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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-15
zrooklnn Dronert, gJr sal; AZ e. Esi

AN INVESTMENT worthy of attention.
~ Three APARTMENT brownsone hou'es on NandeIOh' :.
ave below Myrtle; $4,000 cash require owner 20 nj
49, MyTtleave. corner ClermCnt
ITOR SALE or RENT-'Two villa houses, ! 4
rooms ls3 and l0l Lncolnpl'ce near Prospect raIk
rericc order; ready for immediate OccupdtOn bay WINDOWS
fhree u -. -,ricc VI ti FR. '' iilrrtyst
I EONARD MOODY, Real Estate broker ana
j Rrookivr Manager OF the Hanover Fire Insurance co
ma Metropolitan Pl.e Glass Insurance o. No 20 ourCs
Tr.eb Offices 27o Fatbushaye aud 7B3 ordavo Ut
sOna attention the rental and general manage
Of real estate. ,rana
Tor sale IN ali Of the cy 2 and stories frame
brick and brOwnstOne dwellings. from 81 100 W souI
ns snI nlos In desirable Investments ana I'M
proven, MS store property principal business su"s
fst and story paying 10 to /" per cent SeyeIal nne
pieces church property for sales also factory ana uocA
warehouses skating Kinks ana
Fine mansions and in desirable locations WIN e1ts
Houses flats and apartments all sections to let Printed
lists OF q all the Offices
having business connected IN any WAY WIN io~
s''''' WIZ ''N'0 y 10. 20 CoURT.ST. Main ofhee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-15
c IN 11rorerin mrnteo.

WANTED. by a gentleman and wife. a hand
w sJmoly furnished house. between Madison and Oth-
avea and jOth-st and Address T. o. BOX 1Ifo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-15
Ginancial
Dipiomo Notices.

THr BRUSH ELECTRIC ILLUMINATING Co }
or NKw-Y YORK CITY.
Office: 2OS Elizabethst.)
A DIVIDEND of SO per cent out of the
n ~ The mast months this day been declared
Pio ~ the ONCE the company and after Dec mber
i 1SS5. ,,,stor NJ s,oct win he cIosed SovembeT
49, ocIocE an remain the morning OF
Deeempoi - wv J. c. ALLEN.
NewYork. Nov. H. 1855. secretary.
IOIsT DIy 1IIE1 l2irr. EXPIRES. conr.sv. ,
1RRAsuRER's Office.
50 BROADWAY, NEW YORK oct Y, 1872 }
The transfer books company Will be closed NOvem
p0i' nv p ' THEO. +. WOOD Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-15
THEE THOUSAND DOLLAR CRAZY QUILT.

Marvellous needework in gold thread and satin, wronl
by Turkish Indies. Hundreds OF rare designs in kensing
work. Thousands OF marvellous crazy Quilts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-15
Doueo and Rooms r0dnte0.

noARD WANTED 49, On north side West
eto,, Square gentlemen who would be
nanert N suited rJons with southern aspect required Ad-
dress S|-'O' "oA - ''i'""' OS'
, 1885-01-31

The difficulties of the British Government
seem to be accommodating week by week,
aud the batch of kilograms received here
on Wednesday morning convey startling
illustrations of their various character.
First there is the Irish question, exhibit
ing itself in the brutal manner, which I'M
fortunately has been lorg characteristic of
it, in the shattered buildings at Westmin-
ster, and the injured, perhaps murdered,
persons carried out from the ruins. Then
we have the awful suspense in regard to
the little army which lately marched out
from the banks of the Nile at Korti. It
consists only of about 100 men, but these
few include several companies of the
Guards, the finest of the English troops.
They left the banks of the river in order to
avoid a great bend, and by a short cut of
$50 miles through the desert to strike the
river much higher up, and therefore much
nearer khartOum, where that remarkable
man General Gordon, still holds out against
the hosts of the Mahdi, waiting for the aid
of the British force. Since this little band
started out it is known that they have
been attacked i'll force by the Arabs and
that they have triumphed in that encounter,
though at the expense of losing about 80 Of
~theirnumber, neutrality-suspicious.. Sincethat
event it seems that nothing has been heard
Of them, and it is no wonder that the teIe-
gram describes the anxiety on their behalf
as exceeding the distress caused by the
Westminster explosions. Then last, but
not least, is that other form of the Egyp-
tian difficulty which concerns the Govern
ment of the country, and in regard to
which it seems plain that the great states
men Of Europe are endeayouring to press
those of Britain to the wall. 1t is only a
few days ago that we published some re-
marks from the Spectator which seemed to
indicate that Prince Bismarck's object was
to overthrow the Gladstone Government,
and it this be so it would not be at all sur
pliSing were he to succeed, for England
needs at tue present moment a Skilful and
strong hama to guide her out of the vortex
ofdlfficultieS into which she has dritted.
, 1885-01-31

From the st. Thomas papers we learn
that sir. Watty Wallack and his party are
there en- route for st. CrOir. We suppose
therefore that we may shortly expect them
here. Mr.. Wallack's entertainments, as
WE remember them some years ago, were
really deserving of the name, being in
every respect good, and from the universal
praise layished by the Colonial newspapers
on the performances of his party as at pre-
sent constituted, we infer that the enter
tainments ere now even better than we re-
member them. Mr.. Wallack's presentations
are remarkably clever and highly anus
ing, while the changes from one character
to another are made with a rapidity really
astonishing. Another ii Tactive feature of
the entertainment is Mrs. WaIlack's sing
ing, which, judging from the accounts
reaching us from time to time through the
Colonial papers, has been everywhere ap.
preciated. Should Mr.. Wallack come here.
he may not in these days of depression get
large audiences, but we can from personal
knowledge of his talents say that he will
at least deserve to nave them.
, 1885-01-31
THE TURN OF THE TIDE

The following from the ,Nec York Jour.
mGI of Commerce for the 10th instant has
been kindly placed at our disposal:
"The week has developed quite a decid-
ed change in the sugar market. An i'm
provement has followed quickly on better
advices from Europe from day to day.
and holders have taken courage and in,
cline to sell less freely, in the belief that
better tlpes are at hand. Our figures
show.that the net consumption of the Unit
ed states Is rapidly increasing, being 7 per
cent for 1884 over 1888; but as we have
reached only 81 lbs. per capita, against II
lbs. in the United Kingdom, there IS a pros
pect for as large or larger increase in 1885.
The Spanish treaty is considered a dead
letter, and has no influence on the market.
except that it induces Cuban planters to
withhold selling as long as a possibility
exists Of it's being passed"
, 1885-01-31
antigua Agricultural Report,
1884.

(Oontinued from the Observer.J
Now as we have been courageous
enough to advocate a complete V
luton in our industry as the only
means of continuing with profit the
manufacture of cane sugar, let us give
an idea Of the schemes we propose to
further that end, and to enable a small
Island like this to participate in the
advantages of central factories without
, 1885-01-31
Proclama.

"A LIE og Enhver, som haveNoget
SzsS at fordre paa afgangne Karre-
mand CHRISTIAN ADAMS og eff
terlevende Hgtefelle CATHRINE
fodt HELMS Fellesbo, indkaldes
herved med 3 Maaneders Varsel til
for undertegnede >kifteret at anmel-
de og bevisliggj0re deres Krav.
Ligeledes indkaldes med Aars og
Days Varsel Afd0des Arvinger efter
Loven til at anmelde Og legitimere
sig, SAINT varetage deres Tarv under
Skiftebehandlingen.
st, Thome Skifteret, den 23de Januar
1885.
MAXEN.
est,
, 1885-01-31

og Days Varsel ALE og Enhver,
som matte formene at have Noget
at fordre hos bemeldte liqviderende
Firma FEDDERSEN WILLINK
& co. til i bemeldte l~iqviderende
Firma's FOrretningslokale, hvilket
er Firmaet W. BRONDSTED &
cos Forretningslokale eller Loka-
Ter at anmelde og fore Bevis for
Rigtigheden af de Krav de MATTE
formene at have.
st. Thomas, 24de Januar 1885.
WILLIAM BRONDSTED.
, 1885-01-31

The estate La Grande PrjnceSse has been
sold by Mr.. q. II. Hagemann to Mr..
Didrichseu, lately manager of Negro Bay
and Golden Grove, on the same terms as
those on which he himself took it over. We
hear that the transaction does not involve
any cash payment.
, 1885-01-31

A pamphlet by Mr.. G. A. Hagemann of
Copenhagen on cultivation and manufac-
turing of sugar, of which several copies
have reached this island and been Judged
OF differently 10y those who have read it,
has excited the curiosity and the desire to
be made acquainted with its contents among
many who are not acquainted with the
DANISH language. | conform readily with
a wish expressed to me from several quart
erS, Ill communicating through the medium
OF the AUaS, what appears to me to deserve
the attention OF our planters in Mr.. Hage-
mann'S publication. In doing so | would
beg leave preliminarily to remind the read.
ers Of a truth well known in theory. but
too often lost sight of in practice, that in
most cases it is our 1attererS who in reality
and III the long run prove to have done us
harm, while W. have gained most by those,
whO have told us unpalatable truths. Su.
gar is Sweeter than rhubarb, but there are
cases, in which the latter is requisite and
alone beneficial.
Before l had read myself the little pro-
ductiOn we have in view, | had heard
several complaints about the manner, in
which Mr.. II. had spoken of the planters
OF st. CrOlX, THEN mode of culture and their
faulty procedures in working the sugar out
of the canaS What seemed to have given
particular offence, is his stigmatizing the
operations of the planters as a 'Rovdrift"
a ''robbery kind of production" On max
ing myself acquainted with the publication
l must confess, that | found the complaint
to be unfounded. Already this, that the
reprOach was not directed against the
planters of ST. CroiX in particular, but
against the producers of cane sugar as q
whole, shows that the accusation is not di-
rected against persons, but against the
system, and when in this connection st.
CrOix is mentioned in particular, what was
more natural, than that in speaking to
Danes of the production of sugar generally,
the speaker should contrast the system in
operation i'll the kingdom of Denmark,
where beetrOOtS are made use of, with the
system followed in a Danish island in the
West Indies where the cane is to be dealt
with.
In forming an opinion on Mr.. Hage-
mann'S production, it is necessary, we'll to
remember, that the brochure before us, is
not aoritten by him, but a reproduction of an
address from him to a society OF students,
who must have been supposed to be quite
Ignorant of the whole subject, which the
speaker had been requested to explain.
There is therefore no necessity here to
notice some general remarks, first, on the
chemical elements of sugar, and then on
the geological structure of our island,
which is represented on the whole as natu-
rally one of great fertility.
In treating of the agricultural side of the
, 1885-01-31

Birth.-On Thursday the 29th inst.
at the parsonage of St. Johns Church,
ChrisrianSted, the wife of the Revd. Q. u.
Branch B. a., of a daughter.
, 1885-01-31

II. NJ. war-schooner Ingof, now lying in
the roadstead of FrederikSte leaves, we
understand, tomorrow morning for St.
Thomas.
, 1885-01-31
Lutheran Church.

On account of the sickness of the parsOn
no Danish Service will be held on Sunday
the LIST prox:, but English Service will
be held at the usual hOul by the clerk,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-10
Notice Of foreclosure.

U~uEKEA% Alpha n Erereu ~ Nsteriari,
w nfne County ofONfufd ard stale OF Nan F,
b. be- mnrgtss deed, dssi The Z h dsy n Ma.
A u. 80 "a &c lriei IN ne ONiord hgsui
\ uasks Of Mstsuofd af1pstid. q ccra n par
eel OF real Eftate. sItuatcd On me iva Of Nater.
f0ri Afofesaid. an b~ins aptu q TO- sanbc 'ci
aias, Ia ne N 81 AS q lots 10 sad toen
Al n soatf.we.t c0fucf q ssHi "a, thrnos n0rth
tssufyI dre 0egrces sfst On ll lac, sishi
rod. - >amuTl waTVu's lard thercs sastenl
paralsl 9Th ioi iire. ablut thry tsO rOds. 4
hssV sfous sail, thccci " sail "a eiEhfy rode
70 the rouh 10 Inc o. sd l0t theme ea.teriy
by ssd lot lns O. Loug foni hence south aui
east On the marEia Of ssti pJnf, % q stone brdfs
fu 10 So1d % tnr shore Of the a~torssad POM
theros ~ssstcrly ~ laai Of otrcaf hisit .01gi
ay rod. q Asake AL sioses. eIfner 4 hilsu.
l.rd iheuce GA Mhletls nc - The sosth iins Of
al boz. thstcs sestsry On ghe southtfb Lac OF
sAld lot - ths bouei d q nAmct khoepting
.b..uf . half acre Of mrck bid snd right 81 sag,
tslougas % Joseyh klg0fe ani LsDal0a AbD0tl
AlsO the public risni Of say tr ssh sAld lad
Alec a pat % 100 numbercd aims 10 the foufh
range 81 lots in sah ~ateuofs. oommencins Ha
stsks snd sloncs % the n0fth SIDE % me ros1
shsace ess.criy elshtsva rods " it line u san
lOl. thenos b : moth line OF A. { described pee,
10 Ioas Poad; thsnee noftherly b wet so,re Of
said p0nd, about dity f0ur rods 20 stone vail.
thsuCs westerly 90 ssd VAL atout nv rOds 20
anOl n wall, lhsnos 90 lat famed .an 70 bouad
d~.t named : ruu.iarnx sbJut t-sngy Hsres, ana
wheress tie said Peter =. hAskell thesesitsf
wards On The tenth day Of Mafeh A. u. Itss, dab
s.ssnef and transferred The ssd m0rifsse deed
70 ne The subscriosr, sh.sh sala as seT.sss
B--k ~, P.re y, and where's ,he condiu0ss i
said mart..re have Ten broken. nos tnefeofe
by reason of me breach o. the e0ndtioos thereoi
4 clain q forelOsurs o. ssd modgske.
WILLIAM n. CUsHMAS,
by "A. Z. DAVIS, his Aty-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-10

sac iof him against Blaine. has in the
nsishbOfhood Of a thousand names. and
the bitter sheet from which I cut the
tent Cor this article has attained 10 over
a thousand. This shows ,hs, the RsPab-
hcAns Of Oxford County are scattering
their Ere. Coz Il /. Republicans chiefly
Who take pApers. pay iof them and resd
them I, sho~. also that they have
either been dissatisfied ~ith the manage.
ment Of their Own organ. o. have grosn
negligent and i~houghtless q results
whsn they have aided another paper "a
ou,.trip Il Ia circulation. and Others "a
come IN ani ~eaken iis Influence BY &C.
Cup,ing q portion q the helt.
The nENoCRAr i nos 10 their hands
They can make !, and keep !, the lead
ias paper 10 the County, and have Il ,o
aid them IN their campaign work. OF they
can divide up their support, have a. May
papcrs a. there are tosns, aud lo-e The
prestige that l. given q county Which has
eel ordered j%ouFnsl % back q. party.
n thsy choose the latter cour-e. ! predict
.tey wll slso lose cootrol Of ths County
-srd that tight %
When I .old he DESocEAT, made
'hs trade strong. 10 have % pfcuuiaiy
a,srs,t 10 ths future % the paPsr What
{ have ,sid ard ~hat ! may say ~di b
simply q giurg Of my ve~s u this I'm
ror,ant matter. lfthai b. "seih.hnsss,
NJ Wofm~ool. make The mot u b..
GTn "A WArNiNs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-10

uruFUFAs fsnsHn safseni of usi9tl 1
w fhe a. uttF ofuN'nri, snl ~tatf n htne.
tf Dc rtEg ioei duri ,h - aAf o.
49,. o. i.ra. sri fconfisi Ia ne OXFORD
Kafsiu q n.fds, lalk IA paEs I'd r1tfUfe
81 90 sls knE nf uNflrt n al cpunr Of
Oaffi certain Parcel u rel estate, uuat'
q Oaorf, in salf 1sar, al bus ani ~.
rrtcf 80 DN1stt q mmenrins on the seftsfl
sais nf tts road lradrstT me inrmfr dseNtl
heusf ~ Alknsu hu aat tfcnif ihrrf sni a.
fslf rods In q fUIflsfy drtrll1n irum ne Bonn
sd safscri 90 NJ date ID al deed ttuc
.o.th fnFfso dfgrsfs set, cummrucInE n1 4
81 aui clutnuius sane oafsf tni = part ol
ne dIstkrrf ~ attnrf e ~, tthln NrAts M
iae Of snt osneih ~ toensia x neinss here'
soaif casisfF 60 tte luc % al uoimess lauf.
~ : ranrsf brfse d saii Holmes All ~r.
ssutt All. ihflcc rnnn fasirrlF 90 aii ~af
seuis iusto sald ruai, thfu rth ~sitfl bi
- roaf, tte nrsi msnuluci bluot. As
srafhrr parcel Of isni. truntei a. tlllost, 90.
OommftcIng Al a. 80 u~oftt.ssstcfy cofnfr 90 tms
ID hrfsIu dcsc nhcl, on toe sceisflf sdf oi ihr
o. pas.ug ~ the former tssllrs afe o|
A.rs1u uuaui deceased. an ufar ne toni
0wnef ~ hfIrs of TIE late Va 4 NhlineY To-
-rssrf tfenre souihsrly b. saE foAduI O. sirts'
~ lani sod q ssif ,sFgrut ~ Abraham btsa
thsnre soath ~cstffiT d. ne hoe o. sst lauti a.
~ to~ of a q aa nd hy Ebst Ier X noimss
ffrrrs n1rthefly on ssi uolmrs line, q TIE cor
ssf ofIot hefeln described the slltl.eAstcfl
bs H. luc q tsnt o~nsi ~ AL holms, an
sfraH rrm. o. m nfst meuucuci bpuudi BIN.
~ homs.trsf tarm of sah rarscuf In pkipfd
Al rrsaif. Al. stfrC1s t1e AL sNss D. hlrl
fhsrsaaefssfds 90 ue en- LAY OF ortlbtr, 4
49,. duY atssutd su1 uansitfret sai moftsaE'
1eci o Oue EIas sslstni % oAipfi aiofesahi
ahEh assiguueut sas dau recnrici % ne "a
f1rf RrEisrY of uHcis BOOK Hlt plse als 40
shsrsas ne satI fliss saffcut on tc IN "a %
Iana. 4. n. ls-t lIIF asssued sud transitrrcd
fhe aIousa1 m1rissgf dcciI ~ IA subs futf
EhiCh afsisnmsut l. dup uc0fdft 10 the oAioi'
HessrF ui brefs. boa es 49, - and sutfc
- tts cnullInns % sAd m1rEtge have b.
trokrn, uos therefore, ~ rasou ID ne tftsel
WILLIAM D. CUsIfMAN,
~ 4 DAVIS, be AttorusJ.
VaIa "a Id. fssH
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-10
NnIirr Oh EnrrrIo,ure.

"-UEEEAs. gurus IRA kett. aie Of LaVsU. In
w M tnautF ofnNfuri, ID ~ ~tate ~ Nsinf
f~rrssnf. hr b. mnftsagr fref. fstrd NnNemtsr
lrh. 4. ~ 49, All ucnr.fd I'M ONiuri weston
ulstf 10 kfEsty Of ufeis t1ns a.. page lNt
eouve q o. zoo NIlari D thu - ne NGtnarf
"a Fasmkr place, - rhNrfs Situated q tai
Lowell. al hOug ue smr oufeYfi 90 saHi
RrarEet hf Nafhan srI NHsaft tnafles hf tfci
fsfsd Nffrh htI. lsT al beng lA srrfs OF
fhs srutlerly uart ~ lf rumnercf N i1 tle ff
dVsinn, as divided hf y fssfmtn. 40 tte
~~.1erlF hsifn. pos uuut-rti NJ, iu sht division.
al teirg the samr conveyed o. stld h.tcksf bl
al Matthias Charlef. hf Del dated hfcrmtrf
ltM. ISL I'D rfclrdri IN sali kessrL 1lck n
pas~ a. AL shefsas sai MIlard . Cnaflrs
sssigusd. sot snf transferred All m1rFsfr
deed. ~ unts ftsfshf sfcu-.i snd 81 hs right
tfis ant intefest in and 90 stit fal eta e. o
Enns Head OF sNf loFcI a. D. ~ deed of a.
sErmfu fttrd Apfl lst A. u - ant re "a.
"a n al "a suT, bora q pafe lAt ialf A.
Tfafs Ant stsrcas ne Cnulluon oi ssHd mort
1a1s sbfoksu. 100 tler sinfe, ~ reason of ne
trearh 20 fne udUn thereof !, ne std tros
Heal. clam a 'orcrlosure I'd salf m1rssge
Lowell. az. d. Is1. mos uFAIu.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-10
THE ELECTIONS

E~l,cion. sere held la,i Tuesday 10
eleven state. fof various STATE officers
Tte vote 49, generally igti. ard tte re-
.l.t makes htle change in ihe political
con, leSoa o. ths sCvernmen's % those
Sia,ss
IN Ne~ Nots. tbe pFs.sni Democrats
Governor. Hil. Wa reelected bya plu'
ranfr oi aholt 10000 Esfiy on ne
eamps.sa. b, "a ihosgbt that he Re-.
pat raa. wca'd carry Ne~ York Tie
Rerlb.can ucks, as sckrosleised 'o
b, much better than The D,mo,faie. Z,
received tte support u ihe so-cslied in-
I aepenlsrt.. or mug~amps. whose ssn'i.
meats wrrc surro.rl to b. voiccd b, the
Ta. t- ~. and Hlvrs Hol
TIE ~.niepenierts a. year claimed
the credit Coz e,fiyiag tae STATE i'
| C.eyelAal. aal % as supposed that
iLe accession u 20 larse = body 4
voters o. The Republicans would enable
them OBJ CARY che state easily. The
nsm c'ais broushi ost Their faA force,
ssd ihe transfer o. The i~ndeFcndsni vote
smoanfcd % nothins The mussamps
ars row In . po.it,oa ~hsfc thci may b.
slre of receiving ao favo- ssi ao d,tisy
from either party Tts el-ctnn has
.aosa o.e tt.as-ihe ptmoefs'' ca
count oa their who.e uumbef OBJ support
H., u-mocra,c ncm.acs. NJ matter ~ha,
be- rcu
ln Ntssacaassi's. Gov Robinson. he-
p1oirsn. was reelected ~ 1000 pla-
ul'y
C~cnnciclt ani Ns~ Jersey elected
~Rep4taran legislature
fcn-'yivaaia seat k~epablcaa. ~'h a
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-11-10

Tt.s j. che season when. a. The flnay
msn remarks. "the agricultural editors.
According 90 ihe regular Custom advass
,ls farmers % 80 ready 90 ~nisr. sni
not leave their t~o-agn4rei-tolisf mos
er. a1i fve-tanirci-dollar frapefs oli
Oh tte wea,hff We to no; care 20 sx.
po.c oafse,vs. % che thrust. q the funny
man ty advising people % sei ready of
wia,ef. b4t there . one thing for Which,
rn OR c1gn;ry village. Zoo little prepa-
iioa i ofcn made Ne refer o. The socal
Die Of tte place.
The people % some villages seem 20 =
to sleep ~iih the approach Of oold weaih.
20. and ~ ,hfoash the winter almos;
~i'toli seei.g their ineads 90 being seen
By them. simply because there j. 20 one
'o r. ahead and ,tif them up and make
them soc.ai. L. other place. where
some one .ho~s = h;iie so-aheAd alive
hess AID the people are bfoashi u and
associate With their neighbor, they e,
~akcd up % the k~nowietgs u ~hAi good
nsi shbofs they have. AID feel The import
ance and advantage q beng social.
A god time % begin preparation ioI
cha. j. ros. before there = opportunity
io se, settled dosn % 20 sllggsh q con-
dl,ioa that 30 l. hard % rouse again.
A c0mmsndable move In this difec-
ton !. he formation u Chasiagqga Cir
c.e,. though % be sure, the objcc, Of
these i mainly literary improvement. and
they caa no, b. made the exclusive so-
cal organization. Such societies, and
o,hefs more strictly social. whose object
3. 90 bfins people together and give them
Opportunity for so4uaintAncss and sociaI
culture. may BE- made % DO = grea, deal
" good during the winter moaths.
something can BE- done With 90 organ
i1atioa a. I'll but for really effective
~ors. some orsanitaii0a and leadership
: necessary. % oonrse The success o.
she organization mus, depend largely up.
poa The iaisres, and zeal q the indiyid'
AL members
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