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Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1908-12-04

1t comes ~ pass that some of us have
the best part Of ourselves over there,
and all of US are made more tender by
thoughts Of unseen eyes that look down
on US. measuring US with hearts freed
from the bias and lusts of the world
we yet are in
We need not worry whether we viii
know them again, those friends whose
faces lightened ours in days gone by,
for though they be changed to a
seraph's beauty, we shall see not their
faces, but their affection. He lives yet
In the dust who worries as to physical
preservation and Identification. This
we all know. who hold. deep within us
the friendships Of those who are living
in larger life, that love can never die,
that affection enlarges despite the de
Gays of time and grave, and that some
thing of the self which is the basis of
friendship is immortal
This sense of the persistence Of
friendship is more than state of feel
ing; it is the first flower of immortal
answering to eternal and divine in lives
that have been loosed from our limita-
lions. 1t has nothing to do with al
legged communications from the other
world. 1t is the deep, abiding and
strengthening sense that the web Of
love cannot be cut by the keen edge of
death, that friendships abide through
all, that love is immortal and loving
the measure Of our immortality.
No wonder the immortal hope burns
low when unfed by this secret supply !;
no wonder men doubt the future, when
their hearts find no vital contact with
its life, when they must depend on
what the head may reason from analy-
ses and probabilities.
am not worried as to life beyond,
because / know there Is love beyond.
The only going out from life / need to
fear would be going out into world
where love was not. Precise plans of
eternal redemption lie beyond my rea-
friendship / rest and know that the
eternal affection will find me and teach
me the larger life of the world where
love shall have its liberty and shall
be the law of ALL
l know not where l shall meet those
friends, where father and mother and
child will wait, but a love light, that
burns clear within, will lead me to
them and I shall know them by that
light Love will come into its own !;
friendship into its fullness. The bar
riers will have been broken down. We
shall know even as we are known, for
we shall love even as he loves.
So what can do better in these days
than cherish this hope, magnify this
life OF loving, make more friends that
may have greater fullness of living
there and if the great hope of that life
be this free fullness of friendship, bring
into this drear world as much of that
life as / may by being good friend to
as many as / may?
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1908-12-04

There is visible in The night sky. UNI
der favorable circumstances. a faint
light, rounded in outline and situated
always exactly opposite TO the place
of the sun 1t is called the .gegen-
schien" and is one of the most mex
piieabie objects known to astronomers.
According TO scientist, 1t may be n
sort of cometary or meteoric satellite
attending the earth. He supposes 1t to
be composed of a cloud of meteors.
situated about 100000 miles from the
earth and revolving around it in pc
riod Of just one year, so that the sun
and the meteors are always on opposite
sides of the earth. He estimates that
the size of this ghostly satellite may
be nearly the same as that Of the planet
Jupiter-viz.. about $1,000 miles in al.
ameter.
XDu'I ~ thp ritrhr fhfup n Won ssfop
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1908-12-04
Separated.

''Some men are fond of work, and
others are not" said WILDER. Take
Dawson for instance. He is welded to
ais work"
Not now" said Hickenlooper. Hes
been divorced"
Divorced? What do you meanT'
asked WILDER.
''He was bounced last Saturday" said
Hickenlooper.-- Lippincott's.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1908-12-04

Data compiled by the Texas railroad
commission indicates loss by the rail
roads of the state during the last nine
months of $4vu0.000 as against twice
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1908-12-04

In Vienna newspaper appeared the
following: Wanted, by important Grm,
commercial agent; good talker, AFRO
CANT, and uns upulous; good salary,
with prospect of increase is satisfactory
all round"
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1908-12-04

Rev. DR.. William r. Jenvey, who re-
Gently celebrated the twenty-ffth ami
versary of his rectorship Of st. Paurs
Episcopal church, Hoboken, has missed
only one church service which he was
scheduled to hold.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1908-12-04

Something more than quiet humor is
Ia this paragraph printed at the end Of
the Edmonton Opera house regulations
by Manager Brandon: ANY old ladies
afraid of taking cold may keep on their
hats or bonnets"
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1908-12-04

The starfish, netted, commits suicide.
1t dissolves into many pieces, which es-
cape through the meshes of the net
Then kind of resurrection takes place,
each piece growing into a perfect star
fish
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1908-12-04

Celestine-And has Mr.. Pryor's church
such a small congregation?
Hilda-Yes, indeed. Every time he
says Dearly Beloved" you feel as If
you had received a roposal.--Bohemian
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1908-12-04

NEW NAVAL SECRETARY.
Truman II. Newberry, Who Has Suc-
ceeded Victor H. ATetcaIf.

Truman H. Newberry, who has sue
ceeded Victor II. Metcalf as Secretary
of the Navy, the latter having resigned
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1908-12-04

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BRoMO Quinine Tablets.
Druggists refund money If 1t fails TO cure.
u. w. GROVES signature is on each box 25c.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1908-12-04

Madrid has the highest altitude of any
city In Europe.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1908-12-04

PILES CURED IN TO II DAYS
PAzo OINTMENT is guaranteed to cure any
case OF Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Protrud-
Soc,
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1908-12-04

You'll 40 the right thing If you stop
growing about an Imaginary wrong
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-16
Perfumeria NAPO EON.

de Peme Francey americana
au6 una poduOs
sos por ao al aeance e 6odo a
mundo
ocon6m fin devcs fueTn
d puede obn perfume
so del vor del coso
Padin Hmnoa San francisco San Juan Pueo-Rico
Napoleon arculos pun necesar de el re-
agunos muesra:
JABONES NAPOLEON
nauTalesy anaP en- e
VoIeta perfume IDEAL cvtL de pasilas.
pasas OV
Ants6pico de Bra, medicinal 4 20 eVs pasila
perfume delcioso 4 20 ctys pasdla
Acepina barTa aeiar 20 ctvs Ia bara.
VARIOS PREPARADOS LA PERFUMERIA NAPOLEON. =,
squGos egantS Vl no
Lavender Sandalo 80 % c rasoo ~
Ammonia indispensable todo bano en- Hs ue n1O
25
Vioeta de Witch Hazeen j Htro 35 tvs
EXTRACTOS DE PERFUMERIA NAPOLEON
prenado caoa e su
oafada % 2onz ~ ctys on % GUYS O
ctvs
POLVOs DE ARROZ DE LA PERFUNGERIA NAPOLEON
Terciopeo eeganes cI q 4U ca
Povos aptina para tocador violea y lila q 70 cVa
POLVOS DENTRIFICOS DE ASEPTINA.
Los dentaduray b ~ Vs ea 6as 9a @
para engar anepco centfeo sin ua 70 oO
ASEPTNA NAPOLEON
Indispensable para inferno externo dn los @
620y
asna pur el pomo 70 ctYS
Gonzalez Padin HmnOs.
SAN Francisco 38 y a "PAqUrrA" SAN JUsro 49,
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isabella FESTEJAN-
do a su Patron.
Los flnlastIeas esIares d ID plratrnIa.
(De nuestrO OOrresponsoI. )

Junio 14-AnimRdaB en- extreme egtu'
viaFon las tEadicionalsB fsBtag djTigidRg
por Custro CsbAlleron CuyR mod0ltia sums
ma prchibe deCir BuI nombEep. Dsben ea.
toB sslioEe1 santiE lR gatiAfaCCi6n planS del
6xito mas snaltecsdor.
Todo reBult6 expl6ndido. FL bale de
.niflas on la plaza pdblica fu6 una combi'
nRCi6n de eBtilo aTist6cFata CapFiChoBO.
El juFado compuehto por diecioChO ssraf'
neB gus con gus 8tractiV08 hRCfan gGmeiRF
Rquel harmoBo cuadRo una vision piCt6EieR
del Cislo, fue una approximation dc la hAF'
monfa y Ia bsllezR. FoTmRbRn 10 pTGRi'
denCia los eBposoB ChRvsB do 10 Roga y
Quevsdo Arroyo y los apueEtoB jineteB aEan
j6yensB RpreCiadfRim0a en- ssta cultR 20
cisdad.
Les bailes IuCidfGimor. Dos de EoOis.
dRd, uuo de altsBRnoa , otFo de politics do
quincs diseiocho afi3E.
Muehs juventud de puebloB limftFofsI
Gcudi6 gOzoBR & Facibir las imprelions1
peEsnnsl de sltoB dfaB de Vegooijo Holas.
Hubo cavreTaB de CaballoB en- Las que
tomsron a,ts coECelea de plRnta elegRntG
de a'gunog distiuguidos caballaFos de eBta
IoCalidRd.
En- la nochs del patron , IR vfBpsTa 10
qusmaEon fant6GtiCoG faegos RTtifciales, y
On la plaza habfa miIlarsB de RImaS con-
tsmplsndo Las vRrisdsdsI de formRs = lo8
cRpTichogoB CoIores de ls piToteCnia.
La notR mas gsIana = eIoousnto fue el
raygo de civismo y CRltura desplegRd0 poF
loB ConcuTFentsB y lIevado & CAb0 por los
sgsntsu de oEdsn p6hlieo. ApesaF de tan
to movimiento nj una BOls Eina, nj una
Eola embzisguez, nj un solo detenido,
Vsya, pueB, mi sincere BRludo a todoB
los o7ganisadores mi gT&titud eternR 81
simn6tioo pueb!o iaabelafo.
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con las autoFidRdes del canal, lRB que nos
han ofreCido Remediar ere NAL & medidR
que len sea possible.
GEL conBnlado GBpRfiol en- Pan8m6 eBt6
4 cargo del senior Juan Potoug, CogrGctf'
alma peTB na qua ha aabido gansEBe el
spTscio de los PmplGadoB del canal y do
Las autoEidadoB de- ls Republics de PanR'
ma. 8u ats CultuEa y cabRlleFoBidHd hRcen
que BsR queride poF todog, y Regdn hemog
dido EuB geEtionsB ION generslmente cor0
nadag poT 81 6xito. So labor Cd tisns
que ser conatante, pu0g no CusntG con Can
ciIIer nj auxiliRr aIguno que le Ryude an
Bug tF8bRjoU. De 81 podT6 hAbeF RlgunRB
queisF, debido ain duda que no eB possible
comp acsP TODD 81 el mundo.
"En EeB6msn. No on cieFto que 0l obHe
70 eBpafiol est6 nal trRtAdo retEibufdo en-
el ItBmo de Pauam6; CFGemos, poF 81 con.
tFariO, que sBt6 mejor trRtRdo que en- eual'
quieF otrR paEts; que eHt6 bien EetEibufdo;
paFo no ob8tRnte, loB gFandss eafaeFzos
que hR rGalizado Bigue KsAIizando Ia
JuntR Superior de Sanidad Americana pa
TR poneT aqual lugSr en- condolences higi6'
nicAH y de aRlubFidsd, con 10 que hR con.
geguido desteTrRr de ALI poT complete 10
fobre amarillo, Biguen Hufrisndo loB obrs'
Fos euFopsoI, 81 Rzote de lR fsbEa malaria,
10 que & nueatro iuicio 90 allf end6miCB; y
clio SO debe, Bggtn iufoFmGB llegad0B &
nogotFoB, q que no 30 d6 todag los trRbR'
,doFea 81 aqua fltradR CondOnsRda que
50 uuministra algunos empleRdoS, pusB Ia
mByoEfR do los obrsFos lR beben digectR-
m 3nts del rio.
Gun ounce p0r CieDto de los obF9roB
eBpafoleB, sufren ConBtantement0 en- log
h9spitRIeB de lR Zona, los Gfactog do el8
tsrrible febFe 10 que gEaCiRB Ia inteli'
genta asiatanCiR del personal m6dico de loG
miHmog, no hAce gfRndss enteagoB, pueB Ia
moFtalidRd solo Rlcanza I'm promsdio de
IN tres poF ciOnto 81 afi2.
"LR fsbTe malaria ? 9l deBC0n0cimi0nto
poF pRPts de nusBtroB o0mpatFiotaB del
idiomR ingl6g son los daicos inConvOnien.
tsB con que Iuch8 81 obFeTo on Las 0bTRs
del Canal de Panama.
"PRFa h2csF doIapar0COr amboB obs
tkculoH, BuplicRmoB les IoOisdRdes OABi'
no Espah0l , Centro GaIIogo aouer len
Tacomsndar 8 la ComiGi6n ancaTgada de
las obraB del Canal q1e 90 fscilite, 10 mig
mo les altos empleRdoB que los dem6H
obreFoB, el aqua condenBRdR, p0r eRtimRH
que con clio hRbY6 de diBminuiF gFande.
ments 81 n6msFo de enfsrmog; Rsf como Ia
ConvsnisnOia de que en- csda cRmpamento
= juzgado correctional, sxistR an int6rpEs'
Il eRpalol hispAno am SEicano que liable
y entienda bien el idiomR ingl6A en- vss do
INTERPRETERS ipg'eTsB AmsEioRnoB que hR.
blen espafel.
nCon 10 exquisite tsEminRmoB o. preBsn'
to informs, hacienda constag nusstEo agCR'
deCimisnto Mr.. Charles e. Msgoon, GO
bsrnsdor provisional de Cubs, pOr IR Ell
cRcia de HuB rsComsndaoioneB para todaB
las antoEidadeB del Canal y gobernRntsB ,
psrEonRB diltinguidAs de ls RspdbliCa Pa
nRmsfiS; al senior Consul de EnpafiB, al &C.
nor O. T. Naming, Supervisor de Ia Divi'
sion de GoTgona , al Bafi0F JoH6 GiEibal'
di. que tRnto SO intersgaFon poE 81 mejoE
rssuItRdo de nuostra misi6n.
"RsspetuoHRmsnts. Luis c. Guerrero,
Jose @. LOrents. HAbana de 1908"
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Sc renueVa ell surtidO.

En- todoB loH vaporss qus lIsgan & este
puerto, procsdentoB de Nusva York =
Europa reCib0 81 acr0ditRdo Oltablocimien.
to LAS NovOdades', sa1 Francisco IS,
nuevo luEtido de las eIpOCislidRdeB dc 80
rRmo. CsmRs para tods Class dc foEtunas.
muy aFtiltiGRg, con todoB BuB aCCoIoEiog,
objetnB De fsntslfs para HeforaB = oaballe,
PoB, loza, juegoB de muebIes. juguetsg de
''biscuita" lindf1imoB, fnfGimaS s1OnciaH
franoesas , del JSp6n, pRrsguaG para CO.
bslIsroB sombEilIas para aefoFag Bsiio.
EitRI, entire otrol mil objstog, na enCuentEan
RlIf E preCiOa CenYOnienteI, E.
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Fiesta en- el Casino de Msysgdez.

Ell euIto centro puertOrEiqueno Casino
de Mayagiisz, oelebE6 81 lines Is de los
CorrienteB una hermoBa festa on SuB HR'
loneB.
ConBisti6 dicbs feltR en- una reception
bale en- honor del Lcdo. don JoE6 e..
Bsnedioto y de su diltingpida sBpoBa do
ia Julia g. de BsnediCto, que 90 auBsn'
tan de Ia EefsEidR Ciudad.
Para dicha fiesta FecibimoB CoTt6B invi'
tRci6n del senior presidents del indiCado
cfrculo social don Arturo Gigsnte.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-16
InnICAnnR GENERA

GoNsEJOs A LAS MADREs. .-EI iaTabe
Calmante de la Sehora Winslow debe
usars0 siempre que los niflOs estan en- el
periOdo de Ia detencion. Proporciona all
vic Immediate al pequeflO paciente, prOdu-
ce un suefio natural tranquilO, alivia el
dOlor 81 angelic despierta muy vlvO y
alegre. Es muy agradable 81 paladaT,
calmR al nifio, ablsnda sus dolores, hace
faciles la funcionen del estomago y regula
los intestinos. Els ell meior remedio como
Cido para Ia diarrea va PROVENCE esta de la
denticion de cualquiera otra causa.
be Calmatne de la Sehora WinsloW": es 81
neiOr de tOdOs,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-16

Sc VENDE.-Por quebrsntO de BAlud
y no pOdsElo atsnder 81 duefo al estab's'
cimianto la E0formRda Aurora punto "a
conooido aCrsditado , bien. .Surtida: para in
formO, en- el miBmo. Vsnta ri OontAdo. ~-
Pedro ROvira Torres, Ssnturce, psrads
19. 10 v. = No. z.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-16

-sOMBRkROs PARA sENORAs,
muy slegautsB y & precioa SumamOnte mo-
aioou, lo5 acAba de TecibiE La Ti0nditR do
JoIafA Echsvarrfa, Rl lRdo del Ryunth'
mianto. Vende tambi6n efactos rsligio'
u9a Compra snvoltuEAu de JRbon Oots-
,yon.-SRn Juan, Box 216.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-16

Es TONICO, no tisns suEtanCia1 noci'
vas EesultR IN msgnf6co pEoducto, que
hA obtanido 81 mrjoF CE6dito On el pats =
fusra de 81. Los lefiOTsB Alvarez HERNIA
NOS tisnan siampTe conntante existsnciR del
acre litado "RON SAN LUIS & cuyo
produCto nos EsfeFimoB En- San 5oE6 Z
sn eata CiudRd 20 hAlla el magnffco ron
"sAN LUIS" Conocido muy VentSjosA
msnte en- todsH pRrtGs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-16

Sc VENDEN, sin corrodOTGu y pEoCios
muy m6dicoB, una casa &c una plsnta, con
techo de hierro galvsnizado con 81 solar
de 35 x is, metToBen ls> CAllo de OerEa,
Sauturco, , tres cusrdRs % c6ltimoa do
terrenon propioB para 1olsEsB On el Cebo-
Tuoo, ssntuTce. Para mas infarmeB, apsT'
tsdo nfm 665. San JuaD, P. R.15 Y. ct.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-16

]unta Direciva del Hpdd0nao de San Juan motive
Ia Celebration del ouartq oentenaro de Ia Dc
del Hp6aon la cual admra todo 10 Sc envle
de Agriculture, Gamode0 Yoar0, represente un progr
planta utas semas cuya exploitation convenien
to fomentar la isa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-16

EN- LA GALE DE TETUAN 50
tsECer piuo, 10 aIquilan dos busnau habi'
taCionsB con viHtA Ia CRlle. Sc admiten
eornenaalan- Is v. g..
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-16

sE VENDE una Billa rociinRda para
inv6lidou, caai nusva, DirijirIs a l OK
693, San Juan. 81
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-16

LA CASA MIN. 1O5 de Ia cRIle del
Sol de esta ciudad, 90 venda. 4ntormRTan
an 81 Rog de Orc, San Francisco Az
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ENTIRE los compradoFes de FelOies 4
pIasos On Ia ioYoEiR de f. KehEhahn 20
Dc Hsgala an Telcj "Waltham" semanal
mente. La Ultima BemanR obtuvo uno 81
nafinr T. da Il Fuante, do santuEoe.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-16

8 k5D\
Aprovechandose de la Gran Reputation

piedaes gn facuaivos tod parties
medicinas
pefectO,
rapdamente
ennuls6n
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-16

H. LOPEZ CEPERO, San J0R6 IS
Compra y venta de muebleB on general.
Sc hacen pEsstsmos de dinero sobFo prem
daB de orc, pIatR pisdraB pE0CiosaB. se
compFan prsndan antiguaB , modernaa. ss
comprs y vspde plata = orc detarioTado.
Ccnytonte exiBtencia de musblGS, tpo
acon6miCou. BARRAs DE CATRE.
P. A.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-16

-, OOHENTA CENTA
XII 1TWS VOs. Un miIlaE do
w OAS0a agujss de fou6grafos.
Sc envfan por coErsO. FFanquso ibEe.
GONZALEZ PADIN HMNs, San JuRu p 4.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-06-16

80 de Enero de 1908.
The ozomlsion Company, New York:
Muy senores mfo de mi mayor considera~
ci6n: Por espacio de seis amos ven1a mi
hijo padeciendo de fuertes ataques asmat1ooss
complic cados con fiebres, cuando va cansado
de gastar dinero, procure una muestra de
ozomulsion la di nj hijo. Continue
comprando su preparation, con La honradez
del hombre juro Vds. e1 haber a1canzado
para nj hijo La curaci6n comp1eta de tan
cruel emf ermedad; asf que en- agradecimien-
to & Vds. doy Las mas expresivas gracias
libertad para hacer pdb1ica nj manifestation
en- la prensa. De Vd. respetuosamente,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1908-11-17

stockade. From each side Of Its en-
trance row of palisades stretched.
the rows growing wider and wider
apart continually, like a broad lane
from narrow gateway. This inclo-
sure Is called in India "keddah."
The keddah was built near water
course to which the animals come for
drink. When all was ready for their
royal highnesses to witness the show
place was made for them near the
entrance to the keddah. Then all walt
ed for the elephant herd to 90 to the
river ford, get drink and cross the
stream. They made their way up the
bank after crossing 1t, but this only
brought them nearer to the trap set for
them. They were already In the. neck
Of the bottle which was to hold them
fast. All had to be still as death while
the huge creatures tramped, unknow.
ing, 10 their prison. At the very minute
the last big gray body got inside the
keddah the Prince Of Wales loosened a
wire rope, gate fell, and whole herd
Of elephants had been trapped.
Then the excitement began. The ele'
plants We're scared. A large male ele-
plant with long tusks is called tusk
er. In the final roping Of wild ele'
plants tame ones are again used to
lure their brethren into captivity. A
very big tusker was the first one TO be
secured after oil had been inclosed In
the kedcah. -Four trained female ele-
plants crowded around him and
squeezed their bodies against him SO
he could not get away. Then while
they held him trapped men crawled
under their legs and tied his hind feet
fast with great ropes.
Next they managed to get lasso
over his head. and that big tusker was
done for. He made an awful row and
trumpetlng, tearing up the earth with
his feet, but he could not help himself.
Three trained elephants were next
hltched to him to pull him along. At
that he just sat down III clump OF
bamboo and would not bulge step.
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A. n sssms 10 Him.

The bright sun IL little boy who runs
around our sly
70 meet his mother every night. l watch
him going by.
At six he jumps out Of his crib. like
to see him stand
Behind our house. all red and glad. above
my pile Of sand.
BY nap time hos gone part way round.
peeps N my room at me,
And while rest he plays outside behind
my apple tree.
The little Bun walks toward the pines all
through the afternoon
Because he hears his mother call. Come.
boy, to cribby soon!'
Ais mother heaps big clouds Of pink for
covers on his bed.
And on q pillow soft and blue she lays
his yellow head.
I used to wonder how the crib could be
In front at night
And yet behind our house the sun could
wake up at daylight
I've thought Il out: All through the dark
his mothers kind, strong hand
Just wheels his crib on round the sky,
back 70 my pile OF sand
Youths cosapaaisa.
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but the tame elephants tugged at him
as though they would pull him In two,
so that finally he had to 60 All the
trapped elephants were finally cap
turcd.
During the roping and lassoing OF
the wild herd the maharajah and the
prince and princess and their people
sat In an elevated gallery built around
the inside Of the keddah, out Of reach
Of the wild elephants.
Tame elephants are also used &c
break In the wild ones and train them
70 work. In a short time they are Will
Ing to pull out tree stumps. to carr!
logs and pile them up and even to take
care Of babies. At work generally a
keeper, called "mahout," sits upon
the elephants neck behind It's ears
and guides 1t by voice or the touch OF
q stick. In RangOon. Burma, are two
huge tuskers that have been carrying
and stacking logs at the teak mills fol
twenty-five years. They pile the heavy
lumber more evenly than human work
men do A fine specimen Of tuskel
often Is sold for $1,000 when he Is frs
captured, before he has had any train
inc
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lev AnesthstIe . Boon to Soldiers,
WOUNDED NAN CAN ADMINISTER IT 10
HIMSELF.

Medical science, always advancing,
now supplies narcotic and an@sthetic
with which . wounded soldier can give
himself first aid to the injured" In.
stead Of tossing ip agony on the field
until he 10 taken to the military hospital,
he can rest in . dreamless slumber. This
will be doubly advantageous, because,
when the hearts action 10 reduced, the
hemorrhage from gunshot wound must
be lessened.
So at least, Prof. Schleich of tho Vir-
chow hospital, In Berlin, asserts. he
has discovered new narcotic and anes-
thetic which excites the liveliest interest
among his scientific colleagues. 1t con-
sists Of two parts of ethyl chloride, four
parts of chloroform and IL parts Of sui
phuric ether. This mixture boils at .
very low temperature; in fact, at the
normal temperature of the human body.
II any one clasps phial containing it In
his fist for few minutes It boils gently.
The patient inhales the vspor of the boil
ing liquid and quickly 1t produces free.
dom from pain, then sleep. If the phial
be held under his nostrils 30 that he con-
tinues to inhale the vapor his sensory
nerves are blunted, he becomes anssths-
tized.
Prof. Schleich insists that there Is no
danger In using the mixture. 10 has
employed 1t In more than $1,000 cases
both in private and hospital practice. he
has used 1t az sedative In nervous dis.
eases and in affections Of the heart and
as narcotic to ease the excruciating
pains which characterize SONS diseases
of the internal organs.
Its simplicity and harmlessness recon-
mends its use In war, says Prof. Schleich.
He suggests that each soldier could be
provided easily with small quantity OF
the liquid in . suitable tube, which he
could use for himself until he found
himself in the surgeons hands. =.
1t goes without saying, that 1t would
be impossible for soldier to administer
an overdose to himself. He would fall
asleep first.