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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-10-26

Stevenson and runs as follows TO be
honest, to be kind-to earn a little and
to spend little less, to make upon the
whole family happier for hls pres.
encc, TO renauuce when that shalt be
necessary and not be em5titeged, 10
keep few friends but these without
capitulation-Hboy all. on the same
grim condition. 10 keep friends with
himself here Is task for ail that
man has OF fortitude ana deilcary." OF
course, to hang a quotation upon the
walls OF ones house Is a different
thing from hanging ii upon the walls
OF ones heart,aud 1t Is quite possible
TO stare every day al a hand paInted
motto without once making an effort
to make IT thing Of practice, but that
such sentiments should be- sufficiently
popular as 70 be deemed worthy Of
frames aud places of honor upon do.
nestle walls is proof Of prevailing
healthy moral tone
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-10-26
,.a.., and nv rapss.

A large and handsome AnK2Fa =
which Il the pet aud pride Of az
in the south end Of the city,
which, relying ON this. makes hins,-
very familiar. got into great H0ala !,
Several sheets OF sticky ny paper =
been laid on d table near sunny -
dow 10 entrap wandering hiss
cat. desiring to look out az the viaaV !.
leaped on the table and ishoes !,
all four feet ON sheet o. 'as !
paper. AZ FIRST he KEEP, cool ana
deavored to release one foot dis' =
other. but the paper elung closer y.
brother. Then he put his nose ~.
to push the paper from bis fes', - y, |.
loose end seized him By the wa''s ,,.,
and fastened 10 his forehead, elna,s 4.
him. Then he was scared anu !,
trouble commenced, and w =,
furry, long tailed thunderboh Il,
rolling over the carpet. eInitns h. !,
most horrible yeiis and caterwaa ~,
and turning everything upside y, WI /
The family fastened 20 the rcus, \
their favorlte, and more than oa ~,
them felt his teeth and claws -, -
he was put in condition 70 wv
walk Portland 0regonian
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-10-26
con0enienees tor fbe .sbin&isr.

- Lh1Gg4tHIsNSS y ~ ASN ~SfS'fA6sNf"
The illustration shows machine de-
signed to aid in the work OF applying
shingles to a roof. the invention hay-
ing been patented BY Charles d. Elk
ins. an Arkansas inventor. The inTen-
tor states that his object Il to provide
an adjustable carriage which can be
raised or lowered by the roofer with
out the necessity Of removing his
weight from the bracket. To accom-
plish this end the apparatus Is pro-
yided with.a horizontal shaft extending
from one end OF the frame to the other
and carrying a winding drum at either
end, with an operating lever In the
center. The lever has thumb-latch
ratchet. which locks the shaft TO hold
the carriage at any height, and the
roofer has only to wind up or unwind
the rope on the drums to raise or
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-10-26
* The Henderson Library. -

Near the old college building at
Fayette, Ia, where forty years age he
dropped his books and marched away
to mingle in the tumult of the civil
war, David B. Henderson. speaker OF
the national House of Representatives.
last week dedicated a beautiful library
which bears his name In enduring let
tiers of stone. The money for the IL
brary, $4,000, was given by Andrew
Carnegie because Of his regard for Mr..
Henderson, and the books and equip
ment were donated by Ex-Governor
Larrsbee of Iowa. President Lincoln's
call for troops, after the lombard
ment Of Fort Sumter, aroused the stu
dents in the old college to the highest
pitch of patriotic enthusiasm. A meet
ing was held In the chapel the next
day, and one Of the first to speak
was Henderson. He announced that
he was going to the war and called on
those who would follow to muster on
the campus In three mlrntes the
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-10-26

The money value OF title in other
lthan matrimonial market is illustrat-
ed by the policy of an old established
manufacturing business in New York
icity which sells its products all over
Europe. The present manager, like his
father, Is very democratic, but for
business reasons he continues the pol
Icy established by his father. No
lagents are employed abroad except
,men with titles. This is easily ar
Iranged in Germany and France and
PRUSSIA, but 1t sometimes causes in
Inconvenience in England. A titled
Iagent on the continent, no matter how
}poor he may be, can usually get a
hearing in a business house easier
THAN man without title. No bogu;
Titles are allowed, and the company'i
Hist of foreign agents reads like 8
ieourt circular.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-10-26
CIVILIZATION IN UGANDA
rEims Miat.tss sias ns.oms 50 aar
H. t'taiR sraInE.

10 ftaia srstnE
Civilization Is pragrssslHg Va
FaFld strides in she Atsitas klRsaa
u Uganda. whers liEtsr SAILS a. l.
aas baFbarisai A usiaa maalgsas
ton ~ civilization 10 thIs tlae1 In
4gm II this TAD whleh Ass bssa nlal
ap b. this prime minister u Ire ain
king. thas osaeiaI habg bssezs d
expert In pisln sewing Hs 6 asx i.
daatftgnsty enga@eI .a elltisasjts 81
more advanced forms II nssaisEs4l
undeF tas instruction II shs VIZ &
one III tbs missionaries. aea va
doubtless N . short t8ne 81 shls Is @
hessins bone sud 9sa4 ttsfI
stitches The iiyyie Elbg Eaaal y
esntly save 4 diuu NJ rslstgatt y
fourth birthday aa5 sag bspsias aes
we're al htnsmea III ,ae gfiHs -
i#ter II ali prime mahsitsN ssii
tlgv9te mpre Tins 10 shes sewing NJ
teas 70 affairs IL state ,as pafla vtsa
~ a much naf~ uraset1sl plaFt kiE
Daudgra birthday dinner va iHsstisl
ta Illustrate 10 the ar,tlsa tf
sioFRr and tAe piEef asIge msa q y
country the advance vsEfh hsFs ssa
uadv I'll civilization Ia Hgssa1 y
thr chief Europeans III Mtagg =
capital. attantsd tbs ygg'iau. wa
/ &as followed ~ i baa44si gas p
/ English fashion. II was gsn8a,ea
| natives entirety Wlib3ttt ass!isaisl
agH would hMYt done mJIt % sff
lass New York ressafant y
guests f1und cards bsaylsg ee
/ namrs * the plsrea a table a ssa
| they Fere 10 iii. aHa al ne Fliia
aponas, knives. forks glasses &
@nrr iust where taey bslaates y
tho courses. which wsre serted CO.
and properly. cuaaisted u ioos y
10 one would expect 70 fna q Z y
| qust Id any whit. msu'a tapiIaL \
uex, day thafs waa shAnksEFa
service In the cathedral q Atfsa
1hich the coal. black cqagfssap'
4aug sir Arthur suiliyau's -Oash
Christian Soldier. z" New YORK FITS
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-10-26

The tendency among the British
middle classes is rather to live above
their incomes than within them. There
Is also a passion for luxury in London
and desire to display, which seems
a peculiarly stupid and useless desire
in huge city, where one seldom
knows ones neighbors And so. too,
the cordial pot luck" dinners of a
generation ago have given place to
ceremonial champagne functions. in
which a man out OF dress clothes is
out of place.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-10-26

Probably the most elaborate meer-
schaum pipe in this country is now in
process Of coIoring by a New York
merchant, who bought it from local
manufacturer recently for 81, 800. The
pipe is known as a character" pipe
TO tine trade, and is a wonderfully
carved reproduction Of the painting
'.st. John at His Bath" II represents
six maidens grouped around fountain
and either ST. John is concealed be-
hind the fountain or in it; he is not
/ in sight, at any rate. The figures are
chiseled from a solid. piece Of meer-
tschaum, which was imported from
Turkey. The labor expended upon il
extended over period Of two years
land the amber mouthpieee alone cost
$500.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-10-26
The M,..lns Llpt.

In the iunglcs of southeastern -,
and the islands nearby, which Il.
long been known 10 science Ana
cradle Of the human race. ana Nh, s
are still inhabited by the very ,s WA
orders OF human beings. the pl'' .sOt
thropua lives with the elephant - 4.
rhlnocorous. lion. hippopo.am.. ii.
gantic pangoliu. hyena ana osH', souud
mails. remains Of which were 's I'M.
round about him, II has eeen .oms.
puted that this ancestor iiyeu s -,
where about the beginnins q ~ al
glacial epoch, some 2f0.o0o yea's s. i
In other words, about ItVVV 81 AID
tlons have been born and nav IN
between him and ourselves I'M
assist our understanding o. VIZ M
relationship really means 20 huo" harl
nearly $50 generations carry y, y Var
beyond the dawn of history, eiVV'
ago. MeCmre's Magazine
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-10-26

Ing the insects. fiye or ii n.,
tracted the disease. ssa' @
The direct agency Of rnoso.,.
spreading the disease haylne Is
tablished practical antl.ms.
work was al once undertake., !, 800 !
General orders were issneed $50 ]. "
the universal use Of mosoul,a ss'ua
all barracks, especially ia hosuiis,.
well as in field service where nysss
BILE. The drainage Of bre4dirs s,'
the use OF petroleum on stans,aa
ter. in which mosquitoes brssa
directed, and the medical Ae,.,,.
Of the army furnished oil for M.
pose u has resulted that lIays,, \ /
less yellow fever during The 49,.
year than al any time in its his,o,,
The serum Not successful
The efforts of Dr. Reed nav. !.
supplemented BY experiments NJ.
government authorization II ~
we'll persons have been mblse,.s /
tests which in several cas-. ~
proven fatal In July a CaN. 4
was taken 20 Havana and after 49,
hungry mosquitoes had been d, |, !.
cage hts arm was placed therein y
tie insects permitted 10 suck p.,,
from II The parasites were si,..
chance 20 develop and. when Il !,
believed that they were ready d, i
tion nine persons, al various ln,sr,.
were bitten by them after ka,,,
been in0cniated with a serum al !
render a person proof againa i
fever, or these. three persons n
died and the others are lingerie !.
tween life and death, exeea =
whose recovery seems probable Wa
the investigation has proved q "a
benefit. in that II has disclosed D
source ~ the fever. the lmmas.
serum has nor established lsasli
public favor.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-10-26

A detective Of big department
store said the other day: Winter is
by all means our busiest season. In
summer time the stores are bothered
but little by shoplifters. but as soon
as cool weather sets in their annual
temperance begins. Why? Wen.
figure it this way First, there are
fewer persons in the stores in hot
weather and the nimble-fngered ones
run a greater risk Of discovery. Then,
again. winter clothes-long overcoats
and wraps-are the best possible means
of concsaling their booty. That is prob
ably the main reason for the shop.
lifter's inactivity during the warm
month";
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-10-26

An interesting circumstance Ia the
life of the late George C. Chamberlain
OF Greenwich, Conn, who has Just
died at the age OF 95 years and 4
months. was that when boy Q years
old he carried water to soldiers at the
battle OF Waterloo and saw NapoIson
shortly after. He used to describe tho
battle with great gusto. Mr.. Cham
berlain was native OF Leicester.
England.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-10-26

Books that sell by the hundred thou
some instances that are not modern.
Int is now just about two hundred and
forty years since one John Bunyan
lwas shut up in Bedford jail. He stayed
there twelve years; but book Of
This went free, and no man since that
DAY could have suppressed or impris-
ioned it, even had he wished. Millions
of copies Of it have been printed. Prob
ably more copies are sold in any one
month, now, than could have been dis
posed of in year during the au-
thor's lifetime, and the book is as
vital part Of this twentieth century
AS it was of any preceding time. There
are excellent books among the 'popu-
Tar novels" but-spite of all the
iadulatory comment-it would be hard
ITO point out one that seems likely to
weather two centuries and more as
braveIy as has Pilgrims Progress"
During a recent French duel one of
the combatants accidentally touched the
point of his sword to the ground. The
seconds Immediately stopped the com
bat until the sword could be sterilized
One cannot help recalling the famous
cartoon In Punch which represented
the two Irishmen waiting behind a
rock for their landlord, one with a
shotgun. the other with club. Sure
Ghs master do be very late" says one
auxgesly .He IL" says the other. =
hope ~ have met wild no accident.
Alter thie one cannot regard that car.
k0on H. aArelg a humorous fancy.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-10-26
NE w INDIAN CHURCH.

girls. Something less than two years
ago this work was turned over 70 'ho
Episcopal church. Miss Frost then re-
mo, ed 10 land that had been set apart
by the Indian office for religious pur-
poses, where she constructed the
building just dedicated. They are at
mated six miles north Of this agency
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-10-26

The first gold pens made in this
country were all manufactured by
hand, the gold being cut from strips of
the metal by scissors, and every sub
sequent operation being performed by
hand. These handmade gold pens
cost from s. to $40. and were far in
ferior to the machine made article of
the present day.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-10-26

The sixth contract for American To-
comotives to be delivered in Japan has
just been closed with the American
locomotive company and will be filled
from Schenectady. 1t is for eighteen
engines. An order for thirty locomo-
tiyes for the government railroads OF
New Zealand is being filled at the
Baldwin works in Philadelphia.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-10-26

4 commercial weekly, in reviewing
current prices. says that lemons are
stronger and raspberries 'firmer.' Z
Unfortunately this does not mean
that a dozen lemons will make more
lemonade or that it will be harder 10
convert raspberries into jam.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-10-26
PERCY JONES. Publisher

-xrs. Robert Louis Stevenson has
had a fire. proof vault built in her San
Francisco house. where she keeps the
numerous unfinished or unpublished
manuscripts of her husband
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-10-26

CHURCH RECENTLY DEDICATED
near Gibson station on the oregon
Short Line railroad, Debt Is not III
evidence. the improvements being tree
from incumbrance
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-10-26
Proaress of Sbrfy years.

urv denartmant nublishes table ON
the "prograss ~ ina United states in
re Material INDUSTRIES " which makes
a very interesting showing in many
wavs ronnarisons arc indicated ~
decades sinca 1S-o bnt we shall con
sider az tryo, dotes 1Q-0 ana 1000 only
ana call attsntior ~ sor,e ~ tha more
,a,,ar,,ot,la ye,t,,,a. IL tks r.cord This
No., ~ dora 49, a. 10 ha,,tnnino NJ
making tar,Ia sror, tba +spl. a. fol
lop,s.
$50 1890.
Population ............ ss.55s.371 ,ss7
Salaries Paid IN pub 10. i, !,
Na,,,sr,ar,ayg ana rsrt-
odicals ................ ssh a.17s
Postofilces in exist
siiss +: -; a., $50 ''oo
Department -. .xis. 772. ri sto2, asa SO
Telegraph messages
sent ..........'....... 9,lsl6i6 's,ssa221
1 $50, - ~ 20 aa3 ,sn a,
I ypbt1. tba r,.,,,,r.,tt,,,, 49,, fr,o,.a,,,4
-. 40 -. ..,t 4. .,..4.,. a.. y,
cia+y ona tba irdir,,5,,sT hsva hoa,
cons+a,+I,, aoi,irs ~ ,,ncb r,ora
.aatd - II .ha s,a,f:.fa- ~. -,
nrnioattor postoe1na. 49, tna-aa.aa
j. ,,,rnhar ~, feo ~. -. ~ 80
n,,t,l,o notron.aa :, ~, .,,,a..rsa,,. ~
tncrsased 4fg nor cont Tbera l. arso
On inoraaso 81 oe1 Nv oont ~
rattyuov ro;loaoa ana tbo rn,,ta. :.
talagranb rrossaeos y.s no u. 49,
srraatar = loon - - ION Il, 49,
CHANCE +aLar toga.har 81, !, 80. 80
I,,tto, ,,h;oh r,,,,t 49, r,,..a.s
roarLad chance H. ~ IL. ana ttoauts
~ +bo nation q, +bo Ia, thI-+,. -,
II ,no.. - o., -
-. - 80 - pe4 eeHl ~ tne
$1,000 az petiouicais
haaaa.t as .,7 $500, $500, 'nas leae1ns y
.. 80. 80 a. "A'ie the con
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-10-26
MACHINE FOR APPLYING SHIN
Giles.

lower himself to any desired point. To
further aid in the work the carriage on
which the man sits rolls horizontally
on track, and he can thus slide back
and forth along the rows, while the
umbrella protects him from the glaring
sun as he works.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-10-26

The envoy OF the sultan OF Morocco
spent $40, 1000. 900 a trip to London
and Berlin.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-10-26

DhtAUS kUF autumn NE 4tbt Mtl ENpHH
rImsntal sanitary station waa eatah.
lished In the open. mile from Quo
madoa. Two houses we're built. tightly
constructed with windows aud doors
protected BY wire screens. In one ~
these houses, Botird sheets, pillow.
cases, aud blankets were used aa bed.
ding. and this bedding was brought
straight from the beds ~ patients utrk
with yellow fever mt Havana. For s9
days these beds we're occupied by
members Of the hospital corps for DC.
RODS varying from 20 to ct days. At
the end OF this occupation the men.
who were all -immuues, were Ia.
ken to quarantine for fyc days and
! then released Not one OF fhpm wna
taken III. All were released In exeet.
lent health. This experiment il OF tho
greatest Importance, as showing that
| the disease Ia not conveyed by fomitsa
and hence the disInfeetion Of cloth.
| ing. bedding. or merchandise supposed
to have been contaminated by contact
with yellow fever patients is no longer
necessary and the extremes to which
this dislnfsction work has been car
ried In cases of yellow fever epidsm-
les In our southern states have been
perfectly useless.
The Infected Mosquito BuIIdInv"
In the other house, which was known
as the infected mosquito building =
| were no uTticiTp ayhIrb hnt -.
carefully disinfected The house con.
tanned two rooms and non-immnnas
were placed in both rooms. In one
room, separated from the other by wire
screen partitions only. moaauitoe,
which had bitten yellow fever patient,
were admitted. From the other room
they were excluded In the latter room
the men remained I'm perfect health
III inc mosquito room 30 per cent q
the persons bitten by infected moaont
toes that had been kept twelve day,
or more after biting yellow fever m
tents were taken with the disease mn,
the yellow fever diagnosis wna eon
hrined by resident physicians IN TN
Vhha VINO were above ali othera famii
,at Wltn me disease in every form
Persons bitten by mosquitoes ~ 4,
earlier period than twelve dava ara
ihey had bitten a yellow fever natton
old not contract the disease H. *
, othef series Of experiments ~ sa,.a,
/ persons bitten by Infected ,ne.a,.,,.
~ placing the hand in a iar contain
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-10-26
~ t1|ET EIF|FEsTt ~ y -N|f1f"
LWbQ yielded Hp Hag life tn the e4e8e
NJ meA!raf aeiaaee

NJ meIIraf aEieaea !
however. renders beth u these claims
nucrrtaln HnA probably Incorrect In
Ia0t, DR. Reed arntrg THAT 5auareltGs
baeillas hts anything ta do With geis
low fever The tue parasite viii he
be discovered. without doubt aud Il Il
to be hoped that tue American army
officers who have hren rrspon#thlp for
such an extraordinary advance III Our
knowledge Of the ettotory Of the dread
dseas" may BE- the investigators to
carry the work through 10 it's fullest
conclusions
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-10-26
FIGHTYELIl0W FEVER
RECENT EXPERIMENTS THE CAUSE
or SEVERAL DEATHS,
Inelnding THAT OF Miss Mas, tho Narss
The successful Work OF Dr. Reed
snd tho HAD Results from the serum
-r.u.e Of the Fever a Mystery.

The death ID Havana Sunday OF
Miss Clara A. Mas trained nurse
from Newark, ~ j., who was follow
ing her profession al Las Anlmas hos-
pttal. was the third resulting from the
experiments being made with mos
quitoes by the yellow fever commits
sion. The sacrifice OF this youns ire
in the cause Of science Miss Mas
was rs years old-direets attention "
the work which has been done IA cuoa
toward the stamping out Of the DIS
ease that formerly claimed SO many
lives. In this investigation III the
cause OF science thee has been re-
markably display OF hsroism. Ihe
work has been carried on by the yellow
fever commission. Of which DR., Walter
Reed is president
The Cause of yellow Fever
has always been a mystery and, IN
deed. il il mystery today in meas
ure, since, although undoubtedly dis
ease OF parasitic origin. the parasitic
organism itself has not yet been ais
covered. Several times Il has berl
that that Il was found. and there ars
those investigators who today believe
that the Bacillus lceroides OF sanarelu
Is the causa,iye organism Of the fever;
while the English physician, DR.. Her
bert Il. Durham, who. with the lat'
Or. Walter Myers. was sent out BY th'
Liverpool School Of Tropical Aealein'
to Brazil believes that In small ia
cillus which they have frequently foun'
In autopstes they have discovered IN
true germ The proof brought BY tn
American experiments that ceytali
mosquitoes viii transmit the disease
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1901-10-26

than ever the problem that eonfronts
US.
The state herald., 1901-06-28

Mayor Tom L. johnson Of Cleveland,
Ohio has refused to permit his name to
be placed before the democratic state
convention Of that state ss = candidate
for the nomination for governor. He
says he has entered into % agreement
with the people Of Cleveland to preform
the duties Of the Office o! mayor OF that
city and he proposes to make good his
part Of the agreement. II he 10 sincere
in giving this a his resssu for not BE-
ing candidate for nomination for gov.
srner, it Is great pity that there are not
more Tom Johnson's 10 politics in the
United States. In the mad scramble for
advancement IN Office it 10 refreshing to
hear Of q man who Is willing TO serve out
his term OF sfics before becoming . oan.
didats for another and better once.
The state herald., 1901-06-28
Range south
aide Platte
sivsr IN ssds
wick oeusty.
Coiersdo.
BEDFORD 1 PARKER
Julssburg, Cslersde.
sHHRIRr's SALE.

SHIRIRr'S SALE.
~ virtue Of an sxseotion Fissi Faoiss issus3
out Of the Clerks odaos of the District Court
OF Phillips county ana
state Of Colorado. and TO me directed
whereby am coumanded TO make ths
sum OF two hundred thirhy-eight and so.,oo dol.
iars tess.so) and costs Of suit, the amount Of |,
certain Judgment ssesntly obtained sr.inst
chariss < Erickson u fsvor Of 4. Z. webb, oot
q the tsnomsots, eooda and chatssls Of the s,id
Charles Z. Erickson.
have levied upon the following propsrty
70 Wit.
NE Y Of Section iltowuship Z North Of
hanso q West Of the sp N In Phillips cou.,y
Colorado.
Therefore, according to said command I
mail expose for sale at public auction all
tho right. title and interest Of the above
named Charles z Edeksoa In and TO the above
described property on saturday the
soth day of July issI
at o'clock p. m. at the front door of tho
county Court Hossein Holyoke, county Of
Fhili'ps and state Of Colorado.
Dated At Holyoks Colo, this sash DAY Of
jane 1901.
Gus Young. shsriG Of Phillips county,
Date Of first PuHaieatiar Juas n 1901.
Date Of last Publication July 10. 1901,
The state herald., 1901-06-28

We recently saw at the Office OF Train
Dispatcher A. r. Grout Of Holyoke. .
copy sf the Kansas City Star in which
was given reproduction Of the number
OF the London Times Of June %, 1916
containing an accoupt Of lhs battle Of
Waterloo. The London Times Of that
date vas column folio the size Of
some Of our little daily papers published
in small towns. 1t contained two pages
Of advertisements set in body type and
two pages were reading matter. At that
date the Times wss about q years old,
A comparison Of this with the city daily
Of today shows the wonderful growth Of
the newspaper business during the past
66 years.