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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1907-02-07

men. the power of interesting exposition, with telling
illustration and moving oXhortaton obviously, the
function calls for disintereSteness and public spirit
Oh" part Of the profession but to this call it is GER
tain that the profession will respond. 1t also calls
for adjustments ana functions in medical
opiS. which should hereafter be careful to provide
means of popular exposition concerning water supplies
foods drinks, drugs the parasitic consequences
uf disease in men, plants and animals and the modes of
communication OF all communicable diseases
Many OF the great discoveries of the future will come
through the cooperation of sympathetic groups of med
ra scientists representing different modes of attacking
the problem There will be like necessity for
cooperation between the clncian, the pathological
atoiSt the physiological chemist and the bacterioogs
The world has observed and will not forget that some
oS the greatest contributors to the of medicine
ad surgery during the past thirty years have been
PHYSICIANS hut naturalists and chemists
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1907-02-07

guilty beyond all reasonable doubt and that under pres
either of threats of punishment suggestions of
favor the human mind often is prone to falsely admit
guilt, Il supposed means of obtaining enicncy Yet
ordinary sheriff constable police officer detective
is ready ignore the wisdom of master minds,
regard each exception to the general rule
and to accept slight suspicious convincing proof The
less color the suspicion the greater the official activity
develop into irrefutable proof of guilt This blind
unwarranted zeal prompts judicial suspicion all
confessions not airnayey shown to be free and vol
untary
The methods used to obtain confessions vary with
the circumstances of each case, the means at hand the
ingenuity of the officers and the mental and moral char
acer Of the prisoners. Although physical violence has
often been used a persuading influence that feature
will not be considered at this time
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1907-02-07
QUESTION FORM OF ADDRESS.
Los Angeles Much Disturbed as to Teach
ing of Children

concerning the proper form of address
inculcated in the public schools. 1t
seems that the children there are
taught to say sir and ma am. =
Some of the parents consider this pro
vincal' and think that they should be
taught To add the name of the person
addressed. But the Los Angeles school
teachers say that children cannot re-
member the names of many people, and
il would be impossible 50 to burden their
memories.
u the contention correct of those
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1907-02-07
THE NOVEL AND THE PLAY
BY Han Caire Author

\ novelist ought. first and foremost. to be
a man who can tell a story But this is per-
haps the easiest qualification. If there is
not some ethical value to his works fear his
force and power are not likely to become very
great. | am not now speaking Of plays. In
a play Il writer's work is so much what others
make it, Its charms lie so much in the repre-
sentatiou of it that it is not wholly his own
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1907-02-07

ton that the use Of Eyes" and "no"
without any supplementary title is some
what curt, but there can be no question
also that among the educated city dwell
ers Of the United States the custom of
using sir" and ''maam has fallen into
desuetude-Sa Francisco Argonaut.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1907-02-07

the wriggling ceased and Gerson let fall
the inanimate body and pressed his heel
upon its head.
A moment later the girl, sobbng pas
sionately, lay limp In the mans arms.
her head on his breast.
as it proven, dear?' he asked.
And she answered Yes. INDIAN
apolis Sun.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1907-02-07
Wireless Telegraphy in 1917.

No doubt the invention of wireless
telcgraphy was forcshadowcd BY bonl;
Of philosophy which appeared in 1917.
This work mentions communication be-
tween two persons at different points by
means Of q lodestone aud needle placed
upon metal dial
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1907-02-07
TEACH PUBLIC TO FIGHT DISEASE
r., If ysrd

Recent events have brought into
strong light new function of the
medical profession which is sure to
be amplii,ed and made more effective
in the near future | mean the func-
ton of teaching the whole popula-
ton how diseases are caused and
communicated, and what are the cor.
responding means of prevention.
The recent campaign against tuber-
culosis is a good illustration of this
new function of the profession. To
DISCHARGE il VOL reuuires. in medical
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1907-02-07

On the western coast Of the United
States. III Monterey Cal Mrs Fish
keaps tie lamps lighted n the Point III
mas lighthouse pn the eastern coast. NJ
South Porllgud NJ. Mrs Gordon earns
htr living rs workng Its deap sau
diver.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1907-02-07

am not married to-" divorced man
said to-day.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1907-02-07
INNOCENT MEN FORCED TO ADMIT GUILT,
BY John f. Geefing

The application of the term sweat box is
not limited TO any peculiar prison apartment,
or cell, but that term. together with that of
sweating" when applied to police practices,
indicates methods used Illegally 20 obtain con
LESSONS from prisoners
The judicial experience of ages has demon
strated that each person accused of crime
should be presumed innocent until proven
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1907-02-07

hr pleasing to man. what man demands she gives. The
attributes he admircs she cutivatcs. Womcn-most
womrn-rcspond readily to the best. They admire and
respect man whose ideal is above pleasing them at
the expense Of truth That is why hold to be- in
great measure responsible for the shalOwness and I'M
reliability Of women.
Marriage means than a housewives thrift and
the rearing of children. 1t is or ought 10 be-
ra. of souls If the ideals of the husband be high
surely will his wife climb. There lovers like mar
ricd lovers and no heaven upon earth like theirs.
If | were man think that, however i'll equipped |
might find myself in intelligence and education, should
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1907-02-07

As long as Father retains any rights
at all, he is pretty sure to remove his
shoes out by the sitting room fire
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1907-02-07
TIE SINS OF MEN.
BY Mrs. COUis0n kernahan

Perhaps there never was time when wom-
an, the true woman, was 50 little under,
stood Men have growing contempt for
women in these days, for their littleness. their
petty deceits. their unrelability overlooking
the fact that they themselves are, in the main.
responsible for these defects in women Of
which they 50 loudly complain.
The great, the natural aim of woman is to
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1907-02-07

1t Pays to Advertise.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1907-02-07

81 S the two slowly climbed the
JAA hill Gerson drew nearer to Miss
Grahnm's side. Their shoulders
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-10-17
POSTAGE STAMP BIDDER"
FAILS TO LAND BONDS

A ItRAHAA WHITE. the bold and
~ unique genius af Wall street. sud
known as the original postage stamp
bidder has rome to grief ri last In
bis latest and most daring exploit In
high finance White tried to carry Of
the eity's entire new $40, 900 600 issue
Of bonds with draft on SIS 900 cor.
poration
White. In behalf Of hts bond house.
the Abraham White Ilpnd company
offered 20 take the entire $50. 00n. 600
Of bonds at prices ranging from 100 -
90 i02 so. He deposited wiih his bid
y draft instead Of certified check
The draft was for $500 600 and was
drawn ON the Greater Nww York So.
cafity company s corporation ~
which be IL supposed to he tho sole
artige member. and which doea az,
figure tn the directory ~ tbs buildia
where Il Ii located fhie concern tA
capitalized NJ as con II Raye a print
ed acceptance If Cd. draft. shicb thus
bore "a semblsnee 80 certified cheek
for $500 900
The draft was presented TOT pay
nent through the Guardian Trust
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-10-17
TO RIDE OR NOT TO RIDE.
London Undecided Whether II is Good
Form to Use Motor Cab.

1t has not been decided whether II
Is good form or bad 10 use the motor
cab, Such a decision does not matter
one atom, but the verdict will have to
come
The penny bus and the twopenny
tube are, of course, quite smart but
that must be because the bishops have
taken TO using them. Disraeli, Ii has
been said. made the fortune of the
hanson when he called it the gondola
of London.
Yet the duchess of Cleveland never
thought the late Lord Salisbury quite
respectable. because he drove about
town, not In a coach.and- six. but. as
she mentioned In tones of horror, in a
brougham. Herbert Spencer did no
worse, except that. owning little vic.
toria. he jobbed horse and driver.
All these equipages have some time
or other to run the gauntlet OF the
mentors OF society. The victory of the
penny bus was the greatest democrat
ic triumph ever won by the bench of
bishops For it was banned BY bell.
book and candle not so long ago.
Prof Vambery. when he was learn
ing to tread the straight and narrow
ways OF London society, was caught
by lady riding on the top OF a bus
Sir" she said. when he came hum.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-10-17
WHEN He ORDERED LEMONADE
Kansas City Residents Were Going to
Shoot, Said This Writer.

The other day man was rummag.
Ing through second. hand book store
on Twelfth street. when he came
across narrative which was written
by a travelling scribe away back IN
~, The historian tells OF his ar.
rival In Kansas City. and gives soma
details concerning the village which
are very funny
The author says that after stalking
ont his live stock near the river. he
walked into the village Ia see what
he might see, He speedily got at
anainted with the editor of the local
paper, and they repaired 20 shanty
made Of hemlock slabs twhere did the
hemlock come fromgl where the edit
or. with true journalistic courtesy.
which age doth not wither nor custom
stale. asked the visitor what he would
have
The latter evidently belonged to the
w. c. T. L.. for he called for a lem.
onade, Whereupon. the editor rushed
him out OF the place into secluded
spot. and said, hoarsely;
Don't you know it's as much as
your life is worth to ask for such a
drink in this town. Three men were
drawing their guns and were going
TO wing you when ] rushed you out :
This yarn is related as fact by
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-10-17
Around the Metropolis
What IL Going On in New York
City Told in Interesting Manner
$4,000 OUTFIT FOR
SHABBY MISS LIBERTY

NEW YORK Miss Liberty of hea-
~ does island served notice a short
time since that the inside faisifieAtlan
wall surrounding her really must hs
Graded and fiiled. and the same must
he done For the exterior walls. steps
and shasf II she wAs expected to
staad nerrsiNsliY an the island $50
James u Ferguson 81 this city has
aa the contract "a Do this, eettlng
sifi&5 for the tsrsE lob and ss.aAa gaf
the seeond Taen Miss lihrFty gets
neM fn0tEear Ghe Mellarg iiagtnn
company having agreed 10 fugaish tha
pedestal ~ith ! granite facing ia ths,
outside STEERS the tunnels and terre
piain Tor 81, tpa
The pedestal II 10 he repaired aud
the Interior nt the lady put in shape
Tor sssnal while 4 neW hFnnae slreas
wiil cost 81 500
Then AN elevator concern ID "a in.
stall a fast elevator to run through
Misa iihertys huge right arm for
sioEsu. and q spiral stairway 10 her
shoulders Miss Liberty 10 not sure
that she will like that DEAR nae,
When they construct spiral s,alrways
inside one, with ears aud things, what
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-10-17

company. one ~ the city repositories,
Mr.. White and his money were equal.
~ eluaiFe The comptroller gave him
antii three asrlork Ia produce this
money When the tim. tsmii expired
,he cssh had npi appeared s'omptFol.
Ter Meta then thfee eat the bid
There were other bids for portions
~ the bond Issue III higher figures
than Whites lowest bids. bar h~
would have r@eeised large part af
the iasne. between 81 coo QUO and
$40 aFa GOO had hH heen able Ia pro.
dtles the nlanes Il IL supposed that
be found the deal tno BIG 10 pslt
through when ~aa taa lafs
White WAS awarded 81 500 600 of
United States buAas whsn lain &,
Carlisle was treasurer. ard sbsE be
had little oF hu fnoa#Y Tho law dli
nut require deposit stth bids and
al II eost him ass 81 essuta in postage
STAMPS bance he - called 9tha oriain,
vi postage stamp bidder lie cleared
az Bout slaa con eH thar Transaction.
prevailing 1p0B KasAetl Gage 10
FhaHee a he fessse5 the hensf com
raB4 and ~ times tnadp equally dar,
iHR aa9 saceesefah sHHls
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-10-17

II he world eonitag TOT Il wlii oagy
nean se mans atnFe r*opss climbing
atVnaa yaa yits az shooting up
lhroah ,eaF spinal column
TAat what she ghtnhs for she has
nunIldva hVf views nn tAe matter 10
the saasnlis which talk ~ every one
knows aad "a the ssipners al the
great ocean timers going out and the
l*raay beats piossnE IN over sbe
srasi lrun knsane II II had mot been
ihai yhe captains M ialnss. she aais-
afpieh and the eHlss sianltied 10 her ia
ihrif sarissNs aays that liey lihea 10
seq their hext glyl desked ous As
itnsty - ppHss als sha might not have
cared hit Hat Mss Liberty Ii not
snfe that nhe viii nas think more uf
thn new whaffhunse 10 be- erected at
the statues basa, With pretty fence
around Il. lhan ~ the spiral stsifwaya
and elevators II gives uAa sneh an
aneumfnrtahl. feeling TO take stair
Vas into the system. especially
seifai stairway aud 40 elevator must
be worse Dne who has never tried
elevators does not know. Of csnaraa
And all this viii rost more than 500.
GOO, hnl Uncle Sam IL prosperous Just
now. So be doesn't care
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-10-17
Mloht Get Even.

A guest at one of the summer re-
sorts in West Virginia tells of we'd
ling ceremony he Witnessed In the
own nearby The minister waE young
and easily embarrassed. II was the
arsi wedding he had ever undertaken
The prospective bride and groom we're
both younger and still more easily EN-
barrassed than he. When the minis
ter had finished the service and mut-
tered a fed kindly but hating words
10 the young couple be had just united
the bride looked 81 him. blushing but
confident Thank yer she said
.ieariy It's shore kind @ Yer 70 ron
graiulate as. an as long ~ you
haven't ever been married yit. maybe
we'll have 2 chance some daY 70 re-
taliate
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-10-17

II His city IL beroming more and
more literary. and its fAstr fcr ~
sraturs ia steadily 'aguinE to the ssFl
gas books ~ science aud history 10 the
classics. ard scar trofu Norks 81 cur.
rect Action The evidence ~ this
tendency ia 20 IN found IA the tsihTns
II the e!rcniaslun aeg.art nAent ~ the
New York pabiie library aifh rs to
sad bfsnrhss aesftrr~a throughout
taF eiiy Feaf yeafs ase she number
Of ysinmeN Kisen ga ~ This depart
s1euf feacasd q iafAi ~ 2eJ Txs thls
year tss number stii spprosiatafe g.
so9 ESQ. Ee inesaase that - pnpkr al.
isaed ia Sh@ hiHoir IF ass library Ia
ahe sefia laFfthR tfeas toar saags II
hraach iibvagtts hsvt beeB ssdsd to
tie Bntatc sshrAfe systefa a fact ahfeh
explains go istee measure ih% paas.
npan@s8sl iuefeaas la the rfff.asfian ~
volumes ia So eheff space uf tinss
T aenfs FpafR 500 hff1Fp the forlnA
1kon Of tks As Yefk lufsi3r library
the nwgB2~ef - te38tae# gixen ouf bF
tsa free etsts at3nM libraries VISA cuB
stder4tlf 81 Ger nf1lan Tpdas
att bsahs ltb Arfgx - esefY pzes af
ths city sse ssupuiassit % rnrfsat
wogks - Action - confined aisn4ss
eatafsis ta the % tef wess side This
pespaiariaf Mas aafisesent ia give the
nrsf place over nfl hsepks IN the elty
tDsf years sen 10 lsaf3ers stsxis 81
AaF This geaF the fafurlsr 70 faf
i Chsnbexs F1xbslnx chance
fsetsoa i iaas, isstsslar on the iesef
sSsi a.dn ~ ahe sIss Tiers she CIR
rs'tss nssxaa y alssspss nEknown. shsle
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-10-17
Congo Wiles.

An ivory dealer uttered cry OF
rage
Done again, he said Done cut Of
$50.
And he laid aside one Of The tusks
from the great heap that he had been
examining
1t 10 ballasied with lead. be said.
That IL common Congo tricK The
native. when he gets a good big tusk
Of so pounds or 50 rnei's ap 10 or
Is pounds Of lead and poHys # down
into the tusks hollow lie flis II.
SO 10 speak. as a dentisl hlls a
tooth
~ANe dealers know the doeEe, ana
every task Is gene over esYefallA ~ a
lead filing M new trader though,
IL rather careless. and this II the sec
ond filed task that han beeu worked
of on him ia the last quarter
The dealers frowp yanishe9 and b
smiled
OF course the trader. and ro' J. Wiz
have to stand the loss. be sad
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-10-17
Nickname. Of American Cities.

A purely western designation IL tina,
of Duluth as tie Zenith City Of the
Tnsalted Seas. given to 1t from its sit
uatton at the head Of the waters Of
Lake Superior. Another city which
derives its name from its situation Is
North Adams, Mass. called the Tun-
mel City. from the fact thai IT is a;
me end Of that great bore the
Boosae tunnel. which WIS so many
wears in course OF construction until
its length Of about four miles vas
completed. Pekin N. reicsces in the
title of the Celestial City. from the
fact that it was named Cor the capital
of the Chinese empire Racine. Wis.
is known as the Bell City. from the
nature Of the articles made there. The
Shoe City Is Lowell. Mass. for a ike
reason, as Is Holyeke. In the same
state. the Paper City
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-10-17
TABLE DELEGATES
RECIPES FOR eors NEW AND
OLD DISHES,
To Prepare unfernented Grape
Jaiee--cannea Grape Juice With
suaar--Ralslns Marnaalaae Is
an idea frcn France,

uHfermsnted Grape Jusce.---M ash
and pick over sound Concord grapes.
rejecting all that are soft. rat in =
stone las and place this In boiler.
with cold water to nearly the depth
Of the jar. Win wooden spoon crust
lightly when they begin 10 cook. ut thu
same time pushing the grapes from
the top OF the jar toward the bottom
Cook about two hours or until tht
grapes are all softaned Then poa
into large bag TO drain do net pres'
or squeeze otFhe Juice viii be cloudy
Have ready perfectly eiean and vel
sterilined bottles, with the paten
china oT metal cops. II You do ne
have these. be sure your eorks ART
new, soaking them FIRST In cold waite,
SO they can be pressed 10 tightly. Re
heat the Juice 10 the boiling point
cook steadily half an hour. removing
the scum AS il rises 10 THE surface
Turn into the hat bottles and seal
alright
Canned Grape Juice With Sugar
Put the grapes. washed and sorted
into a preserving kettle and add q
little cold water. bat not enough 4.
cover Cook slowly until the skins
break. MASKING and stirring from time
To time with a wooden spoon. When
softened and al the boiling point. pQui
into new coarse jelly has 20 drain
Measure the juice and Ia each quart
allow quarter.pnnnd granuiaied
sugar, Bon again four minutes. turn
into hot sterilired bottles and sea,
while hot
Ratstoe.--To make this famous
French marmalade allow an eqaai
weight of grapes, cook in a little watei
until soft, then press through a col
ander TO remove the seeds Add the
pears. eored and sliced. and simme,
until thick. stirring almost constant
iy When thick. sweeten 70 taste. scald
strain through a colandar and can
Grape Retish.--pick from the stems
seven pounds Of grapes. rather under
ripe, and put the skins In n preserving
kettle over the FIRE with Just enough
water to prevent their burning Place
the pulp In another kettle aud cook nn
I'll the seeds loosen Press through i
sieve and add To the skins with .
half pint OF vinegar, three pounds oil
sugar and teaspoonful each cloves
silspice and cinnamon Foil unit
thick. This In fine to serve with game
OF roast meats.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-10-17
Bridal Souvenirs.

Among the newest and prettiesi
souvenirs Tor the bride To present hei
maids IL a small brooch Of enamel
that looks exactly like bunch ~ aa
tumn leaves On one OF the leaves q
tiny diamond that looks like drop 81
dew Is hei; the enamel gives the rich
eoloring of the gold and russ~i and
crimson of fall foliage. The little
brooch costs about 81 and IL very
new.
Another Is charming little bangi"
a heart-shaped iocket in gold, left
quite plain for the date Of the wedding
and a place inside for the brides pic
ture. These are also Intended ~
souvenirs from thu bride TO her maids
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-10-17
Mseareon Dessert.

A. delicious sweet to offer NJ lunch
con Ia made of whipped cream and
macaroons. Use the rich cream that
Is Of the proper consistency 10 whip
we'll Rweeten and whip until stin
Get maccaroons that have. been kept
about two days and roll them until
they are crumbled finely, but moi pow
dered. stir enough OF them with the
whipped cream to give ii a delicate
brown color This should DE served
heaped In dainty cups. as, whiie II
makes a most deiectable compound. II
is altogether too rich 10 be taken IN
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-10-17

According 70 e0akins ch0oi
theory cocoa H. never done ahtli II has
II iB boiled Of course ia water ths
scsiding milk being added just lsefofs
serving Il is said THE eocpa should
boil from half an hour go M hour
Persons wbn have found cooos inai
gcstil,le often find IL harmless ~heii
II In thoroughly cooked t,naeTcooA
ing IL sad to ise Tho trouble whcH II
prusee ladlgesflbie
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-10-17

A remarkable aeXet fssenI OF the
gragsss eiathisE uG8s8y 81 taklaK
place IN Germany snd many peFsgna
express fhc 'l@lis-f ,fag before aaaas
years have elapsed tAe wwafsa9 ~ "a
i.@f agusshls wsli ~ pfeasY general
fhis Sounds hAc q puap ss~Aus. 50 io
SPEAK. bns e ~ . State 81 ciysiira si.sts
bong siase tofe1ald h7 Ea@Ave va isAs
BY. ats4 dessl saassd sseantfy to seieh
Tbs iseorjc arrss esd themselves sa ssW
Paper raF@assts every nsasnsfsx ard
eEery "ventnk ~ SIS ssssnse 30
larger tnAn that Involved sM the pas.
Chase - faeiF daily sse stapars. t.s-
erfasosSg ealofsa Ghe ephszaagai sef.
sosu8s eaxe sss fsFss leSgre ~ she
isanafg establishments Tkes ssFs
fai sslsroas oas ~ sAslnesA. Thsge
49, nj htns "a > sn
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-10-17
OLD WEST POINT HOTEL
MARKED FOR DEMOLITION

eft +. Lee WAS wearing his cadet
shake lie service and its bin OF fare
have not been modified Dinner In
served In the middle af the day. and
beefsieak, chops Tea, suia biscuits
aud canned peaches appear regularly
for supper, The same negro walters
have stood nj their poists year In and
year nut
For the 10 years since the hotel
has been opened the government has
made on an average 1T On 600 wear
from Il, uf t2ln.n00 Ia al. which IL
considerably mofA than the old
wooden structure IN worth.
After the Gid hutei IN removed theirs
Will I've built upon lis slte large nd
niinistratlon building for officers ~
the academy
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-10-17
Lenders Peril

To elderly tiuaia people LsBad0u IL
no longer a pleasant place Of resi-.
denoe The Streets have become 3
laayrinth Of hofror ard difficulty a
region Of hideous sounds and foul
smells Win motor buses tupplias'
over on the Sidewalk, and private roe-
tors knocking doEn LAMP posts, aud
Infringing en- the shelters. the anfoF-
tanate citizen knows got whifkaT te
wend bis trembling steFss.--I-ady VIC
let GreviIle. tn London Graphic