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Evening journal., 1911-10-07
GUNPOWDER AND KID

Likewise we may suppose that Mrs.
Ella Wheeler Wilcox has sent some
telepathic message Of appreciation.
Miss Beatrice Fairfax, upon being in
terviewed. said that she thought no
advice TO the lovelorn was necessary
after Mr.. Hearst had settled all war
questions.
Ignatz and Krazy Kat have declar-
cd a truce. and the brick market has
slumped accordingly. The Manicure
Lady and George the Barber have
made up their differences and all is
barber shop harmony. Desperate Des-
Evening journal., 1911-10-07

The Journal would remind some readers who
favor it with letters that often they are not printed
until several days after they have been received
The letters take their space and other con-
dirons permit. Sometimes the writers think that
their communications have not been printed be-
cause they do not appear Immediately, and they
are often overlooked in later issue Of the rarer
Evening journal., 1911-10-07

Steadily the amount Of forfeit that the Will
mington and Philadelphia Traction Company has
to pay If the court sustains the Public Utilities
Commission is increasing. Wouldn't it jar the
Company If it should be forced TO pay the forfeit?
Such a contingency is not unlikely.
Evening journal., 1911-10-07
REYIYAL AT MESLEY.

Revival services in progress at Wes-
ley Church have resulted in a strength
ened membership and several CONVEX
sions. In the church tomorrow. the
Rev. E. c. Wright will occupy the
pulpit in the morning and address
the Sunday school in the afternoon.
Evangelistic services will continue
in the evening with the pastor in
charge
Evening journal., 1911-10-07
SHORT STORIES OF THE DAY

you're not the young man she was
expecting"
Them hands O. your'n don't need
manicuring, sir; they need laundry
ing. Please close the door as you 90
out Chicago Tribune.
Evening journal., 1911-10-07
REYIYAL AM GLAsanM.

Revival services will. begin in Glae-
gov NJ. 2. Church tomorrow evening
at 7.30 o'clock. the Rev. Charles H.
Hastings. Of Union Bridge, Nd, will
assist the pastor during the meetings.
Services during the week will begin
at 745 o'clock. There will be no.
preaching service Sunday afternoon.
Evening journal., 1911-10-07
GOES AWAY AND
STRAIGHTWAY FORGETS
BY John S. Hamilton.

The writer was surprised the other
day by reading a brief report in a
daily paper which stated that two
attorneys at meeting held in the
interest Of the Juvenile Court had
denounced moving pictures and one
of the speakers stated that the edu-
cational value of the pictures. was
lost in oblivion when compared with
the harm that was done. Now the
writer had formed an entirely differ
ent opinion of the effect of the pic
lures from what is suggested in the
remarks of these attorneys and his
first impulse was to emphatically say
so. On second thought, however, he
began to see the matter from diff
ferent light Perhaps these attorneys
are more competent to pass upon
these things than is the writer, and
there is a possibility that the writer
is incompetent TO pass upon them
at all.
It requires some nerve, mind you.
for person 10 set himself up as one
qualified to say what should be and
what should not be. There is some
thing in the Good Book which tells
about a mau looking in a mirror and
going away and straightway forget
ting what manner Of person he is ana
this Is a remarkable fact. One knows
who looks like his friends. but he
never recognizes a similarity that ex-
lists between somebody else and him
self. This, the writer believes applies to
the personality, that no man or wo-
man has any considerable conception
of really what kind Of a person he
or she is. They may look az them
selves for a moment as one looks in
mirror, but they Immediately go away
and forget They should be careful
therefore how they make attacks on
the habits or opinions OF others
| There is a good, big reform Job to
| be found inside Of the skin OF every
man and there is good ground for
believing that effective work is done
| nowhere else
There is something still to be said
| against the moving picture shows, It
is true, but they are improving fast
The only Just criticism today is that
there is perhaps too much gun play
and certainly too much silly spoon
| ing, but the greater part of the
shows are amusing and many OF
/ them are instructive and inspiring.
This is the impression that the shows
make on the writer who attends them
frequently. There are and possibly
always win be incorrigible boys and
| girls. These boys and girls broke
loose before there were any moving
picture shows and they would break
loose If the doors Of all the shows
were closed.
Millions Of people in this country
! enjoy this cheap form Of amusement
and it would, in the writer's opinion.
be crime to deprive them Of It.
Many reformers need to learn the
lesson that mankind goes forward at
the pace that is set by the best and
strongest. II is silly puniness to
think that it would be wise to deprive
the people OF what they evidently
want because a weakminded and de-
generate boy or girl here and there.
for the want of better excuse,
blame their shortcomings on what
their fellows are using. enjoying and
evidently receiving a benefit from.
Evening journal., 1911-10-07

With the completion OF the new hotel, Whining
TON should become a desirable place for conven-
tons Of various kinds. Strangers will wish TO
come here. especially after the new state road is
finished. Il costs money and considerable
amount of il TO entertain conventions and pecun-
iary provision will have 70 be made for the enter
tainmeut Of guests if Wilmington is to become a
convention citv
Evening journal., 1911-10-07
HEARST'S ATTITUDE
ON WAR
APPROVED.

We have quite forgotten what Mr..
Hearst's attitude on war may be. Yet
We feel so much better now that we
know that this particular attitude is
approved. We don't seem 10 be so
much exercised in discovering who
else approves OF Il, for It is approved
by his own newspapers, and we are
quite certain that all is well and the
government az Washington still lives.
Evening journal., 1911-10-07

And being thus approved, we may
be certain-or at least reasonably so.-
that MIR. c. Hwhiskers Par-Curst Is
quite pleased with Mr. Hearst's views.
Evening journal., 1911-10-07
no YOU WANT A FINE WATCHt

DO YOU WANT A FINE WATCHf
We Will appreciate a call. Assure
you of getting satisfaction. The set
tlement is your pleasure. Your charge
amount solicited. s1O0 weekly will
do il. Mitchell, Jeweler. Ford Build
ing, second floor Eyes tested free.
Glasses SOC weekly.s
Evening journal., 1911-10-07

This war question is a bit worrying.
We hear that ships have been sent to
the bottom Of tho sea. and then we
hear that they have not, but are about
to be. We hear that armies are beset-
ting other armies with horrible loss
Of lifs-to say nothing of time.-and
that Mr.. Sherman's dictum concern
ing war Is a reality. And yet-pause!
Finger upraised, There is hopel-
Munyon.
BY which predatory remarks We beg
40 call the attention OF our readers
10 the fact that the following head
lines appear in the New York Journal,
that newspaper Of civilization con-
Quoted vicariously for Mr. William
Randolph Hearst
Evening journal., 1911-10-07
EDITORIAL OPINION

shaving-and equip the bathroom with
wall-charts and improving books, oil
cloth bound.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-12-22
Die 1t,,ien Pacific GHetbabt,*

gam. Surge 3sit oarauf tpurOs sr qrGiioent Der gabh
,Sm Sabre 1901 erlauete er bic &ontrple uber bic
Southern Ydcifit, unb 5tpar mad benz ableben bon Gols
lis ". Suntineton, unb ra6oem 5err Sdrrimdn uno
feline Observation-Disclosures ben YIan gsfabt batten, bic
GentraI pueifie bonn ipeitIiden gnbpuntt Der Union Yas
cifc in Ogden, utab. bis San JruncisrO tduflit gu en-
tperben, I'm Ih bic &ontroqe Der Central patittc 81
iid)ern, bic our 3sit bes arie9es gebaut iporoen mar,
ludbrenb bic Union pacific i'm 8au b%egriffeH mar, mar IS
nothpeubig. Die Goutbern qacific BON San 5raneistO
bis Rem Orleans unb cine 0alnpferlinie BON Neip
ORLEANS mad Nep gOrt gu %taufen.
Cine 2aft Oieier 4rt uuf iA gu nebmeu, um ietncn
Sruum elmer si9snen 3inis BON MiIpurisStrom big CUR
PdcifitsaiIte Oerpirtliten gu t0nnen, mar Gtpas, benz
Elm 0urdi9nittss & Observation-Disclosures IeIbit bon amer
tdnnten Wtutbe bibi6 aus ZEN gBege ge9ungen mare.
Niht 10 Sarrimun. Dis Elm Siam bon mebr als Sc
lpObHli6em Mube, felt i'm @luuben, baB Elm iOhes Sps
item bon gabnItnien nlebr as irgeno etipas lpntt CUR
@utpidlung Der ipeitGi4en Staten b~eitra9en piiroe
cine Gntpidung, bic ibrerIeits tpteSerlni bas itetige
Wadstbum Ieines eigenen Bellies bebeuten tpurbe -
5Ogerte er nift einen augenblid. uts inn bic 8eOtngungen
genannt tpuroen. Die @uslu9e BON me9r ais cinbunbert
Wilipnsn, rm bic &ontroGe iensr 2inisr 5l ertperben,
mar fir i'm nur elm Sbsil, tpsnn audi Elm tpeientlifer,
Ieines ReienpIunes, oeHen idIieBIiden @rioI9 er nit Iol>
der 8eitimmtbsit ~OoruusIub, as OBJ oerielbe bereits in Die
9sI6idte ibergcgangeu mare.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-12-22
Cine greBartige Wiedergsburt.

Mar iton Der 9au Der Union Pacific cine 9ldns
Ssnbe 2eiitung in 4nbetra6t Der SinoerniiIe, pelfe gu
beiudlttqen ipdren, uuo Der 8rigeSlpirreu, bic bus 2ano
Ioebsn ert bu%rdSlmaden 9ebubt bate, 10 lit ibr g8ieoers
dufbau Elm prufttpert i'm SinbIid auf bic &ibn9eit rno
llnermsBlidteit bes glanes uno Der eritaunlifen Sc
iftpinOi9teit, nit Der er ~ausgefibrt wOroen 1T.
Die guutoien BON 1855 Meilen Der Union 9actfic
5u elmer 3sit, aIs bic Raton Im1 nod nift bon ben
mannigfuten ibIimmeu N~irtun9en bes 9iir9ertrieges
trboIt bate, betru9en taum 81 Millionen Dollars.
Die gntpidluno Der Qinicn pes SarrimansS pfems,
zines Dertes. bas ungefdbr breiBig Sabre ipdter unter
bebeutenb g~iinitigsren @erbGltnife: in angrff genous
men lpurbe, BAT nabe5l 300 Milionen s~etoet.
Der bIoBe @ergleit OeIsr nudtsn 3ifferu gsIaItet
G6 gu einem Sribut fir Sdrrtmuns 9ebeutung, ielbit
tpeun man Dodge unb 0uront, Sruin unb 5urnam, mrds
Tibent 2incoln uno Dir uno bea anOercn in polem
MaBe ben Rubm 5ont, Der MGnnern sebiibrt, bic GnDs
Der Sef5iger ibr ~mddtige8 @ert boubraft unO ben &tz
Iunttidsn nit benz StiGsn OSeon nit itGblernen ganpen
~perbunoen bnben.
SIR 9bun mar elm ~slan5poies Beginner Elm
Beginner, Ous n~otbpsnOig mar, bumit Sarrimun jensn
Srdlm in 0irtlidteit beripnnbttn tountc, in neIbsm
inn Elm SpIem BON @iisnbubnen uuO 0ampfi6iffeu pprs
idpebte, ous ben MiNourisS trpm. bic Stdbte Der pa
c~ifctiits nit ben 2Gnbern auf Der .ntoegsneeIeBpn Settle
beS Stilen S5euns, nit Rem Orleans uno Rev gprt
perbanb.
abet Der BARN fir Sarrinun entbultene 2ri6ut liegt
buuptIGhit in Der Shatia6e, oaB Die gldne, Osrsn
6riidte er CUR 3sit ieines Spoes nab reifen Ieben burfte,
gu elmer uacm anidsin nadj ungIidIiden etuuoe 9efabt
iplroen, nodoem Die Union paefe ~unge5dbtc 0ffeuttde
unb pripate SAmGbungen ertitten bate, uno naboem
ibre REORGANIZATION naf NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Metboben
,petmaI perluht pOroen tpur,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-12-22
Hnfangsger6iNte der Babn.

G%mpfdngen gu elmer 3et, ba oas 2dno in 9iirgere
triegszgDeben lag, 1T bic Union pacifc gu einem Der
9rOBten 6Grberer Der 5rtsOenstiinite %aetporbsn.
abrabam 2incoln mar elmer Der eriten 9efirportsr
bes proiettes, bus ben 8au elmer 8abn bsStpedte, bic Die
Ditlif unb ipeflid bon ben gtpdp Mountains ~gelegenen
2dnbestbeile bereintgen iplte. gr elaubte nidt nur, bGb
Elm iuI6es llnternsbmen bic unermeBli6en Streden Gam
bic 8erlGneerung elmer iolfen 8abn nuf Californian
biefsn Stuut Der Union gu erbolten befen tuirbe.
SIN Sabre 1862 luurOe 2incpln bonn 8pnereB err
mGftist, sinen DitIifen Gnbpuntt fir bic 9abn aus5us
Iu9en. Rad oielerlei portGufigen @ermeTungen, na9s
benz ohGe StGbte am MiFourisS trOm ibre anTprii4e eeIz
tenO gemudt, nadOem 9rGiioent 2incoln nit benz Gbsfs
Sneenieur Der 9abn, @eneraI Dodge, Rdtbes eepflo9en,
tpurOe oes 2ebtsenunnten SeimatbsFaot Council Bluffs
auserIebsn.
1864 puTirte Der &pn9reb bic Union 9acific Bin.
Stint Sabre ipdtsr ipurOe gu 9romontorb point in Utah
Der gplbene Na9eI ein9ei6lugen our 5eier Der tbatiGds
liden @oGenbung bes Bertes; bic Union 8dcific bate
1856 Metlen Sfiensn peIttpdrts bon Omaha eele9t, unb
bic @entrdl Patifc bate 638 lPeilen S9isnenftrang off
tpdrts bon sacramento 9ebaut. SpGterbin purbe Der
tuefli6e terminus Der eigentli6sn Union 9acifit raf
Sgpen perlegt, 1903 Meien bon Sma9d.
0us Gingreifen Der Regierung in bic 5inan5angsles
~0enbeiten Der goAn, bic pentge Sabre IpGter folgenbe
gRdieDerlpalteriha bic bsioeu OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
inter Prioateigentbimeri haft bon beneu Der Speite err
iol9reid ipar, ino aae5 algemsiu bctannte Gaden, Die
baltia IN 9tI3iftenh amerito's ~beffrieben tuproen iinO
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-12-22
Sin 9ano Der &nHDtr nHO Der I0gli6teltta,
Die RebabiIitiruns der Onion Pacific.

lin einen n~ertbpouen Seitrug 1T bic 5eitgen0iFife
Qiteratur burb General 8renpiae WR. Dodge bereidert
porben, BEN Obers 8auiu9enieur Der Stommlnis Der
lluion 9ucfic Gitn6dbn. Sein Bud fibrt ben 2ttel;
,ggte mir bic Union pacifie Raihuap bauten."
Der %berItorbenc 6. $. Sarriman irsbte nitt nab
literartI6em Rubm. g8are bes Der Sal geipeien uno
bate er feline Grfubrungen in 9erbinbun9 nit Dem gros
zen gertsbrssSpiem an oeTeu SpiBe er Itanb uno beiIen
Ieitenber 9eiit er mar, idriftIif nieoergelegt, 10 bGtte Der
3itel Isinss 8ufes rsht gut Iduten tOnnen: ,gBie mir
bic llnipn 9acific GiIenbabn nu %aufbduten."
Der urIprin9lifc Sau Der Union qdeifie nnb Der
Central Paciiic mar cine O%rumatiIf in S3ene geieBte
unO bon mddtigen HeiuItaten b~sglsitete 2eiitung. Niht
lpeniger Oramutiif ieoOd uno ni4t minOer srobarti9 us
S65pfun9 lit Der gleubuu jenes ituunensrregenoen Sdies
netnebe5 sepeIen, ipeItc5 zines Der Nuncer Der Glen
bNbnpelt biloet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-12-22
WeiIe pIaeirte ItliIIlenen.

Die ausIuge bon nube5u 800 Miaionen Dollars inner
balb Der naditen puar Sabre fir bic gfebabiIttrung iet'
nsr nsu e%rlporbensn 2inisn mar ebenfalls nur Elm %ipeients
l6er Sbeil ieines Rieienplanes. llnb bHie ausuge bat
f4 ats bOfit profitable anlage ertpieien. Die fir StabI
unb SApelIen. fir Mai6inen unb Naggons. fir Sifers
heitsborridtungen unb 8alaft, fir GnoItationen unb all
gemeins gusriitun9 Der beIen erbGItlifen QuaIitdt Der
~ausgubten Milipnen iparen tueiie plu3irte MillOnen.
@u8 siusm unf6ersn &untoniften tpurOe bic Union
Pacific balo 81 einem Probu3enten reititer Irt, Sin
panberung unb 9erieieung t%panbelten bic Staaten INN,
ourdl bic Id lire 2inien 8ogen. ProIperitGt marIAirte
%tueitpGrts unb be3og Stanbquarttere in Stdoten uno
Ortidaften tpeitlid bonn 5elicngebir9e. 2Obnenoer gders
uno @~artcnbuu retlumirte bic DIFFERENTIATION. Die Bah
men balfen benz 2anb, unO Oas 2anb 6alf ben 8abnen.
Der pete @eFen bGIbte unO gebieb. Wertbe purbsn
iu6il. SnDuitrien faBtsn feFen 8oben, Gin neles Rei4
Der 6Hle tpuroe %ge9rinOet. Sarrimun's Sraum tuurOe
tpdhr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-12-22
Die WunderveIIe Onion Pacific ssend.

Die 8ulturgeidi6te peif tein 8eiipicI ruiderer
Gntpidlun9 uuf, as bic @cgenb erfubren Fat, pelhe bic
2inien Der Union paciftc nit Der ibrigeu glelt in 8ers
binbun9 geeBt buben.
Oa lit Der PuciftcsN orbpeiten nit feinen prGdti9en
Stdoten, fetnsn guubOl3s Snbuitrisn, Ieinen fruttbaren
Sbllern, mo 8artenbau unO 2anbpirtbf9aft IuId' merit
iuiroige Sprti4ritte MAIDEN, feline NGb BEL alasia uno
feline pprtbeilbafte Gage nit 8e3ieIung uuf China unO
Sapan.
Die Sputbern 8acifiesGompunb betreibt bic ein3ige
0ampferIinie, bic 3lpiiden Nep Dort unb Gep ORLEANS
brett Dertebrt. Die 5ubrt, tpeltc bier uno einen bulben
bis flint Gage ouuert. empfiebt ib spIber, bic Grbos
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-12-22
ie8eididtt Der SerbinSnng jutir Etltmttre.
Criumpbe felt 1897.

aneroinas hattie bic Union pactfic ibe 0rangiole.
qbsr lire 9riumpb. felt 1897 BADEN bic PrGtun9eu I9rer
eriteu breibia Sabre ne6r ais aufgepogen. Die lsBtsH
pieraebn Sabre baben ibr ununterbrodenes NacDstbuln
beaeuoen tOunen, uub bsutigen Sasss iteaen bic Stnlsn
bes Union @outbrn 9ucifie Spfems etnen Oer n'a4@
tioIen Nattoren bes Gufbuus b:s @eItens, oss puetttts
Rorbfpeitens unb bes Subpeitens bar, oenn OIele Glntsn
umfaIIen bic Southern Pacific i'm Sill .leiten nit Dem @fs
Let BON O9Den Bis YortlanO Bis ndd San 6rdneiseo uno
Sos an9eles; Die Union Yaeifc bon OItltd9en Punttsn
na9 Sgben unb Stranger; bic Oregon SHORT Stne uno
bic Oregon : DaIbingtoH @%iienbabns unb S3tffo9rt"s
@eIeui6aft mad ben groben StGoten bes Pdtttns9toroips>
items; Sampfi9if,e {, bic ben atantii9en. ben Ya5'tll3en
Osson unb ben Golf bon Wterito b~efubren; bic ~5ablretbsn
gerbinOun9sbabnen ipel9e bequsmeu QnidluB an jeoeH
@intel bes grobsn @titens ~berfelen.
Die Srtumpbe bieies mG9tigen 8ertebrsipfems Iinb
Srilmpbe bs 6ortItritts ipiDDbl tpie Der ShDpfung 9es
psIert. Die Grbduer Der 8dbn ipGblten bic %bequenl1te
goute ii6er bic Hodp Mpuntdins, bic ~iberbaupt oerItbar
iuar, aber bic Sbatdd1e, OuB bic Nipeaus mertipurOt9
niebrig 1t.b unb bic SObe Der &reu5unsspunttc Der &ons
tincntalzS feibe beoeuteno unter benz Ourh1dnltt 1T,
belt lie bernod) ni6t ab, nod Wtilionen mebr duf 8ers
%rinqcrung bieIer Nipeaus. Stredung BON &urpen uno
8~ertiraung BON 0iitan5en 3u b%erpenben, tpo INNER oss
mD9lib mar.
So 5ino bel Ter Tetonitruttlon oer Union Sput9ern
qdcific Iplde RieIenaufsaben ~bepdlti9t %ipOrben, pie bic
Reu9efaltuns bes 9roBsn Sul3Iees. Der Cane urdttid
unipeit Omaha unb bic 8eisittgun9 elmer unmense 9riis
uen, i6arfen &urpen unb 9rpbeu Stci9un9en.
Bel bteIer RetonItruttion Iinb 631 Mteilen oter uns
gefabr slpei 9rittel Der Sauptlinie 0pppelidienenitraRg
selsst tporben, ipdbrenO Elm fat %ituubloier gaadit bon
Sbermans&ie zines Der beiten 8ubnbetten in Der WeIt
ersiebt.
Gin completes automatiI6ss 9lodfsnuEzSbFe ges
~pG6rGeiHet bas ~b6fitmo9lits Wab bon Siferheit, uno
bur6 bic Sutuliruns mOberncr 2otomptiben unb Mags
sons 1T fir Siferbeit, @eidpinbisteit unb ben aomfort
Der paFa9iere seTuret. gBdbrenO bes Sabres 1910 be-
fDrberte bic Union paeific nabsau 100000 9ufugiere,
Obne baB sinem ~sin5isen unter ibnen Elm tDStlifer unfal
~5u9eitOben lpGre.
Qber aud Der Saonbsitsiinn 1T in bieier 3cit bes
NieberauFbals ni6t psrnadIdTiet pprben - cine Sbats
fade, fir pefe 9uBenoe bon bibIden pafugierzStdttos
men, bon idOnen anIagen um9eben, 3eu9nis ablegen.
9os neue alpOlfitOul9s SauptbureausSebd in Omaha
1T cinss Der id0niten 8auperte beier art, bas in trgeno
elmer ameritaniifen Stabt o~n3utrsffen III.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-12-22
Bsrr barriman in der Tubruaa.

Der 8peite Oieier &eorgantiationss 8eriute eriuies
Fd unttr 2eitung beg subn- 9oc6 aummittees os ers
folgrsit, uub eS mar i'm Sabre 1897, bab Serr Sarri-
man, als elmer Der Dircttortn, 5ustit tbdtigcn 2ntbcit
an ben Union pncifNs In9,Gscnbtitsn 5u nc6 III ..
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-12-22
Gin &iejenwert tn tranS=
fontineatalen Serte5r5wden.

Gin balber @clttbeil fir Ole &nltur ges
pouueu. Sine g&iaenei IN blibcnOe
GGrten perpanSelt. = Iuf bcrlaieaen Stat>
ten i6ieBen boltreiGe StaOte rmpor.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1911-04-06
The Fulton County News
McConnellsburg, Pa.
sELF.DENlALs IN EDUCATION.

Speaking OF the drivellng life a
Fouth must undergo these days and
the many influences that war with
dean life, clean thoughts and fine
aspirations, Cornelia A. p. Conner, in
"a Letter TO the Rising Generation"
In the Atlantic, says: Il don't ap.
prove" your fathers and mothers say
anxiously. but hate to keep Tom
and Mary at home when all the other
children are allowed to go" These
parents are conscientious and ener
getic in looking after Toms teeth and
ayes, and Mary's hair, tonsils and ma.
sal passage, but seem utterly unconI
scious that mental ricketts, and curva!
ture Of the soul are far more deformi
Ing than crooked teeth and adenolds
df these children were protected from
n vicious environment and educated
into habits OF a pure, clean, sensible
life, there would need be much less
anxiety concerning crooked teeth and
nasal passages. says the Ohio state
Journal What education needs tG
make itself worth while is conflict
with the yulgarizing influences out
side the home and the schoolroom,
IAfe has become hard problem for
the children. They are surrounded by
a cloud of pleasures and Vaccinations
that lead them away from virtue, cul'
ture and serious thought II may not
make them vicious and criminal, but
II does tend to make them stupid, in
Rne and frivolous. This is certainly
evident to every observing parent and
schoolkeeper.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1911-04-06
HYSTER|CAL FROM
THE FIRE STORY
Thirty Women Overcome at
Memorial Meeting.
MANY TAKEN TO HOSPITALS.
Recital Of Horrors OF the Washington
Place Fire Affects Many Women
at a Meeting in Grand
Central Palace.

New Thirty women were
removed from a memorial mass
meeting for the victims of the Wash
ington Place fire in Grand Central
Palace, suffering so terribly from
hysteria that ambulance surgeons
were called to attend them and to
remove some to the hospital.
Over 1000 persons We're present
at the meeting, mostly women, whose
nerves were unstrung by the recital
which some OF the speakers made of
Saturdays fire horror. The meeting
was under the auspices of the Shirt
waist ar1 Dressmakers' Union.
ArransSments for a funeral dem
onstration, in which 100000 sym
pathizers will be asked to join; iden-
tification of four more bodies, leav-
ing but sixteen now unknown; the
swelling of the relief fund to nearly
$4,000 and the effort of the district
attorneys Office and the fire marshal
to fix the blame for the catastrophe
were the chief events of the day.
1t is proposed to take the bodies OF
most of the 143 victims through the
streets of the city Monday in great
funeral procession, headed by a
chorus of seventy singers from the
Jewish Choristers Union followed by
the 600 surviving employees of the
Triangle Waist Company, and as
many sympathizing workers as can
be Induced to join.
1t is suggested that the procession
pass from the morgue by the Wash
ington Place building where the fire
occurred.
Twenty-Five survivors told their
stories of the catastrophe to assist
ants in the district attorneys Office
and others appeared before the fire
marshal.
Dinah Lufschitz told the district
attorney that when the fire alarm
was first given she signalled FIRE
fire-escape" by a writing machine to
the girls on the ninth floor, and fol
lowed this with a telephone message
Laughter greeted her at the other
end of the receiver, she said. In a
moment more, she ran and made
good her escape
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1911-04-06

The terrible infantile paralysis coz
tinues to be puzzle to the medical
fraternity. II is a malady that appeared
years ago, but not until lately has 1t
assumed epidemic proportions. The
disease is an affection of the spinal
cord. though II involves the heart liv'
er. kidneys and lymphod tissues. Ef-
forts have been made to discover the
germ of the disease, but 1t seems to
be so small as to escape detection,
says the Ohio State Journal. 1t is
possible, that some time this winter
the bacillus will turn Up since great
investigations are going on in the lab
,oratories. The devastatlons of the
malady seem to have decreased dur
ing the cold weather, but there are
Rpprehensions that early in the spring
the fatalities will reappear. 1t Is hop'
ed by then the germ will be found
out and an antitoxin devised for Its
demolition. While this disease is
prone to attack children, adults. too.
are subject to It. II is said about 20
per cent. of the cases die.