davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-09-19
nowych gruntow dla
Osadnik0W.
w sprawie pofowu W ciesninie
Behrynga.
DeszczOroby W Texas.
Wypadki kolejowe.
Fabrykanci .deszczu.
st. Louis, NO., 19 wrzesl

st. Louis, NO., 1S wrzesnia.
z Ell Paso, Texas, donosza fa-
brykantach deszczu: ,,Dzis rano kr6-
tko po dziesiatej yodzinie rozpocze}o
s. la seryo bombardowanie chmur.
Pan Jennings pierwszy sc ukazal ze
shczytu Wzgorza Franklina wysy}a}
eksploduiaee dynamitowe naboje ku
obj kom. Potem ustawiono mozdzie-
RE i wyrzucano ku gorze bomby do
wysokosci 500 stop, gdzie lekaay.
Bomby tie wazy}y po 81 funt6w. Ma
reszcie rozroczeto nape}niac balon,
co potrwa pewnie do wleczora. Mno-
stwo ludzi sic gromadzi, azeby przy-
patrzec sic oryginalnemu widowisku.
El Paso, Ies., 18 wrzesnia.
Bombardowanie chmur, rozpoczete
oko}o 10 godziny rano, trwa jeszcze
clagle, Jest to godzlna Z mlnut 4O
wieczorem. Przy rozpoczeciu powie
trze zupesnie by}o czyste i ob}ok6w
ME by4o wida6. oko}o godziny 3
popo}udniu zacze1y sic gromadzid
ciemne chmury u horyzontu teraz
stoja, choc tu jeszcze niebo zupe}nie
czyste. Deszczorobi So pewni, re
deszcz sprowadza jutro rano pred
godzina 10.
Miasto jest zape}nione ludzmi
Arizony, New Mexico, Texas Me-
xico, ktorzy chca sic przypatrzec, jak
,,deszcz sic robi." Wzg6rza sasiednie
okryte sa ciekawymi, po wiekszej
czesci ludzmi, kt6rym wiele ma tenn
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-09-19
Sobota, dnia 10 Wrzesnia 1891 r.

niejako, re admiral Kerr postapiA
stosownie do rozkaz6w otrzymanych
i ze ca}e to zajscie W sigri ME by}o
wypadkowem. Sadza, re Sigri costa
10 wybranem jako miejsce stosowne
do gsosnej demonstracyi.
Admiralicya otrzyma1a cd admiraia
Kerra rapport o tel sprawie, prawdo-
podobnie przez posrednictwo posel-
stwa w Konstantynopolu. Jesli ad-
mira} Kerr wykonywai -tylko rozka-
zy, to lord Salisbury amia}o bedzie
m6g} powiedziec, IL Porta juz dawno
udzieliaa pozwolenie, by dwiczenia
odbywa2y sic ma wyspach Archipela-
GU. Jakakolwiek jednakze bedzie od-
powiedz, rzecza pewna Jest, ze ME
bedzie zawiera}a usprawiedliwiania
sic.
,,otandard" TAX sic o tenn Wyraza:
,,Pozadanem by}oby, azeby caly SWAT
sic dowiedzias, co uczyni Rad brytyj-
ski. Rosya jest wielkim bledzie,
jezeli sadzi, IL Anglia posr6d jakich-
kolwiek waruuk6w zezwoli ma to, by
ona mia}a kontrole mad Dardanelami.
Dop6ki Turcya morskiej tel drogi
strzeze nalezycie, Anglia ME pred
siewezmie zadnych krok6w: jezeli
jednak Rad su}tana obawy lub
innych przyczyn okaze sic niezdol-
nym do spe1nienia tego zadania, to
wtedy Anglia ME bedzie sic Naha}a
poczynic kroki potrzebne do za}a-
twienia tel kwestyi."
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-09-19


wieksza6 rozwoju anarchii tym spo-
sobem, il zanadto ostro beda dcoho
dziay praw swoich. Wiedza, il bio
rae stosunki tax, jak So, sprowadzili-
by zupe}ne nieporozumienie. Prawdo-
podobnie W wypadku powt6rzenia
sic gwa1tow wezma sprawe we VIA
sne rece i zazadaja zadosy6uczynie-
mia cd obwod6w, W ktorych je pope1-
Mono. Nalezy przedsiewziac szybkie
i stanowcze srodki ostroznosci, ina
czej ca}e dystrykty nadbrzezne ce-
sarstwa stana W p}omieniach"
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-09-19

dnej osobistej ambicyi ekonom da} sic u}ago-
dzie. -. skarge odwola}. Rozczarowany, Ia
wstydzony osmieszony wr6ci} do siebie z ser
Gem przepe}nionem z6'cia ma zone, matke, ca}y
SWAT siebie samego.
Czujac sic obrazonym przez Ludwike, ME
poszed} ia przeprosi6, lecz czeka}, dop6ki UNA
wszy swoja wine, sama ME zg}osi sic do niego.
Podobno ze dfugo jeszcze oczekiwa}.
PAM Ludwika, jak wszystkie powolnego
temperamentu kobiety, jest nadzwyczaj uparta
stanowcza. Klemens W jej oczach W oczach
ca}ego miasta pokEza} sic sruipszhym, wiado-
mem jest,ze Sc c. intel gent'.ti kobiety przeba-
czy >predzej zbrodrie ukochanemu, anizeli Ego
dzi sic podzielie zycie i smiesznos6 zarozumia-
lynn glupcem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-09-19

lie zadano. Sadza, 70 Rad francuski
i'm to poleci}. Poniewaz zniwa we
W}oszech wystarcza tylko do potrzeb
krajowych, przeto obecnie sprzedane
zboze trzeba bedzie p6zniej zastapic
sprowadzanem po cenach wyzszych.
S}ychac, ze pomiedzy w}oskimi
delegatami austryackimi W Mona
chium ME przysz}o do porozumienia
W sprawie uk}adu handlowego. Pol
urzedoNa prasa iednak twierdzi, ze
narady te So ma dobrej drodze. Twier-
dzi r6wniez, zey W}ochy otrzymaja
szczeg6lne ustepstwa ze wzgledu ma
swe po}ozenie fnansowe, azeby lie
moznosci wzmocnic tr6jprzymierze.
Podczas gdy W4ochy spodziewajs
sic "a pomoca uk}adu polepszy6 swe
po}ozenie polityczue i handlowe, inne
mocarstwa same dla siebie o to samo
sic staraja. So to mocarstwa fabry-
czne, ktore szukaja zbytu dla swoich
fabrycznych wyrob6w. W}ochy So
krajem rolniczym produkuja dla
wywozu g}6wnie jedwab, vino, olive
i owoce, jednakze kraje, na kt6re
najwiecej licza co do wywozu, So
w}asnie przeciwnymi tr6jprzymierzu.
Trudna zatem kwestya, kt6ra ma sic
rozstrzygna6 W Monachium, ua tenn
polega, W jaki sposob pozyskac
aprobate innych mocarstw bez nara
zenia sobie najlepszych odbiorc6w.
Uk4ady juz bardzo d}ugo trwaja, i
jest to poniekad dowodem, re Who
chy ME moga sic zgodzic ma propozy-
eye czynione przez Niemcy Au-
strya.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-09-19
SLEDZTWO DOMOWE.
OBRA
-
PRZEZ AUTORA
(Ciagrv dalszy).
A kt6z pana podejrzywa}?. i.

"A kt6z pana podejrzywa1?..,
= Sam pan prezes m6gS tax sadzi6 vie
dzac zabiegach staraniachs PAM Powolni-
ckiej. Ale ia upewniam pana prezesa, re
wszelkie wzgledy takie, gdy dzie sprawie-
dliwost, So dla mnie niczem Wazny ten DO
Bument -.
= Waznym : przerywa mu oddajac ma
powr6t 6w list nieszczesliwy = ale W tel chwii
luz ME jest. W3asnie otrzyma}em dis podanie
skarzacego ekonoma, re odwoluje skarge wnie,
siona czynne obelgi ma Michlewskisgo, dla,
tego juz sama sprawa kwalifkuje sic do umo-
rzenia...
Pan Klemens znalazl sic W pozycyi podo.
bnej do sytuacyi skrzywdzonego przez Mi
chlewskiego ekonoma. lyle naroba awantur,
tyle poswiecil Ola dobra sluaby, ten bez "a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-09-19
Rok II.
zalezy, azeby nowy wynalazek isto-
tnie okaza} sic dobrym.
W sprawie pofowu fox.
Washington, 18 wrzesnia.


Pose} brytyjski, Sir Julian Pance-
fote, zwrocii urzedowo uwage Stan6w
Zjednoczonych ma naruszenie tym-
czasowego ,,Modus vivendi'' pomie-
dzy obu pahstwami W sprawie rolo-
WI fox czyli psow morskich W ciesni-
ME Behrynga. Wedle uk}adu oby-
dwu pahstw kompania American
Commercial Co., kt6ra wzieia W
dzierzawe wyspy do posowu cd Sta
now zjednoczonych, W tym roku
mia}a sic ograniczy6 do posowu 1900
sztuk. Tymczasem zas kompania ia
podobno owe liczbe znacznie pre-
kroczy}a, i Rad brytyjski zada obe-
enie wyjasnienia tel sprawie.
Agent urzedu szacunkowego Will
liams opracowa3 W tel sprawie osobny
rapport, kt6ry przedlozyl urzedowi z
prosba, by go wreczono pos}owi bry-
tyjskiemu celem przediozenia 60
rzadowi brytyjskiemu. w raporcie
Williamsa przyznaje sic fakt, il
kompania North American CONNER
cial Go. przekroczy}a liczbe fox zko-
wionych. Uwazaja to "a sprawe dose
znacznej donlos}osci, kt6ra prawdo-
podobnie doprowadzi do uniewaznie-
MIA tego tax zwanego ,.modus viven-
di''.
Przeciw piracy aresztantow. I
Louisville, Ky., l8 wrzesnia.
Gubernator Buchanan Tennessee
doni6s} dis gubernatorowi Brown z
Kentucky, re ma wiarogodne wiado-
mosci, il g6rnicy przygotowuja sic
do usuniecia skazahcow cd roboy.
Powiada: Ci sami ludzie byli juz da-
wniej W Tennessee ME dopuszczali
skazahc6w do roboty. Prosi guber-
natora Brown, azeby pofozys koniec
temu bezprawiu. Cub. Brown odpo-
wiedzia}, re uczyni co zdola, by "a
pobiec 1Druchom, ale zwraca r6wno-
czesnie uwage gubernatora Bucha-
mana ma to, ze obywatele Kentucky,
kt6rzy W Tennessee przekraczaja
prawo, winni bye karani wedle ustaw
Stanu Tennessee.
Wypadki kolejowe:
Wilmington, Del., lS wrzesnia.
w poblizu Newport wydarzyso sic
nieszczescie, kt6rem brak jeszcze
szczeg6i6w. DIVA pociagi towarowe
sic spotkaiy, podobno jeden kon-
duktor6w zostaf zabity.
(Dok. LA 4 tel str.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-09-19
WfOch,y.

Rzyna, Is wrzesnia.
Niedawno agenci francuscy zaku-
powai wielkie zapasy pszenicy in
nego zboza W prowincyach rzymskich
wprost cd wiesniak6w pSacili tyle,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-09-19
Afryka.
Berlin, Is wrzesnia.

Ze Zanzybaru donosza, re poru-
cznik Tettenborn przybyS do Baga-
moyo 65 cz}onkami ekspedycyi
uratowanymi po porazce kapitana
Zalewskiego, W kt6re;; ten ostatni
bez watpienia zycie utraci}.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-09-19
MekSyk.
Merico, Is wrzesnia.

4L O'tVOV, 70 TIHOoIII"'
Rad meksykahski odwo}a} konce-
sya nadana amerykanom Ellis Fer
guson- do osiedlania pewnych prowin-
cyl przez Negr6w powe du, ze kon-
traktorowie z}amali kontrakt.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-09-19

nam przypomina, re wojska dis So
ma dziennym porzadku. Jego uwagi
So wielkiemi obelgami wzgledem pa
tryotyzmu wielkiego narodu."
ParyS, Is wrzesnia.
Opere ,,Lohengrin" dis wieczo-
rem we Wielkiej Operze przedsta-
wiono po raz drugi. w ciagu dru-
giego aktu ktos z gallery rzuca} ga
4eczki napesnione cuchnaca jakas
materya do orkiestry. Obecny ko-
misarz pohoyjny zagrozi3, ze oprozni
galerya, jesli to sic powt6rzy. Wte
dy ktos zawosas do dyrygenta La
moureaux: ,,zagrajcie nam raz Mar
syliankem Ma to daily sic slyszee
g}osy: ,,Wyrzuci6 go "a drzwi!" i
policya zyozeuie to natychmiast wy
kona}a.
Pewnego dzlennlkarza, ktory ze
swej lozy gwizda} bezustannie, row
nlez wyproszono. Okoso posnocy po-
icya musia}a wystapic przeciw thu
mowi haiasliwemu, ktory sic zgroma-
dzi} oko}o gmachu teatralnego, i
ulice oprozniG. Aresztowano $50
os6b.
-Havre, 1S wrzesnia.
Chilenski krzyzownik Eel Presi-
dente Pinto" przyby} do portu tutej-
szego.
Watykan.
Rzym, Is wrzesuia.
Zdrowie Papieza W ostatnich dniach
znacznie sic polepszyso. Pomimo te-
go jednakze lekarze nalegajs, azeby
trzyma} sic scisle ich przepisow i
szanowa} sic, zw}aszcza, re wkrotce
bedzie musia} poniese wielkie trudy
przyjmowania pielgrzymek obecnie
sic organizujacych. Jest zamiarem
Papieza kazdej mich udzieli6 oso-
bnej audyencyi przyjad osobna
przemowa. Pr1ygotowania do tego
juz sic rozpocze}y i pierwsza bed1ie
pielgrzymka francuska, kt6ra otrzyma
audyencya.
Zaraz po tych pielgrzymkach od-
bedzie sic konsystorz, kt6ry ME m6g}
odby6 sic w Maju powodu ciezkich
STRAIT materyaluych, ktore Watykan
ponios}.
w obec kartuz6w Papiez wyrazli
zyczenie, azeby w Rzymie urzadzi6
zak}ad, W ktorymby nowicyusze mo-
gil sic przygotowywad, Prawdopo-
dobnie zajma sic tenn centralnego
zak{adu w Grenoble.
WfOchy.
Rzyna, Is wrzesnia.
Niedawno agenci francuscy zaku-
powali wieikie zapasy pszenicy in
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-09-19
AuStrO, Wegry.
Wiedefa, 1S wrzesnia.

~ SONOS0o ~ '~HSS'
Szesedziesieciu zydow rosyjskich,
pomiedzy ktorymi jest dwadziescioro
dzieci, przyby}o tu zupelnie bez
srodk6w do zycia. Chcieli ma ulicy
roz3ozy6 sic pokotem, ale pohcya da-
Ia i'm nocleg W swym lokalu. Lu-
die CT, jak opowiadaja, W dobrych
stosunkach znajdowali sic na Podolu,
ale opuscili wszystko, gdyz rozka1
wyjazdu "a granice przyszea tax
nagle przeprOwadzono go tax ostro.
stowarzyszenie zydowskie ujeSo sic
"a mimi i wysle ich do Ameryki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-09-19
Chilly.

Szdmgdi, IL wrzesnia.
Donosza, re Rad chihski mic ME
vie zamierzonej wsp6lnej demon
stracyi Aot mocarstw europejskich.
Rowniez ma bye nieprawda, jakoby
Rad rozes}a} noty sprawie skarg
wniesionych przez pos}0w zagrani-
cznych.
Lo'edy'a, 1S sierpnia.
,,Times'' donosi dzisiaj W sprawie
gwa}t6w W Chinach pope}nionych:
Europa i Alneryka ME zechca po-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-09-19
Oburzenie francuskich dzienni-
koW Ma move Wilhelma W En-
furcie.
NOwe zaburzenia z pOWodu przed-
staWienia ,,LOhengrina" W Pa
ryzu.
Ukfad handlOWy WfOch z Austrya
napotyka trudnOsci.
w spraWie gwaftow W Chinach.
Niency.
Berlin, Is wrzesnia.

Berlin, Is wrzesnia.
Przy pr6bowaniu nowego dzia}a
polnego ko4o Jueterbog dis rano
eksplodowaia bomba i pokaleczysa
szes6 osob.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-05-19
a REsrARKABnIl STORY.



Alleged Conspiracy TO Deprive Girl Of
Her Inheritance.
The Boston GIobssays: Asuit brought
by Fannie Brown to recover hershare as
an heir of William Whits, who died in
testate in 1873, leaving property in
Michigan valued at 100000 or more, is
before the Supreme Court and has de-
veloped remarkable story of alleged
conspiracy on the part Of Whites sec
ond wife and others TO de-
priye the daughter OF any
of her fatqer's estate. When
Eliza Campbell married Widower White,
over forty years ago; she was employed
in his printing Office. She and the
step-daughter, Fannie, We're on the best
terms, but trouble soon developed, and
in 1851 Fannie was forced to leave her
fathers house. She returned, however,
in 1856, after reconciliation. Whites
property included valuable tract OF
land in Michigan, which he had received
in payment Of notes he held against
debtor. When he died he left
no will, and his widow desired to
claim the whole estate. The daughter
asserted her right to o share OF the
property. Soon after this it is alleged
that q conspiracy was formed between
Mrs. White, Fletcher and Sames Camp
bell, brothers OF Mrs. White, whereby
Mrs. Brown, the daughter of White
tshe having married A. w. Brown,
patent SOLICITOR, was to be defrauded OF
her share Of the. property. In order
to put this alleged conspiracy
into execution it became necessary
as alleged in the bill now before the
court not only to commit, as is claimed,
several forgefies, but also to bring for
ward a new heir or rather q new owner
for what Mr.. and Mrs. Brown claimed
was Whites property. To show that
White had never received thelandinpa pay
mentor thatnoteitbecam enecessaryitis
alleged, for Fletcher and his so-called
conspirators to show THAI the note had
beenpaid in some .otherway andto do so
it is charged that the boldest measures,
forgeries andmutilating OF account books
was resorted to. At Whites death Mrs.
White and Fletcher and James Camp
bell severaliy declared that the pro-
perty had mover belonged to White;
he was simply acting as guardian Tor
Newell Rogers Campbell, the child of a
man who worked for White as book
keeper, and been frequently befriended
by White. The case has been pending
fifteen years, but it is expected final
hearing on the masters report will
take place in June, when some interest
ing evidence will be produced.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-05-19

The holding of the Worlds Fair in a
city scarcely fifty years old will be re.
markable event, but whether it will
reallybeneft this nation as much as the
discovery Of the Restorative Neryine
by DR.. Franklin Miles is doubtful. This
is lust what the American people need
to cure their excessive nervousness, dys-
pepsia, headache, dizziness, sleepless-
ness, neuralgia, nervous debility, dull
ness, confusion OF mind, etc. 1t acts
like a charm. Trial bottles and fine
book on "Nervous and Heart Diseases"
with unequaled testimonials, free at the
Logan Drug Co.'s. RistDarrdnted 10 contain
no opium, morphine or dangerous drugs. l
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-05-19
cARErrE, wEsrMINsrER DIVINE.


The Westminster diyines, or many Of
them, no doubt, held very high views Of
inspiration, but they wisely abstained
from putting any particular theory into
their Confession and catechisms.
Professor Alexander +. Mitchell, OF
tho University Of st. Andrews, who
edited the minutes Of the Westminster
Assembly, and is the best authority on
the theology and history Of that Assem-
bly,, says: "The trainers were so far
from desiring to go beyond their prede-
cessors in rigor that they were ut more
pains that the authors OF any other con-
LESSONS, first, to avoid mixing up the
question OF the canonicitS of particular
books with the question Of their author
ship, where any doubt at all existed on
the latter point. Second, to leave open
all reasonable questions as to the mode
and degree Of Inspiration which could
consistently be left open by those who
accepted the Scriptures as the infallible
rule OF faith and duty" r
AS the theory of verbal inspiration is
not in the Westminster Confession OF
Faith it cannot be demanded from any
Presbyterian-nIinister OF professor.
Il is enough to hold and 10 teach that
the Bible is an infallible rule OF faith
and duty no require more than this is
sheer tyranny thatwould ontpopepopery.
The Bible 10 a book of religion, not a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-05-19
Won't Pump on sunday.

LIMA, o., May 17.-Beginning with to-
day, the Standard Oil Company will
pump no wells on Sunday, their wells
throughout the entire Ohio oil field be-
ing shut down last night until Monday.
Some praise this action, though certain
pessimists declare the monopoly desires
to curtail Ohio production one-seventh.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-05-19

New YoRx, May 17-Guests in the
Hoffman House who had rooms on the
Twenty-fourth street side were awaken
ed at s 80 o'clock this morning by dense.
clouds of smoke. Fire was discovered
in the printing room Of the hotel: 1t
was quickly extinguished. The dam
age will not reach s. 600.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-05-19

TIE Olive branch has always been
used us an emblem OF peace and good
will. When the dove returned to the
ark with the Olive twig in its mouth it
brought Joy and peace to Noah and his
family, The mission OF "0LIyE Blossom"
is to carry joy, peace and health to sut-
fering women.
0oiive Blossom" is sold by Logan
Drug Co., @. r. Goethe, w. w. Irwin,
w. /. Williams, O. SChnepf, O. Menke-
meller, w. G. Arinbright, w. II. Will
liams and NJ. w. Heinrich; j. w. Darrah,
Rolston & Co., Martins Ferry; Bowie &
Co., Bridgeport; G. NJ. Wyrick, Bellalre;
st. Clair Bros, Benwood. D&w-6
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-05-19
Pnea, ,Piles, Plles.

Loose's Red Clover Pile Remedy is q
positive specific for all forms OF the dis
ease. Blind, bleeding, itching, ulcer
ated and protruding piles. Price Doc.
For sale by Logan Drug Co. Dkw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-05-19
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES rInll

Philadelphia Inquirer.
And if there is anything on earth q
free trader doesn't like it is to hear that
war cry ringing over the mountains and
through the valleys.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-05-19
STANDARD FOR OVER HALF A CENTURY
PURELY VEGETABLE,
STRICTLY RELIABLE,
AnDARsoLUTELY SAFE

For Sale by all DsaggIsts. pHel % etS.
pOr box; 8 boxes for 65 cts.; or sent by
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To escape these facts the advocates Of
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to the Hebrew and Greek autographs.
This is modern American invention
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trievably lost.
We have no Hebrew MSS. older than
the eighth century, and no Greek MSS.
older than the fourth; and these MSS,
MS we'll as the oldest translations and
quotations of the Christian fathers, pre-
sent many thousands Of textual varia-
tions, which have kept critics busy for
these three hundred years. However
unimportant, they arc an unsurmount-
able barrier to verbal inspiration. Not
even the Pope Of Rome would dare to
exercise his infallibility in the depart
ment Of textual or literary criticism.
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officers reports the Department Commander
announced as Committee on Address TO
President Harrison Past Department Com
manders Klnne, Solomon. Wartield, Good
man. Smedberg and Gard and Comrades
StaTeler and Cushing The Encampment
added Department Commander buckles 10
the committee.
The reports of the officers show net gain
of sixty-Ihree during the year, ana SNOW
that the department is entirely out OF dept,
with balance of about 500, out OF wnlcn
is to be paid the expenses OF the present
Past National President Mrs. Kinne. Jun
ior Department President Mrs. johnson,
and Mrs. McClesve were admitted and pre-
scented the greetings OF the Department Con.
vention of the Women's Relief Corps, and
the annual report TO the encampment
throughout the State to the amount OF
$500 to members of the Grand Army. and
to comrades outside S119. and aid other
than money to the value Of S2700, and 500
had been given to posts to help meet thelr
running expenses and Keep alive, and there
was $500 in cash on hand. The ladies were
given three cheers before they. retired.
The Department Commander appointed
the following committees:
Blinn, c. NJ. Kinne, o. r. Coughlan and
j. Nj. Litchfeld.
On GeeIlnBS 10 Ine w Oildn hcllcl OOIpS
George Babcock, B. II. Budlong and d. 7.
Harlow.
On Resolutions-W. c. Bailey. J. F Shee-
han, d. H. Budlong, j. D. Armstrong and
George E. Gard.
Adjourned TO $50 o'clock tomorrow morn
ing. The parade will take place at II O'Clock
There will be a campfire at the Pavilion on
Friday evening, at which only comrades
will attend, but the ladies will hold meet
ing the same evening in Masonic Building.
reception was rendered to the members
of the encampment this evening by the citi-
Zens in the Pavilion.
Rev. Dr. McCreary, Chaplain of Reynolds
Post, deliver ed the address of welcome, and
Past Department Commander Gard re-
cnoD6ed