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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-03

en- Gang oberrumple en- Spiaeflub,
Der boIbtes af en- Staliener / Oct be.
rpeteoe 4parter Srottenbam Court
Roa6. Set bar aftalt, at ban iam-
men meb TO Sebiasere ifulbe isge at
fomme oertno, mebens noeIe 9etiente
pentebe ubenfor for at rpffe til 10.
ietntng. Spffen bar bam gunitig.
efterat be INN baobe pentet en- fort
Stuno ubenfor bet bermetiif luffeoe
Sus, aabnebes 0sren, o9 en- 8i9It
ifiibheoes af 89rten ret ubliot no
paa @aben. 0enne 9eiIigbeb benpt.
tebe &rroip til rolf at trenge IND |
Suiet. 89rten, Der fatteoe Wis.
tanfe, ilog imibIertib burtig Ssren /
efter banL for bans Sebiaeere funoe
lie til. arrop bar MI alene meb BEN
peb bunbreoe M9nb, Der iab oe ftob
riinot ON Spiaebor6ene, og bpis
gbre pionebe ornL at be / en- panife-
Zig Situation neppe tog oct iaa usie
meo Dem, Der nilbe eenere Dem.
8esuagtet gap 9rrotu fig tilfieube
iom EoIitimanb. San fonfiifereoe
SpiIlefort og S9rnineer, og for be
tiliteoeperenbe fitpbe tase fig fam.
men og beepn6e ct anereb, baboe
getientene iot Stiger til ginouerne
% bar trpnete ino 40 ben Bel. an-
fsrerens Wob bapbe braet Seiren
biem.
@ierne Of SpiIe6urerne bapbe ef,
terboanben facet en- iaabon Sfr9f
for arrotp, at De leiebe en- Seteftio til
at paste paa bpert at bans Sfribt,
ibet be paa BEN Wan6e pilbe fire fig
moo altfor ubebageltge Sperraifel'
Ter.
ct an6et aneb, boprpeo ban Ifaf.
feoe iig a6ang til en- Spiaebiile, par
fsIgenoe: S en- al De itore, bGffebe
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-03

Sbiens Gramoer. N9ft efter benz
fomnler genion's ~Srom a College
Winootp" % San's ~Ebree Mcres Of
libertp". Dette mna bel betrngtes
Tom ct gIGbeIigt Eioernes 9egn. Oct
tog lang Gio, for Dor fore 2anbs-
niono pdnbt nogen MnerfienoeIie Der,
men MI iprtes nItfan ct @snoeplfnft
at pGre inotroaot. Oct of ban Inies
al bet EubIifiin1, Der Inaner Bigger |
be pfientliee gibIiotbefer, bier, at
ban bar punoet frem til be breoe 2og
al Solicit og life IRneer bIiper mono.
poIiieret of ct Tibet ultraIiter9rt
&otteri / Bolton.
Sunoeoagene err mn forbt og Der
meb ogiaa ben parmeite Del at Som.
meren. 9enne CONNER Dor b9ret
en- al De fisIigite man fan erinore
Der. Sor bet fsrIte bar oct neiten
for foIot inbtiI Mibten at SUM, ba
hi bapbe noele parme 9aee. Siben
bar oisie peret faa, Iigeiom N9tter.
ne bar peret gjennemsaaenbe fisIi.
ge. Saar bar Sopeoitaoen utpiIiomt
p9ret ct ligeiaa bebaaelist CONNER.
npbolosfteb, iom be fleite andre ste.
Der, os bet er noaet, iom Ri Sattis.
foIf, Der life bar 4aab til at reiie,
fon bore t~afnemmeliee for. 8efs-
genbe | Waine og nnbre norbligsenoe
Stater beflaser fig iaar ODER 8iiIben.
September fan unoertiSen bore
BARN Der, men garmen fan ba life
blipe at lang @arigbeb.
81. g.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-03

2aitpogne, man fer iaa mango of |
England, iamlebe ban en- flor Del
Bolitibetiente. lloenfor oeofommeit.
De Sus leo 8oanen tilipneIabenoe ct
lbelo. 30 eamle R9nb, Der bapoe
iiooet paa guffen, iteg neb og eap
fig til at ipsle meo Seitenes Spletsi.
Snbe / Siiiet bapbe man Iaet Rqrfe
til gegipenbeoen, fsrit fuIste man
Scenen oppe fra 8inouerne, ienere
fom mar neb poa 8aoen for at ie ben
paa n9rntere Solo. GU bar Waalet
naaet. De | @oenene ifiuIte 8oliti.
b~etiente iprang burtie no Of Den,
lt9eiom @raferne | fin Sio Of ben
troianife Seit os Suiet toees nleo
Stornl.
Oct bar ogioa @rrotp, Ser bapoe
facet ben Spgaoe at finbe. bpob Der
bar blepet at De | Garet 1900 iaa
bemmeligbebsfulot fra Ropal Rapal
College itiaalne Relion-S oupenirs.
SORT | 1904 o~perraifebe ban Sppeu,
ilit iom oenne por lanoet / auitra.
lien. San unberisgte bans Baggage,
os | ct meset uffploist iibieenbe 9ege-
tsisinitrument fanbt ban 9elions
ltbr giemt. aae Observation-Disclosures
funbe otter ienbes tiIbage til Marine.
muieet, og Rarineminiiteren taffebe
p~erionlig ben inebtse 9eteftip. 90.
iaa 0ronning gictorias perionIige
Eat fit ban peo at blotte nogIe 9e.
~bragerier, Der bar forbrnbne meb ct
8eleiSrenbeospprf, for bpilfet Sron.
nineen ielu nGrebe flor Snteresie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-03
@ 90 -
GITTT-TLITlI
-uITTTTTTTTTTTTTu-
q 90 y
9ntuu.
SnSbrnSstnperi. Ct

SnsbrnSsippcri. - ct frnft Sno,
trubstpperi blep Ell 0at | forri9e
llae beeanet / Sons Erifions 8utif
NoribaIItomn. Sppepaffet ipr9ugte
9enaelfabet op nieo 3pnamit oa itiaI
Sntpffer Ill en- g9roi al 500 %
Sill / aontanter. 0e bor sienipnltg
eipet fig gob Sio, for be bar oeiaa
boIot 6rotoit poa Raooarer, iom De
fnuSt | 9utifeu, inoen De fierne0e
fig. Seioo 200 Gianrer tos DC meO.
Sppene hnpbe fsrit bruot lig mo /
2onis 2ariouS Smebie, bpor De baOoe
foripnet iig meo Dor, Sammere %
Iisuenoe Heoifaber. Mon er euonI
life Sppepaffet pao Spor.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-03

HI
etubenter Deb ct llniperftet; Soroebos; matrikulere, OBJ
taee 5oregneier oDer, inofsre gtatre.
Matrone. eISre gift antnoe, erbar ~SSstsbuitrn
Maturitet, Deooenbeb.
Mausoleumi mp Sraggt iatsio Srs s,n4n
Maxine, @runoiatnins, ReseL
Maximum. Sstmsal SsiOepunft en- f~oranSerIis Stsrrslies
fbHte nnli9e BRroL
Mazagran, 8aHe isrusrst i @las msS gauO suer Sellers %
MazurRa, en- polt gatioHaIOanS.
mediere, m9sle, bil99se, formiIoe.
Meditation, OOeroeieie, erublsri, title setrasfnius; meditere,
arubIe.
Medium, bet miOterfts, RiOte; siaIpsmiOOel; ct gaeuueTe, Ser
uo8tpes fpr at tuune tjere iom Suob9rer menem oenne Der.
ben % aanoepsroeneu, easr iom en- 'xantelaisr' let tan ope
Mehstofeles easr Mefisto, SiapeIeu.
metitisk, itintenos, ~traIenos petastta.
Mekaniks gepesafsslgre, Sripsertsiere, SeaitinIere; be lam
leoe dele al en- Waffiue o. oeres ~inobnroes Samnteubeng;
Mekaniker, Mekanikus, MaIfiHbpgger, Waniunrbeioer;
mekanisk, ipm auaaar Dtefauilen; oripp9rtsm9sia, tanies
lbs; Mekanisme, en- Daaihnes Snorstuius easr Sammeu.
i9tuna.
Melange, Slanbins; bIauOst Rsstpbat.
MelanEoli. SunsfnS; melankolsk. ~tanslneia msrt ibrsmuSis
meere. blanbe; meleret, blanoet; ipraslet-
Melis, balpHut, imaairpftaaieret Suffer.
belle; Zone; Sopeoftemme ct 3oHetptie; melodisk. peL
~flinsenpe, isretdleenoe; Melodrama, Stueiyl meo gRuff;
melodramatisk,t 5oru al ct Neloorama.
memento monl toni pa DsoeH!
SaolGsi a~nlssHins Ssnlfritt; Memoirer Memories. 2eS
netsoptesuelier, grnbrneer; memorere, butte, Iare uoencn,
9tentage ! SutomrneHen; Memorandum, Grnorinesffripek,
MensalGoOS, GOos, bpis afiafnins par beeemt til at sse en-
Brett Rot o. frrius.
MenstIuadon. Osiaa Menses, m~aaueSEis ssenieIie; menssuere,
bape ben maaneoliss SeHieie
mental. aanSis. i~la!sIls.,
Mentor. Saaostper; SeiIeOer.
Menu, SplsieooeL
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-03

I&rcmneooroboa, hpprf ppmHmaenoe r Ell Yrspe r at upnorenhs fr Nte fr ben
~ tenknbe 2aIr 8t ION bet en- reHr mot pa ct Orb hm mani lite hfahe frfaar %
mar man bar en- nabau bauos Gen BOG ub SamOel ian nan unonhe os FOe Crbas %
brpeb oe belle SatamaensT ming 9Me n en- al bore tofbeRe Br9mnbssr; ben r sht
mbbuuon % fan fas for ben almiubeise 8s mb "9ruab.BuaHA. nsmGa $125i 5mFna
aous: 3. ANUNDSEN. Oecoran. iowa
tB- Spen n tHass for IS Gema
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-03

Better 2. Sopess ipp aar sunTe
Ssn | atipater fit forIcoen Dag fit
enc Ben ino | ct gogubiuI meo ben
5sIge. at 9enet brrffeoe, iaa Ben.
Itubben itof no.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-03

See bar mootaeet "SsSieIsbaesbosen"
oe flyer Sem mango Sal. Seq bar bsrt
meesn 9tos ON beune BOG, % iee fanbt
at ben FOREIGNER al ben 0tes ben faar. iaa
ieg bill meb 8lGbe anbefale ben til andre.
q. Solen. 9oIfag. q. Sal.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-03

On anben pistig biitoriif gesipeu.
beb eienfaIbeS ogiad | grinorineen
peb WebbeIeIien ON, at Sberit Rob.
inion periioneret Officer | armeen,
er afsaaet peb Dsben | San Srancis.
&C. San por oct, Der Den Iften Gin.
coin bIeo mprSet freIfte S~tatsiefre.
tGr 8iliam s. Separo fra at belle
i'm Chefs StiGbne. Serfor fit ban
Rationens Gat aieunem aonsresien
iamt @uIbmeoalie. Sberit Hobin-
ion bar 70 Mar peo fin Gsb % en- al
De ina eienIepenoe al Dem, Der ipiae.
DC Ell oftip Iole ! benne befIaseIies
Sraaeoie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-03

Seem gorf ofientliee gibIiotbefs
bulletin" for SmIi meboeIer bIonbt
mango nnorc interesinnte Sina. at
DC melt efteripurete Ssger / eirfuIa.
tionsoepartementet nbenfor ben
egentIige Ropeaiterailr bar peret
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-05-25
REFORM THE YOUNG.

As has often been pointed out by re-
formers, the best way to begin Is with
the children. Whatever should be
taught the world 10 improve It's condi-
tons may safely be tried on the young.
To reform the criminal reach out and
save the child In the street, Would
we cultivate peace, cease teaching the
art of war 10 infants through their
toys. Don't give the baby miniature
cannon TO cut his teeth upon. lie Is
not intuItiyely interested in armies or
In engines that explode or have head
on collisions. These fierce amusements
must be drilled into his understanding.
Normal babies prefer baa-lambs and
rubber dolls which squeak to swords
and guns and the limitations of bloody
warfare. Ii Is the fathers who insist
on making men" of their offspring
before they can walk by giving them
clever toys to arouse a passion for the
strenuous life.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-05-25

who. while the possessor Of several
town mansions, motored down to her
country place about three times a year
for n taste Of the simple life that she
adored. The only indications Of plain
living TINT Mr.. henson noted were the
drinking Of champagne In rather old.
fashioned glnsses and the reducing Of
the dinner courses to FIVE. But the sign
and symbol Of the simple life was. he
says. two goats that were tetl,ercd In
the front yard. These animals were
O.. no use. but without them, declares
Mr.. Benson. life would have become
cOmplicutd ut once. Yet In spite Of the
fun that Ii poked at the simple life
lovers there Is no doubt that they are
a sign Of a healthy reaction against
that wealth and display which, accord.
Ing to some pessimlsts. Ia the worm at
the bud Of the American nation. or
course our plnin livers will. like the
English lady, Insist upon useless sym.
bols OF their plaInness, but with them,
a. with her. real love for luxury.
less life and Its high mental and splr.
itual Accomplishments IL behind the
gOnts.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-05-25
THE ICE TRUST THRIVES.

Many persons who know the danger
Of impure drinking water, ana are par.
ticular as to the source OF their supply,
are not In the least concerned rs to
where the Ice they use Is harvested
Their Indifference Is due In part to GER
tain popular fallacles. One is the state
ment that running water purifies it.
self" another the belief that water
eliminates all impurities when 1t
freezes. These. are only half-truths
Water which runs far enough and rap
idly enough does purge itself of most
impurities, and Ice Is freer from sources
of danger than the water from which
IL congeals science admits no more
than this. II has been proved that wa.
ted melted from the purest natural Ice
Standardization the summit of Mont
Blanc and from hail ana snow at the
highest attitudes which man has reach
eds By no means sterile, but In n
proper culture medium viii develop lly-
ing organisms. IL Is also known now
that many dangerous microbes are
capable OF sustaining very low tenn
perature for long time without in.
Jury; 80 that the amount of cold which
converts the water into Ice Is without
effect upon their capacity for harm,
Unfortunately, too some Of the most
dangerous bacllll are the most tena-
ciOus OF life. The typhoid bacillus Is
not affected by Imprisonment in ice for
four months; and, together with the
germs Of dlphtherla, anthrax and chol.
era, has survived temperature OF four
hundred and eIghty-two degrees Fab.
renheit below Zero. The bacillus OF
consumption Is also capable OF with
standing extreme cold. Since 1t Is I'm.
possible to tell whether ice Is pure
or not, except by tests which cannot
easily be made by the ordinary fam.
lily or individual reliance for protec-
ton must be, In the main, the board
Of health, 10 which. In most cities and
towns, the matter Ia relegated There
II, however, one measure OF protection
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-05-25
INCOMPETENT PHYSICIANS.

When physicians assemble to criti.
else their own institutions and score
their own methods the layman may be
partloned II lie prlcks up his ears and
becomes an Interested and anxious lis.
tener. When doctor, high In medical
councils. declares that medical colleges
graduate every year 1900 doctors who
are Incompetent ana should not be per.
mitted to practice medicine. the fnith
cure begins to assume imposing proper.
lions. Happily II Is not for the lay.
man TO arraign the medical profession;
the profession Is abundantly able and
willing to perform that function for
itself. Yet II may be said for the much
berated doctor that perhaps he Is re.
proved too harshly along the lines both
Of elementary and higher education. 1t
Is truly an excellent thing to be good
speller. but II Is possible that prac.
titioner may be as deficient In Orthog.
raphy as the good Martha Washington
and still be extremely helpful In mat.
ter requiring medical attention. There
mny be In the isolated country districts
practicIng physicians who IRE. %
charged. unable to make a satisfactory
laboratory test OF typhoid fever and
still serve q useful and benehcent pur.
pose In minlstering to various sick and
afflicted. The hard working doctor who
may not have enjoyed the full advant.
ages Of a modern collegiate aud medi.
cal education IL not to DO utterly
despised because he falls to come up
to modern requirements The fact that
the fraternity has been SO violently as
sailed by Its own associates, with the
further fact that In the council Of
physicians "the opinion seemed to be
unanimous that there IL something
wrong" makes It important for the
honor Of the profession ana the safety
OF the public that something should be
done. This Ii matter that lies Who'll.
~ within the discretion Of the frater.
nifty aud to tue doctors the public must
look for a correction Of their own evils.
II medical colleges are as faulty and
| criminnlly careless as Is asserted. and
II thousands Of ignorant practitioners
are annually turned loose to prey on an
unfortunate community, II Is to the
interest Of competent and honorable
physicians to see that the abuses ar,
ended. The public has no alternative
1t must Judge the profession from thu
standpoint of its own criticisms ana IT.
own confessions. II ignorance Is to b.
checked and malpractice avcrted thu
physicians must take the initiative
they must begin their own houseclean
Ing.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-05-25
LARGEST
WEEKLY CIRCULATION
IN CHICAGO.

" Vsoo Aoss
o0eo0 ~ soesesseese NE oess
- ee ~ ID Oese'
~ ~ 10y ~" I'D
se0 y. We eSv
- - We - oeses %
1879 oseo - ess %
oooeso ee9s'
- $780, ~ es
es % ~ 1esscs ssesss
w. 49, o e1sSs.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-05-25

workinemen annually In Its plants than
fall In big battle In war time. In
one Chicago plant thirteen men were
killed In one day recently.
The milkmcn have raised the price
Of milk once again. Something should
liz done to force these fellows to fur.
nIsh healthy milk Of good quality.
Charles 4. Newton, Chicago's Oldest
halter. whose name In O household
word and whose popularity ls unbound.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-05-25

ed. Il now at 8O7 Masonic Temple,
WHARF he Is member Of Newton &
Catlin, matters and furriers.
The daily papers never say anything
about the Beef Trust II they can help
It. The people note this fact aud COM
ment OH 1t. And yet the dallles wonder
why they are losing their Influence.
Tom n. Donnelly, the well known
Jeweler ut us Dearborn street, Is tie
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-05-25

itary models" They always were,
from the Wilson standpoint. 1t Is the
stun that Is cut up In them and sold
to people for food that Is not composed
OF sanitary models"
~eA
The Newspaper Trust ana the Beef
Trust. One and inseparable.
Illinois Is not only the headquarters
OF the Beef Trust, hut the people OF
Illinois are Its principal victims.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-05-25

man to 60 to for bargains In diamonG0
and an other kinds Of jewelry. Ills
prices are reasonable and all Of his
goods are Of the vssy best quality.
Tho Beef Trust Is In control OF the
Democratic party In Illinois and 1t has
sent out word to heat Bryan and
Hearst for the presidential nomina-
ton.
%S
Serr,tar Wilson Is out In a state.
mcnt that "the packing houses are san
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-05-25

which every family using natural Ice
ran take: to see that the Ice Is used
merely to cool articles Of food and
drink without being actually mixed
with them.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-05-25

people of Chicago.
~SA
Clayton T.. Crafts II one Of ChlcagO's
most popular and highly respected citi.
zeiis. and his brilliant record rs an Mt.
torncy has won for him the admiration
of the bench and bar In Cook county.
Benjamin r. Nicholson. the popular
lawyer. has made an able ana agrees.
i've record rs attorney for the West
Park Board.
John II. Caverly. the popular former
Magistrate. II making splendid rec.
ord rs Assistant city Attorney.
~SA
The Beef Trust has run the local
Democratic party long enough.
~
A starving man who ftole 81 worth
II bacon from the Beef Trust WINS sent
% the bridcwell and committed sui.
eide because Of his shame. The Beef
Trust stole &2.OOO.00O worth Of wutcr
from Chicago and no official thought
any less Of It
The Juvenile Court should be abol.
lslied by law.
Some members Of the Beef Trust are
fine men to parade ~ leading citizens
Of Chicago. Water thieves and sellers
Of poison, the public will size them up
properly yet.
1t will rejoice the public to know
that meat condemned because It IL dis
cased. IL "tankesi." stcwed into lard
and placed on the market.
The Beef Trust saturates Chicago
with stenches from its rendering %.
Establishments aid glue factories. II
robs the people Of Chicago through ita
control Of the Jrice Of the food they
cut and the leather they wear.
~
The Reef Trust N flooding the coun.
try with advertisements telling how
much 1t likes the United States In.
spection. The Beef Trust always did
love United States inspection. because
1t was owing to United States inspec'
tlon and the absence Of other inSpec'
ton that II was able to work up rep
utation that has startled the world
with horrors.
As long as the Democratic party In
Illinois Is controlled by the Beef Tl1ls,
the prospects for success ut the polls
are very remote.
~S
There were no deaths from append
citis recorded In the United States
census of $780, Over 5000 deaths from
appendicitis were recorded In thu
United States census of 1000. Th'
Beef Trust Is responsible for this dis
ease. The London Lancet says tina
boric acid used In preserving mea
causes the trouble.
~6
The Beef Trust Is getting worse.
.&NyA
Hogs that 20 to England and tn
United States are not examined 10
trlchina. All hogs for Germany
France and Austria are. Some escape
though.
The Cancer Trust and the Tuhercu
losis Trust are still doing business.
II you want to see what kind O
meat Chicago packers put In cans, rea'
che market reports in any Chlcag
daily. You will find canning cows
quoted on the livestock market at :
to Sc per hundred pounds. In Othe
words, the packers pay to 2 cents
pound for the meat they can.
Police surveillance OF the White City
Chutes, Riverview Park and lot O
other summer resorts would be prett,
good innovation this year.
%e~
! London, April pam attempt wa
made In the House OF Commons thi
afternoon to revive the agitatio
against the American packing houses
! 1t arose from question OF Sir Wi
liam Bull (COnservative), who sue
gested the necessity for protecting tn
meat trade OF this country against tn
attacks Of foreign trusts" and the tai
Ing Of steps to prevent meat unht 10
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-05-25

food from being marketed here by rep.
rescntativcs Of the American meat
packers"
Mr.. Lloyd.Georgc, president Of the
Board of Trade. reminded Sir william
that bill already had been intro.
duced by the president Of the Local
Government Board. Mr.. Burns, dealing
with the importation and preparation
Of food.
The president Of the Board Of Trade,
however, promised to watch the mat.
ter.
Since the railroads quit giving pass
~ to the daily papers, the mum.
Der Of train wrecks has greatly In.
creased. In other words the papers
ITO longer suppress the wreck news
II ths Beef Trust was to quit adver.
tls!ng probably the public would hear
something from the dailies about the
lumpy.jaw. cancer and tuberculosis
dished up to the people for food.
AZ
The Beef Trust will ~ the greatest
issuc In the presidential campaign Of
1905.
1t will be the hottest kind Of an issue
In Illinois
The Democratic party Of this state
will have to denounce this trust or 60
out Of existence Itself.
~A
The Beef Trust FIRST. last and all the
time Ii the slogan Of the Democratic
leaders In Illinois.
~9A
Thanks to the Beef Trust methods
cancer numbered l.l01 victims In Chi
caRo In 1905, or 81 more than In 1901
AN increase Of the rate per 10000 o.
population Of ?.08 per cent.
The increase In deaths from cancer
In Chicago In 1905 over the average
for the decade ended In 1904 was 10;
per cent. and over the average rate Of
tho decade ended In 1874 was SA.l %,
cent,
|
The meat inspection law which was
framed up to suit the Reef Trust. does
not provide for microscopic examina.
lions and no microscopic examination
10 made Of pork for the purpose Of dis
covering evidences Of trichIna.
No wonder that foreign governments
with the good health Of their subjects
In mind are somewhat suspicious OF
Beef Trust pork.
~SA
The Beef Trust IL doing more Il
bring on a revolution In this country
Nan all other forces combined. Th-
Trust Press, which does Its bidding
IL helping matters along.
The courts found way to send O
starving boy who stole ham from thu
Beef Trust to the Bridewell, where III
committed suicide from shame. But
the authorities never found n way II
punish the Beef Trust for stealing wa
ter from the people.
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The people Of Chicago are not II
favor of Sunday closing.
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| All q man has to do to got a Demo
cratic nomination nowadays Is to b
moderately tough and join the RICH
secret society.
The new charter means:
Four-year term for a lot Of alder
manic stiffs ut $4,000 year each.
Prohibition and Sunday closing.
Increase of 200 per cent In taxes.
tuberculosis Is due almost entirel
to bad meat.
) The Reef Trust is making grea
bluff about manicuring the nails @
. some OF its employees! 1t managed /
let out over four million pounds of TO
ten meat in Chicago In less than fou
months, though.
The Beef Trust Is worse than evel
%6A
When the civil service laws provid
life Offices for political buns, with n
equivalent for the people, II 10 tim
, 1t was amended.
Lumpy'jaw beef 10 now being slaugt
tered at the stock yards and sold L
the Chicago trade.
Not satisfied with importing Soreig
pauper labor to compete with Amer