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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-02-18
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nadchodzi tn wiadomoSc, re W
niektorych miasta Azyi mniejszej,
iak Van, Musch it'd. mobilizuje
sic jak najSpieszniej rezerwa tu-
recka a na t e Pm e od-
syia sic ia sku granicy. Rownocze-
snie rozwija sic ma wieksza skale
agitacya rewolucyjna W Turcyi,
przyczem wydaje sic proklama-
eye i rozmaite odezwy wezwa-
MEM do podnoszenia protestow
przeciw planom wojennym sulta-
ma.
w Tyflisie r6wniez wiadze
wojska rosyjskiego ME zasypiala
sprawy juz ma caiym Kaukazie
wydano rozporzadzenia azeby
wszystkie konie majace bye uzyte
do celow wojskowYch, byly W
pogotowiu. Lekarze tutejsi odby-
Ii ostatnio zgromadzenie, ma kto-
rem postanowili w razie wybuchu
--wojny -pospieszye ze swemi ussu-
gami ma plac boju.
Koncentracya wojsk tureckich
ma granicy rosyjsko perskiej jest
nastepstwem sporow granicznych
Persya. Niedawno pewna Geese
wojska tureckiego przekroczyla
granice w poblizu Urumiach ma
lozyla kontrybucye ma mieszkan-
cow tamtejszych. Rosya zalozyla
protest przeciw temu naduzyciu
ma mocy istniejacych ukladow z
Persya i zaczeia gromadzic woj-
ska ma granicy. Spodziewano sic,
re juz podobne zachowanie sic
Rosyi powtstrzyma Turcye cd dal-
szych jej planow agresywnych.
Poczatkwo nawet zdawalo sic, ze
sic tax stanie, ale kiedy wiadomo-
Sci Armenii donosza o wrecz
przeciwnych wydarzeniach i "a
rzadzeniach, wiec nalezy przypu-
szczac, IL stan rzeczy przybierze
zgo}a odmienny obrot. : Wy
buch wojny uwazaja "a nieunik-
niony.
Petersburg, IS lutego. - Alar-
mujace wieSci mozliwoSci wy
buchu zapasow wojennych mic
dzy Rosya i Turcya wywolaly W
stolicy pahstwa wprost paniczny
nastroj, Me tylko w kolach woj-
skowych lecz takze w sferach po-
litycznych obecne polozenie jest
powaznie traktowane. Jeden po-
slow wiekszoSci w Dumie ma "a
miar ma najblizszem posiedzeniu
kwestye wojny poddac pod dy-
skusye ogolna. czy narod rosyjski
jest nalezycie przygotowany do
wojny. Duma panstwowa ma
nadto nalezycie wybadac wlasci-
wosci komunikacyjne ma zagrozo-
nym wojna terenie, gdyz ona by
laby odpowiedzialna w zupesno-
Sci "a nastepstwa, w jakieby kraj
pograzyl zly wynik wojny.
Solingen, Niemcy, 1s lutego. -
Tutejsi socyaliSci urzadzili oneg-
daj pochod demonstracyjny, ma
szerujac pred ratuszem, przy-
czem wielu mowcow wyglaszalo
pIomienne mowy "a powszech-
mem i tajnem prawem g}osowania
do sejmu prraskiego. Kiedy de-
monstracya ia zaczela przybierac
obr6t niespokojny, policya wkro-
czyla przyaresztowala niekto-
~rych demonstrantow.
Berlin, 10 lutego. - Jedna tu-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-02-18

tejszych gazet doniosla niedawno,
ze cesarz Wilhelm wraz re wszy-
stkimi ksiazetami niemieckimi po-
iedzie do Wiednia, ably tam zlo-
zyc bezpoSrednio gratulacye cesa-
rzowi Franciszkowi Jozef0wi Z
okazyi jlbileuszu 6O-letnich jego
rzad6w. WiadomoSc ia spotkala
sic Z zaprzeczeniem, prawie Off
cyalnem. Cesarz Wilhelm wstrzy-
ma sic cd tych zbiorowych odwie-
DIN przez wzglad ma wick austry-
adkiego monarchy solenizanta,
kt6remu podejmowanie tylu ksia-
zat niemieckich sprawiioby zbyt
wiele klopotu i trudnoSci. Cesarz
niemiecki uda sic w kazdym razie
do Wiednia, lecz tylko w iowa
rzystwie krola saskiego jednego
2 czlonkow bawarskiej rodziny
krolewskiej.
Londyn, 1S lutego. - Admira-
licya angielska nosi sic zamia-
rem obciecia budzetu floty - to
z tego powodu, ze Geese poslow
radykalnych postanawia wystapic
w Izbie nizszej wnioskami zwal-
czajacyrni powiekszenie floty.
Rad domagai sic pierwotnie wy
budowania 2 nowych okretow, 3
pancernikow, 6 krazownikow, II
torpedowcow wiekszej ilosci 10
dzi podwodnych.
Paryz, 1s lutego. - Komisya,
ktora z ramienia rzadu francus-
kiego wyjeohaia do Ameryki ce-
lem przeprowdzenia badah mad
przyczyna katastrof kopalnianych
powrociIa juz zlozyla swe spra-
wozdanie. Jest ono nader surowe,
ale zasluzone w ocenie stosun-
k6w kopalnianych W Ameryce,
gdzie jeszcze brak tych srodkow
zabezpieczenia przed katastrota-
mi, ktore juz cd dawna istnieJa
we Francyi.
Paryz, 1s lutego. = Wczoraj
wieczorem rozeszla SIG tn Pogao-
ska, ae1lr6l hisxpaasd, Alfons
XIII. zostai przez anarchiste "a
mordowany. Poglosce tel Jednak
brak potwierdzenia talk ze strony
tutejszego ministeryum dla spraw
zagranicznych jak i z ambasa-
dy hiszpanskiej.
Trondhjem, Norwegia, Is lutte
60. = Brytyjski parowiec
,,Aslak", ktory niedawno opuSci
tutejszy port udaa sic do Mid
dlesbrough, rozbn sic ma wybrze-
zu norweskiem. Zaloga skladajaca
sic czte-nastu ludzi, zatonela.
Havana, Kuba, 1S lutego. = Pi-
szsc przygotowaniach Amery-
kanow do uroczystego obchodu
1o-tei rocznicy wysadzenia w po-
wietrze pancernika Maine, Dia-
rio Espanol, organ partyi hiszpafl-
skiej oglosii W artykule Fedakcy]-
nym co nastepuje: obchodza oni
najczarniejsza plame ma kartach
historyi Stanow Zjednoczonych,
podczas gdy caly SWAT i sprawie-
dliwi Amerykanie wierza, il okret
ten wysadzono W powietrze ma
rozkaz departamentu wolny we
Westinghouse, ably m6dz potem
Kube Hiszpanii odebrac. w dal-
szych wywodach dziennik ten pi-
sze, ze oficerowie okretu w od-
swietnych uniformach brali udzial
W pogrzebie zabitych marynarzy,
co kaze przypuszczac, IL wiedzie-
Ii o tym planie. Poniewaz okretu
ME dobyto z woody, stad dowod,
ze eksplozya nastapila w maga-
zynie proch6w.
To1o~rou,u kraSnuyn
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-02-18
Admiral capps dai wczoraj ostra
odprawe krytykom marynarh Stanow
Zjednoczonych.
Kronika Chicag0ska
z RADY MIEJSKIEJ.

~" "N@oi q JSACJ SOAoyA AHAJ ANJ
skiej aid. Cullerton wywo4a@ zywa
dyskusye ponowieniem wniosku
zaprowadzenia tz. "systemu dwu-
szychtowego" u stray ogniowej
przynajmniej W pierwszym obwo-
die. Wedle propozycyi wniosko-
dawcy, straiacy W pierwszym OBJ
wodzie mieliby bye podzieleni ma
dwie szyohty, z kt6rych jedna ped
niiaby sfuzbe cd 8 godz. wieczorem
do 8 rano, a druga cd 8 rano do 6
wieczorem. Me proponowal "a
prowadzenia takiego systemu W
ca}em miescie, gdyz sam uznal, ze
wobec terazniejszych finansowych
stosunk6w miasta byioby to ME
mozliwe. Dyskusya byla wiele o.
zywiona, chwilami takze hurnory-
styczna, W koncu jednak wniosek
odrzucono 43 g}osami przeciw 81.
AID. Kruger Is wardy Wy
wola} niejaka sensacye wnioskiem,
by prosic rzecznika korporacyjne-
60 o orzeczenie, czyli rada miej-
ska ma prawo kontrolowae urze-
dove czynnosci assesor6w komi-
syi rewizyi podatk6w jakie kroki
nalezy poczynit, by niesprawiedli-
wemu rozk}adaniu podatkow "a
pobiedz. Zapytany o co mu wlasci-
vie chodzi, otwarcie odpowiedziai,
re radby urzedowo skonstatowae,
czyli lub lie prawda jest, ae u
bozsi i srednio zamozni obywatele
plaza "a wysokie, bogatsi "a MIS-
kie podatki. Sprawe to ziozono W
rece komitetu prawniczego.
Kompanii Chicago Railway Go.
pozwolono ma wniosek aid. Fore
man przedhMyc linie tramwajowa
ma Indiana str. Cd State str. ma
wsch6d az do wybrzeza jeziora.
Ma wczorajszej sesyi dyrekto-
row Chicago City Railway Co."
sprawdzono, ze udzial miasta W
czystych dochodach z tramwaj6w
W dzielnicy poludniowej W pier
wszym roku wynosi $s75,ooo.
Cz1onkami komisyi bibliotecz-
nei zamianowani zostali Edward
A. Blodgett Arba N. Waterman
ma miejsce Johna W. Eckhardta /
z. P. Brosseau, kt6rych termin u
nedowania sic skonzyl. Nabo-
miast Bernard j. Cigrand zostai
mianowany nastepca swym villas
nym.
Nastepca czionka lokalnych D.
lepszen E. Orrisa Harta, N6ry IRE
zygnowal dla braku czasu, zamia-
nowano agenta sprzedaiy realno-
Sci Felixa A. Nordena.
Prezesem komisyi egzaminacyj-
nej dla maszynist6w zamianowano
WalteraClark ma miejsce Hugha
J. Gleasona, kt6rego termin urze-
dowania sie skohczy}.
ZMIANY w POLICYI.
Sedzia Gibbons ro1strzygnal
wczoraj, IL dawniejsi porucznicy
policyi Joseph A. Thomas, George
Hutchinson, Benjamin 81. Reed i
George F. Bassett ma nowo musza
zostac porucznikami. Thomas 20
staf degradowany przez byiego
szefa Kipleya ma sierzanta d. 19
czerwca 1897, a d. 26 pazdz. 1897
wydalony re s}uzby; inni wySej
wymienionych zostali degradowani
ma zwyklych policyant6w. Hut
Crimson jest obecnie sekretarzem
asystenta szefa policyi Schuettle-
ra, Reed nalezy do tajnej poll
cyl. Degradowani 10 czerwca 1902
wniesli skarge mandamus, by od-
zyskac swe stopnie.
Szef policyi stosujac sic do roz-
strzygniecia, zamianowal wyzej
wy1nienionych porucznikami i
przydzielil ich do r6znych stacy,
wskutek czego nastapil caiy szereg
znian i przesadzeh W departamen-
oia PoniewaH sad nadto rozstrzy-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-02-18

cyantow, "a to liczni policyanc.
zostali mianowani sierzantami pa
trolowymi lub biurowymi.
CHKOPIEC ZASTRZELONY.
W czasie, kiedy wcsoraj popo-
hrdniu pani Scarlotta wyszia 2 do
NIL "a zakupnem, s letni synek jej
Henry zosta} ciezko raniony wy
strzaiem rewolweru. Kiedy mat
ka wr6cifa do domu, zastafa chic
pea umierajacego, ale przytolnne-
go; ma zapytania odpowiadaf tyl-
ko, ze zosta1 postrzelony, ale ME
chcial powiedziec, kn strzelal.
spiesznie przewieziono ch}opca do
szpitala Peoples, gdzie umarf.
Uwiadomiono policye. Boni "
domu ME znaleziono. Wydawalo
sic poczatkowo, ae jakii ely czlO-
wick chyba ze zemsty zastrzelii
dziecko. P6zniejsze sled1two jed
max wykazaao, ae sprawca byl star
sly brat zastrzelonego, 8 letni
James. Chlopcy bawili sic " id
nierzy; James dorwa} sic iakiegos
starego rewolweru przy zabawie
stalo sic nieszczescie. Przeraiony
James otzymal cd braciszka "a
pewnienie, ze ME powie lsto stree
LAX, poczem, zabrawszy REVOLVER
umkna} domu gdziei W zaulku
porzuoil REVOLVER. Kiedy go jed
max odszukano, przyzna! sic do
wszystkiego.
OKALECZONY PRZEZ POLL
CYANCA
% letnl William Bagnel, zam.
pm. 100 Canalport ave., znajduJe
sic W szpitalu sw. Antoniego 70
zlamana szczeka, i kilku giebo-
kiemi ranami ma glowie i twarzy.
Przez tl6macza opowiedzia}, re W
niedziele W nocy, kiedy powracai
z zabawy do domu, ma rogu ulic
Canal i Union jakis policyant obii
90 bez znanego mu powodu po-
.ostawil go niepmytomnego W ryn-
sztoku. Przechodnie podniesli go !
zaniesli do miesakajacego W sasle-
dztwie lekarza, poczem 60 zawle-
ziono do jego mieszkania. WczoraJ
tax mu sic pogorszyio, ze go Sawie-
ziono do ezpitala.
sledztwo zarzadzono.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-02-18

POzar nawyzszym gmachu ma
,Czarna grasue Pennsylvania ZnOwu ME-
szczescie w kopalnii procesy Morsego B6jka
WiOchami.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-02-18
KataStrOfa na mOrzu.

10 etnla rocznlca wysadzena poweze saku Maine nez
Ne wysaplenle hiszpaiskiego dzennka.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-02-18
ROsya Turcya W przededniu walk
PANIKA w PETERSBURGU,
Cags dsmOnstraeys rsfOrma Wyboeza hIemezebh Ces
Wilhelm pojedzie do WisdnIa,
ME CHCA POWIEKSZENIA FLOTY ANGIELSKIEJ

KOuya yi gam as kOpas. POgOska zamOrdOTanu krola
Alfonso.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-02-18
POLSKIE DZIEWCZETA
OFIARAM1.

rozmaitego rodzaju 1astawiania ST.
del ma nieletnie dsiewczeta, q po
wiekszej czesci W tych raportach
polioyjnyoh znajduje sic naawisks
polskie
Tmy dziewczeta, zdaje sic same
Polki, kt6re cd kilku dni znikly
byly, maleriono W pustym pohoju
ma i pierze pm. 9es W. Randolph
str., ponad szynkism niejakiego
steveua Sielina, doksd je jakii
Wsooh, zwsbil wedle opowiadanis
jednej mich, kt6rej tsA udaio sis
uwiadomie swoich majomych o
miejscu jej uwiezienia. D1iewcze
ia te majs Ia. IS, IA l 18.
W South Chicago aresztowano
10 letniego wyrostka, zdaje sic Po-
laka, oskar1onego o napasc ma dzie-
cko podejmanegO o kilka podob-
nych sprawek.
Peter Bersch, specyalny policy
ant W teatrzyku Bijou ma rogu
Milwaukee ave. Erie str. zostaa
aresztowany, gdya oskariyia go o
napase ma mia "a teatrzykiem 10
letnia dziewczyna, r6wniez polskie
nazwisho noszaca.
40 letni Andrew Dupaquer, ma
uczyciel obcych jezyk6w, zostas a.
resztowany dlatego, re dwie dziew-
czyny, niewatpliwie Polki, oskar-
iyy go il podaniem faiszywego a.
dresu 1wabi} je do swego mieszka-
mia W uiecnych celach. Kiedy ma
jego prosbe wyslano 60 z policyan-
tenn do jego mieszkania, 1853 Chi
cage ave-, poderznal sObie gardio
brzytwa, MIN policyant zdo}al te-
mu przeszkodzie umar}, MIN mad
szedl lekarz.
Nieslychanie przykre to wszyst
ko i ME wspominalibysmy moie 0
tenn, gdyby ME obowiazek ostrze-
isnia rodzic6w i opiekun6w, BY
stzuegli lepiej swoioh e6rskl q
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1908-09-05
THE INTERSTATE FAIR

Denver.-All indications point to the
first annual Colorado Interstate Fair
and Exposition to be held in Denver
next week as being by far the largest
exhibition of the kind ever given in
the West
The fair opens Monday, September
18th, with a grand military demonstra.
ton. Governor Buchtel. President
Charles +. Stubs of the Fair associa-
ton. Mayor Speer of Denver and
other prominent men will speak. The
entire detail of United States troops
from Fort Logan. together with several
thousand of the Colorado militia, will
participate in the opening ceremonies.
1t is Labor Day and the labor organiza-
tons will also have a celebration. 1t
has been arranged that Denver shall
be decorated and illuminated all week.
Pains fireworks forms the attrac-
ton at the fair grounds for Monday,
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
nights and upon these nights there
Will be no special attractions in the
city.
Friday night will be an Illuminated
automobile parade through the princi-
pal streets of the city, and out to the
fair grounds. 1t is expected that 5000
aulUS Will De III line.
Saturday night will be a masked car
nival on the streets of Denver, with
masked ball in Eel Jebel Temple.
Every department at the Interstate
Fair is filling rapidly and the display
will be one of the most remarkable
ever gathered in the West. In the
mining exhibits alone will be twenty
tons of selected ores.
In the horse and cattle departments
will be the finest animals in the world
This department will be the largest
ever seen west of the Missouri river
and some famous animals will be ex-
nibited.
There will be special running and
harness races every afternoon, and
also a horse show in front of the
grand stand This horse show is open
to the world and promises to be by
far the best ever seen in the West.
Knabenshue, the airship man, will
be here with his great passenger car
rying airship, and II. G. Powers is
gathering together Midway similar
to the Pike at St Louis and to be
known as the Great Divide, that will
be replete with new and striking at
fractions.
Gargiulo, the great band master,
and his band will give concerts twice
every day, and in addition will be a
score of other bands. so that music
will be one of the big features.
1t is promised by the fair manage
ment that there will be something 60
ing on every minute, so that the sew
enty-five thousand people expected
will have plenty of entertainment.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1908-09-05

as basis of circulation. The government needs
roads The rural mail service Is costing now
335 900 900 per year. 1t will soon cost $780,
coo, 900 With good roads everywhere good
service can be performed at a saving of 20
per cent This means saving of 100000
to $10,0O0,000 per year in the cost OF the ser
vice and this would pay the interest on very
large sum of money.
The government has the right under the
constitution to build roads or help build them.
1t needs them to and 1t has almost I'M
limited ability to help build them. II the gov
eminent were to issue $4,000 900 Of two per
cent. bonds to assist the states in building
roads that are used for rural mail delivery.
say in paying one-fourth OF the cost, the sum
would be sufficient for the purpose and the
saving in rural delivery alone would pay the
interest on the bonds. While the government
would save from 100000 to $10.000000, the
people would save $15O,0oO,Oo0 to 100000 900
by good roads. The great need Of this country
to put 1t on a par with other countries In the
matter Of transportation is good country roads.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1908-09-05
Use Of Microscope in Unique Test

The United States bureau Of chemistry has
found that the microscope may be used to excel
lent advantage in the examination Of food and
drug products for the discovery of adulterants
This is a new idea and large amount Of work
has been done in the application of the micro
scope to analytical work. but there are GER
tain parts of the field az yet untouched. Mi
croscopic tests have become an important ad
junct to the testtube and blast-lamp methods
Of analytical work.
AS an example Of the use Of the microscope
q case recently brought to the attention Of the
bureau Of chemistry was q sample of celery
seed adulterated with nearly 40 per cent. of
powdered rock. This adulteration was Of such
q character as would easily escape the notice
of the ordinary buyer. The usefulness Of the
simple masniher in examining food and drug
materials. however, is limited and recourse
the examination of the products which are
made up OF small articles.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1908-09-05

of distribution has grown up by which food
and other products are shipped half way
around the world from where they are grown
The cost of this distribution is prime factor
in determining the market value Of everything
of this nature. 1t all must pass over country
highways in order to reach the consumer, the
facility and cost Of performing this service is
in a large degree determined by the physical
condition of the highways. Therefore. within
a few decades roads as purely local matter
has grown into one of state and national i'm
portance The former conception is giving
way; the progressive states have taken up and
are taking up the subject as one Of interest
Under the new conditions the state recog
nizes its duty to the highways State aid in
road building Is the result. The next and final
step is national aid to supplement state aid.
, Let us see by comparison to what degree
our own country is able to assist in road build
ing. How better can this be done than by COM
pairing the government debt and interest
charge per capita? Let us do SO.
The national deb. of France per person is
s144: England, $3.50; Germany. SAC; Italy.
$S2: Spain. 1913; Australia, $27S; United States.
$11.11. While every Frenchman has ssO5 in
terest to pay per year we have 20 cents.
Strange as 1t may seem this country needs
a larger debt. There is q dearth of good Sc
curities. More government bonds are needed
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1908-09-05

Commercial starches can be identified with
considerable accuracy by means Of the mi
croscope The examination OF spices forms an
other interesting application Of this method
Of food analysis. In coffee and chocolate prep
arations roasted chicory. cereals. and peas in
the case Of the former and starchy materials
and cocoa shells in the case of the latter. can
be detected by means of the microscope
Thckeners used in the production Of ar
tificial jelies, jams. and other CONNECTIONS, can
be more or less easily detected by microscopic
tests. The thickener materials are gelatin,
starch agar-agar, gum tragacanth and gum
arabic. Another example OF microscopic ex-
animation is the detection of flowers of which
honey Is made. This is OF practical value in
the analysis of honeys purporting to be from
certain flowers. detailed description Of how
the microscope comes to the aid Of the chemist
when he endeavors to detect fraud in food
and food products Is given in the year book
of the department Of agriculture.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1908-09-05

AS a road builder Napoleon was almost as
famous as he was as military genius The
roads Of France are the best in the world in
augaurated and many Of them planned and
built by the little corporal. One of the illus
trations shows road In southern France where
a mountain is tunneled and the side of the
road walled up with masonry. This road is
one Of the sights Of southern France. 1t proved
a splendid Investment and is visited by thou.
sands Of people every year.
In Norway and Sweden many of the roads
are built by blasting out a shelf from the solid
rock. What is true Of Norway and Sweden Ia
equally true of Switzerland. where the roads
are uniformly good and the admiration Of every
traveller
In faraway Australia and New Zealand splen-
did roads abound, while in our own great coun-
try less than eight per cent. of the roads are
permanently improved! There is a reason We
have been working upon the wrong plan. We
have treated the roads purely local and
not general proposition Highway conditions
influence market conditions and this touches
everyone. The roads abroad generally
good because the central government helped to
build them. The steps to take here to solve
this question are first state and next national
aid, and not put the whole expense on the
township or road district.
In colonial times there were few cities of
any size and most people were producers Of
what they consumed. The spinning wheel was
in every community. The "homespun" pre-
vailed. There was very little travel from one
community to another. Many persons were
born, grew old and passed away without going
20 miles from their birthplace Produce was
largely matter Of barter and exchange be-
tween neighbors There was no telegraph, no
railroads. few newspapers and uncertain
and intermittent mail service. Postage was
from fve to ten times the present rate and
consequently there was little correspondence.
The several communities were self.contained
their interest and business was usually bounded
by the horizon. How natural then that the
public roads should have only a local signif-
canoe. Under such conditions what interest
could the rest of the world have in them? The
concept that the roads belonged to those that
used them and 1t was their duty to care for
them was the logical sequence of the times
When the railways came and spread over the
country, and cities were built where the wild
flowers grew. the factory plan came In and
relegated the spinning wheel and hand loom
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1908-09-05
Key 10 Photographs

Copyright, 1908, by Underwood Underwood
I. Norway Road Blasted Out OF SOLID
Rock Which Runs to voring Falls. 1t 10
IL Feet Wide.
2. Thorouehfare Connecting earamuia
and Cashmere, India, Which Is Lined
with Tall Poplars.
3. Women Doing Mems Work In Con-
structing Road at OarjeeIing, India.
a. Typical German Woman Road-Mak-
er at Work Breaking Rock for Thorough
fare Her Wage Is Equivalent to 10
Cents Day.
5. A French Road Cut In the Mountain
Side. This Thoroughfare Was Planned
by Napoleon Bonaparte
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1908-09-05
Beneath His Station,

A young lady went into a well known
establishment few days ago and said
to the shopwalker, DO you keep sta
tionary?"
mo, Miss" replied the shopwalker,
IF did l should lose my job"
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1908-09-05

to the attic as relics of former
conditions. Thousands upon thou
sands came upon the scene who did
not produce what they consumed;
the food products had to be sent
to them over the country roads
and railways. In the span Of
single human life conditions so
changed that the neighborhood
market of barter and exchange gave
way to a world wide market, the
fluctuations OF which were hourly
flashed across continents and I'M
dor the oceans. A mighty system
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1908-09-05

He un { r q v 9 | g d
American Is apt to
have some exagger-
ated opinions of his
own country; he Is
prone to regard
other countries as
back numbers" and
some OF them as
half civilized. When
one has travelled in
many lands he finds
he has much to
learn and often