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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-11-05
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8ertbDOaem GfHnOGigeRtbam
Sreitas, ID. globember 1908.

@smGe srfbisbfnr GrsfutipnsbtfrbIs BON
8isri 8atias, eepari Gartas uue Venbiticni
Grpenas, ausgsifslt pom Common pIsas
8ridt ppH eadapanud County une an
mid, atribist, psret i'd auelfB.n ium GiTent.
IiGen 8srfauf burh 8niffignung pbtr 2lusrui
an ben bDblsn cetr mef 8iettnben fur 8aar,
in esm gsriGisssb6ubs In ber Staet Scranton,
9adapanna County, am 6reiiaa, ben f3.
Gag bss Mpnats Nppfmbsr, ". .. 1903, nm 10
llbr 8prmtttage bee bfiagtfn 3ages, ale bic
Rs6ts, 5iisl uno Sntsrlfsn btr Berflagtfn In
une auf bic nadfpIgtnb bslhrietenen qpts,
Stiide ober par;sQsn eanb ME fogt:
30. t.-erltes Stiid.-aue bic aedbte, Sitel unS
Sutereiier bes Sertlagten, seilam 0'5oHnea. in
nn6 auf bds ndSbioIgenb bei6rebene 8edleiaentbum,
nemlih: au bic na9folgenb beibrebene spt nber
VarSeue sano, gelegen uho ieteno IN Der Reunsebns
ten Baro Der Staot Scranton, Sddamannd County
unp Stdat FennipIpana, begrenit nno bei6rieben
pie iolgt nemlidb: IN Got glo % i'm Guaorlt ober
Blod No. 81 nno gelegen an oer Strdbe geuGnnt unb
betaHpt aIs gGtl StrdBe dest Srung auenue), aui
BEN Blanc Ses Borough Scranton. Ssiaete sot TT
10 Gus in 6roHt, 10 SuB bnten unb ti0 6uB in Iiee
uno lielt an oer ihblihen Seite pon Bail Strd6e
(ieet Srpina Apenue)i 10 SuB Weitltd oeren gns
nnsung nit 9tr4 SttaBe uns " begrtnst iibbiiIih
peitiih pon elmer aaep 40 6nb, 0itlib pom sot Ro.
II i40 SUB weitlib pon Got DO. % ti0 SuB. Inter
porten aaen AusndPmen. Aeterpattonen nnb Gins
pom ocr 9apnee aoblen 9ompane an snte Burns,
oatirt ben d. Ottober 1865 uub eingetragen in eus
serHe eountp i'm Deeobuh 30. iS, Seite 225, etc..
uub 1T perelbe Stridb ooer parjeue ean5, fuie be-
ibrieben in bem 0eeo pou Wap Burns an beiagten
gsaiam O9onneu, batirt Z. 4Rdri 1900 nno eingettas
gen in saddwannu 9ountp i'm 0eebbub no IA,
Seite 567, etc, AleS perbeert nit einem smeiitodts
gen boEsernen Aobnbuuie uno BaiemeHt, S6euer
Hub anberen AuBengebduoen ouraui,
3pettes Stid.-Seruer aa bic nadfolaenS be-
ibrebeue got cber 4yarseae eanp, aeeaeil ue eicnb
IN ber Sfaot Scranton, sadGwdnn6 County unb
Staat 4snniglpania bti9reben pts tSLsts;, nemIid:
legeH an oer StraBe geHdnut unb betdnnt ais Seed
Strabe, auf benz Blame eer Stabt Scranton, poruu5s
iiftlih geb6rig regitrirt unb engetrdgeu. 8eiagte
Tot 1T 10 5uB in 6ront, 10 5ub bnten unb $50 6ub
In Iteie. Hui oer beiagten Got BARI innerbalb sebn
1Yub upn Ser eine Der strdbe ten @ebdu6e erri1tet
weroen. llnterporien ben aeierpattonen nne etus
idbrdutuugen entbalten tn oem Geeb fit bteie Sot
pom .. V. Saugbdn uno 6rGu an ben beidgten ggils
liam OIpnuea, batirt - april 1908 nnb eingetrnaen
In sadawanna County int oeebbnb no. 20, Seite
1886, etc.
glit SeidIag bsIsat uub in Gretution eenommeu
au bic alage ber Nrtiians' Suieiua unb eoGn Ahoz
ttdtion SerantoH. 4a., gegeH ssiliam Q GoHneH
SpHls S14i3s6. SHSgment Ae 3i5, Nepsmber Ssrs
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-11-05
Die Gontereus Der sentfden 81.
nansminiffer.

0is nit 70 stObem SIimbim suiams
menseireiene @Onferens oer Sinansmini.
fer ber Serbdnbsien 8egieruneen, tpeI6e
bic sonas WOde su Berlin in 8srutbune
mar. lit erBebniblOs usrIaufen. Die 8ers
banblunsen fanoen unter bem perf5nli,
den 8oriib bes 8eibstunsIers @rafsn b.
8iloip itati. unb es tpurben alerbanh
anidbe sur @inIeiiuns oer INNER unn
INNER tpieber fiir unerIdbIib erfIdrten
8e'dsfuansreform eemadt, aber mon
fam in Wob,beit nidt iiber eiue nass.
meine @i6rteruns unb einen Wsinungs'
uuStaui6 bsireffs bss 8siGsbausbalia
fur bas Sabr 1904. iOiple Der 4theQunp
ber Wdneel in sepiien finansseisblider
8eH'mmunsen bes &si6es binnus. 9e
ttidife tpuroen nidt asfaBt nnb ber 0sr.
iu6. bic finansisls GnIamiidt Oes Rei-
DIES unb oer @Inselituaten su bsbsbsn
tpurbe abermaIs auf bic lunee 8anf ee,
f1oben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-11-05
saarfe sritif einss sfiaters.

Sn ieiner gntideibuns in bsm Sabsas.
corpus' ProseB fur 2oulie 6. Seat, BIZ
uon ben @lnnnnberunssbenmten fshgs.
nommen iputbe, peiI iie su unmoruIIi6er
9peden einseipanbert fem fol-. perilet'
8unbes Diitrlitsridier 8aainser III
gortIanb bic SrsiIafune bes Srauen'
simmers unb friiiiirte bns nsue @inpan.
OeruneseeieB. oas bon bsm petfIofsnsr
81. @onsreb ansenOmmen tpurbe. De,
8l6ter erildrte. bieies @eieb made ir.
sspbtpsn bon Der @nabe oes glnpanber,
uness Snipeftors ubtdnsie. Der BIei6ses
tis oils Sldser. aIs Staatsunnalt, Hlds
ter unb 8o0sieber beS urtbeilS funeirs
unb feinen Opfern ni6t einmal @slsssn.
belt sebe, su appeIliren. Dem Wortlcuts
ienes 8eiebes eemdB. iei bic Wilfiir.
bsrrl6aft Der ginUanberunes. Snipefto.
rem niht einmaI auf Gtnnanosrer be,
fdrdnfi. ionbsrn iis i6nnsn iebe bsliebies
gsriOn fur ..fremO" etfldren uub Der.
folsen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-11-05
sadaiuanna G. 8BOming 8aIleb.
(eaureI piaie.l
Erat in Strait am is. September 1903.

Erat In 8raft am is. Ssptsmbsr 1903.
3aes ssrlaFsn Scranton nm $50 Wergene
aa Mpdeniassn unb 40 Wprssns an SGnu.
iaeea uab bitrauf ATE 20 Diinuten bis ff.2i
HaGts, ,lHe treiTtn in 5anepd 35 Minuisn ipG-
ter etu. Die Hm llbT Wcrgens unb ises fol.
gtubt Stunbe unb 20 Rinutsn abfabnnbtu
3igs befGrbsrn gepGd.
3iiae paIaGIsu Sanepf UNI 6.0t Wles. an gBe.
hfntagtu uub 7.2i an Sunntaasn unb titraui
allr 20 RinuttH bis 1901 Nadts, une trsiTen
In Scranton 81 Winuisn ipGisr Elm. Die Wlor-
gems 6.4f uub hierauf isbs Stunbe unb 20 Dli-
nutsn abfabrtubtu 3hee bsfGrbern 8tpGd.
Z. Q. WpI Ip, IT,, 9Iftbrssitsr, Srranion.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-11-05
8eine SanbeIsSertrass HITTER.
banelunseH NIT ben 0ereis
utaten Staateu.

Sn Der lsbttn 3eit IN pieberbOIt ba.
bon bic 8ebe setpeien. bab 8ute Ausfi6'
ten fur eine banbelsperirdslide 8eBel.
ung bes 8srbdltuiHss spiihsn Deulid.
lamb unb ben 8ereinieien Staten pOr'
banben pGre. Wlinifer ftir Sanbel unb
unb @epsrbs. Ssrr Wbaer. CAB dber
bieie anaeIessnbsit folsenoen 8eideip /:
,,gorldufis ipirb an 8stbanbIuusen init
ben 8srsiniaten Staaten in SuGen els
mes Sanbelsueriraees iibetbnupt nibt
eebaGt. tlnb biss. neil Der amsritani'
Ite 8unbesisnat istt spei Sabren 8or'
Iaesn folder Art. aueenideInlt6 primal.
piea. ,nidt mebr eenehmiat. Daour6
tpirb es nnberen Staateu unmDeIl6 gee
modt, nit ber Union in elm fir belbe
1tslIe saniiisss 8erbdItnib su treten.
Sin 8eriuG, nsus 8srbaneIunsen ems
;uIsiten, piirbs bod teiuItatlos perIau'
fen, uno bnbsr ift ss nur natiirli1, bab
mir feline Sdritts in bisisr Rl4tuns uns
tsrnsbmsn.".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-11-05
S6Affens Elm 2merifauer foff gum
Sarbiual erbcben tpereeu.

Ser Netp gotf .,1tibune" tpirb aus
Rom beridtel: Der 8upit bat bon
isinsm Stautsiefretdr unb bon bem Gar.
oinaI @oiii cine 2ife Der ausIdnbii6en
9ralnten. bic unier bsr SurisbiitOn Der
Bropasanba it'bsn. berIanst. tpelde aIs
psridsbar fiir bic Grt6tuns su @uroind.
len selien. Iuf bsr pom cardinal 9oiti
eineereidten 2iite bon Ameriianern fsbt
an erfter Stele grsbiiGpf Rpan aus
gbiIabelpbio, oann fommen ber 8sibe
nad gtsbliGof Srelnno aus st. BauI,
gpbiidof 5arItp aus 9isw gorf unO grs.
biidof gbapeae aus 9len Orleans.
9rOB Der 8erddis. baB bel bem Gon'
iiitOrium i'm Sanuar mebrere Ameriflner
~ Garbindlen erbobsn nerben foaen.
iann isbt benimmt beridtet tperben. bnb
bbdiens Elm amerifansr sum cardinal
ernannt piro unb aub ons mag nod i'm
Isbten Womsnt unisrbIeiben."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-11-05
GinipobHer ipie bic Sffasen bes
banbelt.


9ns briiiide 4usnariiae 4mt iibsrs
mittelte ben 8ertretern gneIanbs bel ben
Wddteu, pel6e on bem, ben 9onso.
SrelIiaat bee,lnbsnben 8erlinsr Ser.
iraae ibeiIeenOmmen baben, cine Depes
ide bssiisli& ber Ni6bunbluns bon Gins
eeborensn unb Der @riItsn3 bon SanbeIss
Wonopolen in bem srpabnten SteitaGt.
Die Depeide bssiebt iib auf bic 9ebatie
i'm Sauie ber @smsinen am 90. Wai.
.,tpdbrenb ipelher." beiBt es p6riIid,
..bie 8ebauptuns aufsefsai ipurbs. oub
baS 3ieI ber 8Onaos u Administration tpe'
niger 5driorse fur bic 8eeietups ber
@insebOrenen als bic giutreibune bon
Rspenuen iei. SIN 8srfoIse bieies Bic,
les iei elm 3wOnssurbelisipftem eInses
iibrt, baS ii4 nur bem Namsn nod bon
Sflnperei unterideibe."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-11-05

RNie feinRen Srudarbeiten in bsr Gtabt,
slsfert bic Dffiss ees ..BoaenbIatt."
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" II 81 q n b e.

Die Sunebmenbe @efunbune bsr inSu.
Rtieaen Gage in Deutfblanb tritt au6
in ben 8ursiteieeruneen 3u Gage, iopie
in BEN fieieenbeH Anbranee bss gu.
bliiums su ben 8brieneeiddften, 70 boB
bic 8anibduier NIT Arbeit ilberbauft iinb
unb bic ibnen getporbsnen Guftrd8e faum
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-11-05

Serner:
30, 2.-aae bic Hette, 5itet uuS Sntereieu ees
gertlagten, Sbomas Il. @olben, in unb duf all bic
nahfolgeno beibriebene Got ober gar;eue eaub, gez
leaen unS ieienb in ber 8weiten gBarb Der Staot
SCRANTON, sadapanna eountD un6 Staat genHiplpdz
mia. s5it Got no. int Guaordt ooer 9lod no. 50 uno
gelegen an ber n1relicben Settle pon Dat Strdbe,
smi6eu BGpne auenue unb Brid Gpenue. porne an
erenieno ah beiagte DAT Strr5t 80 5uB unb fb ere
tiredenb rildpdrts 1872 6nt, mebr oeer peniger anz
t1naeno an etnem Yunfte AT Der n1relben Seite
pon Sat Strahe t75 6nb tn peitli6er Ai6tung pom
ber Ginuliinbung uou Dat StraBe uno gapne Apenue,
pon ea in n0tbliher Ai6tung 1872 SUB III einer Gde
uon oa in weiliber Aiebtun9 50 6lb III elmer ede
non pa IN iiiblibet Nibtng 1872 SiiB III elmer ede All
Cat StrGBe, uon od entlang Dat Stfdbe III 6itlider
ai9tung 30 6ub sum Auian9SplaBe. aleS perbefert,
nit etnem iwetit0digen bojerneu ssobnbauie une
AuBengebduoen oarnuf.
Ylit Bei6lag belegt uno in gretutton aenemmen
aui bic aage Der Staot Scranton gegen tbomas Z.
Iermin 1909. 9ep. 6a. ;um gouember 5ermin 1908.
o. Z. . q u d. 0nmnIt.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-10-27
Baggage sma.her Defended.

The baggage smasher, who has been
bearing public condemnation for many
years. and who has been cartooned- -and
paragraphed as a menace to- anything
in the shape of a trunk, has found
defender in H. p. Dearing. general bag
gage agent. of the Michigan Central
railroad
AT the convention of general passen-
ger agents in New Orleans the other
day Mr.. Dearing declared that the rail-
roads were to blame for eighty per cent
of the trunk smashing that has aroused
such general complaint. He summar-
lied the case of the baggage man
against the railroads as follows: "Un-
'derpald help, no opportunity for pro-
motion. inadequate facilities, lack of
time in which to handle baggage, and
a too heavy baggage allowances, ~
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-10-27
COL LORADO STATE AFFAIRS AND q
DOINGS AT THE CAPITAL CITY
Attorney General Returns.

Attorney General NJ C. Miller re-
turned October 18th from Washington,
where he went TO file the amended an
swer of the state of Colorado in the
Kansas-Colorado water suit. Mr.. Mil
Ter stated that the supreme court sat
on October u, and that on that day he
filed with the court the amended an
swer in the case. He stated that other
lawyers from Denver and Colorado ap-
peared before the court at that time,
among them being Clyde Dawson. T..
C. Goodale and Joel f. Vale.
I. The next step" said General Mil
ier last night, ''is the filing of replica
tions on the part of the state of Kan
sas. Kansas. too. probably will take
exception to point raised in the
amended answer of Colorado. That
point is the one concerning the fact
that certain citizens of Kansas should
have been Joined in the case on the
Kansas side. This exception will be
filed with the court some time probably
before the first of the year and the su-
preme court may then be in a position
to announce at what time 1t will hear
arguments on the exception.
THE last answer of the other de-
PENDANTS in the case may be filed up
to November II. Il believe" contin-
ned Mr.. Miller, that we have an excel
lent case and that Kansas will find that
it has very little ground on which to
stand. That has been my opinion ever
since / was connected with the case
and | am still firm in that belief. be-
lieve that the arguments set forth by
the state of Kansas have been COM
pletely answered.
Some time after the first of the year
/ presume that the matter of the Sll-
preme Court taking jurisdiction in this
case will come up for argument.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-10-27
Range Stock Protection.


man Protection has issued the follow
ing notice:
In view of the suffering of range
stock last winter in this state it be-
comes the duty OF this board to call
the attention of stockmen to the law
forbidding the neglect or abuse OF
dumb animals and to notify them that
complaints made the coming winter OF
stock suffering for lack of food. water
or shelter, il found to be true, Will be
prosecuted.
This notice is issued at this time, in
order that due provision may be made
before winter Tor the proper care OF
stock by such persons as would not
otherwise make provision, and SO the
claim cannot be made that notice was
not given of the intention of the board.
While it is undoubtedly true that the
majority of stockmen make what is
considered adequate provision Tor their
stock, 1t is equally true that many race
winter with the full knowledge that
many of their cattle will perish of hun
ger, thirst and cold, and the rest will
suffer all the torment Of spch a death
without its relief
They overstock the range, sell their
hay in the fall instead of keeping 1t to
feed. keep their stock on the range
can stagger about, and till after the
weaker ones begin to get down, feed
and water only enough to keep life In
them. do not employ enough riders, do
not feed or shelter in storms, do not
give old stock, young stock end weak
ones extra care, put them out, on the
range too early in the spring, and, IN
short, neglect their stock in all the
ways heartlessness and roor business
management suggest but which the law
forbids.
Some of the heaviest losses last sea-
son and every season are due TO s"ap,
disease easily and permanently cured
greatly to the adyaata ase Of the owner
as well as the stock. This is species
of neglect causing suffering which the
law contemplates as much as any 9TH
er. Any complaints of refusal or fail
ure to take the known and necessary
steps to prevent this disease. when re-
ported to this Office will be prosecuted
the same as any other.
1t is for this class of stockmen the
present notice is intended. The board
has the backing and support of the 9TH
er class in enforcing the law. j.
The board has caused personal in
vestigation to be made of conditions
which prevailed last winter over near
ly all the open range Oh the stale' uy
an experienced range stocbkman. In
most sections of the state the past two
or three years have been bad for stock
yet making due allowances for the hard
conditions of the last and preceding
seasons it is nevertheless true that. the
heavy losses and extreme suffering last
winter were directly due in nearly all
cases to neglect. indifference and i'm
providence of owners.
After careful investigation of range
conditions this season the board Is
convinced that no excuse for the SUI
fering of any stock the coming winter
IL reasonable care Is taken and reason
able provision made.
Every up-to-date stockman knows
that it pays to give stock proper at
tention and admits that few more
years will see the finish of the winter
range proposition.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-10-27
SPOILED CHILDREN
Usually Make sickly Men and womeI

Usually Make sickly Men and Women
(. The spoiled child usually makes
= weak. sickly man. or woman be-
cause such a youngster has its own
way about diet and eats and drinks
things that are untitled for any stom..
ach and sickness results -
= 4 was. always a delicate, spojlcd
child and my parents .'is5d to LET mo
drink coffee because I would cry for
it." says q Georgia young woman.
when l entered school my nervdns-
ness increased and my parents
Thought It was due to my going n.
school, SO they took me out aga.ntt
But did not get any, better and ny
headaches got worse and Weakened
me SO that T was unfit for any duty.
Sometimes l would go whole day
without any other rourishment than
q cup of coffee.
last spring-I had bad attack OF
the Grippe and when l recovered I
found that coffee nnuseated me 81
could, not drink 1t and even a few
swallows would cause a terrible burn
Ing In my stomach. 1t was at this
cine that friend who had been much
benefited by the use, OF Postum sug-
gested that l try this food drink.
found 1t simply deliciols and have
used 1t ever since and the results
speak for themselves. l have gained
IL pounds and my nerves are as
steady as any ones. ....--. e
Il consider myself we'll and stronY
and make it a point now to take a
cup of Postum with a cracker or two
as soon as l come home from school.
In the afternoon. Postum with crack,
ers or biscuit makes my luncheon.
1t certainly saved my life for L
know coffee would have killed mean
time had continued drinking it. 80.
i have young girl friend a stem
ographer. who declares =. nothing
strengthens and refresaess her like
Postum and she has little oil stove
In her-office and makes cup of Pos
tum at noontime. i have recommend.
ed this wonderful beverage to ,many
OF my friends who know what it has
done for ma Name given by~Pos-
tum Co.. Battle Creek, Mich. -.
Look in each package for "a copvg as
the famous little book "The Road IA
Wellyille."sr r.i. -
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-10-27
EXHIBIT OF RADlUM9
EXAMINED BY COT loRApo pocToR
FRS. ssmpse u Marvellous nyw Meta
Shown st DenverNsome o. Its Re

At the recent meeting of the Colo
RADIO State Medical Society, a treatise
on radium, the element that at the
present time is occupying the attention
of the scientific world read by DIG.
H. Slower, caused much discussion. DR..
Slower has the only piece Oh chloride OF
radium in the West and has made
many experiments with 1t in treatment
Of cancer DR. -Stover has not. tested
radium in cases of blindness, though
Eastern physicians have reported %tbh
blind patients have received some ben
ef1ts from radium applications, During
his remarks, DR.. Slower said: dr.
I'VE are at present immersed in an
ocean of rays. vibrations of one kind
or another, some of which are recog,
nized by the senses, as light by the eye,
sound by the ear, warmth. by the to1lah-
There are, however. some kinds thai.
cannot be perceived. by. the senses, and
we have to use Intermediates DEVICES
"A number of substances give OF these
rays. Uranium was the first to be. dis
covered. Thorium and actinium also
give off rays, -. = .-~i,S. - -
Mons. and Mmes Curie. in e 1nee.
were the first to study the SUBJECT ~
radio activity. Mons. Curie fouE I
radium, which is the most powerful OF
the group Nine. Curie discovered po-
lorifurn, named after Poland, her ma
tive land. 49, se-.,4-
Radium is one of the alkaline earth
1y metals, atomic weight 225, which is
heavier. than gold. the. lattert being.
1861 1t is a bi-vallent element. Lit
tie pure radium is in existence. 1t be
ing found mostly in combination. with
some other element, chiefly chloride
or bromide of radium.
s.ssrrh 700 Il No..aatf Eiruc pf r1vG
given off by radium: one identical with
the X-ray. the other two being likethe
cathode ray, except they have exactly
the opposite effect on magpet.s The
radium rays are given off more like a
mist than having any definite direc-
tion. They penetrate many of the so
called Opaque substances and affect
Photographic plate much like the x
rays.
They have n destructive action on
living tissue; mice and rabbits havH
been killed by exposure to the rays.
Frogs developed from tadpoles exposed
to radium develop into deformed ami
mails"
The specimen of radium which the
doctor exhibited was a whitish pow
der sealed in a glass tube. which is
kept in rubber tube, and this Inside
a brass tube one-tenth of an inch
thick; but even this was not enough to
conflne the rays. They penetrated the
case as. well as sheet of lead one
tenth of an inch thick The naked
tube of radium is plainly visible in the
dark by its own light. 1t is computed
that 1t would take billion years for
a piece of radium to wear Itself OUT
and it will melt its own weight in ice
every hour. One pound of chloride of
radiiiu, ic ri 41np 70 ID
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-10-27

Noah Roby of Plainfield. N. j.. who
claims to be 1872 years ole. down
with the measles. This secoud child
hood business appears to be dangerous
II 1t is carried too far.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-10-27

Seventy-five teachers in Chicago's
public schools have resigned It's sum
mer to get married. Well, it is pleas
anter after all, to teach your own
children than it is to teach he boys
and girls of other people.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-10-27

George de Pima, the purchaser Of
Shamrock I, might as well abandon
the idea of converting her into
cruiser; she couldn't overhaul any
thing in case of war.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-10-27

The Connecticut man, who has he'd
inscribed under his bust in the Gem
etery the words: Going. but Can't
Tell Where" is frank even if he isn't
strictly orthodox.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-10-27

After a thorough consideration of
the statements made by the powers
with reference to the situation IN
Macedonia the unbiased observer vii
conci'ide that the irdtter is likely to
be settled only whom everybody has
either moved rut ~ Neeu killed Of
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-10-27

Judge Emmons will find 4 fine field
of endeavor in Nome, where unique
bal Mosques are advertised in the pub
lie prints as festive occasions to be
avoided oy all persons whose feelings
are easily shocked.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-10-27

Members of the international peace
congress want to hold their next ses-
sion in the United States. where there
are no cannons booming or bullets fly
ing. rt
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-10-27

French aeronauts have succeeded in
crossing the English channel in
balloon. People who have. crossed the
channel In boats unanimously admit
that they don't know of anything
which might more fittinsly be crossed
in a balloon. -Iss
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-10-27

Let the boys play football while they
can, for DR.. Wiley says we are soon
to b hairless race and then 1t would
be ali of with that sport.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-10-27

Placer mining machine has been in
vented that will make gold plentiful,
and this will help us to stave on the
trusts for little while.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-10-27

Glance over the market quotations
and see II you do not think this Is
good time to lay in your winter supply
Of steel raass. t.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-10-27

Patti actually has new picture for
advertising purposes! What has hap
pened to the old one, taken when sic
was nineteen-with which we are all
familiar? Did the negative get
broken?
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-10-27

Barrie's play. Little Mary" has the
ooble theme that England overeats.
Now for a health food named Little
Mary"