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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-16
DIED STANDING UP.
Nan at Suisse Creek Does Not
Fall When Dead.
A MOST REMARKABLE CASE
John Nelson. . Rsncaer, Dies Of Fright
or Exrisem~ns while Boar
Hunting.

O. II. Busserwcrth. acting as deputy
FOR Coroner AzkAn- returned yesterday
evening froxn Kent, TO which place he had
bsse1 sxzrnmoaed BY . telephone message
from LIT. soase, which stated that there
was n case a. Suisse creek that 1eTnaEced
investigation Mr. ButterTxorth wens eat
yesterday morning ard witn Undertaken
AsrrfsIa OF keas. drove zine miles into
the country 70 TIE place q JOAN Selscfa.
On Salse creek, where oue Of the ssrzns-
ezs deaths On reccrd e this county c3Ia-
frcnted the Official
Nelson was rancher living with bis
wife and three children In the almost u-l-
inhabited wilderness All summer tie
eaghborhoed has been infested with oesrs
and asnosx every house and cabin alons
the route from Kent to Nelson's place
has the shaggy peits hanging on the cat
side az arr ar1essation Of the numbers that
have been slain Friday, while Nelson
was ozE moving his oats. he heard a
crunchsng Of the leaves and dried sticks.
undor the heavy tread of something IN a
Ssuu15 OF basass. and made Up his mind
al once that there was a strange oTuin
ealing on him He went al once 10 ais
house and informed his wife OF the fact.
and after loading q doubia-bAvrel Saos-
gun 70 the nuzxle with RluEs he TelraSed
his steps 10 the place where the noise
had beea heard. That was AZ o'clock In
the afternoon. AT O'Clock yesterday
morning ne had not returned. and be-
coming alarmed Mrs. Nelson set an IN
sestigatIon on foot. with the result that
shortly after henry Ham1a and klinger
Smith, two other ranchers OF the neigh
borheod, found Nelson standing al a lcg.
about breast high, with his gun cooked
ia an attitude as II about 20 fire, stone
dead. over beyond the log the berry
bushes had been trampled down ant
stripped OF fruit. and TO the experienced
eyes OF the r&Hshers the surroundings
bore the signs az recent visit OF bears.
and calculated TO have been about Ire
time II would have taken Nelson 20 reach
the place. after leaving his house.
The supposItson IS that tac dead man.
who had been under treatment for aeart
disease for some time past, followed the
bear or bears into the brush and While
tracing his way. on the alert 10 shoot.
came suddenly upon them. IL IS taen
supposed that resting across the log 10
FIRE, the excitement of the moment rup-
tered one OF the arteries OF tina heart.
killing him Instantly. leaving the nervous
fingers pressing upon the trigger guard
The body had sunken very little from
an upright attitude. After noting the
facts Deputy Coroner Butterworth turned
the remains over TO Merriheld. who viii
bury them In the cemetery at Suiss creek
today.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-16

II. fane-z' ~ Fre3 Davis. late book
Keeper a. stesean & Poss's TIN, ~rfH take
~sace rails Hn6.rinx from ire chapel cf
Bsnney A stewart a. o.eiock. some
very teaastfal eorai rsecss. contributed tv
soeas % rs macy friends. were Delivered
last evening ara others ws3 he rsasss3
tass morning Oh ihe dad mans hssr. Tns
s5absarers wtlI hs r. g Calhoun. William
Ssewsrt NJ. =. HAYNES, =. = Smith- DR.
J r Waite ans r r. Stewart. and an
honorary isSt os p&l2Searers fs rn&ae N
of r. Z. Sanser =. A Mckenzie. r =
Robinson. J. u. Lang. Eeene. y ". Rass
G r. Patton .na r J. Etnvharn.
Rev. pT Shaaktsa E1ts deliver The -sx-
mon. snt musical preErsnrn~ has been
arranged ~ Pro- SAargss, zusong the arm
ssrs % wstSh All se /. selo By James
owszs TIE snse~usns viii ,. n Iaxs
View csrnesN~y
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-16
Blanket Bargains.

Here's a chance 10 bay blankets Tor
winter USE. These ara best banker val
neg you have ever BEEN offered
q PAIR SOFT Finish Io-s size Gray
Tglankets. coiors1 borders. good value.
for 81. special price &c.
lo5 pair Fancy Stripped Blanksta
soft ana fuzzy. very desirable for bath
hlankeis or loungang robes, sterling
vaisse AZ 81 8. raie price &C.
fss Pair Tan Cslorea Blankets. fancy
borders s3ienslE quality. jest che tfin~
for bed shxets. would b. cheap at va.
special price E1.is
- Pair oliver Gray Wool siankftss
large size. extra quality. scscsAl value
g75
x pair rs-t White Blanser Sheets,
~olsred borders. good quality. s9saaa
&c.
WHITE ArsI~wcsoL BLANKETS.
rtva4s- from Ere Celebrated Oregon
.rstv wcesea rnfIs Imperfect, osit hardy
-,e~~sn tIbse az tremendous sacTifce-
a. par IA Svhits Al Wool Blankets,
slightly Imperfect. wDald BE- cheap az
sc. xpecfal 8.
- Pair ~ Al Wool Write Blanse,s.
sHxhsly imperfect wsn ~crsA y
sezelzl 10
= PAIR ~ Al woos waite Blankets.
slightly Imperfect. regular va4se sas
special sl-s9
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Rugs, r1aftings and
Draperies.
A FEW LEADERS.

This weeks special features VIII be
our new stock OF nTlpery Silas. oraen-
tai Stripes, etc. Those who have been
waiting on this line viii please call as
the goods are now ready for delivery.
Four colers OF Art ftrapeFy Goods 80
inches wide for Sc a yard A more ar
tistic or pleasing effect was never Of
fered for thu money. can be used for
any purpose. 1t washes well and the
colors are fast
villa cloth, IS inches wide, ak shadss.
two shades Of Old Blue. Tan, Nile
Green. Corn and Old Rosa. These
goods are plain IN a watsrsd effect
weave whlch makes them Invaluable IN
the hands Of artists for fancy work.
Stc a yard.
Headquarters for lace curt aims. pcr-
tseres, table covers. couch covers, piano
scarfs. valance fringes. art denirns.
flgnred and plain, cords for pillows. or
arr work. 100 per yard. Curtain loops
In white and gold. white and blue. etc.
iAc Per pair The latest.
A window shade. = inches wids. feet
long. SOC. All complete. call to see them
before buying.
Linen warp mattings i5c per yara-
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Hosiery.
Ladies. Hose. FAT Rla.

Ladies. Hose, Fast Black, 50 pair.
Ladies Hose. Fast Black, Seamless.
extra values. Ice, i2izc.
Ladies' Hose. FAST Black, Sea mless,
Is 2-3c worth &c.
Ladies' Hose. Fast Black, Seamless,
&c worth 35c.
Ladies Hose, Fast Black, Seamless.
IS Ia worth 5ec.
Ladies' Hose, Fast Color Tan, seam
less. 1sc. &c, sc. soc.
Chndrens' Heavy Fast Black Hose.
Zoe
Childrens' Heavy Fast Black Seam
less Hose Izisc, i5c.
Chlidrens Heavy Fast Black Seam
less Hose. special value. 2ec pair.
Childrens' Extra Fine Fast Blaok
Seamless Hose &c, % i-sc, aoc 20 TIC
pair.
Boys Extra Heavy Fast Black Ri
cycle Hose &c.
Odds and ends in ladies' Jersey RID
underwe ear at half price
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-16
New Caps for lien, Boys
and Children.

Mems Golf Caps. in dark blue slotA.
&c.
Mems Golf Caps. In ehsvtots and
Scotch mixtures. SOC.
Mems Golf Caps. In imported ciefhs.
Tsc and 800.
Mems Goif-Yschf Caps, the latest. IN
blue and mixtures. TIC.
Mems Corduroy Golf Caps. suitable
for bicycle rieers. &C.
Mems Yachting Caps. IN blue. $50. bos,
Tso. sf.oo. $50.
Boys Golf Caps. IN dark blue cloth.
&c
Boys' Golf Caps. IN chsviots. mix-
lures ard corduroy. soc and &c.
Boys Fatigue Caps. with or without
guns, soc.
Boys Fatigue Caps. new style. worn
By ~ e army, bDc.
Boys Ysoht-Goif Caps. very nebby.
T5e
Boys Yachting Caps. IN blue. re.
soc.
chirdrsn's TNarbans. in blue. tan sne
red. - and soc.
chiidren's. Sailor Caps. So, $50. rlos.
g2s.
chslaren's Nitfy Caps, Use, HH.
Misses and chlidren's Tam q ahaa-
tiers. ali new styles and coIors ard vita
or without feather. SOC. 7sc, 100.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-16

Wool Plaidz, Scotch and French
Piaids. very suitable for waists. TRIM
mings and chiIdren's dresses.
5 Inches wide Coo yard.
40 inches wide SIC yard.
10 inches wide 81 and SIS yard.
Silk Warp BFslliaastne. 4 very new
fabric. has all the effects OF Taffasa
silk Old Blue and Tan. Brown aud
Black. Rose and Grey. Blue and Green.
Is very good for underskirts. ruiiie. etc.
AZ inches wide sL5o per yard
Clay Worsted Serge In Grays and
Navy Blue. Browns and Black.
q inches wide IS yard.
Heavy Tweed Effects In Gray and
Brown mixtures.
4s inches wide SOC yard.
81 inches wide 81. IS yard.
IS inches wide SIS yard.
Cravanette Serges. warranted water
proof. extra special values. As inches
wide 500. IS inches wide Is. 52 inches
wide 81 50, 50 inches wide N.T5 yard.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-16
CANNED SALMON TARIFF.
Cheaper Rates From seattle to All I'm
portaut Eastern Points.

The Great Northern announces lower
rates on canned salmon from Portland. As
,orta and Columbia river points. Seattle
and other Washington points TO long List
OF important Eastern towns. The joint
tariff announced recently gave the follow
ing rates: To New York IS cents. Phila-
d~jphia q cents. Baltimore s. cents and
poston s. cents. The rates 90 the follow
ing towns may be sseertainsd by adding
fhe local rate ses opposite each 20 the new
York. Philadelphia. Baltimore or Boston
rate respectively. as shown IA tbs follow
ing table.
For instance. the former rate from Seat
tie 20 BufTaio was - cents. To ascertain
the new rate. find opposite Buffalo. New
York. IS" The rate to New YORK Is s.
cents Add Is, equal 81. New rate TO
Rufgaio 81 cents.
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something OF a Para lox.

A Kentucklsn, Il Is said. drinks whisky
in winter 70 keep warm and In summer
10 Keep cool. at least such 10 the story
soma things are good al the yesr round.
Feor instance F-R. CO. hams and bacon
ara delicious in winter snd delicious In
summer: IN fact. they are delicious al The
time The quality Of F.-B. &C. hams.
bacon and lard l. always the ssne-ssees
goods are OF unvarying excellence. House.
keepers should keep in mind when they
ara ordering ham. bacon or lard that shs
Pa Co brands are not only the best
s,,A IN this market. hut are also home
,.-.4,,~f. ara when they buy them they
... ,a.ronszfng horne industry.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-16

Infants Baskets on Stands N.T5, s27t,
s4.5o. s.. $3.50. 1916, as. S2-6o each.
Infants Baskets Without Stands.
60c. 55c, s5c. ST.. sl.25. si.s9, 20 So.
Office Baskets. CSC to s1.3.
Work Baskets. DC, Sc. SDc. ssc. zoe.
Sc. 50c. COO, &C. 75c, 81 TO N.15.
Lunch Baskets. l5c. Sc. &oc, 5eo@
Wood Baskets, s.. IS TO s2.s6.
Knife Baskets. csc.
Music Racks, s25o, ss.ss. 1914
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-16
Want. a Foreclosure Decree.

August Meihorn yesterday sued Belle
Haines personally and as administra-
;fsx Of the estate Of J. C. Haines, de-
ceased. and Burton G. fiaines, her minor
sn. 10 recover ESQ principal and inter-
sss az the rate OF per cent per annum
from January o. 1895. together with attor-
nes's fees and costs The note. which WAS
rsade July 2. 1857. Is secured by a mort
gage on lot Il and the southerly one-third
o. lot 1. block g.. OF A. A. Denny's addi-
ton 10 the city OF Seattle. The property
Il located At Union street and Seventh
avenue. A decree OF foreclosure Is asked
TOR plaintiff waving his rights for de-
aelaney judgment. He asks that the
property be sold. and after his claims are
satisfied that the remainder be given TO
Ms. Belle b. Haines and her son.
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Electric Reduction Co.

c. r. Tstro. A. f. Nichols. l. n. Sled
n&n and II. A. Knapp yesterday filed ar
ticass OF Incorporation OF the Electric Re-
deetsan Company. Tho objects of the
eororation are TO extract metals from ore
ny electric or any other process OF smeit-
ne or reduction and 20 carry on gen
srsl mining and reduction business The
capital stock in $500. 600, divided into shares
O 81 each. c. +. Tatro. A. F. Nichols
and l. h Stedman are the managing d.
motors and thu principal place OF busl-
hess Is Seattle
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Judge Langley has sppofnse1 Jess. I.
Green0agna adrstnszfrstcr o. the essate q
Theresa EsDstesD. deceased TIE szs*e~
Sied - Philadelphia Or IAnaavv 4 as
Leaving an estate worth tI.ssg III Kgr.1 ay3
Pierce co9nttss
~ Z. Atkinson was appointed sp4csal
administrator OF the sstafe ef frs~s
s~ynzsn By Judge Czbern y~s.ersay
ssyrs4n died on Angus las ieayaax a.,
s1Enin Interest ia she hsrk MAZDA 49,
~ - cash. al valued a. S1nDe
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LADIES' Stock Collars So reduced from
gse
IAsss.' stsck Cola - Sc reduced from
SIS
LADIES' Long Washable Ties DC re-
dueea from &c ard s5o.
Ladies' Satin Ties &c reduced from
soc.
LADIES' Satin Ties 80 reduced from
sc.
I.adies Satin Ties 500 rsiuoss from
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Jeans Psnts. 40. rN. ri.n. n.M
Csrhsrs Tnion-Mafs Psnsslosns. the
hest xo<yss rnade for voyfingusn, ss
z. -. g. e. f3., n.s2.
Nsn's Dress Psnfalooas - IN. AZ.
g - ant g.
we Btgil have q Hrsitei runbsr 81
stess geots On hand, snc y yoar sfse 10
here you can surely get bsfrair. as
shey are selling at i1sf about bali o.
former prices
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An Insane Butcher.

ny Soneymaker was examined before
Judge Langley yesterday and committed
"a the insane asylum. Moneyrnaksr - a
natsve Of Indiana. Of German rarcntage.
sEed Is years. single. and - a butcher ~
eceupstion. lie Is afflicted With paresis.
tbs Is manifested by indifference, trenor
end inability 10 give replies To questions.
TIE insanity Is The result Of excessive use
a. alcohol
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Cnnrt Nn,n..

Lane q Connolly were given Judgment
far KISS against Andrew Law yesterday
- Judge Langley.
license 70 wed was yesterday ISSUED
q Benjamin W. Kchaer and Kate ~.
1sssold. both os Seattle.
lsAge Langley yesterday made al order
eqnnruAlnN sale % real estate in the case
g l. ), Nelson rs. Hattie ]. Fri;E 81 Al,
Tie property sold consists Of the nofta
La1fty feet Of iet a. ia block 3. OF the
seSasA addition iaiA or By the heirs OF
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Ladies' Fine Satin slippers reduoed
from 81, $40 10 ssc pair.
Ladies Fine Shoes and Oxferds ~
duced from $50. -. s. 10 CSC . pair.
Ladies Fine Wei Button shoe. needle
toe. $40.
Ladies' Fine Kid Button SscA csth
top and new razor toe. last very
stylish, 50.
Ladies. Fine Kid Rutton Shoe. hand
turned. cloth and kid top. new razor
toe, $50.
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Notion Counter Specials.

Spools Bssting Thread for sc.
Doe. White Pearl Buttons for Zoe.
Cloth Covered Corset steels for SC
pair.
White Linen Chemisettes for l9c, re-
duced from Ssc
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The county teachers quarterly examina-
ton was finished last evening. The day
was devoted 70 the fnal examination or
twenty applicants for hrst-grade eertih-
Gates. The fffty-hve applicants for second
and third-sraae certificates finished their
papers on Friday evening.
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p. new stare 90 ~. Fsraya CO. No.
esa sesssas aVsaaa. wss thrown opea 20 re
~sesf- vrsssrs&y rssrnfnT Tbs erm has
tisalxvea great taste ans judgment = tsesr
css--hssss. zaa Il = safe 20 say gAsi 1Ast-
sss-k - one % Ire 1zsss o. tns ecast.
ThlS seek gso9s wsIi 20 sei3 AZ spssssl
rr.ccs-
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ksw black rgBrr. ss~ils-tsrs sssyfs.
~ y@~ss wsss. Srorys SO. res.sass-s 20 r. -
:, - eat \ Graham. rs Seeoa1
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Yea ar vn4S- ~ reans 80 o. s1atAy
avxvgxs Is fraua Sszssae - fAs $3.50 Fer
r.-ss,s ara al FzrgissIGrx CAB az &evthern
Yscsas Or ses. Seattle.
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The remains % C&9t A II Gilman.
w1sr are Sstl 81 Batferworth's. ~sll -
renewed shts rocrnInx 20 fhe family resi-
es1es. a. tA~ cs-rsr az Banner AMI EziIo4r
sEr~sEx. sroz whieh phase TIE funeral VII
Be laid a. 'cssSk tbs Afternoon.
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A Special Line OF Half
Hose Just Received.

Mems Fire ssamiess Half Hose. IN
black and tar. guaranteed fast cclofs
ard spieae.s wssrsrs. $50, or two fer
Iss
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Boys Clothing.

Nothsrs. yeu should see fns i've
pee. suits IN Strictly Al Wool ooots
,has wA ar- ssllinx FOR fta- Nov is
sra tine 20 get a o.rEa1n IN a school
suis. BEFORE the s,x@s are Drsksa
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Far tomorrow. stylish. wsls-nsae. pretty
...-a,,-,sr-S worth asc. viii be oTerea a. 90.
s~ ara $50 wrappers for Sc J. ;. GTA-
ham, It's Second
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Remnants.

All remnants. iaces. dress trinmaAgs
and eusaTolderies at half prieA
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Take Janes street car only airecs Ans
20 the circus
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We place on sale tomorrow complete
sock Of thu well-kuown and popular
tsaesstv's - 20 hats Tor the fsll and wsn-
Ter soft. sii- and Fedora. our s0gges-
rssn f. hat yet lock this line over before
purchasing a uew IA for the coming sea
son. Cheasiy's. Secoa3 avenue ana James
street.
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TIE hesrss - c&ya service examiners e
As internal ssye14e department. Eox Ia
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FRS, Regiment Band Lesshi PARK this
afternoon.
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TAKE gx=aes ssrves S2r. Suiy G4rses Ire
% ia Slrsa&
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LADIES' Belts 80 reduced frsa -
each
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President campero. Q, Bo'lvi., ei-s on
AnxnNs Z
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oh. h Pity Of 1t

II anybody has any advice he isn't
using he might send some to this I'M
fortunate young maj who writes as
follows to tie San Francisco Exam
'ner:
81 am a fairly good-looking younk
man, twenty-five years OF age, not
very large or very strong. | teach q
mountain school eight months In the
year for $50 a month. During the
summer vacation / pick berries for 4
cents a box. ! am thirty-five miles
from a railroad or postofice, and it Is
but seldom / see a paper of any kind.
II board with the trustee Of the
district, a grass widow forty years
old, with y family Of ten children.
She is determined to marry me, but
wants me TO pay s25 for the divorce.
As the other trustees are afraid OF her
she has things her owa way, and ]
feel that II / alb olutely refuse to
comply with her request | shall lose
my position ard suffer physically
also. as she scalded one man who re.
fused her.
,'She is a type Of the coming ws
nan-6 feet tall, weighs 200 pounds,
Flows her W potato-tield. breaks her
own horses and mules and chops her
own wood. Were | once hers all
these duties would fall to my
lot. She says that at the end of the
year she can sell her potatoes for $500,
and that II | dig them | can have
$50 (minus s25 for the divorcel
San the articles In the Examiner
give advice TO young ladies' Can't
some one advise an unassumine young
man and solve the weighty problem.
Shall he work or shall he wed aud
works:n
The Penn's Grove record., 1896-12-04


Washfnk<op Irving has often been ac-
cused az 4ayfnS TINT lttfie dogs and
children were influential members OF
French soclefy. II i quite true that in
the United s<atss 4 neyer noticed that
cioss and 4eafiu<nfai Intimacy be
tween human beings and q~uadrupeds
80 frequentl5 Seea Ii France. Amert-
can life s 10 active. 10 desperately
crowded. eit1sf rsefully or socially,
that perhaps II 6ees not permit the loss
OF time Inevitably broaght about by
friendly in3ercouixo Nth q dog. As
Tor chi1drea, / believe that their impor-
tance = equally great IN all countries;
but il lseexts }<tcIf ~ 4 more noisy man
ner h America than anywhere else.
EverythinS q sseri5iced to chem. for
they fepfe9ent Tie future, which is all
that counts "a ) country whose past u
very short, and Whose present IL q pc
Rod 81 hlshspFeesure development. Yet
20 oae mus 4E4poea that before pre-
sentlne N 46olozY for French children,
/ intsnd II azaiien American children.
as certain {f4xele1s have taken the nb.
erty d dSi1x xsky thonshtlsssly, al.
though fb6y had met Them only on
steamships can, ii IL fpteks. enjoying
1 holiday #3Et that ba6y&1cy which Is
ire chnza1t4fl1fic marx * The whole
race h&rs knoHn spme who were
rery 8ta brought mp. esen from our
point d xl61 aud ataou& those who
were DOT haze 6dmired ~presocicus
sensa, y<x4<lky q mind, quiet deterni
aatiopL 4nd capacity for seIf-goyern.
msnk QUALITIES Wisleh 1 SHOULD wish for
all onnSGent1z3