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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-01-22

DR.. Radway-Dear Sir: I have -.
using your medicines-that is zen
Pills and Ready Relief. These two our
icines have done me and NV fa ND
more good than a whole drug 'Ss+,iIuly
1 am SO years old. 1 used abo, lore.
boxes of your pills since last Snr;. SIX
/ am as regular now and feel ihiIs
healthy man of 20 years. me 4
Now, l want to find out about Won,
Resolvent, to use in a case of a -, our
lady, etc, etc. Respectfully, 1oune
AUGUST WITMEP
SAC East 134th ST., New VI
April s, 1898. X
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-01-22

In the year 1919 it took the steam
ship Savannah twenty-five days to
cross the Atlantic. The Deutschland
last year made the trip across in five
days, seventeen hours and thirty-eight
minutes. From 1910 to 1895 the record
for speed across the ocean was held by
British ships. Since the latter date
the Germans have come TO the front
as builders of fast ships. and they now
hold the record. The Deutschland's rec
ord trip. made in July of last year, was
at the rate of 23.51 knots per hour. Two
more ocean flyers are now in process OF
construction in German yards and will
go into commission this year. II is
probable, therefore, that the current
year will witness some more record
smashing.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-01-22

It is said that several scientists who
reside in Syracuse have agreed that
they will not only give their brains
10 science during life but after death
as well. They have signed an agree
ment that upon their death their
brains are to become the property of
a certain association for scientific in
Nestigation.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-01-22

Mr.. Schwab of the Billion Dollar
steel trust told the Austrians at vi
nor the Germans or French need fear
the competition of American steel. Is
it not part of the ethics of dentistry
to assure the nervous patient that
pulling the tooth isn't going to hurt
even a little bit?
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-01-22

nesota declare that if an attempt is
made to enforce the order of the In
terror Department which prohibits the
wearing of long hair, there will be
trouble. They hold that long hair and
painted faces are racial Characters
tics which they will not give up.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-01-22

A trolley line between the cities OF
Washington and Baltimore is 10 be
constructed at an early day. There is
q considerable amount of passenger
traffic between the two cities. When
the proposed road has been put into
operation it will afford an interesting
object lesson in competition between
steam and electricity.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-01-22
The weather.

The indications for Georgia to-day
are fair weather, colder in east por-
ton, fresh west to northwest winds:
and for Eastern Florida, fair, colder
weather, fresh west to northwest
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-01-22

II is said that the new army bill.
which is being prepared under the di-
rection Of Secretary Root, will con-
tain provision for the creation of a
general staff with a lieutenant gem
eral at the head. There is something
omlnous about the name general
STAFF" II smacks OF the militarism
Of Europe. And then again. very
great deal about the general stan"
was heard during the progress Of the
Dreyfus affair I'm France.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-01-22

Senator Fairbanks of Indiana re-
Gently introduced bill to grant Mrs.
Harrison, widow of eX-President Har-
rison, a pension of $4,000 year. OPP
position to the grant arose, both in
Congress and out, the ground being
that Mrs. Harrison was not the wife of
Gen. Harrison when he was President.
1t was alleged that Gen. Harrison's son,
Col. Russell B. Harrison, was among
those opposing the bill, but he denied
that it was so. However, an Indian
apolis dispatch says that Mrs. Harri-
son has requested that the bill be
withdrawn, and the matter will prob
ably take that course.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-01-22

The Navy Department has just sent
to the House Committee on Naval
Affairs to be hung in the committees
room, fine oil painting of the battle
of Santiago. The chances are that it
was not examined closely at the Navy
department. or it might have been
yruthlessly consigned to the trash heap.
1t represents the most spirited phase
of the battle, when the Brooklyn, the
Texas and the Oregon were engaged
with the enemy. Neither the Iowa,
Fighting Bob's'' ship, nor the New
York has any place in the picture.
That the New York is not shown is
rank heresy, of course. Whether the
painting will be permitted to have a
prominent place on the walls has not
Yet been determined.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-01-22

While the naval functionarics I'm
Washington and New York are hus-
Ting hard 10 make arrangements for
the reception ~ Prince Henry Ad-
mirsl Dewey ls dabblinR in the water
with bis toss. catching hsh and lls-
tenlng 10 good stories by Joe Jefferson
away down Ia Florida
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-01-22

The latest New Jersey scheme re-
ported is the establishment of one or
more mosquito sanitariums; not for the
benefit of sick or disabled mosquitoes
who have come in contact with the
cheek of summer visitors from New
York, but for the benefit of sufferers
from rheumatism. A Jerseyman Of the
name of Fighter claims to have dis
covered that the bite of the mosquito
is specific for that distressing all
ment. "All you have to do says he,
lis to get Well bitten, and your rheu-
matism will disappear" So eloquent
is he in his plea for the preservation
of the mosquito for its medicinal prop
critics that he has secured the support
of four counties in opposition to d
state appropriation for the investiga-
ton and determination of the insect.
RICHTER proposes to establish a place
where rheumatic persons can go and
get mosquito bitten.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-01-22

Mr. Allen, our minister to Korea,
appeals to the State Department for a
new legation building at Seoul. The
reason he advances to support his re-
quest is a novel but good one. The
Koreans are small sized race, and
they build their houses to suit their
own stature. The house in which the
American legation in Seoul is quarter
ed has space of only six feet and six
inches between the floor and ceiling.
Minister Allen is six feet and two inches
tall. The result is that he has to go
out OF doors to put on his hat. Should
he neglect to take off his hat before
entering the door it would be crushed.
BY tiptoeing Mr.. Allen can lay the
palms of his hands fiat upon the caves.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-01-22
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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-01-22

every day in the year, and served to
subscribers in the city, or sent by mail.
at 20 cents a month, $4.oO for six
.---.-.l- &c 90 Coz. ~, q rnar
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-09
6per 9as trefer ri GOlf,

fom bar liben 5ro pad iaatalote
,gatsntmebiciner". Scr at BRUCE ct
mere alminoeligt llotrpt: be bar ingen
8rua for Dem. 9ette er life Iaa for
unoerligt, naar Ri betanter, hpor
mango Der er bleone ifufeOe % in9enz
Tombelit 2inoring bar funoet for fine
2ioelier. 8ette er bog ingen 8runo
til at fortaite ale Mebiciner. Der gil
pes en- Del 29gemioIer, iom bar be-
Itaaet Sibens qrsOe; blanOt benz er
Or. peters yaurifo". Spodgeren,
Or. peter 5abrnep, bar en- idpei8ift
9otaniter, Der lepebe for oDer ct Mdrz
bunorebe iioen og bapoe TT 9iem
blanot W~arblanos itoOtlaDte 4aier.
6dn5 udnge bi0unosriigs 0tfbrebeiz
Ter bdboe giprt bans Napn tenbt piz
oenom. 6an bar en- rel ftuberet
Wanb og I9rbeles tbnoig | plantel9s
rem. Der maatte anies iom bans Spez
cialitet og bar bans gnOlingsituoium.
&ronen paa bans Bart bar bans
,&urito". ct 29gemiboel, tilberebt
uoeluttenOe al plantebele. Den er
saoet / Qrb i 5amilien fra 2eb til
9eo iom ct toitbart aenoOie. 9us
timber at 9ibenbe bar ben gengipet
6el6reo og Stprte; ben er ct al De
Q%9gemiOler. mun trbet fan iiOle paa.
6r. @utaf Wictlunb, ben popul9re
fpenife Rebattsr / g6itago tiger:
..nnoer min 11=aarige @irfipmbeb
Tom Sourndliit Der / Qanbet bar jeg
bait rigelig QnleOning til at ie en
uenoeligbeo al Qbertisiementer ON
Iddfalote patentmeoiciner. og ieg maa
tilftad, at jeg bar fun liben o5ro"
b.rpaa. Oct bar bsrfor meb abffiuig
Mistiaio, at jeg for omtrent ct 4ar
iioen te6ts 10 SLATER oaurifo", paa
inotrGngenoe Opforbrins at min ao=
ne og Qnbefaling al en- Sen. pa leg
bapoe laet Merts til ben @irtning,
ben bobbe paa andre Meblemmer al
min 5amilie, befluttebe jeg at BRUCE
ben felD, os bet gleber mig at tunne
berette, at ieg ulorig bar BAIT anleb@
ming til at angre berpaa. Or. p.ters
,,aurito" er nu Dor 5amiliemebicin
og dnDenbes af os ale, fore os imda".
Julbit9noige Splbsninser ian trboIz
beg Deb 6enbenbelfe til Or. 9. Jdbr>
nep. 112-114 g. 9obne QOe., gbiz
cage. 81.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-09
Gaaenoer, Sowa.

Miis Cine 6anien og Mrs. Sobnz
ion ira 9abton tom bertil iibite err
bag for at beiege Sl1gtninge Os 9enz
ner.
= gn llpffe tunbe mart p9ret itet
iibfte Ssnoug. oa nosle @ogne tsrte
ira 9irte. og Iige Oeb en- 5orbsjning
at @ejen msote ct Bar lsbIfe 6eite,
iom fom lige imoo; men Sobn .0anz
len bar r%eioIut NOT til at ipringe at
og tuge benz BED gioielet. og iualebes
itanoiebe Dem.
Mr. u. g. Msrt Bar faftet fig
ub til Ears 6dnien for / CONNER.
Den engelfte Stole bill begbnbe
Fer Mdnoag ben IA. Qpril.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-09
Snscmanns ySOns 6rif us DC
cSrcoloic".

On fort 5io bill en- anosn al Snge>
monns Romuner blipe puabegpnot /
,,9anitsren", nemIig Song grit g
De 5reoleie". Den ~Ombdnoler ben
bebageoe 9ib / 0anmart, Der fulgte
paa Grit clippings MOrb, pg en-
Ijaloen interssiant qerionli9beo er
Den unge rioberlige Song Grit, Der
peb Siben at i'm aarlisbeb til Slim
mer os qrast, alpris Tan slemms eaer
tilsips lin 6abers MOrOsrs, bporaf
ben pistisite os frpgtelisite er Den be-
rsmte 6sobine Morf Stig, bpis
Nann er iaa belfenot fra 5oltebiIerne.
Der ogiau bar beiunget hans TO DIT
res ulpfteliee St9bne.
Gners bebsper Sngemapns Romas
ner n9ppe mere nogen anbefaling.
5olf bar psb benne 5ib lart at I9tte
Yris pad benz.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-09
albcrt Sea, Miinn.

5 9OrsDags rejite pait. og Mrs.
8ilofigs berfra for at opertage Ser
ningen iom praitefolt for Gmanuels
W1enigbeo / Raeine, Wis. De bleb
fulgte til Stationsn al en- ret betnbsz
Zig Slot at 9enner, Der sniteoe at Iise
ct iiofte 5arpel. st Jarpsl par rigtio
not bleDen iast ON Mdnbag often,
ibet laa goot iom bele Menisbeben
bar tommen Iammen | ben anlsbnins.
= Oct bar noget at en- SberraIfelie
for pait. ailofigs, og ba naiten ale
Wsbler bar patfebe iammen. MATTE
Ri b9nte % paa aasierne, iom bebit
Ri tunbe. mebens m~ebbragte 6orfrift>
Ringer inbtoges. Gn 8dbe / rebe
pense bleb operratt preftefoltene iom
en- pddfsnnelie af beres 9ernins Der
og fom ct geDis for, at Menisbebens
a9rligbeb os gobe Billie fslser meb
benz til Rocine.
= Deb ct nbs afbolbt Menisbebsz
msbe bleb q. g. SbenbIen palst iom
Oelegot til 4arsmsbet | Hacine. M.
6. Sopager iom Suppleant.
s. 2auritlen er after meset liz
benbe at gist. s. M. Senisn. Der |
9inter bar D9ret pad Speeliiten, er
after paa 8enene.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-09
1902.
UeNlrer lpaes.

Gn troenoe, banit, ntberit 5omilic,
iom bar aerli9beo til Sgrn iomt 9pit %
Gune til at opbrnee Dem | @ubsfrpet %
6errens 6ormanina, ig9es til Borne.
hienlnet | glt 5prn, Soma.
Nerniere 0plpsnine iaas ueo 5enoen-
belle til; b.
WRr. 9e. &otteubore, Glf Surn, Sa.
yaen. q. 2. BIG, Glt 5urn, Soiuo.
x8i8 eller 8eo. 8. y. Semen,
524 Isabella Ctr, 9eenah, @is.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-09

Rorreiponoaneer
Geoar Sails, Sa.

Stoite 9groag tom Meobelelie til
Cars 2ari lens ON, at Mrs. 9ariens
gdmle 5dber, s. Mgler, n9r RaIbua.
Sa., par afgaaet Deb 0gben, eftsr at
ban bar ligget ing / langere Sio.
Mrs. 9arien og Batter reiIte oerop /
Manoags for at oberp9rs gegrapel=
len, Der foresit / 5irsbags YaItor
u. 9anien bleo unmobet ON at tomz
me up ps f%prrette peb Sorof9itelien
og reiite / ben anIeonins berop 5irs=
Dag Mprgen. Den afbpoe bIeo 72
4ar gammel.
5. Socumfsn, 9ogsagent for
0aniib 2utb. Yubl. 9ouie, Blair,
Rebr., reiIte t Sirsbags til gilbert
Sea, Minn., ug paa benns 5ur ugter
ban at befsge Blooming qrairie,
Opatonna oe Here at pore oanife
Settlementer Der paa Ggnen; ban
mebfprer ct tort og sobt lIbOalg at
triiteligs Bigger. iom snbbsr tan bape
gobt at at unoerieee. gn COB Bog
er altio barb at eje.
Cars S. peteriens fpttebe iioite
2srod9 inb | beres me 9iem paa
9isrnet at State og 10. @abe.
Statens lopgipenoe 5orIumling
pebtog / fibite nse at bepilge $4,000
uurIig i 5 gtur til SpfsreIie at nh.
9pgninger oeb Normal Stolen Der /
9ben. Del betbber aItIao, at Der BIZ
blipe bpgset for 100000 | be n9ite
5 4ar. Oct er fore Summer; men
man bsrer in9en Der ger S%nbfi9elie
oerimoo.
Carl petsrien reiite / Iibite llg,
meD lin 5amiIie til Rinsiteb, Su.,
boor ban bill begpnOe en- Reitauraz
tionsforretning.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-09
aet1rrt Tau TIRE bertresss

pbre MfbIar, ba Be lite Ton MAJ Sp9oonfS
mems Sobe. fatorrb CT en- Blobs euey Gouititutionss
Guabom, o. for at beIbrepe ben, maa De fage wleets
cineer inb. Halls Catarrh Cure fagss tne og pirfsr
btreite paa Blsbet pe elimbinberne. HALLS Catarrh
Oure er lite en- fpofialperswl ebictn. Den bIsu |
earspts fsrejtrepet Of en- al be bebfte fastr bert Fans
BET, % &c ct rseni4rt qngemibbel. Oct CT ionmtniat
of Be beblte SiprtemibIer, man fjenter, torenet rnto be
bebae Blobrensntnesswiible Ter, Der pirfsr btrsfte paa
GIfmbtuberne. Den fulbtomns Sammenf0tHtns al
Be to Suarebienfer er brit. Der beuirfer iaa forbouienoe
@eiultater peb 6slbrebslfen al Ratarrb. "Trip efia
Sionssbprb. irit.. q. 8. Gbemes = es.s ei~e'
GQiaes al Npothefere. Nrs 7sc-
Heifs Family Pills CT be bsDfts,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-09

On a, Rebr.
3 Della eanfe ep. sluth. Menisbeos Rirfe,
Rprtb 26tb Street (imelem Grant % gnrs
bette boloes Ssimesiesuostiensfe bier
Esnboe 6ormiboog al. 1890 os Gftens
eubstitneftt 9L. 7.30. Ssnooesfole ri.
1890 Gftm. pisemsoe boer 9orsoas afs
ten ST. g.. = Ollie ere h~iertelie belfomnel
8. .. Gbriittanen,
9r9it.
gOpel: 2219 q. 26tb ST., Omubu, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-09
Koloni
AAA~i Ore0on,

Gen banife aolonf 9anebu, beb gugehe,
Oregon, anbefales til i%aabnnne 2anbsg
mGnb, ionn maatte Dnife at feite so paa
StiIebapsfplen. SplpSnineer DIM 5ors
boloene liant Eris paa 2ano gipes me6
8ereobili9beo, naar mar benpenber fig
til: H.. Mogensen,
Eugene, =: Oregon.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-09
Sill Sala.

gn spb 6arm, b~eli99enbe IL Mil
Rurbpit for Sbeunineton, 40 9cre 9onb,
bpuraf De 10 er opoprtet os meeet feniet,
ct til Sal9. 9riien er 1000 Dollars; ben
boloe agbeium fan blioe itaaenoe ~forlgbie;
flere Ting ton mebfslge. asbere tan
benoenbe zig til @ierinoen,
Mrs. Rargrette Reteren,
Sbennin9ton,
Monrue Co., His.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-09
99rer ieges.

On II oenfe manolie 9erer gnites til at
leOe 6erieitoIen i Yor 5reIiers 'Wentsbeo
9eenab. isis. 5or nGrmere nnoe,retuine
beoes nan at benuenoe ii9 til
8ep. 81 3 SEMEN.
524 Isabella Ctr, 9eenab. @ls
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-09
Blair, Nebr.

Mrs. g6r. Sberien fra glf S6orn,
Sa., beiseer gditor 4nters / oisie
Dage.
goftOr g. g. Big bar / Blair
forleoen Dag.
Seq leper og 1aber lepe. = Be
fattise giDer ieg nogle pense og Reiten
eaar til Roctb Mountain Sea.
5arnbdm &c Sampion.
= 5oradret Der bar 6ibtil life be-
ret ipnoerlis i~notasenbe. 9inben er
ffarp og eennemtr9nsenoe og fploer
e @aoerne meb Stpbitper.
- 6. 6. pierce er ben betenbte lee
benbe Gorbanbler at ale Sluss Msbs
Ter, Sengefjebre Og Mabrofer, gurs
nepogne q. +. b. !5an bill feIge Bill
ligere enb be fore 5ufe msb slinrenbe
Ratalog.
- 8efenbtgsrslie for Snbbielie at
ben me &irfe ben 81. Npril meb eff
tsrfsleenoe Misiionsmgber er MI /
8labene.
Mober, Sa, en- patte sr NOT til
to apart at 9abb Mebicin. sc Drugs
anpisningen. Der er intet Iad sobt
for 8srnene Iom Roctp Mpuntain
Sc. IS gts.
5arn6am &c Sampfon.
Q. Senfen, en- at 5bfuspatien<
terne fra iibfte .0inter, er rejit til
Omaha for at giDe fig unber fbnbig
29gebebanoIing, inbtil ban bliper
fulbtanbis raft.
Oct faar 9ernene til at ipiie,
Iope og boise. 9gr Mobsren it9rf %
funb. Sfaber en- Iunb 5amilie. Oct
ger Hocfn Wountain Sea. 35. Gts.
5arnbam &c Sampfon.
SiDtte SenDdg bar Der &onfrs
nation | paftor Nnfers Menigbeb I
aennorb. Sets unge Menneifer be-
fraftsoe beres 9aabspagt. airten,
Der bar mutt ppntet meb 8lomiter /
4nlebningen, bite zig for en- Gangs
Sfplb at bore libt for liae, bd Der life
funbe ffafes Sibbeplabfer til be
mango Wenneffer, Der babbe gibet
Msbe. Otter enbt @ubstieneife fams
1ebes ale Gonirmanberne meb beres
Jamilie til en- GnIesmibbas bos
Seppefens.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-09
Blair Racket Store.
Waper til tremaenoe Gtnbenter.

Sra Srin;tatis Menigbeb, albsrt
Sea, q. g. Qarien So; aOinOefor<
eningen So; paff. S. s. ailbfs 81.
Salt $500.
Jafultet, erin. Gem.
Blair, Rs6r.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-09
&irfein0pielie % Misiipnsm6Se.

Sm Sub bill, bliper Blair banife
epsl. zlutb. Menis6ebs nh. airf. inbe
bet ben 81. Npril b. o., og paa M.z
nigbebsns @esne inbbDber unbertcs=
neos bsrfor @enner at airt,arbsibst
og Stolen Der til at oDerbere b.nne
fore 5sjtib. Otter SnbOisIi.n, iom
astes fOretugen Sbnbug 5orm. SCI.
10 ben 81. 4pril, bill Der Bib. afbolbt
en- R9fts Msber gennem 0ussne 81.
-29. 2lpril.
9il bisie Msb.r penter bi talriat
9efsg fra Smegnens banIte Ibbbgs
Der, ligeiom ale @enner fra fiernere
ggne paa bet farligite inbbbbes at ben
~berb9renbe Menigbeb.
4ne Silreifenbe dnmobtg ON inben
ben "a. Qpril at tilifripe unberteonez
be 81. 5. peterisn besdngdasnbe.
Ssbrigt bebe bi ON Samfunbs<
Oennernes Jorbsn o. S6utommelfe
for 5errens 5rone, at bi tunbe faa
en- fmnt 5sitib tiliammen og bort
fore, fmuffe &irtebus blibs pgIaa ct
odnbeligt Sempel for 9errsn.
Meb SamfunbsbilIen.
pda Menigbebens @eene:
90. Bed,
aomite for 81. 8. 9eterlrn,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-09

Rur ior Earring gsarner's White
Wine Of Tar Syrup. bet beoiie SOitemio,
bel poa Sorben, belbreoer en- 5orisleIie paa
cen Dag. bpis bet britgss / 7io {. 25c os 10.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-09
,9aniferen."
Gus bag ben 8. Mpril 1902.
@nostjeneiter.
a1atr Webr.

glatr, 9ebr.
@uostieneIer % Msbsr afbolOes | Blair
bonite soanaelif T. lutberie Rirte til fslsenos
asosr: 5oer 6sm0ag: 9simesis9uOsties
nsfe al. 1890, (4ltsrsang msb fOruo'
aaaenoe SfriftemooI Den lite os 3ois Ssn,
Sao / Maaneoen). attensuostienefe 81.
$50. Ute esnOos / muon.Osn tiai9s
meO Ratetiiation Of %llnsoommen; 3oie
esnboa / Maon.oen tiaige meO GoreOros
fra oebninsemisfOnens 0iitOrie).
@eeelmegfse Msbar | Rirten poo 3pers
bose: 9per GnsOus Atten ri. 1870: Sl'
b~eiasnino. 6btr 9orsoos aften Rl. 8:
ungoomsmsoe. Sberonoen Greoag Otter.
miboas 81. 2: &pinoemsbe letter Eur
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Waterbury Democrat., 1902-01-07

New York has 8 new marriage law which is getting a whole lot of free notices just at this time. The law is wider open than the license law ever was in the metropolitan city, and un- less it is changed polygamy will be put to shame. Under the new law it is possible for two persons who desire to be legally married to make written agreement declaring themselves hus- band and wife, and they are then le- gally married. But if at any time within the next six months succeeding they are dissatisfied with the arrange ment all they have to do is to tear up the little piece of paper, and neither one of them has thereafter the slight est legal claim on the other. If they wish their marriage to stand they must file q certificate with the county clerk within the six months. If this isn't free and easy adaptation of the mar riage relation then it would be hard to imagine one. 1t is said that the legis lature will be asked to modify this law, which appears to carry out so faith fully the the ideas advanced by Wood hull x Clatiin's Weekly quarter of century ago."
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-01-07

Illinois promises to contribute her publican party at this session of con- gress. Senator Mason, who is prone to be little unruly, told me yesterday that he was heartily i'll favor of reef procity with Cuba says a Washing ton writer. To what extent? I asked. ETo whatever extent is neces- sary to insure Cuba's prosperity.' he replied. I voted against the Platt amendment he continued, and I warned the senate that by it's adoption we were laying ourselves open to em- barrasSments which would surely fol- low. We adopted the amendment and now we are face to face with the re- suits I predicted. We have tied Cuba hand and foot and by so doing we have made ourselves responsible for her prosperity. That is what I propose to tell my friends in the senate as soon as the opportunity presents itself, and further intend to vote and work for reciprocity with Cuba.' That the po- sition taken by Senator Mason is logi- cal no one can deny, but it is not at all the one favored by the leaders of his party who would even be glad to vote for any kind of junket that would take the Illinois senators off their hands,"
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-01-07
LIST OF PATENTS

With strawberries at $1.5O quart most people prefer prunes.-New Brit ain Herald.
 Only since he gave Schley credit for Santiago has it been discovered that Dewey's victory at Manila was Irlsig- nificant. In taking such position as this malice has reached the point of the ncredible.-Baltimore American.
 A temperance movement is on foot in Waterbury to induce the aldermen to change from midnight to Il o'clock the hour of closing the saloons. The probabilities are, however, that the facilities for allaying Waterbury S large thirst will continue to be avail able until the witching hour of 12.- Hartford Post.
 Mir William Allen White. who made the Hon T. c. Platt of New York so unhappy by writing about him in one of the 1O-cent magazines. is going to '.do up'' Boss Quay of Pennsylvania in the same publication. The career of the Pennsylvania politician furnishes material for an essay quite as drastic as that which narrowed the soul of the New Yorker.