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The San Francisco call., 1908-10-15
COURTS DEATH IN VAIN

John Anderson, a crippled water
front character who upon three pre-
vfous occasions has attempted suicide
by drowning. made fourth unsuccess-
full endeavor last night. He jumped
into the bay from Howard street wharf.
but was rescued by A. Dorm, quarter
master OF the lighthouse tender Ma
drona. Anderson was taken~to the
harbor hospital. was revived and sent
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-15
vIoLArEs HIS PROBATION

The youth who snatched purse
from Mrs. A. L. Bradlee of S014B Sac
rarnento street. at Pierce and Sacra-
-1enro streets. Tuesday and gave the
name OF James Clifton. was identified
s1.sferday as Lafayette Burch who was
zdmftted 10 probation by Judge Dunno
fu Msv 1907 on a charge of burglary.
He was arrsfgned yesterday before Po-
lice Judge Weller. The case was con-
finued
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-15
GRAIN ELEvAToR BURyED

DAVENPORT. Ia, Oct 14-Fire to-
day destroyed the elevator of the
Rothschild grain company, loss SIS, 600,
and burned 5000 barrels Of glucose
syrup OF the Corn Products manufac-
turing company, loss 365, 900.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-15

The wage earners' suffrage league,
while in San Jose recently, organized
branch of the league there with IL
members from the laundry workers
union and three from the mattresses
union. A committee from the parent
league, which is located in this city,
pose of adding to the membership of
the new organization.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-15

Do You Want s5.OOf
Read THE CALLS weekly oner on
paEe a.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-15

The labor and trades council of Val
lejo has Endorsed the request of the
San Bernardino typographical union to
protest against Lyman NJ. King as
candidates for presidential elector on
the ground that he lis an ardent ad-
Harrison Gray Otis as to organized
labor" The council voted to use all
honorable means to defeat him.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-15

Blacksmith's helpers union No. 316
has elected H. w. Evers and Theodore
Kettleson to represent 1t in the San
Francisco labor council.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-15

B. B. Rosenthal, organizer for the
international upholsterers union, re-
turned. from the north yesterday. He
reports that he organized strong un-
ions at Seattle, Tacoma and Portland
and addressed the, central labor council
situation. He will remain in this city
few days and then go to Los An
geles to organize the upholsterers
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-15

Painters union No. 19 at its next
meeting will consider a proposition to
tax the members cents per capita for
the purpose of maintaining a business
agent in Oakland. This union at its
last meeting initiated II eligibles. w.
G. Walsh was chosen as the manager
of the unions baseball team.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-15

Gas and Electrical fixture hangers
union No. 404. /. B. e. W.. at les last
meeting adopted a resolution of conf
dence in Frank J. McNulty, president;
P. w. Collins, secretary treasurer, and
Charles H. McConaughey, third vice
president of the international body.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-15

Electrical workers, local No. 537. has
elected Nj. Durkin, T. Cummings, C.
Goodharts and NJ. j.. Sullivan as dele
gates to the San Francisco labor coun-
ell.
The sugar workers union has elected
the following as delegates to the same
council: Charles Meinert. H. w. Kru-
ger and III. Sager.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-15

There will be meeting next Sun
/ day of the Asiatic exclusion league,
which will be addressed by several
speakers on the subject of the ex-
clusion of undesirable persons from the
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-15

James McGrady has been elected
financial secretary of the bar tenders
union. local No. Al. vice Joseph E. Vera,
resigned.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-05-14
Nolitifhes.

lNm z. Wai ipuroe in lbrihspillt
3. 8. Dealep BON lbriAspille pol
ben Nepublitanern bisles Diltritts i'll,
Common pleos Hihier nominirt. ,pas
bel Der 3niammeniebuna oes Gijtritts
9leihbeoeuteno lit init elmer Wabl.
Salts Domination ideint aefdirt.
Sic &epublitaner, nelhe ihm bisbe,
nod SppolitiDn 9enlabt, ieben elm.
bob lie nihts ausridien tOnnen uni
teeilen lib, ber aufaebenoen Sonnt
lbre Gr9ebenbeit gu beaeu9en.
Gs sibt ouA in gnalano probebi.
tioniiten ; aber menn oiels aud bit
Wirteihutten abidaffen m0htsn, ME
unlere WaIierfimpel, 10 iino lie bod
onlidnoia aenus, oab lie bereit lino,
Die Wiribe fir Die Werlulte. Die ibnell
ourd Die Naibebun9 tbrer 8eibafte er-
paGlen, 5ll entidaoiaeil. ludbreno un=
Iere Nie6aen 6anatiter Mirtben, Yrau=
nern Ano Branern ibre 8eihdIte eln=
fob ruiniren mOhten. obne oa,an gu
oentsn. oieielben su entlhdolgen uho
ieioer BADEN aud Die 8eri1te in 0ieiem
Sinne entihieoen.
Wsld uebrlihe" GjeiellIhaft uniere
io.bsn pe,taats Gbio B,is Beebuna mar.
1T gum Sblub Der 5iBuug in etlatan.
Ter We,le etmielen moro,n. 9urh einen
Shreiblebler muroen ftatt Der 2 @ents
Weilenaeloer IL @ents bemilllpt. uno
troBoem Der Heblsr oiIenbar uno be
tannt mar. ,plf,oe oerielbe toot9elbmie=
gen Ino ltatt ca. $4,000 muroen eirca
$50. 900 WeilenseIoer uermIllist. UNI
ole 0erren ,&eform" -@eleBaeber iteften
oen .Yuoel" rnbig ein. Nusnabmen
mahieu nur Die Genatoren 9ltmea,
Yeattp, Braabt. @apman. @artef.
Dsnman. &atbburn. &ole. 5dmi0t.
Sites. Welt uno Neprdientant Hoberts.
yeraebens iuden mir in Der 2ife bers
ienisen, Die oas @slo n,ft einltefter
uniern Heprdientanten @lion uno Se=
nator Mabaffep.
Wenn unter Der WntisSaloon.X XiQo
Elm einai9er ebrliher Wlenih mdre. il
luiiroe oerielbe oaaeaeu proteitiren. oaf
bic BeweQuna ene driltlibe aenanni
uiro. gDiisoe Seius Gbrilius beuis
tpieoerfebren, 10 Uuroen Die Nnti= So
loon.Q Qlger ihn lpnhen. neil er auf be,
0ohSeit in Soma WaHer in Mein per=
lpanoelte uno Carrie Station ,piiroe ibm
Den Mbenomablstelh nit ibrem Beil
sertriimmern. neil er 2Dein oaraus 9e.
trunten.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-05-14
Treibeits.2i0a.

Nm Montaa Gbeno wuroen in Canal
Gouer Die erfsn 5hritte eetban, I'm
cine Jreibeits. 2iaa fur olsies @ountp
gu be9riinoen, UNI bic N9itation Der
Nnti GalOon.2iaa 81 betdmpien. gs
wuroe cine tempOrdre Organization 9e=
biloet uno beidlohen, am DienltaQ
Mbeno, l9. Wlai, in Der @taotbaue in
NeD philadelphia cine a,ueite Uer=
iammlun9 su ueranltalten.
Cine, tihti9e Organization 1T notb=
menoi9, um ben frehen ueber9rihen
per Ganatiter Elm @noe 5ll MAIDEN. uno
1eoer Wann, Der glaubt. oab es un.
niiroi9 lei. lih BON elmer Sippe fana=
tiider WaHeslimpel beDormunoen gu
lallen. iollte iiA Der 6rsibeitsliaa an=
lhlieben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-05-14
Summer 80.
Gin8efanOt.

92athoem Der ADdl0blihe Gird3enr0f ~
Der ioaenannten First Reformed
Church Die Beutfhen felt einiaer 3tiss
10 balb dig giieifinosr bebanoelt hoxs
min er lie nun nah hno nnh aails Az
Der Rirhe ordngen oenn Dar0uf III -
lhlieBlih obaeieben. Denll man g.
s,par beuie nod beffreifen tuiro. Bic
aeaei,lpdriia INNER nod in anfeb,llsd,er
3aht Den @otiesbisnif beiuhfilctD
Deutihen, Die aus reliai6ffm
,BebiiriniB sur Rirde geben. fol=
len ibre Wutierfprahe bort nur NOD
einmal per Wonnt bdren btirfen nllo
balo nahber aar tlid,t mebr. WeB%
balb 3u 8unlten bon geuiben. ipef-
DE fur CUR 1irde aeben. nm 81 iebe1
unb gPIehsn su iperoen uno bon oentH
minoelt,ns 95 Brossnt nidt Iaaen tone
nen. iber uelhen 9ert ieoesnai aepre@
oiat tporoen lit. Wir proteifieren on@
aeeen DeutIfe sSrallen unn Wdnner
Stimmt am ndhiten 5onntag Nein
Rein Nein
Gin DeutIter i'm Nanten Di:ler.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-05-14

Der oemOtratiIde ganoioat fir SGof
msiiier. III ein Sphn oes friibeT4s
@ounip 5dabmeiiters Sohn u. Woe.
ner. @r 1T i'm Sabre 1868 in oielenf
gountp geboren, beiuhte Damn i'm azsa
gebsnoen Mannesalter oas college ir
Scio. belt mebrere Sabre lana Stnie
uno iibernabm alsoann Die Maeninr
Der Walbln9ton g'bensoerliherun9sgs4
feQlhaIt. 9lls Sam. Holer Shaka
neiiter puroe. ernannte er Waener 3ia
ieinem Neputp uno i'm Sabre 1905
muroe er ielbit gum Shabmeilfer era
ermahlt uno bendbrte lih in bem Mmte
als tiihtiaer uno suusrldIliaer geamter.
Sn tpelhem Mnieben Wagner bier liett,
bemest Der un,ltano. ouB er am 30-
Npril einltimmia gum pr1Iisenten Der
bieliaen 0ancelstammer ermdblt nnra
nP
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-05-14

nnler @ountp Gecoroer. Der in Der oe=
motratilden GouniD @Dnbentinn an
2. lPnl einltimmia fir einen ,nyiten
5frlnln nomlnirt murbe. III in 6unos=
bad bel gin9sn am Hbeiu Qehclen.
Shon in iunaen Sabren lam sr nit
'tinen @ltern nab oen Ser. Staatpn.
Obmobl bon Oeuilhen ersoaen uno un.
lei hentlhem ginfluB auf9emohlrn.
hemelltefte er ooh aiIh Die enqiihe
Sprohe. 10 ooB er bieielbe mie ieine
Wntteriprahs beberrIht.
9lIs Serr @utenlohn Dor orei sSnb=
rem llir einen erfsn 5ermin gum Me-
corosr nominirt muroe, lparo er init
onsbnliAer Mebrbeit eriDdblt. @r bot
'sln Nmt treu uno eeiDiilenhat perwal-
tet nno Dem oeutlbsn Haneu nls
pfl'htletreuer fdbiaer geamter 6brs
atmaht. Wdbreno leiner Nmtsperluoe
bal er lih ourh fein 3uporfommsnaes.
trsunoliAes genebmen mht nur nnter
Tarteioenonen fonoern audi unter Re=
publfanern biele Greunoe eemabt uno
piro er obne 3meifel nit GROCER Wehrs
belt wieoer ertpd6lt fperoen.
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Sebe, wte 9u miinid1en ,uirjt,

menn gu itirb selebt 5u baben gtne alte Wabrheit.
Die epig bleibt neil bic Shpren ME ausiterben;
neil es aud beute nod 10 pteie Wend)eu sibt Die an
8iutpergiituna iterbenb ibr Seben nit 6em Wnnid9e
ousbauden, lie bdtten bel Seteu ibr 8lutsgereiuigt.
Bel 3elten slls iiib &opiamer5en unh Mtattioteit
3er5flopeu uno Mtbentnotb. Shminoel nub Cbn.
nattSanfdae id einitellten ia ippbl ba mar es Sit
bas Blnt 5u reini9en. Nub bauu nod, als bte broni,
idae Weritopfuns 6as Vlut ibon nit ben gtftg II Ab'
iantoffen bic nidt mebr aus benz R5rper eHtierut
muroen 9rnolidb peraifet bate als bereits ibpere
Sober. nub Nerenleiben fb burdp Rtienibmddbe.
maiieriadtige anihmelnn9en, san5nte Mppetltlols.
feits sebe nno 9rinle Berfdrbung ber GeiitsTarbe.
H. no. oufinoigten audb ba mar es nod 3eit. iitb
nit benz en5igeu Seilmitte fir Iolhe 6dle tbbtlider
9lutpergtitung 9tlie unb neue 6eInnDbett su Der.
ibaffen b. NIT ben felt Sabrbunberten bepdbrten
ct Bernard Srduterpilen. bcuen Iauienbe unD Aber.
taueuoe elm eelunees 2ebeu nod ibiperem Siedbtbum
3u perbanfen baben Oieie nur aus ben beten uno
reinfen pHansenj6ften subereiteen ptlen finb fir
Is Gents in allen Mpptbefen su babeu.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-05-14

= Sin Wehielblatt bradte in ieiner
lebten Numnler einen Nrtitel unter benz
,8itel Sin 9ooter per9iftete feline
fr0nte 3odter unb beaebt oann 6elbifs
nlorb." DaB er Selbftmoro besanaen.
tann man einenl 9ooten meter ,pi1t
Uerargen. ia er ia bod nur Elm 2eben
" ptrlieren battle, bab er aber aud
nod ieine 9o4ter tOer9iftete, bass ii
isfbR sinsm 36oten ni0t erlaubt.
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1a8esueatgfettett.


| Chic.
Nadbem Die Qeaisla.ur fir nieTen
3Ded bic 6umme bon $2l 500 beuil.
Iiat. hat Der Staat am 9ienltaa bein
Gtaatsboipital in WaIiillon l64 Nfer
Nano anaetauft. nuf benz cine MDlferei
fir DIE Mniialt betrieben lperoen ioQ.
Sn Dem Waihinoton Gountp Nrmen.
baus fano am 6reitaa cine @assgrplo.
fion fatt. Die our Golqe bate, oaB bas
@ebduoe balo III he0en 6lammen if1no.
Oie Snlallen tuurnen suerlt BON elmer
Ipanit erarllfen. oraaniiirteu oann aber
eine gimer=BriQaoe uno balfen beini
9oihen oes Heuers. Ser anaerihtete
shaoen belduft lih auf unoefdbr
$4,000. Ser eupsrintenoent Dou,ia
muloe bel Der @rplolion ,uabribeiniih
t0otlid perlebt.
9m 6. Mai pproe ipdt Nbenos in
Der Wirtbiboft poin Mm. 0ammerte in
.@onton ein freder Diebltabl ausae=
fiihrt. Wdhreno Der Wirtb poriiber-
eeheno i'm Seller etmas su thun 1atte,
muroe lein Geloihrant nit $1,000 ae-
ltoblen. 9ie Boliaei perhaftete ipdtet
smei Wdnner, bic In Der Wirthidaft
anlpeieno lparen, als 0ammertp in ben
aeller 9ine; OBJ lie aber ole 5hdter lino.
tonnte tis jebt niht bewieien tuernen.
Sic poli3ei in @ait 2ipsrpool fnrht
j.nad einem Staliener 9eamens Hafael
6yoca. ber ieinefl Qanosmann Soni
NBracei eriholien uno @hriitind papan
ora. eine italienlld3e sh0nbeit. 0lirh
stpei 2uQeln t0otlid perwunoet bat
lonp Commit. Der ebenfalls bon Hraea
ourh einen shi,B pernunoet lpuroe.
bat Musii6t aui Wieoerberltenuna. ons
Mdohen baQeeen lit nah benz @utah-
ten Der Merste rettun0slos perlDren.
Yeim @raben aui Der @alt Spriras
6arm. 2 Weilen Dltlih pon Stiles. LII
Eman Greitae Nabmlttaa auf cine Woiie
Fgelber R0rrhen aeltoBen. Die, Die man
be1timmt annimmt. 8olo limb. a.
Dolsbah. Der GiaentGtimer Der 6arm.
mahte lelbit Die iiberraihenoe gntDed.
lung. bic unter Den Nahbarn aroBs
MHfreaung Deruriadt bat 6oijbah
ging iofort. naboeln er fur Die Belpad=
uns Der 6arm Die not6i9en Anoronun-
aen 9etroHen. nit ieinem 9efnnoenen
sbaBe nod Pittsburg. UNI ourh einen
@1perien feftlteQen su lalien. Oh er wirt.
lith aus ehtem @olo beltebt. @r 9laubt
beltlmmt, oaB ieine 9an3e Garm cir;
arobes @oIola9er 1T.
yn @lepelano nuroen am Montaa
aht Yferoe. bic Dor einell 9roben Cir
euspagen 9slpannt maretl. Der in einen
Qroben &dfis Elm Nilpfero entblelt.
mdbreno. Der @ircusparane iheu uno
9ingen ourh. sic rannten nit GROCER
@eihminDigteit ourb Die Scranton
StraBe binab uno ale Ueriube oes
&utiAers. lie gum Gtebsn 81 brin9su,
maren uergeblib. 9as 0ippopotamus
CAB in ielner Nn9lt lhreflihe S0ne
bon lih. moourd bic 2onfuiion nod
erb6ht puroe. 5dlieblib rihen lh
Die beioen DOroeriien pieroe los. Die
! Oeihlel brah unb bic alpei bintetl ten
Bieroe ltiiraten au Booen. Die 9roBsn
Noroerrdoer ROTTEN iiber iie binme9 uuo
Die beioen Sbiere puroen alli Der Steae
aet0otet. Die 0interrdoer fanoen an
ben G0rpern Der pferoe aber einen 0alt
uno Der Wa9en fam anm 5tehen. Das
9roBe Sbier in oem Gdfia oriidte lih
ge9en Die @iIenltan9en uno o,riuhte
ausaubrehen; Denn es ibm 9elungsn
tpdre. ,piiroen obne 3peifei bel benz 8e=
ordn9e uiele 2eute Yet0otet lporben iein.
IS 9elans ben Wdrtern aber ihlieblid,
oas sednSfi9te 3bier 81 beruhigen.
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Sic Mnti saIoon XiAa

min teine 3eit psrlaumen. um pon ben
Yeltimmungen Der Nole 2ocal Option
bill @ebrauh au MAIDEN uno bat lid
am samRa9 bier f0rmliA or9aniiirt.
IS murbe Elm @rscutiO.@omite ers
nannt,. beltebeno aus ben ful9enoen
Dsit9lieoern: 5. 3. Duff BON Rem
@cmerstomn. ein isanaiiter erlter Site.
prdiioent; s. S, &uiIea. Nem ,@omers.
tolpn; ". y. Steuens, nbrihspille ;
y. Baldwin. 9enniion; s. g.. Wiltin.
Nsip philadelphia !; &eu. @. ". Meb=
Der. Ganal Dousr; %. Wt. 1racp, Mi=
neral Gin; Greo yartblomeh. Baltic
uno S. Slime, Bolipar.
IS warbe aub Elm Central @omite
ernannt. oas aus sc Mit9lieoern.
einem DDn ieoem Wabloiltritt i'm @oun=
tp. beiiehen lou. Da ieood 3u oieiem
@omite perlHieoene Mit9lieber ernannt
tporosn iinb, Die nit Der 9an3en 8e=
ihihte nidts 3u tbun haben tpollen, 10
mollen mir oaDon abieben, bic Nanlell
oerielben bier gu 1lellnen.
0as Grecutip= @Omite tuurbe beauf.
trast. einen 6oho uon $4,000 aufsu.
brin9en, uni einen energliAen Wabl.
fampf 81 fiibren.
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G0IMkfeicx

oes erifen 5hulturies fiir Rrnnten=
mdrterinnen i'm Union Dofpltaf beute
Nbeno in Der bieiisen reformirten
Stride. 3tpei 5diilerinnen. ,}oa
Stein uno Sufine Berqueit. erhalten
Diplome als Rrantenmdrterinuen. Se=
oermann, Der Elm Sntereffe am 0o=
ipital nimmt, 1T ber5lid einaelaoen
Sin reihbalti9es pro9ramm nit
Mulit uno Wnipra9eu tommt CUR
Nusfiibrun9.
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= 98ofiir bat man eilentlih einen
6Iman Beamten, penn oerfelbe rubig
3ulieht. mie Der Stnub bon elmer aa
oielem 3uefe linnreiht conltruirter
Walhine su oifen lb'uarsen soften
auf9epirbelt uuo in ole 0duier eetrie-
ben miro, in oenen eben oas Wetf Der
6ausreinigunl besuoiat lit, pie oies
bier am Dientae aelhah
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anIasb.


2lm 8. Wai brad i'm @eiddits= 81.
itritt in Mtlanta. @a.. Elm 6euer aus,
oas so @elhdf.sbduier eindlderte. Sc,
Ysrluii miro auf iiber $l SOC. 900 elm.
QeIhdbt unb trift Dor Allen Derrn g.
M. Snman, bem Die @ebdmbe 9eb0rten.
Die 6lanltnen miitbeten bon morQens
bolb A ubr bis aeeen 9ubr. Das Ser.
minoi- Dotel III uollftdnoio 3erlt6rt NOR.
ben. ode @diie tOnnten bel s3eiten bin.
|ausgeihafft weroen.
Sn pittsbur9 III an, z. Mai Elm
gsrbaftsbefebl ge9en Miliam W1ont.
oomerp. Railirer Der MaeQbenp Natio,
nal Bant. ber befdulotat tpiro, 1896.
600 unterihlager ~ bohen, ansoelte0
norben. Der &aiiirer. Der In @eiel.
ihaits. uno politiiAen 2reiien gut be.
tonnt 1T. III fl19tig.
Nuf Der Garm BON 6enrp 2aiier.
flnf Meilen bon NurDra. Sno., tpur.
ben sonntaa frnb 9obotsfslDer Dor
0euten 3erh0rt. :Del9e ,p0brfdeinlid
bon Rentudp tamen. Gie gruben eli
Grab uno leoten sinen oIien Oeaen
cine Gna6tel Gtrei46bldfr uno Elm,
Nolis tinein, II osr n iaoten. bal
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1reimaI nad cinanoer

periu9t peedeB Wehl unb sshr tperoet
Gnh iiber3euatn, oab oehcn Qnalitdt
Qerabe riAti9 TT, um Guren @eihmaf
su befrieoiaen. m6at Sbr aud nod 10
tritiih oeranlaat fein. Eallelbe 1T
bonn beften Minterlpeiaen beraeitellt uno
nah elmer Metbooe aemahleu. bic ale
Quten Belianotheile oes @etreioes benz
Mebl erbdlt. Shr fin0et tein anoeres
Mebl. lpelbes in eleiher QDeiIe bieiem
fur @ebdf auer 2lrt aleiA tommt, ohne
Hndiiht auf Den preis. ben Sbr oafiir
be3ablt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-05-14

3ie Demotratiide gonpentiol bes
5. Qreisperints. Difritts tritt am l I.
SUM in ut. Nernon 3uiammsn. gu
Oem Diifrift Qeb6ren Die Counties SO.
fbocton. Qiding. DelatDare, Norroiu,
9i6lanO, Mfblan0. 2nog, Mapne.
6plmes. Start. 3uscarauas. mus.
tin9lm, psrrp, Morean uno 6airfielo.
The daily tribune., 1908-09-12

the noise and motion Of life. What
ever psnts and puffs and fills the view
with Its proportions occupies our
thoughts and inspires our action,
while the deeper channels Of life flow
ON for veal or woe.
In few more weeks again the
state law makers will meet ct the
capitol. Appropriations will be made
to care for a population Of six or
seven hundred prisoners at the peni-
tentiary. A company Of people who
have been gathered in for wrong do.
Ing during the last twenty years
Not very large number of whom are
really dangerous. State money will
be set aside to provide for another
company Of public wards at the in.
sane asylum in Pueblo. Not nearly
all Of whom are menace to soci ETY..
But 1t is not likely that a dollar
will be expended to extend aid to the
thousands Of people in this state who
are on the great highway to certain
death. nor TO protect the health and
life of other thousands now in good
health.
We believe that Colorado could
we'll afford to, in some manner, foster
a home for tuberculnr patients. A
farm or sanitarium or retreat
where many of these unfortunates
might have the best professional at
tention.
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SHOULD PROVIDE A HOME.

With all his enlig htment. with all
his knowledge. acquired by delving
deep beneath the surface to probe into
the causes that produce the effect.
man is still the boy and observes
principally the things that appeals to
the eye or to his imagin alton. The
real things of life-the momentous
things that he meets every day pass
by unheeded.
The other day there was fire in
= Denver hotel. A very few people
were injured and one or to may die.
The Denver press tells and retells
the story day after lay with great
head lines.
A human fend murders three or
four Of his hapless oountrymen and
buries them around his wretohed
cabin and for days OF weeks the dis.
patches carry the revolving story to
the remotest corners of the nation.'
A boiler explodes and blows to
atoms two or three of the train crew
mine caves in and entombs q dozen
workmen, steamer sinks and browns
. few passengers and the country is
Mortified. the press raves. the pulpit
storms. the people are moved with
profound agitation.
We see only the things that move.
the red fire aud the fireworks and hear
only the big drum and the blare of
trumpet, The state orders an inves.
tigation and the Legislators intro
duce new bills.
About every two or four years q
political campaign Is waged. a few
men oovet some position Of honor or
The daily tribune., 1908-09-12

power. The candidate setA forth
his claim, his friend and his friends
friend and all their wives relation
get busy and for weeks the bread
winner neglects his business to argue
with and convince some other bread
Garner that there is but one way to
stave on eternal ruin. After while
an election is held, somebody gets
elected and the country has been saw
ed once more.
Year after year those events go on /;
people are moved with deepest con-
oern, the country is stirred to its very
foundation. Thousands of dollars
Of the state % money is spent to in
vestigate and make more safe railway
passenger traffic, to ventilate mines.
to protect human life in almost every
line.
But here In Colorado we have the
dumping ground of the world for
persons suffering from the great
scourge Of the human race--the great
white plague consumption. From
every nook and corner they come for
health and strength. Most Of them
get we'll. but many pay their debt to
nature and die; but not until they
have sown ths seed of their fatal
malady among their neighbors and
friends and in their own family to
provide harvest for the Grim Reap.
or in future years.
Every year an army of hundreds OF
consumptives goes marching with
silent step to the grave. And as
they go they bequeath the death heri
! tage to their children or pass it onto
their associates. No one heeds It..
The press makes no mention. The
ghastly procession moves on In silence
and without protest.
The state is rich but in does not
divert q begatella Of its wealth for a
tuberculosis farm, where the ffeoted
may be segregated. to be restored to
health and others saved from infec
tion. The scattered hundreds pass on
with little attention from the public
The three or four or q dozen 60 and
the people are moved to their depths.
Legislation and the courts awake and
the ponderous machinery Of govern
ment begins to grind.
After all we are but children. We
see only the moving panorama; only
The daily tribune., 1908-09-12
WILL BUILD NEW HOME.

]. F. Fritz is building a six room
modern white pressed brick home on
East Second street. When completed
it will be most commodious hwell.
ing as we'll as an ornament to the
street. The stone masons are at work
laying the foundation which will
be Of concrete and cut stone. The
building will be equipped with
the latest improved plumbing, etc., /,
and all told will cost between $S, 900
and $500. 1t is expected that it
will be finished by December lst
The daily tribune., 1908-09-12
Eor a s prained Ankle

A spraineG ankle may be cured in
about one.,hird tho time usually re
quired, by applying Chamberlain's s
Liniment freely. and giving it abso.
lutte rest. For sale by Daniels drug
store. tt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-04-25

Baseball. Polo Grounds To-day $3.50 P M-Giants
vs. Brooklyn. Admission 60c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-04-25
srRANG CONFIDENT OF WINNING.

When Strang returned to his camp quar-
tiers on the course after winning the race
number of friends were there before him and
showered him with congratulations Strang
uodestly showed his appreciation, and when
asked TO comment on his victory said;
I always felt sure of winning the cup from
the start Of the race, and as steadily gained
my confidence grew stronger. l knew I had
the that could do the trick and never
once did it falter. 1t acted Ike a thorough
bred horse, responding to all the moves that
were necessary TO take the many turns
the circuit. OF course I delighted to
win the trophy for J. H. Tyson, whose car
l drove"