davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1901-07-17
Shot Down on the Streets.

A shooting scrape occurred at Es-
bon, Jewell county, which resulted in
w. A. johnson, a farmer, losing his
life. johnson went to town presum-
ably to do some trading. He was
walking along the street when he met
Roy Wilson, another young farmer.
A quarrel began and Wilson knocked
Johnson down. He got up and started
to run when Wilson pulled his revolv-
er and fired four shots, three of which
took effect, one entering his neck.
another his back, the third his right
arm. No one knows what the quarrel
was about, but the supposition is that
it grew out of an old grudge. Wilson
was taken into custody at once.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1901-07-17
indian LAND BY LOTTERY.
President Issues His Proclamation
Opening Southwestern Reserva-
tions on August 6.
FOUR AND A HALF MILLION ACRES.

Rsgistration VIII Commence July 10 and
Continue Until July 26-Drawing win
Begin July go and Continue Until August
S-ReEistration Must Be Made at Ell
Reno or Lawton-County Seats Named.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1901-07-17

Notice Of the drawings, stating the
name OF each applicant and number as
signed TO him by the drawing, will be
posted each day at the place of drawinp
and each applicant viii be notified of his
NUMBER by postal card mailed to him
at the time of registration. Each appli-
cant should. however. In his own behalf.
employ such measures as will insure his
obtaining prompt and accurate informa-
ton OF the order in which his application
Tor homestead entry can be presented as
nxed by the drawing. Applications for
homestead entry of said lands during the
nrst 60 days following the opening can be
made only by registered applicants and
IN the order established by the drawing.
AT each land Office, commencing Tuesday.
August 6. 1901. at nine o'clock a M. the
applications OF those drawing numbers /
to 10. inclusive. for that district must be
presented and viii be Considered in their
numerical order during the first day. and
the applications Of those drawing num-
oers LIS 70 &e, inclusive. must bc pre-
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1901-07-17
An AdnonitIon.

II appearing that there are fences
around the pastures into which. for con-
venlence, portions of the ceded lands have
heretofore been divided and that these
1ences are Of considerable value and are
Sun the property of the Indian tribes
ceding said lands to the United States.
all persons going upon. examining. en-
tering or settling upon any of said lands
are cautioned to respect such fences as
the property OF the Indians and not to
destroy appropriate or carry away the
same. but to leave them undisturbed so
tnat they may be seasonably removed
and preserved for the benefit of the In
dians.
The secretary OF the interior shall pre-
scribe all needful rules and regulations
necessary to carry into full effect the
opening herein provided for.
II witness whereof ] have hereunto
set my hand and caused the seal of the
United States to be affixed.
Done at the city OF washington this 6tk
day of July. IN the year OF our Lord one
thousand nine hundred and one. and Of
the undergraduates Of the United states
the cns hundredth and fwenty-sixfh
WILLIAM MKxD5x.Ex.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-06-07

sD- aalf, Cement, Sano, 8ad'
Iteine, feuerfefte Steine uno 2bon,
9beer uno Mspbaltpapier, Da6pappeS
9beer unb glspbalt, Del, 9erpentin,
sSarben, @laS &c. &c. itets pDrratbi9
bel s. &. 9ielmatin, 306 Sft=
gonntercezStraBe. 0iebriee Breile,
quite Waare lotpie CUTE uno reelle
8ebienuna peroen garantirt. -
Eelepbon 40
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TO The PUBLIC.

The weekly issue Of the FREIE
PREssE FUER TEXAS" has po-
sitively the largest circulation
Of all German papers published
IN the State of Texas.
It has over 400 established
agencies in the State, is mailed
to fully 700 post-offices, and has
an extended circulation in Mexi-
co, in the Indian Territory, and
in Oklahoma.
It circulates from Galveston
to Denison, from Marshall to El
Paso and of course mainly in
the thickly populated central
and southwestern parts of the
state.
Three travelling mon and our
very active local agents are con-
tinuously adding new sub
scribers to the lists.
In consideration of these facts
the ''FREIE PREssE FUER TEXAS
claims to be the best adver-
Using medium in the State of
Texas, where it is the object to
reach the German reading po-
pulation.
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Nn oas Yn6litnnl.

Die n5reie 8reiie" bat iber 400
etablirte Ngenturen i'm Staate, miro
an iiber 700 8Ditofficen perlanot, uno
bat eine groBe 8erbreitune in Der
Nabbar= @epublif Werito, i'm Snbia=
z9erritoriun1 unb OflabDnta.
SIR girfulatiuns=@ebiet in 9egas
eritredt iid pDn @alpehDn biz binauf
nab Denilon, BON War1baI inn Often
BIG nab @l 8alo i'm fernen @e1ten;
es lblieBt ielbitperitanblid nit be-
lDabers sablreiben 2eiern bas bibt=
beiieoelte MittelzT Teras ulb ben Sib=
peite1 elm.
9rei Neiienbe iinb beltGnbig, iabr=
Elm, iabraus i'm SntereRe BEG Blat=
tes untertpeeS unb fiibren bentlelben
i'm 8erein nit unieren riibrigen 2D=
TEL Ggenten forttpdbreno neue 2e=
Ier 5u.
Sn Inbetrabt bieler 9batiaben 1T
Die nSreie Breiie", tpD es fib oarum
banoelt, Die beutibe 8ep6lteruns gu
erreiben, naS bette Mnseige Waes
blum i'm Staate SeraS.
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I'M @arten=Oiitrift oes Staates. 8e=
iunbbeit unb &linla uniibertroffen.
8ilIiee 2anbereien fiir ben 5arnter,
Marftgdrtner. Sbit= uno Giebsiibter.
@egen @in5elbeiten tpenoetgub an
6. S. Wartin, 9. 8. 81,
San IntDniD, Geras.
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Bic alad)t oes arauriaes.

Sn setpiHen @esenbea Deutidlanbs
unb ebenfo in gnslanb unb Trnnfs
reid gilt es fir bas bette Mittef aur
0ertretbuns eines @er1tentorns an
Muge. tpenn man boKelbe nit eir,em
eolbenen Srourtnse reibt, bo4 rnnb
bies in Oeuti9lanb brei Mal, in gnss
Lamb neun Mal. unb atpar f9peigenb
gefdeben. Menn 2eute gu arn finb,
um fi9 Sraurtnge aus @plb gu faufen,
70 tbnn es Ffberne au9, ia aur Npth
t1nnen etn paor seborgte @olbitiidSbte
Mtns. pertreten. Dagesen herri9t
ttnter ben trtf9en 8auern ptelfaM Der
9laube. eine Srauuns, BET per tetn
@olbring sebrou9t tporhen iei. babe
teine @iltisfett. IS gibt baber 9eute,
bte folde Rtnee geeen eine fletne grs
fenntft9tett auslet5en, unb an md,tz
den Orten bat bic @emetnbe auf allge>
n1etne Soften atpet Srauringe angea
f1afft, bie BEL ieber Trauungseeree
monte berpenbet tperhen.
Sn @nglonb tpte tn Norbamerifa
fpielt Der 9od5ettsfu4en Bel Qsrbet=
rathunsen 'eine ipi9ttge MolIe. unbi1hr
tpie bort fniipfen ftd an tbn, In Der
btnbung NIT benz Srauringe. alIerlei
abersldubii9e @etpobnbetten. SIM
Norben @nslanbs tpte in eetpiRen
2anbftri6en am Mfitifippt unb Obto
herriM bic Sitte, ienen &uben gu
etnerr Srafel au bertpenben. Man
Z f9neibet ibn In f9male @tiide. aiebt
bieie neun W1al burd ben Tranrtng
btnbur4 unb gtbt fie ben unberbets
ratheten ipeibli9en 9odseitsgdHen, sbie
iie ith bann bes Na9ts .unter ibr Rppf<
ttHen lesen, ba lie auf biefe Weifespon
tbrem aufiinftigen Mdnne 3u trdnrten
boffen. 6erner tpirb am 6. Dftpber,
benz Gage Der beili9en Gibes, tn ben
n1rblt4en @raff1aften gnglunbS
pielfa4 nod folsenber 3auber. getrtes
ben. Drei M6bden tbun i4.a)tiarns
men, Inn etnen Rn9en bon Me1l,
NueapaHer, 3uder unb SaI5saHberets
ten. Derielbe tptrb bannT til esnem
Ofen sebaden, ipobei bic bret itrengs
ftes Stigf9ipeisen au betpabrett .baben
unb ben Ruhen bret Mal unrtpfnbem
maHen, At ct sebDrtg burhgsbadsn,
70 3erf4neibet mon tbn In bref. Hfetb
srobe 1betIe, llrb iebes MG1dsit ntub
thr @tid tpseber Tn r,eun Sfretfen
f4naben nn6 iebeg Stiid bur9 .einen
Traurtng fdieben, ben fie {in BON
etner fteben Sabre nerhetrotheten Grau
seborgt bat. Dann bat e*i6re Rus
9enfdnttte,. pdhrenb tie N9 ousfleibet,
au effen unb baau etnen GpruhS Sber3us
fagen, Der in beutider ueberfebung
lautet: 20 quite @anfta Jibts, fei
freunblid beute Menb umb bringe mir
meinen Seraensi9ab ber!" 2lne brei
miHen it9 bann in ein unb bafelbe
@ett lesen. nn4bem fie ben Citing bar
uber aufgeboneen baber. Ste fehen
bann iider ibren 3nfiinftigen.
@elbit Der Singer, ain benz man
etnen Srauring eetrasen bat ober, ein=
mal trasen tpirb, befibt, na9 Der Msets
rung bes 2anbpolts tn @omerietfhtre,
beilenbe &raft. Wdbrenb eine Dtrubs
runs bon Wunben NIT ben dnSeren
Uingern btefelben .pergiften" pizbe,
iDerben lie. NIT biefem bejtrthen, In
turaer 3ett iid fdlieben rn6 pernars
Ben.
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800 8elubuaua! 800.

Die eeia bieier 3eituns meroen lid, freuen ,u err
iabrs oab g usa!gfeas cine ssihr9tete Bra libeit
beilen i'm Stanoe 1T; 6alPs Ratarrb= b=ur III Die en=
3ae Jest Der dr5t6en grhoerl6oft befannte peitipe
BUR. &atarrb erforoert als ene Gonftitutonsfrant=
aeit cine eonfitntionelle 8ebanolune 6al's Sa=
tarrb =sur pirb innerld eenoinnen uno mrit brett
euf oas glut uno Die idleimisen Oberfla6en oes
Spifems, oaourh Die 8runolase Der &rantbet SER
t6reno uno Dem patien.en 5sraft 9ebeno, inoem lie
bic Contribution oes 66rpers ouibaut unb Der Natur
In ibrem @erte bilft Sie Gigentbdmer baben 70
sie gsrtrauen gu ibren @eitrdtten, oaB le Elm bun=
bert Dollars Selobnun9 fur ieoen Sal anbieten,
ben fe 5u turirea psfeblt. aaBt Guh cine Elite BON
3eugniien tornten I2an abreifire:
&. >. Gbenep g. 60, 3oleoe, Ohio.
sT gsrtauit BON alien Apotbetern, preis rs
Gents Die Glafae.
Sau's Jamilten 9iIIeu ino Die beitsn.,
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= Qbiolut reines 8int uno Blei
bel g b. Stepes & Cons.
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Smrdtbare @eiabr etmer syrau.

Sour bur9 eine glrt fam ib Sbr
3eben retten, uno 5tpar nur our1
eine Operation. Oieies maren Die
i6redenerreeenoen @orte, Die elm
Gr5t Der Srau s. 9. 6unt BON Slime
&ibge, @is., iaat, nadoem er oer=
geblib perlubt bate. lie BON einem
Magenleioen uno BON @elbiubt gu
beilen. Sbr 3uitanb neriblinmerte
iib suiebenbs, bann nabm iie glec=
trio 8itterS elm, Der iie in furser
Belt beilte. Sc iIt Die bette Wtaoenz,
2eber= nno 9eieren<Mee6isin. Ser
iubt iie. Sour so Gents. @irb aa=
rantirt. 8u baben bel S. &alteper
Il Sobn.
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sii0meitteras wiinit9t Guh

8enn Sbr @uh irgeubpu nieoer>
la1ien ppllt, tbut es entlan9 Der 2iz
ME Der
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A,4s ben. WefasnntH.

Dtrettor: Stun, @9anse.
Sbre Strafaeit If NIT BEN Heuttsen
Sage berfloFen; baben Sic no9 ,frgenb
ein @nIiesen an mi9e"-S 4unie
rSa pohl. 3err Direttor, i9 mBhte
fiir ben Gau meirsr Wiebsrfebr i'm
goraus f9on auf cine Before Gen.
abonniren."
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Anrer.,enhnfhiiatire.

RorporaI (anm GtMahrisen,
ber @egetartaner tft): rWie. @te ber.
f4mdben bic tatierlt9 tBnialt1s
Gleif4portion, bic Sbnen BET Der Mes
mage perabreiht pirba @tnb Gie nteIA
let4t gar 70 eir berriidter We og'ens
1otanifer2"
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Gin 9inefii9er Diener
gentebt ntenals etipas bon ben Spets
iss, bic er fiir fein.n europdilden GER
fen bereitet bat unb ebenfo ipenig Be-
nubt ct fir ii9 bieielben Ro9gerGthe
tpis fir fenen. gr beforgt ii9 fstn
Gleifh befonbers unb fodbt es, tpie es
In feiner 5eimatb gebrau@ TT.
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1luterCd1ten.

R1din (aur iuneen Grau. nel6s
tyr bic ortbograpbtf4en Gebler I'm
RaAenbu4 perbenert): .Sehen gie,
gnd' Jrau, bas TIT ber unterinieS
Stptf4en uns 8eiben: Ste mtHen,
fpie's gef4rteben tptrb, unb I d
tpeib, tpie's gefo1t pirb!"
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ReHuutrt.

Ooftor: nNun, baben Sic au6
meine @erorbnunsen befolgt nnb mSsz
lt4ft bidt eelebt9" 9"-Heto aIess
aent: uNGerbinss, better 9err 9ofz
tor, na@bem ih Sbre Ms9nuns erbaIs
ten, blteb mir ia ni9ts anberes iibrig."
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y,id,ts 1T erfriiAenser, als elm bal

bes Deinz @las Or. Giesert's aneoftura gitters
Dor ben Wabl3eiten 9as ein3ia e9te 1T iiio =ame-
ritanides Syabritates pitts Gad Dor Na6ab=
mungen.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-07-06

portion of that which will be provided
during the stay of II. R. II. There will.
! OF course, be the official welcome at the
train; no distinguished guest ever es-
capes that in Chicago. Following that
Will be the address of welcome deliv-
cred at the hotel of the royal visitors.
and at the same time the keys of the
city will be turned over TO them. This
Is always practical in Chicago, for the
reason that the treasury vaults are
always empty. 1t is to be presumed
that in this case the address Of well
come will touch upon the subject of ex-
isting commercial relations between
Chicago and England, with passing
tribute to the quality of meat and
grain which Chicago is supplying the
home land of II. r. II. Chicago never
sverlooks such golden opportunities.
Then, too. society must have an OPP
portunity to display itself, and there
will be an abundance of balls, recep-
tons and other social functions. 1t is
now proposed to give, during the stay
OF the royal visitors, grand charity
ball, at which a sight of H. r. H. would
be offered as the star attraction that
would wiring dollars from the pockets
of every patriotic and charitably in
clined Chicagosn. 1t is understood
that several "city fathers" have ap-
piled for the "bar privileges" at such
ball if it is given. Xhe "city father"
has ever an eye to his financial advance
ment and the welfare of his town. OF
course, after such a round of social fes-
tivities as are proposed, it would be ex-
pected that Chicago mammas and
daughters would be properly intro
duced to the very best people" of Lon
don and provided with certified invita-
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sehA|86eIsag@gggs9Bb
SAVING A pRUNKARD.
One Case an which . Helping Hand
and Encouraging word Helped
10 Work a Reformation,

THAT there is nearly always that
In man which will respond to kind
treatment, and that, no matter how
low his social condition, a helpiug
hand will stimulate him to efforts at
lettering his condition." said DR.. vii.
liam B. Martin, of Cheyenne, Wyo., at
the Arlington, twas clearly proven to
me during the first grand rush for
the Klondike gold fields three years
ago. A party was organized in my
city and took along as cook a man
who had for years been a hard
drinker and fallen so low as to be
always loafng about saloons on the
lookout for drink. He was only
taken along at the urgent solicita-
ton of one of the party who had
known him in his more prosperous
days, and upon the promise that he
would leave liquor alone. He made
good his promise from the time they
started. When the party had COW
cred about three-quarters of the
journey from the point where they
were landed by the Seattle steamer
the provisions gave out and some of
the party had to go on to the near
est Indian village, something over a
hundred miles distant, in order to Sc.
cure food and dogs with which to
continue the journey. The man who
had been hard drinker insisted up
on being one of the party to go
ahead. And he did, and when two
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ITEMS.

About $40 congregations in Scotland
now use unfermented wine at the
Lords table.
Mr.. Schwab's advice to workinVmen
to let strong drink alone for a wear
cannot be questioned, says the Cleve.
land Plain Dealer. And the same adj
vice holds good for idlers, too.
The Church of Scotland Temperance
society in seven years has increased its
membership from $4,000 to $4,000, and
now supports four temperance evan
gelists for preventive, rescue and re-
form work.
The Anti-Saloon league has decided
10 take new tack in fighting saloons
In ONO and purposes to make a test
case on the claim that saloon is a pub.
lie nuisance, and should be abolished
Rams Horn.
South Dakota has passed law that
kindness to animals shall be taught to
school children, and that no expert
ments upon live animals shall be made
in the public schools. South Dakota is
the fourth state to enact such legisla-
tion.-Union Signal.
The mayor of Madrid. Spain, has or
dered as punishment that all inebri-
ates arrested for drunkenness on the
second offense shall have their hair
and boards cut off once every four
weeks as a mark of disgrace and pun
,shment for the offense.-Journal of
Inebriety.
Inc New York Central railroad en-
ploys over 10000 men. About one DER
cent. are dismissed yearly through
spirit drinking. Twenty years ago 20
per cent. were discharged yearly for
th's cause. The demand for temperate
men and abstainers is more imperative
every year.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-07-06

over the coming visit of so distin-
gnished couple, and are making elab-
crate preparations to make the most
OF the opportunity offered them.
But great as are the demands of So
clety' the very best people" socially
speaking, will not be allowed to mo-
nopolize all the time of the distin-
guished guests. Both the politicians,
the business and professional interests
OF the town must have a chance. The
politicians will enlighten II. r. Haste
the methods of the typical American
municipal government; the business
men will display to him the commercial
ana industrial resources that have
made Chicago the typical American
city, and will show him also the meth
odS of capturing English pounds ster-
ing; the professional interests of Chi
cago are preparing to show H.R.H.tbe
boiler explosion on the lake front. Al
together 1T is said that an interesting
and instructive programme can and
Will be arranged for the entertainment
of the royal pair.
AT the present time there is some
contention over who shall extend the
glad hand to III. II. III. as he steps
from the luxuriously appointed train
with which it is proposed to convey
him from the Canadian frontier to Chi
cago. Representatives of society he
heve they should be accorded the hon
or, but, on the other hand, it is claimed
that the first should be the official well
come extended by the city authorities.
and Bath House John" and "Hinky
Dink" are both seeking the honor as
representative "city fathers" But
one thing is certain, that no matter
who may be accorded the honor. the
glad hand" will be extended in way
that will be long remembered by the
royal tourists.
The official programme has not vet
been arranged, but there are several
things which are never omitted from |
the entertainment provided for Chi |
cago's guests, and these NAV be |
enumerated as constituting at least q |
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retinue of man servants and maid serv-
ants, will this fall visit Chicago to
study the typical American city.
At this writing II. r. II. and his es-
Unable wife are doing" the sights Of
New Zealand officially. From there
they viii go to South Africa to investi-
gate the effects of the Beer war, as
seen from Natal and Cape Town, and
from there their magnifeently APP
pointed steamer viii convey them to
Canada, which place they expect to
reach in September. The Canadian Of
ficials are anxious that their royal Wis
itors should see all that 81 worth see
ing on this continent, including Medi-
cine Hat, Fort Selkirk and Chicago,
and careful cofnparatiSx ttudy il 70
be made of each point visited.
Already the rumble of preparationa
may be heard in all parts of the city Of
Chicago. Fsnd msmmas are making
preparations to get upon intimate
terms with the rayal visitors during
their stay as necessary prelude 10 .
successful London season for their
daughters next spring. Millionaire
papas are counting their dollars to zee
IL they can afford the luxury OF q titled
son-in-law, which II. r. II. Is supposed
to find for them in return for the hos
pitality extended him while in Chicago.
In fact, society in Chicago Is all agog
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AhEA SAhtN1EO EOOD WITH THEM
days out between the camp and tn,
Indian village the two who accom-
panied him became so footsore and III
that they could neither go forward
nor back. This man tramped on The
remaining 40 miles TO the Indis vii
lage. He reached there in a .ribly
exhausted condition. He made the In.
dams understand the condition OF af
Fairs and party of them went back
with him to where he had left the
two others. They carried food with
them and pack of dogs ana soon
reached the camp of the original par,
ty. With this aid they continued their
journey into the Klondike. In add.
ton to his pay as cook for theii
camp in the Klondike every man in
the party shared in a small way the
fruits of his labors with this man.
and the man now lives in Cheyenne,
q respectable, well-to-do citizen
Washington Star.
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1901-07-06
SHOWS ALARMING INCREASE
Drink BIZ of 1900 over 800, Ooo, zoo
More Than Ever Befcre-The
Reasons Therefor.

1t is startling fact that the spirit
bill for 1900 is over 500, 0oo, 900 greater
than ever before. The first explana.
tfon Of this is the general prosperity
OF the country. There seems to be
some relation between prosperity ard
spirit drinking. 1t rs found that in
times OF great commercial depression
as from 1898 to 1897, the consumpton
OF spirits was very much less. When
the good times of 1898 began. a rand
increase followed, until this last wear
ending July /, the largest amount of
spirits in value has been used since
the record began in 1876. The figures
seem to Indicate that malt liouors
have been most largely called for
The amount per capita is over EIGHT
dollars, whereas distilled LIQUORS. both
domestic and imported, range little
over six dollars, and wines reach about
one dollar per capita. As we have said
many times before, there are great
tides of spirit drinking with a regular
ebb and flow which are traceable in
history. There is no doubt such
tidal movement, which will rise TO n
certain high level and then react. "a
many times before in the past. In the
physicians will recognize
an increase in the diseases,and injuries
which follow from the use of spirits.
and public sentiment will support sci.
entihc efforts to neutralize and prevent
1t. The intense activity already mani
tested along these lines indicates a
CONSCIOUSNESS OF the coming danger
Journal of InebrietY.