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THOMAS BOWLING & CO., Auctioneers,
612 + st. NV.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE I'M.
PROYED PROPERTY ON QUINCY
STREET, BETWEEN NORTH CAPI.
IOE. AND FIRST STREETS. WEST
ECKINGTO
BY virtue OF deed of trust recorded
IN Liber 2139, folio 70, of the Land
Records of the District OF Columbia, and
at the request of the holder of the note
secured thereby, default having been made
IN the payment of said note, we viii offer
Ior sale at public auction, in front of the
premises. on WEDNESDAY, THE TIVE N
IS1-EiGHTH DAY OF OCTO BER. A. ID.
iS96, at 4:30 o'clock p. m, the following
Teai estate, viz: Sublot II block 3, West
Ecklngton, D. c., improved 10y a two,
ssIory AMI cellar brick dwelling-house, being
NO; 90 Quincy street northeast.
erms; The purchaser To assume first
trust OF - 800, maturing February, 1900,
anu the balance in cash. A deposit of
Hloo required when the property is sold.
ierms TO he complied with in ten days.
ctherwise the right is reserved to resell
at the cost of the dcfaulting purchaser.
al conveyancing and recording ut pur-
cbaSer's cost
GEORGE E. HAMILTON. Trustee,
512 F st. NV.
MICHAEL ]. COLBERT Trustee,
Gle + st. NV.
oc22 1924, 26, 81 Sem
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

S4.5OO-Business property; 11th st.
sc-, HUX1l5; store and dwelling. stables,
u. i. owner, II IL. HEMPLER, Optician,
9Th and Pa. ave. oc1T-7t
FOR SALE-win sacrifice my house,
SIX rooms and bath, to prompt pur-
CHASER, price gIeauy reduced; cash $500,
rest as rent. Address NINTH AND L
NORTH EAST, this office.
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FOR RENT STABLE.
ST .Oo-REAR OF e1O D ST. sE.-Fine
stable (478j
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FOR SALE-Huckster's license; taken
out October /; Will be sold for half
price. BOX SO, This office oc23-3tem
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POSTOFFICE NOTICE.

cho,uid hSnouid be read daily by all interested, as
Ensnla may occur at any time,
,oie.su Hlalls for the week ending Oc-
foiInu;Ssf' - close promptly at This office. as
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FOR -Second-hand.D Dayton, with
new wheels; will sell cheap or eX-
change for business wagon. Apply at 616
Whitney ave. NV. oC23-3t
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FOR SALE handsome square piano,
=. cash. Address PIANO. this office.
,co1-2t
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wANTED-FLATS.

WE can rent your fiat; send us full de-
scripiion. Address TIMES REAL Es-
FATE BUREAU Oc17-tf
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PROF. CLAY is the oldest eStab-
lishel Il.IirNl lrl raalar nd
NO FE E UNTIL CURED.
DIR. LEA TIL E III a N

Specialist in all forms of private diseases
Hydrocele, Varicocele and Structure cured
Consultation free. Every day, 8 to IL, g
O >; Tues, Thurs. and Saturday evenings,
z to s. Coz st. NV Closed Sunday
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FOR SALEIMy d. Child; 50 takes
banner ana child. j. S. REH, this
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PERSON AIS.

M NJ z. GOFF. the renow ned clairvoy-
dut, has arrived III the city, has taken
rooms az 40 u st. NV; can be consulted on
The past, present and future; advice on ali
business matters: 8 a. III. till y D. m; re-
suits guaranteed. oc22-2t-e
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pany'E Great Figuring on Wages
for 1890.
Chicago Tribune of I'd: Four thou
sand employees of the Illinois Steel Com
pany were thrown out Of employment at
o'clock yesterday morning by the
shutting down OF the three mills at
South Chicago, Joliet, and Mt Ashland
and Archer avenues. The blast fur
nnces OF the company are to be kept IN
operation 80 the Idle are confined TO
workers In the steel works and rolling
mills.
Although It is Insisted by the Illinois
Steel Company that work is suspended
merely to give It's plants annual repairs,
md that the shutdown will not last
over two or three weeks the workmen
think inactivity will extend through as
many months. Before operations re-
sumo there must be an agreement upon
wages for 1896. The men will demand
better pay than for last year, hoping 20
been no assurance the company Will
restore the scale OF 1893, and there has
agree to this
While repairs are going on employers
and wOrkmcn will engage in diplomacy.
II IL rumored the improvements at
South Chicago with not be begun for
thirty days. 1t will require several
weeks TO do what is contemplated. Tint
gives employees and employers at least
two months Ia come together.
Committees will be sent east by the
Amalgamated Association and the com
pany TO study the situation with regard
to wages for 1896. II is hoped by both
parties an amicablc adjustment may be
made after that. but there are fears OF
trouble. The wdrltmen declare they
will get an advance or the plants will
remain Idle. That the spring may open
with sort OF lockout strike Is consid-
erred probable
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S, II. clifford, New cnssell. Wis, was
troubled with neuralgia and rhcumn
tiRm. hIH stomach was dlsorGcrcd. his
liver was affected to an alarming de-
gree. appetite fell away and he was ter
ribly reduced in flesh and strength.
Three bottles OF Electric BIttcrs cured
him,
Edward Shepherd. Harrisburg. ILL.,,
had n running sore on hiE leg OF eight
yCnrs' standing. Used three bottles OF
Electric BlttcrS and seven boxes OF
BHokIen'S Arntca saivc, nnh his leg ia
sound and we'll. John Speaker, Cntaw-
bn, O.. Ind five large fever sores on his
leg, doctors said he was lncurnblc. One
bottle Electric lIIttcrs md one box
BuCklen'S Arricn Salvc cured him, en-
tircly. Sold BY Logan Drug Co.'S drug
store.
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Admlnl.trntlon, nond. and. People.

Following the delay In turning over
to the syndicate the bonds which 1t has
arranged to take, comes the gentle sug-
gestion that there is no arrangement
with the syndicate and no intention to
issue bonds until Congress shall have
had ample time to act. The admins
tratlon has been hearing from the coun-
try through Congress and the press. 1t
has been getting so vigorous o pound
ing that It has thought best to halt.
This is the meaning OF the delay.
which Is itself q tribute to the power OF
public opinion. 1t may even be that
the President would now rather let the
house bond bill become a law than to
go ahead with the syndicate scheme.
Probably no would hO grateful 10 the
senate II 1t would send the house bond
bill to him and afford him the way out.
BY this time the President and his
advisers cannot be ignorant OF the bad
impression made on the country by
secret decker which gives to few ia
vored bankers a chance TO make mill
ions on single turn. and TO make
those millions out OF the credit OF the
country. II the President is not to be
before the people next November his
party is, aud II he has any regard for
the party which has twice made II pos
sIble for him to sit in the white house
+ he will back out OF the syndicate
agreement II he can. II there Is no syn
dictate agreement. as his friends ray,
there will be no trouble to get out OF It.
The people resent these secret syndl-
cate deals as bad business and d ma
tioual humiliation. To use the fel!cl-
tous phrase OF Senator Elklns referring
TO the deal OF last February. the coun-
Try was virtually in the hands Of a re-
ceiver for about six months" to the
great modification OF rich and proud
people. There 10 no occasion to repeat
the humiliation.
These loans go out on the public cred
It. On this solid basis the bankers hold
them or sell them in the market place.
The standing of the houses handling
the bonds has nothing to do with the
case. Not one Of their names goes on
the bonds. and the names OF nil OF them
put together would add nothing TO the
market value OF the issue, Why give
these few bankers the good thing which
the people would like to divide among
themselves, and give them bonus Of
millions for taking Il?
Between the price the government got
for the bonds OF last February and the
price the syndicate got for them there
was the enormous margin OF &s,4ts. 900
on an issue of ss2,OoO.oOO. In support OF
his resolution declaring against the Sc
cret syndicate system and in favor OF
an open sale after advertisement. SEN
ator Elklns showed that war loans aG-
gregatlng the enormous sum OF $780,.
100000 were placed at total cost In COM
missions OF about SS,soo,o0o.
II the present syndicate scheme be
carried out. two loans nggregatInG
sts2,OoOoOO will have put in the syndt-
Gates strong boxes Just about four
times the cost OF placing bonds OF M
teen times the value in the dirk hours
OF civil war
Little wonder that the admInIstra-
TONS business method does not set
we'll on the public stomach and that the
rumble of disapproval Is swelling into
the roar OF n hurricane.
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OLD GOLD AND BLUE.
Local Association OF the University Or
galttzed nj ParkersburR.


gantzed nj ParkersburR.
Special Dispatch to tho InteIlIgencer.
PARKERsBURG. Jan. 5.-The grad
yates and old students OF the West Viz
glnla University and the Old Mononga-
LA Academy. residing in Parkersburg
md vicinity, had an enthusiastic re-
union Friday night and organized the
Petersburg Association OF the West
Virginia University. The meeting was
called to order by waiteman Barbe,
field agent OF the university. The asso-
citation starts of with nearly fifty mem
bcrs. Harry L. CHswell, president OF
the Wood county bank, was elected
president. He was n member OF the
class OF 1863. John G. Cooper. class OF
1894. was elected secretary. The secre-
tnry was instructed to send greetings TO
President Goodnight and to offer the
services OF the association for anything
In It's power. The members OF the ASSOC
citation are loyal TO the university and
are delighted with its present great
prosperity.
The Parkcrshurg association sends
greetings to the West Virginia Univer-
sIty men all over the state and else
where and hopes that the old gold and
blue may wave forever.
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To an esteemed contemporary not very
far away We are indebted for what 1t
says Is the French conception OF a stan
"a OF my Country. IT'S OF Thee" That
we may appreciate the oddness OF the
Gallo performance. we are furnished
with the French and with a transla-
ton back into the English. Here they
are:
Oh, mou pays. jc & nppartiens!
Doux pays de lbertC
Gees to que j. chnute
Tcrre qul falt rorguOil EuI In pnrcourt. y
Tcrfe OH suut morris mes,Aieu&,
DC chnGuc nhnc dc Ia montague
LelsSe s'CnVOlcr In liberia!
oh. my country!
belong TO thee
Sweet country Of liberty.
II IA Of thee ] alnR.
Land where are dead my ancestors.
Land which makes tho pride OF him who
travels through II,
From each flock OF the mountain
Lot ny away liberty.
There are limitations on metricni
translation. and yet 1t ia possible to do
better with these lines in French. Also
1t would be easy to deal more Justly
with the French version in bringing 1t
back into English. For example, the
second line Is ms correctly translated
Sweet land of liberty" as Sweet coun-
try of liberty" and then we should be
right back to the English original.
1t Is evident that the English trnnsla-
tor has sought to make the French YER
sion as ridiculous as possible. He need
not have taken this trouble, seeing how
the French is given to us. II members
OF the FIRST class in French fail to find
some Of tho words in the dictionary, We
bcE them not to lay the blame on the
Intelligenccr. which prints this lItcrary
curiosity Just MS 1t comes,
II the production ever reaches It's
French author In this guIsc, he will
doubtless provide himself with char
coal furnace. shut himself up in his
apartment. bnttcn down the matches.
start the FIRE and end his sorrow In n
sweet, long dream.
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loyalty than the American colonies
were to the last before they struck.
Some of England's colonies are en-
pires already teeliug the throb of a
national life.
The outcome. immediate or remote. Of
all THAT is going on ia beyond seeing.
but the tremendous possibilities force
themselves to the front and VIII have
consideration.
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Somewhat Related, hut Conveying the
Idea.


Chicago Tribune.
Walk in. 1907
Got It right the first time!
Never mind the tin horns. Take n cheer.
Three OF them, II you like Or do you pre-
a cradle? You came, prosumptuous
yuungStcr
Exactly on time Evon ms VIC fired
Old '95 into the garbage box
or the dim past you came h-snCakinE In
At tho front door. Little one, had you
arrival
Too soon there would have been a rum
a million astronomers would have kicked
You hack And had you boon one momont
late
You never would have come ut all.
Have boon tiah-horns that broke upon the
ear
1t would have been the horn OF Gabriel.
That's what you owe tho Now Year. all
yc people,
lie came on time. In honor OF his coming,
Therefore mako things NJ easy for Him az
: You can, Break on your OWL practices,
Lcnrn 20 be good. Stop cheating, back
hitting,
Lying, Cnvying, and n you have strength
Put on your little weaknesses and the ain
That cNslly bCsets you.
l}ut don't
swear
on
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Additional correct solutions OF the
pony problem published last week in
the IntclllEenccr. have been received
from J. D. NJ. OF Lcatherwood school; j.
C. Jones. OF Wheeling: Charles l..
Evans. OF BeRweed; Fred Eick. OF Mar
tins Ferry. Ohio; Harmon Slnsel, Of
Pruntytown. Mr.. Jones. Mr.. Evans
and Mr.. EIck sent detailed arithmetIcal
solutions. arriving at the same result
through different processes,
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Highest Of all in 1earening Povera'e't US Govt Report
RH!A!!!!!! B Bskassl:
ABSOkUTEEY PURE

They are showing themselves worthy Of
liberty II they take Havana they VIII
have nothing more than their own but
they will have written gloriously the
last chapter In the history of Spanish
dominion on this continent.
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Arc they bonds of the Morgan syndt-
cate or bonds of the United States of
America that are selling at 1l7lA? On
the face OF them 1t is said that they
are bonds of the United States. Then
why sell to the syndicate bonds of the
same kind at thirteen cents on the dol
lar less than the market price?
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WlFE-Here's an account OF q man
who shot himself rather thRn suffer the
paugs OF Indigestion. Husband-Tha
fool! Why didn't he take Dc Wits Lit
tie Early Kisers? l used to suffer as
bad as he did before commenced taxi
ing these little pills. Logan Drug Co.,
Wheeling, w. Va. b. +. Peabody. BEN
wood. and Bowie & Co. Bridgeport. o.
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The best salve in the world for cuts.
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum. fever
sores, letter. chnpped hands. chlibIains.
corns, and all skin eruptions. and POSI-
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
II is guaranteed to give perfect salts
faction or money refunded Price 90
cents per box. For sale by Logan Drug
Company.
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Give the people chance at the loan.
They have taken their country's bonds
when the Hun was obBcurCd by the
smoke OF battle. Tho people nrc not
waiting for any syndicate to tell them
that the old ship OF state has nm Al
rating.
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commencing at 10 o'clock n, M. the fol-
lowing described property:
Flrst--sM OF lot numbered Sixteen situs
ntcd on the northeast corner Of Main and
Twenty-stSth streets In the Sixth ward OF
the City of Wheeling, Ohio County, West
Virginia, together with nil md singular
tho improvements thereon md the hcred"
itaments and appurtenances bcloHgtnE
Seconded certain parcel OF real estate
situate In the County Of Ohio, In tho
State OF West Virginia, on tho National
Road at the extreme end OF tho neld lying
east OF the Fulton Paper Mil, the part
thereof hereby described containing two
roods more or leSs, md being bounded n1
follows: DcEinnlnE at the corner OF mo
Netional Rond and Berry street upon me
and the aouthcrn side OF Berry street:
thence to the southern line OF Berry street
south 70 degrees, 20 minutes west .OS ,.lV
feet TO the eastern. limo OF street htty
feet In width lying In the rear OF said par
Gel OF land; thence with the eastern limo
Of said ffty feet street south Is degrees,
80 minutes east l0I S-i0 feet to the line OF
Thompson's: thence with the said line o.
western side Of said National Road north
IS degrees, . minutes west IL 2-lO feet 10
the place OF beginning.
forms OF Salc,,onc-third and as much
more M tho purchaser elects to pay cash
on tho dry Of sale. the balance IN two
equal lnStnllments ut one and two years.
notCs bearing interest from the day OF
sale with security approved By said sps-
cinl Commissioner 10 be given for tho
N'>' W. ", ]. w, CowpEN.
Special Commissioner.
W. II. HNLLER, Aucuonccr
hereby certify that Hnid special com.
mtHsionor ms StVcn bond With security
approved by me, ns required by law and
Hnld decree 81 y1lo, . 49,,
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Special Dispatch to tho IntClllgencer!
HUNTINGTON. W. Va, Jan. o.
Fire broke out In the Butilnton row this
evening and entirely destroyed three
building and contents. i was through
heroic work OF the fremen that any OF
the row was saved.
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Special Dispatch to tho InteilIEcneor.
HUNTINGTON, w. Va, Jan. 6.-s. G.
McClung. OF Portsmouth, Ohio, who
represents n large eastern SILK house,
claims Ia have been robbed OF $3.50 ut q
hotel in this city Friday night. Several
colored employees were searched, but no
cline nhInlnnh
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This isn't too cold for comfort whore
food and fuel and ralment are abund.
ant. Where these are lacking the chill
goes to the bone. God pity the very
poor and open hearts to their neccssIt-
In.
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NO excuse for slcCplcSs nights when
you can procure ono Minute Cough
Cure. This will relieve all annoyancCs
cure tho most severe cough and give
you rcst and health. Can you afford TO
DO without it7 Logan Drug Co.
Wheeling, W. Va. Il r.. Peabody. Bon
wood. and Bowie & Co.. Bridgeport. o.
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General Campos is too busy to do
much writing In these days of trouble.
Otherwise he would doubtless explain
II all FOR the edIGcatIon OF US AmerI-
cans.
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They do say that some of the fair
ones are disposed to push the leap year
privilege. II must make any good man
glad to hear lovely woman declare
her love for him.
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England has Gibraltar. but that Is
not worth the ono good friend which
she hns not. She Is lonelIor than that
rock itself.
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Our friends the cuhnns will be good
enough to accept renewed assurances
of our distinguished consideration.
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by virtue of decree OF said court en-
tered In the above entitled cause on the
9ird day OF November, 1895. the Under
signed. appointed special commissioner
for tho purpose, will sell at the front door
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Headache cured In 20 minutes by Dr
Miles Pain Pills, zone cent dose" At
druggists,
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r, OsT-A DAGGER GOLD PIN, SET
IA with pearls, between the Suspcn.
sion Bridge and Nail City Stamping Coz
works, either on Main or South streets,
or in baltimore d Ohio depot, or on Tho
tricks below the depot, Friday morning.
same TO Nall Cfty Stamping Co.'S office.
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The above sale Is adjourned until Sat-
urday, January H. 1896, ut 10 o'clock q. m.
W. ]. W, C0WDES,
tnS.ms Spccini Commissioner,
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In the Circuit Court for said County.
Adclla Heller. administrative OF tho es-
tate ofiJ.awrence Heller. deceased, VS..
John n. Heller and others,-In Chan
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~ RAND OPERA nousE-THURs-
VI DAY, Friday and Saturday Even
aud II, the Peerless Character Comedian
CHARLES COWLES. In his great Yam.
kcc Comcdy-prnmn. "a COUNTRY
MERCHANC," supported by Picked
Company Of Players, with Special Seem
CRY. Might prlcos-lh, "a, u and EOc Matt
nee nrlccs-l5, "a and Sbc, jnG
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NEW ApvERTIsEMRNTs.

TXTANTED-To MEET Yor&G
w American lady. Arstocrhtlc Mat
rlmOny. Address hRISTOGRATIC, euro
Of =. macpherson, Sl9 Ninth avenue New
York City. jnG'
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CTocKHoLDERs' MEETING.

The annual meeting OF the stockholdorI
of the IntcllIgencer Publishing Company
No n Fourteenth street. Tuesday. JnnG.
airy 2s, 1896 between the hours OF and I
O'Clock p. m. for the purpose OF electinE
iaG J. X. HALL, Secretary.
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n NV YEARS GREETING.

Maraschine Cherries, Fancy CnNcn md
Crackers. Cape Cod CrAnhCrrlCN, Plum
Pudding, Fancy Table RRIainR. Figs, Or.
angGs. lianhnHs, Malaga Grapes, Queen
nrd MlrnNlalCr, Salad DrcMlnF. MincN
MCnt, Fresh Nuts and Cheese VI MI kinds
&, V. HARDING & co,
desc 1896 Market Street.
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S,,hrIoi ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

W. II. HALLER, AnctioneCr.
hereby certify that said special COM
missioner has given bond with security
approved by me, as required by law and
'"'1 JOHN ". MITCHELL, Clerk.
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
~ COUNTY. IS.
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MANY MEN OUT OF WORK.

Shutting Down ofthr Illinois steel Com
pany'E Great NIllIs-FiRurlng on Wages
6or 1904
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Lord Salisbury is great man. En-
pcror William is another.
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SATURDAY., TIE mi. DAY OF JANU-