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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-11-14
Making Hcme Attraotivs.s

II don't see why l can't keep my
husband at home," said distressed
looking little woman.
"Why don't you try to maA home
attractive to him?' i
IL have. l have taken up .he parlor
carpet, sprinklej sawdust on tie floor,
and put beer kes in the room. but
some way Or other it doesn't seem to
make any difference. ."--Washiugton
pO,t
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-11-14
FROM FOREIGN SHORES.

Queen Victoria. it is said, will pardon all
the men serving lie sentences for taking rart
in the earlier Fenian movements.
The vigorous crusade against bfigandnge
in Cuba ia still being carried on. Three
more bandits were executed in the town oi
Colon. -.
. The members Of the Victorian (Australia)
cabinet hive resigned in consequence Of the
passage Of a vote of wunt Of eonfidenee By
the Victorian parliament.
The council general for the department OF
Seine. Infereiurs, ut Rouen, has refused its as.
sent to scheme to ren nder the Seine navigabls
for sea going vessels to Paris.
Grand Duke Nicholas who became insane
during the recent Russian army maneuvers
In Vollynia, is now completely paralyzed
and In a comntose condition. There Is no
danger of n violent crisis. a.
The customs committee Of the French
chamber Of debuties' has coacludsdits gen.
eral debate on the new tariff bill. The com.
mittee. by a vote 35 to. 8. hos adopte
the principle Of dostsalesia.
John W. Yarelsy. wanted in Montreal,
Canada. for embezslement. was arrested In
Omaha by detective In the employ Of the
ssAMsEieaQ 6ecREitx conRRny ai Men York
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Practically Enforced.

Miss Swallow had been all the morn.
ing explaining by means of variou.
examples the progress Of subtraction
butin spite OF her faithful endeavor tc
M Ike the matter understood by the
fourteen distcnded little brains before
her, one point remained hopolessly
dark.
"My dear children" finally exalaim.
ed tho worthy Miss Swallow in stha,
full contralto which never failed te
mako itself heard in the Sunday choir.
"lt's as cea: us watcr. Georgia, pay
attention! Ii take five out OF five
what will rcmain?' *.
Georgia stared blankly at the ques-
tiencr and dared not answer. The res,
+ class we're hopelessly entangled.
wattempted to escape the eques.
tlo... by falling asleep. Another
teacher might have lost paticnce;' not
SO Miss Swallow. She glanced at her
watch and finding it near dinner time
opencl her satchcl and took there'rom
II peach, large. luscious, tempting.
That excellent lady was right The
idiotic expression disappeared from
the face, in front of her md the, eve.
spa!k!ed. Mouths were opaned OK.
pectanty: Il little tongue smacked.
Miss Swallow was pairing the1peach.
Whom she had finished it she proceeded
with measured solcmnity Here
have Il peach. will divide it into five
parts"
She did SO.
"Now. ] take one" and she ate it.
Two and the second followed the
first.
'Threc;" and the childrsr looked
anxious.
"Four;" some of them rose impu.
tiently.
olive; ah-h. What is lett?'
1.-The stone." sighed disappointed,
mournful chorus. Judge.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-11-14
ANARCHISTS ARRESTED.
New Jersey Police Do Not Take Kin,ll,
to tile Red Flag.

10 IuG Netl Rag
NEWARK, N. j., Nov. s.-A week ago
Saengcr hall was rented by people repre-.
scntiny the International Workingmen's
society.
The proprietor of the hall did not know
that the people were anarchists until the
bills were posted throughout the city an
nouncing the celebration OF the third an
livcrsary OF the hanging of the Chicago
anarchists. Lucy Parsons, Herr Most and
Hugh o. Pcntecost were advertised u.
speakers.
When the speakers appeared this evening
the proprietor re used to allow them to
enter the hall. A big crowd had congre-
gated in the street. Mrs. Parsons mounted
the hall steps all began to haranguc the
crowd. Police Capt. Gloric stepped up and
warned her to dcsist. She deticd him with
strong language. and several anarchists
urged her TO continue. The captain gave u
signal and the officers and detectives
grabbed the rnglcaders in short order and
marched them 10 the Fourth precinct sta
ton. Those arrested are Jacob Dick, John
Schmid, Edward l.. klump. .Englcbcrt
Hummer, Simeon Cortnan, Charles Wager,
Adams Dasing, Sebastian Mohr ami Mrs
Parsons. Herr Most escaped in the crowd
The prisoners will be examined in the
morning,
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-11-14
Duerme ilino chiquito;
Que viene el coco
se lleva u los ninos
rs.<. .l..-.sS-..~. .

With regard to the kings education,
discarded even the sembancc of lessonn,
on the plea that, before sll, the king Of
Spain must ne made to grow up into a
healthy man, and that this object can only
be attained by allowing the child's consti-
tuition to be strengthened by as much
healthy exercise and play as the boy likes
withou. bIrdenng his brains with ally
to him when, in a year or TWO, he is physi-
cally strong. Alphonso XlII's appetite Is
meanwhile, said to be altogether torInid
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-11-14
Demanding Dissoluti0n.

LoSpoS. Special. A cabinet council was
held to-day at which the question of en-.
forcing the right of closure during the
coming session of parliament was discussed.
1t is believed that most OF the ministers
object 10 allowing the opposition to talk
very much during the session, as the Con-
scrvatives haye nothing to gain by any
further debate on the issues now before the
country. 1t is expected that the Liberals
and Nationalists will propose an amend
ment to the address from che throne. de-
manding that the queen dissolve parliament.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-11-14
Will Fight sunday.

ST. LOTS, Nov. freddy" brennan,
the Strcator. ILL.,. lightweight vino is to
again fight Tommy Dan:orth in Arkansas
Sunday morning. left last night for Mem
pins. The men are TO fight at l3l pounds
ior purse of 500. of which the loser is to
get $llO Brennan is down to l:sD pounds
and is very cnlttlent of victory. He is in
the best Of condition. The first fight be-
tween the two occurred Aug. 81. Brennan
knocked Dan:orth out in seven rounds
Dan:orth and his friends claimed it was a
chance blow and asked or a return match.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-11-14
More Ignorance Displayed.

LONDON, Special. The ignorance OF Eng
lish writers on Ameaican topics, which
was referred to in yesterdays dispatches, is
again illustrated by some ofthe comments
in to.day's papers regarding the American
election. 1t Is actually declared in more
than one editorial that President Harrison
and his cabinet ought to resign now that
the country has repudiated their policy.
The idea that the American governmental
system is radically different from the Eng
lish seems not TO have occurred TO these
writer's.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-11-14
TWO BRITISH SPIES.
They Follow Messrs. Dillon and O'Isr,em n
To America

To America
NEW IuRK. Nov. Son the steamship
.tllcr that arrived last Saturday there were
tw" passengers who claimed to be English
officers. One II tall, lisht-lIaircd young
man. said he was Capt. Il. &. Hamilton. OF
the Third Kings Own Hussars;'' the other.
Al Stocky your:g fellow, said lie was Capt W.
II. O'i'rlrn, Of ofthcs2mc regiment. The two
young men said that they We're in Mitclclls-
town in charge Of troops that were there
to protect the police when O'Nrien and Mr..
Dillon were arrested. They told the pas
scngcrs that they were coming to tins couii-
try on shooting trip, and while in town
would stop at the Fifth Avenue hotel. On
account oi the abusive way the two men
spoke of Dillon and O'sricn's mission in
this country some Of the passengers became
>us icious, and put the two alleged officers
down as English spies, commissioned to
sl,ndow the Irish delegation while in the
United States. In speaking on the subject
Mr.. O'BriCn said to a correspondent:
know very well we are being watched every
hour OF the day. but it does not cause us any
tmeasiiless. cannot SEE what advantage it
ran he to the English government To shadow u.s.
! have no doubt they are SPIES.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-11-14
Meeting oT I're,niers

ROME, Nov. 7.--Gcn. Won rapr;vi. tho
German chancellor. arrived at Milan to-
day. SiSnor Crispi, the Italian prime min
ister met him at the railway station. and
the two statesmen exchanged hearty gree,
ings. They subsequently drove to the lIotc
Cavour together and u conference WAS thei
held. They subsequently took luncheon
and this evening they dined together. Til,
papers cordially welcome Gen. Won Capriv
10 Italy. The Lombariia says that Italian
opinion is in :avor OF ccmcntin. the bond:
Of affection and common Interests which
unite Germany and Italy. and also that II
favors the promotion OF peace
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-11-14
THE LEGrsLAruRE.
Republican Majority in the Senate, but
Not In the House.


IsaEhe returns from the senatorial districts
to date would show TINT the next senate
will be composed o twenty-five straight Re.
publicans, two Independent Republicans,
one Alliance Republican. sixteen straight
Democrats. one Alliance Democrat and
nine Alliance senators. This would give
tho Relub leans majority of two over the
combined Democrats ana Alliance vote.
For the house the returns indicate that
the representation will be divided among
the political parties as follows: Straight
Republican, torty-twc; Alliance Rcpub.
hcan. two; Independent Republican, two;
straight Democrats, forty-two; Alliance
Democrats, nine; Alliance. sixteen. This
places the Republicans in minority OF
twenty. If the Democratic and Alliance
vote is united. Iii both the senate and the
house, however, there is considerable
doubt as to how the Alliance vote will
stand, and neither party eau depend upon
It for support until the actual position OF
the Alliance senators and representatives is
tested by vote. The latest returns show
as follows:
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A Moving Friendship.
New York Sun: Travers-IIow much are
these Trousers?
Tailor-Twenty dollars. sir.
Travers-And you say you require . do
po.it from strangen2
Tailor-Yes. sir.
T1alau lHaSmlyl= Already I feel .myssll
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-11-14

OwExsBoEo. Ky, Special. The fire this
morning totally destroyed the Rudd house.
Waddclly's building, the Messenger news
paper Office and Evans livery stable.
Charles Banford of New Albany. Ind, was
fatally injured by jumping from the tourtl,
story to the pavement below; Charles A.
Gamscy OF Detroit, Mich, was irishtfully
burned and will die; Charles Utrecht OF
Philadelphia was burned from loins to
neck, his death is Momentarily expected;
W. J. Hahn of z ncinnati was fatally
burned. The Henderson (Ky.) fire depart
ment sent relief at O'Clock. Tile loss will
probably reach $i5lOo0.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-11-14
An Oplate Policy

LONDON. spccial.-Mr. Morley, speaking
at Scarborough tonight. said the United
States had often made and could afford to
make serious economic blqnders, but re-
Irish policy as All opiatc policy. Some
opia!cs. he said were eflervescing; such was
Mr.. Gosci,en's policy. In regard to the
proposal for an eight. hour working day for
all trades, he said lie thought it was still.
born.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-11-14
A Bsrk's Probable Fate.

HAMEAx. y. S.. Special. 1t is reported
from Summcrsidc that several envelope:
bearing Swedish postmark and addressed te
persons "on the bark Falka'' were picked
up by pilot Mt Fish island. Nunlerou:
letters similarly addrcssci, Il gold-hcadcd
cane and other articles, with wrcckagc
have also been picked up along the New
LONDON ". +. ~ shore. 1t is said that
during one OF the late storms persons in tiit
neIshborhood OF Tignish saw large bark
in distress off the shore ut that place
While they were watching her thick rain
squall came up and hid her from view. and
when it cleared away the vessel had disap
pearcd and ,ivAs not sccn again. Every
thing ys5ints tothc loss Of large iorcigI
bark k,;th all lands on board.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-11-14
pEoPLEoE NOTE

Tho annual report of Gen schofeld, com.
.mander osthe army. is made public. 1t dis.
cusses the Indian and dconst defense questions
very thoroughly.
Judge Caldwell. of the United States Cir.
cult Court of Arkansas. deciding IN original
package case from Iowa, holds TINT the acts
ofGongress and the laws of the state are
lsndore Cook, elected sheriff OH the Demo.
cratic ticket. died at Eau Claire, Wis, from
collapse following tile excitement caused by
the success % his party. He was far gone
with pulmonary consumption.
d John Scott. the inventor of the locomotive
cab died suddenly of henri disease in a street
car in Baltimore. He wns horn in Phiadc!.
ph'a seventy-one years ago and was OF
French descent,
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-11-14
Will Bo Private

SPRINGFIELD. ILL.,, Special. Minister Rob.
crt T. Lincoln teiegraphed the Lincoln
Monument ASSOCIATION that hc would he
here tomorrow with the body OF his son.
Abraham. which will be inferred in the
monument plat. He asked that no prepar.
alton be made for exercises Of any kind.
and, in accordance with his wishes the in.
te,nent will be strictly private.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-11-14
.WAap6nLE . A'fHoxpsoN p,sss.,.
saseesdptisa. esPsr Aaasn,is1ey6aa;;
. THE NEWS DIGEST,
Interesting M News New { uof thyeB. Week !,
49,. Boiled Down andat5e .
3. iI,si Nh r.
THE NATIONS CAPITAL, /.

THE NATIONS cAPsTAL,...,.s
attSssident Harrison changes the boundary
coHka Dakota BY annulling. the Indian
A.ent1le Ponca rsssrv alton. :. -
ny rrison hos accepted the presidency
thd tshington committee which is en-.
'mh 70 secure funds ior the medical
ped .he John Hopkins university, in
ye omsn may be admitted on equal
m int Postmaster General Clark.
I'll Ine to Asheville, n. C., for his
e Eng hours ofwork In the poorly
I'D badly ventilated congressional
rooms gave him bad cold, which
into serious complication of
.<and rheumatism,
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A lxncuinx nn The Tnnis.

ARLINGTON. Tenn. Special. Mrs. O. q.
Bailey. wife of a prominent citizen. OF thi'
place was XII led last night with u Hat iron
by u negro whom she had re used money.
negro supposed to be the murderer was
near Mcmphis. A posse has gone from
here determined to lynch him il he be rec.
ogniZeu as the murderer.
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FAILED OF IT'S PURPOSE.
tx-Ald. whelnn's Estate Said to ne the
beneficiary of lsribe Money,

Beneficiary of l3ribe Money.
CmIcAGo, Nov. Am afternoon paper
.ays that cX-Alti. Whcian. who was Killed
by Hathaway some time ago, was the GO
between Or clearing house Tor bripc money
passing between corporations wanting
franchises; and purcl,nseabic members o,
The city council, and that shortly before his
.leath Wlelan deposited $50, 600 in II bank
in this city. as step toward its transfer
from q certain elevated railroad in need of
Il franchise to certain aldermen dcsirous o,
realizing the financial value Of their votes
in grantingit.
The paper points out that Whclan's death
leaves this tidy sum in a peculiar situation.
Though in Whclan's name it does no, be-
long to his estate; the railroad people dare
not take action to recover it, and the aid
errncn have no claim OH it, and dare not
enforce i, if they had.
Several aldermen. interviewed i'll regard
10 this matter declared that they knew
notlin. OF it and did not believe the story
20 he true.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-11-14
Earnl,nralf Rou.nr.A

PARIS, Nov THE duel between Maurice
Ilourcv. the dramatic critic, who was
challenged by the former in consequence
Of his comments upon Nine. Bcrnhardt's
performances i'll her new play CLEOPATRA. Z"
was fought to-day and resulted in NJ.
Bourey being slightly wounded in the arm.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-11-14
Treasurer in n.,r,,,

LoSpoS, Nov. Henry S. Welcome
gave banquet tonight in honor of Pref
Waldstein, the American arcllmologist. In
the course Of an earnest speech Mr.. Well.
come spoke in praise Of Prof Norton, OF
project to excavate Delphi, Which S Rc :. said MD
contained treasures surprising those ol
Olympia. lie urged the United States gov.
ernment to grant q subsidy and the Amcri.
can public to subscribe promptly for the
purpose Of securing for America the honor
of presenting to the world great classical
discovery. lie thought that gold dug from,
American mines could ttly bc used in en-
cavating the treasures of Delphi.
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Not Denc n,lent lrnon liz.

ToEoxro, Ont. Spccial.-At a Lanquc
given Tonight by cattle exporters to Hon
John Carliny. minister Of agriculture tn.
minister said that Canadians could liv,
even il Mckinley did shut them out %
the American market. Canada hat
shipped only GOOOO head of cat,l,
annually to England during the last tire,
years. but next year the number would b,
increased 100 per cent. Mckinley and Ii >
bill, the minister continued, need mol
trouble Canadians. III England. in tho
West Indies and in Australia kindred p,o
pic offer them all the markets they want
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Exprsss company Of Montreal, and dtssp.
peared on Sent 10 laat

Exprass company OF Montreal, and disap.
peared on Sept 10 last.
The discovcry BY Prof. Koch. OF the Berlin
university, Of q method for the cure Of con.
sumption BY inoculation with attenuate,i
tubsrcular bacillus ia exciting .thsS NE atest
interest aaen4 the medical ptosssioa iaaa
!ayDsess I'M that motion vim
b. intrsduced IN the Prussian diet looking to
the establishment Of ARCHAEOLOGICAL insti.
tnte. which will BE- under the direction Of
Prof. Koch He will make public his method
In oil details for the benefit Of humanity.
The duke of Nassau. heir apparent to the
grand duchy Of Luxembourg. who, through
the action of the Dutch parliament In de.
clnring King William Of Holland, the present
grand duke, incapable Of governing, becomes
regent Of the duchy, arrived at Luxembourg.
Large crowds gathered at the depot to vel.
come him, und he was given an enthusiastic
reception. The new regent inspected the
volunteers, who afte, ward marched past
him 10 review. The streets were Gro wded and
much enthusiasm was displayed.
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WISCONSIN.
Oficial Returns Elect the Democrat in
tho First District.

Official Returns Elect the Democrat In
tho First District.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 7.-Otficial returns from
the First district to-day show the election
of Clinton Babbitt, Dem, over II. 4. Coop.
or, Rep. This leaves only one Republican
congressman in Wisconsin, Ha,,gcl,, in the
Eighth district, who has about ! 200 major.
ity. and Bailey, the Democratic candidate,
threatens to make a contest. The Repub.
licans suffer net loss OF SIX congressman,
besides the legislature which will probably
elect ex-Sccretary Villas to succeed Senator
SpooLer although other candidates are
springing up. Peck, for governor, has a
majority Of about 1900.
BAILEY ADVISED TO CONTEST.
EAT CLAIRE, Special Telegram. Nov. t.
William +. Bailey received a teleyraE'to-
night from Hudson containing the follow-
ing:
DO not allow yourself to he beaten by fraud
and Irregularities. Give IIniigcn some OF his
own medicine and contest the election in the
name OF the Scandinavian Democrats.
II was signed by liver Moe and five 9TH
crs. Bailey said this evening il the Demo-
Gratis demanded it Hauycr's seat would be
contested. Ru,nors are flying about oi
alleged discoveries OF fraud IN Douglass
county. and Bailey is strongly besicged by
influential Democrats to contest
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They Look Well.

Four different millionairea In Boston
have privata libraries containin: H..
900 volumes each. Not one OF them
has YER looked into 100 different book.
and probably naver will but the filed
cases and shclves present q very nicY
appearance to the eyes pf callers. (!
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-11-14
Munr kniidinns purnntl

SHREVEPORT, La, spccial.-Firc started
early this morning in the store OF II. Sou,
& Co. and spread to adjacent buildings.
which were destroyed. The loss is c,ti-
mated at from $3.50. 0OO to $i0OOOO, we'll COW
cred by insurance.
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Fire in q Coal Pile.

PoEr ARTHUR, Ont, Special Telegram.
Nov. THE Canadian Pacific company's
some $4,000 tons, is Oh fire and burning
iiercely. The barge kildonan get scorchcd.
The steamer Tilley is using her pumps at
all the elevators. The loss is likely to he
vary serious
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E.p,oa.d WIN plr. R.,ul,,,

MACON. Ca, Special. The boiler of the
Alliance ginncry at Thomaston, Epson
county. exploded to-day. instantly killing
Len Rogers (colored), engineer: scalding
Calvin White tcoloredj, wounding Sam and
Ton, Weaver (colored) and J. c. Thompson.
manager Of the ginnery. The walls OF the
houses in the neighbolhood were shattered
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Refused to Reply

BERSE Nov. The hundcsratl,. las re.
fused to reply to an inquiry addressed to it
from the University of Wisconsin, at Madi-
son, Wis. asking how Europe would ac-
cclt complete American prohibition OF
Immigration. similar to that enforced
against the Chinese
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-11-14
Democrats in Illinois Elect tho Entire
State Ticket

CHICAGO Nov. Sat last the returns from
the State Of Illinois have become sufficiently
complete to announce dccisivcly the result
on the state ticket Tho Democrats have
won and Edwin S. Wilson is elected state
treasurer by IL, ,436, and Henry Itaab super.
intendent of public instruction by Gl44.
Not until to-day have tlc Republicans of
Illinois realized the iuli extent of the ava
lancllc which has obitcratcd the old-time
majority in this state. Fuller returns to.
day showed that in addition to the Demo-
cratic gains heretofore announced in their
congressional districts, Congressman Pay
son and Hill had also been de .eatetl, and
Snow and Stewart. Democrats. elected. In
response to request for information both
Congressman Hill and Payson have telc-
graphcd the associated press, conccdiny
their defeat the former bv $50 and the lat
ter by so TO 100. This makes the congress
sional delegation from Illinois stand four.
teen Democrats and six Republicans. These
cOnpr nsS NJ OH olprtnt Nrc os io1InvS.
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IOWA.
McFarland's Plurality Will He Nearly
1000

DEs MONIES, Nov. 7.-Rcturns received
from ninety counties give Mcfarland 49,
10 and Chamberlain 10 543; McFarland's
plurality, 2,GB 1t is estimated that the
other nine counties will increase McFar-
lands plurality to 3.9Ol, Il net gain Of 10, 500
over last year. This apparently insrrcs the
election of the entire Republican state
ticket by about 400 plurality.
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Rsf,,.esi to xepIy

BEESE, Special. The hundesrath has re.
fused 10 reply to an inquiry addressed to it
from the University Of Wisconsin. at Madi.
son, Wis.,, asking how Europe would &C.
cept complete American prohibition OF
i1inaianetien, sisnilss- to tlat enforced