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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-01-28
Topeka Market.

AEANL -.---- 4-4y4A99
LAsHi CORN FED CATTLE. i091''
FURNISHED by Charles Woln Packing Col
HEIFERs ...... ...-----........ 2.5O9s.6O
BBfSGHHT CALVES ......"...... 5.0o4a4SS9
HEAVY CALVES 557T.. 2.5oas.Oo
[FurniMshiffis s. 81 & North o. b xan Rillsr Ave-. Central
NO. 2 WHEAT -.---. .--.-..--.-.-SecdI.O
NO. 8 WHEAT -...-. -..-..-.....-.-s5qssc
No GRADE WHEAT ...--.--.....8OaS5c
SORN .;1s 49c
No . FR1frs AND vEGETABLEs Sc
TFurnished by S. E. Lux, successor to W.
o. Anderson & Co., 30 Kansas Ave-
nue.l
ORANGEs-Navels, $225Q2s5 per box.
LEMONS-California, s.. $4,000 per box.
BANANAS-s1. 75Q2.85 per bch.
APPLES-Fancy, Aq4.5o per Dbl.
coSG5oGANGSTs-ssc per doz.
MALAGA GRAPEsN5 .Ooas.oo per Dbl.
GRAPE FRUIT-S425 per box.
new DATES-41aq5c per Id.
CALIFORNIA TANGERINEs-$23 per
u box nc
CAULIFLOWER-S.o0 per crate.
PARSNIPS-59c- per bu
POTATOES-Colorado, 4SQ50c per bu.
SWEET POTATOES-sLO5qL.10 per bu.
CABBAGE-$LO5d110 per cwt.
TURNIPS-3oc per bu-
CANADA RUTABAGAS-11$c per ID.
REETS-5Oc per doz-
ONIONS-S1.2 0Q1-20 per bu.
CRANBERRIES-T.2 607.50 per Dbl
CELERY-Jumbo. f5c per bunch: Blue
Rfhbon. SOC per bunch.
OYSTERS.
NETWORK COUNTS-45c per can
New YORK EXTRA SELECTS-35c per
~ BULK OYSTERS.
STANDARDS-$1.4o per gallon.
EXTRA SELECTS-H.65 per gallon.
FULL CREAM CHEESE.
KANSAS Y. A.-14c per ID.
NEW YORK sTATE-CWhite). 141zc per
BRICK-15c per Id.
LIMBURGER-15c per ID.
BLOCK SWISS-15kc per Id.
BUTTER, EGGS, POULTRY.
FURNISHED by Cope & Co.. 134 Kansas
Avenue.1
POULTRY-Hens, sc ID; springs. large,
&c ID. b~roilers. lie b.; turkeys goblers,
l2c h.: hens, 13Q14c ID.
EGGS-Fresh, &c doz.; cold storage, 20
COUNTRY BUTTER-25c per 1b.
HAY.
FURNISHED By D. o. Coe, lis z Sixth ST.
PRAIRIE-Loose. per ton .--....S0d coo
PRA1RIEEBaled q .---.-.-.---- 2-9Gn b-9y
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-01-28

Since Lieutenant Governor Dave
Hanna filed away his white hat, he
has recovered his voice.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-01-28

The morning papers have sprung a
revival of the old state printer rake
off story, the only difference this time
being that they hav State Printer
Clark dividing the profits only with
Henry Allen instead of with Leland
Allen and Albaugh-
Mr.. Clark said this morning: There
is no truth in the story; I have divided
the profits of this ofhce with no one,
and no agreement was ever made that
I would divide the profits That is all
there is to it."
The story seems to have started as
art of the feud between Henry Allen
and Cyrus Leland.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-11-17

trummans botten. YER hap sanslos
och dog utan att hafva aterfatt
medvetardet. Den enda synliga
skada han erhallit i fallet var kon-
tutionen i hutvudet. Hufvudska
len var 81 sprackt.
En- AMMAN gosse vid mann Paul
Brown, 10 ar gammal och son till
pastor och fru L. Brown, hvilka
for nagon It'd sedan voro bosatta
harstades, foil afvenledes harom-
dagen genom skylightet pa bibli-
oteksbygnaden i Boulder. Colo,
der i0raldrarne ru DO, cch adrog
sig dervid sadana skador att han
ahed ragra timmar efterat.
Fdrska agg till zoe pr dussin
och farskt Cloverhill smor till 23c
pr ID hos Larson & Anderson.
FamiJen Coon, bosatt i ostra
delen af countyt, ar en- mycket
lifskraftig familj. l borjan at 1850
talet anlande en- George Coon till
lika med hustru, fyra soner och
iva dottrar fran Wisconsin och
slog sig ned i Rock township for
att profva nybyggarelifvet i hvad
som da var sd godt som en- Wild
mark. Lyckan var den unga STRAIT
samme nybyggaren bevagen, hans
barn vaxte upp och gifte sig i sin
ordning och upptogo farmar i mar
heten af foraldrahemmet och val
signades med talrika barnskaror.
For 20 ar sedan afed George
Coon, men hans hustru lefver an
nu i full besittning af sina kropps-
och sjalsi0rm0ge heter vid 70 AIRS
alder. Familjen Coon holl nyli
gen en- s. k. family reunion, der
vid forutom Mrs. Coon ocE hen.
mes fyra soner och iva dottrar voro
narvarande "a barnbarn och p
barnbarnsbarn. Med opklar och
tanter uppgar familjen till nara q
medlemmar.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-11-17

SvenSka och norSKa lem oCn
tio-kronosedlar kopas och sdIjas
Merchant National Bank.
Den vackra och sommarlika
vaderleken lockade sondagsefter-
midday sa manga besokande till
Riverside, att sparvagsbolaget
nodgades insatta f1era vagnar pa
LINEN an hvad som vanligtvis bru
kas under denna a-stid. Lo!ven
pa de manga slingervax:er, som
klanga sig uppfor traden, arc an
nu grona och friska och CORA EFT
behagligt afbrott mot de nakna,
bruna tradstammarne.
NorSka regeringen. som nu blii-
Wit erkand al Forenta Staterna
och andra makter, har anmodat
Konsul Swan att tillsvidare fun
gera som norsk vicekonsul for
staten Iowa.
Observation-Disclosures aldre
%syforening haller torsdagen den
p dennes i kyrkans underwriting
auktion pa sina artiklar
En- 10 Dir gammal yngling vid
mann Joseph Patrick, hvilken ha-
de anstallning att skota en- hiss
hos Cudahy Packing Co., rakade
i tisdagseftermiddag att falla fran
tredie vaningen genom hissopp
ningen. dervid han adrog sig sd
dana skador att han aAed tire tim
mar senare a St. Josephs hospita-
let, dit han blifvit ford. | fallet
slog gossen hufvudet mot en- bjel-
Ike och erholl dervid en- svar kon-
tuition. Da han upptogs pa hiss
Svenska monitoren., 1905-11-17

Tiarpapp och takspan af basta
qvalitet hos Spalding
Kop eder kostym eller Diver,
rock hos oss fran SIS, 50 till hogre
priser och IA en- fin hatthangare
gratis. Sc vart skyltfonster. hor-
net q & Jennings.
G.. d. Hanson & Co.
K0nsul G. N. Swan afreste i
gar till Rock Island, Ills, for att
narvara vid sammantrade at Au.
gustanasynodens fnansutskott.
Fran AHgnsfanaf0ysamHngrn
- Fran och med onsdagen den
p till och med lordagen den IS
DENIES haIles oasar i kyrkans un-
dervsning. Pa lordags qvallen
serveras supe mot en- afgif:: at 2sc
- Underklader, mossor, hand
skar, vantar m m. hos G.. ID.
Hanson & Co., hornet 4th & Jen-
nings.
F0ErlA street, som under hela
SON. maren varit uppritven, sa att
Diet varit nastan omojligt att kom.
ma fran der, borjar nu bli mayor
lunda passabel igen. och sparvag-
narne hafva atertagit sin regel,
bundna trafk der. Man vantar
att vid slutet at veckan ALA spar
vagnslinierna skola vara i ordning
for regelbunden trsfk. bet har i
seminar varIt EFT oerhordt arbete
med att Okla sparvidden pa dessa
liner, och dS man dertill lager
den stora byggnadsverksamhet.
som har varit ridande efter den
stora eldsvadan natten moi den
"a december forlidet ar, stora ga
tuarbeten m. m, sa torde Diet val
ej hafva radt sadan verksamhet
hair som i seminar sedan den stora
''boomen's dagar.
- En- vacker kladhangare gra.
tbs hos G d. Hanson & Co., hor-
net 4th & Jennings.
En- al de ia qvarlefvande guver-
nementsspejare Scouts, som
redan fore inb0rdeskrigets dagar
torde EFT kringstrofvande lit i re-
geringens tjenst och i vildmarken,
som egde sadan tjusningsfor-
maya. motto So manga faror och
afventyr, ar kapten E. H. Allison
fran Yankton indianreservation.
Allison ar nu en- gammal man,
men ser vida yngre ut an han ar.
Han har just varit har nagra da-
gar, och derest man kan ia honom
att sla upp sprakladan, So har han
manga intressanta episoder att
beratta fran slit afventyrliga och
vexlingsrlka lif.
kapten Allison val en- af dem,
som ar 1880 begafvo sig upp till
Canada och hemtorde derifran den
Svenska monitoren., 1905-11-17
En- nv bot for krafta.

ALA ytliga kraftsar kunna nu botas af
Buckleu's Arnica Salye. Jos Walters /
Dufield, Va, skrifver: jag hade krafta
pr en- lapp under aratal. som syntes O.
botlig. tills Bucklen's Arnica Salve botade
den, och nu ar jag alldeles bra. Ga
ranteras.att bota skarsar och brannskedcr
25c i Lungren IL Andreens spotek Sioux
CITY, la
Svenska monitoren., 1905-11-17

gamle blodtorstige indianhcfdin-
gen Sitting Bull och ofverlemnade
honom ] myndigheternas handler
/ Fort Buford, Dakota te%rritoriet.
Kapten Allison ar for ofrigt en-
stor beuudrare aft Sitting Bull.
med hvilken han atskilliga ganger
kom i beroring, och hoppas att
Diet en- gang skall vederfaras he
nom ;attvisa.
Pa tai ON den S. k. Custerma-
sakern vid Little Big Horn, ] hvil-
ken Allison endast genom en- till
iallighet 81 kom att deltaga. ssger
kaptenen att Diet ar EFT stort miss
tag att kalla dsn massaker. Gu
ster gick i striden med en- fullt
vapnad styrka", sager Allison,
"och skulle hafva gait son Sc
grare derifran, derest Diet 81 varit
for major Renos feghet. Reno
hade kort forut staff infor krigs-
raft anklagad Tor feghet och hade
sterinsatts i tjenstgoring just
It'd att deltaga i striden och for.
lora den for Custer"
Kapten Allison har varit har !
Sioux City forut, men ia bestod
staden endast at nagra logghyd-
dor och lag pa civilisationens ut
kant. Kaptenen ar en- $. k. "squaw
man., d ". S. han ar gift med en-
indianska. i Yankton har han en-
dottsr, som undervisar indianbarn
i derstades forlsgda indianskola.
Han forevisade med en- viss stolt-
het BRET fran generalerna Sheri-
dan och Otis, hvilka tacka honom
for hvad han utrattat under de
dagar folk 81 har It'd att tanka
pa nu."
Godtkop och alltid godtkod
hos Larson & Anderson.
Bestallningar af tafvelramar ut
foras bast och till billigaste pris
hos Anderson & Abel.
RAFT som def ar blir det kallt.
Ga till Spaulding, 3 & Court SITS
och kop utanionster.
ON Nj har hosta, sd en- kop
en- haska at Thelandersmpound
Cough Syrup.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-11-17
Rysk- Japanska Kriget.

Fred afslutad F~ullstandiga boken fardig.
Agentor 0nskas att salja babe den
svenska och engelska upulagan. Basta
boken. Basta kommissionsyillkor Fri
frakt kredit gifven. Agentutstyrsel fritz.
Tillskrif den stora palitliga firman:
Universal Book & Bible House,
270-27S Wabash Ave-, Dept. NJ. Chicago
Ill. ...
Da Nj behofver stormdortar ga
till Spaulding, 8 & Court SITS.
Den basta platsen att koPa gro
cerisr och kott ar hos
Svenska monitoren., 1905-11-17
Sioux City,.

Sveuska MonitorenS kontor
halles oppet fran XII. 7 till 9 hvarie
oval.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-11-17
Planer att blifva rik

sla ofta Stint geuom EFT plotsligt anfalI
at dyspepsia eller forstoppning. Gil 81
tappt utau tag DR. Kings New Life Pills.
De taga Mt de saker som hindra eder O.
nergi och gifva eder en- ny start. Bota
afyenIedes hufvudvark och sviudel.
Luneren och Andrews spotek. Sioux
CITY. la. Endast Csc Garanteras.
Nj behofver eJ frysa winter, ON
Nigar till Spaulding. 3&Court SITS
och koper stormdorrar.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-11-17
MOKlToRENS lELEFONNUMMER GIT

Svenska och norska fem och
tio-kronosedlar kopas och sdljas /
Merchant National Bank.
The broad ax., 1905-04-29
HOW ISLANDS GET FORESTS
Earth Carried by Animals and Birds
Contains the Germs of Veg
citation.

When travelling among the islands of
the Pacific or Atlantic one often won
ders how 1t is that lands so far away
from great continents have become COW
cred with forests; but Darwin and other
naturalists have solved the difficulty for
US, says the House Beautiful.
Thus we learn from Darwin that he
took from the foot of a wOodchuck a
cake of dry earth in which was a seed
Of the toad rush. He planted the seed,
and 1t terminated and Powered.
Prof. Newton sent him the leg of
partridge which had been wounded and
unable to fly. Attached to it was a clod
of earth weighing six and half ounces.
He broke up the clod and placed IT I'M
der bell-glass. No fewer than SO plants
sprang from it. II is more than interest
ing to know that the clod of earth con-
tanning this treasure was kept three
years before planting.
The broad ax., 1905-04-29
AN UNcoNoUERED BoER.
Refused to Surrender to the British
and Is Now Raising q
New Army.

Commandant Jan Louw, the Boer on
Ger who refused to lay down his arms
when his fellow countrymen surren-
dered to the British, and who fed to
the Longberg mountains on the borders
OF German West Africa with his band
OF burgher fighters, has been success
fully resisting the combined English
and German forces in South Africa for
more than two years. In June, 1902,
when the Boer army capitulated, Louw
fed with only about 300 men. This was
the nucleus of the present little army
under him.
Within the first year the 300 men was
increased TO 1000. and to-day he Is said
to have a combined force Of 5000 sturdy
warriors under his command. Many
Beers still believe that their country can
be reclaimed and many Of them look
TO Louw as the man who will start the
next rebellion.
There is said to exist an understand
ing among the Beers and their sympa-
thizers that the next uprising will be
in 1906. Ii is also stated that $4,000
men have agreed to respond to the COM
mandant's call.
The broad ax., 1905-04-29
EPIoEMIcs OF HISTORY.
Gonna Terrible Visitations That Caused
the Death Of Millions Of
People.

The decrease in the death rate OF
xreat cities during the last few years
can only be appreciated by comparison
with similar statistics in the past says
the New York Herald. In the tWel1tn
century not less than Is epidemics OF
diseases and many famines carried on
the people Of England. The thirteenth
century saw 20 plaques and - fammes'
while the fourteenth had a black rec
ord of disease. In 134S the BLACK
plague." or black death" which was
brought into the country from the
east. caused the death OF 1OO,OOO per-
sons in London alone, while in Europe
altogether 25,OOO.OOO people fell VIC
tins to it's ravages. In 1888 tne
sweating sickness" appeared in Eng
land. causing great destruction OF hu-
man life. 1t reappeared at various IN
teryals for a century thereafter. The
last terrible visitation of the plague In
England was in 1664-1666. by which 1OO,'
600 lives were lost in London alone.
This epidemic was followed by the great
fire OF 1866, which destroyed 5000
houses. including all the most denseiy
populated portions Of the city. The re-
building Of London with some regard
to sanitary laws appears to have put
the first check on the epidemic diseases
that had previously devastated its pop
ulatiOn
The broad ax., 1905-04-29
TEMPER BEAUTYs ENEMY
A Calm and Placid Manner and Wa
Of Looking at Life Conducive to
Growth Of Physical Charm.

Temper has much to do with the IA
struction Of a fine and delicately tint
ed skin. You are familiar with thu
woman who becomes pale with ange,
or purple with rage, yellow with an.
appointment or green with envy.
The pallor, the purple patches, and
the jaundice are apt to become fixed
and a woman whose complexion con.
sists Of q scheme Of color in which
these tints predominant. distinctly
bears the color imprint OF the sers
the yellow leaf.
A bad complexion is sometimes tia
outward and visible sign of BAD tenn.
per, hence serenity Is to be cultivated
as an aid to natural beauty. saws a
writer in the American Queen Wor.
rying about household matters and
servants is to be avoided at all cost
as tending to accelerate the fading
of June's roses from the checks Of the
not too youthful and the temptation
Of the active minded. always to be
doing something, must be renuOus!y
resisted.
Unless you have plenty of rest and
relaxation, both Of mind and muscle.
your mirror will soon b gin to cast
reflections on your face and tiny little
wrinkles will appear one by one, as
the stars come out on a summers
night. But when soft slumber al,ura
thee" be careful not to sleep with the
hand under the cheek. as this certainly
tends to numb and wrinkle the skin.
Another point to attend to is not 70
allow the Jaw to drop when you fall
asleep; this is apt to foster the appear
ance Of lines on either side Of the
mouth.
Undoubtedly bad temper is not the
only enemy Of beauty, but also the
first cause Of many nervous disorders,
and many Of the ills that follow a bad
digestion.
Who has ever seen a really happy
woman with an unwholesome looking
skin? Worry, continuous fretttng
envy and righteousness not only wear
the face with ugly lines. but destroy
the foundations of the entire Constitu-
ton.
Therefore beware, and use the only
solvent remedy. Cultivate calWness
courage, cheerfulness, amiability and
affection, and as the sun drives the
fogs Of night before it, so the uglinesa
will give place, If not to beauty, then
to charm.
The broad ax., 1905-04-29
THE LADIES ALL BOWED.
A Social Custom of Uruguay That
Led to an Amusing I'm
position.

How different the social customs OF
Uruguay are from those of Great Britain
was we'll illustrated by a story related
by South American visitor, says Cas-
sells.
He told how a young Canadian went
TO Uruguay to join a friend from the
United States, who had spent some
years in MOntevideo, the capital.
The Canadian was much struck by the
friendly terms which his friend seemed
to have established with the fair ones
of the place, and rallied him upon the
fact. The American calmly replied that
he knew every lady in the cityi
This struck the Canadian as a decid-
eddy tall" statement, and, his friend
volunteering to convince him on the
point the two set on for a jaunt through
the capital.
In the course Of the walk the pair met
several hundred ladies, all of whom &C
knowledged the Americans salute with
a bow and smile, and the Canadian ad-
mitted himself convinced.
And his wonder was intense until he
learned that he had been a victim of a
Uruguayan custom under which any
gentleman who bows to a lady in the
street receives an answering bow of
recognition whether she knows him or
not
The broad ax., 1905-04-29
RETAIN YoUTHFULNEss.
Many Women Let Themselves Grow
Old and Faded Through Neglect
of a Little Precaution.

The old woman who wants to Be
young must learn all over again how to
walk. And before she does this she
must learn how to stand. Stand well
and you will walk well Is pretty good
rule, declares Nine. Darcy.
To stand well your feet must be COM
Portable. And this is a good thought
for the elderly woman. Make your
feet comfortable. Few old women are
able to stand we'll because they have
aches and pains which make their feet
feel Ill at ease.
Feet can be kept more comfortable
by rubbing them with vaseline every
night. They can be kept comfortable
by changing the shoes every day. New
or wear the same pair of shoes all day
long. And there is another shoe rule
namely, that shoes should be fire.
luently eased. Take your shoes and
wet them soaking wet. Take walk IN
them and let them dry on the feet.
This will mold them to the form Of the
foot.
And another thing. If the shoes feel
hard and stiff rub them with oil.
Grease your shoes frequently If you
want to have them comfortable. You
must keep the leather soft and pliable.
Stockings should fit the feet There
are too many pairs Of ill-ftting stock
lngs. And when the matter of shoes
and stockings has been arranged there
should come the question of heels.
AS soon as a woman feels old and
tired she begins to wear low heels. She
takes the lifts" OF her heels and she
lets her step become laggy. Have your
heels Of good height. Preserve the
arch of the foot. Don't let your feet
grow fiat. Try always to have trim
neat-looking shoes. These are excel
lent foot rules for any woman.
Now, about the walk. There is an
English instructor who gives these
rules for walking young"
ITO walk young. walk erect Bring
the abdomen in. Throw the chest out.
Take long steps. Place the feet at
right angles or as nearly so as you
can Lift the chin. Throw back the
head. Raise the eyes. Breathe deep
~. And don't mince."
The broad ax., 1905-04-29
Beneficial Bird

Uncle Sam has been studying hawks
or 124 stomachs Of marsh hawks which
were examined, As per cent. Of the
hawks had been feeding on mice, IS
per cent. on other small mammals. IL
per cent. on reptiles, frogs and insects,
and only very low percentage on poul.
try and small birds. We do not find
that this bird is so very destructive to
quail and cartridges after all; ana It
Is under this latter supposition that
most sportsmen shoot hawks when
they md opportunity. Uncle Sam con-
eludes that the marsh hawk Is a bench.
cial bird and that its presence and In
crease should be encouraged In every
possible way.
The broad ax., 1905-04-29
Vanished saharan River.

August Chevalier, a French explorer
and geographer, believes that Lake
Tchad represents what was formerly
the backwater Of great river which
flowed northward across the Sahara
and emptied into the Mediterranean
sea- Neolithic relics indicate, he says.
me former existence Of prosperous
communities where desert conditions
now prevail. At the present time Lake
Iehad shows occasional changes of
level. Since 1897 its waters have con-
unued to fall, but sometimes, after
several years Of unusual rainfall. Il
spreads beyond its ordinary bed. In
ISOS Lake Ffttri dried up, and the hin
popotami which had inhabited Il were
compelled to go elsewhere.-Youth's
Companion
The broad ax., 1905-04-29
LAST YEARS sHIPBUILDINo
Was the Poorest Season in This Coun-
try for the Last Six
Years.

Shipbuilding throughout the world
Is at its lowest point for the last six
years, according TO the figures made
public by Lloyd's Register Of British
and Foreign Shipping in a special cir
cular, and according to these same
figures the year was the poorest in the
United States for the same period. In
Great Britain, there is a slight gain
over last year, the lOw-water mark
since 1897, and this despite the fact
that the largest steamships are now
under construction.
All this applies to the merchant feet,
and war vessels are not considered in
these figures. In the latter respect
the showing by the United States for
the last year-the launching OF ships
aggregating 17l,OOO tons displacement
has never been equaled with but one
exception, the year 1901, when 100000
tons of British war vessels were put
overheard.
With a decrease in building mer-
chant vessels in the United States for
the last year OF $4,000 tons, as COM
pared with the previous year. the
enormous falling OF is accounted for
In the decrease recorded on the Great
Lakes. which. from an average Of 163,-
600 tons for the years 1901-1903,
dropped to $4,000 tons in 1904. Yet
the largest steamship-the Augustus
b. Wolvin, Of 6.5S5 tons-ever built on
the lakes was launched last year.
The broad ax., 1905-04-29
How to Treat Gloves.

This Is the proper way to treat q
glove: When you spy a tiny hole
mend It without delay, that It may not
Increase In size. Mend It on the inside
Of the glove with fine cotton Of the same
color as the kid. Do not use silk, for It
soon wears out
Never break on your cotton, but cut
Il, 30 as not to draw your stitches too
tightly and make the seam hard and IN
even When sewing Q split in q finger
seam insert q finger into the glove and
draw the edges together so that they
meet and that Is all; q ridge would not
only be uncomfortable, but would look
unsightly.
When q glove is too small and sits Il
n worse than useless to sew up the
rent; It must be patched. The patcA
must be Of kid Of the same color.
The broad ax., 1905-04-29
Diseases Of House Pets

Our household pets are susceptible to
far greater variety of diseases than
most people imagine Parrots are
known to be peculiarly susceptible to
a disease so peculiar to themselves that
1t is called from the Greek word for par
rot, "psittacosis." A number of fatal
cases in human beings of what was at
nrst supposed to be a malignant in
nuenzal pneumonia were in Paris traced
to the bacillus at present thought to be
causative Of the parrot disease. A GER
tain proportion Of parrots are known to
die from tuberculosis. Cats are known
sometimes to have tuberculosis, and that
they have In many cases been carriers
OF diphtheria and other Of the ordinary
infections directly and indirectly is
more than suspected.
The broad ax., 1905-04-29
st. Thomas's.

On last Sunday being Easter Day"
there was a low mass for communion
at $50 and a high festival mass at IL
a. m, at which time Stainer's Mass
was sung with organ, violin and cornet
accompaniment Father Lealte d
preached the sermon and wore a lace
Alb girdle and Biretta Easter tokens
from the VolunteerWorkers Society,
Mrs. R. A. Williams organizer. The
children's festival and vespers at z
p. m. was enjoyable. All received
Easter eggs and cards. S. A. T. Wat
kifs, Supt- Of Sunday School; Mrs.
Carrie Burch, Sec'y; Master Crayton
Thompson and Charlie Dunn, Librar-
fans; Dekovan Thompson, Organist.
CALENDAR OF WEEK.
April 30-Low Sunday.
May lists. S. Phillip and James
apostles (color of vestments red).
May Bird Invention Of the Cross,
A. d. S26.
May 5th- Friday. Fast
May 9Th st John. Evangelist.