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Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-01-24
Car ada Is to Blame.

England is not likely to force I'M.
willing negotiations upon Canada.
The fact is, the questions in dispute
between Canada and the United
States could be easily adjusted if
Canada wanted to adjust them. They
are not serious matters and not mat
tiers that would materially affect the
interests of either country. no matter
how decided, but they are kept open
by Canada for the furtherance of
more serious projects. If Canada
could get the kind of reciprocity she
wants there would be no difficulty in
settling all matters in dispute be-
tween the two countries, but she is
riding on the crest of a prosperous
wave at the present moment, and has
an excessively large opinion of her
own importance. BY ruling of the
treasury. she has got free wheat.
which is substantially all she wants
from the United States, and she
snaps her fingers whenever the SUBJ
ject of reciprocity is preached.
Whatever the colonial government
may be willing to do, and it has not
vet given evidence that it is willing
to go beyond the wishes of the peo-
pie, it is absolutely controlled by pub
lie opinion, so that there is no hope
from that source While Mr.. Bryce
may be expected to do all in his.
power to preserve the friendly rela-
tons between England and America.
it is absolutely certain that he will
represent the interests of the British
empire rather than those of the Unit
ed States Baltimore American.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-01-24
GAINS A THOUSAND A DAY.
New York City Population Shows Re-
markabie Increase.

Father Knickerbocker has been TAX
ing account of stock and finds occas-
ion to congratulate himself that in
1906 the city of Gotham has broken
all records for growth Its total in
crease in population has been $4,000
or more than thousand new innapit-
ants for every day in Tie year.
The floating neutrality-suspicious.
and others whose stay is temporary,
| whose homes are the hotels and lodg-
ing houses and whose presence gives
the air of hustle and rapid life to
the shopping district and the great
white way-is estimated at 100000 to
100000. To the city and its suburbs
during the year has come an increase
of 100000 900 in real estate values
trife. to be sure, but nearly three
times the property valuation of the
entir state of Nevada in 1904. nearly
equal to that of Arizona and Wy.
oming combined, far greater than that
of New Mexico. Idaho or Utah. and
about equal to the entire property
'e1AuutiOh VI OOulH DdhOld Ill ludL
year.
For the years work on rapid tran.
sit projects the total outlay has been
100000, and the work under way
will cost 81 OOO,OOO,0OO by the time it
is completed. Just to keep in touch
with things the old gentleman in the
powdered wig has broken another rec
ord-that for telephone installations.
Within a radius of thirty-five miles OF
the CITY hall there are now in service
$500 telephones. so that New York
has in service more phones than Lon
don and the ten other largest clries
OF Great Dritain combined; more than
France, Holland. Belgium and Switz-
erland combined, and more than are
to be found in the twenty largest
cities in Germany New installations
in the territory in and near New
York for the year numbered 1000.
or nearly 200 day.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-01-24
Remarkahle Old Mar.

Suffolk tells us OF remarkable re-
cord Of an old man OF his acquaint-
ance employed by William Lodge of
Gorleston-on-Sea. This old gentle
man began his working life as farm
laoorer seventy one years ago. before
Queen Victoria came to the throne.
and az u he can still drive a plow
as Well as most men of half his years.
Almost more remarkable is the fact
that although he has spent practical
y all his long life within sight OF the
re mas never been on It, nor has he
ever been inside train.--Tlt.Blts
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-01-24
MANY PERSONS GATHERED REF
USE IN ALLEYS.
ARE NOW OUT OF BUSINESS
Once Did Thriving Trade in the Cities
-Scavengers for Commerce no
Longer Can Provide Material for
the AduIteration of PRODUCTS
Refuse Always Finds Market.

When the pure food law went into
effect on January 1 it directly affect
ed the livelihood of thousands m per.
sons in the United States, most of
them jewellers in the large cities. who
gained a subsistence by gathering
various substances used by a certain
class of manufacturers in the making
LOT adulterated products.
Few of the consumers have any
adequate idea of the extent of the in
dustry which has been stopped by
the new national law. Most city PEG
pie have given passing glances at
some ragged boy or girl going through
the alleys with basket, but usually
no thought has been given to the
real significance of the proceeding.
A Chicago woman, recently en-
countering sickly appearing girl
coming out of an alley with a covered
basket, asked the child what she was
doing.
Getting leavings for our chickens
at home" was the quick reply.
Afterward, in talking of the Incl
dent, the woman learned that 'get-
ting leavings for the chickens" is the
common excuse under which scores
|of children have been sent out in
Chicago to play the scavenger-not
for the chickens, but for commerce
itself.
The pure food law, strict and
sweeping in it's provision against in
furious and unhealthful adulterants,
makes it largely impossible for this
atrocious traffic, and equally impossi-
BILE for children to be debased to the
degree where they are compelled to
take part in it.
One of the connonest of adulter-
ants used in cheap powders and med
icines is said to have been ground
bones. Bones were obtainable in al
most unlimited quantities, and al.
though they brought a small price,
they were in steady demand
Another article which had good
market was leather Old shoes may
not be palatable as matter of diet,
but ground up into minute bits and
mixed with pepper or other spices
they made a profitable article of COM
merce. The alley scourers were able
to gather a large number of shoes in
day. The best of them, of course.
were not used for food purposes, but
were kept for repair and disposal to
old shoe shops. 1t was only the most
dilapidated specimens of CASTOR foot
gear that went into the hopper of the
get-rich-quick GOODMAN.
Cocoanut shells, too, were used ex-
tensively for imitation spices, and,
while not as plentiful as old leather,
were gathered in large quantities.
In the summertime big business
was done in overripe fruits. Dealers
often found it easier to dispose of
their waste in this way than to have
It carted away. Perhaps they gave
no thought to the use made of the
unfit fruits and vegetables, but, at
any event, the poorer consumers paid
the penalty.
The same thing was true in regard
found a ready SALE and the gathering
of them kept scores of families in
food and shelter.
1t is not to be assumed that the
child scavenger is done away win al
------
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-01-24

together by the pure food law, for the
waste of the great cities still con-
tains great quantities Of articles that
are available for use in other direc-
tions. Tin cans, bottles, paper boxes,
rags, ETC., always find market, and
the number of persons of the under
world who live off this trade is as
tonishing.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-01-24

A temperance society has been
formed in London, the members
agreeing not to drink intoxicating
liquor except at meals.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-20
Gpn5ert oes uSaint Yanls" sGhOres:

Ser GGor Der Saint EaulS.&irde
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niiiimo bis 5lrn polt0nigcn Sortc.
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cr nod cine 3u1abc Iingcu mllbtc.
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tclcp, Smart mo GobcrtS NIT.
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feline Nlirc0 Gee Sborp uno Gr.
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ger 10 c~riolgrCid) por1ctrugcnL OoB
or lid 5u elmer 3ugnbc ucrItcbcn
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bon 0orirJ Sbomns, ,Sbc SanbS
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Don Mottci nit ih0ner SoniiiQc unb
gutem @eihmod. Sin glltcs Hro.
aramn1, ihon ourd)8ciiibrt. mor 0oS
Sa5it ocS N6el1pS ilt0 Die Scorer
lobnten ollie &ortrGgc olird) rcid)cn
9cifoa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-20

Sr. @6iGtpp$ in 9olti.
more. - &nrriior e. Ebilipp$,
lpcIfcr pom .Sbicrittlb. Gercir% be.
idlrIoigt miro, @clOcr int NCtrogc
bon $90l.27 mntcrihlo0eu 5it bo6cn,
trof Qcitcrn StCno in SCGlcitulg
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mittIercn Eol3ciitotioW 6cigcitcdt,
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rcn ErojcBucrinhrclt iibcriuicicn III
lpcroCn.
Nrbcitcr ncrunQlitd t.
0ci Der 9nuGb & Cons 6ertilijcr
Company in Gnnton oerictb geltern
a~toGmittog ser 4rbeitcr George Top
Don Nr. 926, Woc9 onolo. StroBe, in
ooS Octriebe cincr Moihine. Gr er.
lit ollBer einem compli5irtcn 9cin'
brud) ucrihicoetc Gontltlionen am
&opi ntO aorper. Ger Gerungliidte
luuroe in Der Nmbulnn5 Der Gantott-
Eoli6ciItotion nub Dem SobnS Sop.
tinS.3olpito! gcbrobt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-20

Sa6reS 8erummG unS
Der N It / Of en- Gispen.
orp." - Sn scr Sobresperiomm-
hung Der 9cborbe Der Gireftoren ppll
Der uNorboitlidjcn Gispcniorn" Nr.
1921 bis 1896, Sit!Momimcntitro6e,
murGe scr SabreSberidt perlcien,
bclicn Souptpitnfte folgen6e iirb:
Is nur6er I'M Sabre 1906 1858
EnticntelL bnbon S45S neil bebon.
belt, i04t plir6er in igren @o6n1m.
gen beiud)t; 23,3G3 Hc5eptc murbcil
oil@geiertigt, 6orilnter 525 fir oroe,
re Ier5te. Nm Sperotioncn murben
porgerontmcn: 315 inn 9cpartentent
fiir Experimentation. 81 i'm 3epar.
temcnt fir Sbrenfrnrfbciten, 10 I'M
Geportentcrt fir Sails. mo Noiens
f~ranfGeitcrt 217 i'm mlnbGr5tlidr,i
urto 5S7 i'm gpllafologiiden Sepor.
tenrert. 6olgerbc 9eamte tpiiroen
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gcfart6, Gice.ErGiibcnt 81. 5. Gbip.
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die, Sdosmeiiter Sr. @m. s. Slug,
antpalt Sr. @i0iam s. Smitb; Gre.
futip.G ontite - Or. q. 9. WfcGono.
die. @oriitcr, Srailf u. Serio6it II.
Or. s. Z. Sropers.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-20
9ie Hcuulntipm in Tuslanb.


-
Sr. Gregory @crihuni. elm aus Sibi-
ricn cntiprllngencr RcooIutionGr,
ipridt inn rSijou Sbcotcr" iibcr
Die Gage IN Hllblon0. - llebcr
1900 cnt6ulioitiitc 3rb0rer at.
luelen6.
llebcr 1900 Ecrioucu bcgriiBtcn
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bc untcr Gcn Nuipi}iCu scr io5iuIiitis
iten ruiiiihcn &ortci cine Hcoc iibcr
ruiiiide 3ritonoe bjclt. Or, Sol.
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unb I~tclltcs 5ucrit Mru. u. &ob aus
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ielburg gcbro6t lmlrOe. Gr mllrNc
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lcicr, nidt 5lt pcr0ciicn, ionoCrn Die.
Ielbcn brrd) rcifc @obcr in ibrCnr
&Crfe 81 urtcritiitcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-20
2cncs 1t Jomaica.

Gle 3ampfcr .9eQc" mo ri @iors
Dio" BON Der NtIaniic SSruit 50.
oui ser @cimiobrt. - EoIIogicrc
Ger Son1burg = Nmerifo : Clinic
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moico cintroL fonucn sic 9ciiird)s
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5mei ibrcr beitcn 9ootc bella" ltn0
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obfuDrcn, unO 5luor Bella" bon
ailpgltpn aus uno ri @iorgio" BON
cincnl n0rOlidcu Sofcn Der Slliel.
Gritcrcr Nnmpicr i6brt nod) Ybilo.
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&ormittag cintrciien. III 8iorgio"
fomntt nn6 baltimore mo miro crit
am Wontag Nto6mitta9 crWartet, oa
CT Elm lon9Iomcrcr Compiler lit. Gle
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tl0rt, Nrtifcl fiir Die NotbIei0cn0en
in ainGiton irei 5l bcioroern. 9iS
icbt mlroe iebo6 nod nidtS nah
Den @crften Der 9ompc9nic om 6uBc
Der SugbeSitrnbc gcion0t.
Sie Samburg Nmcrifa.9inie lies
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tbcilclL luonnd) lic crflGrt, bob Eol.
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picru ent1ur0cr in Sort gntonio oocr
Der WontcAro 9 Ban %Dclanort mcr.
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&ingiton fcblt unb Scr 0ortige Saicn
cucntllcQ fir sic S6iiiiobrt &c,
ihloiicn mcr6cn miro.
I&r. unb Srou &c onIor II Q i
dcrbeit.
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bon Ar. 1929, Earf NUenuc, lpelde
lid allf ibrcr Sod5citSrciic bcfii1bcn
lttO sur Belt ocS GrbbebcnS ollf Scr
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un0 Satin, Srn. unb Srou Sobn
WcGboil mo Sod)ter, Sri. Miniirco
WcGbnil, bon Nr. 301S, ct. Gori.
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fins Solpitol" ur0 Sri. Gli5obctb
:. GopioIon Don Nr. t03, Dit Nh,
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b%cfonnt, frinc gnlerifoncr um'S sc.
6cii fomcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-20

Stne nelen mo6ernen 5%peiit6dieer Sdufer an
Der storos@urleps Strabe, 5piiben Der 5ntri
ntountsspenlie unb SapettesS trabe; eefnenttrie
aeIler, 1rottoire inb Sbie; ematlirte BABE
Gtrdbenrilaiier aus perelasten 3iegelitetnei.
Observation-Disclosures Bcauenle Serfauls.
0ebineuneen. preis 100000. @rrlo5ins $50
pro Sabr. Tcbmt bic ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Maltsr g. gsetplai, al OH urb steae.
(Rnn1b-NeSD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-20

$50" Ger .Mio5ort = W1nrNrd)or"
pcraritoltct uln 20. Sanuor I'M nGor.
lep.gorf" Gin groBc@ Nultcrnroiten.
neldcS ocn Sbcilncbmern geruBrei-
d]c Stumocn 81 bieten pcriprid)t, ba
ocnl Goulite reidle @elomittel fir oic
9cmirtbrng mo llnter6olturg Der
@GItc 3iir 8crfiigung ltcbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-20
Die INSTRUMENTATION Ger. s.

- Die INSTRUMENTATION Ger. s"
peranitaltet ont %. Sonuar in Ser
,2nbpr,9 pceumYSole" ibrelt nelln.
sebrten SabresboQ, mo merben BON
cineni tiiGtiger Gon1ite grobartigc
Gorbereitlngen fir oieie Seitlid)feit
getroffen9 Her GintrittsprciS betrast
MIR % Gents iiir Serrn unb Game.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-20

3u ibrem 81. Weburtsto0i
lultrOe 6rou MogOolcnc @ebrlc ON
GomterItog Abcn0 in Der @obrun(
ibrer Softer, Srou Eoullts, Hr
POI, Srcocrid . Npcruc, Don scr
0titgIicocrn OcS .9obiihCn Sroiicn
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Nanlen ocs GereinS cit biibidcs Sc
idenf. Gie 9cifenftc lieB ibrer
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pircn, mo perlebten Die Gonlcn eini
&c uergniigte Stunocn. llnter ser
Nmucienocn bcianoen lid: Sroi
Sirid), Sr. mo Srou gerraro, Sr
unO 6rnu Sd)iaer, Srau S6eifel
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quit Mcbrle uno 6rau, 6rou ari,m
bol5, Srnu 3innlcrmann Srou YalI
lllS, Gina Wcbrle mo Scinr. @cbrlc
Ibleben. - Sr. Sobn Goipcl
2ebner. 8otte Der peritorbcnep Sor
bura 2ebncr, itorb gcitern i'm 81
9ebensjabrc. 0ic 9eeroign19 finoeI
an Wontag, ben q. %Sonunr, H3llbl
NofmittagS, bon scr @obnung lei
iler Softer, Srou :. Sorrp Gem.
inert, Nr. 1906, HusfinpAuenlle, nltc
itott.
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= Sri. Carrie 9ailcp BON Gar. 1920
WcGuuobltrobe, itarb geitern abenc
OIL Den 5olgen BON 8aspergiftuna
SRI. 9ailep mobiltc bel Srou 30
Sung. als oercn Sobn Gbilipp &c
tern abcpo SRI. 9oilep 5ltm Soll
per rufen moQtc, erbiclt er feline ant
mort, uesbnlb or Die 3immerthiirt
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nit 8as ungefiiQt, pcldes einen'
o%iienen @osbabn entitrolmte, audb'
reno SRI. 9nilep bcluubtlos auf If
rem Bette lag. Gin berbeigerufercl
Ir5t oronete Die lleberiilbrurg Der
ani6eincno 2ebloien nod Dem &c
neral : Soipital al. Nls Der ga.
trolmagcit nit SRI. @ailcp I'M Wa.
rplano General /. &oipital anfom
fonnten Die Mtr5tc MIR nod ben be
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Coroner Silas Volomin murbe Dc
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Wcmc ocntIdc I~niicSlnns int iOnniscn
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