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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-09-22

olS SASiSJ w "
zwolilo obojgu siowka przemo-
vic. Po dlugim uscislu dopiero
zapytal DR.. Cook o dzieci, ktore
opodal staly oczekujac chwili rzu-
cenia sic w objecia ojca.
New York, N. Y, 20 wrzesnia.
= DR.. Cook stanal ma pokladzie
Grand Republic, gdzie go ty-
siace przyjaci6l oczekiwaiy. Dr.
Cook przem6wii W te slowa:
ME masz dla odkrywcy VIE
kszego szczescia i radosci, jak o.
cena dokonanego dzie}a ziorn-
kow jego. Liczba ziomkow wspoi-
cieszacych sic napefnia SERGE ra-
doScia duma. Stokroc wiecel
wolalbym stanac wprost po doko-
nanem odkryciu ma gruncie Sta
now Zjednoczon. - ojczyzny mo-
jej' ale losy zrzadziiy inaczej
zawiodly mnie ma obca - duhska
ziemie. Duhczycy przyjeli mnie z
entuzyazmem, o czem wiecie te-
legramow. Zaszczyty owacye,
jake mnie W Danii spotkaiy,
przyjmuje, DO mi sic one slusznie
naleza. Zarowno Wy w tax
wielkiej zgromadzeni liczbie Okla
zujecie mi Geese z powodu doko-
nanego dziela. Dzieki Wan "a MIA
z calego serca skladam'.
New York, N. Y, 20 wrzesnia.
- Wyladowanie nastapilo przy
ulicy 5 W Brooklynie. Nieprzeli-
czone tlumy wylegiy ma powita-
ME DR.. Cooka. Wsrod Mich je-
dnak brak representative Stanu
i lniasta. Zarzqd miejski poczyn'i
daleko idace zarzadzenia celem u
trzymania porzadku, ktory tax Ia
two, z powodu nagromadzonego
licznie tIumu, mogl bye naruszo-
nym. Setki zolnierzy i policyan-
tow, tax konnych jak pieszych
utrzymywalo porzadek. w chwil
pare wylonii sic tlumow koro-
wod automobilowy. Ma pierw-
Sym ogromnej wielko5ci jechala
orkiestra, "a MIN automobil z Dr..
Cookiem rodzina, "a tyml 500
innych samochodow przyozdobio-
nych we flagi, kwiaty i festony.
Korowod ten miai zwyz 2 mile
dlugoSci.
Byi to .pochod tryumfalny" w
ca}em tego siowa znaczeniu. Ld2-
zaf on do lokalu klubu arktyczne-
60. Przed klubem znowu tlum,
znowu tysiace wnoszqcych okrzy-
XII. Skoro DR.. Cook po wielu tru-
dach przedostal sic do klubu, tlum
domagai sic Przemowienia. Okla
za} sic DR.. Cook ma balkonie, ale
ME przemawial, tylko ukionami
ma prawo i lewo dziekowal "a o.
kazanq zyczlwoSc, "a uczynionq
owacye. Dlugie godziny przecha-
dza}y sic jeszcze pod domem klu-
bu tlumy Publicznosci, wykrzy-
kujac ma czesc DR.. Cooka. Roz-
brzmiewaly i piesni, a wSr6d Mich
odspiewai Choir meski piesh TO
Jest dzief pana".
Poznym wieczorem uda} sic
DR.. Cook do hotclu Waldorf.
gdzie tymczasowo zamieszkal
rodzina.
Rochester, Mimi, % wrzeSnia.
- Ma wiesc o smierci grlbernato-
ra Johna A. Johnsona miasto oto-
czyia zaloba, Skoro dzwony zwia-
stwa}y smierc jego wszystkle
sklepy zamknieto, wiele do
NOW wywiesiio czarne flagi z O.
kien. Burrnistrz Thompson O.
glosii dzieh smierci gubernatora,
jako dzieh og6lnej zaloby. Wszy=
stko to - to jeden wielki dowod,
re z Johnsonem zmarl czlowiek
niepospolitych zalet ducha i ser
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-09-22


dnia 1go grudnia br.
- Radny wardy 27ej, Clancy,
ma wniese do Rady Miejskiej pro-
jekt uregulowania sprawy geomc-
tr6w mierniczych i licencyonowa.
MIA ich, to dlatego, poniewaz W
zakresie ich dzia}alnosci liczne
dziac sic maja naduzycia.
- Komisarz Hanberg aprobo-
wal wczoraj plany budowy nowego
tunelu W ul. Washington; koszta
tel budowy wyniosa $1,25o,ooo,
pokryc je ma kompania tramwajo-
wa "Chicago RR. CO.., miasto zas
ma dostae dose miejsca W tunelu
ma przeprowadzenie przewod6w e.
lektrycznych rur wodociagowych.
Tunel ten bedzie jedna z najwaz-
niejxych artery }aczacych zacho-
dnia Geese miasta z sr6dmiesciem.
Z pocesu Nc Gamma.
Jezeli mic nadzwyczajnego ME
zajdzie, to sprawa Nc Gamma 20
stanie dis oddana W rece sedzi6,v
przysieglych; wczoraj wygiosili
mowy swoje prokurator Waymani
obronca pu}kownik Lewis, dis
przemawia obronca ex-sedzia Nee
ly replikuje kohcowo prokurator.
Szczeg6lnie slime wrazenie wywar-
la wysoce retoryczna nova pu(k.
Lewisa, znanego m6wcy polityka,
kt6ry W przem6wieniu SVEN zbijaf
nader zrecznie zarzuty oskarzenia,
a nadto niejeden cisna} silny "a
rzut swiadkom prokuratora i sa-
menu prokuratorowi, oraz kwe-
styonowa} prawdomownosc owych
swiadk6w, ludzi utrzymujacych
domy nierzadu i CRY hazardowej.
Nova prokuratora ME mniej byta
ostra, a zasadza}a sic ma utrzyma-
niu w mocy,i wadze wszystkicir
pl,nkt6w oskarzenia; nadto prokn-
rator odczytal przysieglym ma po-
parcie swego stanowiska pare ana
logicznych wyrok6w sadowych -
wyaszych instancyi.
Naduiycia ~ komisW przysieitych.
Wykryte wywleczone swiezo
ma swiat}o dzienne naduzycia RE
kome W komisyi przysieg}ych bu'
dza nieustanna ME zmniejszajaca
sic sensacye. Wczoraj krqzyly po-
g}oski, re noye dalsze zarzadzono
W tel sprawie aresztowania, kto ma
jednak pasc ich ofiara, niewiado-
mo, sledztwo bowiem toczy sic W
najscislejszej tajemnicy. Koledzy
usunietego i pod wysoka kaucye
postawionego komisarza Hollanda
utrzymuja, re ME mozliwa jest
rzecza, by W komisyi przysiegiych
tax znaczne dzialy sic naduzycia;
kontrola byla tax scisia i ME po-
iedyncza, ale potr6jna, ze ME spo-
sob przypuscia, by przy losowaniu
przysiegiych lub wielkoprzysie-
glych MONA by}o przemycac ma
zwiska pozadane, a usuwae niepo-
zadane: urzednicy departamentu
So pewni, re sprawa sic wyjasni
pomyslnie dla komisyi przysie-
g}ych, a wielkie nowe sensacye
Waymana zrobia fiasco.
Zapiski dr1ia seczorajszego.
- 43 letni W. Modelling, czy-
szczac okna W domu pm. 333 W.
Kinzie str, spad} re etego pietra ]
zabi} sic ma miejscu. Cialo prze-
wieziono do zak}adu pogrzebowego
pm. 734 Wells str.
- Jan Dudersak, lat 80, zam. P.
n. 626 Jefferson str. zosta} przeje-
chany wczoraj przez lokomotywe
kolei "Illinois Central i zabity
ma miejscu.
= Czyszczac nieostroznie rewol-
wer, spowodowa} wystrzal Max
Kohn, zam. pm. PIG Laflin str,
przyczem zrani} sic sam W lewa re-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-09-22
Telegramy zagraniczne

lOWNd ,JANOOoSN~iI 4NA "S'
rzy go ma gruncie amerykansklm
pozdrowili, byia zona jego i kilku
bliskich przyjacioi Peary'ego.
Grono to osob zyczliwych wy
piyne}o naprzeciw nRoosevelta"
ma okrecie, przeznaczonym do
lokalnego ruchu aSheelah". Ma
brzegu okazaiy sic masy ludzi,
wszyscy powiewali choragiewka-
mi barwach Stanow Zjednoczo-
nych spiewali. Miedzy innemi o.
czekiwali Peary'ego W porcie bur-
mistrz Wallace Richardson w oto
czeniu wielu innych wybitnych o.
sobistoSci miasta. Okret ,,Roose-
welt" byI obwieszony caiy flagami
Stan6w Zjednoczonych i Kanady,
a nadto nosii emblemata nowo-
jorskiego ,,Klubu jachtow' i flage
,,Peary Arctic Club.
Sydney, N. S., % wrzeSnia. -
Komandor Robert E. Peaery ME
przyjmie zadnego zaproszenia ma
bankiety, lub uroczystosci, ma
jace bye urzadzone ma Geese doko-
nanego przezeh odkrycia bieguna
polnocnego tax d}ugo, dopoki
powstale watpliwoSci co do tego
odkrycia ME zostana naukowo
rozpatrzone usuniete.
Przekonaniu temu dal Peary
wyraz nastepujacem opublikowa-
mem wyjaSnieniem:
Ia dorado jenerala Thomas'a
H. Hubbard'a Herberta L. Bird
gmanna sekretarza ,,Peary Arctic
Club" postanowiiem ta droga po-
dziekowac wszystkim moim przy-
iaciofom zwolennikom "a zapro-
szenie oraz podac do publicznej
wiadomosci, re ME przyjme "a
dnego zaproszenia, -lub -tez 7jakiej-
kolwiek innej owacyi tytulu do
tarcia do bieguna p6lnocnego, tax
dIugo, dopoki powagi naukowe
ME rozpatrza ME usuna naro-
slych watpliwosci'.
OdnoSnie do czasu potrzebnego
dla wySwietlenia powyzszych
watpliwosci, powiedzia} Peary, re
W kilka tygodni wyjdzie wszyst-
ko ma jaw.
w piatek stanie Peary w por-
Gle New York, a zarazem W
SVEN rodzinnem gniezdzie ma
Eagle Island.
Tanger, % wrzesnia. - Via,
domo wczorajszych telegra
NOW, lze Rada dla spraw zagra-
nicznych wydala note do mo-
carstw w sprawie naruszenia
przez Hiszpanow granic Marok-
ka, ktorych neutralnoSc gwaran-
tuje uklad w Algericas. Otoz Hi
szpania zaprotestowala przeciw
takiej nocie zaz9dala Cd mini
stra spraw zagranicznych cofnie-
cia ich. Minister w spos6b praw-
dziwie wschodni wykrecii sic Cd
wykonania rozkazu, twierdzqc, re
on ME moglby nigdy wbrew wolf
sultana postepowac, Doc go slu-
chac musi.
Madryt, % wrzeSnia. - We
dug urzedowych wiadomosc;
miai oddzial hiszpahski stoczyt
pomysIna wake Kabylami. Pc
stronie Hiszpan6w miaio zginat
Z os6b zas 70 ranionych.
Londyn, % wrzesnia. - Roz-
puszczono tu wczoraj plotke, ja-
koby W Kijowie urzadzili Rosya-
ME rzez zyd6w.
Najnowsze wiadomoSci zaprze-
czaja tel wersyi, ktora moglo spo-
wodowaG niedzielne zajscie w je-
dnej zamiejskich dzielnic. w
szczeg6lnosci pobili sic tam zydzi
Is czlonkarni partyi ,,istynno
r,,ekich" Rvlobv rno5e Orzvhraio
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1909-09-22
z MAROKKO.
,,Istynno ruscy" morduja zydow (?)
ECHA STRAJKU:
Ulgi dla zubOza1ych rObOtnik6w Szwecyi.
ZapOmoga $l25,OOO

Cook triumphans-Korow6d zasiuzo-
mliOnOwa szkoda- Pozar
Torch Lake-Curtis Ameryce.- Pod ko4ani pociagu.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1909-07-29
ICEMAKINa MACHINE.

the acid being somewhat dangerous
to handle. child may operate it with
perfect safety The pump, the acid
container. or, technically speaking. the
absorber. and the ice mold are NIL
operated by the hand wheel seen at
the back of the machine
To charge the machine the plug in
the mouth of the absorber is removed
and the acid poured In through Il fun
mel until it attains l; certain level.
This accomplished. the plug is returned
and fastened in place by means Of the
spring shown in the illustration. 4
flexible pipe runs from the acid con.
tainer to the water bottle and enters
here without any special attachment.
With the aid of little wafer poured
around the nozzle in the neck Of the
carafe the air space becomes water
sealed. Now the crank on the wheel
Is turned gently from twenty to thirty
revolutions per minute and gradually
Increased to about a hundred This
increased speed will cause the acid In
the absorber TO splash thoroughly. and
In q very short time the freezing proc
ess begins.
In case solid ice is wanted the noZ
zle Is fitted to the mold and the ma
chine operated as usual
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1909-07-29
She Knew The Saint.

Margery's cousin. Cecilia, was eight
cen and pretty. She was also devoted
to music and spent hours practicing on
q large pipe organ. This. together
with the fact that she invariably wore
a rapt expression when SO engaged,
earned for her the nickname Of st.
Cecilia. 1t happened that Margery's
mamma was called to town and left
her five-year-old daughter in charge Of
an Obliging neighbor. This lady un-
dertook to amuse her young guest by
showing her collection Of prints,
among which was a copy Of the famil-
Jar presentation Of the patron saint OF
music seated at the organ.
This. my dear" said the obligins
hostess. "is a picture of st. Cecilia"
1T doesn't look a bit like her." spoke
up the tiny visitor.
why. how do you know" inquired
the astonished owner Of the print
"HOw do l known returned tho
equally astOnished Margery. why.
st. Cecilia Is my own first cousin. She
teached me my prayers an how to
play jackstones."
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1909-07-29
HAND POWER ICE MACHINE
Easily Operated Device For the Manu-
facture of Ice at Home.

Easily Operated Device For the Manu-
faeture of Ice at Home.
The device for making ice IN the
home. herewith illustrated. acts upon
the well known principle that water
will freeze when rapidly evaporated by
means Of a vacuum pump and a pow
erful absorbent. says Popular Mechan-
les. This apparatus will ice carafe.
or bottle Of water. IN three minutes
and in twenty minutes will produce Il
one pound block Of ice and with no
more trouble than the labor involved
in freezing quart Of ice cream
The expense connected with the
manufacture Of Ice by this means is
very moderate after the initial cost Of
the machine Is reckoned upon. The
machine sells for something less than
$50. After this the only expense for
the operation, of the plant is the local
cost Of sulphuric acid, WHICH acts Ms
the necessary absorbent With & half
gallon of the acid, which is a full
charge for the machine. from 80 to
100 carafes Of water may be iced.
The machines construction is sim
plicity itself. and after being charged
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1909-07-29
Amateur Weathsr Prophets.

''The old weather prophets there are
left nOw." remarked q Cleveland law
yer who was raised in the country.
''are professionals. The good old fash
toned amateur weather prophets that
could tell you what the next day would
he like just by shifting the atmosphere
and looking ut the sky are no more.
People are growing UP TO depend on
the weather reports IN the newspapers.
ard they don't develop any intuition
In that direction any mere. When
was a kid ! used to ask my father
what the next days weather would be
with just as much feeling Of conf
dence In what he would tell me as
would have In an unabridged diction-
AIRY II wanted to look mp word.
And, as rule. wasn't disappointed"
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1909-07-29
When Children Smoked.

In the seventeenth century in Eng
land the practice of juvenile smoking
was almost universal. at least accord
ing to JOrevin de Rochefort, French
traveller Of that period. In an account
published ip 1871 he gives a descrip-
tion Of an evening he spent In Worces-
ter. He was catechized by one Of the
townsmen as to the habits of the
French people. while we were walk
ing about the town." he writes. "he
asked ME II 1t was the custom IN
France rs In England that when the
children went to school they carried
In their satchel with their books pipe
Of tobacco, which their mother took
care to NIL early In the morning. 1t
serving them instead Of breakfast. and
that at the accustomed hour every one
laid aside his book to light his pipe.
the master smoking with them and
teaching them how to hold their pipes
and draw In their tobacco. thus accus-
toming them to It from their youths.
believing It absolutely necessary for a
mans health
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1909-07-29


which things Mr.. Brownlow soon dis
covered and boiled with Indignation.
"Har' he cried. That's her trick
subverting Seizer: stealing his affec-
tions, meaning. Of course, to gain the
masters finally! Go to her, II you
choOse-' he rOared to SeiZer. But
you can't belong to both of us!'
Seizer did not believe that. He loved
both and felt that they had only to
meet and understand each other to
make it possible for him to belong to
both. He would manage it!
Therefore. one evening as Mr.. Brown
low moodily smoked behind his vines,
glowering through them at the other
house, Scizer trotted up and deposited
something beside his chair. wagging
expectantly.
'What it is, old fellow?" MIR. Brown
low asked genially. having forgiven
Seizer's detection. 1t was the woman's
fault. anyway-she was beguiling
creature. Even he felt that.
''What is it, old fellow:' he repeated.
Seizer picked up the object and Of
fered it us If bestowing a fortune.
Mr.. Brownlow's feet came down of
the cistern pump with bang. What
the-all creation does this mean:" He
dashed the object from him as If
stung. A woman's shoe!
Patient Seizer brought 1t back. look
ing eagerly down the walk. She
would be here presently for her prop
erty. They would meet
''Take it back instantly Brownlow
ordered. But Seizer stood his ground,
his ears cooked for her coming.
Take it back! Take it back!' bis
master stormed. cutting him severely
but for the first time in his life SeizeI
refused to obey and. when she did moi
come. lay down with his nose on his
paws. gazing appealingly at his mas
ter.
"a pretty scheme-pretty scheme. in
deedv' Mr.. Brownlow exploded. "Put
1t into his mouth and sent him here
with it. I'm to return 1t. Of course
and she'll have her chance. Oh. | see
through you, madam"
He'd return it at once too. Hi
sna.ched the shoe, which was nearl,
new, intending to ding it to her bach
door. but he found 1t was badly gashet
with Seizer's teeth.
That would not have mattered coult
he be sure the dog had not stolen 1t
But the doubt made him pause. aud h
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1909-07-29
SECTIONAL VIEW OF GAS PRODUCER.

oLCAAONhh VIE" or oA1 1IkoDCCFUs
edges Of the Hufflcr may be fluted. cor
rugated or accordion plated to facili-
opposite sides. and one end Of the nuf
fer is connected to the exhaust pipe.
The gas escaping from the engine cyl.
inder after each explosion In the latter
tends to expand the muifier. aud as the
exhaust gas escapes from the mufiier
the sides will again contract. These
vibra tions of the side walls of tho muf
der cause the successive compression
and expansion Of the gas within the
gas producer and likewise the gas IT,
cluded in the pores and interstices Of
the peat. AS q result. the cells and
pores contained in the peat are dis
rupted and the peat Is broken up and
disintegrated.
To further aid In breaking up and
disintegrating the peat and permitting
Of its uniform heating the peat cham
ber = Of the producer is supported
from the engine frame or base +. SO
that the jarring and vibrating Of the
engine frame are transmitted to the
peat.
Any suitable form Of gas engine may
be employed. but preferably one run
ming at comparatively slow speed. SO
that the successive charges of exhaust
gas will have time to produce the de.
sired expansion In the mufiler Pref
erably an air cooled engine is nplOy-
ed. aud the air utilized in cooling the
engine cylinder IS delivered in part or
In whole to the base Of the producer.
Colonel Astor is now erecting a peat
fuel producer gas plant at his coun-
try place at Rhinecliff on the Hudson.
in which the vibratory disintcgratOr
will be given practical test. The
plant. Of about $50 horsepower. Is to
run a stone crusher, and if the peat
yields its gas. as 1t il confidently be.
lieved 1t will. it will mean an engineer.
ing advance that may have very far
reaching results.
The patent application Is now pend.
ing. and OH It's being allowed Colonel
Astor intends to present II to the pub.
lie in the hope that 1t may be Of wide
general use.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1909-07-29
A Batch of Anecdotss.

Some interesting anecdotes and Cos
sip, new and old. Of the law courts
are given in the English Illustrated
Magazine. The writer Of the article
was once present in court when a
juror. who opened the ball by saying.
This case. my lord. really lies In a
nutshell" received the reply. You
crack it. then"
There have been times when clever
witnesses have got the better Of coun-
sci in a skirmish of words. When the
farrier was asked where he got his
knowledge of the mares age from he
said, From the mares own mouth. sir. :
Irish lawyers are generally endowed
by Dame Nature with quick wits.
Among them all perhaps Curran held
the palm for lightness and yivacity.
When some one told him that no stu.
dent should be called to the bar who
did not possess a landed estate Of his
own. he retorted. "How many acres
make a wiseacre?"
But 1t was Scotsman, appropriately
enough Lord Rrougham, who. seeing
his horses take fright, yelled to the
coachman. "Drive into something
cheap!'
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1909-07-29
A Coniuqal Duel.

Charles Coypeau, Sieur d'Assouci, a
French poet and musician Of the sew
enteenth century. relates in one Of his
Adventures" that his father and
mother were one day engaged in dis
cussion upon questions Of law when IL
dispute arose between them with re-
gard to the precise significatlon and
bearing Of provision in Justinian's
code with respect to the rights Of
brothers. Ultimately the quarrel wax
ed so furious that the disputants lost
all control Of themselves. defied each
other to single combat and proceeded
to settle their difference and deter
mine the mind Of the ancient legislator
by fight with swords.
This singular duel took place in their
sons presence. Coypeau pere was an
advocate by profession and member
Of one Of the French parliaments.
Madame was exceedingly diminutive
and had to wear exceptionally high
pattens to approach the ordinary stat.
ure Of women. but she was fierce and
domiDeering In temper. The combat
appears to have been drawn battle.
and the sense Of Justinian remained rs
obscure and debatable as ever.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1909-07-29
BY THE STRATEGY
OF SE|zER,
A Romance That Began With the
Stealing of a Shoe.
BY LOUISE JACKSON STONE.

BY LOUISE JACKSON STONE.
Copyright. 1909, by Associated Literary
Press.l
Mr.. Henry Brownlow understood
thoroughly why the Widow Smithfield
had taken the house next his and ig-
nored her existence with frigid digni-
ty. He kept that side Of his dwelling
closed and abandoned his favorite seat
under the catalpa, smoking his even
ing pipe behind the clematis.
Nevertheless his unwelcome neighbor
obtruded OH him continually. for the
woman had a child and cat. and
what with her own eternal singing,
the chatter Of the child and the prowl-
Ing of the cat the quiet and peace Of
his life were destroyed
And his dog Seizer was being spoil
ed, his disposition rasped by unending
conflicts with the cat. He would
scarcely settle himself, painting from a
rush after her. when she would be
back. calmly promenading their walk
or shifting insolently at their kitchen
screen.
''Some day you'll catch and throttle
her, old fellow" Mr.. Brownlow en-
couraged. But keep on your own
premises. Mind that"
And Seizer promptly halted at the
boundary fence until one day his ardor
carried him through the broken paling
in the wake of the streak Of fur and
up to the steps where the child sat
laughing at the race. And that was
his undoing, for the child patted his
head, put her little arms about his
neck and loved him, and the woman
rubbed bis silky ears kindly and asked
him to come often. And when he re-
turned to his lonely home he left half
his heart behind and could not look his
master in the eyes that night.
Thereafter the cat prowled unmO-
Tested. and Seizer often slipped through
the paling for surreptitiOus visit.
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No Business Good Business.

YES" said the quiet man. business
has been coed with me this weck-or
bad don't know which you would
call II. have been buster than the
company likes to have me-"
what do you mean by that: Is
there an employer who does not like
to have his employees work: Could
get job there: 1t seems to me that
such position would suit my tenn
permanent exactly"
THE company doesn't care to have
anything doing In my department. 1t
would be glad to pay me my salary
aud never have me do stroke Of
work"
"What an ideal job! What kind Of
place is IT."
II am an adiuster of death claims
for a life Insurance company."-New
York Press.
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ASTOR PEAT GAS MACHINE.
ingenious Device For Manufacturing
Producer Gas From Peat.

ingenious Device For Manufacturing
Producer Gas From Peat.
The vibratory disintegrator herewith
shown was invented by Colonel John
Jacob Astor Of New York and will. 1t
Is believed, solve the problem Of tho
commercial manufacture of producer
gas from peat. The device utilizes the
expansive force of the air and gases
within the very porous peat to disrupt
and disintegrate the latter and to per-
nit the peat to be thoroughly and uni
formly heated. The gas generated may
be supplied to an ordinary internal COM
bustion engine. d, the engine mufiier
c being placed inside the gas producer.
The sides of this muffier are thin, SO as
to permit them to be distended aud
drawn inwardly upon variations In the
pressure within the muffler. The