese of San
Antonio, Tex, who greeted the pontiff
on the occasion of his jubilee,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-07-24
Trinity River Rises.

Fort Worth, July 23-Heavy rains
ut the head waters of West Fork
caused a rise Thursday in Trinity
liver
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-07-24
Wheat AReceipts.

Kansas City, July 23.-Wheat re
ceipts Wednesday were 12S,O00 bush
els.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-07-24
A Sliaht Difference.

What Is the difference between a
jeweler and a jailer? one sells watch
es and the other watches cells.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-29

9lenge 5efst. bic 3roden6eit Der ali.
.Beren Atinospbare idon 81 elner3eit,
no nod Der @egea an uniere 5eniter
idl15f; fuHogt inns 10 Fir Die nGdften
lage 0as fonmenoe trodeae Metter;
unfgeFebrt 0ernFag bel nod itroblen-
oem SomenidJein Die 5u fleinIten
aliimphen gebag.c. bel bobem 6eud-
tigfeitseebdlt Der 4tmospbare fait
t~le6enoe, nnseniheinlih feuGte Sal5.
priie ben far can nGditen Gag oOer
nod fir ben 9lbeno ooer bic Radt
fomnieH0en 8egen ODER GGnee 5u
tin0en ~ Oar uanhes 5eiffleiO nm
ierer Iie5en Sro1en farm ioIderma-
BEN Dor oen feuhten ueberroihungen
elmer 81 unternebmenoen 2atOpdrtie
0ur6 Die einFabe 5eititeaung aus
benz @ebalte unleres Sal5faBhenS
geidYubt mer0en uno fir mandeH
raiheu @itterungsumidlag Derm6-
gen mir uHs aus Der 8eObadtung
0es SnbaIts unieres Sal5faB9eHs
Oor3ubereiteu.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-29
Die gersGuglidteit Der GinOsr.
Sd6ubcit.

Ser beritbmte StaIiener g. Com.
broio lud)t oieie Hid)t ieItene @ridei-
nunq nit Dem 3ro0Ortionsoer5alt-
niB Oes 8ohstbums 81 erfldren. Ser
BEN meiIten 4inoern fallen ms Die
QroBen augen ali, oie 10 eritount in
Oie @eIt bliden. &ie ielteu lit aber
Ser Sal. Dab Elm grfuad1ener ore
aroBen Iltgen bat. gas touumt 0a-
her. OoB Oas Altge 81 0en 0rganea
oes aorpers gehort, bic 5uert Ibre
Oole @ntpidlung erreihcg. N2it itP-
ben SSahren baben Ste Auaen tbre
pole @roBe erlonqt. Wahren0 0as
@eiidlt nod lange peiter matit. Is
lit 0aher flor. o0B sfill0er. Die boll
4atur aus gnlagen SIT eIaem groBea
coer gar 81 eineni fetteu 8elid]t ba-
ben, i'm enDadNenen 3~uitan0e MIR
gang Heiue 4eugiein baben iUeroen.
Gin an0ere5 Organ. 0eiien @nhDid
lung oft unaneehehme lleberra
ibungen 5eifigt, lit Die 9taie SIN
8eJenlas 81 Den All1en bat 0iele ore
SenoenS. 0ie 8orherrahft in @elIda
ST. erlanQen. Su Anbetradt oieler
I6atiohe bil0et bic en1pife,te Rale
lei einem RiaOe eiae idfuere @sieh
ga tie iib i'm 2oufe Der GnnUid
lunasiobre ~ einem pe7i1 altbetl
ifen &iedlouna ausbilOet. Gle
ih0ne ariediihe 9Saie fam MIR oas
groouft zines tgeiHeH mo idymale5
0dshens 0es Shines ieiu. Mud Der
Meino ortet gefuohnlih rad Der
baBlihen Seite aus aao spar mrs
items uuier sen @itterfeitan un0 Gel
oenihai,cN 0es 9e5en5. Ga5 aago
hat i'm Aa9emeinea in oeu aritee
Sabren ieines 9ebens MIR @luf u,c
9eulpitaeu na0 luenig Sdmer3. g
Sen GrtoatdeHeH aber ord7t M
Qouipf uR's 0aiein. 0os Saaet g
adinpien I'm SER 9eite Entt5
gen SutbehruHgen uip. ua.5
SplrsH. ipesieg i'm Den M1lro ma
duoern 10 oia natiirIihe St5r
iHoem lie Dem @giht elmer am
alsoru6 sebea.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-29
sprHde Ser SebensiueisBeit.

g9as lit er5ieRng9 - @e3d5mteg
2eben.
@as lift geiebi6aitIi6e 9iL0umg 9-i
Geeiiirtes 2e6eH.
@as lit EaftgefibI? - SeeIensI
Ieben. \
Sore genau, mas Sic anoern req
Sen, un0 Oh lernit ben @ertb OeSs
Sdmeigeas fennen.
SIN gep66nIiden 2ebeu riftet bic
Shledti9teit lnnBe ni6t 10 Diel LIN.
bell an, ais Die = SbOrbeit.
SIT fii6rt ser @eg alm gubm
iiber Oie 2eihe oeS @liids.
geue lit nidt nmionit Dei6liden
@cihled]ts. 0enn tie fonlmt meiit ou
ipdt.
@eniaen o6ne Seele 6a5en fem
anseborenes S~aft8efibl.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-29
1lnabhan9iokeit,
Son s. o. 0berq.

6ii~ Is uice hi 0tr Qmriii lln,b.
bal3Ia,Mt Gac5 ielpr Gln0er SIR
Sebniuht o1s oit gsiinidae nd5en.
Oie Hie e|riualua fiaN4u pa9e IN.
gra5cac Aofnntaa. ain per5litprtrs
GnaNemaroeutn Dls IN an am.
iCr Negt b cit ans oun igleuNitb
|itIrWeHDU |@}erlanlen n.uh lln1p55t
gllioft a.uaroen.
Is njeGaser= .lls6Hlialeit iu ute1r
ais gaie4n Siun. ln0 ans nH,re mr..
0g1atbyltgi nt IS. 6u, IA haihPn f4.
alsm NieH6gen 9ttrh ir3ep0 ,rnls an.
0lres ueuusttt m,roet f,nt ,l.
0arb fish N5at. gie un1saau1iaFeft
INT 0}s Un sam II. a5er naleid Nh
g9lu}el g0cY lln1batn4i3fat Gmr.
5allW; es EEL Die IeHaaAflr Crfle
oua Ger icoc utrioullh Sretaclt Tdt
enuUdeun nalB lH0 80. mo leie1.t.
miro auh ail3ere uuaNautlfeit Ne
eapaa N0br1au 9auieae& aa0 E5r.
0ern0e per0la l5au1u.
SSt ieoem Ne1et gI5t d elm btida.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-29
0as @itAsIte. 9rofsiior Ceinen

- 9as Bittgite ErofeTior Ceiren
SulOerten Der gleoBin eramfni-
rcno): o8e1u file 5u eincn gutisnten
8eruien per0em pas lit 0oun sic
erte 6ra9e Die SIC 'team Deroen3~
- SnioeHt: r9So er pobnt,@
@apWen6at SEER: rSier "a.
ben Sfe eIas Alsiut9teit; ih boFfe
aber oaB Se 'lh uitf eapa lhIedt
ter Stnags oaar tauienl" - getfa
len: Sec li25g 5err 0o lee id nod
Ia Saau i AND foot mir eenen
atcr!
S5t{te 5ahir3lmg. .8ie Itsn.
1te= lia oe.m on. SER SaffsI.
Sdneioermeiiter beim
dem urt ieiner Sodter En-
pah uiTien Sic. ib
r g 5eltIrst 0aB i'd ihm auf Der
cue a'siHe aeaauns besast &
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-29
pIamSerei.

~ lie hro0nftiDe 9rbeit TT ore
~ Gr5cugerju aaer ttltureuel
% @iiteri0 ~ Ias ioaten MIR
unieren ain0ern o%eritdnOii4 maaeN
imo in aopf mo 6er8 einpragen,
I'M ser @eringi 1Gelmg Der BAND
perlsmdBiaen arbeii, Der lleber'
idldbuna Ser |iogenannten geiltIgeh
Bernie entac9en3upirfen, Die be3eld'
memo iia0 fir uaiere Belt mo per-
hananibuou fir HHier @olf. User bat
mat id)on einen @anOmertsmeuter,
elmer @cid,ditsmmm la8en boreli:
..g2ein So6n mpB eiDas 9eilercs
ncr0en ais id. id lGiie i'm ltuOi'
rem - Gem 5on0merf meroen Que
beiteu Sgrafte eni5oaeH, Die ueberilll'
luna IN bobcren 8crufen nluntt 3u
uno bic llu5uirie0cn6elt greIlt latnIer
meter inn lid.
g3ir miiieH umipre &lnoer sur Ar
belt. 3ur Arbci5ircHogteit er3leben,
Inn ihncn 0ie ridti8e @ertbi6atunB
Der Irbeit bei}nbylngeH, oe allestldl'
ien- un0 Stau0Csaegcaiate mllocri.
@ir milien tie belebrm OaB IN eIier
orbeitsrcu0igen Seele ldjopier1he
@e0anfen feimea. miiiien lie olrati
hmmeiien OaB ale Griinoumgen nno
BcrbciieruHger ale guten einridl
tunqeu. ale groBcH 8erte Der 1ien'
ldenliebe aus Der arbeit beroorgc-
gdugeu iin0.
San0mbeit lit ole mobItbuenoite
@blentuHq fir Den iiberbHroetet
@eiit, i~elbnitdr0ige Seritellimg zines
@egenitlnoc5 Der bette AniAauungs
mlterridt. Tnrb @rbeit euporbenes
@liiien um5a6nmn 1T ungleih mertb-
boiler as 0a5 0nrdl uebmg ge0dft.
uiBmdBig An9eIerrte. Die eriab-
ringen uu0 0euntHiiie anoerer ba6en
MIR inioueit geiulditNq liir unler
Seelenlebcn, as iie nit eiaenen gr.
%fabruuaeH 5ulammentreiien nn0 Die
&itden erg0a3eM bic aller peri0ulihea
Griobrunp anbaftcu. 9tur sic ielbit.
itau0ige idl6ykriibc Arbcit gibt mirt
lid uelle @ridlrlmA 0ic rad uelcn
gSe9en iiir Die @elobmg 0es Shli-
ten0el liidlt. ielne araitc itclaert mo
oufs neHe aHireibt. &lanmdBige Ar.
reitSer3iebung mtcritiigt 0ie m0Oerne
8guegiH8 sur Sduluua 0eg almit
geldmade5, 3ur BiIeae Der 9iloumg
Dhue Arbcitser3iehma III e5 nibt
moglid. oie IN DEM Ain0e u0rbaus
oenp AnlaaeH mo Griebe gleid).
maBig 81 mtmidein. Gle gibt Sen
dumerFiomeH Stern Nulfc fir ole
ipatere 9eruiemobl ocs 4m0c5 mo
ben9t Oa0urd einen n~erieblten 2ebeu
Dor.
Die Arbeit5ireu0igfeit lit cine Der
itartiten iittliden Srie6e. 9trbeii itltlt
Den Niuen, erSieht sum SleiB unO
ytad0enteh sur @eOnlO, 5nr SorQ.
ialt ma0 Euagtlidfett sur Selbit
5udt. GiHe alte Grfabruug ldBt oen
8%crpobrloitm ais l~ercitet aelten TO-.
bal0 as getiu8ea ut ion urbeiiaireu.
olg mo arbeitstilhtia 5u mahen.
God bcfor0ert uur Die i6opiertihe
Nrbeit ole Arbeitsiren0e. lie MEDIA.
nilhc ArbeIt regt Den @eiit nidt an.
9ibt feline nele @rinbrmqen mi0
belrteoigt oaoart BEN Nrbeitenoen
nldt. Die id)0picriihc Arbcit aber
gtbt unlerem aaH}eu 5eeleulcben cine
treibenoe gSarme un0 MIRO 0amit eiue
2ueile Der llnternchmrma9luit oes
gtHtbes. Der Selbi1tln0Mfelt, ser
@e9ulternug uno eucr taum periiea.
barren Arbet2freioigfeit. Garm itedt
ibr $%aAptpcrtB iIr Bic @r5ie5uma.
VI. 90. Redermunn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-29
Sin erinuernnssrside SIrnlbanb.

Sin @oLatnaca un0 BEL eroBerert
S%eHlidfeiten 5ierte Sen Nrm Der 9Gs
nigin &iftoria bon @ngIaltO Elm arnt-
BANJO, DeldeS 5u Ben beoettiamitetr
@rinnerungs5eiden gerednet ueroen
,0iri'e, auf Die ie inter Dem @lanse
ltrablen0er Selte unO Dem Subel Be.
geiiterter SitIOigrmgeu f6ni9Iihe 4u-
GEN fieleH. Gieie aus Dem f%einiten
Ool0e geihnlafDou gearbeitete Arnls
ipange ihmiidet pier Der ieltenitsr
9%inmanten melde an Sh0nbe;t Oes
@aiiers anit enpan0er metteifern, ibr
hodite3 IND eiaentbiimIides Snter-
eiie aber 0lfrb sic BETTER erbalteR,
IN oeren @dnoeu tie lid friiber befan-
ben. 60 geborte Der erite mno groBte
Oon i6nen emit 0em ltngliidlitea,
1919 Gilgeriftaten 36nig 4arl /.
pom GnalanO. Ser sfpeite un0 brittle
Giamolt maren emit III Sem 9eitBe
Ser aoRigin BON Grnntreldl Marie
@ntoinette, 0em beOnuern5mert5cn
Epfer ser fruu}6Iiiheu GepoIution,
ulo Ser nicrte nto idlonite BON alien
pranaie emit OH Der meiben, maize
itdtilfen SiIrn zines %geieierten fo. [
niglid}en 9auptes 0as etnem gleidben
0eidide mie ieHc D@erfiel: er gehorte
Der id1ottii6en aongin Mtaria Smort
unO ipater eiilem 40nige. Oeiian
Nlndlt 5ualeih nit Ser ieinss Brit
0ers erloidl Soiepb 9onaparte. @o5l
fam man fragen: llmidloiien lie elm
Erouenarm IN Ieid)tem 3ierlidem
&inge itbaltsidmerere grinnerungg.
5ei6en2
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-29
llrIprnna ser speiisntarten.

Gas Is. S~ahrhraoert brnfte ms
sic erite Speiieafarte. Als 1541
Sersog 6etnrid BON @raunihmeig
iih auf Sem &eidstage 81 Regeng.
bura 6efan0. bate Der aiihenmeiiter
sic 6eiou0ere 9uimerfiamfeit, ouF
sen @las 9es 6iiriten einen langen
3ettel bu3ule9en. oui Sem i6mmt.
ldle s@eridte lao Srohten" beryeih.
ret maren. oauit Der Ser5og nab
@clieben oarlmfer i'm &ormts mdblen
T0Hnc. 8ielm nnl1reide @eO1nfe 0es
8aheumeiiters fa110 10 oiel @uflang,
oaB ieine erfin0lntg lid erbaIten bat
BIZ aui Den helitigen Gag.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-29

ab6aagigfcit entuidelt lid ME aus
g~1dbloiigfcit ionOeru MIR aus 3nht
$50 ne .ompff. t1lit ne C. MIR 0es
6rieoeus. uidlt TIN bes aricaes mil.
Ion. Sie gcUinHt mas iit in ie0er
3ilgelloiigfeit periicft bepuBle
@iir0c. Observation-Disclosures, uno
iie nlndt 6cidlei0eu, neil lie IN ser
Ghrlid1fcit 10 frei lpie nidlfs ionit,
0oh iair IN Dem 8%clpnBheu1. OaB
@iIroc %pcrpfiid)tet mo 0aB Hidts 10
iebr biu0et mix 8reibcit.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-29
Arrerrei.


= gIs erIte itaatlide SefunSdrars.
lin in Gelterreid lit 5raulem Sr.
9tat5iioe &nteiner nm 3raB solepb.
.Spital in @ieH ougeitellt porOen.
in
@anubeim babea iih IN einem Gut
adten bgp. Antrag fiir Oas paiiiDe
ula0 aftipe @ablreht Der 5raien 6u
ben @auimanasserihten ertIdrt.
= . =
= Gie 5reie uniDerftdt griiieL BAT
5rdulein Seanne GooremaH Den Got.
torgraO IN 45iloiop5ie uuo Geidihts-
piHenihait nit Der 96Giten 4as5eid-
nung D%erie1en.
$ Ger erite Dei6Iide G6efar3t
9euti9Ianos fingirt ieit 4ilr5em in
Der 8erion oes 6r0nlein Gina Sdies
mann am ita0tiiden &rarfenAaus in
GioBbeim. Gle Game bot ibr meOi-
.5inii1es 9oftoreramen III 5reiburg
!. 8r. ycum iaaOe" ~beitan0en.
X =
= Der Sitei .@eDer6eaTeHorin" I'D
m Niirttem5erg Sim eriten Diale
6IUei @efuerbeinipdtions -giiitentin-
men, ben 0ameu @riinau unO @eaer,
berlieben morogn. 9ieier Sitel, Der
mabrideinlih IN gan6 9eutihIano
alrl erlten WiaIe %gebraudt miro, lit
sic 50lge Der 8erleibung 0es Sitels
aiiHtent an sic bisberigen @efperbe-
inlpettionsgebilien unO eat 0en3ped1
Die 8omen aud auBerIin Den @e4
perbealleiioren gleidBuiteaen. 9iefe'
@ii1tentinnen itno in @iirttemberg
bisber nod rid9t aus Sen Geiben Der
ofn0eniih eebiloeten Srauen genom-
men mor0el iie BADEN ie0oh oieieI-
ben 6umftionen pie 0ie @eperbein-
ipeftorcn un0 @etuerbeaiieiioren, iinO
aber nidt 8irr @ertretung oes @etper-
6eimipeftors beredtigt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-29

heliiam i~Ogslen0e 9liiacn
q 92itten i'm YlelifenBapilblT
9as iiu0 Die einiameil Seelelt
M2it benz befnliaet 6remoltn9s'
gcfN5I.
Gle fommen ans lpeiien 6ernen
1ln0 lUiien uidlt mobcr,
Gle ie5ne1 iib nah ben Stertell
uu6 trogeit am 2eben 10 ldtuer.
Ger Ielt o@eaDorrene &eiien,
Ole Gautel. umflmgen lie,
God lauibeu ie it'd Der leIleH,
Smlereu WfelO0ie.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-29
Gim[amr serlem.

Son a6eI6ciO stier.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-29

Son is9ss it souiuon siass Der
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-29

81 80 Ssr 6Isiasrils.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-29

uuicr 5peilelal5 auf @
GtIMe ais &~pBtometer i
" ettertuH0er. &Ser eln o
IS Gule fir sic neincn 91ahirerid
ai1llen bat Sic inns 0auerno uni
Sen. iet IS an Sen IN utiercn 5.
meru aebeltea s'llunen. IN tieil
9mNriW ut0 Gar oielct anoercn
eS lslglaL lei 6 tc0ten craanad
o0er elia iel6it unorgaliid'ea SSe
Wo C313euItdH0gn Oernta1 nilrd
iei uteccilaut, INTO beieArenoe 9e
adtaalGt SD mdd5eu ocret Gcrt
auf bic Calter oisl 6rouoe Waat
Sem &,35adter iel6it pt 9alsen ~
,3g G.rer Nette Bnlo8u nusii'
Ggfaauua1en fiibrt bic taaltdle. y
eiYrua aesabY@tilte iclr0erR 9ert
iii ms fafaai9 alTito6clloe 9eob.
aull 0fs Speiieidl5cS ~ mlle
SaIa5oh1ltsrn. &eNiert man lld'
neS nilHJl 9roBt oflIi9ee iaal g.
ism vtcir,e5eugu Spsle'ai3es
.sal1m lnaa 0le 8ahrnc3Huilga mad
0aB 0ie@ gan5 algBcgoroeniaG
wiEosd ii fir 0ea 0eltht1tettejs re,
oer Niitiit. %ic.tdlner &'ere htdt
r2ai fg SEN ejaentiid'eN 0'udi
sit arab Ser Sinlmeriltil 'es
aWear fUr 0cn groB5uN1GL D
~};HorthnurJ 0naeoaaiten ~
l.el- 1e11lt Ser an5rea 1tale
9Nt Ser Sid,erhcit ut'erer Z
~ AuuciSb1rouetcr tiiRolaf
Sic Scagnaeit 0N S1l3eS oie z,
su leituren Shiitt5artcii Ser
loas Esine 90de6en geUoTsn,
New-York tribune., 1908-01-07
SOTTHW4RD HO!

The present year bids fair to be marked by
the beginning of several Interesting and hope
full ventures in polar exploration both boreal
and austral The postponed Arctic voyages of
Commander Peary and Mr.. Weman will pre-
sumably be undertaken, together with others
or the continuation of others in the Arctic re-
gions. and several attempts will be made TO
extend human knowledge of the great lone
land" which lies around the South Pole. OF
the latter one of the most interesting and aus
picious will be that which may regard as
French official expedition. from the fact that
nearly all the funds required are being pro-
vidpd by the French government
This expedition will be under the leadership
of DR.. Jean Charcot, the son of the famous
pathologist Jean Martin CharcOt and himself
an experienced Antarctic explorer. 1t will set
ont in July so as TO reach the Far South in the
early austral spring, going in a small steamer
which is being specially built for the purpose
and carrying supplies Of all kinds sufficient for
two years. The crew will consist Of twenty
two men, ten of whom with DR. Charcot
on his last Antarctic expedition. There will also
be seven scientific observers besides DR.. Charcot
himself and elaborate geographical, geological,
botanical meteorological and other researches
will be made, in addition to earnest endeavors
10 reach the pole In land and ice work much
reliance will be placed upon several motor
sledges which have been built for the purpose
and with which DR.. Charcot and his >cOmpan-
ions are now practising and experimenting on
the glaciers of the Alps.
A commendabe feature of the enterprise is
seen in the selection of the route and sphere of
operations DR.. Charcot is convinced that the
best route TO the South Pole is by the way Of
Ross Icy Barrier. and he would greatly like
TO go that way. But he regards ii being
pre- reempted by, or, at any rate, as properly be
longing TO- British explorers and therefore re-
Trains from taking that route. both because of
a commendable spirit of courtesy and because
he thinks that friendly cooperation on separate
lines is likely TO be more profitable than unds-
eliminating rivalry on the same line He will
accordingly go back to his old ground In Graham
New-York tribune., 1908-01-07

learn to handle delicate scientific instruments
and must be versed in the use of electrlcal ap-
naratus The non commissioned officers become
in time practical mechanics and do work which
would be much more liberally compensated III
private life They are skilled artisans as well
as fighting men. and it is penny-wise economy
IN install the highest power guns in our coast
defences and not to secure and maintain an IN
teIligent and competent force to handle tneii
A coast artillery corps cannot be impro'iseu
in case of war, an infantry corps can IL
must be composed of seasoned troops, kept Ill
the service by adequate recognition OF thelr eA-
perience and intelligence. Secretary Iait is
right therefore in wishing to stimulate reeh-
listments and TO secure in this corps ana III
eyery other corps better professional posiuoh
for the men who are willing TO make a per
manent career in the army
There is also much justice in the complaint
that enlisted men in all branches OF the service
are compelled to do unmlitary drudgery- 1his
is an abuse for il lowers the soldiers military
spirit and makes him feel that he is being I'M
posed upon Secretary Taft suggests the Gre
alton of q general service corps TO perform III
non military duties the men enliSting with that
understanding. The soldiers lot has become un-
attractive in many ways. Much of the tradi-
ttonaI glamour of military service has vanished
and at the same time the pay has not been
fairly adjusted to the scale in civil empioEmehis'
The way TO revive the self respect and efficiency
of the enlisted man is to inspire him with the
idea that his calling Is a serious and respect
able one and that meritorious service III II VIII
bring adequate recognition and compensation.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-07
TMPROFING THE ARMY.

The annual report of the Secretary of War
deals for the most part with what is at pres
ent the most urgent problem in the military
service-how to keep The ranks of the army FULL
and full Of capable and experienced soldiers.
II seems impossible under existing conditions
to attract and hold enough men to maintain
the army at its authorized strength. There
should be in the service 69S61 enlisted men;
but the deficit reported by the Secretary of
War is 1861. 1t is obvious that something is
the matter with the enlisted mans status: for
only a small proportion of the rank and file
stay on after the first enlistment expires and
those who stay apparently the least prom
Using and the least ambitious.
The main grievance of the soldier is. of
course his meagre pay. We have repeatedly
pointed out the unfairness Of comparisons made
between the soldiers compensation and wages
paid in private employment. 1t should be
membered that the enlisted man is fed and
housed. that he enjoys free insurance against
sickness injury OF death. tseat Ire has no fear
of interruptions of work and pay and that he
is entitled 10 retire on pension after a rea-
sonable Service 1t remains true. however, that
his compensation is AT present inadequate. 1t
has not been advanced in generation, while
wages In nearly every other field of employ
ment have been materially advanced and while
the demands of the service have themselves in
creased through the application of scientific
knowledge 10 old methods of warfare. The
soldier of today must be more Intelligent and
more highly trained than was the soldier of the
period of muzze loading muskets and short
range artillery. He must be something more
than what Falstaff dubbed him-'food for
powder" In proportion his duties have
hroat;ened and become more exacting he is
clearly entitled 10 better pay and improved
status.
As we have also pointed out. the coast artiI
lery. which has just been established as
separate military corps requires of the men
u,ho compose il a considerable degree of
mechanical knowledge and practice. They must
New-York tribune., 1908-01-07
IN WASHINGTON SOCIETY.
[From The Tribune Bureau. ,


Washington, JAM 6-The former American Am
bassador Italy William F. Draper, and Mrs.
Draper entertained at dinner tonight the Italian
Ambassador and Baroness Mayor des Planches,
the Ambassador from Great Britain and Mrs.
Bryce, Senator and Mrs Stephen B. Elkins SEN
ator and Mrs. Julius c. Burrows, Justice and
Mrs. Holmes, Rear Admiral William Sheffield
Cowles and Mrs Cowles. Mr.. and Mrs Glib
son Fahnestock, Mr.. and Mrs William Corcoran
Hill, Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Glover. Mrs. Richard
H. Townsend, Mrs. Robert Hinckley and Signor
Montagna, counsellor, and Signor Centaro, second
secretary, of the Italian Embassy.
The first leap year dance of the season given
at Rauschers tonight, with the debuantes of this
season and last managers Dancing began
10 o'clock and supper served hour later.
Chaperoning the party end receiving the two hun
dred guests Mrs Newberry, Mrs. Converse,
Mrs Hoyt Mrs. Leech and Mrs Joseph Craw-
ford. while the girls who managed the affair
Miss Shelby Converse, Miss Constance Hoyt and
Miss Caryl Crawford.
Mrs ]. Van Vechten Olcott has gone to New
York for a few days She will return here Thurs
day, and Tuesday will hold her first "at
home in her new house Sheridan Circle
Rear Admiral and Mrs Barker entertained
number OF young people at dinner tonight. friends
of Miss Louise Maxwell, who afterward took them
to tile leap year dance.
The Misses Shonts, of New York. the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Reid Rogers. The Due
de Chaulnes who is also in Washington, is stay
ing at the Arlington.