Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1902-10-18

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Nav Yohe may eventually take 10 ihe
stage again, as the Strong woman.
There are some people who are nof
worth putty, but this can hardly De
alleged against May YOhe Strong.
Truth crushed to earth will rise again,
and the French Chauvinists were not
able to bury lola until after ne was
dead.
According to Lady Henry Somerset, the
large cold bottle occupies n prominent
place aHi3Gg the average Briton's lares
and pTesnnaatFes.
NV there is fear that the tomato crop
NOV fail and prevent the people from
minimizing the need of coal by hiliDg up
with chill sauce and hot catSup'
This seems TO be a smashing year ii
athletics, aside from the football grldiEoh'
New worlds records have been made ID
putting the shot and in throwing the
discus.
An advance in the transatlantic cabin
rates cannot be cited as proof that the
intent of combinations is always IN
the direction OF lowering cost TO patrons
and consumers.
If indirect reference to pigtails led 70
Consult General Bragg's transfer from
Havana to Hong Kong, what may be
expected when the General appears
among the queues.
When people look back, they may say
Of the winter Of 1923: THAT was when
we learned to get along comfortably with
out placing sole dependence upon high
priced anthracite coal"
One of the i'll effects of the shortage IL
the supply of fuel will be the destruction
vt some of the few groves of timber
which have been spared in various parts
Of the thickly settled farming country.
Should Mr.. Ziegler drop Mr.. Baldwin
and send Peary to the north pole, other
advertisers might take a notion that there
is something in Arctic placarding and
send out billboard artists Then the pole
would be found, sure.
Capt. Mahans views as to the need Of
larger navy are pronounced correct,
from the English standpoint, but they do
not accord with the present situation.
The United States now has more ships
than can be readily manned
There is no difficulty in ascortaininE
the amount of anthracite coal on hand
People who have the fuel are so proud
Of it that they are willing to parade their
possessions; all except few who fear
that they might invite burglars.
London bridge isn't falling down,
though generations or children have sung
at their play that it is; but in regard
to the towers of Venice the case is diff
ferent. The steeple of San Stefano
threatens to follow the example of the
Campanile.
AS the chief of police of Minneapolis
has warned the people of that city that
his force is ''notoriously inadequate to
cope with the force of burglars that has
been operating upon private property, the
Minneapolitans have an opportunity TO
keep warm in n burglar hunt, and thus
save coal and become millionaires.
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The loss of the schooner Ann Maria,
at kincardine, Ont, with the lives OF
five persons, recalls similar incidents OF
the days when sail vessels did the bulk
of the freighting of the Great Lakes
Since the advent of the steam freighter
losses of life through STANDINGS have
not been of a wholesale character.
Some of these days the people of In
diana will discover that the surest way
to protect their cemeteries from the raw
ages of resurrectionsts is to provide by
law for a sufficient supply of subjects
for the use of students in the medca
colleges. England was shocked by tn,
horrid practice of "Burking' moro thar
half a century ago, when Parliament
passed the Anatomy Bill" enacting thai
tho rpfuninS nf tho u1plo Oh load Shoul,