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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-08-05
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gaabe, fore, imaa.
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8iennem 2ipets Gtrio.
@. .. Ssuiet6.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-08-05

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paa lin Suiserisias Smroaoc. Sun
fan let | iin SSper for Datteren blipe
til llIempe for bom, frpoie bans Sci
eller seiiere bans aarriere. % for
one bisie Sorieclier maa bun, ielp
ont benoes Seniigter bar p9ret De Of
lerbeSite, ubitao oen Straf, iom ara.
Sitionen neSfaloer ooer benbe os ben.
oeS Iise.
Oct er be gooe Seniister, mar man
gipe SfpISen for DC TO SreSieoeIe al
alt set, ION / MmrinSeIiebeo forbit.
rer SorboISet meIIem Spisermor oa
Spieerisn. Sfteoetfor at fiuIe fin
natirIige liro for 9otterens Bel op.
isrer Den mistnnfiomme Suigermor
ia ofte, iom ON ben unge sgatemanS
por i'm Slritrits 6ienbe.
Ter ertiterer %inrioIertio noset iaa.
Sant iom en- Spigermor, iom life isl.
ger Den gamIe, aIminOelige Recept.
Oct er benoe, ioni, efter at baoe IGrt
fla ben ponifeIige ailrit at bore en-
goo Spigermor, bar plnoet i'm Sui.
aerisns u~tnoitrumfeSe Siaib. Senoes
geIsrming er, at bun pinber en- Son
paa iu1ume SiS, iom benoes 9atter
life cr tobt for benoe. Get fpffeIige
Torboro er sonffe iiffert orro al ben
Gftertante, Selpbeberifelie % SiIlio
til llngSoumen, iom oct meoferer.
Den oorbenoe Soigermor, iom on.
Ter at bIioe en- nf Den rctte Slags,
Dor begpnoe at lore benne aitrit, al
lereoe inoen bcrtoes fsrite 9atter 10.
Oes. Stuoieaarcne bIir manife life
mango, og De 2eftier iom ifdl Ieres,
cr life Iette. 0e i~noeboIocr ben oon'
IfeIigite SeIpfornGgtelie, ben at oper.
laoe set fipreite, 2ipet bar gioet, til
en- anbens 9eifptteIie, og BEN at prre
tmts, naar Seu @sbocI, iom piner
fiprIiebebsfuIbe Msbre, buiifer, at
set eIler oct piIbe fiture ~forbebres
gicnnem en- Snosriber. Com ON
set netop life er oct Orb og Oct 6or'
boIo, iom maa fierncS al Soiger'
mors % Spi6erisns 6orboIo til bin
anoen. Zen Spinoe er IpffeIig, Ion
iurItaar Sau0beoen bcrof % enom
IpffeIigere er oen, iom f%oritaar at
Iabe Sc unge ifistte iine cgne Sager;
tbi set er en- fIog Sremgnngsmaabe,
iom / 2Gngoen bill meofsre ct beore
GeiuItat emo at tpinse oereS SremaO-
itrioen no efter 2inier, iom De rhine.
ligpis pil oppouere meget froftig
imo0.
SiOerres og S9nfninsens Srem.
oOifrioen meoisrer ififtcnOe Spn pao
mango SorboIo. SaoIcOes pilbe oct
pGre at aisre liz ielo inoItrenfet
og aammelooaS, bpis man Prgrer Jig
oper i%tiliuIoc Webler | 8atterenS
me Siem eller oaoIeoe benoeS
MauO. iorOi ban mnaife pilbe isge at
ooertale bcnoe til at blioe Gegeteria
ter. Get piIoe maoife bore gaplt.
lig TORS atteren at blue oct, mems
en- Strio Oerom melIem bcn6es Wtdno
og Beubes Nor gunife iitfert piIoe
pPre oct mooiatte.
UT blipe Glen iiteOetfor @teiter er
iiffert ben MaaOe, ion ben Suiger'
NOR, iom snifer at gisre 2pfte | lin
me Gole. ifltl0e itrpbe efter. Sun
ifuloe unogoa al Strio iitebctfor at
isge at fomme in0 paa ct Self, iom
life retm9siig er benbes. Chi peo at
ii6oe oeo fin Spigerisns Sober %
meo Spmpdtbi Iptte til bans Sbeo.
rier bill bun meO SiSen oobne %.
rem til bans Sicrte, te bar bun
fsrIt iaaet en- Iioen Hlobs Der, fan
nn | Ro og Wtng pente, iii man
ipsrger benoe ON Raao, % tiIeipe De
8eiltogeI'er, iom beeanes, irber oette
lpffeIige SiebIif fommer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-08-05

srGnger De Gu Spmaifine? "Sus.
penueu- er iaa goo iouI nosen anben
SpmaIfiue til ben ootbeIte Bris.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-08-05
spnnSen sraaSs stprfe err meoet

forifielig. 5oriss bar piit, at ellie
fan bore itsrite gegt uoen at brittle
- 81 @e~gtenbeOer. Otter Silfen
fommer np5eIanbif SCR, Der briiter
peb en- gest al %. bereiter europaif
SCR, Der er baIpt iaa itGrft iom Gil.
fe. Somp briiter naereSe peo Ell
gegt al If. Seiabeoen nfbenser life
al Sraaoeus esen gegt oa SpffeIie.
Silfetraao refer Ionst miubre emo
baaoe scr og Samp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-08-05

firrtomnent, beS at inbIenbe 0aper.
iom esncr iie til Sptaeelie | Iuieet.
Gdmtioig benptter pi Gnleonin9er nj
at Ienee ale tiofigere @ipcre Dor beelte
Saf.
u. 9. 9aneie. u. SenIing.
$. 6. SoriuSen. Serb. Snbrine.
s. aiossSanien.
gseriunb. 16oe Sebruar 1910.
Sontingsnten trntes fat til 1. ar. pr
Gar, lipsparie gReSlemifab 10 &r.
SnoienS apntineent meo SnomelSelle
til u. 9. Sancte. ggeriuno.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-08-05
Eat for @aper.

TpStast iii SieIp for Ole Semeleng,
@idiean. q. s.. fras Spnepe 9bbns,
Selins6an, @aib.. So; fra @eft grais
rrr NenisbeSs aoineeforeuine. 1ditor 8.
R. Solems aaIb. So. SierteIi8 Saf.
8. 6. SIren.
petersburg. q. 8.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-08-05
GDOielsOa9s'
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me riter be mango selsiliqe
SabsieIineer. ri bar msstaer.
oil bisIeiis btRnt BEG piust
Sntertsie blanht "1truraAs
Sshrn''s eaisrs % aHert.
lseeen n iaaltsrs inaretttt.
si Der Tor Aser Of Aartts Te,
totr CT fire blsnft eiHisr msa
Slabs for Tamilirns % Sl9sts
ninsss sauue. unstr hsrr
Gats rr aaisrt On saer aers bee
rsmtt RGHss % abiasers Jsss
itIsaas. % paa ben mob iiaas
tner 2ise knses Der - for DC
ttlisarrnst Ta,prr - Il liset
Eers. ct epiarum rlrr IN ubs
taIsile al On eatr amoen nanns
fuusis guioulishes. f,t oil
ocrs AZ asr Sairreslt for sns
hncr danilis % tan ssiaa
sto nisie eeiiishrsrr blise til
nstntrt Sutis paa ntunt
Waass at bass belle fin SIast
iamIrt ! Gu Zig liSm ntt Ses
Hts ansiseiir al bptrt erfrit
&sbistns TsbitIssatp % Gss-
itlSaar.
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eerrrb mfs Erstt "'SspitIss
bassbsg'' @nlobosfastr paa
Rssssu 90 JorFstu. liant rsot
Snit. % Den itnees frii mrs
ssiaeet isr SI.25 betait ! Der.
ffno. vi bar OaIaa enssi slt,
cant innbuuont | @nloiuii. iom
tsfer 10 Gsuts trtra. 90 Dc &C
ptl u6ret BET life Tiars isr
t~loisrnoeis Sfplo.
aertsit:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-08-05
Ssgte SG8e moen S,i3Ip.
Yermma treIite bemoe.

Dlrs. Thomas Sooer, R. 3. Q. Ro.
/, Routasue, Wasi,, f~triper: ia
lea / ursr ct stor isste Sage usen at
erboloe uOssH 2tnoriHs. men pebbIsu at
btice pprre, Opsou ies ali Soab ON
nosenfnbe al blipe irif isisH. Seq
par belt reobruot. fuuoe molten in,et
ipiie. Seq bar ueruss os baube irps.
tslise Smsrisr / min bsirs Sibe o.
Siuloer.
Seq Tan life NOT uotale buor tafs
nemureljg Iea sr for Koruna
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-08-05
On emile bitrait. grofesiOrr

vu SmHIt bnfrdtt. Erofes1oreH
(tiI en- Ben, iom ban life bar feet
paa lang Sib): De- sIaoer mig
at is big fritz 90 raft. - bet par for.
reiten mere, END ies bapoe Oeutet
for, bill Su tante big. man bar for.
toIt mig, at ou bar babe oso % be-
srapen. Men bet par mtg abIoIui
rmiliet at fomme iii gearapelien
Seq bnaber. bu unofpIoer mig
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-01
NEW BILL PROPOSED
IT pn.scd, II VIII ETertunlly stop
nenIiny in Cotton Futures.

washington, p. G, March MAJ, !, si-.lt . roi, Is
a,,Jicnt.on op,ion bill, likewise to be
known as the scot, bin 70 cover over
aInenrin nlents to the original measure
introduced by Chairman scott OF the
House committee on Agriculture, pro-
htbiting transactions in futures IN
commercial markets.
Ii Is practically settled, so far az
the subcommittee. on Agriculture Is
concerned that the grain exchanges
vrtil not be affected by the proposed
Iesislation. the subeommittee o 'smihs santis
n,ent in the West for such elimination
OF the grain futures as in the case
of the cotton exchange, and that the
grain exchange representatives. VINO
testified before the committee made
much better showing than the cotton
officials presented.
There was no final action at TINS
afternoons session OF the subcommit-
TED. but IL is probable that by Ssatur-
day morning bili Will be ready Tor
submission designed 10 stop efectual-
Is future dealing on the cotton eS-
Changes
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-01
100000 MINERS
IN COAL FIELDS
LAY DOWN TOOLS.
Union Men Quit Work
Pending Wage Set
tlenent.
MANY STATES
ARE AFFECTED
Iaborers Insist That 1t Is Not a
Strike, but Merely Suspension
Until Their Demands Are
Grantcd-Vast Supply of
Coal Stored to Pre-
vent Famine.

Three hundred thousand organized
miners OF the bItuminous coal fields of
Pennsylvania. Ohio. Indiana, Illinois.
iowa. Missouri. Kansas. Oklahoma and
Arkansas quit work last night.
The miners, members of the United
Mine Workers Association. declared
the walkout was not strike, but
merely suspension of work pending
an arrangement between Themselves
and the operators OF wage scale for
another year. the old scale having e1-
pIred with the month of March. The
men demand an increase of pay in some
instances OF cents a ton, and in other
instances more. and certain changes in
working conditions.
Confidence is expressed that there
will be no famine. large amounts of coal
having been secured in anticipation OF
the walkout While the miners pre-
dlcted the suspension would be cut
short by a prompt signing OF wage
sea!cs some tof the operators main
tanned that the mines ought TO be Kept
closed for month or sixty days or
longer The conditions in the various
States were az follows:
IIlinois-7oo mines closed and $4,000
miners quit work at ) o'clock toint
conference on wages has been called
FOR nest Monday in Chicago: operators
ray the men demand an increase of 10
cents ton, which would mean an an
n4si increa.e IN expenses in Illinois
OF 100000 possibility Of a four
months. shut down; two months sup.
pig OF coal on hand: no immediate coal
famine TO Chicago Industries.
Indiana-ls.oo miners ordered te
quit at midnight. conference arranged
for next Wednesday al Terre Hau'e
miners say shutdown will be short,
1 lived.
Observation-Disclosures 10000
men ordered to quit at midnight; tenn
porary scale allowing scent run OF
mine a ton increase hoped 10 bc
reached ny Saturday; settlement of the
powder question to be held in ahey'
ance.
Iowa--ETery mime IN iowa oioet ct
closed pending settlement of the wase
scale.
Missouri. Kansas, Oklahoma and
Arkansas-con,prl the Southwest
ern Interstate fields. $4,000 miner:
quit; early settlement hoped for, bu
miners assert they have fund of sioo.
600 TO draw on.
ohio-AlI miners ordered 70 quit
state leaders declare 1t is notIa strike
but merely suspension. At Lorain
O.. one steel plant shut down an'
threw out 1000 workmeny the man
ayers announcing shortage of coal
The first victory for tie men cam
in an announcement from Brazil, Ind
The centre OF the IYe;ana block Goa
district where it was announced tha
the mems denlgnds for a scent in
crease wouldIbe granted.
preside9H Thomas l.. Lewis of tn
miners. -Iunion. declared a total o
100000 miners had quit work.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-01
win First Victory.

Indianapolis, Ind, March a1.-News
OF the bituminous coal miners first
victory in their struggle for an in
crease of wages was received late to-
day by the national officers of the
United Mine Workers from Brazil, the
centre of the Indiana block coal dis
trict
AZ the close of a secret conference
between the miners and operators OF
that district late to-day, 1t was an
nounced that the operators would
grant wage increase of cents ton
10 the miners, and that there would
be no strike.
Three hundred thousand miners in
the bituminous coal fields of the
United States suspended work and de-
nanded higher wages tonight accord
ing to the official statement given out
at the headquarters in this city Of tho
United Mine Workers of America. Co.
incidentally. the national officers of
the organization, who had been in Sc
cret session for two days. departed for
their respective States to advise the
miners in the district conferences with
the mine workers
President Thomas L. Lewis lnade the
following estimate of the number OF
miners affected by the suspension Of
work:
.swestetn and Central Pennsylvania.
100000; Ohio, $4,000: Indiana, lS,2oo:
West Virginia, 100000; Illinois, 72,-
900, Iowa. $4,000: Michigan, 10000;
Kansas, Arkansas, Texas and Okla
homa, $4,000; Colorado, 5000; Western
Kentucky, 5000; total 100000"
Reviewing the situation, President
Lewis said when the national exec
ntive hoard adjourned to-night we all
,elt that the situation was very satis-
Factory for the miners. In many dis
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-01
plNcHoT is FOUND
Former Chief Torester Arrives in
Copenhagen.

cfoY tbe former Chief Forester of the
United states, arrived here tonight.
He Is guest at the British legation.
where he is visiting his sister. Lady
Johustone, wife OF SIR Alan Johnstone,
the British minister to Denmark.
hIr. Pinchot. when seen soon after
his arrival refused 70 discuss politics
i,,tt ne informed the correspondent
that he intended 10 study Danish asri-
.r,iIture, especially the co-operation
system. aud the Danish forest adtnin-
istratlon. He admitted that he ex-
pec,ed TO meet Colonel Roosevelt
either in Copenhagen or London. but
he was very silent when questioned
as TO whether he had been summoned
TO a conference with the eX-Pfesident
or was seeking a meeting with Colonel
Roosevelt ON his own initiative. TO
discuss with him the forestry ques-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-01
STARK TAYLOR DEAD
Haa served in court of Claims Sine

4Had Served In Court of Claims Since
Its Organization.
Washington, d. c., March 31.-Stark
b. Taylor. who had served continuous
~ in the Court Of Claims ever since.
its organization in 1865, first served as
messenger upon the Recommendation
of Jefferson Davis, then a United
States Senator, and since 1863 as
baillff, died at his home to-day, aged
ninety years. Mr.. Taylor who was a
native of King George county. Va,
served ten years in the United States
Army, part of that time in the Mexi-
can War
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-01
HoPEFUI. MESSAGE.

Especial to The Tlmes-Dispatch,l
Lynchburg, yn, March 31.-Al-
though the afternoon press bulle-
tins seemed to indicate Just the re-
verse, a telegram to-day from Mrs.
Harper to her husband, Fred Hnr-
per, SAYS her father, Senator Daniels
Is better to-day than he hns beci'
for three days. Her message was
hopeful ana did not Indicate that
there had been sethack In the
statesman's condition.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-01
AUSTRIA STORM SWEPT
Fiercest Tornado In Years Does Heny
DnmaHc.

Trieste. Austria. March Sl.-The
fercest tornado in years, accompanied
by a heavy snow, has caused immense
damage and loss OF life In southern
Austria. 4 passenger train was blown
off the rails near Muggia and rolled
down an enabankment, killing four
persons and injuring eighteen.
Steamship navigation has been sus-
pended and great damage done in the
new harbor. Several steamers of the
Austrian Lloyd Line dragged the!r
anchors and narrowly escaped dis
aster.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-01
ONE OF DAVIs's CAPT0Rs
Union Soldier Released From Jail on
Proving Story.

Seattle, Wash, March Si.-Because
his discharge from the army shows
that he was one of the two men who
captured jefferson Davis, in Savan-
nah, Ga, forty-tive years ago. John
Wolen, aged seventy years, was re-
leased from the City Jail to-day on
suspended sentence. He was convict
ed of "boot legging His discharge
shows that he served in Company E.
Seventh Pennsylvania Cavalry, during
the war ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-01
SIX MINERS KILLED
Blast Goes or PrenatIrcly ms Men
Arc Leaving Work,

wilburton, Okla, March s1.-six
miners We're killed here to-day by an
explosion In the Great Western Coal
and Coke Companys mine. No. 2. It
is not known what caused the blast,
but it Is supposed to have been the
result OF a shot going off premature
ty just as the men who We're on the
night shift. We're leaving their work.
The bodies We're recovered this after
noon.
The State Mine Inspector and his
tjpn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-01
sufYrnrettcn Lose FlGht.

Boston, Mass. March a1.--rhe ad-
vocates OF woman suffrage lost their
annual fight in the lower branch of
the Legislature to-day by a vote that
year. The debate consumed the great
Ell part of two sessions and the gal-
leries were packed. The vote was
AZ to las.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-01
Daniel 5 Condition q
Slightly Improved

Daytona, Fla, March 31.--The con-
dition OF Senator Daniel, of Virginia.
Is better Tonight than Yesterday,
but shows very little Improvement
over his condition four days nEo,
nccording to nm announcement made
by DR.. Chownins, attending physi-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-01
spners 10 snow storm.

Vienna March 3l.-This city is suf-
fering greatly from a heavy snow
storm. which has extended over con-
siderable part OF the country. Many
accidents are reported and several
deaths, and the tranlway, telegraph
and telephone services are practically
at q Standst!ll.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-12-22
ResuIts Of Chicago Show.

northern Colorado. is beginning to feel
the beneficial results Of the showing
made at the recent Chicago and Pitts
burg land shows. The interest being
taken in farm land here by Eastern
men bids fair to cause large influx
and prosperity unequalled In the his
tory of the county. Already inquiries
for $4,000 acres OF dry and irrigated
lands have been received and $4,000
worth of farming land and city prop
erty has sold in the East in the last
two months.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-12-22
C. a 8. Award, Contract.

Greeley.-The Colorado & Southern
railroad has awarded the contracts for
the construction Of = new line from
Wellington. Colo. to Cheyenne. Wyo
The new line will be thirty-five miles
long and will cost 81 500 .O0o when com
pleted. The contractors will imme-
diately throw 1000 men into construe-
ton camps. The new line is an i'm
portant link in the projected gulf-to-
coast route OF the Hill roads. The
contracts awarded cover the grading
and bridge work and all substructural
work up to the rails and ties. The
company will lay the track. Camps
will be stretched along the entire route
and the work will be rushed as fast
as possible.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-12-22
PERFUME FAVORED BY QUEENS
Royal Family Of Ensisn6 Remain
Faithful to "Ess Dovqsst"-Cxars
ina 10 Fond sS Whtes vIosst.

Queen Mary IL not . lover Of per-
fume. She uses eau De cologne occa-
sionally. but avoids scents as much
as possible. A west end chemist told
the writer recently that Deither is
Queen Alexandra very fond u per
fures. although she remains faithful
to the "Ess Bouquet" which has
been IN use by the royal family Of
England since 1892 This perfume is
composed OF amber mixed with the
essences OF roses. violets. jasmine.
orange flowers and lavender.
On the other hand tho Csarina II
passionately fond Of perfume. Her
apartments in the royal palace are
daily sprayed with essences Of mac.
jasmine. and white violet Her MAJ
esty's fayorite essence IL violet. and
for several weeks in the early spring
hundreds OF women and girls may be
seen At Grasse gathering the bios
SONS frpm which the C1arinas per
fums b made. The finished product
is tested. bottle by bottle. at tho St.
Petersburg Academy Of Chemistry
before being sent to the imperial
store.
The Queen Mother Of Spain uses ~
perfume eau d'espagne. manufactured
In Msdria. and also obtains . per-
fume for her toilet from Paris. ITS
composftion II q secret which the
perfumsr only half discloses. 1T n
made" he says, ''of rosewater. Cocoa
nut oil. snd-the rest IL . mystery"
The young Queen Of Holland n .
great believer in the virtues Of esu
de cologne: while Carmen SylviA, :"
Queen Of Roumania. uses . special
perfume made from the finest herbs.
which she says rs the best tonic fer
tho skin she has yet discovered"
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-12-22
Monument to General Pike.

Denver.-Brigadier General Earl D..
Thomas announced that the question
of providing q suitable monument u
the explorer Zebulon NJ. Pike will be
brought to the attention OF the State
Legislature at the coming session. II
is proposed to mark the site OF Cen
eral Pixies old fort on the Conejos
river with a suitable monument and to
rebuild the old stockade. The active
supporters OF the pan are Judge
Charles d. Hayt. Brigadier General
Thomas and Luther A. Norland. county
commissioner Of Conejos county.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-12-22
Colorado 10 intere sted.

Denver.-Colorado and other west
ern states included In the Jurisdiction
of the United States Circuit Court of
Appeals. Eighth District. are inter-
ested in the successor to be appoint
ed in place OF Judge Van Devanter
of Wyoming, elevated to the Supreme
Bench. A number Of the states have
interests peculiar to themselves.
which derive their Importance FROM
what might be termed local condi-
tions, such as mining and irrigation.
A lawyer not familiar aith .oIdi-
tions cannot be expected to enter into
the philosophy of such questions.
even though he might be acquainted
with the purely legal issues, = law
yer who knows from experience the
problems of the West respecting irri-
CATION and water rights and who is
familiar with mining law and mining
practice is an essential to maintain
the equilibrium of the Circuit Court.
The Circuit embraces the following
states: Arkansas, Colorado, Okla
homa, Iowa, Kansas, Minnesota, Mis-
souri,, Nebraska, New Mexico. North
Dakota, South Dakota, Utah and Wy
oming. At present Minnesota. Wy
oming, Kansas and Missouri are the
states represented on the bench by
the four judges.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-12-22
Does Your Cat cough7

Poor pussy! AZ II the immsmortal
charges against her Of keepin6 -
awake o nights and Of eating canary
btrds whenever she gets the chance
were not enough. the doctors have
Just dlseoveredthat for Year, she has
been responsible for the sprsaA Of
diphthstriA Dr.. @. ]. Awburn Of
Manchester. England. having traced
an epidemic Of this disease In . sub
urb II that city to pot cat belonging
to one of his patients, has found, after
much clever Investigation. that all
eats arc peculiarly susceptible TO
Aiphtheritio affections Of the throat.
He has therefore recently been warn
fng all families who own cats to
watch them carefully. and. u they do
velop coughs. to forbid their being
hugged and petted. Dr.. Awburn fur
ther recommends that II the cough
persists and tho cat begins to grow
thin to have tho animal Destroyed at
once. Tho only really safe way. he
says. IL to le. the FIRST whes1s be
pussy's death warra1t-