The commoner. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1901-1923, September 16, 1904, Page 16, Image 16

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The Commoner.
VOXJMb 4, NUMBER 35
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house. "In God's namo, what shall I
do?" sho cried.
Katie told nor mother that she was
going to soo tho pollco judge, because,
in hor young mind, she could soo tho
punishment was going to fall on the
Innocent family, instead of oh Its
guilty head.
So sho tied her hat on undor her
chin, kissed hor mother good-by, and
; trippod away to tho pollco court. Sho
was a little bit afraid, but somehow
sho got hi front of the bar and made
this .speech:
"Your Honor: Drink has almost
ruined this man. If you send him to
. jail tho disgrace will break his wife's
heart, We will pay his fine. You
don't know about tho life of a long
shoreman. It is very rough and. there
is lots of temptation. Jtfy papa is one,
and 'drank until I got him to stop. I
. havo seen many men who were re
' formed, by their wives. Don't disgrace
; Mrs. Schmidt by sending her husband
: to jail. I'm sure that Mr. Schmidt will
' do better."
And ' the judge rescinded the jail
sdntenco and imposed a very light fine,
and Charles Schmidt went home to his.
who, at. least a more tuougnttui man.
That is all, but do you wonder that
thoro as so many grand, good wives
and mothers in the world when mere
chirdron are playing humanity's part?
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Value of Human Lives
The startling information is con
veyed in the report of the interstate
commerce commission, relating to rail
road accidents, that during 1903 there
were 9,840. fatalities in America from
this cause. It is shown that deaths
from railroad accidents in this coun
try dvuage one person to every 2,
000,000 that travel, while in Great
Britain the rate is one death to every
48.000.000 passengers.' The raflroads of
Great Britain and Ireland in 1903 car
ried 1,194,833,000 passengers,' and of
these but 123 were Wiled and 1,912
were injured. During the same year
American railroads carried pnly 694r
89,1,535 passengers, and out of these
there were 355 killed and 8,231 injured:
These figures also include employes.
The cosni.MJssion reports that since
the adoption of the airbrake the fatal
ities from accidents liave been reduced
32 per cent. There' are thousands of
freight iiains running every day.
without -his seemingly rtecessary ap
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plinnce. l4nvs enforcing' the use of
ajrbraUes eist in many states, and
thn renomiLieriiaLiOn 'is made that it
become a national law. !
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bv the interstate commerce conimis-
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human lives too lightly. Hundreds of
innocent children, affectionate wives
and mothers, intelligent and invalu
able men are hurled into eternity in
an instant; and why? Is it because
o negligence on tho part of tho rail
road companies? If so, then there
must be a remedy, and that remedy
must bo reached through the laws of
our' lantt, mouoiu uijynuuju vumu
prevent many accidents. These appli
ances are in tho shape of airbrakes,
.electric switches, block-systems,: crps8r
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ing signals and many other contriv
ances that go toward reducing danger.
A For years efforts have been made in
various states to have enforced 'laws
that would compel the companies to
adopt systems tending to. reduce the
number of accidents, but in every in
stance these efforts havo been met
with strong opposition. In this rail
road companies have held the value ol
dollars above human lives. Denver
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