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The Washington bee., 1896-05-16
SECRET ORDERS.
EDITORIAL SYNOPSIS.

When look over the actions of some
of our friends, who labor under the inn
preston that they know it all. I am
compelled to smile, | have carefully
watched their moves in several direc-
tons and a set of little bows could have
did better. Now if the advice of the
Craftsman had been followed there
would be no trouble, but no, lam there.
you, sham, get there and play in nv
PACK yard: Now to be brief, in the
period which have heard some of An
cient trends speak of (what we did 40
years ago. that is played out in this day
and time, as the illustrous (Aluh) from
the tar West says. Ifyou are up and
doing you will be removed from the
scenes OF actions. (Oh, no! Oh, no y
(Ihe man who knows it all.) Young
men and good men won't be knitted
with impunity, and the sooner A SET OF
cranks awaken to this fact, the better
1t will be for them, if they desire TO
exist tall. Twill state the magazine in
changed and it remains with me and a
few others to light the match. In fi1-
ture stop knitting and all troubles will
cease. Remember that have X Ravs
to help me now, and they are powerful
things. The transmitter never lies.
A. A. o. N. M. S.
RASMI HUKM.
DHU'L KAADA aS, 1873 A. H..
To all Imperial D. G. Potentates, Pot
entates, Rabbans, and Asbrafs
under the Domain of the Crescent
and n. S. A, the following Hukm is
issued for the guidance and infor-
nation of the Ashrafs, viz:
Ist. In the future all Potentates shall
have the. names of the Deputies in
charge of the Oasis upon the same.
ed. Noble E. f. Pettibone, of Gre
NADIA, Miss, appointed Imperial Grand
Director, vice Noble M. NJ. Mcleod,
80, (gone 10 Unseen Temple.)
sd At the session of the Grand Coun-
Gil, which will be in New York, Sep
tember 80, 1896. Memorial services to
be held in memory of Ashrafs departed
to the Unseen Temple.
4th. Noble William R. Morris, 32O,
Oasis Minneapolis, Mimi, appointed
Imperial D. G.. Potentate for Oasis.
Vice Noble William Lester, 40, re-
moved from Oasis. "
5th: Noble E. w. Shields, s30, Oasis
District of Columbia, appointed AS
sistant Imperial G.. c. Recorder.
In obedience 10 Raft Rasmi Hukm.
JOHN G. JONES, $50,
NJ. |. S. P.
IHos. w. L oGAN. 80 Achouo.
D. F. SEVILLE, So " Agha"at'
RaSmi.
E. w. SHIELDS, 80,
A. |. G.. c. r.
The Washington bee., 1896-05-16
WHAT | SAW AND HEARD

| / heard the name of Justice Of
| the Peace Hewlett favorably dis.
cussed for the judgeship Of the
| lower Police Court the other morn.
ing among several members of the
| bar.
/ My genial friend Col. Sellers il,
very eloquent pleader. Col Sellers
takes things quietly and when he
| sees a point he makes it.
l judge that the investigating
Committee had a lively time the
other night when Principal Cor.
doza and Miss Nalle confronted
each other. One made charges
against the other and the cOnelu.
sion to which the Committee ar
rived is that one or the other Or
both will be removed for the good
of the schools.
Trustee Bruce will not talk but
the opinion of The BEE is that the
High School needs a re-Organiza-
ton.
Lawyer T. l.. Jones is a good
hearted fellow and should this
diplomatic lawyer get the nOmina-
tion for Congress he will fill the
bill. Lawyer Jones is doing we'll
and | am confident that be will
make his mark.
The politicians are on the fence
rather in doubt on which side 70
land.
Perry is for Senator Allison and
he wants everybody to know IT,
He mas advised the COlOred Dele
gates to stand by Senator Allison
as he is a safe man.
The Fifteenth Anniversary Of
The BEE will be celebrated June% Y
A big Exclusion will be given dOFH
the river to which the people will 60
My genial friend Major Fleet
wood will go to Norfolk and the
Capes, May 29th. The Major IS the
most popular military man in tn'
city and no doubt the boys will &C.
company the Major on this trip.
A new Republican Club will be
organized shortly, called the CON-
bine.
The Grand Barbarcue that is De-
ing gotten up in honor of Col. C4'
son will be a great event.
Mr.. Knox Brown is doing all ID
his power to make the affair Su'
cess.
Editor Cooper of the Co!ors1
is for our CandlIa%
Lawyer Hewlett. The entire e0F
pred press of the country Will 'aP
port this brilliant member Of 'H'
bar.
The color line which has ossD
irawn by candidates for school IOr
'rs is publicly condemned. l I. nsi.
8 no color line drawn in the schoo'
" our school officers.
PAUL PRY
The Washington bee., 1896-05-16
SUFFRAGE MEETING.

There will be Suffrage Meeting
at the Metropolitan Church on
next Wednesday evening, under the
auspices of the Metropolitan Church
Lyceum.
Representative citizens will speak.
The Washington bee., 1896-05-16
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.

NANlo1l - vi L I1lAO.
The K. of P. are still in the land OF
| living and are up and doing. The
| Pythians rank as the third Secret Order
in the country. First, the Masons I'd,
the Odd Fellows; sd, the Pythians.
The Order IS young order, but up to
| date, it has done power ofgood among
our people. The Supreme officers are
as follows Sir Knight, J. G.. Ross,
S. Grand Chancellor, Ga. Sir Knight,
Robert Starks, S. ", Grand Chancel-
lor, West Virginia Sir Knight, E. A..
Williams, P. 5. G.. Chancellor, La.
Sir Mack Henson, Supreme Prelate, of
Va; Sir J. Young, S. Master of E *,
Ark; Sir B. K. Robinson, S. K. of P.
and S. Sir Knight, H. N. Smith,
Supreme Lecturer, I24 4th street, s. e..
Washington, D. c.; Sir J. L. Tuggle,
Kan. Sir P. Boiden, S. O. G., Ohio !:
Sir A. Davis, S. Medical Director.
Georgia; Sir D. M. Pappy. S. Major
General of U. R., Fla.
GRAND OFFICERS, D. c.
Sir T. w. West, G. c., col 18th street,
n. W.
Sir Robert Rhone, c. K. Of R. and
Seals Office 1922 2ISt street, n. w.,
Washington, D. G..
Sir H. N. Smith, Brigadier-General,
U. R., for D. c., office I24 4th street,
southeast.
For further information apply..to the
above.
PERSONAL MENTION.
Brother Charles H. Marshall, of 3o6
3rd street, S. w, still very sick.
Deposit in the Capital Savings Bank
were Emir-Al -Al-Moumenian, D. B. Nc
Cary. go, will be found in charge, as
sisted by Kabbans Johnson and Doug
lass.
Read The Washington BEE, the Or
gan Of the Mystic Shrine, Odd Eel
lows, K. of P, Good Samaritans, Ma
sons, and Secret Orders, in general.
Royal and Select Masters, Federation
of Colored Men of North America.
DR.. P. B. Brooks, 800 3rd street,
S. W., still very sick.
E. NJ. Hewlett, SO, Attorney at Law, |
5O312 II Street, II. W.
L. w. Pulies. Attorney at Law, 6I2
F street, n. W.
J. H. Mcdowell, 80, Furniture, 10Y
18th street, n. W.
P. B. Meredith, go, Dining Saloon, /
AS Penn. Avenue. NV.
Inspector-General, J. Roy, 80, see
" the Puck has improved, Jessie
Aleikumes-Salaame). Inspector-G Gen
raj, J. 0. Holmes, SO. will celebrate
is birthday soon. g. o. B., Es-Sa-
EL-HAK-KARY.
The Washington bee., 1896-05-16
ES-SALAMU-ALEIKUM.

| FLASHES FROM THE CRESCENT.
Mecca Temple will hold session the
4th Monday in May at its Mosque.
| Kalef-Alee will holds its regular ses
sion at its Mosque the first Monday il
June.
1t is with much regret that we an
nounce that Allah has again entered
the private Mosque of Mobile E. P
Minor and carried with him to the Un.
seen Temple the daughter of our
brother Noble, who we trust is now rest.
ing in peace.
AT the session of Kalef-Alee held last
month, some Noble by mistake taken
the wrong umbrella please return to
II2o nth street, n. W.
Sunday, Noble William H. Lee, 33O,
(Shelkh Of Sheikh's) gave Smoker al
his private Mosque in honor of Noble
J; Holland, go, Grand Potentate OF
Pyramid Temple, of Philadelphia.
] There was quite collection of Ashrat
| present, and an abundance of Camel's
milk and honey. After the Smoker
Sahib Lee, 80, Shayk. Holland, go,
El-Hak-kary, Seville, 80, and Mon
thar, N. Adams, 80, together with
the ne steSS, Sister Lee and daughter
partaken of a fine dinner, among the
things was new dish prepared by
Sister Lee, designated as chewing gum
soup, with air sauce dessert, Rubber
pie. An enjoyable time was spent, &c.
DHUL FAKAR.
Simon Commanderv, No. 1, K. T.,
will run Pilgrimage to Philadelphia
in September.
Don't forget the Grand Council of
Shrine in September to be held in New
York, September 3o.)
The Supreme Council, of Cyrene with
jurisdiction over the United States and
Canada, of which the Illustrous, I.
Holland lis the founder) is an incorpo-
rated body with jurisdiction over
North America. please don't forget
this.)
The Black Bail when used properly
is a good thing, but when to the oppo-
site just the reverse.
The Grand Chapter, o. E. S., will
hold its Annual Session, Nav 26, at
Hall, Virginia Avenue and sth street,
IS. e. Chapters from Maryland will be
present.
St. Johns Day. June 24th, will be
observed by the Fraternity at the Hall.
with exercises which will be followed
by free supper. So all come out, OBJ
serve the day Of our patron Saint at 7
o'clock p. m.
One of the six turned his X Rays in
a certain direction the other day and
the transmitter showed the following
If you had only waited we would have
put the crown on you. We intended to
have it so. Git is not what we were
going to do. 1t is what we did
DEUS MEUMQUE JUS.
United Supreme Council, of A. A.
R., 80 for Southern and Western Ma
sonic Jurisdiction, U. S. A, Gncorpo-
rated under the laws of the District of
Columbia and Illinois.) John G. Jones,
So, Grand Commander, 37I7 Armour
Avenue, Chicago, Ill.
D. F. Seville, SO, Secretary-Gen-
eral H. E., Washington, D. c.
w. H. Mauldin, So, First Assistant
Secretary General, H. E, Sacra-
nento, Cal.
E. w. Shields, SO, Second Assistant
'ecretary-General, H. E., Washing
on, d. c.
H. w Hewlett SO, Third Assistant
'ecretary-General. District of Col
mbia.
J. o. Holmes, $50, Deputy for Dis
The Washington bee., 1896-05-16

All communications for publication,
business, or otherwise must be ad-
dressed to The BEE Printing Company,
HOG | street, n. W., Washington, D. C..
The Washington bee., 1896-05-16
Our
Doors
Are
Open.

We want your conhdeDc, ~.
want your trade, we want "s '
tell you that it makes no diffa. %
ence here, whether you ~,
rich or poor, white or coIoraJ n,J
our doors are open to YOU AND NJ
we will treat you fair anJ a,,J
square, everything YOU WAN. r
for the house is here and ,,' ."
Easy Terms if you want G.l !,
All we want to know is wbara
you live, and that you will d
what you promise. Make ~
small Cash Payment and M.
balance weekly or monthly y
you choose. Remember wa
sell everything for the houss
Furniture, mating, window
shades, lace curtains, screen
doors, window screens, Stoves
china, lamps, glass, siIverware'
knives, forks, tinware, wash
tubs, irons, wringers, &C., &C.
and everybody treated alike,
Your interest is ours, and if Won
come to a hard place we win
help you over and hand in hand
we will skip along. Don't
doubt till you try us.
The Washington bee., 1896-05-16

Prince Hall, Grand Lodge of Per
fection, 40, o. R. King, M. D., So, I.
P. G. M. : P. B. Brooks, NJ. D., 50 ,,
Grand Secretary.
The Washington bee., 1896-05-16
THE BLAINE INVINCIBLES

The BEE is in favor of the Blaine
Invinclble Republican Club and will
support it when it is right.
The members are good and
strong republicans.
The Washington bee., 1896-05-16

De Molay Council of Kadosh, 3o0,
w. H. Lee, 80, Vice EN-. Comman-
der; J. K. Roy, 80, Recorder.
The Washington bee., 1896-05-16
.rict of Columbia office Washington,
BODIES OF THE RITE.

BODIES OF THE RITE.
Prince Hall, Grand LODGE of Per
fection, 40, o. R. King, NJ. D., 330, l.
P. G. M. +: P. B. Brooks, M. D., 50 Q,
Grand Secretary.
Godfrey De Boulillion Chapter, OF
Rose Croix, I8o. G. w. Philips, SO ,,
M. w. P. NJ. E. w. Shields, SO, Sec
retary.
De Molay Council of Kadosh, 3o0,
w. H. Lee, $50, Vice EN-. Comman-
der; J. K. Roy, 80, Recorder.
John c. Jones, Consistory, go, J. o.
Holmes, So, in Chief; P. B. Brooks,
80, Registrar
SECRET CONSISTORY.
| John N. Adams, SO, (Commander)
D. F. Seville, 80, Registrar.
UNION CONSISTORY.
H. Mcdowell, SO, Tin Chief; H.
c. Scott, 330, Registrar.
The Rite is all right.
PRO RE NATA.
The following is copied from the
Evening Star of April 3, 1891: Cen
eral Albert Pike caused to be abolished
several years before his death. The
superfluous titles of the offices and de-
grees. For example, most Pussant
Sovereign Grand Commander was cut
down to simply Grand Commander.
ROYAL AND SELECT MASTERS
J.G. Jones, 330, MI. G. NJ, Chi
cago, Ill.
T. w. Logan, SO, l. G. Recorder,
Kansas City, Mo.
D. F. Seville, SO, l. G. c. R., Wash
ington, d. c.
E. w. Shields, 80, A. l. G. c. R.,
Washington, d. c.
w. L. Kimbrcugh, SO, Illustrous
Grand Lecturer, 463 San ancinta
street, Dallas, Texas.
ROYAL AND S. MASTERS.
DE Seville. 80, Special Deputy,
Grand Master in charge, D. c.
BRIGHTWOOD COUNCIL.
J. M D. Wilson, T. l. Master; P.
Lucas, R. l. D., Master; ]. H. Nc
Dowell, [. P. c., of W.; d. A. Chase,
M. of Ex.; E. w. Shields, Recorder
n. Robinson, Captain of the Guard
n. Adams, Conductor of the Coun-
Gil George w. Philips, Chaplain L.
T. Lomax, Marshall; o. R. King, Ste
wart; R. A. Washington, Seminal
The Council has good membership,
composed Of some of our representa-
tive men of business and eminent Ma
Sonics.
G.. U. o. OF O.. F.
Don't forget that the Washington
Patriarchie, No. IS, Captain w. P. |
Gray, Captain Commanding will make |!
their trip to Richmond, Va, May 80
They will be there two days, and all |
who go will have an Aunt Dollies time. |
The following well-knoWn members of |
are the Committee of Ar
viz: N. V. P, Charles |
B. Walker, Chairman; N. V. P, w.
P; Gray, David A: Warner, D. A. |
Clark, James w. Jones, Presidents.
Anthony Vice-President, Ed. Har-
is, Treasurer. All members of Fat.
lard, and Tar will do we'll to read
The BEE paper devoted to your in
crest.
Union Friendship Lodge, No. Sol,
gave their Butterfly May entertain
nent at the Hall IN street,, Tuesday,
Nay 5. 1t was largely attended by the
many friends. The members of Sol beg
cave to return their thanks to their
many friends. The public and es-
'ecially The Washington BEE and
lODe to meet them again in the near |
uture.
The Washington bee., 1896-05-16

The BEE can be gotten from +.
Murray, 6oo-6o2 3rd street, s. w.
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no follows him 10 freely vote on his

who follows him 10 freely vote on his
own account.
The guards against the possibility Of
fraud seem to have been taken in every
conceivable manner, and this N the
main by automatic devices which are
not only simple, but in case of any
trouble are readily replaceable. Added
to this is the advantage that when the
voting is over the number of votes cast
for each candidate are found on dials
added up with as much certainty as the
miles upon the d.als Of a cyclometer.
There is no recount needed, no frauds
in the count are possible, and there 5
no delay in counting.
Under the this system the total re-
turns Of the average large city could
be figured up in an hours time. New
York. Michigan and Connecticut have
legal.zed the use of the machine and
t S only a question Of time when the
adoption Of this or a similar contrivance
viii be general.
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nAIIOrlNG MACHINES.

The latest conr.vance for register
ing the ballots Of voters automatically
the Myers ballot machine-has won its
way rapidly into favor in the Eas,.
Massachusetts IS now considering .ts
adoption. For three or four years past
machines of this kind have been in
use In a number Of the cities and towns
Of New York with unQualifedly favor
able results. The use Of e IS in count
.ng ana scientifically determining re-
suits. BY It's employmen, practically
nothing is left to chance. BY auto
matte method the CITIZEN is permitted
to voc for just the number Of candt-
dates that be can vote for. and no more;
TO vote For any Of these candidates on
any Of the tickets; TO do this under
methods which render a mistake almost
impossible. 70 do It SO tha, no one can
tell for whom the woes are cast, and n
the end. on leaving the voting booth,
20 put automatically the machinery Of
voting IN a condition TO enable the one
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PEACE OR WAR.
London Papers say the Issue Rests With
America-OId and New MOnroeism.

America-OId and New MOnroeism.
London, January 16.-Of the Vene-
zuelan contention. the st. James Ga
zette this afternoon says: There is
an increasing disposition both in Lon
don and in Washington to believe that
the dispute can be arranged by nego-
tiations between the only genuine par
ties thereto. Great Britain and Vene-
zuela. We have no quarrel with the
cid MorrOe.sm: but, If the S5na,e IN
sists upon setting up a new Monroe
ism, which will render the United
States absolute arbter of the affairs Of
the continent. of which one-third be-
longs TO Great Britain, we certainly
cannot avert the consequences by
yielding. The issue, peace or war, lies
with the Americans. Nobody in Eng
land has discovered a patent method
to escape the danger of the conflict,
unless the Americans themselves are
anxious and willing to avert it,"
The Globe takes the same view of the
arbitration propositions, and asks:
How could a court be constituted
whose proceedings would be sure TO
command equal respect on both sides?
To this day the Americans have not
carried out the Boring sea award, and
the arbitrator have no means of en-
forcing it"
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Mrs. Watts-What do you think?
Mrs. Topperson's daughter whom she
sent out TO Arizona for her health, has
married one of those Western ruffians,
who bears the horrible sobriquet OF
Liverwurst Bill
Mr.. Watts-Ah! Another American
girl infatuated by the glamour of title.
indianapolis Journal
THAT was very kind of your uncle
to pay your debts"
"Humph! l don't think so. He might
have given me the money and let me
pay EN-"
What difference would that have
made?"
1T would have re-established my
credit. Bazaar.
The Justice looked at the wheelman
and then at the man who had been in
jured. Il think | will have to fine the
defendant" he said at last. Every
man must be protected in his legal
rights on the highway"
Rights on the highway cried the
wheelman. why, judge, he hasn't
any. He never owned a wheel in his
life. Chicago Evening Post.
What a bright, vivacious girl Miss
Loyett is She seems to have an unlim-
tied capacity for enjoyment"
she has indeed | myself have seen
her consume six consecutive plates Of
ice cream and then accept an invitation
to 20 for soda water. Truth.
stifeI Il Co.'s Muslin Underwear Sale,
event of the season. opens to-Gay.
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SIR HERCULES ROBINSON

Tells Mr.. Chamberlain of the Status of Az
fairs in South Africa.
London, January 16.-Joseph Cham
berlain received to-day a reply from
Sir Hercules Robinson. as follows: BE
tween so and 60 have been arrested on
the charge Of treason. The acused are
we'll treated and Will be defended by
able counsel. The government seems
70 be acting within is legal rights"
Counsel VII watch the trials on be-
half Of the British government and
counsel VIII defend the interests Of the
British, American and Belgian prison
ers.
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HoN1 SOFT oUI NAL Y PENsE.

san Francisco Argonaut
Kinc Edward ia the vaulted hail
Al windsor gave royal ball,
No bah was ever smarter,
And Lady Salisbury they say
In some extremely curious way
Coutuyed go lose her garter.
Twas found and picked up by the king
A dainty little jeweled thing,
I'm fashion then prevailing.
And all the ladies' or the court
Uttered and laughed 10 see such sport;
They knew his little failing.
But royal Edward raised his head;
With quiet dignity he said
'Houi soft qui NAL pense-
..Evn To- him who evil thinks"
The litter ceased. So did the wnks,
I'm manner quite surprising.
on an the court there fell hush,
And here and there a rosy flush
Was presently seen rising.
But Edward smiled and looked around;
IAN order" said the king. IN found
AT once by royal charter,
And of an orders this shall be
The very pink OF chivairy-
The order Of the Garter.
Again King Edward raised his head;
"Dur motto shall De this he said
"Honi soft Qui NAL y pense.'
This IS the way M Wlicn You see,
King Edward witty repartee
Has been perpetuated.
Crhe words are I'm strange old tongue,
And consequently for the yourg
They need 20 be translated.
And So. whenever things are said
That make YOU blush rosy red,
This motto comes In neatly.
And 20 viii please You much 10 md
How persons Of a vulgar mind
Are crushed hy 10 completely.
Nf3Uwr De- n you've he luck 20 see
Some little way above the knee
'HoCi Soic Qui nal pense'
-O-
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Muslin Underwear half price at StifeI &
Co.'S.
THE OHIO LEGISLATURE.
The Haskell Local Option Bin Introduced
Again-Only One Session-Board of Ag-

The Haskell Local option Bill Introduced
Again-OnIy One Session-Bosrd of Ag-
rIculture.
Special to the Register
Columbus. Ohio. January 16-The
Haskell bill. granting the power Of
local option IN liquor selling, to cities.
towns. counties. townships and wards,
was introduced in the House this after
noon. This measure came near passing
IN the las. legislature, and will be
Tough. by the liquor interests with all
their power.
The House to-day concurred in the
Senate john resolution for but sin
gle session. of the present Legislature.
This s5ans TO settle the matter.
J. T. Robinson. Of Seneca county; G.
L.glgect. CT Union: L. G. Ely, CT Fulton;
H. S. Grimes, OF Scioto. and Alber.
Hale. Of Summit, were elected members
OF the State Board OF Agriculture to-
night
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Mr.. Blain ". Taylor, Superintendent
Of the Division Of Postofice Supplies al
Washington. has been unanimously
elected chairman Of the senior class OF
the Columbian University Law School
Mr.. Taylor is a West Virginian, whose
many friends viii be pleased TO con-
graduate him upon attaining the high
est honor in the gift Of his class.
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AN ANGLo-FRENCH AGREEMENT

Paris, January 16.-At cabinet
council held this morning, NJ. Berthe
lot, the minister for foreign affairs,
announced that the Anglo-French agree
ment regarding Siam was signed yes
terday, and that by its terms the Me-
kong becomes the boundary, and both
powers undertake to refrain from an
armed advance into the Menam valley.
But the Siamese territory west and
east of it is excluded from this clause.
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Secretary Carlisle's circular making
an Important modification n the sched-
ule of payments for the new bonds, al
flowing buyers 100 days instead Of 40. as
: al first required. was favorably received
lby Wall ST. which has been IN the
dumps over the bond business for quite
a while. The objea Of the Secretary
circular was 10 prevent str-ngency in
the money market when the time came
to pay for the bonds.
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It is thought shat senator Frye, Of
Name. Will be the nexttPres.dent Of tae
Senate. Maine wants To- preside not
only over both houses Of Congress. but
over the destinies Of the nation from the
White House. OF a verify, Maine
doesn't want much,
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Mr.. Carlisle makes the sta.ement'that
the success Of the S1O0O0OOOO loan is
assured. THIS is good news, indeed,
though the terms. Of course, Will not be
known until the bids are opened on Feb
ruary .. Then we wiuiSnow more about