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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-24

i.y have made her famous factor for good in
Australia She has aided In every way such noble
enterprises In her country ~ the Womans College.
the Home for Consumptives aud the Womsnhood
Suffrage League OF New South Wales She was
formally introduced TO the convention yesterday
afternoon and made brilliant and effective talk.
Tomorrow evening the children OF Toronto Will
make n great demonstration In Massey Hall. The
extent OF the W. e. r. T. work throughout the
world will be presented by three companies OF chill
dr.n. one representing the British nation and
carrying the Union Jack. They Will march and
form fancy figures while the band plays II medley
OF British airs. When the march II ended the chill
dren Will sing Rule Britannia The Stars and
stripes will then appear. one OF the companies OF
children representing America. They Will go
through ii beautiful march while the band plays
National airs. AT the last the children will sing
The Star Spangled Banner" The American and
British companies will then march together and go
through with a number OF pretty figures. while they
sing alternately verses from their national an
lhems This Will serve TO Illustrate the sentiment
OF the song The Tie That Binds Our Hearts In
Christian Love" and is believed TO be prophetic OF
that time when arbitration shall settle all national
dIsagreements rather than the barbarity Of war.
The third company OF children will represent the
foreign countries. and the band Will play many
different National airs while the children march
At the last. Hall to the Land Of Our Fathers
will be sung. and the closing rally and march will
serve to show how the white ribbon IL woven
around the world. The exercises will close By the
singing OF the popular Womans Christian Tenn
perance Union hymn:
Christ for the world we sing.
The world 10 Christ We bring
THE POLYGLOT PETITION.
On. Of the most interesting features Of the con-
ventjon will Le the public exhibition OF the poly
xot petition II 1. more than probs BILE that this
wonderful petition will be presented to the Ca
madam Government while the members OF the con-
yention and the worlds woman's Christian Tenn
perance Union officers are the guests Of Toronto
More than twelve years have elapsed since this
remarkable appeal TO the nations OF the earth was
written and Miss willard Gays II che had to rewrite
Il she would most certainly include the enfranchise
ment Of women among the requests specified She
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-24
; and who only understands how

think or act. and who only understands no"
TO be unhappy" sr ,ho a,e,cultv
of understanding and directing me, tner ,hsv hem
selves we're probably quite as dnicile" in ths,f
Youth: and that with patience all Will come rlsnt
IN the end II is curious 10 how the feminine
nature changes between the ages OF sixteen ana
fWenty-"sWeet twenty" II might truly be caii .S,
The crankiness and self-a bsorpion having by ina.
time disappeared like the fairness OF an un,Lipe
fruft as HE crudeness of early grlhood develops
into the kindly and benehcent qualities OF the
woman. Yes. sweet twenty II you Will ou' 'o'
sweet sixteen,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-24
THE MAN WHO LAUGHS.

A sense of humor under adverse circumstances
IL a most desirable possession it is the buoyant
spirits that float the stormng seas OF trouble,
and in the end come safely to port while the heavy
hearted and respondent souls go under. percep-
ton of the ridiculous Is panacea for many OF the
woes of existence and whoever has this consolation
is whatever be the Bullets of fortune not wholly
comfortless The stately opulent dowager who.
from the heights Of her position and assured wealth
serenely patronzes friend OF her youth and kindly
invites her TO afternoon tea little knows how the
poorer but cleverer woman sets her family OF in
shrieks of laughter as she initiates for their amuse-
ment the pomposity and pretensions or the great
lady who poor soul. feels quite self-complacen.
over her weil-meant but somewhat mistaken kind
There is something delightfully."- realistic in the
pye %h 90 When their andady gives them notice
to quit and retains all their luggage for back pay
nurse In their employ should not know Of the cir
cumstance The excuses they invent TO account for
that the obdurate andlady intends keeping the
box belonging the Superior young as well
up small debt and enables them to send The
son aS N IN
them from dispair. is admirably depicted. Care
fellows Hyperion, and certainly It is better TO
laugh than TO cry over the inevitable
SWEET TWENTY, NOT SWEET SIXTEEN.
Is sixteen sweet? Mothers as rule will agree
that the adjective is misappled. The maiden who
stands
With reluctant feet
Where the brook and meet
N ant 10 be either very unmanageable young
person. with the immature mind OF child
and the will and obstnacy OF woman or
a tender impossible sort OF creature with
feelings" who INDUCES in morbid introspection
and the luxury Of fancyng herself misunderstood.
The truth OF the matter is that sixteen is the ase
Of ali others that is the most difhcult for girl
frankly called cubs" and are generally kept so
busy az school that they have no time 10 develop
any idiosyncraey: but with their sisters II H. differ
emit adoescence with them Is trying period a
that curious personality. the modern young girl
who does not know how rightly TO speak or TO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-24
LADY WINDEYER.

One OF he most prominent OF all the foreign dele
gates H. Lady Windeyer the National superintend
fnt OF the department OF franchise in the Austria
liam W. e. Z. L. She IL from New South Wales
and her position. culture. wealth and natural sb
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-24
MpC BISHOPS CHARITY.
A PEEP AT THE MARX ETS.

The markets yesterday contained fine display OF
apples chestnuts, grapes and hickory-nuts Grapes
are still cheap; chestnuts are plentiful ana DEAR
vegetables are about the same. but hsh ana game
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-24

speaker Miss Rebecca krkoran. the dausn..
ter OF the pastor Of the Protestant Church -
Aintab. Turkey. Miss Krikorian organized stIons
temperance and rescue work In Aintab ana - o.
present IN this country endeavorng to raise money
for carrying on the work In Turkey. She has su.
ceeded In setting aside many Of the Oriental iaess
I'm regard 10 woman and her work and she has a.
compished wonderful task among both men an33
women In her native country. She Is s vUS
speaker and is well posted on matters perta'h'"s
Armenia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-24
The Cake-Maker's
Secret.

When the butter and sugar
are whipped to a cream, when
the eggs are whi Isl to a
foam, when the milk and the
-four and the seasoning are
prepared,-then a cake re-
auires, to ensure perfection,
Cleveland's baking powder,
measured according to direc-
tons on the box. 1t makes
the cake fine grained, light
and wholesome, and brings
out the flavor Of every IN
gredient.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-24
TORONTO WHITE RIBBONERS
MISS OLIFIA JOHANNsDOTTIR, OF ICE
LAND. TO BE A GUEST

THE roLYGIor PETITION. WHICH HAS BEEN
SIGNED IN FIFTY LANGUAGES Fr EIGHT
MILLION PEOPLE MAY RE PRE-
sENrED TO PARLIAMENT DUR
ING THE CONVENTION.
The city churches Of Toronto will to-day have
whte-ribbon ministers occupying their pupits. In
London two years ago. when the worlds conven-
ton met there. two hundred women delegates and
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MARINE NEWS.

HOCUIAM. Oct. T.-Arriyed-Schr Amer
lean Girl. from san Francisco for Aber-
deem
HOoUIAM. Oct S-Sailed-For San
Francisco, schr c. II. Merchant. from
Aberdeen: schr Twilight. frem Hoquiam.
SOUTH BEND. Oct. 9-Arrived October
9-Schr Jennie Thelin. from san Francisco.
COOS BAY. Oct. s.-SaiIed-Str Alice
blanchard: schr Ida Schnauer. tor san
Francisco: sailed October Str Truckee
fer YaqUina bay.
PORT ANGELES Oct. 9-Arrtved Octo-
Der s-Str Mineola, from Comox.
PORT GAMBLE. Oct. s.-Saiied-Sch-
Alice Cook. for Honolulu.
ASTORIA. Oct s.-Arrived-Str ALI
ance from Coos bay.
YOKOHAMA Oct 9-Saiied October s.
Br 81 Howard y. Troop for Tacoma.
HONGkONG Oct a.--Arrivsd-Br str
Columbia, from Tacoma
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One Death az t.awara.


Co-ssTANTTNoPLE. Oct a.-Ths sui
tan has received an autograph letter sron
the emperor o. Germany. conveying MS
thanks for the gift % a number Of cannon
captured from ths Greeks during the re-
cent war. The emperor praises the wise
noa sTatlon exhibited during Turkish ne
gotiations for the conclusions Of nears
with Greece and assures the sultan that
ne enjoys the faithful friendship o. En-
peroT william.
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That RADCLIFFE specialist of the highest attain
doubt That he looked further into the
than other
evidenced the remark
made Hundreds right here in Seattle and thousands through
well the West
health and their condition life this healer
below and well worth the careful
of all in needo of medical attention
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t1rike- In reply % r-rues. that n.
ZION % something toward cefrzyzrx -
expenses n TIE 2xnt fer RS HE. T@tss hzz
gn.ten- regr@tttug the irzsslity q TIE Or
sa1Lzsiio1 70 assist. owzag % ftz bad
financial STATE ard fhe fact that i n.d
consolidated with ths Arnarf~au Vss~ra-
IsSn % Labor. W0rden. however vx-prs
Deos. has the sympathy q ire anscu.
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SPORTING NOTES.

The fight between Dick Burse and Tom
Cau~er In London on Friday was won BY
Burge in hfry-one seconds. He landed his
right with tremendous force on Causer's
chin. and the latter dropped Ike log and
was counted out
At Glen's Falls. N Y. on Friday John
r Gentry and Robert J. broke the pacinz
team record, going the mile IN fauitleSs
style IN 2cTS.
J. A r Elliott, of Kansas City. cham
pion wing shot Of America. ard Fred Gil
bert. Of Spirit Lake. Ia AZ Kansas City
Friday shot a. Ice live birds each for zilo
q side ard the Kansas CITY star cup. Gil
hsrr von scoring IS 70 F!lloef's {.
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MARINE OBSERt AT1ONS.

Special Dispatch 20 the Post-InteIligeneer.
TATOOSH. Oct. a. 2. m.-Barometer.
% IS; cloudy. wind east, three miles. In
ward tug Tyee. IL noon, str Transit, 2,
m: tug Pioneer, s:IE p. n.
NEAH BAY. Oct s-Clogdy, calm. tug
Tyee IN bay.
PORT ANGELES. Oct s-Barometsr.
90 e; clear: wind east, three miles
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A nooza En- acukrys = ere latest thtrw
n this feature ~ the Eiend3ke excite
naent a& ere - the members 81 the
Grammar sNQedfeten NJ FrinE. the eV-
reaesahsr e TIE T-rIfr3 SesIes he saving
service shzs morning discovered Ear
sas sqec1Al teasat - rs eva fnnracstis.e
party - ten. ~ baTssius1 coHple ~
,savs aro % purchase three 8srkcys Ehe
sssner then making 70 oetectfe- 10 se5lt1x
snfus a. a. escA Tnts nanr.fae Frs-z
Gated 81 hssa - close tie Zeal Nv pew
s~a a-wn TIRE recay. Sut vas cs-.ty tal#
tAas shs sral vas or 4 can SEE SIS each
80 thA N~sses sAl& tha lwrar 'srs
thew aen't - fer Anythicg less- '--s'aa
Francisco Report
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YELLOW FEVER IN GALVESTON.



GALVESTON. Tex. Oct. s.-Dr. III A.
Wsss. member Of fha Galveston board
Of health. tonight maze TIRE so8lo4lax an
ho1acenents ~Dr. Gglfsras has reported
% Dr- Nyraz that there are slrnt pz~g-
I've cases % yellow fever irs Cszlv~sss-.~
despite the assurances % Dr.. GultsraS
perfect begiyz has Sc. r.. and eyerv
regular train leaving the city tonight :
packed with people s@eiEg from th@ ats-
ease and srscial trains are Ia demand.
One Death as Eawara.
EDWARDS. Mss. Oct s-Ths-. was
one death here today from yellow fever
that Of Ir. Burr Wslton. aud seventeen
Ess cazes
New Cases ne NabsIe
NOZZLE. Ala. Oct s-Fsve new cas.s
and three deaths - shs yellow fever rec
ord Tor TIE tyenty-foEr hours ending a,
neon today.
Nine Cases at New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS. Oct. s-rhe fewer ~tt,,-
alton Is practically unchanged. and NV
cases are even more numerous coming
from al parts o. the city. the foci being
widely distributed.
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S. -
COLDS

A Fan cod reefs as.sal1a- o. &, nay
'eaanx On a. Winter eng
II - = taken ia ems T. wil s-zrsly
.'5rsak %" a Colo e eveaty-f3glr hours
BY keeping a totsle q '-TT' handy you
w1n kssr free fr0= Gods
u ys1 feel 4 can o. sAaaas-. e eoss o.
- MI save yo1 t-e@ = Ca.a
Coiss A~s Ire 6Tras - Ua.ay IRA xfta
49, tAey may - fearless
sevezty-seTsn eGrss G-ss TnazsaEz. Ca
tara CogEhS ara Ss-a Tarca.-
\ A. cou7ansoz 70 'r-T' =
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Thrift. Horrffn- Yhriftr

From Architects OF Fate" by 0. s. Mar
den.
II man VIII begin at the age % - sri
lay by - cents every working day. invest
ing ~ per cent compound interest, he
vill have So 80 when ae e 70 years old
Twenty cents a day "a no unusual expen-
diture FOR beer or cigars. vet II nfty years
q would easily amount 70 - GO Even a
saving Of 81 a week from the date OF ones
atorftv would give him = 20 FOR each
az the last ten % the allotted years n
Hfe What maintains ore vice would
bring up two children
Ff~- Friday night DESTROYED twenty hux-
mas houses IN tsshsoubgrg O. Loss 100 Orc
insurance EEht.
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Suffering Women

Suffering Women woaa HsAi pa 5' h sr 'fs ssa
Beauty ]. snpessIols wishoas hesi.6 4 you vast wait
and glossy barr , you nlsi I'd yourself q sacs
ne wo6 pssnfl FregaIar saay or profas perl
8a eohaas 70 sun r and SIX Lev ae your feelings
s f So 'P RA H! d i q so @ saa ap your boSea
s,rshg;R ard beauty.
heart. saeS soa vsys l.8. .a65aeTe e srsa5a
RADCLIFFE advance Of other specialist or MEDICAL
Lungs ma Or Srsno s vsi es' A.. si fsrr
R RIa a.iiF
Liver and Stomach. naa.sSs s ha' Slsaaa 3D.
s geaa , 'onga- y,or a yf9 ss5 z rf q s
sarts1rn drop- or hairsss afs ms yoa may
aas s9 eoasoita,laa wisa DocTo RArciIFFE
Be delayed
Kidneys. or d Bss q {, HA ad Ps s a. sfs
accompanied by WEAK aching back sediment q Ene and
sal q ;hss s.a RAfcE s,ovs9
aa 1'ss sa &C sDselsls Uaea states
Bladder and Urinary. s. 9a '' ssH ,os =
srs.ar. sascnsr nsraigs. iassy 2 rsa af' ~ fs
seisaoe- -
Blood and Skin. 5sb I'd oa as s' gsa f s's
Impure boos produces esrbuuclss.
Sa ssrs sSa nks sras'l5ss aad s,esnsss sraaaTlss
sereacss vii aat cure yoa s1saI eoarss DoToI
iaspsrss sss ana 81 ts veins vie 70 esea.
general health
Piles s Fa Docfo E sPsFz Fl ~ s 1T 9e s.
Mail Treatment 5Es Rss e. 2. 92qg , T AL
tent . ths paasa 90 hs sgat-sn p s.a. trs aEoFa
always Ass-rsd Gan letters aassFss : sr'asn az
eaaTsa - ana vala.e tea.s esvo.sa = ssroas sd
asss u . "a 8 e oaiy Aires
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No. 10 for Dyspepsia.

INDIGESTION. WEAK STOMACH
d.. HUMP hreES = r1aopztAt@ MRazz&l g.
DISEASES a. y0-z Druxg-E< o. Magls1 k-ree.
500 - Gr2ggsSSA ~ xe1t "a receipt O.
5 ca y csas 90 g. H1mpArsysf Med
-, Coz- WA~-411 al -aa2 So. NeW
y Xxx
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Weak Men,

Weak Men, BE- s'Rs .r BE or yss eass he
ey effects Of such folly Free yourself from the mIssT+s
wasting away Of manhood weak sehng back
ganfd Sleep a sssns. aespondsney @
Bty sSs e aa 91 or h gaT y6a uSass I, en-
Icy sOPs ct he IS sne q o as m maa n more
peTisnce and sreate s9ess n ne t sn q eoreat Re
Ba u o you out iT n, p'f hs World win lie sns~
GonOrrhOea be your own nae ssc; . Many have MADE ms
eieety discharges sing ard aaay tn
with los. sexual power GO Immediately 70 DOCTOR
You are Win very daylight
NariCoceie pocroR E1rcLIFF.E has new mel s;hoa
extremely rare cas- IS surgical operations
Svphil;s AZ ne eoaaaE e Dante s29s si ga.: . his
hereditary contrctee allowed to take is
e. - tsEs IN sgsss mo re sood aad 6o9es aad
a2y Is 2st As lss aa 'e en sna s ss
sypnlis for ne I'm 49, ye es,I5ren = e - y5urt
VIII sansT-out vii holt nJarlo,.s esass bJ1oE .
iaIa tie disease and leaves the system
Catarrh as sSs S Z ;soe load you prodas.
aches ringing defective hearias soreness q
throat bronchial tubes dyspepsia loss Of
yoa are thus a-nc ed moments relief hy
b. taxing pocToR RATCLIFFErs celebrated Treatment
Rheumatism. s .s si.s ss I q ,s fas
: s:y form Of 'A'' H' "i'A unsurpassed 'H 'a' sue
Ruptu DocToR RATcLIFrE ssss 70 Eni:s
Hgature lie has sate ard scientific IEeatnsat
whcs Invariably roiuess srastfytar results
cs1ees ihs rupture 70 heal broken baas ualses
Delicate Organs ar. sa s "a de a a al sA +s
s-sss shSl: = t.satsa Ss sy re s.5a q an SET
bars pernansn: n la.x DoTR kAIIIFsk a.s s.sSs
them vi tas Utmost eauoa san and success
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Laa Seal rAsaaocrNtg- eu-x-rss a. Yys7.-
ezrg aeree1es1 fhs rr0hlalEfcr zzsseSt
p2rf' fst2s - s4ecetaEs foE z2ezuaers Z
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evil effects OF such
night emissions. ex
wasting away OF II
frequent. painful u
nervousness, sleep
piGlty. loss Of am b
mental and sexual
10Y some OF the Ike
TOR RADCLIFFE
perisnCe and create
than any other 50
will ~ you for pie
send you out Into I
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Delicate Organs.

affected 81 auls bs
Otherwise the pate
kars permanent n
special study q Al
and treats them VI
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FEanna- tAe expert eAlropoaist IS Earxs
E444ins.
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GOnOrrhOea.

mistake. and have
gieety discharges. U
famuation q the .
with loss OF sexual
RADCLIFFE, who
YOU are with the We
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er hereditary CT co
course AlthcC gA
is wav through n
finally becomes aim
ttR-v STAGES as lsp
syphilis for the tim
daunahie curse fro
VIII suTer-but wit
CLIFFE completed
taint. and trace q {
and healthy state
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X II tn r c.

or lERtare- he has a
whica - known - I'd
which invzrta c}y 2 rod
causes ths rupture 20
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Catarrh

aches. ringing u q
throat. irritation q
petite. impure bloc
you are thus aThct
taking some cheap
b. taxing DoETO
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Rheumatism.

Won from time - = re.
explain your condit ion :
every form ot Ehs1 matt
cess
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Syphilis.

OF treatment. an un
extremely rare cas-
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Bladder and Urinary.
Mail Treatment.

he usually desire. e. tsass O
tent % the pasaeuf. BIT "a -
CORES pou dance e 90 usaFsY
ars z1Eays asSzres1- fSsxT1Akn
gzzEs To thoSe : sss-r8 ranx
charge. rs Few ard valas DE
s@xHsi diseases . me- 1lFa
days. - % n T. T. 8a1y. A4l
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Rer~es ma fves r Germany 81 American
E1anufac-7frers an3 IRE TniteS States cor
s1is "a thls country Rave noticed lately a
Ereas deal - efsoGestE upon tire PARK %
German 1sae1fa cturers. especially II
SounsD berg sud "a TIE Rhine distress
Co1sal Monaghan. 90 Cheunitz ha~ fss.
seut A report - Nasatzrtcn rfvs.e .hs
facts and names -; only .a regard 10
initiating Unee8 Sfates geafe ana aa+.-+
iafTf1Ee1.ents beg also regarding trcorrec.
Invoices Ar Parker. Is patent lRWye- -
Chlcsso. aas 1eE4a sass fn the ,9.--.,-
cr'a-.s aEssass q azus seer ~ rhs v-r-ss ~
tenders Eaaert Gir51shaw reurese- f.r-.-
IS ~Eweer ~ America lrun ana rre--.-e
concerns. jess - -1e Goup ants
Tha taFars-N gsefhe8s ~ teesz S-re,-...
German uta- -Eaetassrs a11 sastsr~ q 8,
'etaf0 1rss- - CONTRACT. the exclusive -.-.-
resent Rfsca of valuable A1usr.-a1 r,z-e..-.a.
and men ss3re specimens Next sh-v
abandon aa eEarf g. sea any q the~- t,.-
trste2G taev initiate Ene~s closely s~s
place esaeoafs as ths market al ru4,-
Erlr1s ~ the Aa@r-5ean rr#-ss @-r~a
tAess merchants svea bad ~ Ac,9rass =,
eater tae efers 5s& aTttcses ara 4ss-
TIE ATsF- aTf ~5sz themselves s-.--.-
s5e3 ever ~ eKslb.ttors hsre ana &c.
Wa@rs ore ease il 81 rs~or5 where 50
HFsageoert tseN sssrcftfnE VAx rs--sry-ss
ard eEausle3 sfessa sNd thsv xere ~
trrea II = competition s1r a p-5ra
IRE Ualte3 Ssa.-s s-hasszs ,r A-s-.u~
q. whlte eas gore away O. I-a~s . A.
ir3srzlss tlase
Doctors KHrvesaE as Ca.sxsrs "a.
Aaasrsear delegates 10 sas fs--osv --- So
have nsea resolved ~ tha Imperial -
ce1is-
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accompanied by a
S1r1e times win PAR
Tenf q thaxe 1iss
himself 20 De beyon
most succe saul HDe
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rns British government is also consider
II tie adoption OF an Internal bullet in
wstsd n Birmingham. This bullet IL
ssas II lead and instead OF being conieai.
hs top Is level and has a cup-llke cavity
q Entering the flesh. this bullet acts like
apsnch. cutting a clean round hole. which
safs Eot close. The bullet begins TO ex-
pad Immediately after entering. and after
B has travelled SIX inches IL produces a
asxrd hole three or four inches IN diam
Ger The bullet Is said 20 be the most ter
sslf knewn and Il Is a question whether
Is ase vii be a breach OF the International
czysnf!on
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-08-05

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