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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1903-12-18

Moss Rose Circle No. 1873, Women Of
Woodcraft
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1903-12-18
Mountain Gem Chapter, No. 7, o. z. S.

Chapter room, Masonic hail. Stated
communications first and third Mon
days of each month. Mrs. Elizabeth
Barnett, w. NJ; ]. D. McConkey, w.
P; Mrs. Louise Squier, secretary.
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Meet every other Thursday evening at
Odd Fellows hall. J. NJ. Jamison, C.
R.; ]. w. Mather. F. s.
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Tsceminicum Tribe No. 8, I. o. r. M.
Meets every Friday evening at Ma
sonic hall. M. L. Smith, sachem. L.
LeQuime, c. of P.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1903-12-18

Pearl Assembly No. 1870, United
Artisans
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1903-12-18

Court Lewiston No. 5, Foresters OF
America
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Sale State Lands

Dec. 15-Jan. IA
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Dec. 7-19
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-01-07
Mnerlei.
Die i'm @eItriipne ben So,

Die i'm @eItriippe ben Baplor=
StraBe aufsefunoene 2eihe zines
iungen Wedodens uuroe bon Der Oil
Der Wtalon=S troBe mobnenben Srau
Oattie goigt als o~ieienige ibrer IL
ldbrisen 9odter Sulia, elmer Sblz
lerin beg 8. Grades Der bieligen
9ohIbule, erfannt. Der Softer Der
Gerftorbenen, Noolpb 8oiat, lit ais
Shrtftleber in Albuquerque, sc. M.,
tbdtig. 9as WGoden mar nah
ShullhluB nad 6aule geeanaen,
batte bort tire Bidder abgelegt uno
mar oann our Stabt aurifeeeaneen,
batte Die &arbolldure aefauft uno
itb oann nit Der Gar na9 @ngles
tpooo begeben, uln bort Selbitmpro
gu begeben. Ils fie Madts nibt
beimfebrte, nabm Die Wutter an, lie
bliebe Die Nabt bel elmer Sreunoin
uno madte Ii1 peiter feline Sorgen,
big iie etwa "a Stunoen lpdter Die
0abri6t erbielt, baB lire Tohter
ais 9eibe in Der Morgue CUR Shau
auslieae.
0err IS m. 6. RrDe1er,
Der ebrmuroige, fdbige uno aerebte
Boli5eirihter. funoi9t ftd afs &ans
oioat fir Wieoermabl fir oas Imt
an. Seine Nmtsfiibrung nor cine
in ieoer 8eaiebung taoeuoie unb
penu es ir9eno Semano Deroient,
wieoererpdblt ST. merben, 10 1T es
Suoge &roe9er. Obeleih nidt benz
Nouotatenitanoe a~ngebDreno, bat er
ltd] NIT ben @eieben binreihenb be-
tannt gemabt, nm alien Nopofaten=
tnifen erfolgreib gu beeeenen unb
IN mebreren Sdqen bat er rpabre
lalompnliAe urtbeilsiprlhe ab-
gegeben. 5timmt fir &roeges!
= uniere Staot pimmelt CUR Belt
non 3anotreidern, Tai1enoieben,
gauernfdneern uno ipnitigem lidtz
lbeuen @eiinoel, uno obeleih es Der
Boli5ei eelunaen lit, cine gauge Mn=
aabl oerielben binefeit su MAIDEN,
miro es gut fem. penrt Die Biirqer
elm wablames Iuge iiber 6aus mno
5of uno Die ei9ene gaibe bebalten.
= Sn Der bieiieen 81. Beters=
Slrd]e predict %gegenuartig 8eu.
Sobn 3. Doriep, an9ebli9 Der ein=
siae farbige fatbOlii9e 8rieiter in
ben Ser. Staaten.
Wie Briuatnabribten BON Iu=
tin meloen, beabiihtiet Der @op.
SaperS nab ieinem iebt unmittelbar
beporltebenocn Nmts MnGtritt nit
lelner Samilie nab San Gntonio
iber5uiiebeln.
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seit iber go ssabreu

idsOu murbe Mrs. @inslpm's 9op.
thing sSprup BON MiQipneu DOR
Mtiittern beim 8abnen Der 9inber
angemenoet. WirIt Du i'm Shlafe
onrb oas Sbreien zines &tnbes ge.
itort, oas i'm 8abnen lit unb Dor
Sbmer5er meint? Wern 10, laiie
lofort cine Slaibe BON ,Wrs.
Winsloms SOOTHING Syrup" bolen.
Sem @ertb lit unbeaablbar. Sc
miro benz tleiuen 2eioenoen iufort
9%inoeruna peridaffen. gerlaBt eud
oarauf, Wiitter, es lift fein 8meifel
oarlber. @s BELT 9iarrbpe, reeu.
ltrt ben Wagen uuo bic Rieren, Be.
leitigt 8ino &plit, erpeiht ben
@oumen, oerbinoert @ntsunbuno
nn6 itdrft oas gauge Spftem. .Mrs.
Wtnsloms Soothing Sprup" iiir aoh.
1ense &lnoer lit aneenebm i'm Sc.
lttnad; oas &ecept itamlnt BON
etrem Der beiteu meibliden Gerste in
Den Yer. Staten. Sc lift bel allen
Nruegiiten in Der eanser, 8elt su
buben. Yreis Is Gents per sslaide,
8auft ni6ts anberes, als Wrs.
wtnslotus S%UuthinasS prup.
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8.

Der @eneralftaotSanmalt in
Muffin bat Die @ntideioung erlafen,
DAB StaafS$ unb gpuntp . &opf=
Steuern BON IQen entrihtet uorben
iein miifien, tpelhe bel ben bepor>
itebenoen itdotiiben @ablen mit>
ltinmen m0Qen.
Bel 81 Baio puroe i'm Gio
@ranoe Die 2eihe oes profelIioneuen
SpielerS Iuauito 2apa aufgefunoen.
2apa. Der augeni1einlid eruiirQt
uDroen lift. batte in Suares auf Der
megifaniihen Settle pie( @elo ae<
tponnen uno bate oann mitten in
Der Naht ALIEN ben 6eimmeg nah
81 Baio an9etreten.
9as in Siio=Wuitin qeleaene
9aus oes neuer @eneral=2 anofom>
miIidrS Serrea brannte total nieoer.
Der aus Bremen in @alpeiton
e%ingetrohene Worobeutihe 2lopo=
oampfer nSrantfurt" bate Ia &aiiis
tens uno 10l 8miihenoeds= 8aiia=
giere an 8orb.
Sn @agle 8aB tpuroen bon ben
MISREPRESENTATION s ipriibe
Smmiaranten angebalten, Die iiber
WarIeiqe uno Sierra grus oortbin ees
fommen marer. Mne adt litten in
hobem @raoe an Der d9pptiiden
Iugenfrantbeit. Die iebr anitedenb
lit, meBbalb lire &idbef0roerune
pia Seem Orleans aneeoronet puroe.
Sn Oaqas bat oas 9iftriftge=
riht Die Gntibeiouna gefdIt, baB
bic Staot cine Observation-Disclosures
smingen fam, oas Nipeau ibrer @e=
leiie innerbalb Der Staotgrenaer
nieoriger gu legen, oenn peoer Der
Staotratb nod Die Staatsleeislatur
tDnnten einen Sreibrief gendbren,
Der iib einen 0ffentlihen @emein.
l1uoen ihiife.
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Ser ct. 9onis rrb Nem Dorf 81
miteo Der 8anoalia Henniploa=
1f1 ..Shnrt Qine.U

Son iebt ab miro Der st. Souls
uno Seem Dorf 2imiteo Der 8ennlpl=
Dania Short Sine als elm unabbdn=
giger 3ug BON ct. Souls nah Sn=
oianapolis laufen uno miro aus eli
ner 8ibliotbef= uno 8aud=, elmer
Observations unb 6peiie= unb
Sblaf=@ar beiteben. @errt 1Dtbig,
Tim Nufentbalt in 8ittaburg at per=
neioen, miro bieier gauge 3ua mad
9arrisburg. philadelphia uno Seem
Dort burdlaufen.
Der SEEM Dorf 2intiteo Der 8anz
oalia= Benniplpania Short Sine per>
ldBt oas union=De in ct. 2ouis
td9lib UNI l nbr Ma1mittags.
9rei @rpreBauae tdelih nit
DurhzS hlafnagen uno Speilemas
gen BON ct. 2puiS 1ad Stem Wort
iber bic 8anoalia > Benniplpania
SHORT Sine.
Wegen ndbeler @~in8elbeiten men.
bet @uh an s. Sc. 6 besbrpugb,
Wifiitent= @ereral Baliagier Ngent,
ct. Souls, Mo.
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Cinderella Sanb= Yalait.

SIN Cinderella S9ub= galait Hind
Die fir taltes uno nolfes Wetter be-
rehneten @inter@@ aaret angefom=
men in befannter gutter, oauerbafter
Qualitdt. Som 8eltett oas Beite
an5uibafen, lift ftets unIer Yrinsip
aemeIen. Wir pertreten Die erifen
5irmen oes 2anbes. Muh DDlge's
beribmte Silsihube iinb mieoer auf
2aeer gu Breiien BON flnfsia Gents
aufuarts. Ser Saiion gemdB haben
mir uniereu Gorratb in Sbuben fir
Bale. &0n5erte. Oper, @sleulhaften
perpoGitdnoigt. &omtnt gu uns ruenu
ibr Shube n6tbig babt.
9inoereQaS Balaft.
2O7 Ilamp 8lasa. 9elepbun 5S5.
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Wer's nidbt alaubt.

branht in oielem Sale feinen Donar Il,
besablen. Mit onberen @Drten: SIR Sic
entleblibe Hein. tuelbe bic 5dmorrboiben
neruriahen. giebt es tein beIieres Sell.
mittel, als Or. Silsbee's Nnafeiis. Oieie
aus ben rpirtlamfen Meoitamenten bers
geteute Nr5nei. beifebt aus Stublsdpf<
ben, tpelhe am SIP bes 2eioens in ben
8brper eingefibrt uerben uno nift nur
balo Ginoernng Der S6mersen, iDnbern
aueb cine %noltdnbige Seilung bes ihrues
rem eeioens berbeiflbren. @er bas niht
9lanbt, braubt borberbanb teinen Dollar
su be5ablen, 6enn BrDben bon NnateIis
tperben 0 P. Neustaedter SEQ, Box
24l6, New York, frei perianot.
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9as SDcemm.

$50. 4 bes g. u. Qpceums bietet
ben illuftrirten pifienihaftlihen Bor=
trag oes Or. Garrett s.. SerpiB
Wie @elten entiteben", Der in ben
gan5er Der. Staten sefpiiroiet
rpuroe. pa es unm0gli9 mar, fir
ben 8. Sanuar ba8 Dpernbaus gu
engaeiren, miro Der 8urtrag in Der
Beetbopen : SaIe abaebalten. Der
Saul miro eebei5t uno in ieoer @eiie
comfortable eemabt meroen, ba Die
Wermaltune oes 2pceum eruartet,
baS ieoes Witglieo anweieno iein
miro, INN ben auS9e5eihneten Sors
trag 81 b0ren.
8ertauf Der Sibe BEL @ebb & Wir
329 Glamo Bla5a. beainneno Wtitt,
nod 8 nbr Woreens. 8erlDIune
am 8. Sanuar $50 Gbenos.
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Sausliober 0erSrus.

@s lift mobl rur ielten cine Sani.
lie gu finoen, in Der niht aelegent,
lib einmal bausliter 8eroruB oor-
fommt. Mber bieier fann Iebr per=
minoert tperoen. menn man Or.
Sings 0eue 2eber= Biqen i'm 6aule
bait. 0ieielben erlparen piel Ieraer
our6 lire aruBartiaen @irfungen
bel Wagens uno 2ebersS t6runeen.
Sic perlhaffen Sbuen ni6t nur gr=
leibterung, ionoern AUDI 6eilung.
3u baben fir 25 Gents bel s. &al=
teper & SDbn, SEQ. S. s. S6mitt,
@igentblmer, unb 40. DreiB, Drp-
guilten.
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gia ganOalia, YeuuiDlpania=Ya bn.

Gin 8inet bieier 2inie eriter &laHe
nab Seem 0ort berebtigt ben Sn=
baber in @ abinatpn, 8al-
timDre unb Hbilabe1pbia
einen sebntdgigen Mufentbalt gu
nebmen. Dies lit Elm febr liberalea
8uaeitdnoniB.
Wegen @in5elbeiten penoe man
Iih an ben unteraeihneten.
s.. .. 9ilgDre,
&eiienber 8aifaeier Neent,
ll8 Wet Srenb Blace, San Mn=
tDniD, SeraS.
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3u Dermietben :

Cine aerdumiee Office i'm oberen
StDdwerf oeS 5reie Breiie > @es
bduoes, SEQ. 216 Oft Commerce
StraBe. Radsufraeen in Der Office
Der ,,Freien 8reHe".
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@abl Mmseiaen.
s nr W annr.

Wtr iinb autoriiirt, Serrn Spbn8 g..
y q m pbelf oils &an6toat fir 6os Nmt
peg Mabors BEL Der benprfebenoen
&tr ltro autoriiirt, Germ 6reoerid
SerrelI ais 8anbibat fir 6as Monnrse
amt bel Der acknowledgement Waai ansu.
finbi9en.
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Sir ffGotilher @teuer.@ n0eftnr

8ir iinb a~utorifirt, Serrn W. 50.
S0bnon als &anbibat fir bas Nmt
oes ftdotiiben re pIfeftDrs
on5useigen.
8ir iinb autorifirt, 6errn ghep. G..
Wt u als &anbi6at fir bas Nmt
oes ftdotilben Steuer Solicitors
a~n5useigen.
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s 8alt, cement, Sano, Sad.
lteine, ~feuerfeite Steine uno 1bDns
2beer uno Nspbaltpapier, Dabpappe.
9beer uuo Nspbalt, Del, 9erpentir,,
Sarben, @las &c. &c. Itets oorrathio
bel 3. 6. 3ietmann, BOG Ofts
Commerce. tra8e. 0iebriee 8reiie,
quite 8aare ipwie quite uno reene
Ueotenung tperoen garantirt. -
9elepbun 40
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am eriten Gage Der Babler-
Gegiitration fir Die bepuritebenoe
Staotwabl lieBeu iid 583 Stimmz
geber @ertiifate aus1teaeu.
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Sir Gitp Mfieiior.
8ir iinb autorifirt, bic aanbi6atur
peg perm @eorge 6tlmfe fur
q Nntt oes gitp @}feiiors an.
sutinbisen.
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Sir @eeprner.

@ir iino autprifrt Serrn 90 m. @.
8r9eger als &anoi6nt fir Wie6ertuabi
fitr oas Mmt oes fdbtifhen Buffs
5eiri6ters ansuaeiaen.
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Wrpker
sfO c ~ ~
513 Git Spmitun gtraee.

Sdmmtlihe @aaren muifen b o +
. e m l. 5ebruar perfauft tuer=
Der. UNI ben umaug gu pereinfaden.
Waaren. uelbe fiir bas @eib=
t1adts @elbdft antornmlen loaten,
iino iebt anaetomn1er uno tperoen
gu eritaunlib nieorigen BreiIen perz
fault. Man fomme gleid].
Texas ManteI & Decorating Co.
513 Ca-Spnftpm=g traRe.
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Raudt Siad's SC papana Sisarreu.
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10y hNV&tt
pom @ahboloerbeeren Bis gum 5as
men Der miloen Wobrrube. GRIT
CUR Belt BET Rarolinger, mo- man
fDrmlibe 6opfenadrten anleete. ges
lanete oieie BflanSe 81 uns. Wabrs
iheinlih ueroanten mir iie ben Sim
men. in beren 6eloengeoiht y3alas
pala" Die Bie~rbereitung nit 6opfen
ausfibrtih geibiloert miro. Damit
mar aber bas berrlide 8etrGnt aus
ieinem urauitano elmer einfadlen
Itdrfebaltigen. ettua ourh erbibte
Steine gum Sieoen eebra6ten sSlii=
iiefeit NIT nahfDlgenoer 8Gbrunq
gu ieiner beutieen 8~uqtommeubeit
gebrabt. SIN auBerften Often be-
iaBen uno beiiben Die gbineien cine
belonoere aus unter benz 3uiab Ell
nes Sauerteigs BON @eisen bereitete
Nrt, oeren grfinouna Der erften
Dgnaitie, etpa 1000 Sabre b. Chr,
5ugeibrieben miro. SIM Shitina
miro oas @etrdnt als ,ilser @ein"
berporeeboben, ObifDn erft ber dime
iii6e Seleberr 9ihana &ian i'm
Sabre 40 nod gbriitu8 ben erIten
8einitod nah China gebraht baben
fol-. Noh beute miro oieier feline
,&eismeiu" bel be%ipnoern Seftlihs
teiten 9etrunfen, tndbreno i'm ae,
p66nliden 2eben oas 8olt elm aus
@eiS oeitiairtes Mittelbins srpiiden
Bier unb Branntpein gu trinfen
Nub Der rGate" Der Sapas
ner 1T elm iotter n8eismein", tudb.
renb Die Sapaner ibr &einsbier NIT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-02-18
Arctic Whaling.
From Harper's.

from harper .
The gun, solid, cumbrous affair of about
three-inch caliber, is swung around so that
the muzzle points inboard, and then the
chamber Is swabbed out by the skipper
himself, who plainly regards every step Of
this preliminary work as Of the greatest
Importance. The number of times that this
man has missed his whale is so small that
he takes pride in his record; and, In addi-
ton to his reputation, there is the value
of the whale. A good-sized whale means
81 200 or SO to himself. who. besides being
skipper and harpooner. is also owner Of the
ship and of the frying-out plant ashore
&c. after inspecting the harpoon and wad-
ding brought from below. he swabs out the
gun a second time. and then takes a pound
of quick-burning powder, In a little white
cotton bag and rams 1t home. A big fist
full Of rope ends is stuffed in after the DOW
der, and following the rope ends a thick
rubber disc; after that another batch of
rope ends. Then ensues a most critical ex-
animation OF the bomb lance, a heavy piece
Of cast iron, perhaps eighteen inches in
length sharp pointed forward, but en-
larged toward the rear, where is inclosed
a grenade that Is timed to explode a few
seconds after 1t is shot into the whale, and
deal the mortal wound.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-02-18

president, queen Of Mexico, as she Is fire.
Quently called. She has been largely in
strumental In bringing about the modus
vivendi between church and state. Diaz,
as a member Of the Masonic order, was not
popular with the church. She, as a Cath
oAc, has brought about harmony. While
the number of f1estas, or holidays, has
been cut down to fourteen, the state partic-
ipates in them. The priests are compelled
to wear long cloaks to hide their robes
while on the streets, and the priestly hat Is
forbidden in public, yet other customs are
recognized and there Is thorough under
standing. In this connection 1t Is urged.
perhaps jestingly, that the wearing Of
white ties by the missionaries is equally a
violation of the law, which should be
stopped. La presidenta is given to chart
ties. and is the idol Of the girls who work
in the cigarette factories. She Is the self
appointed arbitrator in all strikes among
them, and no one yet has ever questioned
the business of her decisions. Not yet forty.
talented and beautiful, she is almost as
powerful as her distinguished husband. She
Is ambitious, has always been as a school
girl. 1t is told of her that one day party
of girls were giving their ambitions in life
II will be the wife of great advocate,
said one Il will be the wife of a famous
author,' said another. When all had ex
pressed their wishes they said to her. And
denta,' was the reply Thus far her am
bition has been gratified. The romance of
her life is stranger than fiction. Her
father was in the cabinet of Lerbo He fled
when that ruler was overthrown by Diaz,.
and for three years lived in New York,
where the daughter acquired the excellent
English she now speaks. DiaZ, who had
long loved her. brought her father back,
put him in his cabinet and made her la
presidenta. This is the brilliant woman
who is assisting the president in the tenn
perance reform movement now sweeping
Mexico. w. S. WRIGHT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-02-18
FLOWER EXCHANGE.
Millions Of Blossoms Change Hands
Daily in New York.

Aona TIC ->S" AoEA AH1Dunc.
The phenomenal increase in New York;
flower trade during the last quarter century
is regarded by the sociological psychologist
as hopeful sign for the city aesthetic BY
the shreWd ''pennypier" it is considered as
an opportunity to wiring a fortune from
small capital From any point of view it is
noteworthy. Little more than a score OF
years ago the owners Of less than a dozen
flower shops eked out a scanty living in the
city's trade, while now the establishments
in the business number thousands, and not
few Of their proprietors are milliOnaires.
From the point of view OF an old Lonv
Island grower who used. thirty years ago,
to cross the Long Island City ferry with his
basket on his arm and peddle his wares
from one to another of his half dozen cus-
toners from Aston place to the sixties the
present array of commission houses. ex-
changes, ETC., seems almost mushroom
like marvel This old grower himself is
now one Of the chief factors in the cut
flower exchange, which occupies a whole
moor In the new six-story building On 9th
avenue, and he counts his daily traffic in
blossoms by the bushels.
Yes, there have been many changes since
We started in" he said yesterday, glancing
over his long flower filled stalls in the big
exchange, and. Of course. I'm glad enough
to see business grow the way 1t has but
often think Of those old days when We set
our baskets and newspaper bundles down in
the ferry house or on the curb and squat
ted round, bartering for half an hour That
was the first progressive step-having the
city dealers meet us at the ferry house
When there were only three or four OF us
Long Island growers We used to go alter.
nate days to our up and down town Gus.
toners, when one long-headed chap-he's o
millionaire now. by the way-wanted the
pick and wanted them fresh every day, so
he got into the way of meetingSus over at
East 34th street before we made our rounds.
QIrrybf To- hot r..
long headed fellow proved himself long
legged as well. and used to come across the
ferry and walk three miles down to Wood
stock to get ahead of the rest of Them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-02-18
CHANCES YOU DAILY TAKE.
Some Of the Risks of Every day Elk
..... istence. ,.-.....-.
From London Answers.

From London Answers.
You may cross the three most dangerous
streets in Manchester, on an average, 1900
times in safety, but the 3,O01st time you
will be run over. II YOU are not, somebody
else will be In your place, for the average
per year never falls by more than point
or two, either here or In London. But In
London you can only pass the crossing at
Blackfriars bridge, which is the most dam
gerous spot in the city, $50 times You may
be the lucky person who escapes by chance,
but somebody is certain to suffer to keep
the average up. counting the accidents over
q space Of five years up to date. Next
comes the Mansion House crossing, with a
TOO to chance. Glasgow Is rather unlucky
in this line, with a 1900 to 1 chance for
provincial cities go.
Not many people who occasionally find
themselves in the country, or swho live
there, give much attention to their chance
Of being gored by bull. Yet they have a
small but certain chance of that misadven-
ture; and the odds against 1t, in your own
case, for instance, provided you are not a
farmer nor have the care OF cattle, Is just
1899 978 to /. This leaves out all children
who are not old enough to run the risk,
and all people who never leave the. towns.
But your chances of being removed from
this world by violent means through any
tween being accidentally shot and being
run over on the roads is one in 5000. as
against your likelihood of meeting with a
quiet ending In the natural way.
Should you drive a horse, or pony and
trap, It is only 5000 to that you are not
killed. which seems a; high percentage; but
few people, guess what large number OF
fatal trap and, carriage, accidents. occur.
and are only heard sefs locally. whereas a
motor-car fatality. Is blazoned all over the
country. However your horse and trap
your return home.Omoa shutter and In a
damaged condition, the odds against which,
taking town and copptry together, are only
800 to l. Even the best drivers seldom real
lie how completely after all, they are at
the mercy Of the horse; and what a small
thing will cause ansaee1dent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-02-18
Drug Aduiteradon.
From American 'sedicfne.

From American ''edicine. '
Drug adulteratioS is peculiarly infam-
Gus bit Of scoundretfsm Of which both the
medical and pharmaceutic professions
should make an end Whatever may have
been the ultimate motives and whoever
may be blameworthy. the recent examina-
tions of 1913 samples Of one drug obtained
from different stores in New York city. of
which 315 were found adulterated. reveal
q condition Of the drug trade that Is star
Ting. Is It possible, one Is compelled to ask,
that but a small percentage Of all drugs
are pure? II So therapeutic nihilism'' has
an unexpected and most SUFFICIENT ground
for being. How many OF the failures OF
the patients to react" how many deaths
have been due to the odfous adulteraton
scamps2 Again appears the great need o.
q united and organized profession which
would haye. mind and power to blacklist
and thus KIN out the dishonest dealers or
manufacturers who trafflc in human dis
ease and death. II 1t is easy for q health
board to test and demonstrate the adult
terated drug after 1t has been bought from
the retailer. 1t IL just as easy for the pha r..
macist to do SO with his own drugs before
he sells them. There are many honest
druggists who do 80. and from whom no
impure articles can be obtained. II il our
duty as medical men to support them and
to aid them In their struggle against the