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The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-03-11
CONDENSED NEWS


/ ~ relerf4ph
| Fifteen were killed and seven wound
ed BY riots Al Grachin. Austria, Thurs
day.
Billy Delaney viii train corbstt Tor
the Mitchell fight corbett expects 10
| weigh in at 1s5 pounds
Swift Holbein. the English long dis.
tanes champion cyclist Is 10 swim
across tho English channel.
| The Ohio Association 81 Ex-rrisoncrs
LOT War mot IN Columbus Thursday
afternoon and resolved 10 hold their
next reunion ~ Greenyille on June II
and Is.
Arrangements for another shooting
match are likely 10 Ne made soon be-
tween John + Brewek and e b. Fal-
lord. The match Will be 1t zoo birds
Tor $3.50 side
At Rochester. NJ III, Archie Block,
aged ., was killed BY trolley ear His
head was nearly severed and his brains
scattered over the track. No blAnr is
attached to any one.
Herr Frotxner, OF Stcckcrau, near
Vienna, has been awarded tile first prize
offered by the German A merriam opera
club for the best opera composed ex-
presslT for The Chicago exhibition.
| A destructive ire occurred Thursday
al Danville. Tenn. Two business
houses, the depot, express and tIeisef
Office and large school building we're
destroyed. The losses aggregate many
thousands ~ dollars.
The Milwaukee aud Northern rail-
road and the Chicugo, Milwaukee and
the St Paul will be consolidated. The
Michigan senate has passed bill
amending the law. whereby such con-
solidatiOn may take place
surveying force has been put in
the field To locate new railroad from
Morristown to Embrevilie, Tenn Work
on the new line viii commence June L
This road will he an extension ~ tile
Morristown and Cumberland Gap road.
The q. 81 NJ. has withdrawn from the
agreement 70 main tain rates agreed
upon BY the Central Traific association
and meeting win u held la Cinein-
natl Monday to patch up matters before
the association falls utterly iii the way-
side
The first resignation A. 0eed by Sec
rotary Carlisle is that of Deputy Com
troller 81 the Currency Nixon. Of Inai-
ana Mr.. Nixon refused to resign iii
the request Of Secretary Foster inor-
der TO prevent the latter from filling his
place.
Attorney General Stockton, OF Tren-
ton, NJ j., has Officially pronounced the
parochial school bill Unconstitutional,
on the ground that II provides for the
appropriation 81 public money 70 pri-
vate corporations This opinion Will
probably kill the bill
In the Mclean circuit court Bloom
Iinaton n 1sliGc sriptpn dncids tlat
the interest 81 unborn heirs can b.
legally sold anA the purchaser be given
d perfect title He also decided that
the money derived from the sale Of the
interest must Be preserved until IL WAS
certain who all his heirs might be.
DR. Churton, the coroner Of Chester,
received letter Thursday from New
Orleans saying that man named
Jones had confessed the murder Ut the
game keeper In Chehsire, forwhich an
Innocent man named Bloss had heen
hanged.
pneumonia Is cutting wide swath in
the ranks 81 those New Workers who
went to Washington 70 see President
Cleveland inaugnrated Already fonr
prominent politicians have died IS the
result of exposure while on parade in
the capital, and many are Ill.
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ANOTHER SENSATION
n the Trial Of the Panama Canal
Schemerz.
BAIHAUT PLEADS GUILTY
With Mich Emotion y Expresses HI azssf and
Repentance hs aass Il Aessuai Il III Events
Connected with H. Inas 4 Lattsry Boaas.


PARIS. March III Great snteres, taken
III the Panama trial. AL the hearing
Thursday the president examined Ex.
Minister Baihaut. ana ia reply 70 the
questions the cx-minister made tho FOL.
lowing statement:
III am gnilty and my confession shall
be public ana completes. I dnd 10
words Is express nv repentance FOR the
last two months when have been face
to face with my conscience. / can not
explain how i fell for served tho re-
public with honor for years and then
Iii i tnoment 81 unaccountabie madness
failed ID my duty.
u rejected upon nv. honorable past
ana upon the future that now awaits
me and those dear 10 mo ask pardon
for having compromised its honor. and I
AM full 81 respect for the Justice 81 my
country ana bow beforehand 10 the de-
cision which may be given. was
wrong is deny nv guilt at firsk but
when afterwards confessed I ala 40
Of NV own accord. Tor was ignorant
that traces had been found 81 the mon.
~ / Ind paid to the Compfore Dies Es-
comte. Baihaut gave an account 81 the
events connected with the bill for the
issue 81 lottery bonds. the visit
II he Engineer Roseau "
/. Panama and tho report that
followed This report he said. was
laid before 1 Meeting of the cabinet on
MAY I.liss0. and on the It'll Dc Lesseps
came over rs talk with him about Iii Al
day III. two later Blondin cnmc "a him
and told him the Panama had vital
interest III the massage 81 bill author
:xiny. The issne of lottery bonds; that
liz yvas mister of thc situation ana that
II would bc well for me to profit Nv
him. T,ashnnt continued that il was
hts first Impulse to refuse 10 listen III
this language and he did not know
Why III aid not obey Ii. He did
not rcproach himself, however, for
having Introduced the bill, for
ho Was convinced that ii the
issue * the lottery bonds had been au-
thorized III that time. and ii tile com
many lad abandoned the plan Of level
cuttinu Til canal would now BE al ac-
complishca fact what lie was ashamed
81 was that he had yielded 10 tho sug-
gesfion IF the tempter He aaw Biondin
again and promised him share ia the
tsnns ~ ma ziss Il interview
with Fontane and told him that neither
Blondin nor the Panama directors were
ignorant that he was receiving the
money on his own account Fontane
had remarked that lie had become dis
rnsted. and ho did not understand why
re used this expression unless the
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CnicAao. March II IA secret meet
ing Of the general managers n NIL The
railroads centering in Chicago was held
IL the Roolrery building to tatify The
action previously taken refusing 70 ac-
cede 10 the demands 81 the switchmen.
None but railroad officials wore pres
snt, and General Manager ST John pre-
sided Officials Of the road refused 70
say Thursday night what action was
taken by the conference, although Mr.
81. John intimated that the demands 0f
the smiAehmen would not he met
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THE GOLDEN SECRET OF LONG LIFE.

Keep the head cool, the feet warm,
and the bowels open. Bacon Celery
Cure is 4 vegetable preparation and
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and ali Blood, Liver, and Kidney Dis
eases Call on a. M. Gilbert q Bro,
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free. LIarna size zoe.
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INDIANApoL1s, Ind, March Il. -Judg-
ment was rendered Thursday BY Judge
Bartholomew against the Citizens
Street railway for ss7, ss2 In favor Of
G. +. Robbins. administrator cf the
Catherine Wood estate. This is an old
suit which has been pending twenty
years FOR the conversion Of stock When
Mccormack and Alierton and others. Of
Chicago. purchased the street car sys-
tenn IN 1855, Congressman Thos. John
son. Of Cleveland, who owned II. In
IDENTIFIED the purchasers from any LA
bility on possible Judgment 81 over
Judgment Mn johnson Ii consequent
" liable Ar ssi, 200 Of the Judgment
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cHIcAao, March ri The general
managers 81 all railroads leading into
chicago met Friday to ratify the action
previously taken. II Is said, refusing 10
accede to the demands Of the switch
men. The meeting was secretand none
but railroad officials were allowed In
ia
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SAN ANToNIo, Tex, March ii. from
reports just received from southern
Texas II a learned i tremendous rain
storm prevailed over that section Thnrz-
day night Al Caldwell o|Sl0nt a.
moIished the Methodist church. dnd
blew several small bonScH and c1bins
to pieces Alex Jaels6on'1 residence WA
twisted INTO lkindiinf wood and several
members 81 th3 family WefG injured
badly Although several persons as8
reported as having boon injured 81 ~.
Ing thinkers, Il Is not known thai there
was any loss 81 life
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EA0LK HAee, Tex. March / /. Capt.
Charles M n Cunninghanl WIS found
dead in his room nt the hotel here
Thursday ne had committed suicide.
with 4 revolver The bullet entering Ills
brain Capt cunninRhnin wns fofms,>
" member u the Sixth Mansach0sei
regiment The suicide Is Thought 10
have been tho result 81 dependency.
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1T SHOULD 81 N EVERY HOUSE.

J. B. Wilson, 81 clay. ST, Sharps-
burg, Pa, says he will not be without
Or. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption, Coughs and Colds; that II
cured his vito who was threatened
with Pneumonia after an attack u
La Grippe when various other
remedies and several physicians had
done her no good. Robert Barber, Of
Cooksport, Pa, claims DR.. King ! New
Discovery has done him more good
than anything he ever used for Lung
Trouble. Nothing like it. Try ii.
Free Trial Bottles at E. G. Williams
e. 4 Go. Drug Store. Large bottles,
Doe. and 81 90.
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81. PETEnsDuRG, March The
convent ofsyYidesIxi near 10 Bolosls. was
burned % the ground Thursday Three
nuns who were unable TO effect their
escape from the burning building per-
ished IN the flames and several otheNs
were seriously burned. The convent Is
very wealthy and IS famous forits man
ufactnrc 81 wax candles
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clEcINNATl. March ii. In Ire United
States circuit court Friday J6dfe saes
srderod dismiased The cases InstitutSd
|by David Armstrong. receiver ~ ito
Fidelity National bank against Lc5i
Scott and tho Farmers and AIcrehan u
State bank.
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WASHINGTON. March II-All 81 the
prominent officials ii the TREASURY a.
partment, including the two nSsistant
secretaries. the commissioner 81 III.
tsrnal revenue. the three contr0Iier8
and Ill the auditors except AIesSts Pat
tsrson and Fisher. have verbally toh-
dered n secrstary carlisle their rezir.
nati0ne
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NEW YoRK, March ii. 1T is currently
reported that President Cleveland is r.
Ing % nominate John u Norman lor
collector for the port 81 New York.
MI. Herman isfa son 81 the late ex-Sens
ator Herman, of Utica. and has his law
Offices ii this city HI was chairman
81 the May convention it Syracuse.
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LAwRKScR. Mass. March II. james
!. Carr. night watchmaH On the Boston
and Maine railroad was found dead
Thursday. pinned against the boiler
house ~ i mass 81 coal The reason
fof the accident Is q mystery.
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WAsfIINoToN. March III -All the
prominent officials IN the treasury de-
partment, including the two assistant
secretaries, the commissioner Of inter
nal revenue, the three controllers and
iii the auditors. except Messrs Patter-
son and Fisher. have verbally rendered
ID Secretary Carlisle their designations
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ATLANTA Ga March il The bank
examiners have forwarded their report
on the Gate City National bank to The
comptroller IL the treasury They say
that Il las been recommended that the
tank resume business
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WAsnrEoroN, March II. The ptin.
cess Kninlani and party. under he
guidance Of Ar. Davies left the Arlinr-
ton hotel e n o'clock Friday to visit
the places ~ INTEREST about the citg.
their first objective point being ia
Corcoran nrt gallery.
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Bosron, March 11.-Mrs Annie
Graves got verdict for ei2.soO against
tho New York and New England rail
road Thursday. Tor injuries received ii
an accident She sued for e45. 900
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tbs COLUMBIAN EXPOSITION.

Pressqs rnimer 4hlnhs the Fnir Will
'.'tS ~ <.l9ktll vi ~ days.
Aw Yonk. March II. President
Palmer. 81 the Worlds Columbian exs
position, was III this city Thursday.
having como from Washington. where
she had Leen exersing himself til favor
Of the appropriation for the fair He
said; The last great peril TINT threat
ened the exposition has been Inverted,
II ctnRrtHs had failed To recognise sifls-
stantisllY the commission which repro
cents tlsa national featura II the fair,
IL would have been discredited III thel
eyes ~ tlc world The appropfinz
ton contained $4,000 Tor tho
awards ccmmission, which viii
70 toward the compensation Of the
foreign and domestic jurors and those
appointed by the board Of lady man.
ayers The sum 81 $3.50, 900 wns fof The
government board having charge BIZ tho
Emitted States exhibits. Senators Ali.
son. Hale and German have been prom.
ineIlt among the friends Of the fair III
the senate AT II o'clock Friday night
Don N. Dickinson. 1t my request, caine
down 10 the house and worried until 3
o'clock III the morning He doubtless
convinced them 81 the dIscredit which
would BE brought on the government
n the exhibition should be denationaIs
lied BY denying this appropriation. 7
There seems ID De no doubt that the
dosing 81 the falr on Sunday il settled
fact
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cnIukao. March ii Tho Wa e..
Indiana railroad Is sfia 10 81 s01,o.-
Ing Pinkertons - switch Iendsl& Men
wearing badges are seen 81 lbs S1@1.
throWipQ switches
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llMILEs Floor on Cloth.regular 35 cent goods
HE Ior II cents yard at EUGENE :. HER
KING'S.
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r03 RENT store room with cellar and ware
room attached. doors north ,. L. Snods
grasses 4 co. Drug store.
2i0tw. WILLIAM II. WILLIAMS,
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ftPEcTAL excursion on a5c Floor OH Cloth at
d II cents per yard al EUGENE \. HER
RINGS.
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STATIONS, Hslp Wanted, For sals' For Rent, Lost
Found. straysa y steisai 70 Buy. sell
q Exchange Mako il Known.

yIYANTED. 800 Gents suits 10 clean III 81 a6
wv suit. New Process. steam and dry
cleaning. u. CORDNER, south Raleigh street,
near new jail.
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4 VERY NHRVY CONVICT
Makes 4 Desperate Attempt to Es-
cape.
HEISDISOOvEREDB By GUARDS


cortnnrs. o., March ii. George
nau0hran. received Ia February. 1899,
on three years sentence from Mus
lkinRnsn county for receiving stolen
goods. made bold break for liberty
Thursday morning ~ WIS employed
Ii the whisk broom SHOPS and stole /. 100
feet al Irvine which he twisted into
= five.piy rope lsa fectiong, and knottod
az intervals 81 about two feet He tried
TO escape through the rentilAkor, and
WINS climbing hand ever hand for life
and liberty when Guards Skinner and
Condor bronKhf him down Ill fhe nnlnt
az their rcvolvcrA Iiaughgan was r..
duccd from the first 70 the third grade,
and will bear the ball and chain for ten
dnyA
George iiroomf1eld. tl3irdsterm man.
received III November, $500. from pauld.
Ing county. eight years Tor h0rse.steai-
ing. was cleaning out the boiler under
Tho new hall Thursday morning III
appears that gAs generated III the boiler
from the oil, and Broomdeid, after
crawling Into Tie boiler through the
inan-hole 70 complete the work. struck
: match 10 hight HIS torch. when an ex-
plosion took place and tho prisoner was
shot ont Of the mau-hole enveloped III i
sheet 81 flame. HI was taken 10 tho
hospital and stripped. when Il was
found 10 had been fearfully burned.
The skin wns hanging Ia fakes from
bis arms and back, and bis mustache,
eyebrows and hair 0f Ills head were
isad4v ainoad ftSfliNnffnsS fh4fSSlsa 6Na
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- are YoUsSADYt II 50 stop at the Great
A Sale, and get two or three bargains and
70 home feeling happy and glad, ut VI n HER
Kings, corner Queen and Martin streets
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-27
GETTING READY FOR TIE SCHOOL YEAR.

The city schools and the Normal College will open
their doors Monday, september II, and the col
cge OF the City Of Ncw-York will open on Thursday,
Sep ember Ia. While the scholars have been enjoy
Ing themselves at the scashorc and In the mountains
and others only occasionally In Central Iark-thc
superintendent Of schools has been busy making
preparations for the OF the thousands Of school
children. The work the schools I'm the Tween
ty-fourth Ward has been pushed almost 10 completion.
while IN others the sanitary arrangements have been
searchingly examined. and whenever necessary, ad-
diiional improvements have been made.
The pupils at the free night schools Of science and
art, at the Cooper Union. will be- aStonishcd, when
they return to their studies, to find marked improve
uent I'm their class rooms. The trustees have spent
large sum OF money In refnshing and rcdecora,ing
the two schools. The term at the scientific depart
ment begins October l. and ends on April H.
The department opens on October and closes
on April 1G. Applications for admission may be
made in person by mail at the Office Of the
Cooper Union
course OF scientific lectures, TO which the public
IS invited. will begin also on October |. These
lectures will he given every evening except satur
day and sunday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-27
THE SEASON ALMOST OVER AT SEABRIGHT.

Seabright n. j. Aug &c (SpecaD.-The rush Is
over and the hotels need no longer fill the parlors
and corridors with cots, secure rooms for their
guests In neighboring cottages. The storm of
Wednesday night and Thursday morning drove
away a number, and kept away many more who
intended coming The big hotels still well
filed. however. and many of their guests will
main for another week. After that the season will
be practically closed. The hotels here built
close to the beach that their guests had "A perfect
view of the in the great Storm The hotels
stood the storm well, and suffered but little dam
age.
The Monmouth County Hounds again pre-
pairing to take up their sport for the fall They
will meet at the clubhouse. Seabright next Thurs
day afternoon at 5:l5 o'clock; again on Saturday
September q 4:3O p. m. and Tuesday September s.
515 p.
Among the NEWCOMERS who registered at the
hotel here during the week are;
Octagon House-James w. Osborne. Mr. and Mrs
q G. Turner Henry ". T. Maly, l.. +. Matthews
w NJ Thompson. Miss NJ. L. Leyster Robert Nc
Guinness IT, Edward PASSOVER. T.. ID. Neustadt
C. H. Hogg James w. Good. jr, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles S. Upton, II. Burnham Moffat. f. Fowler
Miss Helen c. Page, John Warburton. c. 5. Whit
son. Fred II. Lee. John r. Raynor. Frank Gross
A. b. Duffie, Mrs. A. G. Knox. Hubert Knox. Fred j.
Warburton, Mr. and Mrs. ii. c. Bond. Mr. and
Mrs Vivian Bond, Z. F. Miliken. c. F. Whitson
A. E. Filley. Patrick Walsh. Henry F. Gillig. James
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-27
FIRE ENGTyEERy CONVENTION ryDgD

Milwaukee. Aug. 2G-Thc Nationgl Association 81
Fire Engineers closed il, convention yesterday.
In the forenoon there parade of thr Mllwauhc"
Department ana public trst ~ apparatus and up
planes. The election resulted follows: Pr 8
dent. James Foley. Of Milwaukee: viccpr.,idonf,
Il. VI. Humphreys. Penus'lv ui' Henry Il'rm,llor.
Ohio; T.. ". Fisk, New York; William g. Ashley
New Jersey; 4. J. Kennedy. Connecticut. William
Brophy Massachusetts,: Charles H. swan. Hhoie
Island; W. q. lmllock. Virginia. A. j. Harris
Florida; f. J. Eouciic. Georgia; James Burke
Tennessee: benjamin I. Eel. Tryas: j. o. C;milc.
south Carplina f. T.. F'rlins Vermont: Philip Dor
belle. Qucbcc: +. J. Mullins. Naiamn; II. VI
Lillis. Washington. secretary, Henry 4. HIS. oi
Cincinnati; treasurer. -. &. Larkn, OF Dayton OHIO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-27
MGR. SATOLLI At CINCINNATI.
HE URGES AMERICANS TO CONFORM THEIR
CATHOLICISM TO THE SPIRIT OF LIBERTY.

HE URGES AMERICANS TO CONFORM THEIR
CATHOLICISM TO THE SPIRIT OF LIBERTY.
Cincinnati. Ohio. Aug. o6.-Monsignor Satolli, the
Papal Delegate accompanied by his private secre-
tary the Rev. Hector Papi, arrived in this city at
s15 a. m. He was met at the depot by large
delegation OF prominent Catholics headed by Arch
bishop Elder.
In response to address Of welcome the Papal
Delegate said O. much gratifed with the
reception which has been accorded to me In Clhch-
natl. i am happy to note the kind sentiments winch
have inspired IT, and also to have perceived the
deep underlying principle of loyalty TO the Catholic
faith which is manifest.
al have been greatly pleased with the report OF
good work accomplished for the Church In your com
munity. hope that all Of you will strive to emu
late the spirit of generosity which was manifested
BY the Americans when they made Italians fellow
citizens and do cxhor you to foster the sentiment
of true loyalty the Institutions Of America and
to conform your Catholicism to the spirit OF liberty,
An impromptu procession then formed, and the
party was escorted to the Cathedra, residence.
At o'clock pontifca high mass was celebrated
BY Monsignor Satolli at st. Peters Cathedral. The
Italian Church OF the Sacred Heart OF Jesus will
be dedicated tomorrow with imposing ceremonies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-27
Mem Publications.
U1HE FORUM FOR SEPTEMBER.

vI,IIE FORUM FOR SEPTEMBER.
A cExTrRY's STRUGGLE FOR SILVER. John Bach
McMaster.
THE VATICAN AND THE UNITED STATES. Rev.
DR.. Edward McGlynn.
PHENOMENAL ASPECTS OF THE FINANCIAL
CRISIS. Albert c. Stevens Editor Of "Biad-trccts"
MY FOUR FAvOEITE PARTS Henry Irving
THE BROOKLYN IDEA IN CITY GOVERNMENT.
Edward NJ. shepard
CRIMINALS NOT THE VICTIMS OF HEREDITY.
W NJ. F. Round Secretary Of the N,ton Prl.oa
Association.
BOOKS AND READERS IN PUBLIC LIBRARIES.
C. r. Tllnrhast Chairman Of tho Massachusetts,
LIbarr Commission
FEDERAL AND CONFEDERATE PENSIONS con.
THASTED. NJ - NJ rom.
woMEN,s EXCITEMENT OVER "wOMAN." Helen
wattcrson.
THE SCOTCH BANKS; THEIR BRANCHES AID
CASH CREDITS. A. 5. Niche. President Of The Eo,a;
Bank o. Scotland.
THE PAY or AMERICAN COLLEGE PROFESSORS
Dr. w. r. IIsrp.r President OF Chicago University
roop WASTE IN AMERICAN HOUSEHOLDS Pro.
fcssor w. o. Atvacr.
COMPULSORY STATE INSURANCE: ITS EFFECT
IN GERMANY. John Gr'ham Brooks.
TIE FORUM, NETWORK.
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