... fenced in at all, but no one picks the flowers or walks on the grass. The towns, therefore, have the appearance of parks. Yet the Americans are so untidy that our untidiness does not compare with theirs. Outside the houses garbage cans are placed, and sometimes ...

... tOWICS sanitation to the outran works. (lid not envy the men who, with large drag rakes, were standing among this heap of garbage, propelling it through large circular openings into the roaring dames. ft struck me that men engaged on such dirty, unpleasant ...

... sanitary garbage ran is • great improvement on its forerunners. The can Is opened by stepping on a treadle, making it unnecessary to stoop; and there are two parte—ea laser pall Into which the garbage Is scraped and an outer container. After the garbage Is ...

... a brown retriever in this terrace which has the run of the lawn and lives by what he can steal in backyarde and whatever garbage he may find in the streets. Thi brate, from morning to night, is barking and tearing up and down the terrace to the really ...