New-York tribune., 1908-07-04
THE TALK OF THE DAY.

The automobile a fire department -.
comes in for high praise and the horse-u "
wagon for back handed slap In me aIhu"l
80 NJ the Boston department. recently hlaue
nubuc Commissioner Wells. who writes 'he re-
+ is strongly in favor Of the motor Venleie
both for carrying fire fighting apparatus anu -.
po'h A0 ,tafs Prom the viewpoint OF
fa+,, IN riders and to the public on the street
savs the commissioner, the record ol
-. rea+1v in favor Of the automobile 10
ths ohserver this may not appear 10 be So out
the fact remains that in the thousands oh ms ~
.oxered with the automobiles no INJURY 10 pei so"
has occurred. while in the same pello ~ -
obiefs have been thrown from their wagons On
a.a1 occasions and one pedestrian has oeen
kiued and several injured by being knockeo ~ 90" Il 4
h,, these FIRE wagons. The automobile IN sAiiiul
hands is easily and promptly controlieo the horse
is not"
AMERICAN REPUBLIC.
c,,, +oT among the nations. stawart. free
GT9WI th Sr-o+SfuI r1 beauty and with prowess clad
And arms outstretched to oless the pooi anu
Thou standest like proud and s nobls 1ss trss rss
Firm planted deep and tbe ~aT patbering peoples add
ndo ana breathe the breath of freedom and are glad
hT Deem spreading roots. that keep thee fresh and
whose Sources feed thy youth. thy powers
For onward strength will not thy form pro-
But Inward love Of truth that at. scorns = to wrong
Sc long as dwells that hidden IRE secure
~ TRJJMBUIL w. CLEAN
Mrs John A. Logan has begun the WORK OF
sunervising the installation OF the relics OF her
husband General Logan. I'm the memorial nail
,-a,sred for them in the Stats House at Spring
6eId I'll The collection consists In part or
large number of photographs taken curing the
Civil war photographs of General Logan from
hovhood M bronzes, and resolutions passed ny
organizations all over the United States at the
tim. of his DEATH and resolutions on the death
of his son. Major John A. Logan. 1r.' SSd United
s+at.s Volunteers who was killed on November
II. 1899 while leading charge against Asul-
naldo's intrenched army in the Philippines
s,rdav school teacher-Tommy. saw you run
ming the lawn mower this morning DO you thlnk
1t o39 Ta5 Ts9T fGF It kept the from
CROWN on Sunday,-Chicago Tribune
~. Observation-Disclosures Revisor- otherwise
district inspector of the postofice department Of
caruanv-on a tour of inspection found tele-
nhone operator in a small town wearing whlte
silk waist low at the neck, instead OF tne olue
uniform waist" and reported the offender to the
chief of the inspection office. Not only. said he.
"gera the regulations of the service violated. but
the silk garment cut very low The chief
office directed the immediate discharge or the tee-
nhone operator and gave warning 10 other possible
offenders that women in the imperial service must
dress In keeping with the service regulations"
Uncle Jim Hastings umpred the game between
'he WI, Ma, Saw, how did he look when he got
through? . -. tra,o IL, .,ouss E Soo. Q
and weighs 24O."-Cleveland Plain Dealer
Johannes schilling known the Nestor of
carn,an scuiptors celebrated the eighteth ami
,.srsarv Of his Birthday June 23. Among his
notab,e works are THE Four Divisions OF the Day
at Dresden: the Schiller memorial at Berlin. the
colossal figure of tiermanis at Niederwalden and
the Reformation memorial at Leipsc. On his
hirthdav a movement started to erect in
Dresden a Schiiling museum. whore models Of his
works raay be preserved. The first subscriber
was the city of Dresden. with $4,000 marks. and
che state followed with $4,000 marks Sehilling
is stilI in good health. but his sight is rapidly
falling.
.sIe saws his motto is Live and Learn I"
Well, II he isn't more successful al the for
mer than the latter Well be going TO his funeral
son philadelphia Press