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Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1909-12-30
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Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1909-12-30

mour detached herself from the 9TH
ers and came over to us.
aren't you going to play, Mr..
Blake?" she inquired.
[ shook my head regretfully.
81 am too old for your games"
informed her.
''But you're not. Is he, Mrs.
Veralour?"
Mrs. Veralour turned a critical
glance in my direction.
ga man is as old as he feels" she
said sententiously.
''And a woman is as old as she
looks" said Miss Seymour, finishing
the tag with all the tactlessness of
youth. Nobody had asked Mrs.
Veralour to join in the game.
Nonsense" [ corrected; ga wom-
an is as old as she-says."
"Well, anyhow, Pm sure you
don't feel oid-not now.' She
smiled at me brightly. edo come.
It's hide-and-seek."
'But | shan't know where to
hide" l objected. GIVE forgotten
the places since was young"
cpl show you. You can hide with
me-" She swung on her heel and
looked invitingly over her shoulder.
I avoided Mrs. Veralour's eye as
I rose and followed her. But sar-
castle chuckle which reached me
Strengthened my shoulders and added
a springiness to my gait.
My arrival was hailed with a
shout of JOY, and I was promptly
elected to the post of seeker. I
looked at Miss Seymour appealing
ly. She gave me a reassuring smile.
"He's not going to be anything
of the sort, )" she said authoritatively.
"You will, Mr.. Miles, won't you?"
For moment l failed to recog-
nize Jack under this title, until his
scowling face revealed his identity.
Cali right" he said surlily.
At Christmas they had been Mol
lie and Jack to each other. Since
then, however, Mrs. Seymour had
decided that Mollie was grown up.
Pretty girls always grow up sooner
than plain ones.
Miss Seymour seized my hand
and waved off the youngest mem
bers of the party, who came crowd
ing round.
'No, you can't hide with me.
You'll have to find places for your
selves. Pm going to hide with Mr..
Blake. Come along, Mr.. Blake"
"Where shall we hide?" I asked.
as we reached the shelter of the
rosery. ''There used to be a little
nook among the laurels. 1 wonder
if it's still there?"
eyes," said Miss Seymour.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1909-12-30
NEW WORD MADE COMMON.

The new tariff bill introduced to
most people the word quebracho, the
extract used in tanning hides. In
Paraguay and Argentina this is
large industry, there being thou
sands of square miles of the que
braGho-tree. Such land is valued at
from $4,000 square league upward.
Quebracho logs are also used for rail
road ties.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1909-12-30
TO RELIEVE SORE THROAT.

At this season of the year, when
sore Threats, laryngitis and similar
complaints are very prevalent in
London, it may interest your read
ers to know of very simple remedy
which is recommended by the cele-
brated DR.. Fauvel of Paris. He
recommends gargle of ordinary
tea before going out in the morning
and if possible on. returning at
night.-London Chronicle.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1909-12-30

DOLLY think him a perfect
bear.
Maud can tell that you have
been sitting on the pier with him.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1909-12-30
w. HI Tracy
The Live Stock Auction
GHP.
Ppa4f Kan gaS
Pratt Kan sas

If you contemplate having public sale at
a<Atime or any place don't fall to write or
q VIII. Tracy at Pratt, Kansas. He is
an lp-to-date auctioneer and ha no other
illness, consequently he devotes his entire
tine in keeping himself posted in all lines OF
property he may have to sell and is a com
potent Judge of valves of all classes OF live
stock. No man is fitted to sell your stock I'M
less he is posted on quality and values is
the high dollar for you means reputation
for him, End, he will work for you from tn
time your sale is billed until the last article Is
sold His terms are reasonable and can be
had atThe Meade State Bank, First Nation
al Bank or Fowler State Ban
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1909-12-30
O A. Langford

will cry sales in Meade and adjoin-
ing counties. have had two year,
of successful work, and solicit yous
patronage. Call phone on line I6r
Fowler, Kansas, or address me at
Fowler on R. F. D. No. 2.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1909-12-30
HIS COMMENT.

Howell What did the poor fell
low say when they picked him up
with broken leg after being
knocked down l. a trolley, car?
Powell-That it was the first time
in his life that he hadn't had to
wait for a car.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1909-12-30
CONTINUOUS PERFORMANCE.

Anxious Wife John, I will have
to have some new clothes this fall.
Economical Husband-Good heaY-
ems, Eliza, how long is this thing to
90 on? That's just what you said
last fall.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1909-12-30

FLOUR MILL For SALE-15o bar
rel flour mill, roller process, for sale,
will consider good land in exchange,
located in Indiana, doing good bust
ness, $40, 900, Address,
Pratt Realty Co. Pratt Kansas.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1909-12-30

Don't let's hide there. though

->~-- ASD . A1A0O .LAAOAOS
ooh, you know it, too, do you ?"
I said. "Why not hide there? No
body could possibly find us unless
they knew of the place; and not
many do"
Miss Seymour shrugged her
shoulders protestingly.
'Of course, if you're very keen"
she began.
'My dear girl" I cried hastily,
''where you please. Heaven forbid
that 1 have reached the age when I
can insist with ladies'"
Accordingly we sought shelter
among the rose trees, and, seating
herself upon an upturned bucket,
Miss Seymour smiled up at me. [
know no more pleasurable sensation
than that which comes from being
smiled at by a pretty girl. Al
, though something under 40 is the
ideal age for man, at that moment
I would willingly have retreated 20
years from this perfection.
mentioned something of my de-
sire to my companion.
you're not DID," she protested
"that is, not very"
shook my head sadly.
81 hate boys" she went on;
they're so uninteresting and con-
ceited"
YOUTH" I said wisely, 'is the
only age at which conceit is pos
sible. Then one can be conceited
over what one is going to do"
"Pooh'' said Miss Mollie. ct
think man ought only to be con-
ceited over what he has DONE"
'Alasp' said I sadly, "that is ex-
actly what he shouldn't be-" A re-
mark altogether beyond Miss Mol
lies comprehension.
She reflected over it for a mo-
ment, and then gave it up.
you're the same age as Mrs
Veralour, aren't you, Mr. Blake ?"
II was once" I replied, ''but that
was many years ago."
eve used to play hide-and-seek,"
continued, Gin this very garden"
"That does sound funny" de-
clared Miss Mollie, with a sudden
smile. "You and Mrs. Veralourw
"Heyw said [. Hide-and-seek is
a most innocent game-or it used
to be in my young days. 'FWhat does
that mean?'
Nothing" she replied, looking
at me with innocent eyes. (Her
mother had just such eyes-so had
reason for my doubts as 70 their
trustworthiness(. 'Did she show
you the place in the laurels?"
owe found it together" I said.
"Were you ever discovered ?"
81 don't remember" I replied.
''Probably not, for we always hid
there"
A look of some appreciation came
into the young lady's face, and she
shook her head at me reprovingly.
young Master Jack doesn't ap-
pear to have found anybody yet" I
said, some minutes later.
=
I'expect he's only troubling to
look for u.s. she replied.
''Why?" said I, though [ knew
well enough.
Miss Mollie flushed, ever so
slightly.
Wouldn't you?" she asked, her
lips pursed impudently.
Then knew that my theory was
correct. For my youth was almost
within reaching distance; another
inch, and [ should be able to seize
it.
It capered in front of me, beck
oning. 1t was reckoning me-oh,
for many reasons, none of which
have anything to do with this story
toward that hiding-place i'm the
laurels hiding-place that I
knew, and that Mollie knew.
But when we went there l didn't
find my youth Instead, I found
Master Jack, very surlily smoking
a cigarette.
"Well,". said Mrs Veralour, $50
you sought your youth. You found
it, of course ?"
"I saw it." I said gruf1y,
eyes" said Mrs. Veralour. with
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1909-12-30
PUT TO NEW USE.

! Crawford-So your wife doesn't
make mince pies any more?
Crabshaw-No. She uses all the
odds and ends around the house as
trimmings for her hat.-Puck-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-12
@OnlC'S Gntlliilltitncn.

?Dour03tomn y 8, #. Mai. --
Die gcitcrn Don Games 0ople &C.
ntudtcn Gntbilalngen, mclde SorrD
,S0rfcr, cinen &rllocr Ser 6ralt
@bitIa bon Sbaron go, IN @crbins
olng nit Der ungcbIid) IN 1895 bier
ucrilbicn Grmor0inlg 9nnicl Mcc.
bePa brinBclL UerlrIndten bier tcinc
bcIonocrc 2IrtiregunJ, lulo mcroCu
ihmcrIicG cine oiii3ieQe llntcriuAung
5ir 6ulac Gabcn, mcm niht before
&crciic iiir ibrc Wobrbcit 0eliciert
mcrocn. Ter Sotcr bc5 ongcbli6 Gr.
moroctcn, 0ic Boli5ei II. Ole GullntD.
bcamtcn itinmen in Der 2Iniicbt
ilbcrcim 0oB 9oplc's 9lnqoben crlo.
gen lelcn. 3ur ,3cit 0eS @ooc5 0e8
iltngen Nccbcl orbeitetc 9ople in ci.
ncr Elmbcr.&erfItGttc ncbcn bent
Oeb0u0c, ais beIien 6eniter 9lcc6cl
'leI. George Satteiger. mel1cr am
9lbcno Der [ragooic Dor cincr bc.
noNborten )|cItallrotion ItouS, b0rte
Den SAal ocs ouiidloncnoci a0r.
pers iuo elite, mie CT bcutc cr5G5lt
Gcrbei Gr bob oonn i'm 8crcin nit
Dem FoiljIten Wiihdcl Connolly Ocn
Semnbtloicn alrf lno truo i'm in oo3
9oits, no CT bdIo ooroni iturb. S8c,
Der 9opIc nod t5orfcr beranocn iih
i'll Der 9t1bc. GorneIlp, weldcr 6cltc
nod 0iitBIicO Der 9olijeinonnidoit
lit bcItdtigt 9otteiger'S Nlitt6ciliun.
GCn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-12
SridcnfunO in cincm SabrifgcbGnoc

@loucciter Is N-S, #. Oioi. --
Nie Scibcn 5mcicr lnbetuuntcr
Nl0nncr, 0cren ShGoel ein1cihlogcu
murcn mlroen bcutc in cinCm lccr.
ltcDcnOcn 6abrifgcb0lloc nobc bier
altIgcItn0cn. Otun ucrnultbrt, 0oB
Die WtGnncr i'll elmer SGldlCrci lntcr
Snn0ltrcihCrlt melde Oua @CbGuoc
nIa Nerber9e bcrltbten, get0otet mltr-
0cn. Sic iHicncn iclt 5Uei ooer orci
logcn toot 81 icin. in Der 9tabe ocr
&orpcr In9cll cn Vrcheiicn lmb cine
Sholtiel. bci6c nit 2Itt beilcdt.
Qo9 9eacn cinc3 5moc3, uclhcr in
Su2 @cbdloc gclnuicn mar, pcrllr.
iNdtc oic Gntocdlmg.
(Spdtcr.) - Gic 5o0tcn lino ais
&olnc9 Rnr0D un0 Sobn Wbitclolu
i0cntiiijirt poroCn. Nus cinenl
Shrcibcn, iucINcS Yur0n III ser "a.
Ibc bate, Gin1 bcruor, OoB cr fiir3-
LID cine Eoitnnuciilu1 fir $2t0 aus
ct. 6Domna, Ont, crbiclt, no cr
irilbcr iuobntc Gr mar icines 3cis
6cn9 elm Gilcnorbeitcr. Won olouGt
ictt 6nB cr lmo WbiteIom Cinem
&olbmpro 5un Spicr iicIeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-12

Ea'le snr 3ieiIe in's Mnslano &c.
ibr9t 9. 9iainc, Ir. Alb, Clt'@o.ti.
moreitraRe, nabe Gmitum @onic glue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-12
Nnfnnit Der @cbriioer @rigGt.

x en- 0ort If. Dini. - Die
}lcronolten Nilbur uno Crpile
Nri2bt fnmcn bcute nui bCm Gom-
pier oaronprin5eiiin Gecilic" bier on
lnro mcrncn iid iobolo oI9 no1lih
nod Goptom D. ibrer Seimatb, be.
gcben no Die pon Der gluoe5rcgie.
rlng betcIlten 9lcroplonc aebaut
pcrOeu. SobolO Die s5llglnnitinen
pollcnoct iino, peroen iif Ole @c-
briiocr nit 6enleIben nad 8oibing-
ton 6eacbclL Inn BORT Erobciabrteu
81 MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-12
Bon Der yS6uHr5cn SanS" Dergif'
trt2

GincinnatL O., II. Oloi. -
Ter pI0eIicbc Zoo oc8 Cbitbdnoicr$
Sulpotorc 9ti3iio, cinc5 Mlnnnc8 bon
81 Sobrcn bat Die Toli5ei 81 elmer
lutcrud)ung rcrnnlobt. Dor etIihcn
Wtonatcn crbtclt 0erielbc cincn Yriet
mcihcr i'm olliorocrtc, nnd Eitt9r
bllrg ~ fonmcn umo oprt plO,000
5l bc}ablen. @r iIenfte Der 31um-
tbnng teiuc @endtltng. 9lm Samlios
crfrunttc er pl0bli6 fnt6 itnrb. 3uct
!Ierjte, mcId)c i'm bcponoeltcn Pr'
flGrcn, Der Zoo lei ans nntiirlidcu
llria6en ein9ctrctcn, oIlcin icine Gr-
BebOrIgen glonben oob cr Don her
.S6mur3en SoltO" oer9iltet Ulroe.
Gie 5nmilie 9ti35io lit 0iter5 oog
her ourG @ron0lfober beldItiBt NOR
oct. Gor ctliden @oden ihIeubcrtel
lmbcfannte N0ieluihte cine 9ombc
na6 ocn 2ooen bon 6reo GionrioIo.
eincnl Setter 0ii55io'a, oQcin oos
@ltrf1elhoB pcrfcbltc iein 3icI ln1
5cri6mettcrtc cine onitoBcuoe @irth.
idnit. Gionciolo bat uielc Grobbrierc
Der ~Sdwnr5en Sano" erbolten lmr
lit ge5Dln9cn lporoen iciuen 2anen
dllf5ugeben neil Der Gigentbii!ner
oes @c6dlt0es tiirftet boB linn BOG
ieIbc in Ole &nit gclprcngt Uer0en
tNuttp
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-12
9inIdjcrer GSurtidIritt.

VctrdcbtlidJc Moiorit6tcn i'm Scnut
fiir oic bonn 5iuon3-Gomite Dor.
gcicblugcncn glmcnoementc. -
Cine @iQ SIR bciieren 9leqiCrlln9
bon Norto Nico cingebrodt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-12
q Spfer icit ocm I. 9(prii.

u EN- Dorf #. Mai. - Ger
6moltjdbrige @alter Europ luuroc
beute Dor ieiner @pbnlrng an ser "a.
StraBe bird Elm DON Otintborne
Wooliep cincm 8oQitroBen. Mafler,
9elenftes 2lutomobil iibesFabren unS
act6otct. @ooliey lit
Nnfer $4,000 giiroiGait geItcat NOR,
oen. Seit ocm /. 9lpril iinb mad, De
ri6ten Der RpIi5ei q ainoer in oell
Strnben Don Rep.9prf burd 9lrto.
mobile getobtet woroct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-12
Gatbielbaftc Grmurbnng elmer Syran.

Eropioencc II. ), #. Wdi.
tSroI 2nlro e. Aegcitcr aus
Grnniton lit nla YCihe oui Dem oltcn
i9ruelittihen tSricOboic nn Der Rc.
icrDoir.}Iucmlc Onbicr geimoeu mllr.
cen. Gie 6rnu mar idredIicD ju9c.
rthtct, ibre alci0cr 5crrilien mo
SplIren an ibrcm 0ollc 0clltcn an,
ooB lie crpiirgt lplroc Iie Boli5ci
lit Der 9lnipEss haB Der Wt6roer Dos
@crbrchen irgelt0luo oli Dem Mc1c
bcglnQ ln0 oa3 Gpfcr Damn in oru
,5rieobot lbleiitc. 1Srou HeAeitcr mar
b Sabre alt lmo bon ibrcn @nttcn
1eld)ie0en. Sic ioll inn gcgriiic &C.
mcen lcin, nohltcra cine neuc Gbe
3ll ld)Iicbcn @cltrrn 9lbcno luurOc lie
ori cinen clcttriidcn Noggon gcjc.
ben.
Gine llntcriudJlm1 ollrb 0cn Core.
ncr bat cr1cbcn, boB cir 2uItmpr0
uorliegt.
Gin etlUo 25.j0briger 9ieaer, lucl,
der ben 9tuneu 9llon5o @iQiomS oil.
glcbt lit 6elltc ais Der nutbnloBlihc
Wt0rocr Der Srnu IN Euiutldct Der.
bottet unb ms Gieiiege @eiGnguiB
gcbro6t Doroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-12

uuIl RulIU UlNU tlllHCulNuIl.
99uibiuQtom :. g.. If. Moi.
N9CicntIihcr Gorticbritt iultr0e
bcute in ser Guudaumq Der TuriiGitl
gcnlud,t, iu0cm Scr Scunt oQe bonn
Iiuon5.Gonitc cmpioGlcncn 9tmcno2s
ncntc nit bctrddjtlicbCn Wlnioritdten
ounobn. ,$nl 2ouic ser SiblmJ
iono cine intcreNiontc 9i3flIiiion iib9r
ocu QrpBcu llutcrid)icO in ocn @rob.
uuo &lcinpcrfolti0 Frciicn Der Gon-
muoititeu ltatt. &crihicocne rcpus
blifoniiAc Scnotorcn crflGrteu 0irs
icr 0roBc llntcrid)ic0 ici ell 9cuci2
bofiir Dob Die 0urd) cincn SduG-
torii onNeicbtcn 30uc lutr cine &c.
rinAc @rtlm1 ori Die ron Sen Gou-
ilincntcl bcjobItcn Erciie ol@ii6eu.
Scuotor Scott uou gScIt- Girli.
nicu. lpcldcr ais @toSbiittcnbciiBrr
NroBca Sntcrciic ijir Die loriiOcbutgc
M Ocn E0A Ic0t nobm rC0cn ?lutbcil
ot oicicr GiSfuiiior.
Gcpcm (9&sND brodtc cine gill
sur &cNclrnN Der GipiIregicrunN pom
Eorto 9iico cir, IeieI6c lit I'M Gin-
tlonG nit Sen GmpicbIllngcn il Ser
0citri0cn @oticGoit n6QcioBt rmo piro
BON Dem Gomitc fir 0ic Eocfic. IIln.
icln lmO Eorto 9lico in ciner 0cm.
ndditi0cn SibmQ in Grm0alng &C.
3oNcn lucrOcn Mon boift tic nod
IN Der acGcmudrtiGcn Grtro.Gituua
NcS Gongrciica 5u poiiircn.
I'm 6 0timltcn nnh ) llGr Der
toGtc IjN Der Scnot bis morQen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-12
4nnlnter 4 8eGer,
ScutidleS ganf- nnb 0edJielscidJGit
26 Sunth- Strafc,

70 SDNT0z SITuRCf
patipnai Saaf ui Gpmmeree"s@ "s@ebRnbe.
Wiitaiieoer Der 9lttieHbbric.
eln un6 9eranf p'a SitiSH HH0 a.; S0Iia9
hnttnti6hIiChcn Stiiote Gltropa's. YIN NM &ct,
iaui ireinoer eieIoiorten, lome NuslcriGHtP
cSeutfhlnnh tNpvli21-)
Tcntide Sparbanf DOn Baltimore.
shoiueit.Gdc-
Baltimore mnb Gutalu= StraRc.
Siieu tdald1 uuu . bis 3 ubr.
Touncrin1 Abeub uuu bie s llbr.
Te Gbeloer iperbeil Hur III f0oeH 9lftieH uno
ShligaiioHeH uno al9gepdblicn NOpoibctcH
nHlelent
Ghas Spilmau, RrGitoGnt.
Giret tutcn:
Charles Spiuun. @eHrD , ErCbcr,
Spbu Wlebring, 1enru Sericl.
Robert Ganae. 9Suinm Spimnu,
I. Senrp S6der. 1NobH SdugC,
Gbriit Semmeter, 0arrO :. Ginocnun
e. giebernedt, 3cprge %. &ubit
9arl 2ietcrturdt, Shabmeiiter.
glm. SpilmGu, 6ilis Sbdbmeif!cr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-12
5es SOOtidlInas idlnlNig.

Gopitm Soin@ acbt nitt aon3
itraffrei mr@ - Niro iein llr.
t6eil ont ndhitcn 0fontog per.
ncbmen. - GoiItIbe fonn ouf
3udtbouaboit bis ju 20 Snbrcn
Iauten.
Sluibina a.. y, fl. Moi -
Gopitdn Ecter =. 1uin9, jlu., Don
ser VlInOesorncc, mClhcr bier mcgcu
Grmoroung oc2 &GrIcler9 @iQinr
6. 9Innio uor @critbt Itono, lit bcute
Nohmittuq 0c3 (o0tihlng5 ilber.
iiibrt lunrocn. Qic Slrp mar ctpa
pier St,noen IaHg in Vrrotbung.
Gu3 Serbredcn muroc ont 10. llu.
quit 1908 beNonlcn lm0 bo9 Spfer
0Ciiclebn mar betalutlid, bon Dem
Nopitdn beidul0i1t moroen, III llrs
rrInubteu 9ejicbngcu 5u iciner (oca
GopitGnS) ojottin geitnnocu 5u la.
bcu. Ger @cionJcne lit bis oui
IScitercs 0cm @CuobrIon 6c5 S1es
riffs iIbcrntttuortet mor0Cn lm0 ion
on uGditen Qioutog Gormittog ieln
l(rtbcil ocrucbmcu. Die b0chItc, gcs
icblih itatt6aitc Straic miro IN 20.
jubriaer 0alt bcltcbcr. Iic gInudIte
bc9 GopitGns mcrOcu jcbcniaQ0 Ocn
iiblihen 9lntroR uti Stunormg ocS
llrthciI5 iteIlcn umO cine Expectation
nHtiIn6igcn
Ter 8eionnene nobn Den @uhr.
ipriih Scr 5lrp obuc bemcrfcu8mcr.
thc GrrcalmI cntgeQCm luGbrenO
icin bctaateg &ntcr General NainS
mlo icin 9rl0cr Moior ISobu Yomcr
NGinS 9roBe GrihiittCritua an Sen
Gag Icgten. Seine Otttter mar niht
inn 8cridt. Ser Gupit1n luurOc bis
ouf &eitcreS ms @eiGngniB Don
GueenS-Golntu 3uriid4efiibrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-12
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(isOrtietnna iiehe 2. Ssitr.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-02-22
REFUSE BURNED ON THE MARSH
CITY PLAN UNTIL NEW CREMA.
TORY Is BUILT.
New Structure to Be Of Corrugated
Iron and Have Modern
Appliances.

The Commissioners have approved the
plan of James NJ. Wood, superintendent Of
street cleaning, to have the citys refuse
burned on the edge of the Eastern branch
marsh until the crematory, which was re-
Gently destroyed by fire, is rebuilt Isaac
L. Brown Of New York, contractor for the
collection and destruction of the waste,
came here In response to dispatch from
Supt, Wood and assured the latter that
the crematory will be rebuilt as soon as
possible.
Joseph Marrone, superintendent of the
collection of refuse in New York city, and
John Marrone, who holds similar posi-
ton in Brooklyn. accompanied Mr.. Brown
here. Capt. Piper. who is to superntend
the construction of the new crematory,
was also here yesterday. Contractor
crematory Is to be constructed of CORFU
gated iron. and will be practically fire.
proof. 1t will be a one-story structure.
There will be no long runway at the
new building to impede the progress of
the work, and the refuse is to be dumped
under shed. At the old building it was
necessary for the horses to make a long
haul up runway, and considerable trou-
BILE was experienced with them.
Yesterday morning Supt. Wood, Assist
ant Supt. Doyle and others witnessed the
bringing Of about forty loads of refuse
The refuse was spread over about an acre
less than one hour the mass was reduced
to ashes. and, it is stated, there was not
smoke enough emitted to make the work
Objectionable. The new plant, it is be-
lieved, will be completed in from four to
six weeks.