Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-12-20


Butler to Wallace street. expires 1915.
Thirty.ninth to Root street, expires
1914.
Sixty.ninth to 10th street, expires
1914.
CENTER AVENUE.
Forty.seventh to 10th street, expires
1914.
Marriage without love Is almost n
crime. In fact. It would be regarded
as one IL the world were as true. as
simple, ns sincere as 1t ought to be.
But society has SO long wandered In
u maze of complexity, and marriage.
from monarchs downwapd. Is under
taken for such n variety Of reasons
apart from love. that only few re.
tain the correct impression about Il.
And of these few the majority are
women or girls who would rather die
than marry II man they did not love.
Sir Walter Scott knew this well when
he wrote "The Bride of l.ammermoor, /"
His noble. gentle, true and tender
spirit aware Of what love IL, could
well compute the horror Of a loveless
marriage.
In 1850 there were seYcnty.six estab
llshments In the United States manu-
featuring electrical apparatus and sup
plies, with capital Of u million and
u half. In 1900, according to the re-
cent census, there were five hundred
and eighty such establishments with
II capital Of eighty.three millions. The
number of people employed In the bust
ness increased from u little more thar
twelve hundred to nearly fifty thou
sand. These figures give some idea OF
the commercial Importance Of u new
industry. and ought to persuade eveI
the most reluctant to welcome modern
improvements.
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Communal ownership Of land is fas
disappearing from the United States
When, few months hence, the land II
the Indian Territory that has been liel,
by the tribes IL divided among the In
dividual Indians. practically tho lMs
great tracts Of common lands will dis
appear. The tribes have approved tn
acts OF Congress which provide for tn
division OF the land and make citizen
OF the Indians. They are ready to con
ccde 80 much to civilization. lf the
can be protected from unscrupulOu
spectators In the enjoyment OF thei
Inheritance, we may have IN a fey
years new type Of genuine natiy
American ancestry.
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). One Of the things IN this changln
world that ought to be preserved invll
late against the touch Of innovation
n apple pie. Properly constructed, wit
an ingeninOus regard for hygiene an
for pleasing taste, an apple pie Is Il,
very apOtheOsis Of cookery, and no t.
n ken OF modern degeneracy IL NOR
. mOurnfully apparent than the grea
scarcity Of the sort of intelligence an
discrimination necessary to the prt
ductiOn OF apple pie, pure and und,
filed, ana divested Of all adjuncts I'm
appurtenances which vitiate the palat
and impair the digestion.
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h The new entrances to the Whit
House Will not make It any easier fl
:. one to get into II as President of til
United States, In fact, 1t Is cOnside
!. ably harder to be chosen for that hol
or from among eighty million peopl
Q than from Il population One-ffth q
large. The real door to the Whit
House will grow gradually more diff
cult to reach as the generations pas
no matter how many entrances may /
|. added for the casual visitor.
South American republics should ~
!. forget that there are two sides to Il
Monroe doctrine. 1t affords pr0tecti.
/; and at the same time imposes Oblig
Y tiOns. Because our policy saves the'
countries from the fear Of acquisitlC
10 by European mOnarchies, 1t does N
release them from the obligations (
y courtesy and good beha viOr toward Il
other nations Of the world.
A French army officer claims to hay
10 invented gun that makes neither tias
nor sound nor smoke. Now let US ha,
one that makes no wound and We ma
1 listen for the coming Of the mile
,s mum.
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70 A mile minute is pretty fast. bl