| Show I From Prom The Th Battleground of cf f ThOU hou Impressions Tho The National Theater Of or n ii Child ut itt that tIme was u a 1 Chili At n ii t Circus combination of ot tire the circus and nd the drama I think they called It an Amphitheater comprising u a circus for tor acrobatic cruy homo etc ote oto over oYer which rolled a stage whore could ho drawn or on an performance Wore At this Urn only the tho th stasO was Vils W Used but Mr Lewis Circus company lY was practicing there thero during the tho tle tall full r 1 and nd winter season I had never nover t n any anything ny anything thing In II the tho circus cIrus line lino Ino In tn my lIly m lift o hot oven a it I clown c own timid and Ind the tho glimpses caught ot of these to mo and wonderful people 11 when as ItS I u it I little littie girl I went to IL t tIle tho theater to tl practice every duty day tilled filled fled my Icy small lma 1 brain with wih wonder r and nt awe owe There WOlO WOI men hanging from horizon horizontal till tal bars bun or a 0 trapeze a 1 crowd of ot thou them eliciting chasing each cOah other othor head heels hela and anti andl homo l of them rushing UP un Ut to n H I lInt board lOI jumping on It and ul immediately throw nag themselves thum feet reet first Into space It I scorned scented like Ik magic but butt best bOlt of ot all nl were those angelic young ladles who danced oh ott tho the tops of horses hose backs How I 1 admired them and I nd longed to bo b doing tho camel samel Indeed when my 0 mother mather refused to allow moto mo mc to bo be taught tightrope dancing I 1 was crush crushed ed od to lo the ground grund I did dil so long to o go lO I around the tins ring flying like Iko a 0 fairy with one oDe toot foot In tho tile air and dancing on the back of ot a white horse ho bursting reck recklessly lessly through a beautiful blue blu tissue paper per balloon sitting down domi suddenly on tho back of my horse horsa hor amid thunders of ot applause and condescending to smile upon tile the clown cawn when ho hia ached what will trill wi the tho little muo lady Indy iad havo next Oh It I to mo Inc that If It I could have done nil that to ta tho music oC ot tIle tho Bronze I Horse la I should at nt that moment havo have the apex ot of nil alt earthly ambi ambition tion Mrs in tho tue Amur Amer lean ican Magazine Progress s In lu Since Sinco tho the earlier part LuxurIes ot of of ot the tho Victorian ago ugo Traveling I cling the th comfort and lux hux luxuries luxuries uries of ot railway tray trav traveling cling eling bavo havo advanced by ly leaps and an bounds lounds At t third class cISS car carriages carriages were simply cattle catto trucks un uncovered Uncovered covered and Judging from contempo contemporary rry prints In some 1000 cases cel without seats a n Journey joure from London to Aber Aberdeen deen locH In a 1 snowstorm in one of those carriages could therefore scarcely bo bt characterized as n it voyage do de lux But Dut although England was the pioneer of railways the tho Continent was tho the Initia Initiator tor tOI of luxury In travel When wo we were content to rush out of or tho th train at ata a station when there thero was a 10 minutes stop and after a or struggling through a n surging crowd thronging the Wo bar ob obtaining obtainIng taming a I basin of soup perhaps so hot hat that It was impossible to take It before the bell rang a rush back being then made mado to tho tire train with perhaps but a chunk of dry bread for lor luncheon the tho foreigner was lunching or flittIng dining In tho the train trin with wih an In upright round basket before him In the roomy carriage tho the top forming the tho table while beneath In compartments one aboe the other I was an nit UI excellent hot meal of several s verl courses a bottle of wino In a I socket at nt atthe the tho side together with wih all al other necos necessary sarI sary requisites Now however we wo have havo happily happl recovered lost ground and uld our restaurant cars are aro quite equal or oven even superior to those of ot the continent And Anda a meal In one ot or those cars Is a 0 most roost luxurious break In a 1 long Journey For Forthe Forte Forthe the te Interest of tho the panorama of the tha varied and attractive beauties be of tho thu scenery past which tho the train Is speeding gives Ive an al added zest and ond ant pleasure and creates a tense of ot buoyant gratification and ant enjoyment Now tot for fol Instance tho lino hino Int skirts a 1 broad estuary of at tho the sea Tho Tile IS half hal down dow and amid ald on a n line lino Ino ot of sandbanks innumerable lire 10 gambolling and disporting g themselves Hero Hera n a I flock fock of or tho the pretty prel wheeling and us lS by word vord of ot command hero here a heron solomon solemn and stately stute standing in the tho shallow hallow water nater on tho lookout for an art 11 unwary fish or hero a conclave of oC or orsea orsel orsea sea sel parrots each apparently admiring tho the many colored radiance ot of Its neigh bors borl handsome beak And nd thin the open BOO sett is reached tho line lino miming along by the tho shore a succession of ot lovely landlocked bays protected by b Jutting promontories of deep red sand atone or bridging a 1 romantic combo COI through which a it I foaming rivulet dances chances down tho th steep acclivity until lost In the sand sald of Qt the shore In such luch a u Jour ney ne then an air additional sense Is graIl gratl tied ted und nd perhaps a I rush of alleluias grat cOurses ou le through tho the mind that lInt the beneficent Creator has hl given us the tho faculty so richly to enjoy all His Hs gifts Sis to ta us And the greatest of nil all ills His gifts the gift of His Ils Son to undergo II In gits our stead the tho penalties incurred by 1 us has to I all al who avail themselves them elvel of that thai propitiation conferred nn an eternity of happiness and Ind of aC glory gloryA A glorA Banker Treatment of or John H U Pryor of Pulmonary Buffalo says th t Tuberculosis the tile early diagnosis sis sic of oC tuberculosis Is necessary In order that hint the tho death rate ruto from that disease may be dim Tho experience of or the state hospital for tor tuberculosis shows show that th t very vcr few Cow patients in a n really Incipient I stage of or consumption are aro to be le found Count Tho Thu author luthor thinks that this results from Irom the tue Inability of ot the general pra pro to diagnose tho tIle disease e early enough Exaggerated Exaggerate Importance Is attached to t tho tIre finding of ot the bij In thu sputum which occurs only late laic stage of ot the tho disease e Tho thia lit sis sic should bo be made long before boore t ti bacilli can con appear In li tho the sputum th careful consideration of ot the tho th family 11 tory tOr will wt aid us UI aa ns well as nn en In ln 11 p gatien of tho the possibility ot of Symptoms deserving special study n hemorrhage rover fever loss lOan of weight W id io 10 lt of ot appetite Lund Ind cough must bo be taken every two hours prof ably by b rectum 0 tt m Loss ot of weight gradual Thorough and repeated reheated c OX I of ot the tim chest aro are 11 Palpation Inspection will wi CP gis I u very little Information Percussion an ani auscultation are valuable aids TV jp apex will wi be bo found to tl havo a IL pitched sound on percussion ami 1111 0 shorter duration 0 breathing will i heard Slight clicking rides raIN especial wil after coughing are aro Important t og fl wheel respiration Is of little Ito talu Transmitted whisper Is II Important o 0 thence of ot tuberculosis better beter than 11 Lh Ih voice sound The Tho Tie author cond mn the tho Indiscriminate use uno of or Sanatoria are needed for tor curable that are not Incipient Medical it lIce nce ord Jan 4 1008 ort Why hy IY American Articles are arc so toll Articles Sell Sl n a h b r o 0 n a d cheaper cheap soi Cheap than thon they aro are a home first frat to ai II pose poso of any surplus on hand s o 0 that tha the tho factories may keep open and the their laborers steadily be employed m an second In to ana capture a new ma mao ket or Ot to keep the old one Take mat fi fot fOI Instance a wagon factory that I knOll knit ot or In a 1 certain year It had had found that tha Cat It had ha U It I could t tone do doone j jone one of or two things hold tM stock over OYer shut down the tho factory discharge ll n mon men and Ind cease ceas producing until n I it surplus was vas wal sold soh at It home or sell its s sel surplus stock abroad at nt tIle the best prices II It could get and keep Iop tho factory going coins and It 11 men employed It I choo thi th latter later course courso which was not only good business but also patriotic and an go hu ha humane humane hamane mane Moro More than this such a n courts course gIves Ilves a t steadiness to all ni Industries Senator A J In Tho The Reader for December What America A few fow years aco Europe In an Italian ni 1 For Fox laborers along ahong the tho M t macan where I spent part of ot the tho winter I well weli wel re reo member tho the commotion caused by of ot some SOle laborers who hart had ha been boon two years absent In tho the United States StateR Their TheIl daily daly wago when Unite they the left heft Italy In had bath been beon able ablo to ta from seven slen to ton ten lire lre with hut but a slightly Increased cost cast cot of or living hIving They hey sowed the seeds of discontent so BO deep d er ly I In tho the minds and Ind hearts hent of ot their village friends that It was WM almost ini in possible for n it time to get got the ordin ardin ary af work of tho ho place done But Dut Is I not all ni The Tho ho Inflow ot or foreign mOno mon mOnoe ey cy e Into Impoverished sections mccoy es eR prices In every direction This Thim prIce Is I prominently Illustrated d In tho advance adane e In land laud for fol which immigrant who never nover novel before liar bad possessed a surplus pay 11 two or ar three times lines tho teal real va vol ue As A is well known largo large lare numbers number ot or Italian Hungarian and S ant Ian Inn Immigrants KO go a homo home each winter Professor ProCessor Pasqualo a noted Italian economist has ha recently I pointed nole out Ot that tho the savings which tho the Immigrants immigrants grants from America hiring bring back bac with whIt lIl them and anti on which thoy the live hIve 10 the tho period of enforced rest go chiefly to io the taverns and that the tho fruit of ci fri tills this ready money mon Is increased ed drunk onnes epidemics of or venereal diseases tl e antI and a I rising percentage of crime and In Insanity North American A Criticism Without counting Of or Our 01 Nay Navy tho the earlier r ship hll By Ily An Expert n this country In the post past ton ten years hut hac a built buit t twenty i battleship l coating over Five trot are building now itow which will wu cost coil u at In all nl our 1 Investment In it Is l over X o ship which this pays tor tr r Its has hu or hat has ha yet yot ot been planned to a 0 protection reaching moro more than si etc incItes inches IncH s the Uio water waler when sho sh is ix ready MY to t fight Tho condition of our ott armored cruisers cula Is II almost almot the tho s same vire Of our eight last lat armored cruiser which cost us us more mr than only two have a main ulain which extends above aboe the UI water edge cde ed e No other nation n of or tho UIO world lies has ha eer ayr made mado mal this fundamental mistake ex W except capt In tho tire case CISO of ot a n fow toV ow Isolated ships ship Tile Tie Ie French have hiate always had hind a high hIsh continuous holt belt hilt roaches reaches from front live to eight feet leo Ito waterline rho British for or some somo time te without tIre the continuous bolt belt encircling the tho entire entre ship have havo havo always alwa raised tho armor aror they the considered vital many feet the tho oater TIle The Dreadnought their lr famous embodying the tha secret t lessons of oC the tho ese war represents the tho principle upon which all ni their ships are ale being built bui today toda Meanwhile the United States State line has five big bl battleships now not one ono of ot them In spite of tho tire con eon continual continual protest of 0 our seagoing se oUt officers of core cers on with their main bolts belts lols above the Three of oC these are arc too loo 00 for cur along ahong toward completion to ha he changed Two Tw of or thorn them can bo he altred ni alt r ret ed etl et by 1 the pressure t of or outside public opinion But Dut that pressure must be bo exerted soon Hoon or 11 it will wi bo b too lute late in McClures |
