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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-06-21

etDas mebr Del ais efiig, @feifer.
S0l5 nro etDas 3uder cine Salat'
iauce, ridtet bic 9liitbenfnoipen IN
etHer Sfaiiel an. gibt Die Saiiee
barber mo ldBt tie eifIise 3eit ein-
5ieben. 2ie Shinel miro beliebig
garnirt nit bartem 81 9erl3DlebeI-
den, aapern II. /. 10. Ger Salat ut
gang oor5iigIih 81 ieoem ~ieinercT
graten.
8emiie BON @babarber glH-
i5enfHoipen. Mub bier6ei muIien Die
BliitbenfHoipen nod in 0en Siiuen
iteden. sic Deroen BON ben Stielen
uno 8IHtbeR befreit mao in gans
idpDah geial3enen @aiier balb peIdl
getodt. Damn bereitet man eine beae
NtebhbDiee, berfoft tie nit balls
SSleiidbritbe, b0b @emiieualier an
elmer iennigen Suuce, gibt ole anos
ipen binein uno oiiRitet lie Donitan-
Dig meih. Ole Snuce miro nit etDas
yhlstatnuB gelDur5t nn0 nit einem
eigeIb nbgeriibrt.
8ielfa6 Dir0 aud a6a6arber ME
Spinat 5~ubereitet q. b. Die 8l1tterl
uno oieies @erfabren Dorm enpfob.
len. Die Bldtter limo ober bart un0
50be uno berlieren beim 4o6en Der.
art Die 5or6e, Dab tie gans gran uno
uuaniebnIih neroen. 9agegen eiqnet
it'd Oas @aiier, in Del6em man
Observation-Disclosures geiotten. ie6r gut
gun 8niden bIanfer @ei6irre, Die
ourd Die S1ure bIis6lanf Deroen.
Rbdbarber-@e miro ae.
iunobeitlid iebr empfobIen, lit Bill.
Ing uno teiht be~r5ulteaer. 2 8funo
&babarber Der0en in furse Stiide
geibnitten, nit elmer S0lsfaiIe ser.
quetiht uno nit 6 Quart faItem
@aiier iibergoiien. Man ldBt Die
6liiIigfeit 5 Gage iteben mo riIbrt
lie tdglib 5Deimnl I'M. ieibt Iie Ourh,
loft 6 YfunO 5eridIageuen .3uder
oarin auf un6 fiigt Damn nod Die
Shde pom 5pei 8itronen unO cine
un5e Sauienblaie bin5n. 0a6 4 bis
. Sngen, iDenn Die @1bulng Uoaen.
oct, nimmt man Den Sdalm Don Der
0berfldde, f~iltrirt Den @ein un0
fiat tbn in Elm fleines SAB. Nah
ungefdbr IA So9en beripultoet man
oaslelbe, nm ben @ein nab eineal
balben Sabre auf Tloidlen gu sief IN
ltno nab einem iDeiteren balbenSa5re
IN @ebrauh gu nebmen. SoIte er
i'm Safe mbmoIs 6u gubren beaia-
men, 10 m1iB man i'm in elm an0eres
SOB umiiaen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-06-21
Die aeiie.a pathefe.

@liidIid 3ieieniaeu. Die MN b9lS
oeu beiBen Ntaiern Ser @rofita0t
|eltrntneu fomenl SIN Die gee. ms
@eb.r9e ellen iie. nm Sic iriidN. itdr.
tenoe Sutt 6u atbnen, it'd ore 9rii.
men Rdtur 5t erireutu .@lar ga
Gitrenen tomtte -~ Nei BEN Neiie-
porbereituHBcu per8eiie mon niht. iih
INIT etuigeH Qiitteldeu ans Ser 0alls.
apothete 5u Deriehen. 0cut 8rutllen
geidiebt 9iuem EN- fleaies MalAcnr.
man ldplciOet. ititt iit. ueritaudt
iih imgSal0e. lui mur}clreidwat. itet-
niAen &i0Oe Sen SUB ooer man be-.
tommi @opfidmer}em Mti9rGne. or.
tdltct iidl uip. "a bQt man Damn
8leih oOS n0tbige M}itiel 3lr 0MO,
mas beloH0crS in Ger lan0liAR
Sommeririihe non y3ihGafejt iit
eeigt BORT giebt eS cit fcuie Ipot11fe.
fcincn Irit in Scr G0ae 4ls @e.
hdltai6 mablt man elm t1jItcs Noli.
o0cr @~lcdf0ittcu INIT lli idliicftn.
Dem Dcdel ga hinein toumt 0a.
&eftpitaiter. @luti6powm &erban0.
mum. Senipopicr CIettere5 mig0 5cul
@ebrauh in @niIer qetaudD. Damn
oie perihie0enen Sldihten NIT
Eropfeu. 8lm @ciipiel Cpnlmtinftur.
popon man bel itarfem Gmtioa.
| 0ei6ihmcu5en ~ oiec GridRiuna1ea
tretcn manhmaI uadl reidllidlem sc.
hmlB ron Mild Chit Salot ami =
inni bis ieh5 Eropieu aui- Elm Slid.
tcn 3lider trduielt nnO tinnimmt.
/ Giit0s0er pen0et man Bel @euu6t.
loiiafct an. Die hciIfr0iule ArniFa.
tinfnir Oic bel &erlebulJct @eritll,
dNmletI. Gnetituulen iebr lutc
Sieniic tblu Bari pid1t ie1loa. Nau
fam iib ieIbit Die A"ruitablumcu i'm
Spiriws aniebeR. Scafpflaitcr.
8ampiccipirituS hilft 3t5en gat.
+ au0rma entlan0lide Seiaca }ei
leitllcu llnuo,tbeiuiAeu. erf1lMal
i frmft man Ni2iieru1W c>er Nje0tr.
Ihec reSbolb man Oje YeridNNeueu
5ecarica Dem No}td'Gl tlfoerleit.
~&amiuewhcc @0louagHopi2n ima
uidt SIT uerlei'en @gh ac3tl. Har
! %tntr5ea nlart alau r3ujttjaeg
&.atic eju Niittel mn lat eitgcihi
9tgitWol oOW Gocofu 31harooicn.
Serpcndu0l SalWHat3cit .n.let tai
,Nu'tttnitjteG bCi glaG} der Grfii
IfWW Sic Suitcu sur Ecl1e Ont 1uirN
erlicrcS Ion tfiGce &}aiiG ltleseuurs
Der Emit %eiale1th31,t Sauo.iu
S,llt.n @1itc 81, HHcuca.gee Ii.
sore5 0ltji4 ais }ur NtR 9g1. ete
tWe1l Weun man NuBtMiyeft# 3ta.
israchnNl acot0t, G.N hh5.
'HlN 9sltden ult'ca tuit a.le.
9H id'ri't ucrie'eH 'eBs Ner
H clrn3c5 5H perait>e-n s.,
7tta ratt man ielt ac'5g @}att,
aiA Ntull oamit 0e.uiht WeseeleY
t5u5t1 ElS 81 Biieu ia1l fsnf
2n un iau tin bit. es i.eriihs.
tta'eaca 81 lebcg INIT rvsuem 9si
en oalCSeu alierslllA sine i So.
tidcrci anbriu1eu eNr aas S8sr.
Ayothete aui oe &Stiaolag ~.
CeSels itidelL
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-06-21
Ser 86abarber.

&e.'a@ ttaaes mir Die 8ho51r.
eeritauSc tres itltf.iaHt @|l,a'cncas
Wtlea ais Suipges- coer Sosteit'
gfl0a3c QerueHoI mo mve iahltei'
6en &cuuWoerer ltn0 oft 10 oola5cr
.llittsn.ni3 ite@ prctilldea &er'
t9es. Soh h1t iu Sen Nstca SSlhrtn
auh BEL AVS Ser &creyolt oes 8aa.
bartere II otr ,{iihe bc0aalcaa pi1e.
Monument Stinc @ulttlr sc sc aeut.
tar Ds''od'ie ugN oie adu1eNtartt'
&iat.iutle Nc- GilNise liefcrH nas
Con 9uiaaa @11i DTS g2tsc Silri.
allo Sa ciN. 3stt wo Nr nod teint
e9tr pe,5a NgHtlT critsn cnl Som
pctt. Ns2 weIeu i1Ues 'eiaeH nat1.
agtll '3ierdeu @eihHt1dS -ntr d,
blame 0.e.er Nrt non Su5iPcen
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-06-21
Grrmnnmas drmIery.
Bon glOclc aisffcubad, e5ica8o.

&on NDcle Sieffehbnd)i GDlco9p.
Sent lit Ser lebte 9lbeao
Gen mir beiiammen Itno.
@euf lit 0er leste 9lben0,
9e6' mobl mein tbellres Sein0.
CAB berien did unO fiilien
Or in ole Augen iebn
Eenn uuf 10 lauge milllet
Sir uoneiHanOer aeb'n.
90 le1e MIR 0ein aopIhen,
Sdnit bin in meineH ohoB.
Gem 2icbe rejbt pon 9iebe
cid MIR tpebtlagen0 los.
Sd 6olte felt uunhiungen
Die liabe flenre 6an0,
SIN Sing 0ie 5brdne brennt,
Bon Dir iid] abgemlnot.
Gu Oarfit Ole gluitertbrane
Gu oarfit tie ninmer ieb'n
Gem MIR nod idgDerer sDuroe
GAS AnscinaR0ergeb'n.
Gen.. adj! wie folt 0er Grennung
9itfrer berbcr Shmer5
20 rib ia Dieies t.eine
Grme SGm0erber3.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-06-21
sprHdls Der esbsnspsis5eit.

Gurd Die &tc5e rat m1nher SEN
8eritano oerLoren Nurn 0sn 8eritanS
aber aud mander ole 9iebe.
On ia.5tar 4a5aSungsgang III
en- Srr1anJ hrs &e5cn.
Ser crosse Shell umertr Soroen
tolialt r1tr 51lt 10 itl1eI if5er
iia @ r'r 'laa Die SdIfte Ses
ef9e5s59al9en FnS.
5r9btsr Ses.eni amera hsz 9
Jlbt
- 9er nail 81 6etra6teu:
en- ~Gm Ms nan oo5 uaA
IieH,
Sle4TAs az suadea
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-06-21
ainOer NIB gInmcn.

Ger 0uhlnmu. 0ie 5reuee an g.s
men lit ehuas. mas nidJt friib genug
oelpedt merOen fann. Die aeime Oa5l
iinO in iencm nidlt aon5 0eritodier
Bemiit6e 81 finoen. aber iie E@ier
Dahgeruien. geDnrtet uno groBge3o.
aen mer0en. @ir ioaen Die Sugenl
biel ms 6reie fiibreu. uno 5par MIDI
nur auf eine o0er 5pei Stunoen, ion.
bern moglihit OFT uno lnnae ioaer
lie ser 9tatur Hohe iein, un beobaft
ten mo ieben 81 lernen unO iih 0d'
ran III ireuen. 0eni Oas 9luge 0es
ainOes be0arf nidt minOer oer9lHleii
tuna ais Der @eiit. Sir founen OF
aepabr mer0en, Die ielbit @uDah.
iene lid nod, lei es BEL aunitlperfen
Dl0Oen ODER 0ergleideu, gum Shaueu
er3ieben. &ir miiieH Elm aino aui
glumen mo 8llitben. auf oereH 5ar.
ben, standardization, 5unoortC
uno Gntmidlungsitaoien a~ufmerfiam
MAIDEN, i6m i~Hnerbalb fur5er 9eit.
raume 3eigeu. rDelhe 6ortibritte Die
8ilan5eH mahen. mas BEL 8aumblii.
then b~ei0n0ers leidt m0glidl lit. "a.
ourd miro in eriter 2iHie i6r SSuter.
eiie mad unO rege un0 nit 0ieiem
lbr 5h0nbeits. uno 9taturiinn, mel.
der Der 9egiun CUR @rlangumg bota.
niifen @iiiens un0 iomit cine 8aiis
}um Grmer6en Observation-Disclosures
aenntuiiie biloet. Wfan muB es Den
0in0ern 0%erbieten, 8lumen iinnlos
au53ur0uien. nm iie Damn fDieoer
iJrt3uperien. ut0 oarauf binmeiien,
mie Utele Yienidpn IT'D nod oarau
frelten tomlen, mo Wie ge0anfenl0s
mo rob es 1T 9lumen nur nm oes
Nbreibens pitlen 81 pfliiden. Ginen
StrauB aber 0itrien un0 ioum iie
lid bcintraaen. benin 0aran banQt
Elm Shid 6riibling, oas aud IN ser
Stube anaenebm beriibrt. Gas ain0
muB Damn Die beimgetrdgenen 8flnn.
gen pflc8en. tic begieBen, tie In iri-
ldem @aiier ST erbalten Oeriufen.
10 LANCE Is gebt. Gl0urh miro
bass tlidfeitsempfinoen unO
B%Hldtgefiibl IN ibm gelDedt, un0
oamit mddylt Die Giebe 81 Den Sdulb.
6eiobIeuen 0os triiit BET einQe.
leBten Sopfpfl0HBen in D~citge6en0e.
rem 9taBe 81. "a ,aen Oas aino
Die gan}e @ntmidluHg Der @emafie
eIngPben0 perfolaen. unO i'm @roB-
5Iebei 0ieier 8lumentiROer, ole ite
lcbren. mdbreH0 tie bon ibnen gepileQt
uer0cn, IerHen tie iormlihe Gltern-
freuOen mo -SSrsen fennen, uben
lid iiber0ies in @eonlS. 0rr1ta r,s,.
iihtig. prdftiid uno miiIlen lid i'm
lteberle1en, Genfen, in Re1elmdBia.
felt. 4btiamfeit oerDOlfonmnen.
Sm Arrungiren iu0 Gr6nen bon
8llmnen iolen @iuOer, namentlidl
Wta0ben. ioraiam u~nteuuieien fper.
Der, neil oas ibr Gitbetiides @efiibl
mo lbreH @eidmad ioipie ibre sc.
ldidlld)teit er3iebt. Bel Oen iapani.
lden 6rauen bilOet oieie Santiruna
elnen sireften, iabrelang wdbrenoen
Notwithstanding; iir 10 miftia
uno er5ieblid erafteR tie 0ieie ser.
tI8telt. Oas Sammeln unO 8reiieu
Don 8htmen ioa nidt minOer inter.
ltittt merocn. audi bier banOelt q
ltdl neben l1dliher acknowledgements.
rung Tim 6inaergeuan0tbeit, 9lits.
bauer, Cromna. Selbittbdtiafeit uno
5reltoe am ielblterDorbenen Bette.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-06-21
Rrrerrei.


9ie .5ociete Oeg Sens Be 9et.-
res" nat Die 8omanihriftiteneriH
91He. Ganiel 2esneur 5u ibren or.
item 8isaprdlioenten ernannt. Sic
lit Die erite 6rau. DE IN 0an 8orltnno
Oieier @eieai4ait gaDd5lt pOrSen 1T.
Ger erite epeibIite aairarst in
Oeterreia lit 6rau Gr. b. Norac'
5epsfi. Die idon ieit Sabren IN
6~ran3ens6aO prafti5irt uHO porbeI
an Der 6rauentlinif 81 Sem6erg az
geiteat mar.
Sn 6ranfreih bat ouf 9Hrs
gung Der 9reiie Der 6rauenbeDeguHf
Der Miniiter 0es snneru perhiet, oaf
81 Sen Heugei0aHeneIr Stelen al
SeIter BON DeIieen un0 ofientlihet
g~ibIiotbefeR aid 5roueH uuter OeD
leIbea 8e0ingungen mie Die Nidn
Her lire 8eperbungen eimeiden ton
men.
$4,000 5raueu iino i'm GieniH
Der % ru1iiten StoatseIienbabneH
als gabmpdrterinnen 8esegrapbiiti:s
neH un0 ionitige 8eamttnnen be-
lhdftigt. Gin5eine 0ieier 5rauep
be5ieben idbrIi9 bis al $50 Dollars
8ebalt, Die meiiten oer0ienen tm
So5re ouraibnittlib nur 70 bis so
Dollars.
= am @eoforO College fir Srouer
an Der Sonooner unioeriitdt aelaa.
gen i'm SUM orei Stipenoien sur
gertbeilung. uno 5par ems flr auait
ur0 5lDei mir Standardization. Sep
tere ~betragen 240 Collars pro Sabr
uno perOen auf 0rei Sabre Oerlieben.
&eOforo College geD6brt Den Tremoea
StuOentlnnen beion0ere @rIeihterun-
gen.
Sur AuS6iloung tbon m6nnIihen
unO DeibIidenD uno sur
beiieren me0Binii9en Sdulnng BON
@diionaren lit Die @rriftlpng zines
NJ ifionsdr5tltteu SnItituts fr-Eiibin>
gen bel6loiien noroen- Die ginri6-
tung eines 5eims fir peibIihe Meol-
5in-Stuoierenoe Iomie fir 0liNions-
ifDeitern unO fir 6rallen, melde fir
tbr Seben in Sen &oIomien it'd meoisi-
niihe &enntniiie aneiguen poaen, lit
ms arge gefaBt.
Die 8eianaIe6rerin 2ouiie ReB
IN Berlin lit i'm Glitter BON IS Sabren
einem Ser5lei0en erleqen. 8as iie
aiif Dem @ebiete Der Sonbiloung ge.
leiitet bat, mar BON berDorragenoer
9e0eutung. Cine groBe 3dbl nam.
batter Singer un0 Sdngerinnen, Die
gum SBeil beute nod Der Seffentlifr
felt a~ngeboren, sum Sbeil aber ihoH
ouf cine erfolg-eihe @irfiamfeit R
fiinitleriiheu 2eben 5uriifbliden uu0
MIR nod i'm &ebranIt tbdtig iin0, Der.
oanfen ibrer 6iibrlmg uno ibrem ou-
toritatiOen @iiien lire griolge.
6rduIein Garcia 8artb aus Srants
furt am 0fain. 0ie i'm 2auie oieiea
@inters, ME mir ieinerseit meloetens
ais critic Srau bic Ri3entiateupriifuaa
beitanOen bate, Bat ouf @runO eineI
eingereihter @reisarbeit Oas 750Dols
lar betrogen0e 3PiieitipenOium oes
@aiierlih 9eutidJen Arhdolo9iihe1
SnItituts fir hrrtlihe grhdologia
erbaIten. gs lit oas critic Mnl, bad
oieies Stipenoium. nm 0as lib iteta
cine Rei6e BON iuugen @eiehrten be-
wirbt. elmer 6rau perIieben lit. Big
gum Ser6it lit 2i3. Garcia 8artb nod
fir 0as 4oIner Yid0hengDmAaiium
oeerpflihtet.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-06-21
ggiftranda.

&r1U aAh Ns5 Su BIT m.
t1 tfcu, &gau M Nr Nat'ha
9ttB &ibaeriht actcdt wtro 9aic
g5ey MIR nch erel iitn5e Clmo
seuau aai.-
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-06-21

Sn 6ranfreih BAT auf @Hrs
gung Der 9reiie Der 6rarenbelDegunf
Der gaHiiter oes e%sHnern Derfiigt, oaf
81 Sen HeugeinaHenen Stelen all
Better BON 9eltieen uno oiieHtllhet
gibliotbefeR aid 5raueH unter BEN
lelben 8eoinguRgen mie Die Nnn
ner ibre 8aDerbungen eimeiden ton
men.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-06-21

gss5r als e~ruorbenes gilt, ME sir
s%rDorben hG6en.
Trieorih Rldert
Giner }doHeu Srau oerei IN N,e
Manner aaes, DE 5rauea gihfs.
The oasis., 1908-08-01

Yesterday evening Mr.. L. W.
Jimmie of the Jimmie Fruit Co,
returned from Los Angeles, where
he had been couple of months.
Tomorrow the Nogales Nationals
will journey to Fort Huachuca,
(that is, if the train goes) to play
the team that was here the Fourth.
Yesterday morning Mr.. E. H.
Evans returned to Patagonia, where
he will take the place for month
of Mr.. H. Mitchell, the bookkeeper
for the Washington Trading Com.
pany, who will go away for rest
and recuperation, hoping to work
an improvement in his health,
which has been precarious of late.
This week The OASIS is in re-
ceipt of subscription from Mr.. H.
B. Peterson, cashier of the Farmers
National Bank at Princeton, Illi-
nois; and while the gentlemau's
letter says nothing about it, The
OASIS surmises that he was the
superintendent of the Grand Cen.
trail at La Colorado, several years
ago.
The oasis., 1908-08-01

WHAT sort of a political game is
being played by the Kelly syndi-
cate of Arizona newspapers? Ed
itorily they laud Bryan to the
skies, and lambaste him to beat the
band in their cartoons borrowed
from the New York Herald). A
single cartoon will undo the effect
of all the nice things set forth in
the editorial columns during an
entire week. Ii the Kellys could
be induced to try the same tactics
on Mark Smith Cochise county
would go republican next No.
vember.
The oasis., 1908-08-01

alton, of the same character as that
which has grown in the world Of
transportation by steam. The law
should prohibit under severe penal
ties, anyone running an automo-
bile without a license. and to secure
such license one should be COM
PEELED TO pass an examination, Just
as the law now compelS a marine
engineer or a mate or master Of a
steamboat. The law should specify
also the highest rate of speed
(Which should be moderately at
which an auto may be run; and
any violation of the speed limita-
tnn should work forfeiture of the
license of the violator. That would
put an end to high and dangerous
speeding, and bring to the mini
mum of really unavoidable acci-
dents the disasters that are so
appalling in frequency and SO
numerous in fatalities as now.
The oasis., 1908-08-01
SANTA CRUZ COUNTY ITEMS.

The recent rains have made ieea
good all over the county, and on
all the ranges cattle are in prime
condition, putting on fat very
rapidly, Within two or three
weeks range beef will be as fat and
nutritious as the finest alfalfa led
meat.
Last week there was at Washing,
ton Camp and N0gales Messrs.
George u, Gerber and Judge Moore
of st. Louis. Mo. who had come to
visit the properties Of the st. Louis
Copper Company, in which they
are directors, Judge Moore being
the vice president. They we've
satisfied with the showing they
found, and they announced that
operations will be resumed very
shortly. Their properties include
fourteen claims on the west side Of
the Patagonia mountains near the
old stage station on the Nogales
and Washington Camp road.
At Patagonia, Thursday night Of
last week, there died from pneu.
mOnia the we'll known miner. Hugh
Coil, who was one Of the contest.
ants IN the drilling contest at No.
gales on the Fourth OF July. De,
ceased was taken with the Tell
disease but dav OF two before his
death, and had been brought into
town for medical treatment, but he
was too far gone, As is the case
SO frequently with strong, healthy
men when attacked by that disease,
he Succumbed with remarkable
quickneSS. and was dead ere his
friends realized that be was really
i'll.
Sunday last Mr., Robert T, Ran.
kin, who lives in the vicinity of the
St. Louis Copper Company's camp,
on the north side Of the Nogales and
Washington Camp road, killed a
large female lion and three Of her
cubs He wounded another cub,
but it got away, or he would have
had ~the whole dam family" Bot
as it is Mr. Rankin will draw from
the county treasury at the August
meeting Of the board Of supervisors
the handsome SUM OF eighty
dollars. the bounty for killing the
four lions. The old lioneSs was a
large one of her species, measuring
eight feet and two inches from the
nose to the tip OF her.
The oasis., 1908-08-01
RADICAL LEGISLATION NEEDED.

The application of steam to
transportation whether on land or
water, led to the development OF a
code of law applicable to the oper.
alton of steam railways and vessels
intended and calculated to make
the travelling public and the gem
eral public safe from the dangers
incident to the use and application
of the new factor in development
of civilization. Not only was there
a code of law, but the corporations
that were created to use and ex-
tend the application of the new
force in economics adopted codes
of rules and regulations supple
mentary to the laws provided by
government, all with a single object
in view and that object SAFETY.
A railway will not advance a man
to the responsible post of engineer
until he has served a long appren-
ticeship as fireman; and then be-
fore he can advance to the foot
board of passer ger train locomo-
tive, where he is responsible for
the lives and safety of hundreds he
is required to serve several years
in charge OF yard engines and
freight train locomotives. A man
is not entrusted with train until
he has served long apprentice.
ship as brakeman, and then he is
notgiven the responsibility of pas
senger conductor until he has had
long experience with freight trains
In both cases each successive ad.
vancement is preceded by rigid
examination. Added to those re
quisites the men who have charge
of locomotives and trains are bound
down to time schedules, that they
are obliged to observe in going
over the road; and when for any
reason they are behind time they
can make up the lost time only al
a specified rate of speed, set forth
in the rules and regulations, with
penalties for violation that range
The oasis., 1908-08-01

PHOENIX newspapers have ac-
counts ofthe prosecution Of q Yaqui
for selling liquor to Indians. Why
don't the officers find the white
man who sold the liquor to the
YaQui, and prosecute him. A
Iaqui is an Indian, and the same
prohibition should apply.
The oasis., 1908-08-01

Wednesday evening Mrs. Lydia
GrIsw0ld returned from her visit
with her mother, Mrs. c. 5. Wal'
ton, at Minas Prietas, and is again
at her desk in the custom house,
The oasis., 1908-08-01


of the offence and the disaster that
may have resulted. All those
things are in the codes of rules and
regulations framed by railway cor
porations for their own protection.
Then the law steps in and will
punish where loss of life is shown
to have resulted from criminal
negligence in these matters. Be-
side that the law Furnishes the
brakeman, Switchman or conductor
whose negligence in leaving open
"a switch, failing to flag train
when sent to do so, or many other
acts of negligence that can be COM
mitted by careless men in those
situations. They lose their en-
ployment in the first place, and
afterward suffer Incarceration. In
the marine transportation SER
vice an engineer, or an officer has
to pass examination as to qualifi-
cation before he is allowed to pull
a throttle or walk deck on duty,
and his attention to his duty is
hedged about by numerous rules
and regulations, a violation of
which resulting in disaster deprives
him of his certificate and employ
ment.
The invention OF the automobile
and its sudden spread in popular
use and favor have put into the
hands of thousands of inexperi-
enced, unfit and Incompetent per-
sons powerful machines as danger
Gus to public safety as locomotives
Tin fact far more so, for the loco
motive is confined to the rails it
follows, and no one can encounter
one except by his own negligence
and carelessness at a crossing or
by trespass on the right of way;
while the automobile seeks one in
highways and byways, frequently
where least expected and where
disaster is unavoidable), careening
around the country in the hands
of speed maniacs who have no
thought for their own lives or those
of others. Every day the press
dispatches TEEN with accounts of
fatal accidents due to irresponsible
speed maniacs, driving powerful
cars at high rates OF speed; and the
record of disasters due to the fright
of horses encountering suddenly in
unexpected places these awful devil
wagons" is appalling. Here and there
are sporadic cases where munich
palities and country districts en-
deavor to regulate speed, but the
punishment is inadequate, the
offenders escaping with small fines
that to the arrogant wealthy who
monopolize "the automobile sport
are mere bagatelles.
There is one way in which all
this evil can lie corrected, and that
is by enactment of a code of law
Applicable to automobile transport.
The Washington times., 1908-10-18
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