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The Somerset reporter., 1905-02-23
The Hunger of
A Mans Soul
By CAMPBELL MACLEOD


fragrance o. The red roses and To AVOID
MS eyes winch were persistent H'
WIS thinking Of how young and lovely
she was. How could he EXPECT her t.
love him? TIE mirrnr nnnnsfta re
minded him Of his year.
Yes no vvoi,la toll h.., ... -. all
nsi,s,t ovnIanatfa,.
-, ,,..,.. g..
''"pl' once III
'''s' - - ~ 'oi''i'''''''' Aae iaa l"iu
MN no" Sile haied young men and new
HOUSES. 1t was ehiIdlSi ol INN. Ire told
niiilseIi' 10 expect Hef /" kho" her own
mint
" mat can ea'; she or'ipea ~ hin"
WIN Su'llIliR eyes. Anything. Iioi1 a.
nice AouhI man 10 al" oyster. Ii'f'
Nas ,lle opening, sooner 'aaa he '\
pee ltu.
'uu''n' ne n',San -'aNeiA. II Is "'
,ue 9'ul'h MA" Us" 10 9itaN '"N
1'i VI" '"'9 say II y SounI ii'N''S
''''" i,''">, ." M 'as'' 10 ''''
e'' Vi NV KIN seeiii'u d" 'hAl"uS'
iieH|itu "Pl'eai loi II'''ipii. ~ 'HiS
vas '"' ii'"'ie nm >" S'o'i.S 81 un
'iNe n'l"He'i' ne war ''''u u ilei ~
"0n'eu " pe iiee' sue was Pu!iiis
ioAe ~ P'eVee ahu n''ll'e 'iit i'e'ais "Ne'
iiei HiE'i ups sum we iiis .ne Nui
'',i INV on oui nun Noia'''' nv
She nodded slowly She veg herinninp
IN 500 moro clearlv evorv minnie inst
rs ones oves grow accustomed IA dark
ness aftor tho fret bewilderment- no
wanted to no free
..Jndith " no said 81 shall ask anlv
one favor or vono He besIfated
II - yrautad - she returned ooldlv
"porbone I shall have the honor Of
concentrating you-also." The also"
WINS added nc an aftertbouoht
I'll * thar Won will toll if MI to me g"
lie besitated through a sense of deli
cacy "If Won mind. dear" he added
gently "tben don,tr,
bid ohio ,rinds ebo asked bnrself No.
sbe elor,od +, tho onnortunitv If hc
sfgbed far his Freedom no should have,
il Sin youId mako no effort IN hold
him, lint b.. .bonld understand harnr,
she Lot him, on that other mon tl,nIrht
h.,. do,froIlo rbop no could 90 viii,
his frnadom and she would marry any
one of tho others II made no differ
once .hn would take fine one who next
asked her She was eighteen and in
6nifeIv voung The middle aged mar
onnostto fnlt that he world barter hi.
immortal soul to be twenty four to he
The Somerset reporter., 1905-02-23
Somerset,n Sheriff

The Civic League Record for February
uses on its cover page good like
ne,s Of Sheriff Clyde H. Smith Of this
county, making the following comment;
Que year ago upon the front page OF
the January Record" there appeared
tie picture Of Mr.. Alfred II. Lang OF
Stowhegan, the Sheriff OF Somerset
G unity. Underneath was this comment
Ga personal merit and pledge to en-.
force the law this Democrat was elected
slerif by the good citizens Of all parties. .
NJ. Lang as the saying goes "made
< Oh 10 appreciation OF the faithful
performance Of his duties Somerset
c. Izens, independent of political party
rendered Mr.. Lang, a testimonial banquet
brief account of which was given in
the January Record.
1t is pleasure to present this month
the picture Of Sheriff Clyde II. Smith Of
Somerset Co., and place beneath it his
tine sentiments expressed at the test
monial banquet Of his honored predeces-
sor. ut is my Hottest ambition, my
higeet ideal to continue the policies OF
him whose official conduct has merited
the respect shown him as the honored
guest of this distinguished company"
The Somerset reporter., 1905-02-23
oRDER \ NOTlCE IHfREON

DISTRICT az MAINE -.
On tins 18th day Of February \. b. Los Of
reading the foregoing petition. it is
Ordered Ky the Court Thai a hearing be had u
Oh the same on the 10Th day Of March A /
1905, before ~aid Court a. Portland, ia said Dis
trict, Al 10 o'clock in the forenoon; and that
notice thereof he published u The Somerset Re
porter newspaper printed IA said District auG
that all known creditors. and other persons II
interest, may appear al fhe said time and pace
and show cause II any hey have, why the
prayer of said petitioner should not he granted
And il Is further Ordered 10y the Count Ina
the Clerk shall send by mai 10 all known credi
tors copies of said petition and this order. al.
dressed 10 them at their Places of residence a.
stated.
Witness the Honorable Clarence Hale. Judge
of the said Court ana tie sea- thereof at pert
land, in said District on the 18th day Of February
A. d. 1905.
Is JAMES z. HEWEY, Clerk.
true copy of petition ard order thereon
lwS Attest; JANIS r. HEWEY, Clerk.
Probably more women would take out lie
insura" &c policies II they didn't have to state
Nlas.
The Somerset reporter., 1905-02-23

Prosperity has lifted many man up for the
purpose OF cropping HIN into the deep waters
OF oblivion.
l. will pay you to keep { hamberlain's
Collie, Cholera aud Diarrhoea Remedy IN
your home. 1t only costs quarter
Sold by & r Fogg Skowhegan; l. G.
Williams, Athens; sullivan Newton,
Jackman.
The Somerset reporter., 1905-02-23
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablet
Unequalled for Constipation.
What are Thew

Chamberlain Stomach and Liver
Tablets. A new remedy for stomach
troubles, biiousness, and constipation
aud good one. Price % cents. For
sale by 9 Fogg, Skowhegan; l.. c
Williams. Athens; sullivan Newton,
Jackman
The Somerset reporter., 1905-02-23

Probably more women would take out lie
insurap &c policies II they didn't have to state
their real ages.
The Somerset reporter., 1905-02-23

Complete information will be s-n, free oa reoeir Of
this coupon w.th Blank lines f Cd. Coupon Should
be mailed ,o-aas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-04-11
-,icn,ras sesn los NJ ,ores ae

A.. s..s ts> tns 49,
etae ID
u....
.Iult
= lo .ae esl.t.fsna.o &c 4 rro
.fe ssa ntasc:~-a ,.. tau
n, sr.ss - us .ts,gp't r.x.ea
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-04-11
" AlmaS sin ru'nho>
IA MENTOR

num BRA ~lN tMt Mreefrn al
Crimcn. 80 rloa alsuNesiu. a. pA'
Tricidn sin Qne dc>poisnl :,
de. nohle lu>isnlu elci bieu ! dt
o:ra> cuaisla3ts Counatufalc> 4
su coucienSla moral. ~ CoUvicr-
Ia en- la horrible = eXccrada
bestis humane
Para ell Tue neccSauo que un
suceso impgeVi>io en uno de mlS
irecuenies Wales al interior
me obligase a pasar una corta
temporada en- el campo.
Me parece que en- uno dc los
capitulos de esta obriila. Va pu
blicados, liable. muy la llgera,
de la monotonia con que torren.
o. mejor dicho, con que andan.
paso de burro cansa 10, los dIas
en- las poblaclones pequenas.
La carencia absolute de es-
pectaculos publicos, de diversio-
mes sociales v de toda esa serie
de pasatiempos que hacen anna
bic, V, veces, fellz la vida en-
las ciudades; aumentan la mo-
notonia. Ell tedi0, el hastio que,
continuamente invade a las al
mas TuraleS.
Bajo esa impression, Chupaba
yo un cigarro, tendido a la une.
ricana, en- un siilon EN- la sala
del hotel, cuado vinieron a avi
sarme que un amigo me espe-
raba en- et balloon.
Ali me esperaba, etectlva-
mente. un amigo recentlslmo,
un amigo fresco. no porqu fue-
ia 'ffesCo" en- sus aCtOs; es de
cir, pOrque tuviera poca YER
giienza, sin6, porque hacia POGO
tempo, cuatro o clnCo dias, que
lie COnOCla.
lie saludo, me saluda Cam
biamOs algunas. frases, Y me
Convida a dar un paseo por la
poblaci6n Acompanole, no por
pasear, pues desde que conoci al
licenciado aquel, lie he coJido
miedo, terror pauicO, a las ca
lies de clertas pOblaClones, por
las presentaclOnes Y pOr los
'ChlnOs -.
AnduvimOs algunOs pasos,
CuandO mi amigo NE detuV0,
diciendome, con alre 90. tOra! y
COnvertldo en- una exclamation
de admiration, desde Ia cabeza
hasta los ples,
-lE1a v1sto usted a aquel ca
ballero. que ACADIA de crular Ia
calle Opuesta ,..:
81. csc tfpO, que paroce un
ZancudO hambrientO ....
All, ese tlpO, como acaba de
decir usted eo uno dc los caba
lleroS mas iluetres de esta Loca-
lidad -
-Caile. le contest6, es des~en-
diente de Roger de Laura. 0 de
los PantOJa, O de los Ull0a
No embrome listed hOm bre.
ese caballero ea de cuna humll
de; perO por su intelggencla es-
ia una altura
-Si. va 10 Veo e. un nom
bre de mucho luerpo de buena
est mpa
-Sera 10 que usted quiera,
en- Ell afdn que demueotra usted
por burIarse de todo; pero ala
van al4unOs datos soOre ese que
he caliticado de ilu>tre Caballero.
por su clen IA. pOr ou saber .--.
y, pOrque vale
PrecJsamente, por aQui llega
hasta nosotros Ell aenor Don In
dino Vara de Chi haos. Sc 10
voy a prescntar a listed para
que juzyue sus indiscutioles
merit0S
No, ipor Dies, le REFUSE.
No. me le preSenle uSted. No
conturbe mas mi imagina ion
no lacere mas nj alma no agOte
mi paCi nCla y no qulerC
conocer aqui a na1Ie. a nadIc
l.. y. g.. f,<f
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-04-11
S. F. L.ORENZI
AGENEE COMISIONISTA
PLAYA DE PONCE, PTO. RICO

Representsnte de varias casas de los
Estados Unidos, de Europa y de la
Isla.
Corredor de Fabricantes tejidos y
del ramo de mercancias en general.
Tieue catAlogos. y muestras de in
6nidad De articulos y Sc encarga DIT
do pedido los Estados Unidos y 4
Europa.
Recibe 4 dep6sito cafe, az6car, y
toda clase de Frutos del Pals para
veAderse en- plaza 6 emba rtarse.
Solicitz precios sobre mucstras que
% 10 envien y trasmit- la mcjor oferta
6 Ia acepta cuando para clio - k
autorisA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-04-11
'vara lie chieharos habl6 de ,oao

lSen lnanoiio dcslaffAalo = a0se
lNts 0n>NunuNamxntu. c>trt> hl
ii ro euif la susas Qus
ta5.s:a .Nno uraN tCuasas
\ < maTeho.
~ lsesn hawa dado uns,s n
50, ~ senof aQucl me en,af
coA mi amigo un poco rcpncs
tn trl mai sate ha>,afiic flpas
tanqullo. : Con lono sumbon .e
diir
haeno nigame uslcd
"a 4sc sitio. iipN 'utra . gaNcia
de su Serebro. iiene guardada
este hombre 81 in,eilSencia
Nus rasgoS iisicoS. 10 CORES
pon4en al lalento superior. in
coSnCsCible que u>ted lesupone.
No me interrumpa uSted con
uaue. caraCterizandomc Ap1
a hace:ie, primcto. el retrato
suyo quiero deer el retrato dc
su "envoltura material. como
diria un espirltista lntegerrimo:
Me la parecido un canuto vacio
porque es canuto.
rs largo como cuenta dc acre
tdOr que cobra intereses al
quirce por ciento annual. En- su
rostro encanijado ingrato. del
gaduchC Y prensado como una
pasa malaguenl, tiene usted
bllllante representation de las
pasloneS mas ruineS Y encOn
tradas.
No, no Intentc listed inte-
rrumpirme. Ahora no bronco,
como dice listed, haOio serla-
mentc.
Slg0 por parties, Su frente eS
eStrecha, desprimida, signos que
no me regara usted que aCusan
en- el indivlduo falta de iniciati
va; rasgo predominane que pre-.
seuta el imbecfi a Ia simple Wis
ia. Su narlz large, de fosas 1nuy
ablertas, es signo evidente de
su gran olta'o para desCubrir
una cena a dos Kilometres de
distancia. Sus ojos quieren,
intentan debllmente, expresal
algo que sc cOnvieFte en- cero
pues las pupilas no Sc mueven
con la regularidad acOstumbra
da y eStan sitmpre parolizadas
como las funci)nes de su cere
bro; suS C0rneas amarillentas
Ell papel de estraza. indlcio evi-
dente es de una enfermedat ]
muy COmun en- gente de sus
cOnilClones flslcas: de la iCte-
rlCla,
Y mi amigo no Sc pudo con
tener, y me lnterrImplo rapi-
famente con ccraje, atOlondra
do n cho un baslllscO:
-Noy enumerar,e a usted
las notabIes cuahdades dc senior
Nara dc ChlCharOs
b en-, le cOnteate. perO me
permitira listed las interrulcio
neo que me sugieran las nOta-
les cualidades que enCuentIa
uslet en- ese Caballero.
-ConvcnidO. Olga listed. Esc
cnba lero tu6 amanuense de una
otclna pUbIca.
Bum modo de empezar .Ese
es el prlnclptO de Ia carrera de
las CnupCterOS.
Can ,ado de la vida seden-
taria de IA ohcina, Sc pre-
seut0 d examenes Y, en- franca
poeIcl0n. ingres0 en- el magis
terlO
HON bret No me extrana ell
oaIto: plramidal, asOm broso 10
han dadO muchOs CaTreros anne
ricanos que, pOr e! principle que
Hes Otofga su semidivina naCiO-
% III ID, escalaron importantes
puestos EN- el Departamento de
kdu~acl0n q, el cual es una es,
pcCie de AuXllio MutuO que han
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-04-11

D sborsbes dc de de Doms as fesiyOs s craA
vi sabmento
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-05-12
squaIIop's Legacy

1t had always been young Squal.
lops understanding that he would in
herit something handsome" when his
uncle, a studious and somewhat schol-
arly man, passed off the stage of ac-
ton. The uncle died and the viii was
opened.
Young Squallop was indeed remem-
bered. The bulk Of his relatives
means was found to have been sunk
in annuities. but the size Of the pack
age bequeathed to the young man sur.
prised him. He opened it, examined
the contents, then locked it away from
prying eyes.
Il hear your uncle left you some
thing" said an acquaintance a week
or two afterward, meeting him ON the
street.
YES" he replied. my uncle left
me ten thousand"
Il congratulate you! With 10000
a young man may be considered to
have at least fair start in life"
Il didn't say pounds. He left me
10000 chess problems"
1t was even so. For many years the
old gentleman had been making a col
lection Of such problems. clipping them
from the chess columns Of various
weekly papers. and as his most cher
ished possession he left it entire to his
fayorite nephew, a youth who did not
know a pawn from blshop.-Tit-Bits
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-05-12
aermanr,p populntIon CROW.

Richard Guenther, United States
Consul-General at Frankfort reports
that the latest statistical estimates for
the German Empire place the popula-
tion on July /, 1903, at 5S,549, 600,
against 57,7Os,000 and 56,s62, 900 on
July !, 1902 and 1901, respectively.
From these figures it appears that
the population has increased S41. 900
or LAG per cent, in the last year. while
the increase Of 1902 over 1901 was
$4,000, or Lao per cent The census
Of December l. 1900, showed a popu-
lation Of 56,317,17S. Thus, according
to the official estimates, the increase
in two and one-half years Is 2,1SO, 600.
In the last ten years the population
has increased 7.S00,00O, IN the last
twenty years, 12,50O,00O, Sad since the
formation Of the German Empire. II
York Times. ~-..
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-05-12

The largest brics-making regiog in
the country is the Hudson River valley
in New York State. where nearly a bill.
lion brick are made annually. Penn
sylvania leads in the production Of
pressed brick Most OF the terra Gotta
comes from New York. New Jersey
and Illinois. Although West Virginia
was the cradle Of the paving brick in.
dustry. Ohio now leads in the produc-
ton Of viuifed brick. Ohio Illinois,
Indiana and Michigan are the most i'm
portant producers OF drain tile. and
Ohio Is the main producer also OF
sewer pipe Pennsylvania produced
over four and n half million dollars
worth OF fire brick. about onc-half the
total production, in both 1900 ana 1901.
Ohio. New Jersey and Pennsylvania. i'm
the order named, are the greatest pro-
ducers Of pottery, East Liverpool. Ohio
and Trenton, n. J.. being the chief CEN
tres Of pfoluctlon.-American Cultivas
tor. tt
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-05-12

King Edward is becoming an invet.
crate coffee drlnker Wherever he
goes his Egyptian coffee maker, Emin
Abraham, follows with his little cof.
fee mill, ana after luncheon ana din
ner. prepares special brew for His
Majesty and the fortunate few who
are privileged to taste It. Emin is
able to hold this little mill in his
hands when grinding the berries-a
particular kind-and the coffee is
served IN very small cups which have
almost the appearance Of egg cups. II
Is, of course served by Emin himself
in all the glory of Oriental drapery.
The people who have tasted the Kings
ciffee are very few and not MI of
those admire the flavor Of it. though
none would dare to say SO, knowing
His Majesty has such a high opinion
Of IFS quality London Tatler.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-05-12

Because 1 was thinking about =:
myself"
She laughed.
sYou certainly were foolish and i'm
pudent that day. weren't you. nows"
mo" he replied, quietly. "Impu-
dent, perhaps, but not foolish. You
were beautiful and are-every one says
so, and-I guess you're more beautiful
to me than to any one else" he added
honestly.
Foolish boy" she said softly.
Eyes" he agreed, very. very fool
ish, Mildred. / once had dream.
May / tell it to yous"
"Why, yes" she said, evidently glad
to change the subject Yes. indeed" :"
Il dreamed that / met a girl, beau
tifuI girl, and to tell the truth, / fell
in love with her. Love at first sight.
they cali It. Foolish, wasn't L? The
only trouble was that she didn't love
me, and just as this conclusion was
thrust upon me, just as l was realizing
It most strongly. woke up and real
leu WuNA Blcc ud0 bCCn AA+ pd3f
Mil. do dreams always go by contra
ries?"
Ted" said the girl, quietly, Il
know what you're going to say. You
wish this one would. Teddy, take my
advice If you love a girl. tell her so.'
For a moment the young man was
baffied.
do you care?" he cried. Have
been meeting you every day, break
fasting, lunching and dining with you,
and you have not known that l loved
you. Why need / hold of longer? |
love you. love you, love you, and have
loved you ever since that day when |
kissed you by mistake. say, Mil
dred, will you promise toto let me
do it againi"
And Mildred, unresisting, promised.
In the fan of the next year Ted
Scott and Mildred Hastings were
united in the little church by the riy-
er, and a happy couple they were.
When the minister's voice ceased. and
Theodore put back Mildred's veil and
kissed his wife. both thought of the
time they first met Then the music
broke out from the little old organ and
The young lieutenant led his young
bride down the aisle out into the mar
row path Of life.-Boston Home Jour-
mol
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-05-12
Basil Meat For Mosquitoes.

Another hope has been destroyed. A
few weeks ago Captain barrymore, Of
the British army. residing in northern
Nigeria, described how the plant
known as the "holy basir' was death
to mosquitoes and how the presence
Of one Of these plants in room would
keep the obnoxious insects out. Then
Sir George Birdwood described how,
when constructing the Victoria Gar
dens and Albert Museum in Bombay,
malaria and mosquitoes were banished
by planting basil around the works
The matter was referred to DR.. Prout,
principal medical officer of Sierra
Leone. Or. Prout las reported that
mosquitoes thrive on basil; at least
they thrive in its immediate vicinity,
and that it has no deleterious effects
whatever on their welfare. Something
else must have kept the mosquitoes
away in the cases quoted.-New York
Commercial Advertiser. --
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-05-12
srRoNc EoR THEIR Sc.
Insects Relatively Are More Powerful
Than Men.

Insects Relatively Are More Powerful
Than Men.
Every one in a general way knows
Of the astonishing muscular power em-
ployed by insects and Of the real tours
de force which they execute either in
the pursuit Of prey or in defending
themselves against their enemies. AT
the same time one rarely has L precise
idea of the strength OF these insects
because there are few standards Of
comparison. although nothing is sim
pier than 10 make a correct valuation
Of their strength.
The wing strength Of insects is
known because of the work Of Felix
Plateau and De Lucy, who showed
that these little creatures could not
raise a weight much heavier thar
themselves. no matter what the surface
of their wings. During the course OF
these experiments a very interesting
fact was overwhelmingly. that the
size of the wing decreases as the
weight and size of the animal in
creases, a fact which explains the
slow, heavy flight of the beetle and
the swift. light movement of the gnat.
The case is entirely different. how
ever, where the creature moves on
solid surface where its six feet may
obtain points of support. In this case
we can approximately calculate the
force exercised. Take. for example.
a fly by the wings, leaving the legs
free so that they may seize and raise
match If a man wished TO perform
relatively equal labor he would have
to raise a beam twenty-four and
half feet long by fourteen and half
inches square. The earwig harnessed
to a small chariot drags without diff
Guilty eight matches, which for a large
Percheron horse would mean dragging
$50 beams as long and thick as him
self. The man who leaps the 300
meters of the Eiffel tower is merely
the action Of the flea, which
can leap 200 times its own height
Finally the Hercules Is obliged to
raise eighty large locomotives to equal
the relative strength Of an oyster,
which in closing its valves exercises a
force of fifteen Kilograms. Thus it is
a much more simple thing to calculate
the strength of insects than to equal
it, and our modern athletes have yet a
long road to travel before they can
compete with animals occupying very
humble positions in the living world.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-05-12

In recent review Hon. William
p Hepburn, member Of Congress from
Iowa. expressed himself as follows:
my idea Of a comprehensive scheme
for the permanent betterment of the
roads in the United States involves
an equalizing of the expense. l would
be in favor of appropriating one-third
of the cost of any particular stretch
of highway out Of the treasury, the
State to pay an equal proportion, and
the township the remaining one-third.
In this way the weight of expense
would be so distributed as not to be
oppressive to any of the contributors,
and in the course of ten years the
mud hole and the bottomless pit Of
the spring season, when the frost
emerges from the ground, will have
disappeared, and macadamized road
will pass every farmers home.
ut has taken the farmers a long
time to come to a realization Of the
value and Importance to themselves Of
good roads. They are now thoroughly
awake to the fact. however, and are
ready to press their sturdy shoulders
against the wheel of progress which
leads to the elimination of the bottom
less road. The movement has already
begun in Iowa and many towns are
reached by farmers travelling over
macadamized roads. These farmers
have discovered that the hard, dry.
always passable road pays big dlyi-
dends in more ways than one. They
have found that 1t has put from s. TO
$40 per acre upon the valuation of their
land. incidentally these facts are be-
coming generally known, and Iowa
farmers are ready to grasp any COM
prehensive scheme that will give them
permanent highways. and they are
willing to pay for them.
Il find many representatives in Con-
gress who are deeply interested in the
good roads proposition, and they have
indicated a willingness TO take the mat
ter up from the viewpoint Of national
cooperation under proper conditions
l believe the subject will receive at.
tention at the hands Of the fify-elghth |
Congress and that some practical re-
suits will very sooR follow"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-05-12

Professor Thompson, who is a sta
tistician of reputation, has discovered
that in the city of New York each
family of five persons consumes on an
average four eggs a day. In Chicago,
if it is accepted that the city has
reached population Of 100000, the
ratio Of egg consuming is higher and
every person in the city manages to
consume one whole egg each day in
the year.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-05-12

The large insurance companies now
insist that individuals are much more
dangerous risks in the matter of tuber-
culosis If they are twenty pounds un-
der the normal weight than if they
are the descendants Of families with
tuberculosis heredity on both sides Of
The house, when not intimately asso-
ciated with those who are actually suf-
fering from tuberculosis.