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The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1914-08-27
ROAD MAKING IN
new YORK STATE
Several Squads Sent Out
From Auburn Prison
The Plan Is Proving Most Successful
Inmates Keen For The Chance To
Work In The Open. Counties
Asking For Men.
From The Umpire.

In accordance with the policy of
the State Prison Department and
by means OF an appropriation made
at the last session of the legislature,
the Department has placed groups
of inmates from the various state
prisons at work improving roads
in different parts of the state. The
plan will be extended as fast as pos
sible with the available appropria-
ton and it is hoped that some 500
miles of earth road will be improv-
ed during the summer.
At present there are five prison
squads on the roads. Three squads
have been sent out from Dame
mora. They are all engaged in
Clinton County one squad improv-
ing bad stretch of the old mill
tary turnpike. Two more squads
are out from Great Meadow, one
working on the Comstock- White
hall road and the other on the Ii
conderaga- Schroon lake road in
w arren county.
So far the plan has proved most
successful. The inmates are keen
for the chance Of work in the open
air and the result to the counties in
which the work is being carried on
is gratifying in improved traffic
conditions;
Several squads have been made
up to be sent out from Auburn pris-
on, but an outbreak of scarlet fever
in the institution has delayed the
plan. AS soon as the quarantine is
lifted many prisoners will be put to
work.
By the provision of the new law
thirty-mile radius from the walls of
prisons within which inmates could
be engaged in road work has been
removed. so that they may be en-
ployed in any part Of the state. In
addition to this, for the first time
an appropriation has been made of
$4,000 for carrying on the work of
improving roads by prison labor.
Boards of supervisors of the var
ious counties are applying to the
prison department for inmates to
improve roads in the counties which
are not included in the state macad-
amized system.
Under the plan of Superintend-
ent Riley the $50 1000 will be spent
in improving earth roads rather
than trying to build roads of ma
cadam because of the much greater
use of the appropriation. Ten
miles of good earth road may be
built for the amount required to
construct a single mile of macadam
where gravel or other proper ma
terial for surfacing is obtainable. 1T
also costs less to maintain ten miles
of gravel road than one mile of
macadam, declares Superintendent
Riley.
After the slOO,OOO,OOO to which
the state is pledged is expended on
the state highways there will he
very large percentage of the roads
in the state which will not be touch
ed by this expenditure" said Super
intendent Riley. 1t is tor the good
of these roads, many of them of the
greatest importance, that he wishes
to direct the prison road labor par
ticularly.-Umpire.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1914-08-27

hold.
But the women who have provid-
ers, have an easy time compared
to the wives, mothers and sisters Of
the men now In durance vile, just
imagine if you can the hardshlps,
the disgrace, the sklmping. scrap
ing. saving, the hunger, the sleep
less nights. the weeping and sorrow
that befall that wife whose husband
was her provider; the mother whose
son was her sole dependence and the
sister whose brother had always been
her support; these are the women
who know what the high cost of liv-
ing really meaps-they have been
forced to provide as we'll as spend.
Upon their efforts depend both the
clothing and feeding of the depend
ent ones, while the former provider
is locked up behind prison walls
somewhere, often too for frivolous
offence and where justice miscarried.
There is, a no worse crime against
society than the blotch placed there
by society itself The women and
innocent children whose lives have
been blackened will rise up in judg-
ment and convict society not only of
the high cost of living; but the ruin
alton of thousands upon thousands
of once happy homes.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1914-08-27

The hog, or swine of today differ
from the bible swine, in 80 far as the
bible kind were not eatable by the
human race. but instead they were
like the two-legged kind of today,
ate everything in sight even their
weaker and unfortunate fellow kind.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1914-08-27
just q Smile

Smile a smile, and while
You smile another smiles,
And soon there's miles and miles
Of smiles,
And life's worth while because
you smile.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1914-08-27
THE LITTLE BALL PLAYER

With legs apart and shoulders bent
And sparkling eyes he stands,
The magic sphere Of his delight
Clutched tightly in his hands.
With all his strength he sends the ball.
And views its rapid fight.
A frown upon his chubby face
So softly pink and white.
His aim was true, he Strengthens up
And feels himself man
Who hears upon the crowded field
The plaudits of the fan.
Tricycle. now, and teddy-bear.
And choo-choo cars and all,
Are toys he'll never want again
He's learned to play baseball!
-Leslie's Weekly
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1914-08-27
THE MAN WHO WINS

The man who wins is the man who works
The man who tolls while the next man shirks
The man who stands in his deep distress
With his head held high in deadly press
Yes. he is the man who wins
The man who wins is the man who knows
The value of pain and the worth of woes
Who lesson learns from the man who fails
And moral finds in his mournful walls:
Yes, ne is the man who wins.
The man who wins Is the man who stays
In the unsought paths and the rocky ways
And. perhaps. who fingers. now and then,
To help some failure rise again.
All. he is the man who wins!
Exchange
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1914-08-27
y HOME SPUN X
DlFFUSIVE VARIATIONS
BIZ Rer
BIZ Rer

General Stonewall and / held a
tryst the other day behind the hell
box" and in accordance with tradi-
lions, we solemnly pricked our I'm
gers and printed the mystic sign OF
loyalty upon the side of a battered
48 pit. cap L, and vowed with the
vim and vlgor of a Huckelberry Finn
that we would balance the back page
of the family journal as per instruc-
tiOns.
As yet. we cannot place much re-
lance upon press reports concerning
Europe's eruption. as the source of
news is mostly intricated by the
break of intercourse between the
countries at war. Today, we cannot
even conjecture the duration or ul-
innate results of Europe's conflict;
but we might hazard a Waterloo
equal to that of II; for France still
feels its disgrace and it's veneeful
attitude even at this early date bor-
ders intrepidness that seems to have
the intrigue of Germany guessing.
This world is a mighty big place;
but I've never met a man who was
go ALFRED wise but what he could
leave a community without being
missed. Stonewall.
Ray NJ. our congenial subscrip-
ton clerk, vows he will printer
be. He started in bright and early
the other morning by trying out all
the cases in search of capital pc
Rod. Quite diversion from hand
ing Out large nickePs, opines Ray.
AT last have met real Snowman
not Billboard performer-a man
who has trouped With aggregations
that really exist! Verata quaestio.
1t behOOves us at times to lutte
dirge in requiem to our past. We've
already cast our lnsel diadem upon
the alter of youths folly; and as we
will shake hands with another
chance in few more months, we
trust to display sufficient intelligence
to warrant our staying outside where
the sun shines just little brighter.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1914-08-27
School Days

School Days
Know lie lge is golden. Those in
carcerated he re who 10y force of cir
cumstaEces or other reasons, have
had the golden fruit of knowledge
torn from their grasp before
their fill, should at least feel grateful
that the opportunity to complete
their studies is within their reach
In few weeks the prison night
school will be in session, and those
of the population who desire to take
up studies may do so; truly grand
privilege that many here who SO
sorely need at least the rudlments of
studies should not miss by preference
of recreation in the form of newspa-
pers. ETC.. in their cells
Comes a time in the lives of all
when intellect is demanded if we
are to move with progress, and to
be progressive entities one to the
better things of life OF which We all
desire. Do not feel that you are in a
ridiculous position because of adj
vanced years, or that you will be
rldiculed because of lack of educa-
ton; there is no man with an iota Of
intellect who will but encourage you
in your efforts to better your condi-
tions. and make you more fit to com
pete with the demands of the world
without. If in youth you have
missed your grammar school studies.
do not ignore this passing chance to
CLEAN an understanding that will
never forsake you as you journey
on.
In training our minds to constant
ly retain and keep in touch with the
better things. the nobler, the purer
and sweeter inspirations then will
our planning lead us to a cleaner
upright life in the future, and there
awaits us on the Outs ide a place of
honor, where one can spend his
or her future in deeds of usefulness
and in honorable citizenship. The
cost comes too high for life of fol-
ly. does not pay, not even in dollars
and cents to say nothing of the many
days aud hours of unhappiness aud
black despair! A mis- step in boy or
girlhood. often leads long way in a
downward course, in fact, many can
never climb the ladder of real man
and womaEhood but give up by the
wayslde; but to the majority, thanks
to an unseen hand and The determi-
nation on the part of the Individual,
the long rough lane changes, though
into narrow path at first, it broad
ems into smooth aud beautiful high
way and IN our own case we trust
the change has come--for the better
meBt of all.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-01

Sic @errn bon Muffen enttpen6eten
@egenltan6e inn &amin Der teft ge=
funDen baber."
uMamabtiger!"
Isle ieben ulio, mlein Srdulein,
Sic Sade ltebt red)t be6entli6. S6
beomlre m1fridtig, Sbrer @ebieterin
feline belieren Nadridten beltenen
lallen gu foinnen."
u@err &ommiiiar," begarm Ma=
tbiloe, ibren go1raen Mutb 3uiom=
nlennebmeno, ~balten9ie mir Elm auf-
ridtiges 8ort gu Cute. Sd bege ia
nidt int entfernteiten 6ie Mbiidt, Sen
Song Ser unteriudung in irgen6
meld)er @eiie gu beetnfluiien; bas,
maS i6 iage, lit MIR meine per 0nli=
DIE Mnlidt: SEER BON Derenberg
fam oas linn CUR 9ait gelegte Ser
breden unmogli6 begangen boben!"
81, eli, metn Srd1lein, Sic ipre=
6en Elm gro es Wort gelal1e n aus"
Limo i6 bertra11e auf Sic @ered@
tigfett 0es @immeIs, baB ith 6aslel=
be balls be%pabrbeiten miro. Sic ba=
ben 0od infolge Sbrer 1%angiabriaen
@erufstbdtigteit @elegenbeit gebabt,
Sic Meni9en fenren at lernen, rno
10 mltB iid Sb1ten 0o6 angeii@ts 6es
@errn bon Derenberg entidieoen
ebenfaus sic u%eber5eugung %a11f6rdn-
gen, baB er nidt mte elm 3ieb al1s=
i6att."
uSn ser Gbat," ladelte ser &om=
mlidr, Ser 8etreffen6e barf iib gu
Sem bere6ten Mntpalt, 6en er in ST.
11en beiitt, @liid tpiini9en. MGein,
g9er5 BEL Seite> gera6e mir Goli5ei=
beamte miiiien es I'M 2al1fe Ser Set
einieben, 6aB nihts mebr triigt, alS
SOS MeuBere. @ir Iernen @erbre.
der un6 @erbre9erirmen nit Ser
einnebmen6iten 3iigen fennen. 3u=
6em fommt in 6ieier un6 aQen abn=
liden Nngelegenbeiten meme peri0n:
lide Mniidt gar nt9t in 8etra6t.
Sd babe MIR meiner Hfltdt 51 fol-
gen. Str @diibling beftn6et 'iid
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-01

l1n0 5oy feline 8rieftaide bera11s.
@ie beiben Sie?"
u@einrid Betting, 9eolenter,"
n%1l1rr1elte Iriibner uotieren0, u5tor=
benitraBe - welde 9auSnummer?"
uSiebeuun0pier5ig."
uSiebemtnopier5ig. go, NUN mo-
den Sic, 6aB Sic %fortfommen."
Ser att0ere tpar tpie ser 8ltb aus
oem Gunner.
Ser 8eamte l9iittelte Sen &opf.
~6ait ioute n1a11 meinen, ser batte
audi fem reines @emiiien."
Sid Damn 5a ieinem ltntergebenen
men6en6, iebte er bin5u: ~Mtr ba=
ben alio iebt unieren 3med erreiht,
molen nod idnen 6as 0fenrobr an
ieinen 81ab 5uriidbringen nno Damn
mfbred)en. IS 6rdngt MIDI, Ben ST.
fulpaten gu pernebmen uno 5u ie=
fen, &pel9 ein Ueltdt er mabt, tpenn
id) linn oie corpora 6elicti Dor Nu=
gen balte. - Mein, nein tpte Der
Meni9 gu leugnen bertrand. 8aren
feline gintpen6ungen, 6dB i'm Elm ge=
heimer 5ein0 in Sic gati6e gebra6t,
nid)t an iid 10 unglaubli@ getpeien,
10 miir6e ib periudt gemeien ietn,
ibm @la1ben 5u 1denfen."
Sic beioen Noli3iiten erfiiaten Sen
8unld Tires gorgeietten, moraltf
sic orei, Sic gefun6enen @egenitdnoe
NIT lid nebn1en0 nn6 sic Sbirer1
iorgfdltig tpie6er beridlieBen6, Ste
@obnung 2ererbergs per1ieben lrno
oem 8l1reau Griibners 5ridritten.
l1ntermegs beooroerte Ser lebtere
@ogmann, &err11 b. @uffen iofort gu
6em Noli5eiamt 5u bitten, 0amit 6te=
ier Ste betreffen0en Sa6en als iein
gigentb1m re%fognos5iere.
Sln 8r1real1 ongelangt, fan6 Ser
&ommilior cine tief beridleierte
Game 1etner marten.
6reunoli6 erfunoigte ct iid nod
ibrem gegebr.
rSssh bite INT gntidnl6igrng,"
perlebte iie, Sen 56leier 5uridi6la-
gen6, etuas perlegen; "eine it9 fii1
@errn bon 9erenberg intereiiieren0e
Eerion ien6et midi bierber, I'M Sie
INN Musfunft iiber Sen @tan6 ser
sln~gelegenbeit gu Bitten"
go, bm!" perlebte Ser 9eamte
Sic @eiu6erin priifeno anblideno
Sic iin0 6r1ltlein bon @errou?"
u9eein, MIR lire @eienidafterin
Matbil6e @ager."
Mur, bas lit gleid. - ga, maS
SEN 9tano Ser gabe onbetrtfft, Il
f0nnte er giinitiger iein."
uSn Ser &bot?" frogte iie, ube>
fem ernites @eiidt lebbaft eridred:
ems.
r@ir f,bren eben bon Ser @mts.
l1bnng Bel linn 5uriif, mobet mi1
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-01

unter grabieren6en GeroadtSgriin=
Ben in @aft; pern1ag er es nidt lelblt
o6er our@ 8eiitano ieiner 6reunoe
ii6 bierpon gu reinigen, 10 muB er
eben Sic 5olgen trageu."
uMu9 lperm er unldul6ig ilt?"
vSn Dem 5ale miro lid ioldes,
o0er es miiBte ieltiam 5ugeben idon
i'm 9auf e Ser unteriudung berous=
lteuen, menn niht -"
1riibner 5udte 6ie Mdiel.
u@at er Sbnen gegeniiber 6enn
gar feline &erm1tbung, auf tpeIde
@eiie er in 6ieie Gage geratben iein
fom1te, geal1Bert?"
uMein 6rduIein," lddelte ser 8e=
ante abermalS, ves niroe meme 8e=
fugniiie iiberi6reiten, merm i9 ST.
men oariiber MufidluB gatbe. - SIRE
gemiibungen inn Sntereiie 6es 8e-
(t%reffenoen," fubr er freun6lt@ fort,
u%ber6ienen ia gemiB Mnerfenm1ng,
6ielelben meroen aber 10 longe frudt=
los bleiben, als sic nidt I'M Stan=
Sc iin0, triftige 8emeiie fir feline
ltniaulo ODER aber ser gbul6 zines
an6eren bei5ubringen. gs ion MIDI
fhon Sbrer .ur6 Sbrer @ebieterin
tregen lebbaft %freuen, tpenn Sbnen
ioldes 9elingt, Bis oabin ieoo6 muB
i6 lebbaft be6altern -"
Matbiloa lab ein, 6aB ser &om=
miilar redt NIT ieinen M%usfiibrun=
gent batte.
Sic 5og Sen @dleier tuie0er Dor
un6 iagte:
u@ir mer6en getpiB nidt miiBig
I'M Sntereiie 6es &errn bon 0eren=
1berg bleiben, bo6 itebt uns olS Da=
men 1ei6er 1111r Elm beidra1fter 8ir=
f1tngsfreis often. Sic, Serr &om=
miiiar, berm0ger bagegen ouBeror=
6entlid fir ieinen @ortbeil tbatig 5r1
iein> in6em sic ieinen @ermutbungen
ELM oufmerfiames DIR 1eiben unb
0emgemab SIRE ueiteren Ma6for=
ld11ngen einridten."
Sour nod beute, So bermu1tb1td
BON morgen ob Sic Staotsmnpalt=
ldoft Sic Sa9e in Sic @an6 mim1nt.
S6 babe na6 m%ie6erbolter 8erneb=
ml1r1g 6es @efangenen MIR nod met
mem @apport at SEN Eoli5eioireftor
5u MAIDEN, melder ols6am Sic Off
ten borausiidtli9 iofort Ser @toots=
o1rtpolti6aft sur tpeiteren Gerfiigung
einreiden miro"
u@ein @ott, 10 idneu idon?"
u9ie poli5eilid@e Sbdtigfeit in Sic
Ter @o6e lit, menn iid eben nidts
geion6ers in5miiden ereignet, bor=
ldufig abgeidloiien."
v9o11r bleibt nns al1ein nod Sic
&offnung o11f einen gliidli@en 3lt=
fau."
vgs tb1tt mir lei6, mein 6ra1tlein,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-01
Sine @erbitcrfaltuns beSarf ser 8e
ad)tn11g.

Midt notbpen6ig, Mufman6 gu mo-
dcl1 u11o 5n beriuden, eS it@ ous=
madien 511 lalien. Mebmt ST. Sings
Nsel1e gnt0edung, 2in6erung folgt
balo. IS felt @uren @ulten Elm
un0 bringt Cure grfdltung meg. gln-
geneb1n, antileptiib u110 beilen6. &in=
Ser nebmen es germ. &auft cine 500
6laide Or. Sings Neue @m6edung
uno baltet es I'M @auie. ul1nier So
milie @uiten= uno grfaltungs=Dof=
tor" idreibt 2etpis Chamberlain,
Mandeiter, Ohio. @el6 5uriid, menn
feline 3ufrieoenbeit> ober es bilft fait
immer. - Mn5eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-01
@1ren Magen 1tnb Cure 9ebe1
deI1tn6.

Gin frdftiger Magen, perfect arbei=
ten6e 2eber uno regular mirfen6e
gingetpei6e itn6 garantiert, menn
STR Or. Sings nel1e 2ebenspi0en &c,
brandt. Sic iidern quite 8er6au=
1tng, Observation-Disclosures un6 baben
cine ousge5eidnet itarfen6e 8trfung
ouf 6as gan5e @pitem. - &einigt
guer 8lrtt un6 befreit gu6 bon alien
f0rperli@en @iften in oen @ingetpei-
Sen. Sur 25f BEL Current @potbefer.
- Mm8etge.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-01
9,

&einri9 &etting ~berfolgte in5mi=
i6en moblgem11tb ieinen @eg. St
batte nit 6em Baron Elm na9 ieiner
Mniidt bortbetlbaftes @ei6aft 5ultan=
6e gebradt. @dbren6 er ii6 6aber
nad @auie 5uriid begab, baute er
int @eilte ollerban6 2ufti6l0iier auf,
mie er itb nut 6em bielen @el6e
oriiben in ser Nenen @elt Elm frobes
2eben bereiten noble.
u@ier 5u 2an6e," murmelte er Dor
1t6 bin, lit meine &urriere ia bod
perpfuidt, un6 menn a16 nidt, 10
brennt mir 6od Ser 8o6en unter 6en
SiBen; in Mmerifa ober ftn6et Elm
|pfiffiger 8urid, mie i@, immer iein
Musfommen. Se6enfaus fann i@ eS
BORT einmal onieben; finftauienb
|Iboler bolten cine 3eitlang Dor, ln6
ipqter baben mir immer no@ Sen
&erren Baron, Ser uns 10 leidt nt6t
int Sti6e 1abt."
Inter ioIden @e6anfen errei6te
ser 8e6iente feline @obnung, Sic iid
lin elmer Observation-Disclosures 6esi elben
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-01
&bb< ans $l"tk
Mpmau pon Vi. @egner.
Numam pum ". @esmer.

lagte Grflarllng @ort fir @ort 5u
Napier gebradt nnO blidte iebt, SOS
cine g11ge pfiffig ibliebeno, 81, Sem
Baron al1f.
uSino Sic aber gerieben," iagte
CT Don @emtl1oeru11g. &c., mir
tann'S gleid iein, ib ibreibe nod
9an5 anoere 0inge Dir, >peum ib ST.
lle1 oamit einen @efallen er5eige.
Srbulo id oas 8elo babe, made i1
MIDI ia oltf u,0 oapou. IS bleibt
alio rabei; gegeu N11sbanoigung ser
filuftaui euo Ibaler in baarem @elbe
uno @(f5epten erbalten Sic oieien
@iid}. ltno bel1te Mbeno, iagten
Sic, ioll oa5 Gelddft abgeuuad)t
meroen?"
vSSapobl," perieste Ser Baron
~ouf9eregt. ~Mleiu uidt bier i'm
@auie. Gieler 8eiud ml1B STR let
ter gerpei en iein. SD fiirdte obne=
bin, oub er mid nleiuem 9eoienten
gegniiber ltarf fompromitiert bat.
@er lpeiB iogar, Oh nidt ELM @e-
b%eimpoli5iit meine @obmtng iiber-
mad)t. Neiu, bierber oiirfen Sic
ll1ter feinen I'm itaroen mebr font
men. 9alieu Sic NAL ieben> mo mir
ms treffen.. - Sa, ia, 6as miro
oas bette fem! &en11en Sic 6aS
Iburmpf0rthen i'm Yarf?"
uSS,1 ser Mabe 6es idhpor5en Sci
desc"
Song redt. @as bulten Sic bon
ei1ren1 &en6e5pous at 6ieier Stel-
le?"
u5ie lit alleroings bubi6 abgeIe,
gen. ga miro uns 10 leidt niemorb
itberraiben."
linn 10 beiier> mir f0nlten nidt
goriidt genltg beobadten. 6tn0en
Sic iid alio beute Mben6 punft 5ebn
l1br BORT EN-"
~@ut, ib tperoe nidt auf midi
marten Iallen. @e1te Modt Inn Elm
ltbr gebt Der Sdneu3ug nad @am=
burg ab, ben fann i6 nod gera0e
beniiben."
u@eniB. Sic miiiien nod beute
@adt untertpegs fem. 5roaen Sic
ii6 alio iekt, Inn ales por5uberei=
ten. - Salt, nadoem ite sic Ebure
ge0ffnet boben, bitten sic mild 10
laut, 0aB eS &arl BORT, Inn @nt=
iduloigung> 0aB Sic mei11e @e0ulo
10 lange in Nnipru6 genommen uno
10 fret getpeien leten, Unit itd Sic 3eit
5u bertretbe1L ii6 cine 3igarre gu
nebmen."
~@ern," idmun3elte Seinrid un0
f0r6erte nirflt&, oie SbIre in Der
@ano> nit DEM erniteiten @eii6te ei-
r1en iold)en @ortiduau inn ange=
oeuteten Sinne gu Gage, 6aB ie6er
o1t0ere alS Ser Baron Sic gr0Bte
Miibe gebabt bdtte, it6 6as 2aden
51 perbeiBen.
Sbliertpit ladte freilt9 11idt, un6
als ser 811rl6e beri@pun6en tpar,
l1abm lein @elidt iogar einen tiger
baften Mu56rud an, baB Ser 2afat,
tpen1 er i'm tpabrgenommen batte,
6o9 IN ettpas itubig %getporoen tpare.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-26
Health and Sanitation

schools and fresh-air classes. Fresh
air, nourishing food low in protein,
and properly regulated exercise are the
chief curative agencies required These
can be obtained almost anywhere, and
if a person have tho opportunity to
separate himself from the surround
ings that make for illness rather than
health, successful combat can be
waged against the disease. The peo-
Pile who need help the most are those
who are compelled to toll almost un-
eeasingly in surroundings that prevent
the enjoyment of pure air. For these
people q month spent at sanatorium,
with a mind free from the corroding
sense of expense and loss of time from
employment, will many times make
world of difference in their health.
1t is not always possible for worlr+
shops to be so constructed as to pro"
vide the proper amount of pure air,
but if any laws arc to be enacted
for the medical regulation of tho
health of community they should be
for tho proper sanitation of workshops
rather than restriction of the in
dividual right of choice as to the
medical agencies one may employ, and
yet the latter has been more promi'
nent feature of the medical legisla-
ton in the past than has anything else
supposed to make for the health Of
the community or the state. The rea-
son for this is obvious Selfishness
can be covered up for a while but not
forever.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-26
DAYLIGHT sPEcTAcLEs.

H g. IVES, widely known doctor
IT, and scientist, has invented some
spectacles which annihilate dark
ness and make the wearer see in light
similar to that given by the sun. For
years screens have been employed in
some industries in front of electric
or gas lights, the filtered rays being
virtually the same as daylight, but
much Of the light is lost by this
method. DR.. Ives uses eolored glasses,
which screen off the unwanted rays
50 that the eye appears to see only
In daylight.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-26

The Canadian government has pur-
chased large number Of the best rams
In the country and has employed agents
to care for them, and loan the rams
to farmer associations throughout the
country. These agents will, during the
wool season, prepare in a marketable
condition the clip of the mutual asso-
Citations of sheep raisers, and when not
otherwise busy viii lecture and demon
strate the finer points in wool growing.