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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-05-21
errufftf9e gtiefe Sepb r
Wl q dh IN,

bic Sbeorie bon Der @ererbung sefpiFer
seiitiger ober tOrperli6er @igentbiims
lidteiten, bier fpesiell bic Der 2sibess
grObe, cine GENTLE 8eitdtigung gu fins
ben. lin bem 2eier einen ungefdbren
8egriff, bon ben 9imeniionen Der @rs
tremitGten bieIes Rieienmeni9en gu
seben, iei beifpielspeiie bemertt, baB
bic Sf9erfeffenitisfel, bic er trGst, unb
bic ibm taum Bis su ben &nieen reis
den, einem seip0bnli9en @terblihen
Bis 5ur Saille seben unb Elm apOlfidbs
riser 3nube es ii9 in einem fol4en
StiefeI pie in einem S9ilberbuuie be-
qIem MAIDEN fann.
Gs foIIte ni1t uneripGbnt bleiben,
baB Der bOffnunsspolIe Siinslins 81
ieber Mabl3eit minbeitens brei pfuno
6leifd nebIt Oem entipre4enbenA
tum BON 8artoffeln, 9emiiIe uno
9rot nit sutem gppetit pertilgt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-05-21
SIT elDensf0elm.

S9on fpinnt bic bunten 8liitbens
boloen
SIM SbaI Elm ipeiber glebel Elm,
9iur nm ben 8erslpalo flieBt nod
golben
Des 2tbenbs lebter 5lammenI4ein.
W1iG1 biintt, elm Sriebensengei ibreite
SIN 2t9tgeipano am 8ersesidum,
Qlus feinen Segensbdnben gleite
Su's buntIe Sbal elm Sonnentraum.
Sfein 2aut - nur fern Elm leiIes
Sropfen:
Gin Auellfen, oas am Jels 5eri9eut
Ntir 1T, als b0rt ih beimli4 flopfen
Dos f6lummermiibe Ser5 Der Welt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-05-21

aud biefe 2eiftuns berGlepbanten beim
Militdrbienit uls cine setuib ni9t nur
ouf Snitintt unb @ebOriam, ionbern
aud auf lteberlegung unb @erItano
berubenbe angeIeben perben.
SrOb Der sroBartissn 8rau96urteit
Der @lepbanten BEL Der 9lrtillerie pirb
i6re8erlpenbung bei tpirtli9em&riegs>
bienit, b. 3. in Der S9lu9t BON pielen
6a9peritGnbigen fir iebr gepust, ia
serubasu fir gefdbrlih sebalten unS
spar eben tpegen bes boben 8eritanbea
unb Der lleberlesung bisIer Sbiere. biz
lie i'm 9lusenblid Der @efabr gum
Sur9eeben peranlaifen niirbe.
Die grpbes lnbeil bur9eebenb'
glepbanten aber unter ben eisenen
Sruppen Der binteren Sreffen anri4s
ten t0nnen. 1T lei9t ausSumalen. DAB
Der NuBen Der Glepbanten i'm &riess'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-05-21
1bsnsr nnS biQis.

Gs eibt piele = unb pornebmli6
unter ben 5rauen = bic Der @nii9t
finb, bub iie prattiI9 faufen, ipenn tie
mD9lidIt bilig taufen. Damn uno
mann 1T bas ia iider aud Der Sau,
sefpObnIid aber fault man serabe be-
ipnbers tbeuer, alIo unprattiI9, penn
man beionbers bilIig unb pratti19 gu
taufen meint. Wian brau9t iid1 bic
Sa6e nur tlar gu MAIDEN, 70 tpiro
man einIeben, baB bas2ebtere basgfas
tiirlihere lit. Der &aufmann bruu9t
einen gepifen @epinn notbgebrungen
gum 2eben, er fam feline Dauren ni6t
unter ibrem preis perf9leuoern, ipenn
er iie auf re9tidaffene Weiie eriporben
bat. mas ielbitoerIt Itdnbli9 unIere @orz
ausfebung lit. @ibt er aIIo eine
Wddre bebeutenb billieer ab, als elm
Concurrent bon ibm, 10 mub er an ib=
rer AualitGt ods su erfparen fu9en,
tpas er am preis einbiibt. Dir erbdls
ten eine Daare, Die 5par Guberli9 Der
tbeureren bes Goncurrenten slei9t, in
Wabrbeit aber minberpertbig 1T, ober
mir erbalten alte 2abenbiiter, bic nit
Der 3eit an 9iite perloren baben pber
unmooern seporben iino unb besbalb
i'm Preiie berabeeIebt iporben iinb etc.
Bon einem prattiI9en Sauf lam baz
bel feline Rebe iein. billig unb fble6t
lit eben gemeinbin beifummen. 0amit
ioa nun niht gefagt iein, bab bic
tbeuerite @aare unter alien llmItdnben
bic bette III. @s giebt &aufleuts, bic
nit grpben 8etriebs llntolten arbeis
ten, nit einem benz 9urusbebiirfniB
oes publitums in me6r ais nOtbiger
WeiIe entgeeentommenben 9lppardt,
Der natiirli9 our9 ben 9efpinn an ben
Waaren nit erbalten iperben mIb. Sn
einem fol9en @ei9Gft tauft man i'm
@erbGltniB felbitperitGnbli6 tbeurer
uls in einem uuf bei9eibenerem SUB
se9altenen.
Die Suusfruu follte tets ibr erItes
Iueenmert auf bic Site Der Wadre
ri6ten unb bann priifen, OBJ ibr preis
i'm @erbGltnib gu ibr itebt. Gs lit Elm
SebIer, ipenn iie iih BON einem billigen
glnesbot BON pornberein beItshen lGbt
unb cine Ddare lebisli9 besbalb ers
ftebt, neil iie 70 fDenis toifet. Sn sebn
Sdlleu beSablt iie iie troB bes billieen
preiies neunmol nod iibsr ibreu
Wertb; pitlIei9t eripeiit iie ii9 binters
Der gar dls unbrduhbor, unb bic RGuz
fsrin bat au oem 9elobsrluIt nod ben
Merger 5u trdgen.
Cine anbere bebentli6e Settle Der
Suht, re9t biIlig gu taufen. lit, bab
iie uns germ Suw griperb BON Wadren
perfiibrt, bic mir dugenblidli6 gar
ni6t brau6en, unb bic mir nur erites
ben, neil iie uns seraos gu einem 10
nteorisen preiie dnssboten lperben.
n@s ipiro bic 3eit fommsn, no mir ibz
rer beoiirfen, unb baun ITS Iebr angss
nebm, iie borrGtbia 81 baben; tpartet
man nit ibrsr 4ni9uffung bis gum
ausenblid, ba man iie gebraubt, mub
man Iie sep0bnIi1 lebr tbeuer be5abs
len." 60 tr6itsn mir uns iiber bic unz
niibe Qusgube binipeg uub bsbeHten
gar nidt, bab bic getuuften Su9en elm
5inslos oneelestes capital beoeuten.
gang abseisben oapon. bab lie burf
lGnaeres 2ieaen aspObnli6 ni9t an
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-05-21
ah,eAks3ali,l15I2,;,AlAA
parabeauffetlung.

bienft elm reat sfpeifelbufter 1T, batten
ia auh bic @Dlter bes Mltertbums balS
ertannt. Don Der 3eit an, in Der bic
R0mer nit 6euerbrGnben sesen bic
glepbdnten ibrer aiiatii9en @egner
auftraten, buburh bic Sbiere fdei
mu4ten unb gum 9ur9geben nah
riidpdrts peranlaBten, lam Der @es
brau9t Der @lepbanten i'm &f
ielbit f9nea ab, unb ibre @erDenbung
bei4rdntte fid auf SranspOrt unb
9lrbeit.
9lebnli9e grfabrunsen ipiirben tpobI
aud bic @ngldnber nit ibrer glepbaus
tenbatterie sesen einen, nit mobernen
@efdiiben ausseriiiteten 5einb mas
den.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-05-21
guTus BELT.

Serr abenbrotb: SoIl mer Tagen,
mas me Sa9e is! Der gobn unb Der
Meber iinb geiuefen in partnsri6aft 5
Sobr unb babsn ME sebubt d bDIes
Wort, unb iebt iinb ie felt einem Mps
nat pie Sunb unb 8aBl Serr Mors
senrotb: Ru Spab, g is aud erit
einen Monat retour, baB bas @ei9dft
fpirft ab a profit!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-05-21
. llnttrautenH Hreunbt.

untereuten 5reunb b / NJ
men. glnnd (Gluro ibre neue pbotoz
graphic Ssisenb): .Oas Bib lit grGb>
li1, nitbt pabr2" = CLARA: -Sa, obsr
es Iiebt Dir fur6tbar GbnGi9!"
= @efaBt. o.: .Was piirbsn
Sic tpobt Iassn. ipsnn iCb Sic iebt nm
brei Mart dupumpte9" = g.: DAB
Sic Iebr 9erabsetommen iein miiFen!"
= o.: ~So9 Nu. bunn 9eben sic Iie
nur! Sd bahts. Sic piirOsn iie per-
fpeiaeru."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-05-21

-anf6auGid. Sunse Dame:
rSie iudren uIfo in 9Iesbpten. Serr
lieutenant = lpie buben Sbnsn benn
bic ppramibsn s,fuIlsn7" : 2ieute.
nant: y@infaG rGtbIelbaFt!" = Sunge
Dame: Limb bic rGtbIelbufteSpbinra
= 2ieutenant: npbrumibal!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-05-21
9antoffeGbeIben
.Sbsntsn Se msr Ie!"

i u 7 P o TtI9 9tIDtH.
.8eIu9en sic bic Goncerte bes
MuFtalif6en @ereins2" Rein, iibers
baupt ni9t = tueeen Der Soften"
.Sie tGnnen uber bod cine gang be-
beutenbe greissrmGBisung fir Sbre
9erIon in 9lniprud nebmen." nSus
tpieferu9" n@s itsbt ia in ieber glns
seige: llnIelbItGnbise 5amilienmits
alieoer bruu9sn nur bic SGlfte bes
Announcements gu 5o6len."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-05-21

9ruttif6. nSusen sic mol.
Serr Bitter, tpie bringen Sic benn bel
Sbren Romdnen bic uieIen GortieBuns
een @ berdus9" = ~giun. i'd ldhe bic
Selben 10 ldnge uuperlobt, biz Retld'
rnationen aus benz PubIitum sinluu'
fen" - =.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-05-21

Spdrfame Sausfrau.
Mann (bem Mdb9en @elb sebenb):
9afiir bringe alfo boppelt tobleniaus
res Patron! Srau: DoSu boppelt9
Ginfah geniiet bod aud!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-05-21

Sunse: @enn id Q pfunb 3uder
fuufe Su ie "a pfennig unb 3 pfunb
SaI3 gu ie II pfennis unb 1 pfunb
Butter Su 1 Mart 40 pfennig unb 1
9funb S9mula gu 1 Mart 20 pfens
mig, ipus betomme it9 benn bu BON
Sbnen beraus auf 10 Mart9
9rdmsr (erfreut sufammenre6s
nenb): 9d betommit' bu 6 Mart 80
pfennis beruus. So, ipillft bu es ni4t
slei9 mitnebmena
Sunse; 9anfe f95n, neinl 9ds tit
nGmli9 nur unTere S9ulaufga6e.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-05-21
0as Huge 0ienitmG b d e n

9us Huge Dientmdb d b d e n.
Sotelpirtbin: @arum baben Sic
benn nidt bic Mittagsglode geldutet,
Minna9 OienitmGS9en: Sd tonnte
iie ni6t finben, Mubame. Soteltpirs
tbin: 2lber, i9 babe Sbnen bod ges
fdst, iie bdnst i'm 8Or3immer. OienIts
nGb9en: @ntf9ulOisen sic, Nas
bams; aber Sic baben bod erit beute
MOrsen sefust, es pdre bic 5riibs
ftiidsalpdel
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-05-21
9ie 9oefie bes Stoffes.

@erfdufer: 0as gepebe bieIes
Stoffes, gnGOise Srau, 1T 10 cart
Inb bic Sarbe 70 belitut, baB Der
Jabritunt ibn n2ilienbuft" senannt
bat. 0iefe 8enennung lit fir bic
Seinbeit bes Stoffss aber nod ni6t
beaei9nenb senus. mir pertaufen ibn
MIR unter benz Namen nSpinnenieufs
Ser!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-05-21
(N1nGl BEN @nIIe.l

Moberne Dieni # m d b den.
@ilbelm: Ra, Suite, Darum aiebit
Se benn f6on ipieber9 War benn
Define Serribaft mid iut9 ~Sut mar
ie f4on, ober MID bumm ienug!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-05-21

.sgannp, i9 babe bemertt, baB Sic
lebten Sunntdg in msinem neuen 9leio
unb Sut aussegunsen Iinb. Ods fin'
be i9 unerbOrt!"
,Grsifern g Sbnu net 10. snG
s5rau! sic iinb ia aud in mei'm g.
ipunb auf n rDienitbOtsnbal" 'sans
aen!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-05-21

@raut: r9llio meins Mutter fpir6
uns ouf Der Sodssitsreiie besleitenE
grGutigam: .Wddns99. Oas ges
be i9 auf teinen SAL au!"
8raut: vMber, 2iebiter, Jet bod
frob, bab 0u iiberbaupt mittommen
borfft!A
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-05-21

proBenbauer: rDas2 Die s.bn
Mart bat er net s'nOmmen2! @r
identt mfrs, but er s'iust2"
Sohn: nSa, aber bub' s'Iast, mir
brau9en mir @'i6entt's un6 babs
ibm a Obrfeis' seb'n bofiir, loft au9
10 bell"
prOBenbauer: ~Sm, tpenn er aber
i.bt net tlast?"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-05-21

9osbdft. = 9ramatiter:
rWunn feben sic bic premisre meines
Stiides an2" = Director: ,Sie tonnte
fofort Iein. benn gu lsrnen bGtten bic
ShauIpieler blutfpenia!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-05-21

RiBpsrfGnbniB. Bauer
(ber auf einem 8abnbpf elm fleines
&iit9en iiebt, auf bem npiano" itebD:
so elm S9pinbel, ba tann bod tein
8ianp brinn' Iein!"
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1903-02-20
EMPLolE WON DAMAGES.

John Smith has been awarded dam
ages In the sum Of $3.50 in the dis
trlct court at Billin IS. Montana, be-
cause OF injuries sustained in being
elected from a Northern Pacific pass
enger train. The cass Is unique in
that Smith. who while an employe Ct
the company. boarded the "North
Coast Limited armed with a pass
from H l1tley to Billings. The con-
ductor refused to honor the pass re-
cause it was stamped, Mot Good on
North Coast Limited" Smith sWoie
he then offered to pay his fare with a
company time check. but the conduct
or na1 not sufficient funds to cash it,
and proceeded to eject him while the
train was in motion, seriously lnjuring
him.
The conductor wore he stopped
the train and did not lay hands on
Smith. but the jury evidently believed
Smith, and awardeded him the amount
sued for.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1903-02-20
Escaped an Awful Fate.

Mr.. H. Higgins. Of Melbourne. Fla,
writes: "Mv doctor told me | had Con-
sumption and nothing could be done
for me was given up 10 die. The
offer Of a free trial bottle of Dr.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption in.
duced me to try it. Results were start
ing. | a now on the road to re-
covery AMI owe all to DR.. Kings New
Discovery. 1t surely saved my life, =
This great cure is guaranteed for all
throat and lung diseases by all druggists.
Price soc g. $1.O0. Trial bottles free
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1903-02-20

Thursday.
S. B. 81. Jackson: To provide
site for public library building at Reno.
Passed unanimously.
A. 3. II. Cooke: To regulate pro-
ceedlngs In courts of justice. Lost.
Senate in committee Of the whole.
S. B. 80. Ways and Means: Re-
lief Of ]. r. Judge. 5000 balance for
services as lieutenant governor and
ex-officio adjutant general for the year
1901.
S. B. 81: To pay Mrs. G. T. Da-
Wis 500 for storing ammunition for
the last eight years.
S. B. 81. Ways and Means; Relief
of VIM. Kinney. $500 for services as
baliff Of the Supreme Court in 1902.
A. B. Is, Gushing; $500 for water
ing and care Of G. A. r. cemetery,
Carson.
S. B. so. Dangberg: Supplement
airy. In providing for the cooperation
with the Secretary Of the Interior in
he matter Of the construction and adj
min~lstration OF irrigation and water
works in the reclamation OF the arid
lands Of Nevada.
The file being clear with all business
finished to date at $50 p. m. senate
ok a recess till II o'clock a. m.
Thursday in order to visit and inspect
the State Institutions at Reno tomor-
row.
Continued on page four.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1903-02-20
Mysterious Circumstance.

One pale and sallow and the other
fresh and rosy. Whence the differ
ence1 She who is blushIng with health
uses Or. Kings New Lie Pills to
maintain It. BY gently arousing the lazy
organs they compel good digestion and
head of constipation. Try them. Only
Csc, at all druggists.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1903-02-20
LEGISLATIVE
PROCEEDINGS.
Doinss in Senate and Assem-.
bly, Since Our Last Issue.
TUESDAY.
SENATE

SENATE
S B. 80. Ways and Means: Amend
Ing act providing for the more uniform
valuation and assessment Of proper
ty. Judiciary.
S. B. 43. Rolf: To regulate the
forms Of briefs and transcripts to the
Supreme Court. Judiciary.
S. B. "A. Rolf: To empower boards
Of county commissioners or town
trustees to revoke or discontinue bust
ness licenses under certain conditions.
judiciary.
S. B. AS. Pitt: To empower the
Humboldt county commissioners to
confine prisoners at the towa Of Love-
lock. Humboldt delegation.
s. B. as, Pitt: Appointment o
notaries public. Judiciary.
Assembly joint resolution No. 2.
Vaughan: Changing joint rules; Re-
turned for correction.
S. B. AZ. Miller: Relief Of P. B.
Ellis. Ways and Means.
S. B. 40. Miller: Relatin, to the
reduction Of rates Of county taxation.
County Boundaries.
S. B. AZ. Denton: Relating to the
government Of towns and cities. Same
reference.
A. B. so. Dolf. to prevent dissem-
nation o. contagious diseases among
apiarles. Agriculture.
A. B. 30, Noteware: Copying as
sembly journal. Committee Of the
Whole.
A. B. "a. Griffin: Authorizing
trustees Of school district No. IL,
Washoe county, to transfer certain
property. Washoe delegation.
S. B. As, B~rougher: Introduction
Of electric wires into private residences
and buildings. Judiciary.
Senate joint concurrent resolution.
Amend constitution by adding an ar
ticle thereto. Judiciary.
Senate joint resolution No. 8, Lord:
Relating to the manufacture Of textile
fabrics. Federal relations.
S. B. 80. Ways and Means: To
amend act providing for the more uni
form valuation ami assessment d
properly in ihis State. Much discuss
ed and made a special ORDER fol
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1903-02-20
rnRMs on SUBSCRIPTION:

Sail and Theatre advert1sement 70.
Resolutions, Cards OF Thanks and locals. 10 cts
. line for first insertion and S cts thereafter
LEGAL ADVERTISING.
ASSESSMENT notices IS.
Annual meeting notices ~.
Notice of appointment of administrator ~
For all other advertising legal rates will be
charged.
admitted at The POstofice at Wadsworfh,
EesGda, as second class matter.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-09-19

jane thought I had gone stark mad.
Mary would often pout for days to-
gether and pretend illness. Upon one
occasion she kept the king waiting at
her door all the morning, while she,
having slipped: through the window,
was riding with some Of the young peo-
pie in the forest. When she returned
through the window - she went to-
the door and scolded the poor old king
. for keeping her waiting penned up in
: her room all the morning. And he apol-
ogized! -; 49, = = t.r,
She changed the dinner hour to noon
in accordance with the English Gus
tom, and had q heavy supper at night
when she. would make the king gorge
himself with unhealthful food and coax
him Ito drink as much as Brother
Henry" which invariably resulted in
Louis de Valois finding Judgment under
the table. This amused the whole
court except q few old cronies and
physicians, who, Of course, were scan
}dalized beyond measure She took the
king on long rides with her on cold
days, and would jolt him, almost to
death and freeze him until the cold
tears sreamed down his poor, pinched
nose, making him feel like q, half ami
mated icicle5 and wish that he wers
one, IN fact s, Fl ii /, II =, Y ri 1T
! at night she would have. her balls
and keep him up TIL morning, drinking
and dancing, Of ring Is dance, with
her until his poor old heels, and his
head too. for that matter. were Ike
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-09-19
SITTING THERE SMOKING H1s p1pr

SITTING THERE SMOKING HIS p1rR.
all. should think that he would Ia
AFRAID that we would carry him of 4,
the circus" II a.:;,. - -. -
1t. Is really strange" another ono
added. - 80 -
Then they all sat down and watched
the elephant for little while and ar
ed about what would be the best thino.
Tor them to do about him. S5= - .',''.
I'll tell you what I think. ." flnallv,..-
teid one Of the men; this elephant il.
already a circus elephant, and he womb
not run away from us il he could &,
Inc best thing to do is to leave him.
l[le'l and 90 on after the others. when
We nave caught them we can cnnnoa
back and get him. I. q B. ''-.s'
50 they al went OF to catch the other5
elephants and, Of course, rs soons.s
had they got out Of sight when " 81.
F 8 Elephant made tracks forr ]. :. e. -
place where they never could Fl 81 mr.
Chicago Tribune. ), ua1n'
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-09-19
Al AQimal Story For
Little Folks
The Foxy Elephant

Once upon time a great crowd of
men went out to catch number of the
big elephants to show them in circus.
The elephants heard that they were
coming and they made all haste to get:
out Of the way.
But there was one big fellow who
thought that he could deceive the men
and decided to try daring plan. TAX
ing a seat on large stone at the side
Of the road, he filled a pipe with to-
bacco, and was putting away content-
edly when the men came along.
isn't that funny elephant2' said!
one.
1T certainly ISL replied another.
"Just see him sitting there smoking his
pipe and paying no attention to us at
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1903-09-19
to England. and Immediately prepared
for our h0meWard iOurneY

to England, and Immediately prepared
for our homeward journey.
AS we left, Mary placed in my hands
a letter for Brandon, whose bulk was SO
reassuring that knew he had never
been out Of her thoughts. looked at
the letter moment and said, in alt
seriousness, "Your majesty, had not
better provide an extra box for it?"
She gave a nervous little laugh, an.
the tears filed her eyes as she whisper
ed huskily: Il fancy there is one who
will not think it too large. Goodby.
goodbye So we left Mary, fair, sweet
girl queen, all alone among those ter.
rible strangers. Alone with one little
English maiden, seven years Of age
Anne Boleyn.
TO BE CONTINUED IN NEXT
WEDNESDAYS EDITION.
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CHAPTER Xxx,

DOWN INTO FRANCE.
y % it came to pass that Mary
III was married unto Louis and
9SSsssI went down into France.
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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1903-05-07
POWERS OF THE PRESIDENT.
Are Not N Extensive IS IL Generally
Supposed at Home and
In Europe.

The popular impression, here and
in Europe, is that the president is
very powerful, writes Henry LOOMS
Nelson, in "The Hampered Execu-
tive" in Century. This conception Is
largely due to the fact that the ex-
tent of his power is commonly meas
ured by what few of our presidents
have been able to accomplish at ex-
ceptional times, especially when the
nation has been at war, and when
the system Of checks and balances
has absolutely broken down. all re-
straints upon the president being re-
moved, and when congress has aban-
doned its powers and duties. At such
times as these the very exercise of
ultr-, and illegal pow
ers by the president has but Illus
trated his powerlessness under the
provisions of the law establishing his
Office, defining its functions and limit
ing his jurisdiction. The truth Is
that the trainers of the constitution
intended that the presidents power
should not be great, that congress
should be the superior power; and
the constitution is framed in accord
ance with this theory.
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LOST FRACTION OF TIME.
british and French scientsts Trying
to strai9hten Out tho
Discrepancy.

II one grain of sand on the shore or
the ocean were lost and scientists were
to spend years in trying to find 1t they
would be attempting task resembling
that to which the leading astronomers
of England and France are now devot-
ing themselves. One-sixteenth OF
second is missing, says London Tit
Bits. and no one can tell where 1t has
gone. Between the suns time, as re-
corded at Greenwich and as under
stood at Paris, there is that brief and
seemingly unimportant discrepancy.
No expense Is being spared to trace
the missing fraction. A special build
ing has been erected at Paris, costly
instruments installed, corps OF
mathematician engaged and process
that may take years to complete has
been begun. The inaccuracy is more
important than will appear to the lay
mind. Longitude Is calculated on the
basis of Greenwich time. 1t determines
the boundaries of many countries. A
slight variation OF time may change
the nationalities OF thousands OF peo-
pie. The pursuit of the missing frac-
ton Of second is. therefore, of world
wide importance. When it is found not
grain Of the sands of time will be
missing.
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SALT CURE FOR CANCER.
British Medic cal Omcer, After Years
of study, Makes what May lie an
Important Discovery.

Capt. Rost, of the military medical
service, who has been Investigating ma
lignant cancers bacteriologically at
Rangoon Rurma) hospital for three
years, announces what is believed to
be an important discovery.
He has found in both carcinomuta
and sarcomata cancers distinct germs
OF the sacchGromycetis, which can only
develop when the natural chlorine in
the tissues falls below the normal
quantity.
Following this clew, Capt. Rost de-
vised a treatment to reinforce the
chlorine by a special diet, enabling
large quantities of common salt. which
contains chlorine, to be absorbed. He
has experimental with eight patients.
One was completely cured and the con
dition Of the others improved. He will
continue the experiment.