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The daily Alaskan., 1906-09-17

Fall and winter cravanetteS, and winter Suitings at Harrison's.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-09-17

An SIS suit, overcoat or raglan fol Sl2 50 st Behrends', "see ad."
The daily Alaskan., 1906-09-17

The White Pass Hotel, WhitehorSe has unlimited accommodations. Every thing strictly frst-class.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-09-17
Steamed Clans Tonight

Hot steamed clans will he served at the Mascot saloon tonight, free to patrons of the popular house.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-09-17

Don't these mornings make youlthink of overcoats? Get one at Behrend's sale ''See ad '
The daily Alaskan., 1906-09-17

New school boo ks and school supplies at Hsrrison's.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-09-17
SkaEvay Laundry

For frst-class work try Skagway Laundry. Twenty-Five years exper. ence. Telephone S9. If
The daily Alaskan., 1906-09-17

One of Behrends' S22. 50men's Raglans will only cost you sl6, "see ad."
The daily Alaskan., 1906-09-17

Remember, Gage Millinery on dis play, Saturday, at Harnson's.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-09-17
Seattle Saloon

For the choicest stock Of liquid re- treatments, the Seattle Saloon leads them all. The famous Seattle Rainier beer always on tap. If
The daily Alaskan., 1906-09-17

Read Behrends' "ad' this week.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-09-17
Fresh Meat

The Frye-Bruhn Co., keep all kind of fresh meat constantly on hand. If
The daily Alaskan., 1906-09-17

Read Behrend'a lad" this week.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-09-17

Read Behrends' lad" this week.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-06-29
Unders0kningarne yid slagtericr
ma Chicago.

l mandags ofverlemnade president
Roosevelt till kongressen den rapport
Oliver forhallandena vid slakterierna,
som afgifvits af Messrs. Reynolds och
Neill, hvilka pa presidentens begaran
gjort iakttagelser vid slakterierna |
Chicago under iva veckor. Rapporten
ar ganska vidlyftig och blottar formal
landen, son man knappast kunnat
tanka sig vara mojliga. Den atfoljes
af en- skrifvelse fran presidenten, /
hvilken han framstaller n0dvandighe-
ten af f0rordnande ON en- strangare in
spektion an den nuvarande, som af-
ven ON den verkstalles fullt lagenligt,
dock ar alldeles ~otillracklig. vi ater-
gifva har EFT kort ~sammandrag af rap
portens innehall.
Gardarne utanf0r slakterierna, | hvil-
ka boskapen DRIVES in, arc sardeles
orenliga och synas ytterst sallan en-
goras. Mar EFT kreatur dor / en- gard,
kastas kroppen at sidan och far sedan
ligga lange, imam den fraktas bort.
Orsaken till delta dr0jsmal uppgafs
rid slakterierna vara kostnaden.
Slakterierna arc inne forsedda med
b~radfodringar och golfven aro ! fiesta
fall af ira, sallan af cement. ArbetS.
rummen arc j allmanhet sa m0rka, att
artificiel belysning ar ~nodvandig he
la dagen. Ventilationer ar under all
kritik, endast i EFT par fall antraffa-
des elektriska flaktar. Luften a
derf6r nastan forskamd af Anger fran
k0ttet. Borden och vagnarne, hvarpa
k0ttet fraktades, voro af ira. Endast
/ EFT slakteri antraffades bord med
porslinsskifva. De sanitara forhsllan-
dena arc 1 still med Diet hela. NTvatt-
stallen for arbetarne finnas icke ems |
ALA slakterier, och der de finnas hal.
las de icke rena.
Behandlingen at k6ttet I slakterier.
ma lemnade ur renlighetens synpunkt
mycket ofrigt att 0nska. Djurkroppar-
ne kastades ON hvarandTa pa de smut
siga golfven. Mar arbetarne skara
djurkropparne, pressa de dem mot 81.
ma gamla, orena forskinn, De sma
k0ttbitarne skoflades upp fran golfvet
och kastades 1 Neutrality-suspicious..
En- svinkropp, som en- gang foil ned
bland smutsen pa golfvet. plockades
upp af arbetarne och hangdes upp
bland de andra kropparne, utan att
Diet minsta gjordes for att "a bort den
smuts, som faSnat vid kroppen.
For arbetarnes halsa och bekvamiig.
het hafva knappast nAgra &tgarder
v~idtagits. De osunda fo~rhallanden ,un.
der hvilka de arbeta, synas afven haf-
va menligt inverkat pa deras hals1
och lakarne intyga, att t~uberkulUsa
sjukdomar angripit manga arhetare i.
fold af de Observation-Disclosures, som ra-
da | slakterierna. ...#. ....
Svenska monitoren., 1906-06-29
n som friade TIL en- telefonfroken be

En- som friade till en- telefonJr0ken be.
rAttar:
Jag hade litet svart att komma / gang
b6rjan. Jag stammade och hackade
och bar mig ganska idiotiskt at
Var god och tala ~tydligare, SADIE te-
lefonfiickan -.
Mar Jag andtligen lyckats CORA mig
f0rstadd utropade hon:
- Upptagetl
Men mar hon do sag bur ledsen Jag
blef, tillade hon t~r6stande:
Jag skall saga till n6r Diet blir ledigt..
Bra SUdrddt. Kyrkoherde BIS fru kom
en- sondagsmorgon in till sin man och
begarde skjuts till kyrkan.
- Diet kan du Ell "a min van, ty ha-
starne aro borta. svarade B.
jag will och skall ha skjuts, menade
frun.
- Da vet jag 81 annst rad an att jag
far skaffa en- kalke och ORA dig dit.
- 10, det wore skont, hvad tror du
f6rsanlingsborna skulle saga, da do
fnge Sc Diet?
- De skulle saga, svarade den akta
manner, der kommer kyrkoherde B. och
drar slit kors med talamod.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-06-29
Skodon och Nervositet.

Orsaken till den blanc qvinnor
So fitigt grasserande nervos'teten
kan mangen gang helt enkelt va
ra att soka i for tranga skodon,
pastSr en- utlandsk tidning.D bet oat-
brutna trycket ~irriterar fotens ner-
yer och muskler. och fran denna
ut g3ngspunkt fortplantar sig Sc
dan irriteringen till hela nervsy-
stemet.
Hartill kommer ocksa EFT era'
verande faktum att for sma skor
valla full fgang. Man kan genast
Sc ON en- dam har tor tranga skor
man marker tydligt hur hon
hemligheten pinas och hur hon
maste anstranga sig att Sc ask
ward ut, medan hon i s~jelfva ver-
ket helst at ALT skulle villa skriks
h6gt al smarta.
Mar man alltsa kommit till in
insikt ON att Diet i manga atsee
Svenska monitoren., 1906-06-29

den ar skadligt for helsan att pla-
ga sina fotter med alltfor trang
bekladnad ar Diet ALA skal att rat
ia sig efter denna ldrdom, Men
a andra sidan far man q af rem
lattja vardlosa sin fotbekladnaI,
hvilket fel mel an en- dam later
komma komma sig till last. For
stora skodon iuverka likaledeS
menligt pa g3ngen, ia man kan
till och med skafta liktornar &C.
nom att AMANDA for rymliga skor,
fastap de som bekant i regeln
framkallas at hardt tryck. Skon-
hetspunkten Dor for resten 81 h.
ig~noreras. En- promenadkang;
skall sitta slat och smidig Owe
wrist och ankel, men kan gar'
vara bred i.tarna. uPS satt und-
gar man ocksa att "a den SON man
sager, "uttrampad'. Helst Dor
man bestalla sina skor efter matt
- sarskildt matt for hvar fot. Bet
ia kan sa mycket lattare genom'
Svenska monitoren., 1906-06-29
Ocn genom sKogen gick smaia stigen,

Ocn genom skogen glck smala stigen,
Bland h6sa Juror och granar sma
Och trasten ropade ideligen:
"Hor du, hor du-du, hvart ska du gar"
Hans satt att ysra,
jag lustigt fam Diet,
jag log och syara:
Jag skall till landet."
Och trasten fortfor och shrek sd har:
Men nor du-du-du, hvad ska du der?"
30, Jag ska njuta ut af naturen
Och tankte gore. hos dig visit"
ia, hair firms plats / den stora furen.
ON du har lust, sa kom hit, kom hit!s
ia, aldrig a du
Just bland de blyga,
Men sag, mar har du
Val sett mig fyga?
Jag gar till andra att mig forstr0 -
Cor det', sad trasten, "adj0, adj0!"
Och mat skogen en lof jag gjorde
Och slog mig ner pa en- liten plan;
Der kom en- siska och nabbigt sporde:
"Hur mar nj annars der in 1 sta'n?"
Jag pasta vagar
vi ma som goken
F0rlat jag fragar,
Hvad heter fr6ken?" .
"Jo", svarar snartan ALT | EFT nu,
Jag heter Tipp-Tipp, hvad heter dup"
Och sparf och hampling och fink och
krAka
Jag sag och motto ALT har och hvar;
Och ALA vile de med mig spraka,
Och ALA vile de ha mig qvar, =
Men hvar belagen
Den furn, den granen, 1 '
Den vackra wagon, ~
Den grona planen,
Der jag tillbragte sa gladt min dag,
"Det vete fa~glarna", int jag,
Costa.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-06-29

toraS etterSom Ju nas;a1 ALA Sko-
don numera tlllverkas med h0ger
och venster!ot Naturligtvis stall
la sig bestallda skor nagot dyrare
an ford 'ggiorda. men It'll gengald
halla de destO langre. Den som
ar angelagen att SynaS chic koper
ia 81 garna fardiga ~perSedler och
borde allra minst CORA Diet i fraga
ON skodon. Med undantag at kor-
5ctten fms de- ju knappt nagot
plagg. som sitter sd stramt pa en-
manniska som kangorna och
det ar i S"jelfva verket icke ensamt
let svaga konet, som forSyndar
sig hatvidlag.
Sd obehdgHgt. Lille Karl fck en- taft
velbok pa sin fodelsedsg. Da.han sett
pa tahorns, kom han springande TIL sin
mamma och fragade:
- Veta djuren, hvad de kallas fore
-Nej!
Karl drog en- suck at belatenhet och
SADIE sedan:
! - bet skuIle ha rarjt sd obehsghgt
for ASH .rnA. int rAuIt
Svenska monitoren., 1906-06-29
En- tilt till 1andet,

Ibiand till landet jag kosan Wander,
Mar Diet blir trakigt att ga l STAN,
Och delta icke sa sallan handler,
bet senast handle just harom dan.
Med mod ! beTmen,
hagen afven;
Med rock pa armen
Och kapp 1 nafven: r
Bland vagar manga Jag Waldo sa
Den torsta basta jag traffa' pa.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-06-29

Angaren Oscar II lemnade Christi
ansand d. 2 DIS och hitv&rtas {. i DIS
Svenska monitoren., 1906-06-29

- Ma, ska I Ia atteti reksdaler for
koa, Per Nelson?
- Ma, 81 da kan ia rakt ente, fru
Honsqvist.
- j., men I velle ju / forrgars, vel
ia!
- Ma, 81 ia kan ente salja IA, fol-
81 da d. hustru MRS ko, a ho' skulle
sorja sci tie d0s5, UNI ia salde koa!
= Jassa, pa da viset!
Paus.
- HIM.!
- Sa' l naget?~
- &c mel hunnra je-1t, sa far karin
ca kola.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-11-15

treatment. Take the case Of Sturgeon
Welty. Until Mr.. N-rsh learned OF his
fall from the hay lott there was no clew
as to why he was so atrociously bad
The various examinations are CON
Quoted along lines laid down by DR.. s.
Weir Mitchell the country's most ia
nous nerve specialist; DR.. Francis Y
Dercum, who ranks close to DR.. Mitchell
and nine other we'll known specialists. The
blanks used in the various examinations
were prepared largely by DR.. Mitchell
himself; this is especially true of the
blanks used in the mental examination,
dealing, as it does, with the nervous con-
dition of the subject.
A fraction less than thirty per cent of
the children examined have been found
to be normal, and of the more than sew
enty per cent discovered to be suffering
from one or more physical ailments the
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Of dealing with bad children, having a
theory that he felt might be proved prsc-
teal in Surgeons case, inquired in detail
into the boys history After much patience
Il came out that the boy had once fallen
from a hay loft while playing. and had
struck on his head.
That was enough 10 satisfy Mr.
Marsh. To the parents, beside them
selves with worry over their boys ap-
parent innate criminal tendencies, Mr.
Marsh explained that il was his belief
that much Of the downright badness OF
children is due solely to physical defects
operating adversely or the brain. Re
move these defects, he went on. give the
bad children normal machines. take away
the abnormalities that irritate them into
so-called natural badness. and their be
havior will become normal with their
bodies AS for your boy he said. in
substance. Il firmly believe that the fall
from the hay loft has made him the
terror he is by causing the skull in some
place to press unduly on the brain,
thereby keeping il from acting normally
Let me have him removed 10 the city
for examination by the best surgeons
procurable"
The consent Of the parents was gained.
and Sturgeon was introduced to a clinic
ut one OF Phladclphia's leading hospitals
BY DR.. Ernest Laplace Then it was
discovered that at one point the skull
was seemingly slightly depressed. To
make sure beyond peradventure Of a
doubt, the little patients head was
shaved. careful measurements were
taken with delicate instruments. The
depression was there, but slight so
slight. in fact. as to escape any except
scientific examination
At the point Of depression DR.. Laplace
trephined the skull. thus removing the
pressure on the brain. After two months
spent in the hospital Sturgeon was sent
home. with the wound in his head
healed That was more than FIVE months
ago. and the reports from his parents
in that time show that he is no longer
a terror Stunned as formerly by old
and young, but a very lovable and nor
mai youngster in every respect, the play
mate of the young OF his neighborhood
and the pet of the old folks. All Nara
reth backs up the statements of the par
ents and marvels as much as they at
the transformation of Sturgeon from an
inveterate little criminal into a town
model"
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"He was an involuntary criminal.
says Mr. Marsh; 'the pressure on his
brain made him so. Now that has been
removed, his brain acts normally, and
he is good, because he has all the good
tendencies of the physically normal child,
there being no ailment present to warp
these innate tendencies"
Every child that now comes under the
care Of Mr.. Marsh's society is first sub
jected to a searching examination in or
der that its physical condition in every
part OF the body may be ascertained.
This examination is made by two physi-
clans connected with the city's Board Of
Health. After il has been completed the
child passes into the hands of DR.. Al
fred Gordon, an expert in nervous dis
eases, for the mental examination; this
is as thorough as the physical In addi-
ton TO these examinations every effort
is made TO become familiar with the
ehild's family history as far back as its
grandparents on both sides. This is not
always easy TO learn Some parents re-
fuse to give the slightest bit of informa-
ton. Others are too ignorant to make
intelligent answer TO the questions asked
Still others have deserted their offspring
and cannot be located. A history of this
sort frequently helps the examining ply
sicians and surgeons to arrive at the
proper decision regarding the child's
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vast majority have been bad, or, as the
sociologsts put it, "of the immoral OF
the criminal type" About Eve per cent
we're suffering from adenoid growth.
AN adenoid is a fungoid growth, gen
orally accompanied by hypertrophied
tonsl, forming at the back of the nose
and forcing the child to breathe through
its mouth. By reflex action, they have
an irritating effect on the brain" These
are the words of Dr. A. c. Butcher, one
of the Board of Health's surgeons work
ing with the cruelty society. To remove
an adenoid growth is matter OF simple
surgery, and it is matter of record that
every child SO operated on by the society
has changed for the better, physically,
mentally and morally in a surprisingly
short time.
More often than otherwise the physi-
cal defect to be removed by the knife
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,ua 0,r have your isiher say
Rhrn you had been more pesti'
han wicked. Young man. II YOU
.c batter I'll have 10 take you
Il.'.r and get him 20 cut the
4 oa, e you''
1arc. he was just joking; the
kink you caught him making a,
,hcr tod you that. and you just
5a'l, mp INTO his face and as
laughed and presenily-it was
ud 'ake-ihe stern look on
melted and his gruf ehuckle
Cd ai'h your soofiing merrimeni
gentle smile
a.t .. 500 look back on this ikc
a' .rauF On YOU. heaven knows
times. and always ending in
laI for yourself most Of all.
oa be Just a bi; sorry TO learn
Joke no longer. that az last
j really cutting the BAD out OF
grls. vertically transforming
little terrors into models Of
j .hlol type
Boo Nm.aIelphia that they arc do
not m isolated cases, but as
t..', and as scientifically as a
puts up the prescriptions
INFO him.
iHnnyylyania Society 20 Protect
r from Cruelty was the pioneer
movement 10 make the old joke
fssr a Joke, but a grim reality.
working with the society are the
! lN's Board Of Health, it.
FOL. Education. its Department OF
Charities and Correction. the
.i 80 Juvenile Court, and IT.
|. Surgeons and medical specialists
au these forces arrayed against
Oh. ironically bad boys and girls
lHnm Pcnns town are not likely
uun very long unregenerate--
b. ID course, that their parents
e only too glad to let the badness
oat Of their trouble giving off
wonders that have been worked
short time that the new method
ming terrors' has been in opera
are. 90 use a hackneyed phrase,
i2h .ubelicvable
g ihc case of Sturgeon Welty as
Tgeon lives with his parents at
eth Pa, small town a short dis
removed from Philad .phia. Al
me he came under the notice OF
.ueIiy society he was universally
NED as the baddest boy in his neck
woods. He was so bad that he
IN his badness; and when a boy
nat he is about as bad as made.
Iann {. Marsh, secretary of the
society, and the man who sys-
-a'I' inaugurated this new method
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ito be cut out" as boy would SAYS
of a very minor character in itself; yet
it produces such a degree of nervous
ness, and hence mental irritability, as to
make the little sufferer wholly irrespon-
sible-an involuntary member of the i'm
moral or the criminal type. Improve
ment in a patients conduct almost in
variably sets in within few days fol-
lowing the giving of the long needed
surgical attention.
Some ailments that tend to make a
child bad are overcome altogether with
out the use OF the knife. Have you
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ever been irritated almost beyond hu-
man endurance by a bothersome eye?
Then you can well understand the full
significance of these words of DR..
Butcher:
1T is an everyday occurrence with us
to have children who manifest great
mental dullness made normally bright
by the correction of simple retroactive
error in the eyes. Sometimes / have
known a child to become normal and
apparently lose its vicious tendencies
two days after it has commenced wear
ing glasses. We have many extraordi-
nary cases of eye trouble. They are not
dangerous in themselves, but in the nerv-
Gus and mental effect on the patient; il
is difficult to emphasize their importance
too much"
Sometimes a defect is to be remedied
by prescribed diet !, again, certain sorts
OF work will likely ERADICATE it; or, if
it is incurable, the purpose to prevent
its development to the poi ksre the
child will become crimina s,b-
ject for an insane asylum.
lutely impossible, of cours(
surgery to perform operI
brain itself for overcomid
as that of cogenital We
This is one of the defects
after in time, can be prev
veloping dangerously by
patton ard environment.
So far, in PHILADELPHIA
number of transformatioI n
brought about by cutting 9q
ness Eyes have been m. 8
slip OF the knife; thru kiJ
ears by the removal of adj R
and other parts of the b.
feet by eradicating ailme I'm
them The oculist has Il ~
leading part as the
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-18

Wanted-5OO people who a first
class work done prompt. Plumb.
ing, heating, roofing. Monaghan
shops-363 State street, city, 40
Broadway, Soutk Amboy. 3-3-tf
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-18
CALENDAR OF LOCAL EVENTS.

Sept. 25-Quarter Sociable and Cake
Sale, Ladies Aid Society,
Baptist church.
Sept. '29-Ball, Danish Sisterhood,
Washington Hall.
Oct. reception and ball, Ladies
Aid Society of st. Paul's
church.
Oct. 11-Reception and Ball, Ladies
of German Lutheran
church, Washington Hall.
Oct. 15-Ball, Court Standard, +. OF
a., Washington Hall.
Oct. 19-Ball, knights of Maccabees,
Washington Hall.
Oct. 25-Ball, Raritan Club, Wash
ington Hall.
Oct. 27-Anniversary and Ball, Dana
Relief, Washington Hall.
Nov. 15-Fourth annual masquerade
ball of Halcyon Castle No.
81, knights of the Golden
Eagle, Washington Hall.
Nov. 16-Bal1, knights of the Golden
Eagle, Washington Hall.
Nov. 2S-Ball, Court Amboy, f. of
A., Washington Hall.
Dec. 26-Christmas Tree, Danish
Brotherhood, Washington
Hall.
Dec. 31-Ball, Woodchoppers Asso-
citation, Washington Hall.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-09-18
Driver ofttle Coach
Copyright. by Joseph B. Bowles.)
BY ALLEN G. REDWOOD

The stage coach was coming down a
long, steep siding, where the newly
made road had been blasted out of a
rocky cliff overhanging the He'll Gate
river.
The wheelers, holding back for all
they were worth, were sliding on their
hooks, their collars horizontal and the
pole pointing skyward. At the bottom
OF the grade the road, turning sharply
to the right, crossed the river on a
wide pole bridge. There was not room
enough for the team to swing round;
the leaders kept straight on down into
the bed OF the stream until the pole
lay across the road, then, as the wheel
ers came round, the little mares in
the lead scrambled like cats up the
side of the bridge, and the team
Strengthened out again.
Pretty bit OF work, that" l COM
mented.
Fair to middlin', for a scrub team,"
he admitted.
Smart little mare, that off leader
hazarded presently.
Oh! she'll do fur this kind of a
Job.' He glanced my way, spat DELHI
erately and added: Most o. you east
ern folks don't keer to notice a boss
onless he's been clipped and got his
tail chopped off short-like them tally
nc teams o was speakin' bout, a
time ago. l low some of 'em would "a
been bothered to make that ere turn
though, don't we reckin?"
"reckoned," and further dropped
the n that Was an old trooper, and
so looked beyond a clipped coat and a
banged tall in estimating the points
OF a horse. The random shot scored a
bullseye, | had got him where he
lived" He, too, had served in a Kan
sas cavalry command, mostly on the
frontier of Indian Territory. After the
war he had drifted west, following var
0 u oallings. There was material for
a book in his "reminiscences, punctuat-
ed by an occasional depression which
must have given the recording angel
a steady job-ending always with a
persuasive Come up, Kitty" to the
little dun mare in the off.
Eyes, we've got to have some, savoy
and keep yer eye peeled all the time
over most lines this side O. the Rock
les" he allowed" We had just passed
"a place, going up the Bitter Root d.
Z vide, where the road wound around a
knoll on the natural slope, and where
the uphill wheels trod so lightly that
in order to keep the coach on a keel,
all available live ballast had had to
hike out to windward" wherever we
could find footing. But that amt a
patchin' to some places I've saw in the