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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-06
5 M IS

Gs mar iummerihaoe, oab oas
sSotcl 2erington" nift mebr 3im.
mer frei botte, ais pirflid Der Sail
mar, oenn elmer ser Nem-Oorfer De-
legation, Die BORT einquartiert murbe,
fiiblte lid 10 bebaglif, oob piele Col.
legen nit neioiiden @ugen nltf Die
Serren ioben. Serr @recble tbut al.
les in ieinen &rdften Stebenoe, llrll
Den 8Giten Den Nufeltbalt 10 ange.
nebm nie mo9lid 81 MAIDEN, ipic oos
ia ~iiberboupt itets Der Soil lit, uno
ilber Die ibeale Gage bes Sotels, 10.
tpie Die Gufportung 5u iprehen,
hicbc Cullen nod sltben trogen. !Serr
@reeblr iofl iid) itctS nit Dem @eoane
fen befoiienL bis sum nGfiten Sfot>
GongreB in Baltimore 10 piele peitere
Gtogen aui3ufiibren, oaB Die 81ite
I'M oberiten Stodlperf iiber oas Motb.
bauS binme9ieben fonnen.
Noti5cn.
Iic iol9enoen StGbtc morcn g.
itcrn bercits ourd Ielegotioncn re.
prGientirt: Ncm-9orf, Ebilooelpbia.
9rooflpn Seriep'Gitp, Euliaic, N..S.,
Nemorf, ~, @oibin9tonL :. g.,
Hidnnouo, So, PETERSBURG, So,
Getroit. Mid), Cincinnati. 3, Mil.
%iuaufce, @is., Chicago, 81, Buffalo,
N..D., &eooina, Tu., atlantic-Gitp.
rs, Sarrisbur9, ga, Eittsburn,
Eo.~unb Wcaeesport, ga.
Sr. grtbur Glooien, Der beriibmte
Gomponiit mno Gborleitcr. Der Girl
gent bes Teip-Oorf n9iebcrfran5"
lno 9rooflpn "Irion," trof geitern
bier elm. @r mill am Surnier tbeil.
nebmen unb Den 9altimorern beipei-
len, bob man elm GROCER &iinitlcr
uno Elm iborfer Sfotipielcr iein
taln.
9iS 9eItern s(benb batten cirfo 400
@en5elritter ibre OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Neloit; ollf cine 9etbeilieung BON
GOO bis 800 Spiclern oiirite oollod)
init Siferbeit aerednet merber.
Ger Gampier Cambridge" brottc
9citern Nbcnb cine anaobl Sfotipic.
Ter pom Situfer nad) Der S%cItltaot.
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$taot Baltimore.
11nterbaltunas.@

,Sianeb's" - Iaubeniae unb gSanoelbilocr.
,Sprn's" - .WeB in Srlauo".
,Sahetp" Abe 9ole9e 4trls".
rNUlitbnn" - ,sSailteo bb the Eolice".
,WiarDianb" Stelih's I'M Star"sSnibcs
bile.
,Wciu Mpnumental"- - Gep 9enturp C5irIs".
"1rasmore 9aiina," Gde 5ran...rs 1t. Hneli
Sirdbe, Seoen abenh COMMENSURATE mo
Trntfdes Sarmpnie.Gaf unS Weftuuraat,
CIR. Ala, g8eits SapeitesStrnbe. = SeSeil MbenO
nm s llbr groBes eon8ert oes rSaltimore
Waieball i'm ,,Sriole.gart" Seuie 8lpri
Spieie: baltimore aeget 9ieipnrf.
,aiarBlauo ltntteo Nuuis" Vim g, g.. 4.
rnh q, September 5iad5s unb SiiroensJenncn
Si RimIieo, 70
Baltimore. 6 puntb unb Warplano staate.
6atr am ~ 81 81 10. mn IL. September ~
IinIoniurn.
p1auniater goItsieii .gereiu bon Baltimore"
Vim o., IL 3. mo D.. september grobre
GnnniiGtier Solfsieit i'm rgSeiienot Bari.
Observation-Disclosures" Yuliur Sterger
Sonnfige ben 2G, Sepieniber, grobes oeIliideo
9ruoieteit in Vens4ptur.
GafS .Sbure 2tue Hnrf" Iiglit 9aauocs
billie. uDo- lnoere Miiraftipnen.
.Sap Sbprc Yurt" - 3d9lid Gon8erie Der
Sig. "a Wonacastapeue uno anoere gltirni'
tlonert.
e051nnn Dat Part" 3dalid giu6mittaes
nHo Mbenbs Gor5erte uno 9auSepiae,
Neu'Wlar --GIfurfton tlslit I'm 800 SoriI.
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RotiS.
Heabel'l tiLsiats GtnSir.

Sebermann fennt bic uun .,rs Ge.
Iieferte Arbeit; mir benfrn nidDt b.
raa, ms iclbtt 81 lubs,t sontern iiber'
IaNen sizes naiereu 2eiitnnsen. Seine
9repyen bri ms su eritcisen. GaRen
sic i'd bon Nuberea nidjt tdniden,
es siebt nnr Gin eimsiaes 3ebbeI.Stn'
biz NIB bies befinbet iidl i'm Yarterre.
MMtea eie amf baS Sans, mo major
Namea aaf xharea nns ,Jentsrn
itebt.
0eime Hgeatra. Via yrets.
AAten Gie ant
-&ebbeI's-
81 @erbs0Ah,Gt IT,. wahe Giah.
(0sNa.1&e.iO
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9o%ieboll. - Nit elmer Score
bon 6 gegen 3 Huns perloren geitern
Die Orioles ons Spiel IN Seriep.Gitp
gegen ben oortigen Club. Seltte feb.
rem lie nod bier 3uriid uno bringen
5lpei Gonteite nit Neparf gum Nus.
trog, einen 10 llbr Worgens uno ben
nnberen "a llbr Hadmittags.
8apanaugb's gel f II a M
bier Elm 9etroffen Ger
2eibnom oes Sber.T ompffeliel.SSSn-
ipeftors emmett q. &~opanollgb, Don
Hr. $40, Golumbia.g penue, traf &c.
itern Mbeno gegen Z llbr bier Elm.
Gle arrangements fir Die 8eeroi-
gung iinb nod nidt beenbet. Serr
aaponausb puroe am Samitag gor.
mittaa, iuie bereits ausfiibrlid be.
rihtet, BEL Der gntgleiiung beS
.3opoI Blue 3uges Nr. 5" in Der
Ndbe bon Gbepton, So, AS Weilel
pom Hittsburg entiernt, get0otet.
Cine &eforO 9 q nj nj
lnng belt Die ~O'&eil-@ eieliboft"
aeItern Nbeno unter Dem Yoriib oes
YrGiibenten, Sril. Gomarb &aine, IN
Miifiel's Salle, Mr. 103, Norb.SreOe.
ridltrabe, ab. IS mobnten berielben
nGmlid) MISUNDERSTANDING Mit-
elieoer bei. Neun Mitglieber lpur-
Sen ouigenommen uno orei Ganoiba-
ten porgeidlagen.
Yerional Noti5. Erof.
Sranf 1elomann uno Wottin begebell
lid bel,te nad Itlantic.9itp poielbIt
iic bis gum Is. September I'M Sotel
glromore perneilen iuerOen. Sr. 0elo"
mann ipielt mdbreno Der fommenoen
| Sailou mieoerum NIT Dem Nfaoemie'
Srd)eIter.
M@blebcn. Sn leiner Wob.
ming. Hr. 312, Yarf-Ipenue, lpuroe
acItcrn Serr 6erbinano &ernuer, Der
8otte bon Srau 6ranceS @eulper,
bonn 5obe %obber,lfen. Ter Seid)nnnl
miro am Iittwot Gormittag 129
llbr mad Ser ct. glpbonirs.alrd)e
iiberfiibrt meroen, no iiir oas See
lenbeil bes 1ooten elm feierlid)es re
ouiem-Sotamt celebrirt miro.
Gin toIler Snnb in Sur.
It's Ban. = Gin angeblit tollcr
Suno ieste seitern Die 9epobner bon
Curtis Ban in Shreden. Iicle Srall-
en- uno 0inoer fliidteten in Ole a,l-
aren,enocu @dlber. Ter Softer. bent
cine meiBe %iddumenoe Sliiiiigfeit
aus Ser Shnaute ilob. muroe suerit
BON George Gbenouitb seiihtct, Der
j iofort Ole in ser HGbe befinSlid)elt
Yerionen luarntc, lid in Sitergeit
/ su bringen. Serr Sobn &iaor bemaii.
iiete iid in5iuiiden nit einem @ewebr
itnb footete oas 1bier Ourd) sipei
Shiiiic.
1orbigc Mabaubriber
e il 0 III M e II. -6iinfSebn BE-
ger milrben eeitern in Dem Saiie
Nr. 1907. @batcoat.S traBe. bon
benz Segeanten4 Gbaneep nnb oen
Yoli5iiten 5iibpap, Moore II. HeiIlp
perbaitet mno in Die noromeItIite
Voli5eiitation eineelieiert, ba lie Ell
men 9Grm nerfiibrten. Der mebrere
| S1uiergepierte wcit borbar ipar. go.
li5eiri1ter Ipion miro beitte 0ormit.
tag Die Sdreibdiie sur 8crantpor-
tuns 5ieben. Gie ToIi3ei slaubt. oob
Die Mrreitanten entweoer Crap ooer
aarten ipielten.
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itoot por5unebmenoen Nenherunacn
oitd iiir Die 3ufunit un5unebmell.
Sr. i. ". 2iebtfc, Der Gele9ot beS
EbilobeIpbio Sfot Clubs, mollie
nGmlih germ cine 9eitinlmung nis.
gener3t baben, melhc eS MIR Wit
glieoern bon Sfot-Glubs aeitattet,
al Den Yreis-S urniercn beS @erbun-
oes tbeil5unebnlen (allerbjngS NIT
Der GinidrGnfung Dob Sfatlpielern
aus StGOtcn, in ocnen feinc Clubs
criitircn, crlaubt lit, ols ein5ellpielcr
oie Snrnierc mit5umnaden). Serr
2ieotfe iiibrte CUR 9egriinbung Ieincr
Nnlid)t ms 6elo, DaB es benz Suite
reiic Der Musbreitulg bes SfatlpielS
geoient lei, menn man jebem Sfut-
ipieler Die @elegenbeit gebe, al ben
Surnieren tbeilSuncDmen, obne ion
ST. apingcn, lid einem Club oll5ll.
iblieBen -
No6 alls9iebiger I~isfuiiiou puroe
Der Nntrug oes Srn. Nbrobom gum
geid)luB erboben.
glui Nntrag oes II. q. Gromniter,
bcS E%rGliocnteu Der Sfot.2igo bon
Mem.Oorf ulb Sem. Seriep murbe
cine slbGnoerung Der Yreispertbcl.
lungs.Sfala bcibloiien, iobab IN gu.
tunit Die Ereiie nod iolgenoer alai.
iifi5irung pertbeilt tperoen:
1. Treis-bie meiiten geporlilellen
Spiclc.
=. Ercis-bie meilten getuonnel,en
Eoints.
3. Ereis--oie 5peitmeiiten gerpnn.
neuen Spiele.
4. Ercis-bic sneitmeilten gcipoE.
nerien Soints.
.. YreiS-Solo gegen bie meiiteu
Motaooren.
6. Ereis-bie brittmeiitcn gepon.
nenem Spiele.
Z. Ereis-bie %brittmeiiten gepon.
ncnen Eoints.
8. Yreis-bie piertnlciiten getpoll-
nclen Spiele.
8. Yreis-bie |piertmeiiten geipoil-
nencn Hoints. Isl
10. Ereis-5olrnee gegen Die mel
item Wotnboreu. .'e
Iicic Ereiapertbeilun9s = Sfalo
tritt notiirlid) bel Dem bcutiacn Cur.
nicr nod nidt in 3roit.
N,nl fam Der miftigitc Gilllft ser
Sagesoromn9: sic @dbl ser Md.
item TeItitoOt. Soften Die GeIegaten
lid bier oi,f cinen lebbaftcn aampi
5lpiiben Nemorf unb 9rooflpu se.
ioBt gemodt. 10 martete ibrer cine
lleberraidung. 9rooflpn 5eigte iib
ndmlid Gllberit nobel: es IieB ourD
icincu GeIegatcn. Srn. Mar Grb.
mann, crflGren, Dob es SIT @unitcu
Gepnrf's bon Der 9eperbung 5uriid.
trctc, ~alleroings in Der beltimmten
Griportung. boB bafiir in 9rooflrn
Ser uGditiolgenbc GongrcB (1911)
itottiinoen mcroe. NieS muroe 0root-
Inn bon ben iGmntlifen TeIegaten
sugeiidert nno bunn ole Nus,paIl
Memart'ST oils nGdJItc 5eItltaot slllll
9eibhiB erbobeu. tt s
Sm gniflub biernn aeianste ell
9rief bes Gr. S. &rouic, bes, YrGii-
bcnten Der Nerpnrf Sfot.2igo, 5iir
Gerleiullg, in melder berielbe lid
cntitnloigte, infoIse berailider Nb.
baltlng nid)t an Dem 9onareb 'tbeil1
nebmcn Sl fonnen. ul0 5n9leih er-
tlGrtc, i'm Iallc sic @abl ani Neu-
orf als Deititobt inllen iolte, oiei,
onnebmen unb Die !Serren @iaialn
Shneiber, Tice-ErGfi0ent. Salomon
Surp, Sdatmeilter. uno 8eorac
@rapp, SefretGr, ais ieinen @eorl-
tenitab ernennen 81 ipoIen. Gle aus-
mabl oieicr 3erren olS Die nad)Iten
@camten ser 2i9a mnrbe BON oe,l
Iclegaten gutgebeiBeu.
S~d,lieBlid) murben nod GaufeS.
beidliiiie fir Die itcioenoen 9ean,.
ten oes 8erbanoes, bie perihieoenen
Gomite'n 0es Seitausifuiies uno oie
oeutide 1asespreiie ansenommcn.
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Shes. s. 9ieatr & &c.,
CN.Uultimpre.Gt rQ6c.
NurS.0ah.@tra6e.

9eutides uno anberes a1isIGn6i'
ides @eIo eetamft ino perfauft.
@eIoienoungen beiorst nod Geuti@
lano, Seitreid. @ubInnb u. I. N.
Wediel ousseiteIf ouf ai,sldnbii@e
Wanfen. Greoitbriefe unb SrapeIerS
Cheques. o.
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: OelbIexbxaeea

GeIbienouneen nod Geuti&Ian6
uno Deitreid llnaaru fider uno
idaeu beIorat. 8, 10 un0 20 @arf..
icpie 10 ilnb 20 aronen . s&eine ~
berfaufen.
Sizes. s. 0ieaer e g.,
o. &c. al. Okspsldwsseets,
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Suuncnani- nub llntcraang.
las @ctter.

1iir Marplonb mo ben Tiitrift
Columbia bellte uno Iienitog flores,
3unebmerD mGrmeres @etter, leidtc
perGnoerlihe @inoe.
@eitern bctrug Ole bohlte Tempe
rotur so @rab nm If llbr Wor9ens,
mo Der ~niebrigite SbernlometerItonb
mar SO @rab nm s llbr Abenbs.
Sn Den iibrigen .g9etterbcs
p~bod)tungs-S tationeu wuroe Der iol'
genoe botltc Sbcrmometeritn1b per.
3eifnet:
gaItport So, Eortlono y, Bolton
70, @Ibanp 6S, Meip,Dorf IS, Ebilo.
oelpbio 80, Mtlnntic Gitp 81, Cape
Wop 80, Woibington rs, Norlolf 81,
Saiteras Sc, Charlotte IS, Wilmling-
ton SO, Gborleiton Sc, Sopannob 81,
Sudionpine 80, Slpiter 81, Sen @clt
sc, gtIanto 81, montgomery "a, Tem
Orleans 90, Ealeitine 81. 8alpcItou
SO, Corpus Gbriiti Sc, Wempbis rs,
Cincinnati 20, Yittsburg 6S, Sslrego
GO, Buffalo 60, 9lepelmo G2, Detroit
6S, Mpeno 66, Mnrauette 90, @reen
Ban 66, Chicago GO, Tulutb 66, Ct.
Saul GO, ct. 2ouis "A, &onias Gitp
~, Omaha 20, Suron 66, 9ismord
-, Williiton IS, Sabre 80, Seleno
20. Salt 2afe Gitp 10. Genper 90,
Hortb Ylotte so. Nmariuo 10, Sobge
Gitp 76, Sos Mngeles 20.
Sortihritt ieine Yorole.
= Serr Sobn ". Sopmooo, Der lei
men 5ublreIden Sremnben nnb @on.
i1rril better inter Dem Hol1ten
rSobnnie" ,Sopwooo befonnt lit, itebt
i'm 9egriii, 81 bepeiier, Dab er nldt
an ben SdInfmiiten 5GbIt, %ipnoen
Jortihritt ieille Eorole lit. Gas 10
beiteioenen Nni1ugel e%ntiprungene
Reitntront Nr. 425, Sit-9oltimore-
Ctr, lit in leBter 3eit etpos eng &c.
,poroen fir Die INNER mad)Ienoe
aunoid)oit, unO oa ioeben berNtietbs.
pertrog ob9elouien lit, bot Der inter
ncbmenoe @eIhultsmornt oos 1cs
bGl,oe Or. 2t6, SIt-9oltimpreltroBc,
mcld)es iriiber bon Den 9onfiers vii.
ion. GplIton II. 50. bcnubt iunroe, &c
pod,tet unb miro hailelbe in Elm crit.
tloiIi0es Meltauront umnonocln, ipo.
bin inn gepiB olld) ieine olte &uno'
lhait iolaen miro.
Tus ,Gontnn Sonclap
Tr. 445, i, 8, So, belt icine no
hentlihe 8eriommlung IN Sobn
I%ruerborbt's &oue, Mr. 1901, Salt
Npe., inter Ioriib bes Nrd)on Sobn
Oft Tas Nrotpfoll iiibrtc @m.
Wiiblbereer. Gle @erlommlmn9 wor
iebr 5obIreid beiudt unb 5eigtcn Die
Nitalieoer reaes Sntereiie on Der
8crbanolung. Gem p%eritorbcucn
9ri,ocr Sobn @iittner mibnete Der
Nrton cinen mormen Nod,rui. Gin
gcfiibrt lpuroe ell nclies Mltgllco,
mo 5ipei lueitere milrben por9eihloa
gen. 9oS Gomite bon rllnobb1n9i.
gen Yiirgerperein" i%tattete ieincn Ne
ridt ab. mo beid,Iob ons Gonclop,
lid al Der Slaageuparabe sl bethel
ligen uno aud iein &ouptaroriier
auf's Bette aussuid)miiden. 6rit
Acnttcr, Der Nropoit oeS Gonelaos.
luo Die Witelieoer im Nanlen beS
,GonnStotter Welfsieit.GereinS" eln
om eannitoiter 8olfsfeit tbcil5il''eb
men, uno mnrbe oie Ginloouna elm
iiimmia anaenommcn. Nad oel
8eriammIuna blieben Die Mltgiieoei
nod, einise Stutoen in gelelli9er In
terbaltung %5tIommnet.
RotiS.
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Kinder 0ohrO.On
MACH FtETcHER's
CASTOR

N. MeiHsrt.
@altimore's 9eutider *bOtoaraYb,
4O9-411
4orb'gab.Strake.
Gin e~ritflaifaeS 0eidGft fir crit.
fiaiiiae Arbeitrn, anb ieiMe bSbereM
9sreiie, ais Sic anSers,us besablen.
spcsialitat, Yereinssrnppen anb
IamiIieaernppen. 8ererShernnseH
Mad) alien @ilbern inter Warantie.
Ndten Sic aaf obiDe NbreHe; es
1T 81 Sbrem Eortbeils.
Seine gerbinSnus nit irseab ii.
ucm anbcrea Stnbiu.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-08-04

train from st. Louis to Chicago costs
not greatly more than ii does to car
Try $50 in the same number OF coaches,
but the revenue is twice as much. A
car of way freight loaded to capacity
will earn three times as much as one
half full.
Our recent cereal crops have been so
enormous as to tax the Western rail-
ways capacity. The same lines, when
the county was less thickly settled,
were perforce content with half of this
vastly profitable business. They also
are carrying westward thousands OF
tons of supplies which have grown
from hundreds of tons within easy
memory.
And yet none of them are able under
generally advancing scales of values
and wages to make putocrats OF its
stockholders.
Unbaked trainers OF statutes, hot
from the hustings where they have
scorched monopoly and hurled defi-
ance to it's snarling lips, either are ig.
norant OF, or shut their eyes to, or
calmly ignor facts such as these.
The education of the people to
recognition OF the mutual and inter-
|commlngled rights of community
and the railroads which serve IL is
one of the necessities of the hour. And
The Times proposes to bear the part
which becomes It in imparting the es-
sential truths of the situation. There
has been too much charlatanism and
too little business sense in the deal
ings between the railroads and their
contitutions.-St. Louis Times,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-08-04

and other instruments OF grear value,
are used and the taking and recording
Of the time have reached n point where
the human equation Is practically elm
mated.
The results obtained are Of great
value. particularly TO mariners. The
time Is not only flashed TO hundreds
of points in the United States, but 1t
is sent far out to sea by wireless. A
cable carries the flash to Havana; an
other to Panama and Callao Peru.
The observatory here does not send
the time much farther west than the
Rockies. but they have an observatory
at the Mare Island navy yard, and
from there the time is sent up and
down the Pacific coast. just as 1t is
from here TO the eastern part of the
United States. In the cities where the
central time Is used the fash marks
IL O'Clock. An hour later local opera
tors drop the time balls.
The mean time is determined by as
Economical observations. When GER
tain stars pass the seventy-fifth merld-
Ian. called the meridian of Washing.
ton. II is certain time. The operator
watches for the stars through a tele-
scope. the field of which is covered
with fine wires.
As the stars reach q certain point In
transit the operator presses key in
his hand. A contact IS made and re-
corded on chronograph. The chrono-
graph consists of a cylinder covered
with paper. A fountain pen rests on
the paper. II Is held by an arm at
tached to the mechanism. The cylin-
der revolves once n minute, and the
pen moves along the surface of the
paper. making spiral line.
A sidereal clock of the finest make is
running in vault underneath the OBJ
servatory. With each tick Of the
clock there is contact of two points
These two points are attached to wires
that lead to an electro-magnet at
tached to the arm that holds the pen
of the chronograph The clock is so
adjusted that each minute the pen
jumps TO one side. Consequently there
is break In the line.
There are other breaks, too, when
the observer watches the stars
cross the lines IN the field of the
telescope. The mean time thus re.
corded for each star. after being cor
rected for errors. is the clock time OF
the stars transit. Whatever difference
there is between the clock time and
the sidereal time marked by the trans
1t OF the stars is the error of the
clock. From these astronomical OBJ
servations the sidereal time is OBJ
tained. The error amounts to but
little, rarely being more than from
five one-hundredths TO ten one-hun-
dredths OF second.
The time Of sending fash over the
wires is practically nothing. A fash
has reached Greenwich, England, In
three-tenths OF a Washington
Cor. Chicago Inter Ocean.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-08-04
AMERICAN wANDsRLUsT.
A Habit Which Strengthen. tn. Co

A Habit Which Strengthens the Co
besive Unity Of the Nation.
Less than buif the members OF the
United States senate and house of rep
resentatiyes are native born in the
states which they represent. Nothing
could more clearly show the alert ac-
tivities of the American people ana
that constant lnterningling of the I'M
habitants OF the several states which
adds so much to the cohesive unity Of
the nation. The boy who goes to q
distant state often accomplishes more
than the one who goes straight on In
the footprints of his father In the
home village. Even Daniel Webster
was not born In the old Bay State.
whose influence and dignity he 80 well
sustained and whose people mourned
him SO sincerely when his great life
closed.
This wandering from state to state
has resulted in the organizing in New
York city of many state societies,
which aim to gather together the ma
tives Of their respective states an
nually to revive the pleasant memories
OF the old home days, with their thou
sand cllnglng ties.
What would happen II the Ameri-
can people should cease to wander
about the country? Is a question often
asked Ii Is said that an eastern man
never amounts to anything until he
goes west and that a western man
has to come east I'm order to attain his
full stature mentally. The northern
man Is advised to go south to learn
gentle courtesy and chivalrlc bearing.
the southerner to 20 north TO add
more iron to his blood. There can be
no doubt that this constant evolution
has encouraged the birth of new ideas.
just as the whirling of the microscope
developed n toy into our present won
derful moving pictures, which gives US
glimpses of life in motion all over the
world.-Joe Mitchell Chapple In Ma
tional Magazine.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-08-04
THE EARNINGS
OF RAILWAYS
Money Goes Right Back in.
to Circulation.
COSTS SOMETHING TO OPERATE
Some Railways Have Nc
Net Earnings.
Legislators DO Not Take All Things
Into Consideration When Making
New Laws--Somc Facts and Fig
urcs to Back Them Up.

The railroads of this country are
earning, roundly, about $7,0OO.00O a
day at this time, every day In the
year. But not every penny OF this is
profit, as some lawmakers have at
times appeared to assume. It costs
omething tu run and maintain a rail-
way.
Out of each dollar OF railway re-
ceipts, II cents goes almost directly
back into circulation for labor and
the direct products of labor. Forty
cents Is paid to the employees; cents
Is required for fuel, waste, OIL and
water; rails, ties, cars, engines and
like equipment take 1S cents more
Five cents OF each dollar taken In Is
re-expended in yards and tracks,
shops, roundhouses and the like.
When the railroad has ceased paying
out of its dollar it has little left Some
tion OF location and management.
But the maintainance of q safe mar
gin between income and outgo would
not be the greatest OF the present
problems for railway managers, II
they could be assured of a stable
basis OF purchasing power for a dol
lar. In the decade preceding and in
cluding 1907, the price of fuel advance
ed 38 per cent, the cost of rails rose
AZ per cent, the price OF ties increas-
ed 76 cent, locomotives advanced one
half, cars three-quarters, labor nearly
one-third, over the average prices in
1907.
In the meantime freight rates on
S97 articles were increased and on
S76 were decreased, the net result be-
ing about II per cent loss OF profit
TO the railroads.
How then do the railways live, the
skeptic sneers? Why don't they go
into bankruptcy?
They would, under these conditions,
but that vastly growing bulk of
traffic continues to support them In
creases In passenger and freight bust
ness continues to swell the already
enormous figures on established trunk
lines. To have 300 passengers in one
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-08-04
He Did His Part ThorouahIy.

In order to avoid an argument with
woman suffragist on the subject Of
her hobby happy bachelor CALAMITY
acquiesced In the truth OF her asser-
tions.
But, sir" sternly remarked the
spinster, ''your admission is anything
but creditable to you. What. for in
stance, have you ever done for the
emancipation OF woman"
Madam" responded the gentleman,
with polite smile and bow, II have
at least remained bachelorw
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-08-04
Thrifty.

A Scotsman and his wife were trav,
cling from Leith to London by boat.
When off the Yorkshire coast a great
storm arose and the vessel had sew
eral narrow escapes from laundering.
ooh, Sandy" moaned his wife, I'm
ma afeard o. deeln', but dlnna care
to dee at sea"
"Dinna think o. deein' yet" answered
Sandy; but when ye do, ye'd better be
drooned at sea than anywhere else"
AN why, Sandy?" asked his wife.
"Whyy" exclaimed Sandy. Because
We wouldna cost sac muckle to bury"