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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-27
A RESCUE HOME
State Institution Contemplated for
Wichita.

A State Institution Contemplated for
Wichita.
Mrs. Edholnl, the representative OF
the Florence Crittenden mission homes
for unfortunate women, who has been
delivering a course Of lectures in the
city, called upon the Eagle yesterday
morning. She says the aim is 10 estao-
Hsh a permanent home of refuge in
Wichita, to purchase the property out
right and place its management In
competent hands. They have in View
a property in every particular suitable
commodious and solidly built. She viii
appear before an audience al the Y. NJ.
C, A. tonight. and at the Auditorium
Sunday evening, at which times she win
give details OF interest. Mr.. Z. r.
Stewart, the superintendent Of the Kan
sas City home, is here also, and he as
sures US that the intention is not only
TO secure the home referred to, but that
the hope is to secure the services OF
Mrs. VI. G. Lee as superintendent, whose
reputation is an enviable one as a mat
ron. The house is the three-story brick
residence on the corner OF Fourth ave
nue. and Tenth street, a beautiful and
pleasant location.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-27
DE-. MUDD THANKS Dr.. sHULrz
Expresses His Gratitude for the Care of
His Child.

DR.. Shultz yesterday received letter
from 7 d. Mudd of St. Louis which Is
as follows:
MY dear sir:-I wish 20 thank You
sincerely for your services to my little
girl. as my wife was without protec-
ton. And the girl has suffered no in
convenience since you attended her.
Again thanking you for your kindness.
/ remain. etc"
The little girl referred 10 was bitten
bv a dog at Freeport. where she was
visiting. II was owing 20 the prompt
action and care Of DR.. Shultz that the
little girl was spared much suffering.
DR.. Mudd is q prominent citizen OF s..
Louis.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-27

earlier thereby we feel more than repaid
for our time and money expended
with best wishes for the producers
OF Kansas and the territories, their peo-
PIE in general, for the short outlet, and
for large and satisfactory business be-
tween the above and Galveston. We beg
TO remain.
VERY respectfully.
GALVESTON EXPORT COMM CO. %
IN. B.-We have opened a permanent
branch Office IN room 30T. Secgwiek
block, through which our Kansas and
Oklahoma grain VIII be bought for ex-
mort
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-27
BIG CAMP MrETING TOMORROW
Great Preparations Being Made at River
side Park

A new city Is being erected at River
side park and for the next two weeks
this point will be one of great interest
to not only the citizens Of Wichita but
10 many people who come TO the city 10
spend the next two weeks in camp life
and religious worship beneath theshady
bowery OF the trees in this vicinity
On tomorrow will begin the seventh
annual campmeeting OF the States Holt
ness association, being purely undenonl-
national and there VIII be representa-
tipes from not only throughout the state
but Oklahoma as we'll.
The large tabernacle. the largest can
vass structure ever erected IN the coun-
". is row on the ground and IS being
placed in position. II viii comfortably
seat 1000 people. and with the adjacent
wings almost as many more can be ac-
commodated.
Aside from this large tent there viii
be two other large tents which VIII be
used for various worships, besides this
there will be the dining tent. and some
eighty tents arranged in a hollow
square, all laid out with regular streets.
alleys, etc.
The Electric Light company are put
ting in large number Of electric arc
lights, telephones, etc. Aside from this
a large force OF men have been engaged
for the past few days in cutting out tine
underbrush, putting in pumps. etc. And
the place by tonight can be called the
white City"
The street car company, by its en-
! terprising manager, Fred Sweet, is lav-
| ing the street railway put in first-class
shape. and ample service viii be given
throughout the meeting to accommO-
date all those who desire to attend serv-
| ices at the grove.
It is expected that by next Sunday
there viii be 10000 people on the grounds
and the Management is taking every
precaution 10 see that everything IS be-
ing done to make the visit a pleasant
one.
Farmers are hauling IN load after
| load of bright straw and hay 10 be used
| in the tents.
Rev. Joseph Smith OF Philadelphia, an
! evangelist Of national fame, viii have
charge OF the services and will be as
sisted by some fifty different clergymen
who come TO take part in the meetings.
President Fowler of the national organ
ization, viii also be in attendance and
DR.. Kirby of California has promised TO
spend one Sabbath on the grounds on
his way from the general conference at
Cleveland TO his home on the coast.
Rev. c. s. Nusbaum IS on the ground
and is working unceasing TO make the
coming meeting the most successful
ever held.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-27

YOUNG, MIDDLE-AGED AND OLD
AIBN a lifetime study and practice.
Special attention given 10 diseases OF the
eve, ear. head, heart. throat, stomach.
liver and bowels; kidney bladder, and
urinary organs. urethral structure and
piles. Prompt and perfect cures guaran-
teed.
DISEASES OF wOMEN.-Doctor Ter
iii has made Diseases OF Women a
Specially for twenty years and employs all
the latest and most approved methods and
appliances with the greatest success.
WRITE-If you i've away from the
city Question LIST ssnt free. Thousands
cured through correspondence Thirty
rooms IN Institute for the accommodation Of
patients Send FOR our book OF informz-
ton on diseases OF men and women.
The TefriIl-Pufdy Medical Institute,
i58 n. Main ST., Wichita, Kansas.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-27
Spring
vi edicine

Your blood in Spring is almost certain to
be full of impurities the accumula-
tilation of sleeping rooms, impure air
in dwellings, factories and shops, over
eating, heavy, improper foods, failure
OF the kidneys and liver properly to do
extra work thus thrust upon them, are
the prime causes OF this condition II
Is OF the utmost importance that you
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-27
Purify
Your Blood

Now, ss when warmer weather comes and
the tonic effect Of cold brscing air Is
gone, your weak, thin, impure blood
viii not furnish necessary strength
That tired feeling, loss of appetite, VIII
open the way for serious disease, ruined
health, or breaking cut Of huEors and
impurities. To make pure, rich, red
blood Hoods Sarszp4-iIla stands III
equaIled. Thousands testify 10 IT'S
merits. Millions take il as their
Spring Medicine Get Hoods, because
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-27
.l50 Il. main st.
When Others Fail Consult
DRS. TERRILL & PURDY

They are a c.
knowiedged 10 be
the most success
ful Specialists Of
the age IN the
treatment OF all
Nervous. Chronic
and Private Dis
eases of both sex
-. Lost Man
hood, Vital loss
IS, Exhausting
Drains. / N ? o
teacy and all sex
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-27

Continued on Taini PAsel
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1896-05-19


blr ga, q good naiurod CeFmnu, wng
lhe prosporoua rgoprietor 81 a consideFa-
bic clothing business "a q country town.
Ho bad Ga bis employ ono John 81.
whom Be had advanced from caehboy
30 head clerk and who had for many
ycogn been 81 aitacho q tho store Since
hIs pronolion John had several times
esked for q raiao inNis salary. and each
time bis rc1. iegt had been granted. One
molning Johe, ngair appeared AZ the
old norchantS desk with nnolhor ro-
quest for an incfc.fe on oio per mouth.
"vy. ahon. !" san Mr. Il. n dink :
bays you pooly veil alretty Vat for I
bays ycu any moroi' well y replied
John confidently. 81 ain ycnr principal
hoip here. have worked ycu up % 4
large trade. ! know every detail cf the
business. and indeed I think you could
not get along without me. ''ls doe
to exclaimed tho German. "11ein
Goit. shon, vot wood do suwpose Jon
vas TO diof' 'sWell. % hesitatod John,
II suppose you would have 70 get along
without me then. The old man took
several Whifil fEom hia big pipe and
caid nothing. AZ last ho grnvoiy ro-
mnrkod, e'Voll ehon. guess yen pot
ter gonsider yourself dead. "--b bulinoir
Journal
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1896-05-19

The rnomoif1 Of 0rnctal Marriott upon
ne fret French omp|ro relate hat, On
tto oocnsion a very foEmni distribu-
tlou "a rewards made ~ Nnpoieon baforo
Hatirhon. an old NftnHdIeF cemo forward
end demanded somewhat sharply. 20 the
ai0nihhment q an, q rrcrs q the ke-
aion of Honor.
"nua what hato yoa donsi'' aid Ma
poieon.
sWhy. sire " said tie soldier. 'sit
wna who, Ga the dessert a. Xafa. whom
% was terribly boz and you were parchad
with thirst. brought yon a watermelon. -
THANK sou. said Napoleon. ''but .
watermelon for q general q not worth q
cross Of the Legion q Bonor
The ercnadicr dew into E violent
rara "Woli. then" be shonlcd. n
oGppcs1 thzt TIE seven Wonets shet 7 ~,
a. Arcola and n1 Lodi and ai Au1feriitl
andn Friodlsnd So fos uolhIes. ehg Ny
n campaItue 80 Itniy. 10 Egypt n
An1tia. in Prussia, and 10 Poland you
don't count ] eupposof'
''rul, cut. tuti" exclnimed che en-
peror. ''H0w you do eot excited when
you come 70 the essential point of the
whole matter ] make Jon uown cheya.
nor of the Legion Of Honor Cor Jon
wounds and your campaigns, bui don'l
tell me any more about your waler1nsl'
enrf
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1896-05-19


Queen Min q Korea was ErcaiIg a..
liked By her rnbioola The huahaul
who was entirely under heS iuiiucncs.
did exactiy what rho wished. and negeE
prevented her from getting mona5 from
the people bJ any posaibis means. She
eold every Once 81 the govornmOut %
the highest bietes Sud aspeIied tlif
purchase When people preferred not %
buy en- of8cs bccauso the price Waa
higher than they couid pay, De offend
ins pesaoa was put n F7ircr and hie
money taken from him. She had fcrco
q ukisatc detectives Ecattercd through
che country, and any cne ccmplainiug
q the queen o. diaapprOving oi her
methods waa inipriaoned without family
o. friends being notified She lived IN
constant terror of assassination, and took
endless precautions 20 prevent it She
Eat mp ail night IN one q her several
bedrooms and 10 one but her intimnto1
kngW when ahc slept
Under cna bodrcom there war q trap
door. with steps leading 20 a room b.
low. where she always kept ON guard 40
couriers and q vehicle. IN caHe she
wished 70 esoape from the palace e. q
moments notice Queen MIN surround.
ed herself with sortuno lellers and made
continual sacrifices 20 gods Of ~ KINDS.
The sincerity Of her motives is douht.
fol. when it is known that she installed
4 prophecies and made the king, Til
Rheo. believe that ho must obey Der.
having firut given orders ug 20 wha,
tho prophecy ahopld be-philadplrhir
Infnnr.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1896-05-19

The man with bic coat collar turned
% aud his hat pulled down ever bic
a9os. Who was slcnchins along Al fhe
shadow ol ne buiidlnas. 9uddeniy book
onod 20 the man on The othel side oi The
ssreet
"Hers'aa s eruli. Biil. % - naid utca
iho other had csced oEoF.
s'Wot iof'f nake6 Ett asu1Ys
s'Ihin here hougo, replied ih1 al-t
nnoatsr. "It'1 Just iike nndin fhines
all oxed a0r Fou. enme bioolnin i1iot
has gene away an iefi ~ iatehhsy ln
tho DOOR
Blil toxin lonD ioqk AZ tho hoaee and
then shook hin head.
sfon Mn have Il. p 30 naid "a don't
want nuthin 90 40 win tho anne "
''Wol's " natieIf
''Iha sa,t>f wol Lives hero ain't 20 -
lrugled Ht'1 a low down mean. IlIcAy
ouaa. no nin't gol no lcelinl IS an
"D'ye know himf
"No. hnl I VaH hefe onot before. 80
Ia, % 30 bis game. ho lets the 10y just
like that before. nn thought il was
dead oaey. went up au tried 90 turn
81 "a ikunght was teln olootrocoled
anra.
"Naa hs wolchln iar youf
i'Walohin nulhInI Ha'8one a. lhe'e
here elaoltictI guys. nn he inat alIesa
iIe koy In there 50 catch Suckers. turns
4 m|l|ion roli battery on 40 noee 20 hed
Iuo1I1nl toach i1af teI II ll Uoald lol
100 |nlo ihp Bank 81 Nn1Ian6 ~
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1896-05-19

In the opinion Of Professor Aanph
Hail. AZ recently expressed. tho prohiom
Of the physical constfution of tho moon
q ono that JET remains 20 be soivod. o.
the 'cr9terl. " scattered al ogcr horsur-
laca. the volcanic theory oi formation
fails, ho thinks. 10 b satisfactory. An
other notion 20 which he refers % that.
ages ago. the moon was surrounded by
tNarms Of 'moonleis, which eventual
~ were precipitated upon tho laooR b
saTface. forming tho crntcre ncw eeen.
Thus, the Mare fmhrium wan craaiod
~ the impact Of q huge moonlef. 90
miles IN diameter. which. ~ striking.
wna raised 10 such q high temperature
us 10 melt its substance An immease
hoio or crater being formed whure it
struck, the molten material of the naco1-
iet spread 10 every direction fnr a vast
distance. partly flllng up ether cxalesa J
fragments aew % distances Of d thou
sand miles. sooriuE out deep iurrowa
one Of the latter. Is now seen. being 1877
miles long. 10 10 a5 miles broad. sad
with a depth Of u 900 feet
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1896-05-19

Talk about q woman wiiii Why. up
lu Lanllns resides 8 lady who haa Ca.
ioyed sood beaish and yet has nol bean
oata'fs to doolgard fo1 "a yoarH. On
enc ocoaslun when gho reluIncf home
COO late % So auppol to- hll hul1aud he
arumhlsd ard ealf ihAl hs hotet tha
nert time 90 Wo,h ta1 ~ wonld iFaak
her leg. This "a lho Wonan Co declare
che TooIt newer a1aIn lo oolsIdo tie
yard Ialor when ihe Aa.1ana died. ol
gamorso probably. tho loloe lh oas.
So % ~ saio aid tlcd % no farther
and nom t1at Tins hal never icll thc
ptomis,a. TX Kalamazoo osstl,a
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1896-05-19

Hupssiniendont Beach Of tho airooi
oieanina department SONS timo sines
foand q eS gold coin On curhalona.
and e proVad % h1 6 curiosity. worth
rs much a. two ordinaIy 6 pieces. Ua
acoo1ut cf its having hesn ''mies
niruoh''-that "a q had not bean placed
nQuaroly in The die, and tho milling o.
ola siaa was sons distance from the
edge. WhiIe o. lhs Other aido there we
none. On mentioning the faot 20 en- eua-
nlogee in the San Francisco mist -
Waa toid that the coin Waa o0uute4foit.
and thnl q wa plaoticaiiy iupoalibig
t1at g s1in 10 dia1gurad could hHge
been ia1ued from any government mink
when tho coin was pfoducod the tuiu.
amployee, afier rHtiina e 20 al aoris o.
tegis. had % admit that it was q E1nu.
Inc coin. siruok at che Philadelphia
mint. where every coin Daa11a thf0u4h
the hands a lonE psraona who examine
q fur defects nnf ~ said he wcaId nol
hare bol,sgod le po,albl, fcs aach 8 coin
% o1eapo lhnn had 30 nol ee1n il.--
Portland oregonian.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1896-05-19


The porto a tho abort nanu Of The
uuhlime porte. which is the ol1oial wsy
a. speaking o. tho Turkish government
In the oaat tudiciai business q transrct-
Cd AZ the city d palace gatea Ono story
eays thet The snllan of Hagdnd pit a.
the portal Of hia palace . pieoe Of anHed
black stone of Mecca. thus making his
gate the porte. Another says thas Sultan
OEkhan built 4 gorgeous gn1e 60 hie
place IN Broussa Both of thsao stories
are probably untrue - far - they pug
port 70 explain tie nelno Is applied e
the Turkish government Junt ~ the
Bziiirh cclrs ia called fhe court q 81.
James and the late Preach court that
of the Tnileriea. booanss thelg hoad-
Qunttere were 81 the rnlaceg q s.
Jameh and aha Tuilories fespacliveiy, %
ne Turkish court sot che na1ns aablime
porte booause rs heldqnartuEu We1e Ia
shs palace a Bab-i-Hnmayun, cs the
Lofty Cato, ia Consianlinopls. Iha
nams hns bsen attached 20 tbs baildina
IA that city which shelters the four prin.
eipai departments Of iho goyernmenk -
New York Sun.
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1896-05-19


me hroath Shat suslied Ne buala tiaee
Or woke tho warcry'a stormy thrill,
Though cold the breasts 70 kindiod l411
n heard ~ fEoedom'a antaea1a sti3l
our sacred slalnl In death they won
a cnree whose Justice never diea9
Ard ~ nrf iard from eHn - san
i 1a1iant with their aaeddoe.
First heroas q auai strife,
Zho proud degrees q fame they ans
Mnncbled from tho files of life
40 hings bg right q bravo eood wiz
Eseh rules N slsep Z eonquered realm.
We - not he1e what pIlIoWed hoa1
Wore corded has o. foaihcrea helm.
They an ara crowned amaag she dsaa
We own orr ggay, our homuFe decks
eith oiierinss saest thair oAalabszr
Hfctn,
Their sccpiora teach our reveront noc1n
A. round thqir silent thrunna we leon-
Nc tears for ihean, lnperisi 80
Ihrir honofo blpon VITA IIch inoTla1if
hnl all 3 nation 3 Lore A. aot
80 euard ihelF palaces q paaps.
Hfing srihaia e. lAeis persisted prime.
theiF coantTgia 3 loss. uul fraeaoln'l i'llai
And uFoathed with lail1. 1oaola q tine.
In glolS 10 ihlm rest and 1uigr.
--4hefon Brown in touth'g ccuDaricn-
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1896-05-19
LoNpoN,s eREAT ~.
The uuua q tho Metropolis Psnoirn1es II
with Ever Varying Cadence.


The Hum % tha Metropolis Psnotrnees He
With Ever Varying cadenos.
Tho greatest attraction Of hyde park
Is one which Londonors aud most visit
ors fail to discover and appreciate. It is
a unique and subtle chagm whose mean
ing only those can know who have fall
on underits spell. Hydo park, bo Il 70.
membered, Is the only great plot Of
verdure IN the world set ia the very
center Of greet city. Boston Common
Is but garden compared with H. Cen
tral park may soon be hemmed In BY
New York's teeming millions, but not
yet. Hyde park Il . grateful rofugs og
silence IN the midst az turmoil
upon iis outer borders dQea
mob infringe Wi(h,~
ton row. away no
fashionable prom
rest. tranquility, M
ience, bat IN its place u
g the mysterious cham oft1t
Finda seat upon bench IN lhe milll
Of the wide, sweeping, open green who're
the oyo soes only grass and trees, with
10 aign of the vast city on any aida Sit
gor q few moments and iston-lisloD.
and ihero VIII como to your cara the
most wonderful sound Ia an the world
lt is the voice o. Lond0n--an ever
changing. inarticuiate. pregnant solil-
Guy One day q viii BE- the gentle
murmuE Of 3 sea ahoIl Again IL is the
harsh grinding q the mill o. the gods
crushing human grain beneath iis upper
and neither millsionoa The mighty but
distant roVeEboration is sometimes g
triumphant harmony, sometimes q minor
note, melancholy aud daspairing. The
myriad tongucd voice which cornes from
tbs east Is suIlen. pfolestlns. enduring
that from the west q 3 careless ohcEua
Of pleasure and prosperity; that from
che north is = hopsiul strain o. patient
progress; that from the south ia q ca
donce Of struggle aud sorroW, and The
whole q . symphony oi human life. ma
jeslic. inapiring, Infinitely pathotio-
Nowhere 1avo IA this spot does ths
greatness of London impress iiseli uncn
Ma-Bostoa Transcript
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1896-05-19

"a elar0s on the nanha a. ne Nua uea
Nns Prom cairo.
Ihs oldest of nil Ere ohsllahs - ere
hcnutliul ore ui rosy granite which
stands alone amonf The sreen aelda On
lht banks Of tho Milo not far nom
CHiro Al is the rraVestono of q great
city which hns vanlahod end LETT only
thia relic behind THAT ciiy was Beth.
shemrs Of Scripture. ihe famous On
which is memorable 90 an Bible readers
as tho reaidenoo of che priest Of On,
Fo.iphelaA, whose daughter Asanaih
joseph married. The Greeks called it
Heliopolia. the city Of the sun. because
there lha worship of tho sun had iia
chief center and ila most sacred shrine.
1t was TIE seas of tbe inost nnoient uni-
Verrty In the world. % which youthful
cludenia came from an parts Of tho
world 10 icnrn tho oconit wiadom which
the priests 81 t5h alone c0nid teach.
Thalos. eoicn, Fudoznr. PyihnForsa
and Plato aii studied there; parharr
Moses COO. 10 was also tho birthpluUe u
tiio encrnd iiiorntnte ~ Erspt. rhess
were writton On pnpyrus leaves The orig.
ihAi chapter oE The Oldest book IN fha
world. seneEnliy known ~ ''Tho Book
q tho Dad, giving a most striking
account q tho conflicts and triumQhs ol
the life after death. q whole COPY oI
freRment ~ which every Eqyptian, ricl
og pcoz. wi1hc1 % hare buried with
him iu hts oofin, and portions Of which
are found inscribed on every mummy
oase and On the walls Of every tomb. "a
trout of ono Of che principal temples ol
the sun 81 this magnificent city stood
along with g companion long since Do
ntroyod. the solitary oboiiek which ",
now behold on he spot i alone hal
survived The wreck of al the glory d
she place. IL wus constructed by User
tesen \, who u supposed 30 have roipne,
$500 b. c., and has outlived all the dy
Basiio chgDgoa Of the land and stii
starda whore q originally stood nearl,
"a centuries aga. What appears Of u
shaft above gropnd is 06 foel 10 height
but ita base is buried IN she mud % tll
Nile. and yaar after year the inundatlol
Of the river deposits its ilm Of col
around iss foot and huries Il still dcepa
IN its sacred grave Pail Mali Gazette
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1896-05-19

President Hayes had foE ono Of bis
Ohio neiahbors taCty old fellow who
kept q small truck farm. DuFina flg
Hayes four years "a iho Waite House.
On one Of bis vinitl home. be passed this
old Enan's farm and faand BIN planting
potatoes. The president bang sonc.
what Of q farmer himself. noliOed some
cooentriciiy Ia his nolghhof'n style q
planting. and after little chat called
afiention 20 a. Ihe oldtman defended
he malhod. and 6nalIy Mr. Hayes Daid
% Be sfnrtod along, well. + aon'i think
yen win Rct the bo1t hind of q csop e
yoa pIaui 10 that manner. The farmer
rested hia elbows On TIE fgnco. They
ain't neitheE ono 81 u1 above hagln lanll
found with a. b said. "bui e you
ieal SO "a pEalId1ulIn tho unltsd States
yoaF way and 80 QN plauiiu pegtaioI1
ny Wny guess we woa't BE- oWp9 e'
ln the end ''--dan Eta11Iaeo CIl
Southwest-sentinel. [volume] (Silver City, N.M.) 1883-189?, 1896-05-19

We DO net moan punnina which % t.
eei-for ihaEs q 10 pun which ths law
euih0FiEes-bnt pannins ~ Eielahafa os
tie profession which calls iesoh legal
e 81 credited by The Gfoen Sag io Vice
Chancsiior Robertson of Ner YORK
The chnncellor was listening patiently
AZ chambers 10 "a nrgumenfniiYe con-
lici oVer tho Emount ol seo oiaimod
- 8 oonnsoi ~ fhe eiose Of the eon-
lontiun, De 1amarhadi
Let me have ypur papela and the
a1ldagiia Of iha expert, and / will go
what a feasible a. "a The fao. end win
ondearor 20 80 any Way to q Just eola-
iion beiWesn The contention On che one
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