Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1910-06-23

says IN" Glasgow Herald And ever
among mankind the habit is OF com
,pssalNeay recent acquisition. II ha.
be,i. made possible aud indeed suggest
cd by mechanical progress. though sont
anfhorities deduce the failure of civ
liizatlon from our Inability 10 make
outdoor life in our cities attractive Ia
ourselves The habit has taken such a
noid on US that nothing but Il prohb-
li'Se rise in railway fares or a quite
unforeseen change IN our atmospheric
ana regfeative conditions can prevent
It's indefinite Increase"
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IN letter from Stuttgart a cores
ponuent OF German paper says that
Sudcrlnann has 50 long been synony-
nous WIN success that the perform
ahce at the ROYAL theater when the
drama. Children of the strand was
received In silence. was remarkable and
unlocked for. only after The third act
was there small sign of approval,
and when the final curtain was low
sIeu' misses We're heard in ali parts of
the house. The stage manager had
probably expected different result. for
me curtain Went up after ii had fallen
buf the actors evidently had seen and
heard the sentiment of the audience
ana did not appear again.
a woman who keeps a restaurant in
Washington square has solved the use
OF one of the by-prcducts of servant
Elrl carelessness. Whenever one of her
girls breaks dish of figured china the
nat part of the dish or plate. with a
pattern showing on it. is carefully laid
aside. have arranged these old
pieces she said. into a pretty mo-
sale pattern for my window. setting
them in cement la year or so i
shall have enough to inlay the en1ire
floor of the restaurant. making the
pieces into colorcd borders and using
the white for the center OF tba no.,
Families of railroad e,,Iovas r,,,I,,.
have To be cared for hv Whit. nv at,s,..
charitable ORGANISATIONS ON of > ,ri
families to which nil vas .yi,,,, ~, ~ ~,
Charity Organization society, o,,l,. 80,
We're families of men who mad hne,,
employed; by railroads ana - 1s
these the father .r5l hnsi'.,' a. ~. ~.
dead in another the man Had des.r,s1
his family. There arc .,ln,,, ,5i,l, ~
and a half of railroad enniovns H. NJ
country. AS rnilvav a,,,,,i,,,,o' ~ Wy
probably no more provide,,t tha,, IN ~
ers il must he IN, ,,o,,si,l ,.i''. In
GOOD s,,n,,.i,,a ,,,,t''', ..'a. iiilhSs inc
3Oreanizatio,, socintv s'iS ny
B,,i,o.as j., p..,,
b,,rdened h,. ,,ya,;f, CIV are neaN,iy
ran,,aa ~; .a,a .i ana are handl-
result of the heavy tariffs fhat are COZ
senuenti,. imnosa5 tha i.is .iial are con
of reoneninp tho .na,a,,. 20 ..usn .i''R
that f,,rnisSad .sa.s.'. Ma.ef ways
tho .5vnnt nf r,ti,..i. soi ,.,l! before
affairs is RAPIDLY npproachina :. .,,is.t.
according 10 Professor Iogan n, ~
Pherson. traffic exnert for w. ~
.ways commission which l.ta,,, oo,,,eie.
>.s'''t'.44s'''ioli, winch COnDlet-
conditions 'it'iiic
Lord ualsbnrv for,,,., ,,,r@, ~,
of England W. ~ IN. s'lailceilor
the Authors Climb dinnar ..,ia =, .... a.
.delightful TO him to Soc CO '7, NV. ~ vas
remember and ran,a,,,l',, anu M. ne couia
,f,,dc that he ,,,vea IL ,n ~; VIII sIa.l
who vas tha ,5;ta,. y, ~, nc own sa.iief.
n number of y.a,s al. i'e t'eal'eiaru ior
that he ever recei,sa a'i c cue eaGehtlon
dentiali ne waI,ld ,ai, W., eoiili
M, w.,e ,,e,,ar t .S.bS,l ~ ti,al
- y. q. 'N,io"i di an lie euu-
own fath.r ~ 20. va" ,' UNA. from ms
:, i, NY Mas hlihseif, no doubt.
Ne's sooa sellolar.
"A vounp cmnl.. 60.
r;e,, COM. into 1,,,,. 80 eNeli.N mar.
p.s sliNeI loltcner and wanted us to
ehahse .he lhllials on 1T so that they
v .,''i,'4 s1Nc ~ 10 another couple as a
.,'.'l presehl. ihey mad received
.nfee others themselves. We can some
Workrooms. but word came back that
ii could not be done in this case he
cause the initials on it had already been
erased four times
Posroma word used often nv
George KEENAN, In his articles on "-rh.
Reaction in Russia" the first of wbin,