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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-09-17
ACCIDENTALLY SHOT.

Last Sunday morning u man by
the name OF Chas Berg was acsiden-
tally shot in this village. He was com
Ing from the Gerry Lumber Co.'S. plan
ing mill over town. Some boy was
shooting ut mark In the swamp
back of Forrester's shingle sheds. The
bullet struck Berg In the leg just be-
low the body and passed clearthrough
lodging Just under the skin on the
opposite side where DR.. Neville found
1t and cut it out Fortunately it was
only flesh wound, the bullet which
was thirty two rife having passed
through just under the bone and with
out touching it. Although not ut all
serious the wound will lay the young
man up for some time.
This practice Of shooting at a mark
in or near the village is very danger
GUS and a stop should be put to 1t.
At the time this young man was shot
several Others were at work within
a few feet OF him and 1t was criminal
carlessness to discharge gun In
that direction. or course the boy who
fired the gun did otintend any harm
but his carlessnes willlay young Bere
up for several weeks and might very
easily have caused the death OF som'
! one.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-09-17
Electric ESitters.

This remedy Ia becoming so well known ana
so popular az to need no special mention All
who have used Electric Bitters sing the same
song OF praise-A purer medicine does not
exist and 1t IN guaranteed to do all that is
e.. aimed. Electric Bltters will cure all disease
es of the liver and kidneys, will remove PIN
caused by impure blood.-will drive malaria
from the system and prevent as we'll as cure
all malarial fevere-For cure OF headache,
constipation and indigestion try Electric bit :
ters-Entire satisfaction guaranteed or mon
ey reiunded-Price A0cts and $1.OO per bot
tie at BearAsley's drugstore.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-09-17
MERIT WINS.

We desire to say to our citizens. that for
years we have been selling DIR. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption. DIR. Kings New
Lille PILLS. Bucklens Arnica Salve and Electric
Bitters, and have never handled remedies that
sell an well, or that have given such univer-
sal satisyac ont we do not hesitate to guar
antee them every time. and we stand ready
to refund the purchase price, II satisfactory
results do not follow their use. These RENE
dies hs'e won their great popularity purely
WASH Bear dsleyDr uggIst.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-09-17
ICE CREAM

On and after June LIST, / will be pre-
pared to furnish those desiring Ice
cream either by the dish OF quantity.
/ also keep on hand lemonade. milk
shake and other soft drinks. Kemem-
Der the place. Railroad street next
door to Chinese laundry.
PETHQ ST.. PETER.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-09-17
e. E. Gray a Chicago sportsman

Il. Il. tray CntCd&O sportsman
who has been making his headquart
ers at the Denton House for the last
week or so and spending his time In
fishing met with excellent success
last Thursday. He caught that day
In Cat Fish Lake three muskallOnge
besides a large number Of pike and
bass.
The Interior ball team failed to
show up Sunday and so there was no
game. At the last nom ent for some
reason we presume because they had
not succeeded In getting enough out
side players they refused to come and
cancelled their order for an excursion
train. Saturday noon they wrote US
that 1t was just possible that they
would not come but assigned no ro-
asOn.
The school board have the new
belfry on the high school building
completed and it is very neat and
adds immensely to the looks OF the
building. They have also purchased
and put up a large bell which can be
heard all over the city. AsGhc bell rings
fifteen minutes to nine and fifteen
minutes before one there Is no excuse
for any OF the children to be late for
school.
-Rhinelander and W,ausau are hav-
ing a grea tcontroversy over the series
ofgames which they have been play
ing as to which Is the best club. We
can't see how the last two games
that they played would show any
thing. Neither town pretended to
play with their own club. Each got
all of the players that it was possible
from the state league clubs. 1t is said
that there was but one Rhinelander
man In their club and 1T was the same
with Wausau although We believe
they did have two home players in
their nine.
Charles Wells who will be rem
bered as the fellow who was sent to
the county jail last spring for malic-
iously cutting and wounding an ino-
fencive dog, is in trouble again, He
had an old fued with man by the
name Oi Chris Jarvis and had threat
ened to kill him ON sight. Last Thurs
day night he had been drinking cOnsi-
terubly and while In this condition
met with Jarvis and they had some
words. He then went to several places
and tried to borrow gun say
ing that he intended to kill Jarvis
and that one or the Orther would be
u dead man before morning. Jarvis
was afraid OF him and tried tn keep
out of his way but Wells kept follow
ing him up and threatening to kill
him until finally Policeman Cavner
took Wells into custody. When he
was arrested Wells threatened that
when he got out of jail he would burn
the whole village. As he ia known to
be u treacherous person he was TAX
en- before the justice and bound over
to keep the peace for six months JUS
tice Stewert fixed his bonds at five
hundred dOllers which he was unable
to raise SO he was committed to Jail.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-09-17
Town officers.
churches And Societies.
CONGREGATIONAL Charch.

,.s. at the cnHrcn every Sunday al
CEnn'nO III. and 7:3A y. IN Prayer
D lo.n% Wednesday evenings at half past
Hlte'"S Sunday school immediately aite'
HVcnii ,, arryicc. Youndg Peoples Christian
lorn."n held one hour before services Sun
hy '''''"n A. 5. Newcomb. Pastor
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-06-28
NAVAL aIANGUvREs.
The First in the History of the Country
To BE Held Soon.

WASHINGTON, June &1.-tor ;ne first
timC in the history Of tn ..5f..vres- ~
tp.ip}se a,sts prouletns of actual warfare as
presented on the attack OF one Of our great
maritime ports oy foreign naval force,
ard its defense by the American navy. For
wears p9sG Great Britain, France Italy,
and other EuropeGa naval powers have az
nuaily practiced similar manwuvres, some
times, as in the case of Great Britain, at
heavy expense, but the results have been
so important as to justify the expenditure.
IN the case OF the United States there has
been since the war no naval force adequate
TO carry out manWuvreS Of any value
Secretary Tracy has prepared a scheme
10 carry out his views, which will De given
effect at once. The first movement will be
TO attach the dynamite cruiser Nesuvius
and the torpedo boat Gushing to the squad
ron Of evolution, and orders to that end
have already been made out. Admiral
Walker has also been directed TO prepare q
programme OF mauwuvrcs for the summer
and early autumn. 1t is intended that the
manHuvres snail follow as soon as
may be consistent upon the pre-
iiminary operations a5 Boston and
New York. 10 take place in July,
the practical object of which is to examine
the conditions OF the problem Of the mari
time defence OF New York, Long Island
Sound and the coast OF New England.
The proposed evolutions, according to
Secretary Tracy's view, will be of large
practical results. The defects Of tine new
ships, if any, Will be fully revealed. There
will also 0e opportunities in plenty for the
display of individual enterprise. and tao
tical skill on the part Of the officers and of
discipline and craftsmanship on the part of
thp men
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-06-28
Association Cannes.

WAsu1NGroS. June 2I.-Ten innings
were necessary 10 decide wei l-piGyed ana
NJ times exciting game to-day. Score
Washington g. Athletics >; errors, Wash,
,,,rron 4. Athletics .; hits. each earned
Rms. Washington 1, Athletics ;; umpire
Ferguson. pitchers, Foreman and Coamo-
cv.aiu.
Bo,roN. June 27.-Baltimore outplayed
the Reds today and won. Score: Boston
;. Baltimore a; errors, Boston 3, Baltimore
>. hits. Boston g.. Baltimore D; p.tcners'
O'Brieu and McMahOn; earned runs, Bos-
ton 1, Baltimore +; umpire, Kerins
ST.. LOUIS, June 21.-The Browns toyed
with ,he Columbus meu, winning US they
pleased Score, 81. Louis -, columbus D.
Errors. : each; hits, II and 10; pitchers,
NcGiu. Griffith and Dolan; earned, ST
Louis Z 4, umpire, Davis.
LOUISVILLE. June 21.-Through costly
errors I'm tbt eighth inning, Louisville
pissed the visitors and won. Score, Louis
viile6. Cincinnati >. Errors, 4 and >; hlts
@ and S: pitchers, Ehrct and Crane.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-06-28
Az APPEAL FOE AID.
The People of Cherokee Suffering and In
Need OF Helu.

CHEROKEE, Iowa, June 27.-Tho follow
ing appeal was made to-day, which, from
The great need of prompt action, should
receive response which has made Ameri-
cans noted for their generosity:
CuEHoKEE, Iowa, June ITO the
American public, whose hearts ard pock-
ctbooks are open simultaneously 10 every
appeal OF those in need: Tie entcrprising,
progressive and always prosperous little
town of Cherokee IS in sore distress.
Floods have rendered five hundred
people homeless and Gependeut upon
public charity. Many Of these have lost
everything they possessed, barely escaping
with their lives. The damage done Will
reach s25O.G00 Every bridge in the city IS
gone, and nearly every bridge IN
the county, so that outside Of caring
for those who have been rendered home
less, cur people feel the burden will be
be heavy. We feel that we cannot meet
the immediate wants Of all the people in
distress, and ask the outside word for as
sistance. Our people have always re
sponded literally to everr appeal. For s
much rs we regret the necessity for ask
inc il, we feel tnat il Is only necessary 10
notify the American people aud orr appcai
will be responded to. Contributions may
be sent 10 ID. H. Bloom, kIayor. and our
Executive Committee will see that every
dollar is properly expended. Respect
fully, DAVID Il. BLOOM, Mayor.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-06-28
THE IOWA FLOODS.
Why No Lives Were Lost-A Fireman's
p-esence Of Mind.


ForT DODGE, Iowa, June 21.-The first
detailed information of The remarkable
food at Cherokee, received this afternoon
explains why no lives were lost The
downpour OF water commenced a. nine 10
the evening and at three in the morning.
George Thompson, q memo-r OF the Cnero-
kee fire department. became alarmed al the
increasing ferocity OF the storm. On going
out aud finding the entire bottoms nuncat-
ed. he hurried back and sounded toe
fire bell as a warning. II proved 20
bu lust IN the nick OF time. Ihe
citizens responded To tho alarm with alac-
ritv. and taxing In the sitdation ata glance
rushed from house TO house awakening the
endangered people. The watcrrose 50 rap
idly that many families had 10 DC carrie
from their homes through several feet Of
water
There was but one refuge from the Hood
ed district. tire bridge across Main street.
aud hundreds flving for their lives, wefc
soon rushing across, marrying 10 reach
hiqhcN ground. People whO refused 90
leave tAcir houses, had TO be taken ont
later from upper story windows by pray
men. using -he few available boats. All
kinds of animals went floating down
stream. and tAe struggling 0l Tue
large numbers 0f helpless creatures IN the
current made a sight that WAS pitiiul
/ EVerv house left standing ou the bottom
was flooded. some Of them 90 tbe second
+ floor. and many were moved ideraole
4 distance, while others were showed from
their foundations.
Vandals are a. work, while aid IS being
rendered the unf0rtun2tes. The H0odeu
houses al show thai they have been en-
ta~c, aad ROBBED OF everything OF value.
i Pnc waters are now fast falling, ANA pro
s,,a .f, ave brightcaing 4 snail steamboat
is running across The fooled district a
relief committee which las been organ
izsd is doi.g noble work for the sufferers
hut 700 much aid can hardly oc rcuc~rod.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-06-28
TERSE TELEGRAMs.

Heavy rains have prevailed throughout
Southern Wales, causing disastrous floods
and serious damage TO property.
Prof. Arnold Guyot, Of the Miami (O)
University has been appointed Professor
of French in the Yale Scientific School.
MIR. Lacy, Comptroller Of the Currency,
SAYS the Florence National Bank OF Flor
ence. Ala, will be placed in charge Of re
ceiver as soon as proper selection can be
made.
The Garfield Iron Works at the crossing
Of Wilson avenue and the Nvpano Rail
road Cleveland, was set on fire YES erdav
morning by sparks from a locomotive, and
nearly destroyed. The loss viii exceed
$50, ,0G0
The Supreme Court of Massachusetts
has decided that the Jewett Publishing
Company. of Boston, was not responsible
aud cannot be held for the losses resulting
from forgeries and fraudulent issues OF its
shares by its President c. Y. Jewett,
who absconded from Boston some time
ago
The free silver section OF the Democratic
party in Minnesota has Issued call for q
conference at Minneapolis, on July / II
is given out that the meetings. object is to
throw over the bosses and pave the way for
an unlimited coinage delegation to the
Democratic National convention. Forty
members Of the late Legislature are re-
ported to be in the scheme
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-06-28
SUDDENLY STRICKEN BLIND.
strange AGliction of II Mother While At
Play With der little Child.

WMEEsBARRE, PA, June 27-Mrs. Elias
Robbins, Of Wyoming, was suddenly strick-
en- blind while playing with her four-year-
old son few days ago. The little boy was
irving to skip rope which his mother had
been turning for him. Then to show him
how 70 do it better she took the rope her
self end began skipping. She had rot made
more than half dozen jumps when she
dropped the rope, threw her hands TO her
head. staggered and fell.
When some of the family ran TO her they
found her cropping with her hands. She
was was perfectly conscious and rational
She said she could not see. She felt some
thing like rush Of blood up the back Of
hor head and then all had become dark.
She was put TO bed and & physician sum
mOned.
AT iirt it was believed that the blindness
would soon pass away, but il did not She
remained totally blind, though otherwise
In perfect health. She wGs brought to this
city on Tuesday and placed under an ocu-
lists care.
All the physicians who have seen the
patient are puzzled. Up 10 the time Of her
aflictiOu she had no trouble of any kind
with her owes
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-06-28
AN OHIO LITHoGRAPuER
Captures the Official Poster ofthe Worlds
Fair, and "A Million VIII BE Printed.

SPRINGFIELD. o., June 2G-The official
photographer of the Worlds Fair has been
captured by the Winters Art Lithogreph
Company. OF this city. The design is by
Charles Graham, the we'll known artist,
who does much Of the fine black and white
work ia Harpel's ITceLIy The original de-
sign represents bird 's-eye view of the
Exposition rs il would appear when
viewed from a lofty elevation. lis exc
cuted in water colors, and shows every
building and the lake in front dotted with
boats of all kinds. The sizeof the poster
will be So]{ by 49]@, and Of the picture
Itself 96 by 40 The first edition alone will
be 10000, to be followed by other editions,
which will no doubt swell the total to
l nAn nnA cor,ios
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-06-28
I ONs ON CHEKKIEs.
More Than the Great Maryland Cam
ueriss Can Handle.

WAsuSNGroN. June 25.-The great Mary
laud fruit cauucries arc receiving more
SINAI, fruits than tLey cal handle. The
quality is also better than for several
vcqrs A special from Westminster, o
leaiirg fruit center OF the State. SAYS one
dealer has shipped 20,a25 pounds, over Ten
tons. %, early req aud white wax cherries,
tie rcd variety 10 New York for present
use and the white Wax % Baltimore pack
crs. Another shipped from Carro,ltcn
about hftceu tons 10 Baltimore, Philadel-
phil aud New York There were also
about slN tons shipped from Hamstead.
One canuery ~ Westminster packed
about ten tons. and refused a great many
bushels which they were not able 70 han
die This has been the best and most
prosperous cherry season Carroll County
Lls had for yCors. The cherries were
iayge plump and well formed. ard hung
nicely ou the trees, very few decavinG,
Notwithstanding the wet weather. The
lutc or sour cherries are rs abundant as
tac carly vgrie-ic ics. These large shipments
we've frcm Is oolcry and Haustead dis
uict- D. the eastern part Of The county.
Naspocrries. blacSoerrics and other
sma. fruits promise 70 be equally abuud-
ant Thc~o ras been % big yield os early
June peas. the last OF them coming to the
factories today.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-06-28
rxperts on Tobacco and ticohoi.

LoSpoN, June 81 cauvJs- or t'r.u '-
men mas been made on TOT dert
tion of tobacco and a'coho. aa
destroy the moral C0nsc.cn,-. t'a
thinks they produce slu2s -a. a-. t..cc-
fore affect the viii, bur rot He science,
which IS q divine deere. R.cae1n co"-
dones the use of sfimuier' w-icl Flo-
duces Il dream Of f0rEettu..ss, re-e'sir F.
strencth He himself. horeter. ua7 lD..-
doncd SMOKING. IGla says le does Do I'D
drink wines tor the reason CHAT 10 coesle,
agree with him. re disaFree5 with t0.-
stoi's opinions, ana regards tteuse OF a'...-
ulants as @ mere matter of b0ahommc fr.
Cnarcot thinks TOistoi5 terers cE.1 --..-
ted and false He says 1iimulaHia a-e .n-
furious but may be used ia moo era ION.
Daudet said hc he'd found that smo'sue -
sisted, ald that intoY.ciucn pr-yc-;
work
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-06-28
OIL NEWS.
But Littlc Doing In the Belmont and
Eureka Fields.

ST. MARYs, June 21.-The Oracle this
week says: There is but little being done
in the oil business in this vicinity ut the
present time, though the prospect for some
new wells in the near future is good. The
very low price for oil undoubtedly discour-
ages production now.
We understand that work will he resumed
on the Cunningham well on McKim during
the coming week, arrangements having
been made to pay off the Indebtedness
Operations have been suspended on the
Broad Run well this week on account Of an
accident to the boiler, compelling them to
stop for repairs.
There is nothing new from me Gail well
on the Island 1t still flows Oh and water,
nothing more having been done to it,
The heavy winds of last Saturday blew
down some eleven derricks at Belmont and
vicinity. The damage being confined TO
derricks and tanb-hoUses.
The well on the G.. w Riggs lot is down
some Loo feet aud should get the pay
streak at / ,2GO They have plenty Of gas
1t will probably be drilled in IN Friday oil
Saturday.
We understand that steps are being taken
to utilize the gas from the Tom-cat vel
on French Creek. II will be piped TO Tho
river.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-06-28
GERMAN AFFAIRS.
EMPEROR WILLIAM Fixing THiNGS BL.y-.-
G0Ni on Els IoUR.
The Imperial Council R.f1sss 10 Reo'5n'-' S1y
Cause 70, Aau-Gcai1 As.,H,r, Al!do1Sa q
Rio! Occurs Near the Psia,s--he Acz.
Pope Nay so Cardinal Gibbons
rc,nr.,,, nn " Y. A.soe.-el pr.sl

CJDyFtetf By Y. ,. ASSOC. ~. tf.-il
BERMN, June 27.-The M.uis,cria. Coar-
eli which Emperor william n1s Ae.o pr--
imnary TO bis departure on ms ccl
foreign tour disposed temporal De- of severe
IL G@cstions relating 20 the home cuG i.i-
eign policies Of the eovernmert The 1.ia-
sters have received instructions to e.c.-i-
ate The negotiations Tor the lora-.on OF q
Central European customs nal, -3 lelE3
the proposed commercial entente wan
Russia in suspense, O. treat the an--
grain law agitation as rcc--Ni i5t.1 e,
unless food riots occur, anC 10 i'-e ftt-
terry amounting 10 oO0u,OJD mar, assist
in fur;horing the interprise cl -l h i-
man in East Af; c1. some '7,
looking 20 the amc.oflti1u W o.. c.At
tion OF the poor OF ErsL frdssii l. u Ai-1
discussed at the council.
REGARDING thc Grain laws aelt. on t-o
q .sumcd indilarcure OF the MINI H.,7
n8t lessen the public iermeGt. "l,
Snort dis,a"ce of the Imperial
POstJam. 400 women who were cl
marketing becoming cntaF't a- -.
demanded for potatoes, @.auiii-"
dealers and wrecked inc market
Herr Miguel. Inpc t Minister
nance. stated ihar only tnc pr,-cr- cf
stage of the negotiations o. .o"
treaties prevented the gcvernn.-
repc"Gng the grain la%s.
The Ici cre-,e made 70 the ic.t..5
Rome regard ug t.c caId.d.ture n- lt
nal T.oyieerie 90 The Holy Sec Daft.-l
Tire grtnsonism of the term la I i'''.
OF r., nch Pope. Tie HrcD = -e
that il j, pc0oal.c t.1J tna sHt,r'
Leo Xii viii le d,rwu FROM ll
C-rGiaalatc. ana Liza. ID la1 r-
not an llfllcn th"u -ls ciiC,c t- ci.
will 81. C1rltlal Gi-'lHs. oi l
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-06-28

The Poor Disowned Pittsburg Win Game
at Last. and From ChicagO Too.

CHICAGO. June 27.-The visitors won to-
DAVIS game in the fifth inning by the home
cam going to pieces. Score: Chicago, 3;
Pittsburg. 10. Errors, and +. Hits, .
and no. Earned, Pittsburg, .. pitchers,
T.ubv and Baldwin. Umpire, Lyncn.
ClNcINNArI, June 21.-Despite their DIS
astrous "Trip, the Reds received warm
welcome from l,5+l enthusiasts, who saw
their pets 20 down once more. score;
Cincinnati. 4: Cleveland, &. Errors, and
/. Hits. n and $. Earned, and 3. Pitch
ers. Nlullane and Gruber Umpire, Batun.
NEW YoRS, June 27.-The Giants lost to
Boston to-day through inability TO hit
(i,,l,son after the first inning. Score:
New York. 4; Boston, ;. Errors, aud l.
Hits. and Is. Pitchers. Rusie and Clark
son. Earned runs, 3 and :. UMPIRE
McQuade.
0PTLADELpH1A. PA, June BY con
finuous and heavy hitting the Phillies won
to-day Score: Brooklyn, .; Phl3ueI
phia. 10. Errors, each. Hits, IL ana L.
Earned runs, and4 Pitchers, Caruthers
Hemmiug and Gleason. Umpire, hurst
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-06-28
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-,nN T>ysA. Jua.sI.-rhers is one stu
DESC .-i.s,..se 20 HG,-, g., which gradu-
D e. tuc CrserC&v, VINO O.d not receive his
o. ioia. ucd ttc r-asou involves novel le-
gai gr1ceodATss. She student is b'itZ Dan
ic, t.faaanuOut, OF Readins, Pa, son OF the
ga Congressman. He was "a member of the
la,c school Some time ago he contracted
AID refused 70 ply billiard bill, which
was put ia the hands OF an attorney. Er-
meutrout notified The attorney that be
could take such steps as he desired He
was Informed that unless the bill was paid
Tuesday, legal action would be begun.
CThe lawyer, realizing that delay in the
matter might give Mr. Ermentr0ut a
chance 20 secure his decree aud leave him,
decided 10 garnishCc his diploma, which
was I'm the hands of the corporation. This
"shcCpSkiu.n although value.esS 10 others,
was particularly valuable % Mr.. Ermen-
trout Papers were made out and given TO
Sheriff Pond.
Yesterday morning Just before the pro-
ccssi0u started from the Campus for Cen
ter Church. Deputy Sheriff Pond sought
ont Professor Dexter, Secretary of the
corporation, and served the papers upon
him. thus preventing the delivery of the
diploma 20 ErTentrout az the commence
meut exercises.
Ermentr0ut, all unconscious Of the ac-
tiou that had been taken, was an niuterested
spectator a. the exercises. and when the
students fell 10 line 10 20 on the stage for
their diplomas ErmentrOut joined the 9th
ers of his class. In receiving their sheep
skins the students went upon the stage
In squad, when the President would
hand 90 the students enough sheepskins
for the squad As IL happened ErmentroUt
received the bunch for his squad and out
rff. hrfrar - IN levi hfffn fhprn
Nearing the end he missed one for him
self and sought out ProfcSSoc Dexter. from
whom hc learned what had become OF
his. he ala not receive the diploma to-
day anu viii not until be settles. Professor
Dexter Will not give him the diploma and
assume tAe Gability Of the suit. \ settle
ment IS looked for soon.