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Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-04-07
PIERWsZA sWIATYNIA
HINDUSoW

San Francisco, Cal, 7 kwietnia
Dokonano tn poSwiecenia pierw-
szej Swiatyni Hindus6w ma rogu
ul. Webster Hubert. Swiatynia
ia Jest zbudowana ma wzor slaw,
nej swiatyni Tai Mafal W In
dyach.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-04-07

Straszny zamach w Pittsburgh
Zazdrosny starzec. - Zeznania
konajacego anarchisty. - Sill
verstein opowiada w szpitalu
szczego4y ,zamachu ma Union
Square w Nowym Yorku. -
Znaf Berkrnanna panne Gold
man.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-04-07
oLBRzYM1 PRoJEKT.

Petersburg, 6 kwletn1a. = W.
Dumie rozpoczeia sic dis dyskus
sya mad projektem budowy kolei
nadamurskiej. Minister komuni
cyl zawiadomif Dune, re budo4
wa kolei tel 0 jednym torze kcszs
towac bedzie 40 milion6w rrbll'
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-04-07
I POLA PIRACY.
100000 LUDZI POZBAWIO-
NYCH JEST PIRACY w
FILADELFII.

Mayor tego miasta zada cd Ra-
dy miejskiej $4,000 ma rzecz
niezatrudnionych. - Konferen-
cya gornik6w i wiascicieli ko-
pain. - Podjecie piracy w ia
brykach Novel Anglii. - Unia
kelnerow bojkotuje Bryan'a.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-04-07
.SKANDALICzNY
PROCES ROzWODOWY.
MILIONER HOWARD
GOULD I JEGO IONA.
Powody skargi rozwodowej. -
Pijanstwo nieprzyzwoite zacho-
wanie sic milionerki. - lie ko-
beta moze wypic - Nies1ycha-
ny rekord pijacki pani Gould.

New York, 7 kwietnia. - Ho-
ward Gould, starajacy sic roz-
w6d ze swoja mafzonka, Z domu
panna Katarzyna Clemmons,
przedstawiI sadowi przez adwo-
kata swego dowody, ola ktorych
domaga sic rozwodu. Gould zada
procesu tajnego, natomiast jego
zona stara sic, azeby rozprawy
procesu odbywaly sic publicznle.
Jednym Z pierwszych zarzutow
Goulda przeciwko maizonce jest
skandaliczne prowadzenie sic Jel
aktorem Farnum. Gdzie tylko
Fornum ze swoja trupa daWal
przedstawienia, pani Gould "a
MIN jezdziia, po przedstaWienlu
zabierala go do swojego mieszka-
MIA automobilem. Z aktorem tym
przen1ieszkala czesto w hotelu St.
Regis, gdzie wywo}ywaia swojem
zachowaniem sic powszechne
zgorszenie.
Jej prowadzenie sic doprowa-
dzi1o do publicznego skandalu,
kiedy w +. 1906 PAM Gould w
towarzystwie aktora Farnum IL
dala sic ma farme Blue Gap, gdzle
sic upila, spadIa ze sto}ka ma po-
dfoge / obficie womitowa}a. Gdy
przyszIa do siebie, poczela pic w
daTszym ciqgu, poczem udala sic
do ogrodu, gdzie spadla Z lawecz-
XII W stanie bezprzytomnym
przeleza1a przez kilka godzin.
w da1szym ciqgu oskarzenia
Gould stwierdza, ze pred Slubem
iona jego przedstawi}a mu sto-
sunek jej I "pu1kownikiem Buf-
falo Bill" (Cody) jake zupe}nie
niewinny. Tymczasem ma}zonek
dowiedzia} sic po Slubie, re jego
iona, bedqc jeszcze panna Glenn
mons, zyla Z "Buffalo Bill' W An
gill, Francyi i Amcryce jak z me-
zem.
Da1ej przedstawia Gould ilosc
trunk6w wypijanych przez jego
maIzonke codziennie. Zwykle ra-
no przed $niadaniem wypijala
cztery w6dki. Nastepnie przed
posilkiem w poludnie, pi}a kilka
trunk6w mieszanych; wypija}a W
da1szym ciqgu poi Ultra wilma. po-
czem raczyla sic likierami mai
rozmaitszego gatunku. Przed o.
biadem "lyknela" sobie dla zao-
strzenia apetytu znowu kilka
"mieszanych", poczem wypijaifa
nieograniczona iloSc szampana.
zona r6wniez ME szczedzila mu
r6znych domowych przykroscl'
Dokucza1a mu ma kazdym kroku,
iak r6wniey i s1uzbie, ktora cla-
gle zmieniala. Gdy jej raz pow1e-
dial, ze wezmie MIA rozw6d,
w6wczas, aby mu dokuczyc, "a
kupila ma jego rachunek klelno-
tow "a $65,ooo,
Azeby ia Cd tego sposobu zy-
cia odciagnqG, nieszczeSllwy mai
zonek wyjecha} Z MIA ma Was
nym yachcie Niagara" w podroz
naokofo swiata. Wszedzie, gdzle
zatrzymywali sic W portach, iona
ME omieszkiwaia publicznle go
kompromitowac, Po powroc1e do
domu powstala jej w g}ow1e ro-
mantyczna mySl wybudowanla
zamku w Port Washington, l.. L.,
ma wz6r historycznego zamku
"Castle Killarney, w Irlandy1.
| Zamkowi' temu nada}a nazWe
"Castle Could. Sprowadzono bu-
downiczychch, kontraktorow / t..
d. Ale zanku ukohczyc ME mo-
zna bylo, bo PAM Gould robotni-
kami zaczela sama komendero-
wac, Wyzywa1a ich Cd ostatnlch
wyrazoF, jezeli ci ME chcieli sic
do lei Raprysow zastosowac. Ko-
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-04-07

1LlZDOnd, D KWletlla. - w SlO-
Icy panuje nieslychane rozgory-
czenie Z poWodu okrutnego po-
stepowania rzqdu W obec wczo-
rajszych demonstracyj. Rozruchy
te powsta1y ma wieSc o protestach
stronniCtwa republikaiiskiego,
kt6re oskarzalo rad O chec sfaf-
szowania wyniku wybor6w. w
mgnieniu Okla zebraiy sic he
przejrzane tIumy ma placu, gdzie
znajdowafa sic g}6wna kwatera
republikan6w, ale juz w chwile
potem zjawiIy sic tam oddziafy
piechoty i jazdy, kt6re natych-
miast przystapily do ataku. Wow
czas Z tfumu poczq1 sic sypac ma
zo}nierzy grad kamieni, ci zaS da-
Ii ognia. Swiadkowie tel strasz-
nej sceny opowiadajq, re plac byI
formalnic zlany krwiq. Dotych-
czas jednak ME ukazaIo sic w "a
dnym Z dziennikow lizbohskich
sprawozdanie Z bratob6jczej. wal
XII, gdyz rad wyraznie to zaka-
zal.
Lizbona, kwietnia. - Glow
ny atak demonstrujqcych tium6w
skierowany byf przeciw redak-
cyom gazet reakcyjnych, t. ].
'frankist6w", stronnictwa "rege-
nerator6w" i nacyonalist6w.
Gmachy te jednak wprz6d juz
otoczone zostaly przez kawale-
rye, kt6ra natychmiast bia}a bro
MIA rozpedzaIa manifestantow.
Wojska ME dopuszc ally do zad-
nych zbiorowisk ulicznych.
Lizbona, 6 kwietnia. - Obi
czanie glos6w, oddanych przy
wczorajszych wyborach, idzie
bardzo wolnym krokiem. Spra-
wozdania Z niekt0rych okreg6w
rad umy$lnie trzyma w tajemni-
cy, a urny wyborCze otOczyf woj-
skiem i policyq. Dotychczas zna-
ne sq wyniki re 1o7 okreg6w; w
zadnym Mich ME wybrano kan
dydata republikahskiego.
Lizbona, 6 kwietnia. - DIS
ponowiIy sic tn rozruchy, gdy
podjeto zn6w wybory, wczoraj Z
powodu krwawej demonstracyi
przerwane. I tym razem jednak
wojsko Z Gala bezwzglednoSci9
rozpedzifo tIumy. DotyChczas
wybrano cztercch republikan6w.
Lizbona, 7 kwietnia. - Stwier-
dzono ostatecznie, re podczas
przedwczorajszej manifestacyi
zofnierze zastrzelili siedmiu oby-
wateli a stu ciezko ranili. WOjsko
strze1aIo ma SIepo bez zadnej roz-
wagf dosz1o do tego, ze w ciem-
noSciach wywiaza}a sic walka
miedzy MEM a oddzia}em gwar-
dyi obywatelskiej; pablo wow
czas trzech zo}nierzy.
Bezpo5rednim powodem przed-
wczorajszej rzezi ma ulicach Liz
bony byf sp6r, kt6ry sic wywi2-
zaf miedzy republikanami a mo-
narchistami o obliczanie g}osow'
lpo wyboractl. Republikanie oba-
wall sic, ze monarchiSci przy Ii
czeniu dopuszczac sic bed2 O.
szustw. w ko5ciele 5w. Domini-
ka, bedqcym najsiIniejszq plac6w-
kq republikan6w, zazqdall monar-
chisci, ably pod pozorem sp6znio-
nej pory zatrzymano przez noe
urny wyborcze w 5wiatyni. Spree
ciwili sic temu republikanie /
wnet sp6r zamienil sic w b6jke,
kt6ra wnet przeniosla sic czeScio-
wo ma ulice. Nagle zjawilo sic
wojsko, kt6re wypedzilo walcz2-
cych koSciofa i zaje1o 5wiqty-
ME. zofnierze wnetrza koScfola
dali kilka salw, ktore jednak ME
uczyniIy tlumom mic zlego. Kie-
dy jednak demon stranci w coraz
to znaczniejszejf liczbie otaczac
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-04-07
zE STOLICY KRAJU.
OBRADY SENATU I IZBY
REPREZENTANToW.

Senat uchwala sto milionow do
larow jako budzet arrnii. -
Przewoz napojow wyskoko-
wych do Stanow dotknietych
prohibicya. - Oryginalne roz-
porzadzenie prezydenta Roose-
velta. - Dziwna powolnoSc dla
."Ajryszow".
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-04-07
KRWAWE ROzRUCHY
W PORTUGALII.
Rad w OKRUTNY SPOS6B
TLUMI WSZELKA OPO-
ZYCYE.

Ma ulicach Lizbony lezafo wczo-
raj siedniu zabitych i stu ram
nych. - Szczego1y walk lud-
nosci z zo1nierzami w stolicy
ma prowincyi. - Wynik wybo-
row.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-04-07
DROBNE WIADOMO$CI
zAGRANICzNE,
ZMIANA RZADU w ANGLII,

Odroczenie parlamentu. = Pras3
krytykuje nieobecnose krola.
Katastrofa budowlana W. BON
dynie. - z panstwa khuta ]
grabiezy. = Zwyciestwo Du-
my. - Olbrzyrni projekt.
The evening world., 1908-03-20
DEMAREST BREAKS
BILLIARD RECORD

CHICAGO. March @-By making a
run OF 10 in his game with Poggenourg
for the amateur billiard championship,
Calvin Denarest last night established
a new worlds record.
In the thirteenth inning Demarest
found the balls to his liking. and be-
fore he missed had rolled mp total Of
10 In the next inning Poggenburg
scored 81. his last double figures OF the
game. Demarest showed runs OF ~ -
and 30. closing the game with an un-
finished run OF 20.
The score by innings:
pemares;-4. o. 81, "a. l. 3. 1s, O. 3.
"a i, 10. -. -. ?. -. 2 10 Total 100:
high run lTO: average 81 l-l9.
Pogg-nburg !. ). .. 3. o. 0. q. :. II.
O. 90 O. 81 !. u. 3. q. Total, l35: high
run -: average 9-ls.
Young Loughrey Fights Two.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa. March co
Young Loughrey boxed two men at re
Broadway a. {. las; night. He frs,
took on Phil Griffin for three rounds.
and Phil rad rather tho best o; liz
milling The second bout IVES with
Willie Lucas. and " llie got wuat WaN
coming to him. Lougarey gave him a
lot OF punishment IN the three rounds.
The evening world., 1908-03-20
Cavanagh Specia! Sunday
Carries Army of New York
esr to the Meeting.

ters on tho outside. The track and
grounds are in perfect shape for the
opening. thanks TO the hard work OF
Superintendent Tom Strahan. and II the
weather continues pleasant there viii
be records hung UP.
Mike Daily. trainer OF ]. W. Colts
:ciaan M in tbese IN in me air. rores
down here. His horses are fit and
ready, and can jump. Last Monday
morning he schooled Gus Straus. Kara.
Prince OF P!lsen and Percentage two
turns of the field and say. you never
saw a finer set of jumpers in your life.
Not one made as much as a bobbe.
lie afterward schooled Irons!des, Pc
narris. Banner and Old Guard one
turn Of the field and they also schooled
well. especially Penarris. There are
plenty Of steeplechase horses here. but
| think Nike Daily has the cream OF
The evening world., 1908-03-20
sharkcy A. c. Stag -ro-Morrow Night.

The stag o: the SAarkey a c.. which Vas
interrupted by the police making a raid on
the club on Wednesday night. VII! be he'll on
Saturday night. Manager Jim Buckley and
the others arrested by tho police were DIS
charged by Magistrate Walsh yesterday. AID
Buckley declared that lie would put on the
show on the aforementioned night. There
vii bc three six-rouud bouts. TIE sane b. KEGS
& appear who We're billed iu= WeinssaLJ
The evening world., 1908-03-20
Here's First Real Line On
Horses CHARTERED at Wash
ington Course.
BY VINCENT TREANOR.

wv 1HATEVER erect the ant-bett!ns
NJ legislation at Albany may have
w on the local racing situation its
influence has not cut In on Benn!ngs.
where on Monday the barrier Will be
sprung by Mars Cassidy on the first race
OF the Eastern season. Thousands will
be on hand when the old familiar ia
ra-ra-ra is bugled from the judges
stand.
The John Cavanagh spec!al over the
PENNSYLVANIA road which follows the
congressional Limited sunday afternoon,
Will carry the New York crowd-book-
makers. their clerks and the players.
Demands for seats on the special are
surprisingly large this year. considering
the hard winter and the stringency OF
the money market. Racegoers. how
ever, are strangely unaffected by fasn-
cial upheavals and panics. They always
seem to have plenty OF the wherew!thaJ
and naturally are a happy lot in is
possession.
Reports Mcaere This Year.
But back to Benn!ngs and the horses.
Never up TO this year have reports or
the preliminary work at the Washington
course been so meagre. This IS not
due to any lack Of interest. but posi-
bly, TO the attention directed al Albany.
where the fate OF the metropolitan sea-
son is hanging In the balance. Horse
men. trainers. the men with whom
racing is more ot a legitimate business
than sport, however. have not been
id.Ing their time away figuring on waat
New Nork's brilliant legislators are go
Ing 70 do with the Asnew-lIlrt meas
.
The evening world., 1908-03-20
Burke to Meet JACK Fitzaerald.

Nike Newman. Who ia running ;he Spring
Garden a. e.. ot Philadelphia. nov. an
n5u.ceI iast night that he hll ;u"! sal. IT
Burke. the lOya. mia il.c-weiSa;. TO meet ia i.
Fi,zE-~all the QGaS-r 'i,v wiid' vei-'.t T.,
fur 50 r.uuis on March - For H!s show
ton -at hs aAs @. .gu.G Young keun y. ..
Boston, to meet jan Gam %. ~ rIit> arg.
IN the wnI-Lu 60. s!N rounds. fa.s s.ag.d
N, |vrft
The evening world., 1908-03-20
HYPNOTIC EYE
IS A KNOCKOUT.
DECLARE EXPERTS
Many Strange Victories Can Now
Be Blamed on the Peculiar Squint
That Sometimes Goes Straight
Through You.

NGS hypnotic
r.
- SMILE this level Roche and his
that
champ
hayrnaker
bringing o for a
The evening world., 1908-03-20
JACK JOHNSON TO MEET jim BARRY

hand SO badly on KalIy's head that his man
aEer r. Z. Jones. lls wired to Jim Cr'frntn,
;hv California promoter. that Billy Won't be
ao. 70 fight :or two months.
The evening world., 1908-03-20
READY FOR THEBUGLE ATBENNlNGS

nings they have been up with The sun
, Tor the past month or so fitting their
thoroughbred charges for a season
campaigning without a thought OF the
dangers OF the game.
1t hasn't been the easiest kind OF a
task 10 get line on the doings of these
from a we'll known handler of string
or racers to the writer a fair Idea or
the conditions at Washington may be
had. This trainer has had his horses
He has been among the first to take ad-
vantage of the training weather and has
taken note OF the do!ngs OF the other
string. He writes:
Madden Has Fine String.
~. E. Madden has iifty-four horses In
training here. and they are the finest
looking horses here. His two -year-olds
are far above the average in looks and
size and they all seem TO be runners,
Sa!vIdere, Dandeion and King James
make up a fine trio every morning as
they take their TWO and half mile
gal!op at good stiff pace. These three
have been on the slow side up TO this
time. Salvtdere is the most improved
horse n man would want to see. He
has thickened out and grown wonder
fully this year. and the same can also
be said OF King James who is a grand
as good looking rs any. Madden has
four good handicap candidates in these,
but / think. OF the four. Call Boy. a
maiden OF great promise, and Smoker
will bear his silks IN Mondays big
event
Dave Woodforl who succceds j
Benny Beach az trainer of the Beveryck
stable Aolds a StrpnS hand TOR the
handicap In Berke!y and banvah. They
have done everything asked OF them N
Il nice way and | think myself they are
"Gra:ialIo and Billie .I!bbs worked
very god Tuesday morning. as also did
Greene and Royal Lady sam Harris
has been doing nicely, ard as he gets
in pretty lignt-g1 pounds think ne
Will 60 some 4 ne repeats lis frst l. =
fornauC- % last spr.nG az AqueiI't.
George Odorn arrived from N"w or
leans with Ortrulum and Come lIennc
and eight others. Among th"S" two anu
the others have mentioned YOU VII.
ind the winner OF the handicap
Track Stables All Full.
Al IN. stables here are fun AMI
horses coming In now have TO find quar-
The evening world., 1908-03-20
keatirg Ai1er Leach Cross.

, M ,ut-. As so1r as Hart's ear i WEI enough
10 permit h.u go f.-r'
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claimed that Burns Is a mesmerist, and
the Idea grows so strong in both Eng
land and ireland that reporters for the
sporting journals went to interview
Tommy and ask IL It were true that he
understood the art OF hypnotism. Pretty
hard to beat that. but as the story
came over here at cable rates It must
he true.
Whether Tommy has the trance-pro-
ducing glim or not. every loyal Eng
nshman will believe the tale. It's
nice, comforting way to account tor
the easy defeats of England's best men
at the hands of the smaller and Lighter
American
THE second time Young co-eett
beat McGovern Terry's hackers
d claimed that Corbett had "hyp-
motto eye"
It Is very likely THAT bold. open
stare in the ring helps to intimidate
and make an antagonist weak through
nervousness. Young Corbett Terry
McGovern. Jim Jeffrles. Tommy Burns.
John L. Sullivan. Billy Papke and many
other famous fighters Use or have used
the fighting glare to good effect IN
Say, usually had his men whipped be-
fore the fight began. just through glar-
Ing savagely at them across the ring
and shaking their confidence. This may
not be hynotisxn. but It's closely related
to 1t.
- DER UNHOLZ telephoned all tho
X New York papers yesterday
III
Lou.s Marisch OF San Francisco. a
fiGht promoter who has pulled off sew
eral big bouts for the Pacific a. c. had
wired him an offer of 60 per cent. Cor
match with Cans. adding Shat the house
would probably come to about S3DOcJ.
Unholz wired back that Cans wanted n
guarantee of $1,000 for his end. 1T
will be easy to get that" said the
Boer. "Conroth wants US and he'll put
NJ the money for a fortytive round or
finish fight"
The Boer having been a sailor for
eight years. figures that he VIII be a
great attraction in san Francisco on
Decoration Day. when the fleet VII lie
in Frisco Harbor and several thousand
sailors will have shore leave.
Young Donohue, who has Tough, Tn
hoiz within the year. says: "Cnho,z IS
so awkward YOU can't hit him. He
dances UP and down and keeps MS
head bobhinE He rusles al the t'me
and keeps hitting as fas, az ae can
swing EN-. Nothing hurts him AMI ne
can't be tired out " en- ae lands
punch = has 4 sting 20 II.
1T wouldn't surprise me 20 see him
wear Cans down and ct him 90 a s1 sE
scrap. Cans could beat him FOR srr'y
rounds and 1ni the Eoer only .om.rg
faster az the end think H-.s ;ogg aer
and stronger than Nelson ever was H..
he doesn't know a quarter - vHf. Nr.-
son knows about boxing He'd 1a a
sucker FOR any clever m-a la a s.Ir-
scrap"
TOE CANS h5s q '-v r-..-at- - :
tliuss tI SAY Hn".. Jimmy a-.-
"BrIr an- .t -.- g.H-#r .s f.-.
The evening world., 1908-03-20
Walsh and belmont Finally Matched.

>s,.r many arguments over 'h' weigh;
question. Mini Murray has finally T.'''hei
\ Ielal0at and Jimmy walsh, the TWO BIS;
little fellows of New England, 90 battle ~
twelve uaI- A. the lE ~ fs' N- -
a. A.. ~ Boston uu MArU %. Us. % g.
al.- lr-srest NiI. Ht 'aE.u n me .'-' ~
'ne fIgh' fans " Boston As 'Na ais Hat"
I-.u t-,.r- 80 =.t 'l-.rl. 'Hr $50 years.
They vsU Tx AZ rr''h"s. Shts
Papke Can't Fight for Two McnthS.
Billy Tapk-. the Western ya''ne. N-7 1'N
claims She m.ii.-Ne.-at calup. ms ..| a.."
as res..: - h.s ..s'l-y g Hug Kelly. p
,he.s ,cu--.a71 3a',.e a: MaNaaN"" 20 last
Mn 'lv night, VII. 10; be able 90 BOX again
f,- .-.g eight weeks. He ..Ju--l Hl. rs7;
The evening world., 1908-03-20

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.sas sita ufuaaut tltpnllaas
The evening world., 1908-03-20
Track Stables All Full

Al the stables here are fun ana
.orses coming In now have to find quar-
The evening world., 1908-03-20
METROPOLIS
tHE lOafOS

HAe A.gttlnH ,utr NtEtE ug. sN.st
10. Alas q. -. sit.t saH. Mas = at ia'Q
The evening world., 1908-03-20
r-aNATloNAL lCE H0CNEY
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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1908-08-01
Deathtrap for Birds.
NeaC York Transcript.


One of the keepers who came ashore from
Boon Island recently tells the story of strange
death encountered by thousands of migrating
birds every spring.
Flying along the coast at night they are in
stantly attracted by the powerful light from
the watch tower, as moths are drawn to a
candle. Thousands of these birds in their
passage north fly with full force against the
thick glass of the brilliantly lighted lantern.
Stunned to death, they fall to the rocks below
or scale away for a little distance and futter
helplessly into the water
The light of morning sometimes reveals the
rocks covered with the little creatures whose
journey to their summer homes has met this
sudden and fatal termination. Hundreds Of
species are found among the unfortunate little
tourists. Most of them are easily recognized
as belonging to the various common classes of
song birds. But very often large birds of
beautiful plumage come to their final resting
place in this manner upon the bleak rocks of
Boon Island.
On one occasion several years ago the thick
glass of the lantern was shivered to atoms by
the impact of some strange bird of powerful
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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1908-08-01
Getting Back to the Soil.
Pittsbltrg Post.


About twenty years or so ago, and for
number years following, there was marked
exodus of young men and boys from the coun-
try to the city. The rural youth found there
were many things he could turn his hand tom
the city that meant to him ready money. So
the farm was deserted for metropolitan allure
ments. The reaction has set in, and now there
is a generous return to bucolic life The man
who has spent a score or more of years in city
and has amassed competence finds himself
warming for communion with country scenes.
When this exodus from the farm began, stu
dents of politico-economic subjects racked their
brains for a logical deduction as to the probable
result Time has brought the solution. The
cities were in the main builded by men who
were born in the countrywide began life on
the farm or in the crossroads grocery. These,
particularly, are the men who are now going
back to the farm. Not for the purpose Of
farming, themselves, but to have country
home away from the din and dirt of the city.
The electric railway, the development and ex-
tension of the telephone service, the rural free
delivery and other things that have convent
enced living away from the business centers
are responsible. The return of the city man to
the country has enhanced the price of farm
property, and materially added to the tax du.
plicate. Back to the soil! It's good old
slogan.