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The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1903-02-27
Chsmawa Student Kiiisd

William Hayes and another student
of the Chemawa Indian school ran away
Wednesday night. The next morning
in attempting to board freight train
at Gold Hill, young Hayes fell under
the wheels and was ground to death,
The boy was native of Alaska.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1903-02-27
DawkIp. guIc,aaa .

A post portem examination of the re.
mains Of |. q. Dawkins, who was mys.
teriously shot Sunday morning two
miles north Of Milton, was held by DR.,
Dittebrant yesterday afternoon, who
stated that in his opinion it was clear
case Of euicide.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1903-02-27
MecIIsh Tomerrow Night.

A large attendance is promised tomor
row night at the new Christian church
when DR.. McClish will lecture. The
Santa Cruz (Cal. Surf says Of DIR. Nc
Clish: "a college professor who is also
preacher carries handicap when he
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1903-02-27
Patriotic Program .

The pupils of the Athena public
school commemorated Washington Day
Friday afternoon. The pupils of the
different rooms participated and appro-
pirate songs and recitations were given.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1903-02-27
MeIIman Again

H. Mellman stated to A. D. Stillman
in San Francisco short time ago, that
he had capital raised, mostly Cincinnati
money, with which to build the electric
line from Dayton to Pendleton.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1903-02-27
Died Of Scarlet Fever.

Ethel, the daughter of James Bryan
who resides on the Geer Spring hill
north of Athena, died Monday of scarlet
fever. Other children of the family are
recovering from the disease.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1903-02-27

enters the field as lecturer in Cali
fornia, but DR.. McClish is all right,
and those who failed to hear him last
night missed a good thing"
The Irish standard., 1903-07-25
Happiness at Death.

Men seldom see any misery in life
SO great as to outweigh the misery Of
leaving it. But yet it comes to all Of
us, that He who made death made it.,
like all things else, to be beautiful in
it's time. When Il life has lived it's
days but in happiness, grown old with
constantly accommodating joys, and
then, at last. before decay has touch
ed it, or the grounds soften under it's
feet, the door opens, and it enters in
to the new youth of eternity; when a
young man has tried his powers here
and dedicated them to God, and then
is called to the full use of their per-
fected strength in the very presence
of the God whom he has loved; when
a man has lived for his brethren, and
the time comes that his life can not
help them any longer but his death
can put life into dead truths, and send
enthusiasm into fainting hearts; when
death comes as a rest to man who
is tired with long fight, or as victory
to a man who leaves his enemies
bafiied behind him on the shore of
time-in all these times, is not death
beautiful?
The Irish standard., 1903-07-25
Remarkable Incident

n remarkable occurrence has taken
place i'll the little Catholic church at
Belt, Mont, which was set on fire by
tramp after he had been refused a
drink Of the communion wine. When
the tramp asked for Il drink of the
wine he replied that he was not a
Catholic, in response to the query Of
the good priest. His request was re-
fused. The tramp swore to get
even"
Later he was seen running from the
church, and a few minutes later the
flames broke out. In spite of all that
could be done the building was COM
pletely destroyed. It was expected
that the golden chalice, a gift to the
church Of one of Montana's pioneers,
now dead, had been ruined. The chal-
ice was found, however, protected
from injury by a plaster cast of the
Savou, that had fallen over it, The
plaster cast was quite hot and
crumbling to pieces, yet the chalice
was cool and the wine in it did not
even taste of smoke.
The Irish standard., 1903-07-25
Leo's Last Prayer.

The following poem, given to the
public on the 93rd birthday of Leo
XIII, was called by the Holy Father
"Leo's Last Prayer" Copies were
presented by his holiness to each of
the cardinals of the Sacred College:
Leo, now sets thy sun; pale is it's dy-
ing ray;
Black night succeeds thy day.
Black night for thee; wasted thy
frame; life's blood sustains
No more thy shrunken veins.
Death casts his fatal dart; robed for
the grave thy bones
Lie under the cold stones.
But my freed soul escapes her chains,
and longs in fight
To reach the realms of light.
That is the goal she seeks; thither her
journey fares
Grant, Lord, my anxious prayers,
That with the citizens of heaven,
Gods face and light,
May ever thrill my sight;
That I may see thy face, heavens
queen, whose mother love
Has brought me home above,
To thee, saved through the tangles of
perilous way,
lift my grateful lay.
The Irish standard., 1903-07-25

from Grand Rapids, where she organ
lied Il court of w. G. o. Il.
Whereas, Almighty God in his wis.
dom has seen fit to remove from our
midst the kind mother, and loving
wife of our Brother, j. B. O'Donmel,
Be it resolved, That Division No. 1,
4. o. H., Of Duluth, tender to Brother
O'Donnell and his bereaved family oul
heartfelt sympathy in their hour of sad
atfliction, knowing that God in His i'll
finite wisdom has called the dear de-
parted to her eternal rest,
Further be it resolved, That q CODY
of these resolutions be sent to Brothe,
O'Donnell, a copy spread on our min
utes and copy sent to the Irish Stand
ard and the National Hibernian.
May she rest in peace.
Committee,
P. ]. O'Toole, Chairman,
A. ]. Beers,
JnO. Flood.
Duluth, AIim.. July 10Th.
The Irish standard., 1903-07-25

of the Boxers" he urged moderate
upon the powers bent on Il crushing
and merciless revenge.
The American people will never for
get the deep and sincere sympathy
shown by Pope Leo for his friend,
the late President Mckinley, when
laid low by the hand of an assassin.
The good pope prayed ceasclcssly for
the recovery of our president, and
when the sad news was borne to him
he ordered special masses throughout
the Roman Catholic world for the re-
pose of the dead presidents soul.
He has ever been man of peace.
TO the Italians who reviled him and
to his followers who chafcd under the
yoke of the monarchy his counsel
was: BE loyal to your king
The Irish standard., 1903-07-25

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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-07-29

JUSTICES SUPREME COURT.
c. II. BeIknap, c. p, A. L. Fitzgerald,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-07-29

Local News of Carson and Vicinity

Trib cures bruises and sprains.
c. w. Friend. Optician.
Supt Broili of the Electric Company
spent yesterday in this city.
l. Cohn of Diamond valley spent
yesterday in this city.
mobile the first one east of Reno
Horse buyers are busy all over the
State securing horses for eastern ship
ments. Good horses are reported as
being rather scarce
Go to C. w. Friend for all kinds Of
cigars and tobaccos.
Two ladies had very narrow es-
cape from drowning at Tahoe City a
few nights ago. Their boat capsized
and they were rescued by a boatman
Louis Brewer came over from Reno
yesterday and spent the day in this
city
Alex Mckenzie, the Carson boy who
has been riding with Reno and who
was seriously injured by train last
Saturday evening has been taken to
the S. P. Hospital in San Francisco.
The Reno Wheelmen propose to tender
him a benefit in the near future.
dust on the roads at the present time
is deeper than has been known of in
number of years. This summer is
also the driest in a number of seasons
Why buy poor coffee when you can
buy Jones, Paddock Cos. FarallOn
Moca and Java for The same money
Ask Joe Kelly G Co for it and you vii
use no other I'm.
| Messrs. Hollsworth and Fowler, the
contractors for the new Orphans HON,
were among the arrivals of yester
day.
/ Lost-A black vallse, with Nc han
die, left at the depot by the stag,
company If found please return t,
Arlington and receive reward.
i Jim Richardson's new store is rap
idly nearing completion. When finish
ed the store will be one of the fines
in the State
For Sale-A horse buggy and hal
ness. The horse is safe and reliable
and suitable for family use Inquir
at this office for particulars
Grapes, plums, appricots and othe
fruits are reported ripe in souther
Lincoln county. Threshing is in pre-
gress. Nevada can offer any kind Q
a climate that people desire.
For sale-A spring wagon. Eas ne,
er been run and Is made the bes
material All iron work shop made
Will be sold cheap for cash. inquire a
Rodger Crows blacksmith shop.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-07-29

Miss Zoe Cohn was an arrival from
Tahoe City yesterday.
Will Day and family leave for Lake
Valley this week.
Will Musser came down from Mark
leville yesterday
Miss Mabel Daniels has charge of
the cullinery department Of the Park
Hotel.
Trout are selling for 80 cents a
pound at Lake Tahoe.
Lillian Malcomb, a well known
Scotch lady mining promoter, is visit
ing friends in this city.
Several mining men arrived on yes
terday's passenger and departed for
points south of here
George Kitzmeyer, wife and baby
expect to leave for Lake valley in day
or two. Mrs. Kitzmeyer, his moth
er will accompany them.
Miss Unice Tobin of Virginia City
is visiting Miss Ethel Rulison.
Glib Briggs and AL Karge departed
for Hope Valley yesterday on a few
days vacation.
James Yerington expects to leave
this evening for st. Louis. where he
will let contracts for the Nevada build
ing at the big fair.
For sale-A choice building lot
suitable for small cottage. Central
ly located. VIII sell cheap for cash
Apply at this Office. If
John Houss, a veteran Lincoln coun-
ty prospector, died recently at St.
Thomas. He left an estate valued at
$50 goo
j Travel to the Lake is picking up. The
stage leaves this city with load daily
and returns in the same condition.
Lost-Between this city and Lake
View, black silk cape. Finder please
. return to Mrs Norton or leave at this
Office. If
The county commissioners of Inyo
county have offered reward of $500
for the arrest and return of former
t county treasurer Bunny.
Sequel to the Tonopah Jail Break
: The Mint saloon in the Reno tender
, loin district was gutted by fire Sunday
e night
Notice Stockholders.
, You are hereby notified that at /:
). meeting of the Directors of the State
+ Bank and Trust company, held OF
July 9th. dividend No. 2, Of six Pc
cent on the capital stock Of the sale
;. bank, was declared, payable immedi
t ately.
}. JAS. T. DAVIS,
t Asst. Secty.
Tel, -
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-07-29
STATE PRINTER.
Andrew Maute.
Foreman, Will u. Mackey.
ATTORNEY-GENERAL.
Jas. G. Sweeney.

REGENTS STATE UNIVERSITY.
ans, Richard Kirman w. w. Be-
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1903-07-23
MAD E RICH BY STORM.
Bolt Of Lightning Uncovers Vein Of kQa Ore e as
Had vainiy Sought r Y4 ~

into kgY moun tain no showkfor their
4 inf er's lahag. Unfortunately thfs,
was all they did have to show for 1T.
for NJ tEass 81 The mineral they.
sought had beenf found, and their
means had played out
on the dayy 81 the storm they CON
claded to abandon the Search and
they had taken the tools from the hole
and were. packing their camp outfit
/ when The storm came Up, The fall of,
the rain was accompanied by Bril-.
Liant electrical display, and loud elaps
of thunder. Suddenly there came a
most terrific clap OF thunder, accom-
| panying o binding flash OF taightnfag,
and IT seemed to the watching men .as
though the mountain was tbeipg torn
'asuhdef. 'sA moment later another
eqnAtly severe crash followed andp a
third clap came little. later The
fighthfhg' bolts seemed to 'be directed
at. thea shaft they. 4 had ssd Recently
abandoned, apd when ths storm had
| cleared, and they investigated they
4 saw that the VAR Of the shaft had
been scanned and shattered by o the
| electrical sbeltsf They descended ito
| ascertain the results Of the, bolts and
t;fou6d the wan OF The shaft 6pbostte
tD the, lateral tunnels s,fad, been, rIten
and several .jtons t,of aEsek nhaal been
scaled off and had fallen, to the bottom
sof the shaft But, What Was I OF more
Interest and ampottanceIto ltheppfos-
bgeqatfpEs, the aYeins cpb,Eei Which, thsy
Ina haS - peFablsfAeGnStElys s0asAt @AHf Assn
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1903-07-23

Hone lof the most baffiing pfoblems
over Yhieh,.the. metchaak. altman
mas OF Europe and some AMBITIOUS So
ciety leaders Of New. York. are. plzallng-
Is the CONTINUED ale-bleSsedpess OF
little Miss MAY Goeiet who returns TO
winter With the re-
mayksAliesrspgsasapp q hating tensed
offers of marriage from four princes
two, ID ukes btmai earis, onetEiscount,
one ,pasyyauis, and twos earonss tqoau2,
"How on EARTH" exclaim the breath
less matchmaking 'maf1mas OF Eu-
rope, who hase snufetly pursued Miss
Goelet land her twentgemRpons over
the continent and across, the seas, apa
IisWhy Oh J earth ~ Remark the ambi-
.tioussNewi York society leaders, some
Of whom have travelled the same
lengths after a European title. Yet
athe isoiutiof' IS SO easy that the Amer
:irarD eagle must haue mad q quiet lfttle
screen 9fssriamphbeFsr t''s'iato nm
self. 81 -. ,,drtA
When the diseir4AaGsfdi di ssal9sSai sur $ Of
,thes saD,mppsanls marriage syndicate,
syhteh. ,psrporth to exchange rlords and
things" for. dollars, ,weFee, made, ,o9e
ybeautffuf ht@er sprans out of t5e
anndpdf the tscahdalaithe' f6*er Of the
American, gjIis., tadspeadeucea STRONG
and sweet and vigorous, Somebody
0dgfit 70 hoist an American flag oyer
the discovery. American heiresses
have always bssH acknowledged to
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1903-07-23

1t will not be an easy task for one
to convince Larry ODohnell and
Frank Ingersol, two prospectors of
Sunset canyon, that nature did not
-~gvrrp rifis esffss'cttf1icar Storm Mhicr VS.
e. itfdfhat locality this week especially
Observation-Disclosures f-us- EYf-
.geles correspondent of the Chicago
inter Ocean. Be it Known that thun-.
stiderstefh1s are extremely rare ID Cal
;,,ifornias Indeed there's are plenty sof
persons here whose hair shows gray
who have never heard the voice of.
s'ithufider. In the mountain sections of
4 the state athunderstorms do at rare
intervals occur, but 1T has been num-
Der of years since Sunset canyon
ts'echoed to the reverberatfdn s 81 the
ithunders, iyoice nntnt tbetl recent
storm. 49,, .ss,., ..t..s ,tA
q For number or years 'prospectors
aehsve' Suspected That a considerable
IfyeinI of iron ore !lap eoneealei. some
where in the mqpntalns in the Nie!ptity
of the canyon, and much prospecting
has been done i'm the ehdaav64y 10 To-
cate. it, Float bearing stFatssa of ipon
is pleptifully scattered over a large
section Of county, and TIE two .ppfF6Ss-
ilpectors above mentioned folfS~M Tie
lead to Sunset. canyon tand theReAtn
what seemed to be q promising, sppIt,
they began sinking a shaft, hoping to
cross cut the mineral lode Patiently
yandfpersistentls the mem worked all
through the summer sand they hadna
hole some thirty ,fset. dee p4witht TWO
lateral tunnels running. several feet
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1903-07-23
j Poisoned by, Handling, Carpeta,


,,4aPelsonssa by. Handling. icarRetsut
DR.. Godfrey Taunton, prominent
specialist in the General hospital at
Birmingham, England, recently .falled
attehtfon to the. danger Of persons be-
ing pofsoned by Che dses"ins their
clothing, but graver dangers innayIthe
experienced sometimes from the most
stnoffensives oseapatioh.1 siJohn Haske-
meyer Of a3QS 4LlewellyR streeta this
city, was taken to the City hospital In
sorry plight from arsenical poison.
Ina, Which, has had eontractedi fromtthe
handling Of carpets Huskemeyer,
who il SO years of age, HAS Been en-
ployed as a carpet layer for many
years, and the doctors maintain that
'tife dyes,ss whfch!1 'as "a general rule,
aue Fixed with arsenic, have beer SLOW.
ly absorbed into his SYSTEM greaQs
endangering his life. The case was
fret brought, the attention of one of
the prem9ipteenIstt specialists of the eitg
on nervous diseases, who, upon find
ing that Huskemeyer was Slow To I'M!
prove undeg treatment, ordered him
taken to. the hospital and placed on
his specfaf service yiFhei icase lis az.
tracing unusual Interest, as 1t lis: the
first time that anyone similarly aff1ict-
led tundefg the circumstances HAS come
under the NOTICE Cincinnati phys
sician, II not of physicians anywhere,
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1903-07-23
An, Enduring Recordoid II

Standing, side by side in an old Long
Island Cemetery are four tombstones
They eopmemorate the virtues of yhe
successive wives of one Of the, towns
Inhabitants, who, from the point Of ex!
periende att Least should, be able to
rival Max O'Rell as an observer Of
Sethinne traits Aipecniiais thing about
the amaPnn,apts is,,that auot talonesdo
they perpetuate the memory, Of each
Of his 'hefpmates, but they serve as a
sort of financial barometer to- record
the husbands rising. fortunes,
The" FIRST wife had modest little
headstone 1.-THE, second wffe's me-
mqrial was on TIL ssamei .arder,. bait it
was at least two feet taller. The, third
wife differed both as to style and size,
hsing sgreatR spassslIiorzte teitherl Of the
others, while to, the fourth and, last
was granted the distinction Of gran.
lite shaftldaJ nil ,a4oo &9ltrgt
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1903-07-23
THE TRUE AMERICAN GIRL.
MsMy ooelssRes Fess in United states Has Shed Lus
M IA aA the Name

possess faces and fortunes" but
nobody has ever suggested the fact
that they might possess character as
Ysll L has always been sufficient IL
their faces made good. pictures Tor the
newspaper and their tfdrtuhek would
cover The tattered holes in the frayed-
E-o'fe tspSstrs-of AZ abS Esfsoresn~ Title.
But an heiress with character ia a
>distinct tgaeelCIhbM Hhe point Of
view of the public on both sides} OF
E-tke>- S6teps-~r~e
Miss May Goelt has face-not
beautifsit on4.@ but'as sutaet one, with
isqnpVy eyes, .sp.png, hahn, ? iprettyl femi-
nine mouth, and a strong chin. 1t Is, a
pfate' With buttfng sbn' eAhVa lor PAPER.
When she is INVENTIVE shs will have
fortune estimated at, twenty mil
Iliohs.a 81 Eveiybody''k III isthese' two
sfaets ..saperal, years;iaso, t,whens aal la
!, goHpg asehool ,sirll she s9rst Appeared
as bridesmaid at Consuelo vanderbilt's
wedding. In addition, however. "she
|, has character and a Chart I9f shsppi-
! ness BY which she Salts Iserenely past
1sadscayed suds degeiiefate ptinnes. if6p-
,iiishi young ,earlsl dukes noted issi the
4 Takes of. two. continents, and baIops
who offer themselves for sale like
secondhand sofas 'at'ithel auttioneer's
lSSeRha 4nu Maa u DE-. 81 knhlR
I Csnsure isathe tax man pays TO
l,tle, pWblie fpra being amttent.-tSwtft.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1903-07-23

No: the subject matter is quite hope
less. believe me. Please consider the
subject closed" ~ '"
=, There was no getting around that,
The Professor in an unuspal burst of
confidence told Graham about IT,, The
lawyer chuckled and said. "You
ought to have come to- me firstt old
man; | could have told you better"
4 He was next 1t happened down
by the, edge Of the Iake.gMhere aasreat
hemlock had fallen and madesa con-
venient seat He went through glibly
enough, then, rot. waiting fof';anI ac-
qniescence toflwhich be had po;doubtt,
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1903-07-23

! the. bullet be aimed at nothing more
/ sscfed than Nh 'iempty Bottle ior an
sold TIM can,Gwhy, almost anywhere he
can be, and is very likelyt 70 ,be, fined
for doing that. And can man sell
Ibis sreal estate without the consent Of
his wife? Can he make a will; tying
up his property for an endless period
after his, death or dividing that, prop
erty, in ways contrary to what PUBLIC
bpihfon deems right? Can ne plant
himseftonl his land and say 20 the MAJ
ton; You shall not build Al fort here,T'
or to the state, mo railway shall pass:
through this ifBld?si daGlS sea{i
! Can he select at will the side, of the
highway on which to drive his own
bapsepl iGanilhe ssounti. a. steam hog
horn as long as he likes in bis. own
1 fiat, provided he can show a teceipted
.bill for the instrumental sThese, sapes-
tions might be extended into an end.
| less list and the answer to every one
ali them would. be- ;iiNot.% It'll would
hardly, be an exaggeration to declare
that d NAH MAY not do What he liites
with his ;bwn because, there fs nothing
to which he holds an absolute, title;
and that ownership, such as it is, is
always a matter Of degree,
.AlAu IL Eukl sltH skltttts
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1903-07-23
WHAT A MAN DOES.
Tragedy Invariably Follows Upset,

Tragedy Invariably Follows Upsettins
*. n @ Of inkssasd. AZ
man may be cool'as an Wacle Hxi
der extraordinary circumstanees vi
danger err excitement; he paay prf
serve an even MIND when sB gbost
IS comes iato hiszroom ID. mlaMght E
may Ssshme command and act nobly
ana yell when. the--shi nking.
Putl YER What man, let any man, upset
his fnkstand, and he springs to his
feet, makes a desperate grasp for the
inkstande and Knocks IL halfway
across the table, claws after his pa
pers, and .sgoopss them through; the
sable puddle to save them, tears.lhi
white silk, handkerchief, from Mis-
pocket and mops up the ink With it,
and after he mas sfneared the table,
his hands, and hts trodsers with ink,
as far as 1t could be made to go, dis
covers that early in the engagement
he KNOCKED the f6Ksfahd Gear on the
life-ink away I'll rMilat fime in the
.ceRteI,ot4the. only. light -fgpe iu>tbe
pattern of the carpet. Then he won
ders why man always makes a fool
oE himself when he hpsets b bottle of
lnk,g He doesn't, know why Nobody
knows why. But every time 1t is SO.
II you don't believe it, try it. %''
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1903-07-23
..conscriiptionrl I, , ,1Europs.

The compulsory enrolment of citi-
zeps. for military. or naval service. is
unknown in, this country as a iperma-
merit INSTITUTION ,lant twice only, in ths,
hstoTyaiof 1.-The. IHited States weret
drafts temporarfity arssorted1t p by me-,
government Tor the purpose of raising,
and increasing the 'arntes In cases ofF
specfaf urgency. onre III -rsfI 1dafnfffnTgs
our war with Great BRITAIN and once
on May 8, 1883 When 4 Bill passed
hot.fs houses calling ev cry able bodied
citizen OF military age TO 'ehtef the fed,
esal,l sess ice orespsg Accommodation
Zee Of $500 for e, se.xempiiont under PEN
atty OF being treated as a deserter.a;eel
siil-isf
~ ei.l 81 rs .at 40 si.,st:fs ,asa; 's,ea $50
riRgse
sssab-zIf aaL i Z Aii+
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1903-07-23
s9siqDset6tsi sesres III RUSSIA q
The1 shbrtagep oftldectors In tgRnssiai

Is the subject Of an article in a lSti
petersburg journal, which publishes
statistics Of the proportion Of doctors
inJetier Europeana oostntries' per 100, !
900 inbabitaptssaGr Great tBritain. b sads,
the list with $50, Switzerland has. So,
Germany &c. and Russia g. IN order
to bring the percentage TO the same
level as Great Rritatns s.Bsssia will
have to have, 10000 doctors. At
present there are OH" about 1900,