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Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-03-15
4THEssWORLD'S NAVlES,

Is. The following gives the exact
rank in 1897 Of the great naval
powers Of the world:
One, Great Britain; two, France;
three, Russia: four, Italy; five,
United States; six, Germany;
seven, Spain; eight, Japan; nine,
Austria; ten, Netherlands. " 3D.,
At the rate of liner ease indicated
by the number of vessels now au-
thorized BY the several nations,
Japan, will ia 1899 become the
fifth power in rank, the United t;!ai
States becoming sixth; Germany,
seventh; etc.
The above may be accepted as an
absolute correct statement OF the
relative strength of the nations,
su bstantiated by the author Of the
Army and Navy Year book, a
volume issued chiefly for the use
Of military and, naval officers the
world ~. r.-Cicinnatti Time Time:
Star. -. . ....... !.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-03-15
Broke the Game Law.

q
Minneapolis Journal: One OF the
largest fines ever imposed in the
history Of game law enforcement in
the no-th west waslevied in Duluth
yesterday against a man named
Kingston, prominent commission
man of Tower. St.hl1ouis county.
He was caught with sO3 partridges
In his possession. and the state COM
promised with him on the basis of
100 birds, making the fine 81 ,0OG,
which with costs made the grand
total 81, 100 80. i
The lowest fine under the law is
SO per bird, but the state vas afraid
that the jury might, not be willing
to find Kingston guilty when the
fine would have amounted to 5000,
hence the compromise. " !,
The state game Al d fish, commits
sion has been after Kingston for sew
eral years. In the last legislature.
while the game and fish bill was be-
Ing debated, Speaker Jones said on
the floor Of the house that there was
d certain man In northern Minnesota
who was believed to send 10000 cons
traband cartridges to market in d;
single season. 1t was Kingston to
whom he referred. The commission,
regards this as perhaps the most i'm
pOrtant conviction in recent years. Il
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-03-15

Three hearings on petitions for the
appointment Of adIninistrat orss X ere
held in the probate court Saturday.
The petition ot Mrs. Doucette, asking
that an administrator OF the estate
Of j cseph Doucette, deceased, be APP
pointed was heard, and Delphese
Rocheleau was appointed aa admin
istra tor. Simon j.. Stodolka was
appointed as administrators Of the
estate OF Peter Stodolka. deceased,
and jacob Brensen was appointed
administra tor Of the estate OF Joseph.
Lauer. deceased. !
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-03-15
aSunshine.;

! lust bit of real sunshine and pleasure
dropped into our office this morning. A
thing of beauty is Wick ~ Garden and
Floral Guide, with its. cover of delicate
tiiits. blue, pink and gold, and the Golden
Day Lily and Iaybrake Aster embossed
in bold relief. 9 <I,
/ The, many l1alf.tone Illustrations are as
life-like as possible to make by. photogra-
ply u One can almost smell the fragrance
paraRus ID glass dishes look very tempt
Ing. No doubt but this catalogue In the
best one sent out By James Yicks Sons OF
Rochester, N. Y, during the fort y-nine
years they have been I'M business, the
next year will be their Golden Wedding
anniversary, ane It. isstheiH intention 10
fEa 3ys fh o4 iss souyenief e e'ch cus
b re interested In good gardening write at
once, simply mentioning this paper, and
receive copy 81 this Elegant seed tcate-
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-03-15

Two funerals were held in this city
Friday afternoon. rhe first was the
funeral Of Mrs. Mary Kuesel. held
from the German Lutheran church
at 2 O'Clock. and the second was that
OF Laura M. Kay, the young daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Kay,
held from the Baptist church az $50.
Both were largely ATTENDED, and the
remains oil both were buried at Oak
wood ,cemetery. ~, Il c.tgt5&Ss9sF!
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-03-15

r. The repairs and changes on, the
West side saw mill, which have been
IN progress for several m onths. were
completed Thursday evening AND
the mill is now 10 readiness to heEth
operation y.us soon as the. ice goeee
out Of the river. II 10 pgsI EGttG 3tfs5sfte
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-03-15
Archbishop ireland says That
ths suggestion that the pope
would use his influence to aid
Spain IA case Of war, is infamous.

Il Is possible that the cause Eof
The Maine exp,osion may be re.
ferred to an international board Of
arbitration composed Of represen-
tative Of all the great governments
8of the world. Because of this pos
ability the present court OF ~
Squ,ry is taking extreme care in re- 2
Icard to all details ofthe examine.
ton. .g1 81
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-03-15

Jarboe 4 Lyman have removed
from the small room one door south
OF Il. w. Palmer's store to the large
building formerly occupied by Bar
Eey BurtOn on First street. Their
book store and confectionery
branch was open for business Satur-
day, but the restaurant, which
they will also conduct in. the same
building will not he ready for " few
days. at g.. ., - r'#t
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-03-15

Tea msters returning from the log
glng camps near Rainy lake state
that there was some peculiar blood
disease among the horses this winter
that caused cOnsltlera bic l.'ss.
Wounds that were. Gu used on The feet
or leg. would not heal. and the limb
would swell anG the hO0is rotor.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-03-15

After three years trial the use
Of bicycles By letter carriers 70
louisville, Ky, has been found TO .
he a failure, and tie wheels haye
been abandoned. The men say
that very often, instead Of b'ing 2
help to quick delivery, they have
been a failure. owing to bad
weather, muddy and crowded
streets. and breakdowns. f
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-03-15

The Northern Pacific is still run
ming two sections Of passenger train
No. l. to accommodate the lnrge
number OF passengers going to the
coast. Many are taking advantage
OF the low rates to visit the west.
Thursday evening the first section In
Guided six second.class coaches, all
filed with coast bound passengers.
The second section wes also heavily
loaded with passengers.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-03-15

Somehow at this distance it looks
oueer that the Indian national congress,
GO called, of Great Britain is to erect at
arcost Of IS, 900 a monument in London
expressive Of gratitude to the people OF
the United Kingdom for their generosity
in subscribing to the famine fund OF
India. Il The so called Indian congress
would be in much better business if it
would take the $4,000 and spend it as
FAR as it viii 80 in establishing schools
among the hapless. benighted popula-
tion OF India itself, where the native
princes themselves seldom know how to
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-03-15

: Miss Addie Tanner went to Sc.
Paul Friday for u VISIT OF two weeks
with friends. She will attend the
wedding ri. her friend, Miss ,Cadd i,
Frisk. which occurs next WednpH-
day. Miss Lottie Tanner will ALSO
attend the wedding, leaving here
Monday, and will visit Chicago
friends before returning.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-03-15
;. TOWN OF BUCKMAN.

Observation-Disclosures Dehler, chair
man; Thomas Lamb. Peter KoeDtg.
Clerk-G. E EHtey,, ., 49,. j.. ,.,,s tf;,ss
yTreasurer-M. Wischuewski. 4.
AssessOr-Mat Poster. ~
Justice-G. E. Estey,,r.). j. EDzler.
COMMUNICATIONS Meyer.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-03-15
.TOwNrOF RANDALL

~, .,tt2H TOWN OF RANDALL Fi''sa
SuuervisOrs-J.M NJ. Barnhart, chair
man, David Swanson. SamuelCro~
Clerk-Andrcv HiscOck. 49,:
Treasures. G. Cochran, .G:..5
AseessOr-Wal alter jackson. si
Cunetable-W. j. Briggs, Alex
Kennedy. ~ j|&>3 "5'At,tT iiTt@- s"'"T
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-03-15

John De Mars ami family MI
SATURDAY iort Havre. Mont. where
Mr.. De Mars intendsto engsgeiiD the
stock business With hla brother,
who has been there for wears. Mr..
De Mars has disposed III all Of his
property In Morrison, county. ~
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-03-15

Attend the day and evening ses-
siops 1T tie Bu ness Colledge, Win
ter term commences Nov. I. Il Special
advantages will be obtained by
those commencing promptly at be-
ginning 81 this term. For further
Information call at business college
ONCE, Rhodes block Or address
w. III. DINNEY, Prin.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-03-15
As near as our correspondent can

& As near as our correspondent cam
ascertain there has been about 5000
cords If wood chopped around Phil.
brook during the winter. This is as
pretty good showing. taking into
consideration tho winter which has,
been very unfavorable. Chopping u,
now finished, and what there Is to
be hauled is being taken out as fast
ali possible. Considerable wood will,
remain In the swamp and will un-
doubtedly become food for the
flAmes.- Phllbr0Ok correspondent Id
STAPLES Tribune. si,it ,:faa4 ssIf35 IS HI
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-03-15
IA Pleasant Feature,

lie the dining and cafe car service serving
Q. Ia carte meels, attached to- fast trains
running from Minneapolis and st. Paul to
Milwautee, Chicago and. Eastern and
isouthein points, via Wise Ns1N CEN
TRIAL LINES. Your nearest ticke taxenf-
can tell You shout other pleasant features
On The WISCONSIN Central. 80 .[sst.5
Jas. c. Pond, Gen. Pass. Agt,. Milwaukee,
Wis.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-03-15
A. nhotoIaraphers artists2 \

Are photographers artista1 Yes, an.
sver the photographers in chorua No.
cty ths artists who draw pictures BY
.hand.a The truth il that some photogrs.
.nhets are artists; others are not e do.
pehds "a TIE kind Of photographers. On
the other hand, NOT Ill who draw pic.
surea ~ hand ars artists, Tar from it.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-03-15
A United States, Map

Mounted on, rollers. fortv by forty
eight inches, suitable for home or
office. will he sent Ivy mail to my
address, on, receipt Of fifteen cents.
by @<}&'<s'3 Geo. P. Lyman. ~
Gen. Passenger Agt. q. b & N. R. R.,
:, ,-,s.,g.,lgY 5;x,,.e,faS St; Paul. MINI. I,
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-03-15

We observe . queer interpretation
81 parliamentary law in 9 state where
the election Of a senator is on. Certain
Legislators claim that the present in
], orulmbent Of the senatorial chair i al
ready out 81 Office, that his, term expired
q q soon /, 10 the legislature met that was
Is 1, 1. elect lis successor. They are away
"a. Al ofhcial holds his place TIL his
successor is, elected o. appointed. no
mater how much some people want him
mt ~ Fsssj5tt]} S re-. s.'sys i ~
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-03-15

4 lover 1910 delegates are expected
ia attend the Republican league
meeting II Minneapolis, which ii
called for Aatchs22.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-03-15
TOWN OF GREEN PRAIRIE.

" = TOWN OF GREEN FhAInXEs' -
Supervisors-Wm. Chad wick, chair
IN an; Victor RasicOt, H. E. Pearson.
Clerk-E.y Eckerson. AZ sl%"@na nrit
Assessor-Chas. Close. nd basy0 ~
=. ustice-F. d. Hall, Jas. Chad wick.
Cunsta blp-Mark Neil. Bert BOyce.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-03-15
y / O ! ! | |. RETU rms. ].
Lists Received Friday O
Officers Elected In Towns
OF This County.
Town OF MORRILL,.

Supe j. TrOyer, chair
man. M. 8. Blaisdell.J. o. Baker.
! Clerk +. D. Tapping. N
Treasurer. BOdlacek. ~
Aseessor-E., A. BegOrdis. 81 go. III
Justice-H. E. Van Alstine.
COnstanle-Dan SMELL
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-03-15

Tie school hoard Of Chicago
have voted to raise wages Of grade
teachers, and within three years all
primary and grammar grade teachers
will receive 81 .OO, per year. - ~. %'%
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-03-15
Log Crop Short.

Duluth Tribune: The sudden ap.
pearance Of warm weather has made
u difference OF from 10 to IL per cent
in the amount OF logs that will be
delivered to the mills at the head Of
the lakes this summer, 1t .ts said.
Conservative and well informed
lumbermen agree thatit will not be
less that 10 per cent and they also
agree that it may even be an much
MS Is per cent. One week or ten
days more of moderately cold
weather right ut the time when the
thaw came would have witnessed
the banking Of upwards Of 2O,WO, 900
feet Of logs that 1t is now quite i'm
possible, it ia said. to yet before an
other winter. It had been expected
tina It not leass than 2O.OWOW feet III
logs would be delivered to the Du-
sluth-Superior mills the coming sum
mer, figuring in 5000. 900 feet now in
the bay and S,OO,.0OO feet IN the
a lDuICOD - EIvcT luNV "CsC@ NeAA bACu
over from last season. Owing to
the early disappearance of the roads
as a result oi the soft weather. the
total mount Of logs in sight for the
mills tiasaid to nOt.exceed 27,, OoO. 900
feet. THE breakup is general all over
the Northwest said a prominent
lumbermsn. All the logging dis.
tricts have been affected to; q greater
or less extent. The log crop In this
section will be. short FROM 10 to '15
per cent, should say, Interpretations.
II looks very much asst we should
experience a breakup OF the ice IN the
harborI} u couple vi weeks earlier
than usual,, which will enable the
mills to begin ga wing ahout April Il.
In fact 1t looks like an early saw
ing season and a short log, crop.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-03-15

II The navy department. Is consid-
ering q, plan to use the fleet Of whale
backs on the lakes as fighting ma
chimes ii case OF need. B ltsYssft "A IL
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-03-15
B street car employees ID Saginaw,
INjth., IRE on d strike. t AZ 9 --5:lS'

The mining interests Of Montana
IalsA sIdAhO SaFo wing . big boom
this season.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-03-15

~ Miss Heasie Conner, Of Little Falls,
will open dressmaking parIOrs In
Mrs. Mary Fosters house next Mon
Banner. >z< ."lG%
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-03-15

Wadena has Just passed through
ared.hot cam palgn. The Tribune
has for many months been making
anewspaper war on Mayor Hits,
and at a recent term of the dis
trict court libel suit of Hits
sgainst the Tribune resulted in a
verdict against the Tribune.
Since then the Tribune has been
unceasing in its attacks on the
lxiyate character and official re-
cord of Hits. Mr.. Hits was can
dldate for reelection on Tuesday,
aud won by so majority on total
vote of about 800. The Tribune
this week tells how the ''lumber
Jacks, hoboes and disreputAble
scuf6ngs from all over" elected the
very bad man to the Office Of mayor
again. That is just another ex.
ample of how silly it is to indulge
in personal attacks on candidate
Or on the men who support him.
II is very poor politics. :,
When William YendrO went out Of
Justice DragOo's court Friday after
noon he " an several dollars poorer
than when he weDtin, but he had
learned u valuable lesson. William
Jendro and Andrew Dalney are
neighbors and they live In Two
Rivers. Dalney had Yendro arrested
for DESTROYING a portion Of his fence.
The defendant did not deny the
charge, but claimed he was obliged
10 tear down the fence In order to
drive through. The justice explained
8 that he had no right to enter upon
the premises Of another without the
owners consent nor to destroy his
property. He therefore found him
very guilty and fined him l>5' and
costs.-ROyalton Banner. enc ,.,s,,
2ts5. FL sx,s.>.~ 4 OQQ soO<r >.aon IN Min.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1898-03-15

There are I, 1856 factories in Min
neeOta, employing 6,522 people. feti.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-12-21
"vIsAYAN REPUBLIC"

Manila, P Dec 14.-O6icisl ad-
vices from Iloilo contain the names Of
the members of the newly formed
"Vissyso republic" They are ae fol.
lows: Lopez, president; ViooeD.e Franco,
vice president: Ramon Avauceno, secre.
..ry of s.ste;, Venancio Conception
chancellor Of the exehequer; Jovisa
Tussy. chief justice ; Fernando Sslass.
departmental secretary,
The liberating army consists Of lieu
tenant general and cornmaader-in-chie!
Martin Delago; general Of division
commanding the districts Of Coneepciou
and Cspis, Perfeoto PoblaDdor /; mill
tary governor ia charge Of the capital.
Pascual Magbauua, and Brig. Gems
Cortess, Rivss aod Hernandez in the
south. central aud north zones.
A proclamation issued by the COVER
nor general saluses ''she sovereignty o'
the Visayass' and expresses the hope
that under Gods protection they viii
sooo be free people uuder the shadow o.
the sri. color banner aud on the basis o.
the constitution of the Filipino repub
s;e -
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-12-21
The Victory of Love.

A soldier in the Army of the Potomac
vas the terror of his company, He was
disobedient. cr1el. quarrelsome, and VIC
ious. As result, be wss often terribly
punished, but there was no reformation.
To due .ime, by fortunes of var, a cap
tain from another regiment was placed
10 command of that company. The very
FIRST DAY the orderly sergeant informed
the captain of the terrible character OF
this incorrigible soldier. That after
ooon the man perpetrated some of bis
misdemesnors. was arrested by SER
geaot and brought before the capsaiu.
He looked at him for q moment and
speaking to the sergeant, said:
lie, him 60 to his quarters.
'.Shsll I keep him uoder guard?" in-
quired the sergeant.
..Oh no." said the captain. quietly.
That evening the csptias called his
sergeeps, aud said:
'Go down to Mr.. Blanks quarters
and cell him to come up to my tent;
wish to see him."
.'shall I bring him up under guards''
inquired the sergeant.
"Ob, no." said the captain. "Just
tell him to come. / guess hell come.
If you tell him"
In due time the soldier. stood Inside
the captains tent. cap 10 hand. He
| was of fine physique, brave. and daring
Take esas, sir.' said the captain.
The soldier obeyed. but looked
defiance. TIE captain inquired Of bis
home, his relations, etc.. and theu said :
81 have heard all about you, aud
thought would like to see you pri-
vately, aud talk With you. You have
been punished often-most times. no
doubt, justly. but perhaps sometimes
upjustly. But | see in you the making
Of 6rst-class soldier-juss the kind
tha. I would ike to have whole COM
pany of aud now if you will obey
orders, and behave as soldier should.
aud as I know you can. promise on
my honor as a soldier that I will be
your friend. aud stand by you. | do
not want you to destroy yourself
The soldiers chin began to culver.
and tbe tears trickIed down bis cheeks.
Then be said
Captain. you are the first man to
speak kind soyd to me in two years
| and for your sake Ill do it "
'.Give me your hand on that. my
brave fellow" said the captain, 'I'll
trust you"
Aud from that day on there vas not
q better or more exemplary soldier iu
the Army Of the Potomac. Love con.
auered him.-Christian Work.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-12-21

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10 our Office for treatment, if we fail to cure. w
have the best Of financial and professional refer
snces and transact our business, on str'cfs
professional basis, promising nothing but ha'
We can fulfill. We DO not believe in any OF IT,
iree prescriptions free cure. freesanple or coz
frauds, but think it is best in the end TO be hon
est with our patients. Write rs to-day; don de
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No l. for men; No 2 for women; en- No. Dc 3, f9F ski
oooklet which we will send Free to all who real
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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-12-21
Tlmrod and His Poetry.

The,Seeretsry Of State has issued q
oharter to ..The Timrod Memorial
association" for the purpose Of
publishing and selling the poems aud
wrs,ings OF Henry Timrod. and spply.
iug the profits thereof to permanent
public memorial of che poet :" The
capital stock Of the Association is
81 900. The corpora.ors represent
the educational. social aud business life
of the State. and The object of the
Association is so WORTHY ,has failure in
its plans and purposes should be
impossible. Io speaking of the above
laudable enterprise The News and
Courier says 'sTimrod was, as some of
us know. one OF the sweetest singers Of
the South. and for nearly 9 generation
it has not been practicable to purchase
a copy of his poems. except at very
high prices. The edition which will be
printed BY che Memorial Association
will be popular edition will contain
6ne. iifelike portrait Of the poet. and
will be sold at the low price of 81 so
It is hoped that the newspapers of
South Caroline. asd the country
geserally. will aid ste Association iu
its work and encourage the undertak-
ing Before Supplying for the charter
letter was written by the Charleston
committee to the presidents of she
colleges in the State. requesting the use
Of their names as sharter members Of
che Association. There was an imme-
dia,e aud generous compliance with this
request. as the following brief notes
troua the letters received will show
President Wood ward, of the South
Caroline College II will do SO with
great pleasure. snd shall be glad to
serve the cause of the Association in
an7 way that | can
President johnson. Of the Winthrop
Normal and Indoasrial College: cit
will give me pleasure to be enrolled as
charter member of the Timrod
Memorial Association. Whenever /
can be of service 10 the enterprise
please DO not hesitate to call cpon me"
Presidents Hartsog, Of the Clemson
Agriculture College: II permit. With
pleasure. the use of my name as one Of
the charter members the Memorial AS
sosiatioo to publish Timrod's POEMS"
President Randolph, of the College
of Charleston: 1.-The object deserves the
hearty and Sympathetic support Of the
whole State.
President Carlisle. of Wofford College
II feel it 3 privilege to be associated
With so patriotic purpose as that sug-
gessed by the Hon W. A Courtepay."
President Grier, of Erskine College:
1.-THE request is most eheerfully
granted. aud I trust that the effort may
be successful 10 pisceing q suitable
monument over the grave Of one OF the
South's sweetest poets"
President Montague. Of Furman Uui-
versi.y: Il shall be greatly pleased to
have you use my name in connection
With the movement 10 honor Of Tim.
rods memory
President Croner, Of Newberry Col.
lege: II am heartily 10 sympathy With
the movement, and I shall gladly do
what cso to promote its success. I"
President Wilson, of Converse Col
lege: Il shall be glad to lend my name
and to assist 10 aoy way eau to bring