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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-21

Sc Sdrper oa grpninecr iom iinoes.
S Rao Oh HGfter OF | large Bauer
borteiter ale Sanger % 8Gggc THAR
itore @lnslfnb, ! bpiife or iibltilf De
i~lotteite og foitbdreitc 8umeora8ter
iom 9crben fou oppiie. Ieres GGroi
prisirttes til Suuoreoer % Suitnoer
al Dollars ior bper Tra9t. Sieler
% aaober. Sattcr OF Sbapier | ole
Soconer % Suruer i%pransler og nil.
Ter iom itiitetoe NoroIps De art
tiife egue. 9itfter tl90te i itraaIer.
&c 3rQgter ]repreentercr GromIrNcr
/ @aIa fra iorifieIligc Sioer % Sofie.
Gomerne trpnaer liz irem / tGtte
aIpnger oa itaor meo gubenbc NnnS
% IpiIenoe Zine 90 toper itg rent
pil0e pno 0i&ie itranIcnoc &erligbeocr.
Sc inblcr / Gfatoir % cir i'm 6oruu.
bring oa 9emOrirg tiltlenoe 9ler'
nelu heilpotc SSnterroqotioner, Grtlo.
mationer 90 graGgeratioucr.- Gette
bar Ell llnitiaiug Al GariierperocrenS
qliutreuSc fSoriGrgeIiGbeS. - Seruc
| en- liben prp0elt9 Iupilon cr ser cn
ll6ittHitg al Iuperttne Cub ~ Sslc'
lager, Ilebne @lnSparer ioriirebe meo
8ulos % Salpfauter og culoIiereoe
@aaro / iorificlIiac Sarucr. Ser er
imrffe OF fuRitncriife Scilcopiatier,
@oroierpicer ca GIfcnbcnSopiatier
impfteoe meo GerIcr % ggOeliteuc.
SIcrc al oIsic @reier or moOcIlerc6e
citcr hiitpriife 8ruitanOc, Ser iorolrm
par / aorgcr3 % 6uriter8 Suic. Roa
andre StCorr or opbGn9t franite Bar.
Diner, Sapctcr, Graperier, 8obcIirS
% onoet TIotbco. 0eili9e TorccITn.
rutcr. WebIer OF oroct @u$ltoitpr
l,0itiIlc3 - Ill 6riiteIie Tor SSoIf, Ger
bar mnrt3c Eenge % til gGrgreIir ior
Ocnr, ser inqen Genqc bar.
IA ieg bar irrOig mco at bcgIo
Si@ic GroufrigS ScrIighencr, oroN ieR
Euiten Irttrre - % ibcti1mme traf
ieQ 0r. Aopofut &. =. %ohu.
Jon ira GCccrob, San tom ira oer
mooiatte Gnnt on ifItIoc sem @ci ica
fom. "a nj begGe burhc fndp Gio.
ms0tc2 nj meO ct G~af'ior.iioit % 6nr.
bel, San bcaop ii0 til 6ronfriQ; ic1
ifuloe til Sapau. -
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-21
Site i CpOaI 1904.

Gufemanb Cars Simunisu Nastpeit'
iprost % GHts Sisrio auutsoatter Bus
feruo.
llustarl Soarbsier 9puei anutlen
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-21
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set mdr al liOcn, mar Oh poo0nCr op ON ytorgcteI
luleiuu trTt ioH "a on ait tiIcra5 - oa CT noget gott
fat.
Noutrcn ]protctcrcr moo en- c0cr onocu 6OriommcIic
clcr Ct Curr anoct QI2brud.
&dturcn ]protcitcrcr oftcrc moo 9tcrrefuriauuueIic euo
moo nolct unoct.
Suif, 0u Stprfc CT life / Sine @hlifIer 0htiflcrra
orbciocr bare mar NcrucIraicu itQcr Dc ifoL.
Guoog sin 6icrnc 0rbcj6cr lite al Jig lep - Su0.
itouicrnc / NicruTclerHe mGa baoc GUerai til at gi8re
grbeioet; bclmc GucraI mao prrc Ncroctroit Ocn
iormlc itorc 2ipSroit, iom t]ontrotrrcr bUcrt Craon /
&eqCnet.
Gnbucr Eorm al epoqbco cDcr upo55cIi0bco cncr
Sp1oou fontutcr ira WonJcl pod NcrUetruTt I'll at boIoe
OrQouCrnc Arbcioc.
N0ur man taller ON ct QOo Nnniuttttor, mcncr nan
'inpcIthcu ct itcrtt, hcinlt AcruciuftcU.
9tmlr 9icrOcnitanrt life cr itcrtt % Del nTrpt, ieIger
mmOan0cItgt at en- cr let "ouCrarbcioct" let ucobruot
- iit iom Mrs. Sopry bcifrtOcr oct.
- Here Nauuebcr mar nit suirn ~ueS6ruSt,
ica fsltr irrt % uo1iSt. ibtc life itanb til at
ipmmc ira SeHaeH ON @'orReReR "a par ltse'
ian trrt nnar ice hun up iom mar iea ait TIL
fcnaS. Sg huuoe tugru appcttt % fGa bRa %
anhcn nh. In Ben, im bGuec brugt Yninrs
GeNcrD COMPOUND ct Bar Mar, o. lom nubefas
lehc bet bsit, beoGaeoe mia Ill at srsoe bet.
Ses tstc beore traE % lea tauot, at cttcr 'g
tiger bnpbe bet iUraubrrt ma tit Ell fritz Spiu,
be, % ieg fan lite Nae for meart til bets yiuS.
Ses lti tnae CT Slate bper Suar % HSt, o.
ia CT iitcr paa, bet cr al ben MebieiH isd
pl trTnge. ScrcS torbunSnc", Mrs. Ana
Or, Sumru, 3i09 Suubam Hpe, aauidS Git.
Wu. iNortbu Diutron, Srner ut Guhcrn Star;
Nec. Sec. Snuas Gin Srcuolg aio SorictpD
Eainc@ GccrD COMPOUND aipcr m Nerpcfraft iii On.
'CnNr b0cr Go9 pco al feoe % q]ietoprrtte Ncrperuc til
Ceres iuI0e Stprtc. Get Ioor olOriR fell al opbpgge
oct %reotru0tc Suitcu til iuj0, irooia 3elbre6.
70 0aarS 9e5an0Ijn8 bc0Her bets pi0uu6erIige Strait.
III feIer be0rc Itrur.
Gr9U FoineS GccrD COMPOUND t0aQ. SaQ bare en-
Coils, noor Oh 8aor for at to8c fat pun Gogeus booroc.
ic StrG0.
&c bUor nleqet bc6re 0l ieIer.
&c boor mcgct lctcre @nr0erne OCItcr bort.
Eoinc8 Gcerp COMPOUND ip0er Ncrperne aienop.
rctter DEM til 0crc5 Sturfc - Qiper DEM I'm arait iii at
icnhe Gin o. ScIbrr6 til bpcr Del al 2egcnet, MT WoS
/ Siertet. I'M 6rcoiahco Su6et.
Sut Sctte Foiuc5 Gelcrn COMPOUND cr en- Cpfrift
ira cit al Sc melt bctienHtc 2rper. bette gon6 bar bapt.
FrOi, 6. e. EbeIp5 ira Turtnoutb ~llnipenitct
Gue auiocor Apotefcre o%ubcfoIcr % ipigcr Gdine8 &c.
Tern COMPOUND.
WELLS, RICHARDSON Il co.
Burlington, Vermont.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-03-21
Ellie iyee
Kpin>er
SHroc lGic Wrs. 5or's grcu.
! rubuer Ggu Of llnitsp States bar epoia q.
Siufbam's Ssartable Gompsuab be.
pirttt lignrnbr Sflbrfsrlirr.

Of fptHoeii9e Spgormmc iuregaar Der Ito.
big mango UiOuuoerlrgc 6eIbrerclier, ipm enc
ltplocs Wruqeu al gDoid q. giufbdm's g's,
geiable COMPOUND, % ueo at jglge be Eaao,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-09-01
Melon Day Committees

r. u. Pollock. chairman executive
committee.
Finsnes COMMITTEES.
!. d. Hale. chairInan; II. J. Sprinkler.
George Preble. Paul Kennedy. Z. c.
shelton.
Public Comfort Committee.
W. G. Steele. chairman; w. c. Scan.
land. w. J. Mcdonald. e. v. Kinney.
W. II. Hickox. r. w. Niche. Daniel
Deemcr. Chas. Rcckcr, Paul Hardy, w.
+. Green. d. W. Barkiey. J. Z. Lawson.
Geo. Il. Daring. W. J. Brown.
Decoration COMMITTEES.
W. II. Hardy. chairman: II. L. Mey-
er. J. u. Byars, J. II. Price. J. w. Phe-
necic, r. II. Hilhker.
Grounds Committee.
W. u. Goblin, chairman: r. J. Cros-
Ter. q. c. Hawkey. Geo. A. Daring. J..
w. Lawton. Jno. Williams.
Melon Committee.
A. c. Conner, chairman. A. p. kouns,
q. W. Swink, Milton Badger. J. IL.
Crowley. ID. v. Burreil. n. q. Anderson,
Fred Haines. @. w. Oliver. J. II. See
man. Emery Robb, &. Il. Fish & Co..
Young & Mathis, w. u. Ebbcrt. Mark
Carnahan. q. a. Jones. J. l.. Bennett.
Lewis Swink. Geo. II. Rucker. william
Harding, q. w. Maliott, Lyon & Cog
gins, oliver Adcock. Geo. II. Larmore.
I. d. Hale. A. NJ. Travis.
Music Committee.
+. J. Smith, chairman: c. +. Evans,
q. w. Lewis. II. W. Lance, +. NJ. Clark.
Red and green were selected as
Watermelon Day colors and liberal
use of Old Glory recommended.
The decoration committee was in
structed to display n flag on North
Main between the State Bank and the
Maxwell building. and on South Main
between the First National Bank and
Odd Fellows hall.
The matter of an entertainment on
the melon grounds In the morning was
referred to the music committee.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-09-01

Tho nation face TO face with great economic questions
Of the greatest Of which the Capitalization Of capital
In commercial and industrial enterprises Otherwise stated
shall the American nation consist Of few many ndivd
usl dealers.
One ma-osdsr house In Chicago received In single day
one fifth Of the entire business mall Of that city.
When that fact known and also that single and ndivd
usi catalogue houses sell annually $2soooooo to $780,
100000. you plainly that the distsbtioa Of
ehsndiss b esntsring rapidly m . few hands.
How long viii b. ss this rate. unit, prices msrehsn-
diss win b marked up and marked down Just - oil s9
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-09-01

II you patronizs maordsr houses you are fostsrne
monopoly
You feeding 4 monopoly!
While you do this local enterprises 60 hungry for patron
age
The country doss not need more 10000 acre farms Il
does need 20 70 100 fasms.
The country does not nssd ten moastsous mai-oedsr
houses 70 DO al Tie business. does need 100000 small
merchants.
What ths responsibility Of the citizen who helps 70 de-
vsop moaopnH9 Is hs contributing 70 the stability and
psrpstmsy os he Republic.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-09-01

6ASIA fE ltAIsRoAD.
A piece Of round $50 feet by
500 feet Including within Its
boundaries the railway station
and bounded as follows: com.
mcncins at tfc intersection
Of the northcrly line Of the At
crimson. Topeka q Santa fc
r. 4. Cos right-of-way with the
castcriy line of Ninth street
and running southwcstcriy on
said castcriy limo of Ninth
southcastcrly and at right an.
Rics to the last mentioned line
800 n. TO the westerly line Of
Main street produced: thence
northcastcrly on Main street
produced $50 n. TO tho north.
crly line OF the Atchison. To-
pcka q Santa Fc Railway Cos
risht-of-way: thence north.
westerly on said line 500 n.
TO place Of beginning. ...... .Sasi.es
According to the statement OF the
City Engineer provided for by Sec. 20
Of Chapter 1s1 of the Session Laws
Of 1899.
Witness my hand and the seal OF
said City this 1sth day OF Aug. 1908.
r. L. MckELvEY.
City Clerk Of the City of Rocky Ford.
Getty scai.)
First publication Aug. as. 1905.
Last publication Sept. 8, 1905.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-09-01

Nsties Of Completion and Acceptance
Of Local improvements In Rocky
Fsrd District Sanitary Sewer District
No. I and Of APpertienmsnt Of the
cese rhsrsef.
To the owners Of the real estate
which is hereinafter described. the
same consisting Of all the lots and
lands In Rocky Ford District SAM
tary Sewer District No. ! In the City
Of Rocky Ford. Colorado.
NOTICE eIs HEREBY GIVEN
Pursuant to Section 81 OF an Act
Of the General Assembly OF the State
OF Colorado entitled IAN Act to provide
for the construction OF local Improves
ments In cities Of all classes" etc. ap-
proved April 8th. 1893. the same be-
ing Chapter i5l OF the Session Laws
of Colorado OF 1899. that the Improve
mcnt In and for said District which
was authorized by Ordinance No. lo&
of said City 1904. to-wit: the construc-
tion OF a District Sanitary Sewer. has
been completed and has been accept.
ed By the City Council of said city:
that the whole cost OF said Improve
ment IL thirty-seven thousand nve
hundred dollars. said amount includ-
ing ak per cent additional for costs
of inspection. collection and other IN.
ctdentair, and also including interest
to tho last day OF February. 1906. nj
the rate of Ave per cent per annum:
that the share apportioned to each
lot or tract of land within said Dis
trict and assessable for said Improve
ment is as hereinafter stated. Pro-
vided, however. that any owner VINO
shall pay his full assessment WITHIN
thirty days after the passage OF the
assessing ordinance will receive an
allowance of five per centum: that any
complaints or objections that may be
made In writin. by the owners OF said
real estate to the City Council ana
fiIed In the office OF the city Clerk
within thirty days from the publ.
cation OF this notice will be heard ana
determined by the City Council before
the passage OF any ordinance ASSESS
ins; the cost of said Improvement: and
that after said hearing and deiermina-
tion the City Council Will by ordin-
nncc. nsseAs the cost of said Improve.
rncnt against all the real estate IN said
District 80 improved as by said ACT
provided.
of land and the share npporttoned I"
each hcreinabovc referred To-. VIZ:
No,c-Such Descriptions ns lots 70
n, inciud. the iirst. all tn. in'ermed-
tatc and the last named lot
Charlevoix county herald., 1905-08-05

huge metropolis so full of culture and
wealth, noblemen and Christian
churches.
There is a street type, small, slight,
round-shouldered, dressed In black
with the invariable black sailor hat;
hair loosely knottcd at the back of
the neck and always about to fall,
shoes terribly ragged-and look so
ignorant and vacant as to be more
bestial than human. A very common
type this is-it almost haunts one
There is masculine type equally re-
pulsive; he Is the man we meet COM
ing out Of the alehouse or standing
at the door wishing he had enough
pence to go in-most unkempt, for
lorn, neglected, helpless beings, and
here without number.
Yet, IL we can get away from this
sordidness and misery London has a
great fascination and charm. When
the spring sun shines on the dear old
abbey and the massive houses of par.
lament and the gayly dressed anc
happy people throng into Hyde Park
and everybody seems to know that
everybody else Is full Of the joys of
springtime and the squares are full
of delightful flowers and shrubbery,
Charlevoix county herald., 1905-08-05
Copyright. 1905. by Daily Story Pub. Coz

Ben Burket was a widower and Joe
Pixley was bachelor. The one was
a Possum Ridge farmer and the other
taught the Possum Ridge school. They
were both well past middle age.
Burket's chief purpose in life, 1t
seemed, was to oppose Pixley. No
matter what the latter attempted the
former was ready to do all In his
power to defeat him. There was no
reason for this, so far as anybody
could see, for Joe was quiet. inofen-
sive man, who attended strictly to his
own business; and he had certainly
never harmed Burket. But 1t had
been so for years, and 1t looked as
though ii would continue as long as
they both lived. However no one
knows in what day or what hour the
worm may turn.
There lived on Possum Ridge
homely old widow, who was chiefly
noted for her temper. Her name was
Morgan. She had had three husbands,
but, fortunately for them, they were
all dead. They had died happily, for,
while they died not knowing what was
awaiting them in the next life, they
knew from what they were escaping
in this. They felt that even at the
worst the change would be a great
improvement.
One day Pixley conceived brilliant
idea in connection with this widow.
He had long felt that he had suffered
enough from Burket's interference in
his affairs, and that he ought to do
something to put stop to it; but he
had not been able to devise any plan.
Now, however. plan was at hand
and he saw his way clearly. He
chuckled softly as he anticipated the
final results.
The next day Pixley called on Mrs.
Morgan. day or two later he called
again. From that time on he became
a frequent visitor at her house, and
the oftener he went the longer he
remained.
On Possum Ridge news travelled
fast, and whatever one person did
was soon known to all the rest. So 1t
was not long till everybody knew OF
Pixley's visits to the widow. Every
UOuJ hucW, tOO, vi a. ASooe eh>s
thought they knew, what his object
was. 1t could not be anything short
of matrimony.
Some laughed at the thought Of the
trouble Joe was liable to get himself
into. Some shook their heads gravely,
and in their hearts they pitied him
One or two of his more intimate
friends went to him and tried to con
vince him that he was making a ser
ious mistake.
'Tf you marry that old woman.
they said, you will never see anoth
.er minute of peace on earth. She will
harass you to your grave. You are
too old to be such a fool"
That's all right" he replied. "Don'i
you worry about me. know what
s I'm doing"
Calmly and smilingly he went on his
way; keeping his own counsel. and
Charlevoix county herald., 1905-08-05
Real Bad Man Gathered In.

"T'm a woolly wolf. I've got tail
sixteen feet long and it's covered with
barbwire. The DEVILS broke loose !;
take in yer canoes, you scaly-hided,
fiat-heeled sons of slush tubs. My
tread causes earthquakes, my breath
adde's milk. can spit a blister on a
wash pot and bust up stillhouse by
blowing in at the wum. The lions
loose-close yer windows. I'm mos.
sill of the best man that ever took a
drink of Denison prohibition booze
Clean out thar" These and few
other remarks of like character were
INDUCED In by young man last night
on Main street. The young fellow ,s
in pawn now and is looking for some
farmer who needs a good cotton chop
per to come and take him out of hook
-Durant, I. T. News.
Charlevoix county herald., 1905-08-05

Not very well. I've only met her
a few times; but she's likely looking
woman. They say she has some tenn.
per, but think know enough about
women to manage that"
The Squire smiled knowingly, but
said nothing. He had his own ideas
of some things, but he did not feel
called upon to express them. Ben
Burket was old enough to take care of
himself, certainly. He ought to know
what he was doing, and If he didn't
it was not the Squires lookout. Then.
If Ben married the widow, Pixley
could not have her. and that was a
matter Of considerable moment In the
Squire's estimation, since he was a
friend to Joe.
Beeson saddled his horse and rode
with Burket over to Mrs. Morgan's
house. She was waiting for them, and
was all ready to be married. Without
delay the Squire performed the cere-
mony that made her and Ben husband
and wife. Pocketing his fee. he said:
i've done you all the damage can,
and from this on you will have to fight
| it out between yourselves" "a.
/ Ben took his wife to his own home.
and, in order to make. his victory over
Pixley the more complete, rode around
by the school house, SO that the latter
might see them. Joe had just dis
missed school. and was standing out
| in front when they rode up. With a
| smile of triumph Ben said: @
"Pixley, | want to introduce you to
my WIFE"
Naturally he thought he was dealing
Joe hard blow, and he expected to
see him sink under 1t. But Joe did
nothing of the kind. He did not seem
| in the least cast down. Instead, he
laughed loud and long and acted as
| though it was all good joke. Ben
was puzzled at such conduct. and he
was more puzzled yet when Joe said I:
II knew you would fall into the
trap, but didn't think you would do
it SO soon. guess we are about even
now"
What do you mean?" Burket asked
Nothing" Pixley replied, only that
man who is always butting in may
butt in once too often. l wish you
much Joy, Ben. Good evening"
AS Ben continued on his way he
fell to pondering Joe's words. What
did they mean, he wondered? What
trap had he fallen into, and what did
Joe mean about them being even, and
about man butting In once too often
1t was all incomprehensible to him
and he could not fathom 1t.
Then Joe had not seemed in the
least disappointed at losing the widow
Rather he had laughed at 1t as If Il
was q most enjoyable joke. He ap
peared to be so highly pleased al
though 1t was the one chief thing II
his life upon the contamination o.
Charlevoix county herald., 1905-08-05

ndS lOuA, =
practice that mothers IN the fashion
able world object to crying babies.
and do not hesitate to sanction the
use of opiates by nurses-and the
nurses give full and unqualified ap-
proval--and he recites what Is well
known to every physician, that the
baby which is lulled to sleep and not
permitted to howl and yell becomes
deficient in lung power, and after
babyhood is passed is weakling. He
has undertaken the treatment Of just
this class of children by the simple
but original method of expanding and
contracting the lungs by a pastime
which the sickliest child will take
hold of with little or no persuasion.
He has devised a saponaceous mix
ture which will make tough" soap
bubbles, so that In the desire to in.
crease the size of the thin-walled
globe the little patient will exercise
his or her lungs to the fullest extent
and the simple little trick is working
wonders.
Charlevoix county herald., 1905-08-05
FROM SAME BOX
Where the Foods Com. From.


Look here, waiter, honest now,
don't you dip every one of these faxed
breakfast foods out Of the same box?
well, yes, boss, we duz. all 'cept
Grape-Nuts, cause that don't look like
the others and people know 'zackly
what Grape-Nuts looks like. But
there's bout dozen different ones
named ON the bill of fare and they are
all thin rolled flakes so 1t don't make
any difference which one a man calls
for, we just take out the order from
one box"
This talk led to an investigation.
Dozens of factories sprung up about
three years ago, making various kinds
of breakfast foods, seeking to take the
business of the original prepared
breakfast food-Grape-Nuts. These
concerns after precarious existence,
nearly all failed. leaving thousands OF
boxes of their foods in mills and ware
houses. These were in several in
stances bought up for a song by spec
ulators and sold out to grocers and
hotels for little or nothing. The proc
ess OF working off this old stock has
been slow. One will see the names
on menus of faxed foods that went
out of business a year and half or
two years ago. In few cases where
the abandoned factories have been
bought up, there is an effort to resus-
citat4 the defunct. and by copying the
style of advertising OF Grape-Nuts,
seek to influence people to purchase.
But the public has been educated to
the fact that all these thin faxed
foods are simply soaked wheat or oats
rolled thin and dried out and packed.
They are not prepared like Grape
Nuts. in which the thorough baking
and other operations which turn the
starch part of the wheat and barley
into sugar, occupy many hours and re-
suit in food so digestible that small
infants thrive on 1t, while 1t also con-
tains the selected elements of Phos-
phate of Potash and Albumen that
unite in the body to produce the soft
gray substance in brain and nerve
centers. There's a reason for Grape
Nuts, and there have been many imi-
tations, a few of the article itself, but
many more of the kind and character
of the advertising. Imitators are al
ways counterfeiters. and their printed
and written statements cannot be ex-
pected to be different than their
goods.
This article Is published by the
Postum Co. at Battle Creek. Addition
al evidence of the truth can be sup
| piled In quantities..
Charlevoix county herald., 1905-08-05
In London's Busy Streets
Especial Correspondence-)

II Is hard thing to get out of Lon
n. No matter In what direction one
alks or drives, masses of brick and
one work surround one on every
de; there seems to be no end to
igland's capital. This Is natural
lough when one considers that g.
O,000 people call themselves Lon
'ners." This army of humankind
ust live, and must work In order to
,use and feed itself. AS evidence OF
fact that 1t works London has
rect after street filed from one end
the other with stores and Offices.
aere is the Strand running into his
ric Fleet street, Edgeware and
hitechapel roads, fashionable Re-
mt and Bond streets; Oxford street,
lth its silverware; Piccadilly, for
any blocks lined with shops and
rther on with exclusive clubhouses.
i'd other streets far too numerous to
ention. There is much to be seen
all of these streets besides shops.
hrongs of people and masses of We
cles fill the walks and roads. 1t Is
1t the street car that distresses one
IRE, 1t Is the clatter of horses hoofs,
e slamming of cab-doors, the appeal
the street venders, the slash of the
,rse-whip and the uncomfortable,
sver-ending procession of men and
omen.
Who is there who has not heard Of
ondon's omnibuses? You go to the
lrk, to town, to church, to theater
London from any direction, and
wv do you get there? On an electric
lr that will transfer you to cable
II and to still another electric tram ?
ost probably not, for there are very
w street car lines in London. You
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Charlevoix county herald., 1905-08-05
Boomerang as Life Saver.

Attention is being devoted to the
boomerang as a means of saving life
at sea. The contrivance is simply a
boomerang to which swivel is at
tached TO carry the line without twist
ing. With it a man can instantly
throw a strong line $50 feet to 200
feet, and, as the boomerang floats it
will sustain the cord on the water
and give a person on the surface
chance to catch it, and be drawn to
land or supported until boat ar
rives. The device requires little skill
to throw it accurately.