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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-15
HENRY SMITH. President
JOSEPH J. BERRY.
Nrrrsrr 81 wNTNrN-EnV
DateO Dec. H. lstt.
IN see General Instructions to Bidders %
the last page. last column. OF the city Reeess

NOTICE.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN AZ
plicatiOn OF The Bronx Gas and Electric So-[
rany has been made 70 the Public serves Ser
mission for the First District. pray ins -.
That a rehearing be granted BY the SAID IN,
lie Service Commission for the INST DlstI--'
upon matters contained In an order OF ne ~.
mission on OF about November - 1903 zfsI
ing approval OF the issue % S62S.0to OF aoIss
secured BY a first mortgage. and that ren r
ing will be held by the said Public serves 80,
mission for the First District 40 tne roonis
the Commission. No. 154 Nassau street. -. -
Cugh OF Manhattan. t1ty and late or Wv 49, -.
on December II. 19O2 ar $50 o clocA m ss..s
afternoon. or az any time or times % 80. -
the same NAV be adjourned, o. deternllh- -,
such rehearing whether the said order OF -
vemher L. 1909 should TN any resset- -
ADVOCATED, changed or modified. and m y 49, -
be found that any such acrogaticn. chsHsss
notifications ought 20 be mate then % - -
mine the nature and extent o. sucA chahse'
notifications OF said order.
Dated. New York. December ieth lNs -,,v-
THE BRONN GAS AND El-LCTt'Ac 49,
FANY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-15
UNFINISHED APARTMENTS
THE BELNORD.
PUBLIC NOTICES.

B'wsy, Amsterdam Ave. and seth 10 ssfh y
". II. DOLSON & CO. Agents.
52T Columbus ave.
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+. COUNTRY PROPERTY.

NORTHERN TOURIST. SEEKING IDEAL
location for the winter. offer ten room
cottage furnished. modern improvements.
beautiful location On the East Coast. facing
Indian River. $500 FOR the season " n Il.
GLEASON. Real Estate. Eau Gsllie. Fla
ATTRACTIVE MODERN DWELLING ALSO
building plot 1O0x1J0. opposite beautiful
RYE Beach Park. facing Long Island Sound.
only 45 minutes from New York Particulzrs
c s FAULKNER. Rye y Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-15

OFFICE OF THE DEPARTMENT OF PARKS
Arsenal Building Fifth Avenue and sixy-
fourth Street. Borough OF Manhattan rs
City OF New York
sealed bids OF estimates viii be recstvet y
the Park Board ar the above once OF tns Do
partment OF Parks until 3 O'Clock 2. m on
THURSDAY. DECEMBER so. 1893.
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Borough Of Manhattan

FOR WORK AND MATERIAL FOR rAs
FURNITURE AND EQUIPMENT or Tvs
NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY, Aston.
LENOX AND TILDEN FOUNDAIlONS
FIFTH AVENUE. FORrIETH AND FoRIl-
SECOND STREETS. BOROUGH OF NAY
HAITIAN
The security required will BE one HundfN
Thousand Dollars (SI0O. 00Ol.
The time allowed for doing ard compi4tns
the work will be Twelve (12t calendar rontns
after notice TO begin work ar the ouildins aas
been given BY the Commissioner.
The bids Will be compared and the contrse'
awarded at lump or aggregate sum
Plans may be seen and blank forms may =
obtained at the Of3Ce OF the Department 9,
Parks. Arsenal. Central Park. New York CiH.
and also az the Office OF the Architects. Carrs-s
& Hastings. New York Public Library Buia-
ing. Manhattan.
HENRY SMITH Presiderts-
JOSEPH J. BERRY
-,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-15

West S7th ST On this vel known
been built. some OF the best houses ~
our best builders and architects We
are Offering at a reduced price a mag
nihcsnt 20 foot. 4 story house with
dining room extension The location
between Central Park West and Colum-
bus Ave. The owner leaves for Califor-
MIA this month and desires a quick sale.
Frank L. Fisher Co.. 40 Columbus Ave. tslstl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-15
BOROUGH OF NANHATT4S

An out-ai-TuWn ownar.sslmsssiHFm s % ss'uS:
Offering one Of his well PAYING invest
ment properties at a figure WAY under
what similar buildings are bringing 20
BLOCKS NORTH OF where this prop
erty Is located. This building Is on ths
VERY centre OF the Upper West Slds
and is located cow enient 10 a subway
station IL Is new law house. fire.
proof and can be bought around
$50. 500. Terms 70 suit.
rank l. Fisher Co.. 40 Columbus ave. (sfsa
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-10-08
A kanssl Trsasdy.


Here Is saA chicken story: Mrs.
" w. Cochran does not keep chick
Oan. but there is IN old hen which for
tOme rsaSOa became attached to her
Aousshcld and WAssa great pet One
aAy The hes wanted 70 ikiet;;. and Mrs.
Cochran allowed it to: and afteF \
short time 4hs .l1ea had n brood o.
chickens, which th6 Cochran family
VAs very fond Il, One day de little
chickens were out In tbs raini and
sSAEiy drovh1d; Mrs. Cochran rush
ID cut IN the tain. lgGthefed them up.
wrapped them carefully in \ shawl
and put them On . chair next to the
Kitchen stove. The chickens we're
alive Aad all right A big fat woman
sansi 10 Mrs. CochnAn's 70 ast out
Of thsiFain and sat down BY the kiteh-
en- stove 70 set dry. Ars. Cochran
Went into the kitchen, aftsr = whila.
and looking around saiA 70 her dapsh-
ter; Katie. where are my chickens1"
Katie atA not know and they looked.
F1naily Mrs. Cochran gave q scream
Ths fat woman vas sitting on the
ehickeas. She jumped up, but tina
ehiekshs we're a. nat as pancakes.
and The cid hen WaA ehildiSss.-Ateht
.~a 0tsbs.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-10-08
- Llnht an RI.etrIeI,r.

Attention was recently called IN
this column 70 the remarkable obser-
vAtions Of Processes Niph6f Of 81
Eouis On the property Of an eieetric
current when passing round shaHD
corner, Of apparently projecting = din
charge along It's original line Of mo
ton. More recently Professor Can
TOR Of Wursburg has Independently
observed the sams phenomenon. and
nov Prof silyanus P. Thompson de
siaros thst this seems 70 be evidence
Of the existence Of q true eleetrtS
momentum, resembling that Of Wster
Rowing ina Pipe. Faraday had
thought Of the possibility of such a
thing. but his experiments led him ts
conclude against It's existence. Clerk
Maxwell afterWard raised the ques.
ton again. and also decided Il in the
negative But Professor Thompson
points out that the phenomenon ts in
accord With the most recent theory Of
the HtOmie nature Of electricity, which
bad not been worked out in Maxweli's
day, At any rate, says Professor
Thompson. We have here 4 newly ae-
auIred fact about electricity, Whatever
thainEumate explanation of II may be.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-10-08
THe STORMY p9rNEL
~ WInlfred BIsek.

a..
-, 20 a., Ano~ wns.nel .he stormy
.,n. ~. osoAuSe .neIe y sOlas e
-. ~. s = " .Ssensl tnere - .
a.. .'n ~ os-uss .ss., stormy feuel
onn - a. e, az % o,e nsneItnAs % ne
S-y' VISA eouie hSufe II
essss 3
aa' seen "onoeI'hs "netnei =
n ~O.nAn Anow -AAxes tloueis
- ~. ~ -, " nel shs
~ sne 1snss ,1esiey % nnains cas
wv HOuOie 'ne.S - "AeleVef she
~. 81 E set Co. .ns s1Slay 49,. 'rs.reL snS
aAs been 8 stormy Petrei ever since /
Nnen ,,', nSI.
ens sne we ntue Eiri IN sua-
sSy ~S,.h ~ ~ =, ~ sSuse % - AisSys @ tels
"u'Sn Ohs OF tne Eiria IN me class
80, 49, n.Aa l.N >. teAenen The stormy
e.'er ~, 49, -iseys s.ly inslnate with
wen ene mus elsl Nho Ne.
nH1 :. teseNef eet inee, = setaeR
eurao' s.I,ts .ns ne a.oIl.1 afstfei's- trisHaship
Soo'ee'- Ano .hne looAq some. one else
VIVA Hnon 70 sympethiHe. =
mneh sns went % boarding seAoel,
III so1 ne 70 ec 70 Know Nnieh oae
rs .ns !lsae neo : Saerref Win some
D.het SUI was, 70 sAeehr ths starmy
.l,s.a. .s.Les' :. = see ,ses SIrays tns bosom
> h. - -
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-10-08


when the idsa Of hasing an athistia
stub for women was mentioned a year
ago. no one supposed that such an IN
Stitution would an0unt 10 much. An.
other fad. some said; \ society scheme
that won't last was the opinion Of
others. es
But the club was OrganiEed--ths
Kansas City Women's Athletic Club-
and now. or any night you may see
trOm twenty-five "a thirty women IN
the gymnasium in the Owen building.
On Walnut strest--H you have the
'grsat privilege. Thtrty classes a week,
nsaFiy 400 Womsn. ose-half the mem
bership. and others. Waiting. No fas
about that sort OF work. Il went On
AL summer and fall, right up 70 the
Christmas season. when All sxefciss--
except shopping -ceascs.
The club has been q success frO1
the start Before a month had passed
4 had ontEFowp its homs In the Owen
building. and Mrs. Viola Dale MeMur.
rey, the founder. eas kustliAs around
iOokins for a larEef place; a second
Dhys4ca1 director Wss employed: the
lea room couldn't accommodate half
hs customer; the women lust aatnr-
ally dropped into. the real CLUB At
nOaphere a. II they'd been waiting
yeArA for t. took 10 the cish life IN
hurry. the sort with showers and
indian clubs ana dFIIis and dances,
The better 10 at them for the othog
kind where Emerson and. Browning.
md Ksats. and all that sort Of thing
Il The rule. When Il came to exorcis-
Ing they were ahead Of the men By
long odda. and they stuck to It with
regularity that made soma old-time
athletic elub members cape in won
der. -ps.a
The club has proved 10 BE- a nns
thing for business women. Of whom
there are many in Kansas City-wcm-
on Who employ others in public
stenogTaphy. who ewn stores. nnd are
In money way cutie sindsDendent
Night after night they troop up 70 the
-Un.7 put on the lOoaely-htting ~
eomipg blOomsF. and blouse uniforms,
the plano IL Opened-the director gives
the aignal. and he exercise begins.
Nothing more graceful could hs imag-
med. sometimss dances ars taught
not for the dance itself. but for the
grace Il gives to acHons. Thea. after
The showers and itev mlnutss' rest
In the reading room or IN the nusie
7oon where thpre - another plano.
The classes 20 home 10 sloep that
ONES to few who miss such exercise.
Kansas City Star.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-10-08
aroMEs oF nuMap rnsAsuREa



Wealth q Jewish PrlssshoOd coa-
esalsd IN Psrslsn RsIna.
The actual proaaie instances %
treaeurs trovs and the Old World
ceremonial involving ~crowner's quest
law" 70 decide the legal rights are 70
be found In any text book on the sub
iecL More interesting. with a GER
tain fascination OF romance, is the
reelection that even In our own eoun,
try there are probably numerous
buried hOards.
One cannot always ignore tradition.
and throughout the length and
breadth Of the land are TO be found
old legsnds Of hidden treasure. some
tines guarded By q ourss. sometimes
hy q special Warder. There Il prob
ability almost amounting to certainty
that Waluablca were hidden By tbs
Romans. and even more probably By
the Romano Britons The treasures
ef the Incas and Of pirates such a.
kidd are stIll existent in theorF; the
buried wealth Of India Il among the
FudimsatafT fsets knOWn to all stu
esnts q the East
But perhaps most startling and al
turing Of all II the theory that among
The treasure troVo 10 be st some time
recovered from Persian sands or ruins
are the Sacred Brsastplate and the
mysterious UTim and .rbummim Of
the Jewish priesthood.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-10-08
Notes and
Comment
SHALL wEDDED WOMEN woR (
Eminent Authorities DIseuss The cue.


eminent Authorities piscuss the euss-
tioR Of "Ths Woman's Invasion."
Shall woman work after mArriaaef
That IL 50 large question hat Il riIl
Be merely suggested and then laid on
the table for future discussion" sayn
William Hard.
Only three incidental remarks viii
be here made about Il.
First; II la a question that may set
lie itaslf without much help. Many
students think 60. among them the
Proeldent Of Bryn Mawr College. who
said not Ions ago that -evorythins
seoms to indicate that women will not
only make thsiF WaY into all sxeapt =
few trades and professions, but that
they viii be compelled BY eoonomis
eauses TO stay in them after mar
riagas,as-- isl.-.-.. .4-.......-'ss .-.
Second; Work after marriage. asida
rom It's scopomio aspects. has seemed
70 many persons who have given Il
nuet thought to have possibly an in
ieliectuai ana moral value. In his au-
thoFitakiFs book on sex and Society," .
Professor W, L Thomas seems ta
adopt thls view. The remedy." be
aaya. Ter Tie irrsgularity. psttirssu,
" Aoaith. and unserviceableness Of
modern woman ssems to lie, there
fore. aiong educational ihsa; not IN a
gencr6l and cultural education alone.
but In q special and oceupAt1onal in
terest and practice for women, mar.
riea and unmarried. This should bs
preferably sainful, Though not oner.
Gus nor Ineessant"
Third: Virtually every .nothor Who
can afford It has 4 Hurss-msia who ~
isyss her oe the children, ana are
rhildTen Of her. for part Of each. dsy
i7f nigAG This y thsught proper.
Also. u is thought proper fer a fam
w 70 i've IT 4 faahionahle hotel and
have its meals sent uD to Il from de
cafe In thia vay the family svoIda
having fOod-fsctoFy in@its saits ct
livingrooms. Nov u At solhe tias il
the remote future, Nhsn society IL
somewhat better adapted 10 social
aeeda there should b eO-oPorativa
nurseries ana cooperative kitchsas
which would leave Hosaen treo fsF
-four hours q day 70 40 work which, as
Professor Thomas disasininatipRiK
says, should be gainfuI bat not onsF-
aus nor lpcessant, would tociety then
be any more shattered at Its founda-
lions than i nov Is at its topG
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-10-08

Pray heaven that whom yOur child
Is bora he may have the jay OF life.
There 4 not q gift to compare with
t. Riches win not bgy II. III health
wiz sot rob It's poSsessor q II. BFains
10 not insure It's possessions nor lack
Of wits prevent one from feeling The
Joy OF life. ns
II must nov and thea smuse- the
gods when they see some long-faesd
and hsart-heavy philanthropist "uB
Itting'' some child OF poverty whose
delight in mere existencS no nolsorAs
tsnsmont or the small amount of 'Oed
he eats can take away from him.
That poor lame nswsboy who
basks on the warm gratinss along
Newspaper row and whose knees
peep out Of his trousers and stimu-
late your sympathies as you pass by.
needs neither your Kind word nor
your coin 70 make him happy. He
happens to have the Joy of life. and
It vii stay by him to the end, wheth-
sF that end be the potter's hSld or
more fAshionable burying ground
Smiths Magazine.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-10-08

BsrRosilicoas which has roesntiy
become q necessity In the mannfAo.
ture Of certain hiGh-grads steels. has
developed dangers In trAnspOFestion
whieh have led some steamship con-
pa4ies 10 refuse 10 carry H. The sub
Dtaaeo is a metallic powder formed n
~ electric furnace BY heating q mIn,-
turs of iFoa ore. quartz, lime AnN
eoko.. WhsD moiBtensd u gives %
gasoa. which are not only exDIosivs
u copAneA. but are also dangerous 70
breathe. Among these u DhosphorettsA
hydrogen. which. when mixed with
cir In the proportion Of / part in 5000.
ls said to be fatal to small animals.
Deaths afo- alleged TO have occurred
among the crews Of ships exposed to
the emanations Of thIi sabataAeo.
But Mr.. q. Watson Gray Asserts that
The danger can. be avoided BY careful
methods Of manufSctur6; II the slIi-
con content Il below 10 or above 60
per cent. tie substance ~ compare
lively hafmless. but bstNsen theSs
proportional Il may be dangerous to
transport Il should never be cor
Aned OF h6rmetically sealed.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-10-08

-Wihen a studelt does not know
he answer 70 an sxAininAsioh oues-
tion. be does sois of TIRES things. : said
. Unigsrslfy ot Pennsylvania pFofes-
cor rteenliy. ~. be Is \ good stu
dent b. viii ether Try rs blum ii
tArOaSk u eIss pass II % ls a joke.
These latter cases are rare. and the
result IL generally painful and does
harm to the student who wrote the
paper Occasionally. however. there
viii Be a real gen. which aeosa7 the
studsnl good by puttins he profssaor
in a good humor and % mnAinG him
uneonscioaslY mark The paper less -
Vorely. i'caEae across two such gems
h one payer recently. One Qpsstioa
Sas: who Was ist Brunor To
which the student replied: ST Bruno
was q grsat Dane. ., brother Of 81
Bernard The othar aaeation was,
WHAT was the diResenqe between the
major pEoDhets ana the minor ppOp.
Aessff Here be answered; Il would
not u right loE me-. ainnsF. 70 make
inviAious comparisons, between such
holy nen'
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-10-08
RadInm ana Vscelns.

An Italian physician who exposed
fFesh vaccine virus 10 the emAhatioas
of ra4inm fos yaFTing periods ana
then made use Of 4 IN YaeetAAtinE
children found. says y POlehAico.
that there vas no eject On tie &C.
tion q the virus produced b. ths 81.
posaFa 70. The raya. hat that TIE Dus-
tuiss produced b. tha FiFas WaEa en-
uroly free fron any sstDis sapDuTa
dQas herO vas ~ inaanmatoEy
area ena 20 fever, he hnds hat thia
'a.aaa smciant msth0d - PnFlfIins
Vaccine virus. but On account o. IA
expense Of Fadiam not oAs hat ,ean
- ssRnoNiY tVllevst. -
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-10-08

Thsrs 4 . braksDaB - 1s eolo,
rado Midland Railroad WHO ysars ago
lost his index hnksr On hls Elsht hAnd
One 6ay FeeeAtly . lAdy passenger
Who had boen most interested - the
gonaerfui works Of nature the brake
nan had pointed 0at 70 her AlsAG the
road uotioOd ne Btsb nn1sr W6sA
the eoadaetor eAms through TIE car
Shs aaid to him: Excuse ns. air,
but can you tell ne how the brake,
nan Lost hia foreenaoF1 He seems
10 Be such an accommodating fellow
-Ysa. msm. thAt'H tast L. He e %
Aeao2moaatiAg that be were that aA-
ser oR pointiag out ne acsAeEy alsAg
Ne kAA" said he ecaasetOE,
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-10-08

Conway. which is IA neel Of = band.
master. has issued the following ad.
Vertissment: He nnst be . cornee
player. ane between performances be
viii be required TO act as a range
minder. Inspector o. haWkers. boats
and carriages. stOrekeeper ana such
other duues as the town CLERK may
from time "a Tina dtnani,"
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-10-08


There are f.oo0. 600 women b
france Who earn their OWa living. q
Paris women nov work - eGttsrs Of
precious stOnes. and thsy have proved
70 lklilfUi that they may win HuDre-
naeY hOm AmstsEaaarl a. the esRtEe
of the s,ons,euttiAs Industry. The
EOmeA cutters receive ti.so 4 day
AEAlnst tie 90 esAts paid the Paria
Ssamstrsas. Womsn are fOaAd II Al
most every line q Eork In France.
For ozAmpis. = woman is IN charge Of
ths FailFoad station IN TT0isaey. .
Paris suburb. while her hnshaAa
Works uAdsf her - = porter. The
oniy barber shop IN FrOissy ls run By
mile. JeanAe,H Who works only on
Tuesdays and FFidayG hms LssobTs
holds The Joint position Of telegraph
messenger ana posman- She aver.
AEes tWentT miles . day. Asgsn aAys .
week. and has nod missed q dAy IN
aftosn yeara A woman pounds he
big druha in the Pfolsay brass bad.
AaA . woman h0lGs ths street slsAa.
ips saaEAet
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-10-08

An eminent Spanish scientist has
made the recent discovery that the
sunnower Yields a splendid febrifuga
that can be usea as = substitute for
auinine. AeeordinEly. the lunnOWer
should not only by It's growIng. exert
great fever-dispelling effect. but also
yield q product which ls used AdYan-
tageouslE in All fevsrs.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-10-08

TAs cat vas being pursued b. PHe
siek around ARd around the kitchen.
A sudden turn IN the chase landed q
-ksFplunk'' into the crock containing
shs pancake batter. It scrambled Oai
barely in time 10 escape q blow fron
the pSkSr welded By Patrick. and
sh0t into the yard. Lave the poor
basts go begged Blddy. seeking 70
make Deaes. -Ths batter aint huFt
n he lases. Exegy placs NJ touched
q hss staeh to him.
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-10-08

NONOTVNV~OeDVB VBVOpOpOVOVOR4
Physicians have long been looking
for q harmless headache cure. It
has been produced by an eminent
chemist of the National Capital. 1t
is kno~n as BRoMo-PEPsIN. Besides
curink every form Of headache
instantly. Bronze Pepsin is equally
and as promptly .efhcaoious IN
chronic aud acute indigestion and
the nervous disorders incident there
o. IL y, efferescept ead pleasant
70 take and may De had Of all up tc,
date druggists at ten cents q bottle.
1t comea asa be6n4o mankind anc
womankind For sale at G, o.
Armstrong Drusgsg ;i'aii"5. e
Oa0aoaoaOsOaesOaOAss
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-10-08
PMDE Of STk1E
| BNOW An ISSUE
IeNeEs sF HsME WEEK FETEs
n 10 prsais,sG INST to Vote q th.
es~i"S tIsssI.e WIN EmphssIas
LsS.'ty s'Ksysssas slsss ts eassS
- Pvstssasa.
Eapsal.l cOrEssD0n4sasAi

tAANNHHA-AHINAN
ifaFEiseurs. oet 9.
new Aas eevslopsa "a che prossnt
tsaieieai cSapsign In Psansyivanla a
Se1arha1ls eeadltion which WIN IN
snesesa abiy result iR ths polItaS Il 4
larBs vote fst the Rominaas oe the ns-
BubllSan parsy.
4 ssatimsntal phsss q ne canvass
SaisA hAs bSSR The subject ct wide
eRreaa eemnsnt is tha outeFowth q
''hons week selshruiiouu whieh have
been Asld roeeAay q dlRefshs, polnls
ShsOuoAOat - somnioaI y esIth. ~
II n Daatfssia1 n az unusual dis
SiAy e ssnta strtai, 81 IoVa aar the
SfAn4 80 caassoawsaith q Penhsyi.
Vania and aAnirastoa for lts ttudIeions
aia nioFious record
Tha helne eominG q % many faFmar
eitiseaa Of ths gtats e tks rsiAerInrt
hqia eaFina the last few months gave
- e9psrtnnily fof lho rAopis 70 con
tf1st soeAaltieas q Pennsylvania vith
these - othsr states q the Unioa.
Ihefo were eonAparisoae made which
eguiG Be4 bas Teasct credit urea the
a4ninistrntion q n&aaFs in thls state
upca spsry had thsre we're hard
voras q oommeAdatica Of the splsn-
~ s41inistFatien q 0essFnor stuart
eAd 81 he eoniuet of TIE various de-
Dort1aaas - tAe stats gcvoramont
vhieh % Ret cone directly under tho
surssalSuOA e Ne chise executive
P.a~yisaalsrs eOlns wl,h ps,ts. +,
Ps1asylvaalAas are Dolntias VITA
ride - the many pits ana noeful
@sesurea passed a. the last sausioa az
The isgislstuTs. aHsSuE witch nay bs
aetsd the strict lava 70 prevent ths
nsnutaeture and sale Of adultoratsd
1ood sutuns end dFuGs, ana fbf iho
Brstsetiaaf ofs rstail dedlezi 9Soa the
crimes Of such manufacturers a. vio-
iats he Law. ne coAtinusd appropriA-
tisn q u : ma aaniaeent sun of $751;
oot.oee for common sehools, nboFa1 kp-
Dfoprtations for hospitala. charities
and public rosdA smple provisson for
Tie care Of the indige1t insane. pro
yisiosb ~ carrying On win vssor ana
sEeet aAs hGht AtaiEst .tabsrcdlosIa,
end ne careful aAd husin6ss-liko en-
snninnaion and Investigation Of insti-
tnticns receiving state AID 49,
SThD Bassaua % the ''Jons6 ART read
I'll" aisinG the respective Townships
= libsral portioa % the rad eax pald
= cash. and The appropriation for ths
Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-10-08

II 1naIi pcgs bad stFaysd IL ths
AuIennJ teea ola certain musoun.
Weta thessf' sAid one.
esnr 6u<g vot1 bin dsaA . lsas
tn4 sasPersd u othsl. =, =
% wot'g them letters, y. q. IA
ovsr he 81 A rpglsfl.'I IfaF
-qpeaa that's he number a. .tAs
autonobile Wot run ever .Eas pSis
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Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1909-10-08
etaas withsvt = psSt


The tact that RennsyiVania IA the
enly atate Ia Tie Unios which n nrac-
IDEALLY est ef debt has Aosn the soarea
q gratiaciatsa 10 ever cstireu Of ths
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] II y aiss tAs oaly state a TIE UnIoa
Vhleh collects no state tax -vuon real
sststos hoEusa, sheen. eattia. farm In.
SssmanAo OF other psruonei proDarty
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