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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-11-24

Charleston. s. c., Nov. 23.-The manda-
mus case against Supervisor of Registra-
tion L. T.. Williams was taken up in the
court of common pleas this afternoon
before Judge Aldrich. Chairman Barker
OF the democratic executive committee
was represented by Frank Frost and A.
~ Lee. while Mitchell and Smith repre~
scented Supervisor Williams. Arguments
We're heard from both sides. and Judge
Aldrich took the case under advisement
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Dress Suits, which are in
dispensable to social func-
tions, should be the very en-
bodiment of the finest tailor
ing art. They should not de-
viate one hairs breadth from
the prevailing cut. Just to
make it easy for those who
want to be strictly correct
in t h / 5 matter, without
launching into needless ex-
travagance, we are offering
a superb line of Full Dress
Suits at $500. From this
price we range up to S45.00.
Full dress and full pocket
books are no longer Siamese
twins; we've separated them,
that men of moderate in
comes may now don correct,
up-to-date evening suits and
display their society abilities
to the best advantage.
FALK CLOTHING co.
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GERMAN yoLuNTEERs EAIR-

To the Public: The fair will commence
Monday, Nov. IS, at S o'clock, at Armory
hail. and continue for two weeks. The
public and our military friends are re-
quested to pay the fair a visit and assist
in every way possible to make same a
suQcess. The ladies in charge have left
nothing uEdone to make visit interest,"
ing to everybody Many nice articles
both useful and ornamental, will be on
exhibition and disposed OF. Fine sun
pers viii be served every evening at 50
cents each. Very respectfully.
CAPT HENRY KOLSHORN.
Chairman Fair Committee.
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MARRIAGES.

INGLESBY- SWEAT-Married, Tuesday
Nov. p 1895, at Savannah Baptist church
by Rev. 5. A. Goodwin. Sir. Charles
Inglesby and Miss Carrie d. Sweat both
Of this city.
EY-WALI-Married on
Wednesday evening at the home Of the
sister Of the bride on Reynold street. Mr..
Richard A. Thornley, of Monks Corners.
5. g, TO Miss Eliza f. Wall Of Ridgland,
S. q. No cards.
VAN NEN-RAHN-Married at
st. Johns church Oct. %. 1885. by Rev.
Charles Il. Strong. Mr.. Brewer Duryee
Van Wagenen and Miss Minnie Victoria
RAIN
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Brunswick. Ca, Nov. RI. Albert Car
roll OF this city to-day received his com
mission as chief of the supply bureau
on the indian reservation, with headquar-
1ers at valentine. Neb., and leaves about
Dec ] 10 enter into the discharge of his
ouIes. The position is a lucrative ono
~, lla VIII shortly be in the CLASSIFIED list
me appointment was made by Secretary
many Brunswick friends.
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FUNEnAL INVITATIONS.

USSELL-The relatives and friends
OF Mr.. Patrick Russell and family, and
Of J. L. Audesey and his family, are in
vited to attend the funeral Of the former
from No. - Jones street at 3 O'Clock this
afternoon
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INVESTORS AND SPECTATORS.

Make MOney-Buy Right and Buy
Now.
Central of Georgia Railway Co.
LIST, I'd, Sd Income Bonds (when is
sued). We offer future contracts on
light margins, issued through New
tatiOns. PLATSHEK * CO.,
90 Bryan street.
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WANTED. A LOAN OF $4,000.

At low rate of interest for a period of
ten years. secured by first mortgage on
the Pulaski House All communications
to be addressed TO the undersigned. with
statement Of rate of interest required.
r. J. DAVANT,,
Evec-,t-~ --f -T-rrr-t,o
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NEW YORK SHOPPING.

Having devoted many years TO shop
ping, and having an extensive trade in
the Southern and Western states, ladies
desiring to deal with New York houses
will find II TO their advantage to place
their orders with me. Circulars sent on
application.
MRS. A. V. WINNER
50 Ashford street. Brooklyn. n Y.
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NO BRUSH

ing out the fact that the sales of DR..
Timers Balsam of BlOodroot exceed
that Of all other cough remedies
comb
-ined- Best remedy on earth for
coughs, colds, etc.
BISHOP, THE DRUGGIST,
rhton &. T-o,,e.o.. ana t4,,,a-s,,..., g. ~,
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CHEAP
- GROCERIES -
just Opened.
EVERYTHING FIRST-CLASS AND
ERESrx

Prices of all other goods in pro-
portion.
We buy for cash. and buy cheaper. We sell
for cash and sell cheaper than any other house
in the city.
Buy an order or two from us and then see il
you can match our goods, weights and prices
elsewhere.
PROMPT DELIVERY.
G. II. MncDONELL,
1859 Congress Street.
I'd Door West of barnard.
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CARD OF THANKS.

The Daughters Of the Confederacy desire to
thank the following firms for donations to
their supper:
Ellis Young & Co, NJ. Ferst's Sons & Co, J.
NJ. Dixon & Co, Savannah Steam Bakery. s.
Guckenheimer Sons & Co., w. l. Miller Her
man s kayton, c. NJ Gilbert & Co., Frank &
Co. f. Lovells Sons. Estate Branch w G.
Cooper, De Soto Hotel, Kayanaugh s brennan
George Wagner, Florist.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

DR. HERS, 116 Liberty street, has returned
TO the city and resumed practice. Practice
limited to diseases of the Ear, Eye, Throat
and Nose. once hours a. m. to p. m, 8 to
3 p. N. and : to S p m.
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YOU
WISH
The Best Groceries,
The Best Wines and Liquors,
The Best DeIicncies,
New Nuts, Rnisins,
CitrOn, Currants,
The Best Breakfast Java,
Coffee and Teas,
Green Mountain Creamery
BITTER,
The Best Goods, The Best Prices,
Call at
BOLEY's
STAR
GROCERY.
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CoNIDA's CONFECTIONERY.

41lS bull Street and 15S Broughton
Street.
Our French Pistash Nougat is delicious; only
. cents per pound
Our Fresh Black Walnut Bars Butteruut
Bars, Fruit Mixed Bars, Lemon Cocoanut
Bars, Buttercups and Chocolate Drops at Is
cents per pound.
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GERMAN, FRENCH
AND DOMESTIC DELICACIEs.
Imported Metwurst.
MadEeburg Sauerkraut.
Madgeburg Dill Pickles.
EmenthaIer Swiss Cheese.
Sosiet ROquefOrd Cheese.
FOrmaGe De Brie Cheese.
Limburger Cheese.
Philadelphia Cream Cheese.
NeufnchateI Cheese.
Sap Sage Cheese.
Imported and Domestic Canned
Goods of every kind Mt lowest prices.
NICHOLAS LANG.
DELIGHTFUL SWEETS.
We have just received full assortment of
HUYLER'S CANDIES.
Fine Mixed
Mixed Chocolate, Chrystalized Fruits,
Old-fashioned Molasses, Tany Butter
cups, Prelines
PLAIN CHOCOLATE FOR COOKING,
Finest on the Market.
sOLOMoNs & CO.,
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PERSONS WANTING HIGH GRADE
Crayon, Pastel or Water Color Por-
traits,

Either from life or copy, for Christmas pres
ents will please place their orders in early.
My work is done by one of the best artists in
Chicago. LAUNEY STUDIO,
III Broughton street.
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Br0aehton & Fors'o- and Hasersham & HAM,
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sAAIS.-Departed this life, Nov p, 1895.
at her home in Rockville. s. C.. Alice NJ.
Sans. eldest daughter of Rev. and Mrs.
b. b. Sans.
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MARTIN HELMKEN

In loving remembrance of our dear f.
thor.
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. rule which provides for this, is. SORT u -

nile which provides for TINS SOFT =,
thing expressly. Where's 'hnn Nm,
.an ar, Rule isa in National nun
v,les. In stceplechases ana hur'i'e
aces any horse getting away 49,
Ms rider may be -rcmounteu - :,
~, ~ the same field or inciosnre -
which the occurrence took place az: az
s..-,h.r on. aud in the event OF r'u.i
-, disabled. his horse may oe riu
aen home By any person OF snm,'.n ~
weight provided he be qua.'nea -
rs;nc 10 the conditions OF the race-
~"ranal,v shall be cxactcd Tor carry
;reoverweirht in this instance ine' '
- are. as clear as daylight ~
49, role few pounds HEAVIER 'ha'
MI, md besides. I had a covert COO
~ 81 there was no difficulty aoou
, The weight. and Of course. ! was quI
;a.a Dicks arm was badly broken
,,,,csx so there was no oou'
. aho,i NJ, being disa bled; and the ION
n "a short OF II was that ne GOV :
!. a ..an.v about ST.. 900 in all -
J. Mea.- mad TO vanish. FOR he failed
Is sna the So. 900 that Messy Levison y
e ,ns, 10 Dick. and which vas really =
* for Monty; and Levison was 20 nI !.
n .hor, 4 that Monty thought nc =
p better cross the water. n'a."
ne White
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ruE PRESIDENTS TARIFF
~. Recommendations OF tns
my essential to Prosperity !

.c.udations Of the EAes"
essential to Prosperity .
III. starry nag of tariff reior"
~, avinr. The president orase,s
,.',,,grsss TO strike out OF the tafin
- rar.icie Of diiferential out, ~
49, - refined sugar" and 10 ap'o-
80, the odious duty against sugar ~
~,.5 from countries paying Douh's
oxnor. lie also well says
:" ..Tb. tariff act passed AT the iast So
| 80 concre-s needs impor'an.
amer.s If il is to- be e~ec"'e.'
Effectively and with certain'y- ~ !
si.;op 10 such necessary amen''s
,v;ll not change rates OF duty 90
I'm very decidedly in favoron P"'@
,.l and iron on the free iist.
T,. amendments to the tarin an
10 sunplemen,al tariff bills now =.
- 49,. senate, the passage OF VIM,
~. cleveland urges, are indispeh sa ~
business and man ufacturing ~
.s,s ~ the country Nota day shoui
- los, in carrying ont these mp
-, recommendation and reuee'n'"
,.r;a reform pledges OF the demo'
racv. II the new tariff Is 70 eon a1s .
Itself il must be speedily a'nsn e..
u ~. president suggests ESeeP.ns ~,
e wool. no provision in the org ma -,
II sop hill was as important a. iree -.
lie ,vhar The bill was mutilated IN -
m 80. ,his- with many of its oes. IS
~ ,,res was stricken ont. But y : ! I
in 40 late TO repair much Of the mlscn'
nd done BY the senate .;.h :,
er After the many rebuis which !.
d. -s.;asnt.s tariff policy has recel'
nj Jsnocrati. senator's he natura
&C SAYS little now on the suOle ,,s,r na
ce- these senators wish TO save - III, IL Z,
~. from utter wreck they VIII inas %,, -
ere 20 carry out his sugges,'onS' u pv
al tbeir spiri, and letter y. y hefS'
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~. ,hssrvapt Jerseyman had oeen
a-a.";ny Anyone watching MN
..an,a have seen him pull OUT OF |.
Ss.,xer shirt after shirt. and one 70,
au.r another Of collars aud ours '.nu
go a, them in a way that seeme' un.
c,ll..a for. Il should like 70 h''" -.
no : Exclaimed. as soon a. ne 'o,neu I" !.
family downstairs. "wna' ny =
S";nc on all OF my laundry gooas.
Every shirt, collar and cum Una, 10
-, i marked Boy with indeliole mn y,
III III wife smiled in that careless manns !,
-. women have regarding SUE,
.h;ncs a. do not belong to their Var
rnhs OH she said, 1.-THE poys -
A. bic as you now. and coulon ,,, -
,heir things from yours, 50 recensy /,
marked their things in tina. way
1 order that I might distinguish ~.
!. Thc chinese laundryman ev'aen :,
!. concluded that II was 'am III !,
!. and ne has duplicated y upon - 80 !,
!, sh,r.s collars and cuffs that have go
!, 80 him since. My things. - wen :,
!. = vour.. are Ill marked Boy now
" y. Y. Sum
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- NJ
49,. orssiden,. The profession %
o w. tn. and radical ideas = cons.ss
~ .'', with moderation in legislation ~,
s s,s m vsssrm and correction Of the trust -.
me sa r system. complete eaa ',
.rs srss trade is no, expected q dss'r rs,,
=. TO-, ire r.,urn 10 normal conditions WIN
The y. sr as1ula accomplished The su,l.
n ,~s,S % BY ,"s degrees 70 adjust Itself 10
% risS, Of trade freedom must as' sa Ss
ss E, .sss import sssTs ,ssss required Sy
~ .Se Ssvenue need, Of the goyern 'n1''a,
, psm"s Cen. fairfield. did when ,.a !"
p saia he wa, lin favor Of a tarln n,, ,vas
i ,ns - ultimate free ,rade."-oa'"e
rfaralt
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RS SUGAR TRUST.
,. That should lie specify
- thron~d.

,rnst has ordered its rem. !
Nav York philad"lpaa anu
,.sN,h,, =, he closed. IL PROCESSES !" - :,
- ,,,onev. and that for tins rs'so"
,h-o,ving 5000 men out 81 en-
.,,o,,o,.u, AZ tn. beginning o. "' ,
20 ~. New York World Henry
sIs..an.ver. the trusts presidehs' w.
'.;a..a "a bribing both poliiicai pa
..,e,d. "a be sorry for the Noi"-
- ,hom he turns out on '"s
reefs ...., Ao-<-,, for
-" ~ inti,nidatiny con.ress
anu '"s .,.css.., the principal motive
~ his monopoly when hc re
Lac, congress j. respoh-lVs Re
a~es.nt situation, and II tney pa -
f.se-suyar bill they will Niii inc inu',
f. 80, .onple,elv." The Working men =.
-eflne-s.s ere To be Thrown ~ =,
WV - der that con Sre's ma
Ha,eI from psssisq the free
= urs'a.s; - order that the sevoit OF 'he
piii ~" rocer, against the 'rus'
r NAV be put down -, .srt,,,,,
a. ~, the trust is losing money $50
r,,,..d IN. marked with sugar ieAnN
- 80, Jaw material importei IN eno'
- ,.cuantities under the Mchihis, ~
"a can shut down for a time "''"o-
q. 49, The price of granu'aten s.s
advanced from ass last -Apri' !,
- 80 .n,s a mound a month ago VIM
- a.. r.;ner's margin of proht p"a'
~" ;,,.rsas.,d from 100 cent IN ~"
~ ..r,s in lsya Refining i ""n
On more cheaply in the Ini'ea
-, ,,vxxhers. else in the world -.
rai ~ ,.,o,, familiar with the iao'
EN- 80 hr the trust Mr.. Haveme
=, er's profession of phiia ntnrop r.
Ia mont, is naturally nansea'ins
r.4;neries employ the cneapeSe
..,,s the country ana treat their 20
Ia harshly. They pay at the r1.e e.
cen.s an hour. equal to " eS"' =,
aav Of eight hours 4 ne ""'
IA IN an average heat Of 10 desrs :,
,retimes rises 10 $50 degree
20 a.. L;lled bv the heat ana ias'
.r The ambulances were sep
;, y" .,-rvinr victims of the awfui eui
=. -. from the Brooklyn rehne's ,
~, neirhbo-ing hospitals - n.
~. rh.se facts controvert Ut
IL .rs assertions. The trust i
rving never III, cared for It's !
Rear. losing naon ~ chem starva
or. &c IL WIN. -; .r.-ing toll nor
et the wages ~, .,a,s simply TO adj
ere is them on 'ne !, - shut ting d
to preserve the enormous :, IS, srra ana
,nnn ~ investment Congress o
these cruel bullies oy
ing the free-sugar bill wi'nH
Chicago Times
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mAsufAcTuREs OF WOOL
tina, rr,tectionis,s Dislike "
fse' ~..s Abous.

ar lad Aboue- -.
:, r.yiev;np the dry goods ihA'H D..
,yae,s the Wool and lotion -
nov, ~ of November - says
=. Some 40 cnts for mills making men
H.. they have rcceiSeo re-
weae rePo 49,, stuff from the cloth
;rg trade during ths pas - not
,bouoh Of course she ih!a''. ,h.
verv pronounced as yet "os' ,hat
nils find that they have gov ~
,h.v can attend to for SOM ''n !.
- IN Getting forward Their soous
80 -. sold on initial orders-
,,,'. i the same complaint over INC
-, IN getting goods and the sano
a.,.,.;ng and DEMONSTRATING eSer.'o.'
-. mart of manufacturers agents
} .La good their contracts ~
. -,~.h,e NJ first thought, that .he'
10, been more cancellations .""s
,,f..turers have been posiu'e''
unable 10 live up to thei' ,a AZ.
They cannot make the gooas -"
! liver them when wanted LOT Wy
e 10, they cannot do six months -.
N lice The buyer. WHO'S grum o'in
st AUS. he cannot get his goods Know
10 -, 10 - himself 10 blame IN nov
1.-two earlier. and he realizes 'ns'
ne he cancels his orders he s'an s,,. NJ s,s
n ~ show OF having them h,ieu 81
IN where more expeditiously- lie mas =.
M wait. Cancellations 'hereiore, 90
~ heen very few and are likely 70 60
- tinue So ,u., MS one d,
he dark days Of Mck rn.es'>
We xyill any republican dare aa'"es
~ - xed wool in 1871!
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,v.-e on and I saw the bright coio's
caming through the people Tor ,ne

,v.-. ~ and I saw the bright coio's
s,r.,,r,nv through the people Tor tne
srst time round. My fence "'' -"
fourth in order, and there - 10 y.
lxnow. good long s're'eh rou''" \,
h.ua before the runners reacn "
vor,,a The bend they came, al VIA.
..,,,...red To me TO be a SLOW pace. en-.
sfr,,,a see Dick on Rear-Adniirai
~ ,hout fourth. saw him tahea
.,n.s he neared the fence, the nrs'
~. came over all right. then came
p..r- ADMIRAL and another very Close
.ar.,lcr. and as they arose there az
.....a 10 he a slight cannon anu
be-. -a- th-c--- ?. On awiu' s
| .r right AZ ~ -sSt 81 and
Are YOU hurt. Dick cr'eu' 49,
, knelt 10y him at once. ;,he
Ann zone: all rigat otherwise ~
ad Get on the horse and hh'sn
!. non't mind me. Remember your prom
% ise. Co. ~,
: ~ crasn.a the situation then, tel
: ana / was on Rear Admiral ,son
= ope had caught HIM and on aiter "a
!, others IN much less time than II a~e
: =, r.late. pu.ek as ! was the DINER
- $50 n long way ahead by TINS um'
- - wondered whether l should e''
4. a.,.b them: but there was GOO
4" .lre nile, TO cover yet, and keaF-A'
- ,y,o was an old ffieni OF MN
Mad speed and stamina he
.rhaul the,r at once. but l "ou
-. allow that. of course. J was 90
~ -, 20 creep up gradually. having
,lv bene fit meanwhile OF Clear ro". ~ !;
,er no fear Of . spill through soine.a
.lse falling. Going past the s'aA
,ns second time was stili ions ',
-. In, AT the next fence two OF
.,a~s refused. and little further
o,h.r fell. leaving Rear Aam'
''o' 49,. "a heat. We were with IN
, 90 AGAIN on the further side OF 'ne wv
IA could see then that only one
,,,.se was dangerous. wniie 'ne
:" Adr;r,l was s:.,. galloping ana u
~" ,,..utifullv. But the danger
Van one was from Alresford' siN 80
- named Gamboge: Dollery was nv
and il had started arst iasor''e'
"a l.,.v !, would not do TO take any
.r,;es. while. rs did not Kno" '
49,, ~ n race Dollery had been ,'o
.o,,ld no, tell whether he hau
''"s' M his sleeve for finish we
ap = long story short, we raced
onho ,,,, and don't think we
quite and neck az" ~, .:,mbos,e .cl
iral's to have VOL a and swe,
ernal when inc pm" allowed
Dick TOWARDS 'ne .hout done 4
(. but Admiral ""o ,~,b Did I O.
ce be- win py ha'A Idid- Tn.
0 be a race ies'
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:. 4. ~, nj all likely that hee"'
n.-,.r sherman. Allison ana o'".'
.s,,l;.ans who will return 10 "asn
...,nr ~ 1895 are sorry that tney W.
80. no opportunity 10 propose 'ar,A
Ia, for more than one year ana pro-
ably will not have to assume 500
h;l;tv for a new tariff bili oeioIe
The fact is that they would nov "a
Rat kind Of bill TO make II INC, -.
~. mower to make one now
tar ~ suspend both Judgment anu
pa,;o, until they are more certain
18th, people meant at the last elec .
Thev couldn't have means
800. 49,. want McKinleyism- lot .ney
80 t,x;ce said mo. we won. nA,e
~s.v;nl.v duties- About the only
: .nrbl;can authorities which Ut.
s~pl;sh as to expect a return 70 NC - x !"
( ,a,.;sw dutiable wool and all are ~
: ,,..,a., tho New York Press ana IN
q protective Tariff league ana no" 80
u these will be at Washington - -, !
'e Those who will be In power VII -
le -.,ad that they will have to res, on -
10 Sv;,sor hill until 1897. Then. u inc
rs .,h,;cans should still have the no
re shsr rill be compelled not only 10
N. -. wilson bill rates but TO low
nd ,hsm II viii be ''come-down
a .he HIGH tariff republicans TO iol,e
Of ,hs lead Of the democrats but pup
re s~s must be respected and y "
ca BE- plainly declared before 1877 81. -
as .,,,,;can LEGISLATORS who care ior ~
'ue ;oh. will never again make duties
my , The behcst Of protected manufacture
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yceus taught those WI"
49,. ,,,vest motives We arc no.
. ~ for the motives with wn'cn
sP a.,I, como to our teaching. but We
are responsible for what we 20 20 neip
'hvn a. The true aim and purpose OF
~, 4, that which Is spiritual and c.er-
nal belonging to the character ana 'a'
soul rather than the body. -.
The soul needs food rs really - '"s
| body. q 40, which
r,r.s Il fresh life. which cnlarses 10
he;nc. strengthens its faculties ~ a.
velops its moral character, satisncs -
lourinrs and aspirations.
y % The flrst duty God requires y =
81 r.ce,~e from Jesus the new near;
which Is the source Of oil true mora'
u so.ss. God does not ask credul''y
- INT faith; and lie gives US roa'
I sons and proofs on which 70 'oun' -
> faith. cS-.s.,.r;tv 4
n christ Himself. His person. iiss worSs
q Ills character, His teachings the e"cs'
u - Ills life upon the world. =.
a. Y. as. The tests Of the bread q - =.
b -. q, Il is from God; (s) u y meg,
e inc; (a) It is for the whole wcr'u' +"
satisfies the wants OF sne souI
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o,;R MERCHANT MAXINE
s should Act Promptly In rA"s
sons' Free-ship Bill.

rs,rrre~s should ACT Ir".r'
..;,, liberation of our foreign
80, ,h,. shackles Of high pro-
,.c,ion.- which was eifecteo y
new tariff law. is an earnest OF 80,
,;,n.s for the American coih'ne ~.
..,ar;ne But after thirty years "a
a.a.n.e our ocean-going shippins
80, ,sar;yed and built up only by grant
own merchants freedom 20 pus
,,.hare they choose and 20 SAL
,la,n under the American nag
an. clamor for congressional SUI
s;a;.s 10 shipping ought not TO DC ns.,
.n.a 70. Subsidies and nounu. a.
/ - ,bap useless devices for ouiau,s
: grcat merchant marine. "ne'
! W were proposed in German'
the Hamburg merchan's
protested. saying ,.he,he
: governmental measures d,
I .hsv consist in throwing artinci"l -
a s.a.,.s n the way of foreign coinPe.
l. ,;an or in direct support OF the ma.
5 a. MAY here and there bring temp
N - .dvantapes to individual en'e
- ~. -; hut they will never be aoie
p.rsr,lv raise and elevate "
ID r,.:..,,;r, interest. On the contrary
e. - ~;.rce has shown in France nc
IN saraivze individual energy. endang'
lie r. sn,r;t of enterprise and enec' y
n ,,;na ;fr the ruin. of trade
Id ,gress ;.nneaiately pass
Dr. h;,s h;ll and we will not ma
ng long to wait for grand resrsa'
DC American merchant marine
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