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Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1912-02-29
Nttt,ttitet 81.

bic @eibe; piel Sutter uno arbeit tpiro
eripart.
IS tommen INNER piele Garmer CUR
Staot, msiltens Sreitass uno Sam.
tags. 3as 8eiddft in ben Saufldoen
9ebt immer. @eisen tommt teiner.
Serr Someper, unier Willer, ldBt allen
bon ibm benOtbisten 8eisen BON aus
pdrts per 9abn tommen, mas piel
Mhhe uub 4rbeit toitet.
S,be audi ben Brief seleien, tuelden
9bilipp &ammerer an 8ottlieb Serti6
ihidte; aber mir bat er bis iebt nod
teinen Srief 9eidift.
@riiBe aud meine 2inber uno meine
S9pefer &atbarina in 3euoorf, Slos
&ublano, uno ale poitleier allerorts.
9eter Worl o d alt.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1912-02-29
Clinton, Norbs9afota.
%. fsebruar 1912.

49, tySphuuk ioiS.
0ertbe vpuf"! Sas @etter 1T nod
INNER iebr id6u, es berri6t aber audi
INNER nod GROCER Wan9el on Sutter
uno elm ieoer iebnt iid nod benz Iieben
Srublina; penn man in bic Staot
tommt bort man nidts als oas Slagen
peaen benz Sutter. Sei ALIEN Sparen
uno MeHen pill es uidt ausreideu.
Wein Ra9bar Sobunn Soiimann mar
aud etlide Sage aut Der Su6e nah
Seu; er faub Su allem Slid aud nod
bier 2aoungen uno Die 6reuoe oariiber
mar sroB, oenn sr tpar ibon stuei Gage
obne Seu. 2ebtes Spdtiabr puroe
mein 8ieb ebenfalls an msines Naha
barn Seuitod an9etroifen uno beute
tommt er np6 Su allen Gleno uno bolt
iid cine Subre. Sas mar iebr bart fir
mid uno ib 9in9 aud niht in ben
Sof Bis er tpieoer fort9efabren. @enn
man es ribtig betra6tet, 10 1T es aud
bart penu man einen Sremoen an iet-
nem 9igentbum Seu auilaben liebt.
uno man oari nihts bafiir berlanaen.
llno ipenn man einem cine Subre ;u
9eben bat, oann iperoen INNER Sipei auf
cine 9elaben. Wsinem Nadbar, Serru
@Q, 1T es 9eraoeio ergangen, aud er
muBte cine 6ubre abgeben. 9lls er
oa6te, es wdre 9enu9 9elaoen, 9tng er
bin uno ia9te es; aber mas erbielt er
sur Antwort? Sin en9li6es 6luhs
mort. Sieies Sabr iOQte man beinabe
ben &niippel nebmen uno oreinidla9en.
30 bleibt uuier aamerao Sulius
3eaer 10 lan9e nit ieinen 8eri6ten2
8Or stpei Wodeu erbielt ib eiueu
Sriei bon meinem Shma9er 6rieorid
8au in grtas, aber leioer nur ben
Qlnfan9 bonn 8riefe; idreibe mir tpie.
Der uno ib iperoe antiporten. 6iirslid
mar i6 aud auf Seiud bel meiuem
S6paser SaeOb &au; er 1T pieOer
nit ieinem alten 9eiOen 9epla9t - 8ea
| idwiire. SOIientlid miro es biz 6riibs
| iabr beiler perben, aber bel SacOb seht
|
bic Belt oeuno6 isbr idueQ.
Wit 6armersruB
4uguit gbrmann.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1912-02-29

ni6t erlaubt Su tonfirmieren, nod Su
taufen, nod Su trauen, uno mir be-
sablteu ibm ieit ieiner Nbtpsienbeit als
ldbrli6 400 Gubel. Wdren ieBt iebr
sufrieoen Yaitor @ppeller in unierer
Wttte gu baben, aber es tpuroe an ibm
9ebiNen uno 9eorift uno oarf bait
nt6t oa bleiben. SIT oas ni6t gum
Grltaunen! Seit Der 3eit, als gaitor
@ppeller bier 1T, bot ibn Yaltor Wan:
tel nod nt6t einmal be9riibt uno fru9t
aud gar ni6t na6 ibm. SIt bas bril-
oerlt6? 8enn man oieien trauri9en
3uitano betra6tet, m0dte man bitter
lid oarilber tpeinen. Q8enn uns Yaltor
@ppeller nl6t su9eia9t miro, 10 mO6te
uns bod bic bObere Sbri9teit einen ans
bern autommen laHen. @as baben mir
filr etnen Segen ooer NuBen, penn Der
8itar Mantel Stpei= big oreimal uns
be0ient uno Das nur an iol6en SSeiers
ta9en, luenn Die 2eute auf Dem Selbe
Iinb? Damn nlmmt er bod ieinen @e=
balt uno fdbrt Dleoer fort.
IS lam einmal Dor oaB cine Sraus
un9 ooQSo9en tperoen ioQ, nun, oa9te
man, YaitOr @ppeller 1T ia oa, aber er
that es nidt o6ne Serrn Wantel feline
@rlaubniB, bic 9lntmort fam, oaB M.
bic 5rauun9 ielbit DOll8ieben milf, tann
ben &ubel aud peroieneu.
gm Z. DECEMBER 1911 fano bic Sab
resliBun9 oes Soeiiaer Sesirtstomitess
ltatt, mo ii6 bic Serren paitoren pers
iammelt batten. paitor Wiligeraoe
leste ben Sabresberidt Dor, tuiepiel ie-
oes &irdipiel Sur untsritiibunestaNe
bet9etra9en bat. SbeHa $50 &bl. go
3op.; 8roBliebentbal 100 Rbl. 6reu.
oentbal 130 8bl.; @lhtstbal 124 Rbl.
35 &Op.; SeraoOrf A 8bl. SO Sop.
3aliel % Rbl. &c Sop. Yaitor @ili=
seraoe erlaubt fi6 in Der SoeHaer 3eis
tun9 eine S6anbe iiber bic 8emeinbe
sfahel gu perOiientliden wie fOl9t:
Sang i6limm itsbt es aber nit Saiiel,
oa in oieiem &ir6ipiel stpei 8emeins
ben es ni6t einmal fiir n6tbis aefun.
ben baben, einen aud nur 10 tleinen
geitras ein3uienoen? 4ber nun pill id
mir erlauben 3u fra9en, mo- flieBt oas
8elo bon ben 100 Seiiiatinen bin, mo-
ieOes Sabr gu 10 &ubel oerpadtet tuiro,
oas madt bod aud 1900 8ubel.
uno 400 &ubel 3ablen mir idon Is
Sabre lang Baitor @ppeler. 800 &ubel
betpmmt Der Sitar, neil er sweimal i'm
Sabre 3u uns tOmmt. Slt oas ni4t
llnteritiiBun9 aenug. uno bod teinen
Seelioraer? Somit pdre es aenu9.
Sin Witslieo.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1912-02-29
Gong Cate, siibs9afOta.
%. 3Sebruar 1912.


@ertbe vpoi"! als 2eier min i'd
aud pieber einige 3eilen beitrasen, uno
3tpar aus bem @runbe neil i9 i6on 10
piel BON meinen Sreunoen uno ges
tanntsn in bisism Slatte seleien, tpie
aud BON meinem S6pa9er Sacob
Mdule BON Gong Safe; i6 sriiBe ibn
biermit uno er m6se ii6 offers bOren
laRen. gtsuss aibt es nidt Oiel, nur
ioptel, baB mandmal elmer ben anoerett
beiu6t. 60 beiu6ten uns folsenoe:
Sobann Burr uebit Grau, uno mir Oer=
bradteu einen suten Abeno, oenn leb.
terer tpuBte uns bel 81 ersdblen.
Wiein Nadbar Sobann Senb aeoenit
oieies Sribiabr nad @anaoa su geben
um iit bort Elm Seim gu iinOen, oenn
sr ia9t er bat idOn genug Steine be-
rausgema6t uno tpdre audi idon genua
pom pHuse berunterseflo9en. gtihts
fur UNCUT, Sobann, oenn id muB einen
S6ritt meiter seben. gei GriebriH
Spiber tebrte Der 2ansbein ein uao
bradte ein 5Ohterden.
9as aud ben glrtitel meines Gouiin
Sobann s. SpiBer. ueldes mid iebr
ireute. @riiBe aud meiaen Sdmaser
Sobann @olf uno ale 2eier oieies
Ylattes. gbriltian 2etdt II.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1912-02-29

mittbeilen. s pie trauri9 fe9t es aus
in unierer @emeiuoe, perlalien bon 9eifs
li6er Sbristeit, pie eine Seeroe pbre
Sirte, aber es beibt: Webe eu6S6rtffs
oelebrten uno Ybariideru, tbr 6eu4ler
uno blinoen 8linbenleiter". 60 1T es
eben nit einem bltnoen seelIpr9er, be-
ionoers nit Serrn 3d., mO6ts er bod
3uert iein SnwenOl9es retnl9en an Bee
der uno S6Ii1el auf oaB aud oas
Nuswenoi9e rein weroe. W. ia9te: Ger
Serr Seius bat alles 9etban fir uns,
mas iollten mir trauri9 Ietn? unb babel
la6te er nod uno meinte, mir baben ia
nur gu iau63en uno frOblt6 Su iein.
8as 1T ia QanS ri6ti9 fir einen Be-
Qnaoiaten. 9(ber mas ioll Elm Sinoer
nit ieiner SEnoenlait aufangen? Wle
tann man lau65en uno frOblt6 ietn?
IS pdre mir aud 10 redt. Nber ME
tann Elm Yreoi9sr lpie M. einen 8e9nQ=
ototen mit Dem Climber auf cine 8abn
fellen? Ser Climber muB feline SlIns
ben betennen uno YuBe tbun ebe er
frobli9 iein tam. Sarum ioQ aud BON
5pei @e9en 9epreoi9t weroen, mo Der
cine oOer Der anoere binfiibrt.
2ieber 2eier, trauri9 aber pa6r. @Ir
batten einen Seelior9er in YaitOr Gps
peQer, wel6er aber idon Dor Is Sabren
trantbeitsbalber na6 Der S6peis iibsr=
Iieoelte um fd Dor turieren 81 laiien,
uno lett Der 3ett baben mir es nit els
mem Sitarpeien 3u tbun. 9aitor @eis
gum mar beiu6sbalber in Der Sdwet3
uuo brn6te uns bic Na9ri6t, baB Ya=
ItOr @ppeller uniers 8emeinbe nod cine
Reibe bon Sabren beoienen tOnnte, al5
mir oleIes b0rten Iammelten mir cine
freipillige @abe bon $50 &ubel uno
i6itten es an Paitor @ppeler uno ba=
ten ibn, tpenn es mOalid lit, uns 3u
beiu4en, tuel6es er aud that. @r fam
su uns in Der Sesleituns ieinss sObz
mes Paul. Serr @ppeller III I6on ieit
bier Wonaten bier uno tpGre aud wils
lens uns gu beOienen 10 lang es feline
&raft erlaubt. @s 1T eine Sreuoe einsn
lol4en Seelior9er in Der Mitte 3u ba.
ben, peldem es aud um bic Siiroer
gu tbun lit. 9lber einen Wantel, ia, ia,
nod Dor Der preoiat ididt er ben Sir
4enoiener gum Sberidula sleid na4
Der preoist ieinen 8ebalt fertts gu baz
ben, neil er 9leid fprtfabren polte.
Stun, oemna6 3u urtbeilen iit ibm bic
8Olle lieber, oas Sleiib tann Der 3eu=
tel baben. s tpie trauri9!
gir tamen idon beim 2oniiitorium
NIT Der gitte Elm. aber es fam abi6ld9s
LID 5urilt. pator Gppellsr piro sben
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1912-02-29
&aFsl, Sib.TuBlaan.

3. Sanuar 1912.
@ertbe vgureta BOIL ga i9 nidt
idwei9en tam, 10 mDdte ia audi etlpas
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1912-02-29

Sic 9eiratb na6 Wiouatcn.

6eiratb i'm Sanuar, tpenn eli9 uno talt,
@rbdllt ou Hei6tbum, wenn audi nidt balo.
6eiratb inn 1yebruar mos g8etter 10 i9ebt,
Gjebts eu6 I'M Seben gan5 lutts uno redt.
oeiratb i'm 0ldrs, penu Die @nbe web'n
9ein 6eim miro an fremOer &uite itebn.
6eiratb i'm april, Der perdnoerb lit,
gSed)ielpOa lit Oeines 2ebens 6riit.
Seiratb i'm 0tai, 10 wonui9 uno ibOn,
gel 6relnoe lpirt ot bel Dir lebn.
Seiratb i'm Sum-, bem 9tOnat Der GOien,
gStrt tets bu lieben un0 lmmer folen.
0eiratb i'm Su NIT 8lumen 10 fen,
StterziB miro Die @rInnerun9 ien.
6eiratb i'm Nusuit, beiB unO i6uil
Sie 2iebe oes @atten miro nimmer fibl.
6eiratb in September's 9uOenem Sd]ein,
9nbi9 unO ernit bein 2eben wiro ien.
6eiratb i'm CttOber, wenn Der Nebel waut,
9oS Slid tiiBt benen 1rauriu9 balb.
6eiratb i'm Nopember, tpe1n Die Sldtter binnen,
Surge unb 9(rbeit fir Oidb be9nnen.
6eiratb i'm Monat 8esember gar
Die 2iebe miro itdrfer bon Sabr 5u Sabr
Evening star., 1912-11-23
It Takes Time.
BY DIR. FRANK CRANE.

A man returning from Japan said the
other day that it was a pity that our
western civilization had invaded that
charming nation. Before, it was pic
turesque; now 1t is growing ugly. This
man did not understand the law of prog
ress. All old, Medieval civilizations were
homogeneous, simple, unified, and with
a distinct charm. But we cannot go back
to that We must work out a new
beauty, which only comes by the way of
struggle and intermediate ugliness. Just
as the individual cannot remain sweet
baby boy, so he must be an awkward
STRIPPING in order to be full grown man.
In our society we find the same con-
fict Labor unions fight against COM
binations Of employers. But don't
worry. Both are simply finding them
selves" developing their larger wisdom:
by and by they will learn the perfect
art OF social and business organization.
Then the era of cooperation will grow
out Of the age of competition, and work
men and employers. labor and capital,
will work harmoniously together. But you
cannot get the result in a brief hundred
years or so.
Of huge foot ball game. where we
wrestle with one another for no par
ticular reason except to win and to
have a good time. but where we are
developing the skill and strength with
which some day we shall all so to work
in earnest.
And no one shall work for money,
And no one shall work for fame,
but we shall all work for the beauty,
joy and health Of the race.
For all these reasons, If you want poise
Of mind and morals, and want solid
working nhilnSnnhV cannon
get it out of the conditions around you.
The facts in the case are too confusing.
You simply must have faith. You must
fasten your eye on that which is going
to be, not UPON that which is now.
This world isn't done yet. In many
respects our century is like a lopsided.
overgrown, awkward boy. who doesn't
know how to fold uo his legs nor where
to hide his hands. Or like the girl
who is a little too young for long dresses
and a little too tall for short dresses.
If we will not be impatient and will
kindly wait thousand years or so.
things will look different with our rick
ETY. and ungainly civilization.
When the scaffolding is all uD about
the building, and the plasterers and ear
penters are littering up the place, you
can form no idea of how it is going to
look when it is finished. Neither can
you tell by biting into green pear what
1t would taste like If it had been allowed
to get ripe.
Pessimists are people who stand around
under the tree of life and keep tasting
the green fruit No wonder they curse
the tree.
Most of our confusion Of thought arises
from the immaturity Of the universe
and Of ourselves. Everything is becom-
ing, said Heraclitus the obscure. a phil
osopher who was SO wise that nobody
knew what he meant. Everything is rip
ening. including souls and galaxies.
Wait!
Evening star., 1912-11-23
PRINCE OF WALES CHEERED.
Accorded Warm Welcome at Oxford
Union Society Debate.
.ial Cablegram to The Star.

Special Cablegram to The Star.
LONDON, November 23.-The Prince of
Wales or "Praggen Wager" as the royal
freshman's classmates call him. attended
the first debate of the Oxford Union So
ciety. and was given an enthusiastic re-
ception after an unroarious scene.
The president, G. S. Woodhouse of Lin
coin College. expressed the members
warm sense OF welcome for his presence.
and the house signified its assent by ris-
ing as a body and cheering for some min
utes. The prince bowed his acknowledge
ment.
Evening star., 1912-11-23
THE SMOKE NUISANCE.
vlLTHE PITTSBURGH INVESTIGATION
By Frederic J. Haskin.

gated. under the able direction of John i.
OConnor. economist. Statistics are bcing
gathered upon every phase of this ques-
tlon-the loss OF heat from the furnace.
the damage to crops. the injury TO health.
the harm TO store goods. etc. while an
other corps of investigators Is trying TO
determine who makes the smoke. and the
part played by the business district. the
railroads. the river steamboats, the manu-
featuring plants, etc. in the creation Of
the smoke nuisance
The investigators are bent on finding
some method of advising an engineer
when he Is violating the smoke laws Sew
eral designs of a cheap, automatic device
known as smoke monitor and re-
corder.' which rings n bell whenever there
Is too much smoke. and which constantly
records the amount of smoke being given
off, have been made. and they are work
ing well. With such apparatus obtainable.
the city fathers can pass an ordinance
requiring all furnaces to be equipped with
them. and thus an indisputable record
can be kept which will serve as a per-
petual smoke inspector. on the job twen-
tyfour hours day wherever smoke is
made in big quantities.
The laws against smoke are being COM
piled and investigated with great thor
oughness by Joseph
Compiling Laws A. Beck. attorney
Against Smoke. ~, ~, W Hs 'ses.s. ~, aS,v
will try to determine what a city may
do. but what An individual may do. He
wants to see what remedies the common
law affords the individual who sustains
damages or suffers injuries from smoke
created by his neighbor.
The different forms OF smoke e-preventing
and snoke-consuming apparatus are
being tested under all sorts OF conditions.
and the knowledge thus gained will trans
form tie engineers Of the staff into ver-
table smoke doctors who Will go around
the city prescribing for sick furnaces.
They will visit plants and by actual dem
onstrations show the owners just what
results and what economies may be Sc
cured by smoke-prevention methods.
In addition to all this there will he
waged a campaign OF education that
promises TO be the most effective ever
inaugurated. AS the studies reveal one
truth after another, these results will he
given to the press, and q continual bonn
bardment of facts will be waged against
smoke from day to day and week 10
week, until II ends in the truth being
hammered into the minds of the people.
there to ripon into conviction and con-
viction transformed into action. the end
Of which 1t Is hoped Will be the trans
formation Of Smoky City into Clean
City
Evening star., 1912-11-23

With "a Cleaner Pittsburgh as its
aim, the department of industrial re-
search Of the University of Pittsburgh
has undertaken an investigation into the
hundred-and-one phases of the smoke
nuisance. For care and determination to
bring out the whole truth about smoke
this inquiry promises to eclipse all that
have gone before and to settle many un-
solved problems to the satisfaction of
smoke abatement.
With the funds for the investigation
provided by one Of those rare souls who
finds sufficient reward in following the
scriptual Injunction OF not letting one
know what the other gives. the work has
had an auspicious beginning. These
funds are furnished without the bIare of
trumpet or the far sent story Of a pub
licity man. by one who believes that the
greatest single problem that confronts the
Pittsburgh district Is that of abating the
pail of gas and SCOT that made Pitts
burgh famous as the Smoky City He
1t In the hands of Prof. Robert Kennedy
Duncan, director Of the department Of
industrial research, in the belief that a
thorough investigation would reveal not
only the nature, extent and precise causes
Of the smoke nuisance, but also the RENE
dies that would make its abolition both
possible and practicable.
!:
x K
AS soon as it could be done Prof. Dun
can created a staff Of twenty-five special
Evening star., 1912-11-23
Bereaved Lovers Touching Tribute.
Foreign Correspondence of The Star.

ZURICH. November ., 1912.
A cobbler of Zurich whose sweetheart
died apprenticed himself to stonecut-
ter in order to execute a fitting tribute
to her memory. After fourteen months
he was able to carve a beautiful rose
on a marble slab and write beneath
"Such was She" After 1t had been erect
ed over her grave he returned to his
first trade. and now repairs shoes as
before.
Evening star., 1912-11-23

large small amounts no red tape; will call
and arrange loan; strictly private. Box $50.
Star Office.
Evening star., 1912-11-23

John H. Selling was convicted before
Judge Brashears In the circuit court at
Annapolis, Nd, Wednesday. In two caves
Laurel. Md. race track. Fines Of e126
and $50 and costs. respectively. were I'm.
posed.
Evening star., 1912-11-23
Created Staff
to Garry on Work.

entire time to 1t, while the other nineteen
have been intrusted with the preparation
Of special reports concerning particular
phases Of the work. DR.. Raymond e..
Benner was made chief felld and chem
ist OF the investigation, and he entered
upon his duties with determination to
probe to the very bottom of the problem
and to analyze and diagnose the situation
and then find a reliable. dependable and
appliable remedy for the trouble. The
investigators want to get accurate meas
urements of the effect of smoke on the
weather. on plant life, on physical con.
ditions generally, on health, on archi-
lecture and on economic conditions. Then
they want to take up the engineering
problems of smoke abatement and the
matter Of legal administration, with a
view to making effective the lessons of
the undertaking.
In starting into the work the investi-
gators were not unmindful of the fact
that others have contributed much to the
information on the subject, and that
many facts have been sufficiently devel-
oped SO as not to require further investi-
cation. 1t therefore has collected all the
literature extant upon the problem, and
has made the most exhaustive bibliog-
raphy of the subject ever undertaken. In
addition to this 1t Is preparing COM
plete history of the smoke nuisance and
the fight for it's abatement in Lurepe and
America.
Evening star., 1912-11-23

was that OF the relation Of smoke and
w h r.
Relation Of Many investi-
Smoke and Weather. n this line have have
been made, but they seem to fall short
Of what the exacting mind OF the scientist
demands. and so DR.. H. H. Kimball of
the United States weather bureau was
asked to measure the effect of smoke
and SCOT upon fogs. winds, temperature,
sunlight and weather conditions gener-
ally. Inasmuch as similar investigations,
both official and unofficial, have been
made in number of European countries,
this investigation. for purposes of COM
pariSOn and checking up, Is based upon
similar methods wherever those methods
have been scientifically satisfactory. DR..
kimballs studies include the problems Of
atmospheric gases, suspended particles in
the air. the dust layer at the earth's sur
face. the quantity Of SCOT in city air, the
limit of visibility, fogs and fog dissipa-
ton, the effects of smoke clouds upon
temperature, etc.
In these investigations informationOha
been gathered from the weather stations
at Pittsburgh. Harrisburg, Philadelphia
and Williamsport. Using chemical and
photOmetrical methods, in the clear coun-
try air as well as in the smoky city air. the
measurements will be scientifically exact
and will furnish basis Of calculating
the increased cost of artificial illumina-
ton in Pittsburgh due to smoke in the
atmosphere. and for the physicians of the
staff in their study of the eye strain due
to smoke. For instance, a Photographic
plate of certain sensitiveness is exposed
in smoky atmosphere and another. of
identical sensitiveness in the adjacent
clear country air: the results are bound
to tell the difference in the amount of
light. The photometer works on this gen.
eral principle and measures light as accu-
rately as the finest scales weigh price
less gems
Evening star., 1912-11-23

Among the recent additions at the Pub
lie Library the fine arts are well repre-
sented. as shown in the following brfef
list of some OF the new books on paint
ing, architecture and art history
Evening star., 1912-11-23
TO Determine
Effect of SCOT.

but they left much to be desired. The
Pittsburgh investigators have intrusted
this problem to j. F. Clevenger. botanist
of the Pennsylvania State College. He is
making long series of laboratory expert
ments SO arranged as to determine the
exact effect of given quantities of soot
OF varying composition, upon the seed
lfngs OF plants. The measurement Of these
forms Of damage to vegetation will prove
Of interest to all who consider the de-
foliation and ruin Of gardens. trees
flower beds and pleasure grounds as a
problem worth while.
In beginning the whole investigation the
staff Immediately felt the need of some
exact definitions. Everybody knows in a
general way what SCOT is, but when some
one attempts to define 1t he finds the lob
as big as the one the President tackled
when he undertook to answer in exact
terms the question, What is whisky?'
Some experimenters have found SCOT
composed of certain ingredients of GER
tain proportions, while others have OBJ
tained different result. Dr. Benner the
chief fellow and chemist of the inyesti-
cation. is making a long series of labo-
ratory investigations whose end il is to
give a true definition Of SCOT DR.. w. w.
Strong, with the use of the ultramicro-
scope. the photometer and by electrical
methods. Is trying to determine the phys
ical properties of smoke in furnaces and
fues on the ground and in the air.
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HOTELS.
Hamilton Court
Chestnut st. at seth, Philadelphia, Pa.
hotel Suites and Housekeeping Apartments.
r. H. THATCHER, Manager.

The Royal Apartments
Broad St and Girard ave., Philadelphia, Pa.
A QUIET. HIGH-CLASS APARTMENT HO-
TEL. furnished unfurnished suites. of 1.-TWO
four, exceptionally large outside rooms. with
private bath between each two rooms. Beauti-
ful Garden on the roof. Unsurpasse Table.
CHARLES DUFFY, Manager.
IiC dir 1IOlSi of the City.
WnLIAMSPORT, PA
American Plan. $3.50 to 81. so per day. Con-
veniently located All outside rooms. Beauti-
full Surroundings c. C. MISH, Manager
nth fresh vegetables, poultry. milk, cream,
Earm
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acids. is being made by members of the
staff Eight physicians are engaged in
determining as accurately as possible the
effect of the smoke nuisance on health.
Its relation to tuberculosis. pneumonia
and other respiratory diseases is being
studied at length; an effort is being made
to determine whether 1t causes windows to
be closed and thus promotes poor ventila-
ton: post-mortem examinations are made
when possible to determine the amount
of SCOT present in the respiratory organs.
and efforts also are being made to ascer-
tain whether smoke produces cases Of
mental depression in certain forms.
The cost of the smoke nuisance to .
large city 10 being thoroughly iuvest-
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