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bavaria and Infn!:ibility.

The Bavarian government has dcclar-
ed that the Vatican Council has changed
the principles Of the church that il on
sidcrs the infallibility OF the Pope n doc
trine dangerous to tho church: thai IL
will protect Ill its citizens who will not
accept that doctrine as an article oftaitii /:
that in spite oftac ecclesiastical au''iori-
NV 1t will regard such persons rs Catho-
lies. and that 1t vii! oppose any c%ncroarli-
ments b, the church on the principles o.
the civil constitution. Such. In sub
stance. was the speech of Minister Won
Lmtz. or saturday last. in the Eavarian
Parliament. in answer 10 tho in.rr!rili-
tticn OF certain members as 10 the r"Ii'
tions Of church anl state. The Minister
added that tlic King and the Council
were perfectly agreed ana that boil
? were in favor of - separation of the re
: ligious and political branches o;thc gov
|, eminent and the complete in,icpcrd
encc OF each" This is the most ciec.
tive snub which Rome has received
;. since the Vatican Council proclaimc'
1.-The Pope inna.liblc. In our Judgment
: new reformation in Germany has begun
, The Pope has no choice but to cx-com
municatc the young King. The Hava
G rian government has given the frs
blow. The Pope and his Curia nus
give the second. tx.
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REtIGIors SERVICES. Rev. n. K.
BORING will preach 81 the NJ. Il. Church.
in Jasper, on next Sabbath at half pas,
1Oo'clock A.. NJ, AMI TX Ireland in the af-
tcinoon at 3 o'clock. Everybody is in
vited.
IT is in contemplation, If possible,
TO secure Tho services Of Mr.. EoT-
ing for preaching at Gael, of these
places every other Sabbath. and We
ere i'm hopes the citizens will view
the proposition literally. and effect suc'
an organization as will make a pcrma'
nrnt arrangement of tLat character
Something Of the kind is certainly yer!
much needed at each place. and Rev
Mr.. Boring is minister OLA good dea
ofabili!y. that will certainly benefit tn
communities which may be so fortunate
as to secure his services.
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The Mormon Question.

The Washington correspondent Of the
Cincinnati Gazette SAYS: "Thc govern
mcnt does not apprchend any such diff
Guilty IN Utah as will require the pres
emcc in that Territory of any large nnm-
Der Of Troops. 1t is tho opinion that
If The Mcrmons had contemplated any
active resistance they would not have let
things progress SO far as they have
Nevertheless. IL will not be the policy Of
the government to push matters so Ear
as to drive brigham Young into open
rebellion. It is stated that Judge Me-
Kcan simply has instructions TO so far
FAR vindicatc the law a. to stamp poly
gamy with illcgaiity. AMI to afford pro.
lection 10 such women as may desire "a
escape from its influences.
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The ROcLport iIsailrOad.
A corps of Enginccrs are now at wor'

,.rlaring iiie way Tor The grading wof"-
uen on HE road. Mr.. hran'am. The
contractor. is n gentleman of great en-
,rry and experience in railroad build
i'm. and cur people can feel assured the
work viii be completed within contract
,;,ne. 4 prounsilion is already in con-
,rnuI1;iop 10 Immediately erect a fc!c-
pynph. an., i; Viii probably be done yet
this winter. This viii be 4 great con-
ycnicncc 10 ouv people, and Will serve
Ia take from Ms the stigma Of being UNI
connected with tie civ ilizcl world. The
completion Of these enterprises. and the
N,w ALBANY and 81. Louis road. viii
;uanrurotc M err of business in onr
county. which most Of our people little
dream o rnow. AMI which will leave the
old fonics. in "A business way. behind. :"
IL i. tiiic for orr business men who
wish 10 take The lead, to be. waking mp
and making preparations for q new or
der Of filings.
FA. the success Of the Rochport en-
tcrprisn. our people are very mitch IN
dcbtcd 10 TIE persistent. yet jndir'"u'
md energetic Efforts. of Or. +. III. "a
Lin. all along the line. aud pariic
ularlv with the cntcrpri-inr, public spir
lied business men Of Cincinnati, whose
cards appear in this issue Of the Corr
lgp. and who subscribed literally 10 li!t
capital stock of the company. DR.. ~
bins representations 10 them OF The lat
ont wea... Of a large scope of coa"ir.
wlirl. might be made tributary I" th'
trade of Cincinnati by the building o
this road. induced them 20 Investigate
and then invest their means. and: whit
there is 10 question but il will be n pay
inv investment for them in a busincs
view, vet they are entitled 10 the earn
est gratitude OF our people for contribu
ting TO bring our county from darkncs
and stagnation 10 light. business an
wealth, anil our merchants in their deal
ings should especially remember thos'
who secured us this road. a compiled
list of ahn,n ma he found OF our frs
page. and who will be- found rs liberia
dealers. and accommodating gentlemen
rs exist anywhere. \. few might be
partieularizea, but We will leave that FOL
II future time.
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Acuuu,YrKAL SocfrTY.-Thc Dubois
County Agricultural Society met ycster-
day and resolved to purchase forty acres
%ofground for Society purposes, and APP
pointed Messrs. Il. NJ. Wclman, Simeon
BiAlcr. q. T.. Hobbs, John Grainc's-
paclcr. Samuc! Dillcn. .jr, T.. Stephen
son and c. noanc, rs a committee 10 Sc
'cct suitable grounds and make the pur-
chase. An assessment Of ten per cent.
the capital stock Of tho Societ.
was also made. payable by the first Mon
Ia, OF December next. So far but n
little over $4,000 has been subscribed
.bout half the amount which ought to
he on the books of the Society. and
which with a little cnergctic;action may
be realized. 4 committee was appoint
ed TO solicit subscriptions Ia the stock.
The meeting was quite an interesting
one. and while the attendance was not
,uitc a. large as II ought to have been.
.tii, n number of the largest and mos
successful farmers in the county were
present. and cvinccd n determination 10
make The organization a success. bc'icv'
ing that. Improperly managed. it will bc
Of great benefit TO the agricultural inter
csts Of the county. The meeting adj
iourncd till tile regular annual meeting
the first Monday i'm December. whcI
The election of Directors and officers Il
serve for the ensuing year takes place
nj at which time the various commit
tees are expected to be ready to report
We sincerely hope at that time to find
he entire county united in onc Society
forgetting all little petty ncighborl,no'
iealousics. and remembering that
united effort of The entire county vii
be certain 10 get UP a better Fair thar
could possibly be had by several town
ship organizations. each working indie
pendent. and Tint n more fratcrnal spir
il will be cultivated among the tillcrs o
The soil, and the cunning workincn o
tie loom. anvil, and other industrial
pursuits.
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Assixnec's Sale Of Personal Prop
cr.y.
'y,NE UNDERSIGNED. ASSIGNEE
of the Estate of Henry kirwcr. all
Judged n bankrupt ny The United States
District Court for the District ut indi-
ana, will sell 1t public auction III
WEDNESDAY. Nov. s;h, 1871,
At the residence OF Henry Kirwcr. near
Ma!.ersvil!e, in dubois County:
One wagon, one whcat-fan, onc cider
mill, two riows, and other farming in
plrmcnis, articles aud utensils; Also. |;
10. of wheat. oats. rye. corn, hay and
provisions : also, one lot OF stcnewarc,
one platform scale. ana some store fix
lures. goods, merchandise. NC. all h.
longing TO the Estate of said bankrupt,
and will, also. likewise sell at suc;
public auction on
THURSDAY, Nov. 9th. 1871,
And on each subsequent day thence fol
lowing, until AL the property hereafter
described is scl.l,
ar yRASK FINES STORE ROOM IN TITS
TOWN OIL JASPER IN SAID COUNTY.
4 lot Of clothing. dry goods, notions
hats and caps. and articles OF ladies'
wear; also, n lot Of glassw ,rc, queens
ware. tinware and = lot Of cruckcry ;al
so, a barrel Of whisky, 4 lot of groceries
boots AMI shoes, and other st%ore-goods
all belonging also to said b~ankrupt's rs
tate.
TERMS OF SALE:--O One third Of tn
purchase money to he pail in cash, one
third in sixty days, and onc-,hird in fiv,
months, the purchaser giving notes witt
approved security. waving Valuation
Laws anil STIMULATING for payment o
Attorneys fees. ii collected by snit.
Sale to- commence punctually ut tc1
O'Clock a. NJ. Of the above days.
} WILLIAM BRETT,
Oct. 81, '7l-2s. Assignee.
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T-Sou!h Carolina papers Of both po-
lilical parties. comment on the PTcsi-
dents proclamation. and %deprccatc il.
The Democratic papers declare that no
occasion existed for il. while tho ltcpnh-
lican papers say that the Kn-k'ux could
he suppressed without a resort 10 mar.
tial law, and point to the courts in North
Carolina as proof or it. Several South.
crn friends Of the administration OPP
pose the step rs unnecessary. though
Gov. Holden. Of North Carolina, is on,
urging the President 10 continue mar
'ial law in every place in the Soutl
where an outrage is committed.
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Don't Advertise.

Don't do II. Don't advertise your
business; it's paying out y ORGY 10 ac-
commOdaie other people II they waht
your goods let them hunt you up.
Don't advertise, for II gets YOUR name
abroad. and you nrc apt Ia be- Hooded
y ith circular ) from business houses, and
10 be bored with "drummcrs" from the
city wholesale establishments. all of
" hicl, also results IN soliciting your or
dcrs for new goods aud money TO pay
or thu N, which is very annoying To one
ri n diSpcpiic temperament. Don't all
Iv,rii.c, for it brings people in from the
country. land country folks You know,
are OF an inquiring turn Of mimdl and
they will ask you many astonishing
questions about prices, try your temper
" ilh showing them goods. and even vcN
YOU with u request 10 tic them up which
puts you to the additional trouble y
buying more.
Don't advertise I; ii gives people abroa,
a knowledge OF your town. and the!
come and settle in il; it will grow ant
other business men will lie induced I,
come in, and thus increase your compc
tition.
In short, ii you would have a quic
town, not tao large IL you would no
10 hmrrassea by mM.;i,ndinous cares an'
pcrplcxities Of business :if you wOul,
avoid being bothered with paying 70
and losing time to read great cumbcr
some newspapers, just remain quiet
don't subscribe for Your village paper
don't let the people know five mile
away where YOU arc nor what you AZ
doing. and you will he surely let alon
TO enjoy the bliss OF unIis.urbcd rcpos,
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MrThc Knox County Fair closed nj
Vinccnncs SATURDAY.. and was n complete
success. The entries were as follows:
Agricultural implements Sc: mcchani-
cal Is: fruits AZ field crops. ctc.. So
farm products II: domestic manufac.
lures and landiwork %: flower paint
ing. etc. a.: canned fruit, %jcllies. pre-
serves. etc. 1875 !: dairy and pantry 80
horses 81: cattle 80: sheep O.; hogs S6
nou-enumcratcd articles 81.
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~Youmy America for November
grccts us with its usual pleasant pages
and healthful contents for the minds Of
u juvenile friends. We think this in
e.timablc Monthly increases in valnc
each successive issue. and our young
friends who are subscribers should en-
Lcavor TO procure others at this iavora-
bic season. They will be we'll reward
Ell for their trouble. in premiums by the
publisher. W. Jennings Dcn,orrst. s3'
Broadway, New York. Prices l 90 pcl
wear.
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trTCarcful measurement and calcnla-
ton oflhc area Of the burnt district Of
Chicago places its length. from IL start
ing point to its place of ending. nj four
aud a half miles, aud its average width
n little over Que mile. The South Side
lake shore. however, and wcs: ward five
blocks TO Harrison street. is the so, IT,.
crn limit Of the conlagration. aud tho
distance from that street TO Fullerton,
avenue. its northern limit. is only three
and a half miles. The number OF acres
laid waste is 1900.
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ora boiler in tho large pottery works
Of Clark & Fro. at Cannclton. exploded
IN last Friday, shaking the houses in
the town, and even across the river. rs
with m earthquake. Fifteen or twenty
mon. mt work within ten feet Of the
boiler. were covered with mud from Tho
explosion. hut almost m~iracuiously es.
capped serious injury.
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. Gs The Convention of Nail Mamufac-
turcrs Of the West. was held Mt Wheel
Ing. West. Va, this week. all the manu-
fac'urcrs Of this kind between the Ale
ahcnics anil the Mississippi being rep
resented. The price Of nails was isi5cf
--------~-
from 81 to 81 % i,cr key.
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n3-Young mcn should beware how
they attend camp meetings. \ young
lady at the Ohio camp meeting asked
the prayers OF tlic assembly because she
could not set her eye uron II certain
Young man in her nciyhhoilcod with
ont feeling rs though she must hug him
20 death,
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UWhile the President is bohbing
around the country Boston was the las,
place inflicted the only permanent seat
Of government appears to be in Mr.
Grants pantaluons.- Chicago Times.
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Nr Several lots Of wheat have bec,
sold to our mills here this week at 81 80
= Princeton Clarion.
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RrMorc than an average number Of
hogs will be slaughtered IN this county
tho present season, from present indica-
tions.-TrincetOn Clarion.
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ITThe hog crop will be better than
last year. owing chiefly TO the abatc-
mcnt Of tic cholera Davies County
Democrat.
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III There arc $50 scholars enrolled in
the public schools at Mt. Vernon.
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nyHon. Thos. Ewing, sr., IA lviug Al
the point OF death. Ills aye Is 81.
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Manhood: How Lost.
How RESTORED.

u : ~: Il: \: ;: 81: Il: :: s.: : ::: II: i: e: e: !: e: !: 4: !;
PHYSICAL lncararii,. Ir redincn;s 10 Marriage, etc; also.
CoS,v pirioA. EruEr~,. and Firs, induced fS SELF iiuiul-
q, nee or So xual c>travagarce.
Ray Price. in sealed eh,t'cIe trly cents.
The ccl.br.fsi au.hor in this atm,ralfs essay, ciesr.y
demonstrates from 4 thitiy years fucccssiul practice,
that The alarming consequences Of self al use may he
radically cured without the danger OF internal medi-
Gin. or the application ef,he lni's; pointing ort a mode
I.r wh;ci. every sufferer. no matter what his condition
may he. may cr.c himself chenply, privately, and
radically.
se,y-Iiis Icc;cre should be in The hands u every
YOU n ana ever, n 81 IN The laid.
sent. ,ndcr :. Al. in = ylsin envelope. I" any address.
no.. maid on r,rrirf " six cents, or i've portage stamps
A'-o. Ir Cultctw ellis Marriage Guide" Irics %
cents. Address ID. Iuftixh"r-,
49, tHAS j &. KLINE co.
~ Pew cry, Kew York, i"st-'nice Box s.a-s.
Get II, lily.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOfl'r"
NOTICE II hereby given. that the .n-
~ dcrsigned has been appointed ~" y,
ministrator Of the estate OF Jno Nr'''''
Sir, late of Dubois county, deceased
Said estate Is probably solvent.
MICHAEL GREENER Admr.
Will. A. TRAyLOR Atty.
Oct. l3-3w.+
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n, ha. sl.s q ,sogc:ssscrtmcn ~ Ladies and 'h''r'" :
u.,s and Ronn.ta. Call and see new sfcct.
Oct. -. ISL. JVs.iH
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II WILL OPEN 4 NIGHT SCliO'I'
nj the School House, in Jasper, on
MONDAY EVENING Nov. Gun
At GA o'clock. Tuition will be very mou
crate. All or any Of the ordinary Eng
fish Branches will DC fought. PERSONS
wishing to attend please be present.
nromptly, as the classes will be forMc"
the first evening swnv
WIN. T.. JOHNSTON.
Oct. 90, '71.-2t.
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Prosecution of state officials.
The Attorney General Of State, Hon.
Il. w. Hanna, is about to commence suit
against The Radical predecessors Of r. J.
Bright, including our immaculate Scna-
tor and former Governor, q. Il. Morton.
for malfcasancc IN Office, and we have il
from tue most mndoubtcd authority that
there will be rich developments disclos-
cd to the public gaze. Among other
things the fact " i'll be brought out that
our Governor Morton. the great wa,
Governor aud soldiers friend, drew $685.
600 at one time from the State Treasury
and then in a very p0mpOus way and
with a great show Of mngnaniInity drew
up a regiment or two Of soldiers and
handed five dollars to each Of the wor.
thy men who were going to the front Ia
impcril thcir lives 10 enrich o. +. Nor
ton personally. When settling day
como round the soldiers were each
charged with five dollars which was de-
Quoted from their monthly pay, and II
will he shown on tho day Of trial that
the Honorable Senator has never nc.
counted for that largo amount IN any
other way than that II noislcssly stepped
into his individual pocket. Tic Cover.
nor who was then poor ia now the own
or Of many broad ncrcs of fine land
Tcrrc lIautc Journal.
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WILL practice In the Courts 81 Dubois county, and
attend faithfully - business entrusted IN them.
in the Courier" building. Nest Main street.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-07-29

greater this season than ever before, yet
there are causes at work that viii, for
awhile, increase it in geometrical ratio.
The troubles in Europe, the cheap passages
from there by many competing lines of
steamers, the varied inducements held oat
by the great Northern Pacific, these and
other causes viii bring two immigrants
next season for every one this season, and
FIVE or ten to one the year following, until
in a few years the Northwest Will be
crowded with inhabitants, and Superior
the g Gate Way City" the port Of great
cnr1,,r,arca
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E. w. CLARK 3 co,
3 & & n Z E Il; Z; S ,
DULUTH, MlNv., March %, 1871.

DCLUTT, MINN, March 2, I85l.
Having opened Branch CT our PHILADELPHIA
BANKING HOUSE, in the city Of Duluth, We are
now prepared receive deposits, make collections
all points, and furnish exchange on all the principal
cities Of the United States and Europe.
We are also prepared to make LOANS on GRAIN
stored in the Duluth Elevator, and to NEGOTIATE
PAPER drawn against SHIPMENTS Of GRAIN and
FLOUR. z. ". CLARK & co,
a~r1-tf
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Carpe5ing and Wall papor

Of CARPETS, OIL CLOTHs and GV1LL pA.
i'hh, we have many handsome and excellent va1ie-
ties to which we invite attention
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City M @ at M ark ct ? :
s. WAKELIN, Prop'r,

Nos $50, d S67, End st., Superior,
VIII keep constantly on hand full stoch Of FRESH
&c Also SALTEQ MEATS and FISH TCEEEYs,
CuIcKENs TEEisoE and OYSTERS. Orders solicited and
promptly filed for large or small quantities. Give
me a call am sure you viii be suited in price and
quality 10 ). NAAL--N
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CONTEMPT OF CoURT-J Judge Stanley
sentenced David Calderwood TO pay fine
OF $500 and to five days Imprisonment for
contempt Of court in reentering his proper
ty, from which he mad been dispossossed by
order Of the court, and doubled the amoun;
on Calderwood remarking audibly to his
attorney, while the Judge was speaking,
"that is lie."-N. 7. Journal Of Com
merce.
Judge Stanley administers justice in San
Francisco. The peculiar kind of justice
meted out in the foregoing instance, Is
badly needed in States that are nominalIy
more law abiding than California. Some
need a little more of the old-fashionod
fning and imprisonment to the extent O.
the law" to bring them to terms.
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a HORRIBLE railroad collision occurred
recently between New York and Newark,
The poor engineers and fremen were burn
ed and mangled in the most dreadful man
ner. The careless switchman who caused
the disaster beheId it with serenity from a
noighborng clump Of trees. Anybody viii
DO for switchman. It IS not an important
position. To save few dollars hire any
body; it will only kill a few fathers Of fam
lies. More can easily be hired. But it IS
very important that the directors should
save money. That IS what they run rail
roads for.
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Real Estate bought and sold On commission.
Titles Examined and correct abstracts furnished
Taxes Paid for non-residents.
Land Warrants located, and all business in con
nection with Real Estate promptly attended to-
pezirablo Lots and lands in and around sUPE-
RI0R, DULUTH, ana FONDULAC- for -ala
Several Tracts Of Choice Pine lands on naviga,
bic streams and very accessible, for sale
Foreign and Domestic Exchange bought oad
SOLD,
Passage Tickets to and from all parts of Europe
fer sale
With an experience Of FOURTEEN years in this sec.
ton, am thoroughly posted in all that pertains to
real estate, and parties desiring to invest in or around
Superior or Duluth, or having property to sell would
do Wei TO confer either in person c. ty letter with
r. ". Anderson. .Tx-s.
REAL ESTATE BROKER.
SUPERIOR City, WISCONSIN,
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THE ST. Paul Pioneer is il favor Of abol-
ishing the system Of Mormonis'n, The
ayes have it. Pass them around.
WuILE at Superior last week We met
many friends, and foand the good people
Of that place as genial and hopeful as ever.
The location OF Superior Is good and in SO
it was a very stirring city. Business is r&th-
cr quiet now, but railroad matters look IA
voraba for them, and lively times are eX-
pectod in the 4" Gate Way City ere long
One Of the best hotels in the West Is at
Superior with III. I. Avery rs landlord,
lis Charge ere moderate, and 1t will pay
any one visiting that section TO pat UP with
friend Avery rs he Is Wholesouled gen
tEa-laa.-I}ayfeld Press.
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THE MAaCH OF LHPIgE.

It IS said that not less than twenty thou-
sand persons have settled along the line OF
the Northern Pacific railroad this season,
and that nearly ten thousand Canadians
have gone north Of that road to Manitoba,
in the British possessions. II immigration
continues TO increase thus rapidly, as com
pared with the past, we may expect nearly
a hundred thousand on that line before the
close Of the year: double that number next
year; almost half million by the end OF
the year following; and by the centenary
OF American independence it would not be
4 surprising fact if there were as many in
habitants ia the region Immediately west
Of Lake Superior as there were in all the
thirteen colonies on the 45h of July, 1916.