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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1898-10-26

during his month. The people Of the
place are falling into the habit Of not
counting the dry month at all. Thus.
in the course of the dry month, one
citizen will often ask another, Say, how
long is it until we shall have another
month"; According to this tally the
Asbo year has only six months!
A cooperative trades union has been or
ganized in SjObO.
A brewers convention at Skofde resolv-
1899 as in 1888.
Steam is now used for threshing in all
localities in southern Sweden. and half a
dozen machines may be seen running at
the same time in the same village,
The Sveg commune. Harjedalen. has
divided up a large estate formerly be-
longing to the commune. into p parcels
which may be acquired on very easy
fide residents of the place.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1898-10-26
[tTakeS
Nerve

to resist the ever present exciting causes
Of Asthma and as the attacks recur again
and again the sufferer finds that his nerve
force is exhausted, his power Of resistance
is gone, his general health steadily do
clines and the
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1898-10-26
NEWS IN BRIEF.

Henry Weiss, who was convicted of
having stolen hives Of bees from a farmer
at Bloomington, was sentenced to two
years in the penitentiary. He is said to
be one OF gang of st. Paul thieves who
have been stealing from the farmers out
that way Of late.
Game Warden Terrill, at Winona, con-
dscated barrel of fish consigned to Mil
waukee parties. It had been accepted by
the United States Express Company. The
fish were shipped by ]. Miller. Warrants
have been issued for both parties.
Il 10 notable point that where a year
ago the public stock Of wheat In Mime
apol1s was 2780.00 bushels, and in 1896.
l3.65, 900 bushels, at present It amounts to
only $4,000 bushels. .z II n sa5 81
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1898-10-26
NORWAY.

The railway employees national union
just held its seventh annual convention.
The union consists IN IS of societies wlth
titioned the government for 80 days off
each year for every employe.
Viggo Unmann, the president of the
Storthing. is strongly opposed to the
proposition to elect Prince Carl king of
Norway.
Nordlands Privatbank will open a
branch in Ofoten.
The buildings at the Nyborgroen drill
ing ground in Nordland were so small and
wretched that the so men who have been
drilling there never had chance to dry
their clothes. And yet there has not
been a single case of sickness among
them.
Mr.. Berner, bank director. expects to be
appointed mayor Of kristiania.
Kristiania is importing large quantities
of beef from Denmark.
the title of a lengthy editorial in a Kris
tiania daily. According to this. the
evening parties. are becoming very bur
the evil by series of reforms. The pro-
positions are put in the form of numbered
paragraphs, and by reading a short .,;-
Judge of the evils against which they are
aimed. The main paragraphs of this pro
posed code Of social habits are as fol-
lows: L. Never give wine to children:
close all children's parties at II clock
.. m. 2 Introduce evening parties and
dances where only coffee and dessert are
served. 3. Limit the giving OF presents to
times of old l. Put the visit hours at
to p: m: as in ENGLAND: 5. Let every
family stay a home a certain hour every
| week. A strong society. The Welfare
| Of the Homes has made this reform
the leading, plank in it's platform, and
| approval among the better class of cit
| liens.
! The government of New Zealand is
preparing to plant several kinds OF
liam waters. and the manager of the
! F'lodevigen fish hatchery in Kristiania
has been requested to assist those who
are to do the work.
| An SoO-horse power waterfall at Bre-
| manager has been sold to parties in Aale-
sund for 5000.
! new stock company is to take charge
Of the wood pulp factory, at Embretsfos
raised to one million dollars. About five
thousand horse power now goes to waste
in the waterfall. and part of this will
cium carbide The leading members OF
| the new stock company are residents OF
DraEmen.
| Perfectly ripe strawberries we're picked
| in garden in Svelvik, Sept. "a.
was organized in Kristiania a few days
| ago. Numerous contributions were Sc
! cured before this step was taken. the two
! largest ones amounting to s.. 700 each.
The liberals of Sl1ien put up Mr. Cts
holdt for vacant seat in the city: coun-
ell. Being the only candidate in the
! field. he felt sure Of his election. and the
vote was very light. To the surprise OF
! everybody he vas beaten by Brejen, a
conservative.
! The grain crop at Mosjoen is total
| loss on account of the protracted autumn
| rain.
Fifteen hundred of the 340O exhibitors
at the Bergen exposition received prizes
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1898-10-26
FOREST RESERVE.
AGAINST THE PROHIBITIONTSTs

<4o~A13<01 TIT Z
The supreme court discharged the order
to show cause issued against Secretary
of State Berg in the matter of the order
of party names on the state ballot. The
discharging of the order means that the
fusionists will have the second place on
the ballot as Mr.. Berg intended,
The decision was made from the bench
and was announced by Justice Mitchell.
the chief justice not being present. ONLY
the interested attorneys and court off,
Gals were present. The formal written or
der and memoranda will be filed later.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1898-10-26
Asthma

becomes triumphant, with all its train Of
horrors. DR.. P. Harold Hayes treatment
reverses all this-the general health is built
up, the strength increases, the power Of re-
sistance is restored, reserve nerve force is
accumulated, the Asthma goes-goes-
and is gone, and the cause being re-
moved the Asthma is cured to stay cured.
Address DR.. HAYES, at Buffalo, N. Y,
for particulars
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1898-10-26
WHEAT STILL IN SHOCK

The rainfall in the northern counties ia
the valley has been much heavier than In
Polk, and as a consequence a large
amount of wheat is still in shock in Mar
shall and Kittson counties. Competent
authorities say that three-quarters is yet
unsecured, and of this nearly the entire
amount is sprouted. The loss is heavy
any way the condition Is viewed.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1898-10-26
DOUBLE,

George A. st. Clair. a University of
Minnesota lay school graduate of last
June. has just come out of disagreeable
ordeal at Duluth with flying colors. Mr.
St. Clair has the embarrassing distinction
of resembling famous and clever forger
who passed batch of bad checks al Du-
luth and then fed, leaving the young at
torney to bear the consequences. The
latter was arrested as fitting the descrip-
ton of the man who rushed into several
places as a hatless clerk from a neighbour
ing store to cash a check, and one lady
cashier stated positively that the right
man had been arrested. Fortunately.
however, young ST. Clair could account
for his time at the exact hours when the
checks were passed, and this fact, togeth-
er with his known good standing. finally
convinced the police that a mistake had
been made. Further investigation devel-
! oped St. Clair's unfortunate resemblance
to the real forger.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1898-10-26
MINNESOTA NEWS.
NEW REGIMENT.

Work has already been commenced or
the reorganization Of the new Minnesota
National Guards, and it is quite certain
that the Fourth Regiment will be organ
ICED at once. Gov. Clough and Adjt. Gen.
Nuremberg commenced working on the
reorganization.
This action was taken in accordance
with an opinion handed the governor by
Attorney General Childs. 1t is to the eff
feet that the governor may make such in
crease in the national guard as he sees
mt without first mastering out any Of the
three regiments still in service. The
plans, as set about Immediately by the
governor and adjutant general, is to or
ganize two companies in Minneapolis and
two in ST. Paul.
The governor received a reply to his
message to the war department informing
him that 500 guns, $4,000 rounds of am
| munition and the other equipment asked
for had been expressed to this state from
the Rock Island arsenal.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-08-05
YeIIwstone Park

Is more and more inpres-inz
itself upon the pablie A. the years
90 By, a. the Great Park Of the
land The strOag feature Of il j.
the fact that il i not 4 nan made
park True enough man has built
roads and bridges and bctsls in Or
der that be may see the park. bet
be has BOT YET tri-d his hasd :;
constructing nsE fangiei Geyser-.
" re-adOrning or r--sealptaung tls-
Grad CanyOa Of the YeIlOxsf0as
These are As God left them. Their.
H. the ELK, bar, deer and Olh-r
animals are not enclosed in sir.
fences. They wander fn,4 and %.
freited whithsrsoevsr thy WlI
Mans haadiWOTk Is bat little s.4n
and the park i the gTsnisr for it,
SeEi Chas- ). Fee. General PAss.u.
GER agent, Northern Racifc Rail
way. six cents for wOad-Tlaad "
aRd Rad about the PARK.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-08-05
ADAMS.

School began at this place on THE
> Of July with ". J. Vaughan q
teacher.
NJ Adams made a trip TO Cove
Gap recently. ..,
Lee DamrOn Is very much j. r
ested in the u. p ;, Of which i
q member.
Mrs J. r Spencer Is yery i'll
Lizzie Pigg. Of BusseyviIle, paid
. visit 10 her old sehOOl-mates here
Friday.
Miss SyIvia Pack vas At VI. Il.
Hayes Sunday
Several persons attended church
at Matte frOm this place LIST sun
day.
Jas. o. Miller i oar Jockey. lie
does the trading and his father
sees to taking them back.
James Adams i hastily prePar-
ing for the ssw-mlIl which i ready
now.
Tom Kiss Vas here with his
threshing machine recently.
Aunt PhSeb.-.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-08-05
4 Canoe Trip TOhrugh The
Pax Region

Th~ Lake PARA ls-.ioa u Mia
nssoia i roi..,i a. l-Ihg one u IN
a>0al aiisacli,.n, There .re
ihoa-an,i- q iak.-, god nshInz.
rniling and liml-rsi pEalrir reaa-
try, d.sk> sui prairie ehisk-ns,
Nil4 flowers and god unaiS- An
artieie WiIh ths at.sys heading d.
-cEibs> = hoat trip from De.rOil
Lake through 4 long chain OfA-sn-
Iiial lake. coausctyd BY a lilils
river. iuto The heart u the Park
cOaatto. Inv psrty had a guide,
siVsd IN heat. aud, aliAosgh sar,
r-uni, 4 4, c,Nil,a,ioa, s.en-sl a
,in, Il, ia. ,h- u.id-l ~ Sh,-
ieis ii,' ssls-sbllili,, "a aa aa,,
iRg ~ say tNe W,sks. arr 0rsUghl
H. ti.r ii~pti,,n {, th,.,, Wh,ss., De-
-ise- had 1hrm 10 iaiu're liz eul
At 0,sa tic ~ mOl,lsir ,NIeas,
n ,.s,lv,lANd ~, pUt,ish,i ~ III,
Nwslv,u rsc,rc Railway Ia y h,cl
tai. al,ule " ~ R,,i. val h. seal
o. aay addI,ss bS thaS ). N~
0,Nl Passenger Aseel, 81 raal
Mlan.. nlnn IeAelM d 3 eeAls.
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=
By Jaw. %. HeLHEook. Dc.
orr Lar.aee clon.tg Cont.

.O7EsF Larrsace Comfy C0sfrf-
Rlgair I'm. - dly u Jnas,
B.
This dsy Milton SE-inam pre-
sented in opsn court tbe petition Of
- yotefsaf Iagi-t.-sisl district No
I. o. IzWrenoe county, N. and
having b..n nl.,l in the County
court in aid rOuniy, asking sub
mission = the question Wh-tber
eaflls. Or any >Is-ris- thereof shall
b. p4rnittesi 10 run al large In said
district. il i ordered BY ihs Court
that the . . rs q election y aid
district open a poll Al the next neg-
ulnr election IN said district for the
purpose u s-e-rtsinins the Viii Of
the voter u such district upon she
question whether o. Mt they Wi-h
cattle " any sF-cies iherrDi 10 run
II large ia ssii district A copy
attest. = r IIoLEEooE, {. Lee.
By Ia H. IIoLBRGpE. - L.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-08-05
I,nrEN.rlnrNIYCnrEr


July Term. ISIS. July j. day, ISIS.
This dag ; H. Burton produos,i
in open egu-t a IsstitiOn signed by
a numb.-r = legal voters in the
Little Blaine precinct No ;, in eX-
o-s o one Fourth u lhe nHmber u
vote east in tbs. aid precinct At
the last election. having ben fl-i
in the county ogurt in said county.
asking a submission u the gus
tiOn whether cattle. hos, sheep o.
hOrseS. OF any -p-ries Thereof, shall
- permitted 10 run At large in said
district il l. Ori,-sssi that the on
o-rs ., ,l,cii1H in saiI district open
a poll At th- r--gular election N
aid district for the Purp0s- u A.
oeraining the will d the voters u
said district upon The question
whether Or n0t they Wish cattle,
hOzs, sheep Or hOr=s-. o. any spe-
eie- Thereof t. run At large in said
district a copy attest.
r T. HOLBEJJE- Clerk
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-08-05

TnE LAST CALLs-Next Satur
day at each prscinc IN the county
The Democratic parry Il called up-
on 10 say who shall b. our stand
ard bearer for COngre--. and u ~
necessary for the poor people =.
this county tura Oai In mas aud
So that We pot cur standard In the
hands d a man that j. the p-or
mans freud. For the past thirty
years rzxcs have sees Increasing
and money decreasing snd ihs|
burden Of taxation j. h.ecominz IN
bearable for the poor mao We
pOOr men have il 10 orr poser TO
suppress il and pot OF this harden
IL We will do %. Years ago The
Representatives in Congress we've
the servants Of the people. OF late
years the people are the servants
Of the Office holders, and il j. time
We had stopped it, and if yO0 ali
will come 10 the precinct cOnven-
tiOnS Saturday and vote Tor IN cd
Jaeksonisn DeuOcrat, 3 man horn
poor, 3 man that Is for the poor
people, We will make one step
in reform That man i MOrtisue
Williams, Of Boyd county.
FellOW voters, UsBt no Office.
have no axes To grind. What ]
do or say Is for the benefr Of tbe
poor people Of my ouhy. ! have
spent half Of my life for the poor
people Of this county and expect 10
spend my remaining years trying
TO make a living and for the poor
people o. this county. No man.
woman or child ever came 10 my
house and went away hungry. no
one Of you svereame 10 me in court
or any place else in trouble tbs
did not help you out, mOnsyOr no
money. And now ] appeal 10 700
for the eOuntry's sake, for the sake
of your bArefOOted children, and
your wives and familis-s, 10 turn
Out Saturday and help nominate
Old America, Old Time Democrat.
a friend TO the poor man, and that
Is MOrtigue Williams. He will re-
deem this district and carry our
grand and glorious old party u
victory. Don't listen 10 politician
and triekster, men who are EOTk-
ing TO cut him ont for no ether
DurpO-e than sons msrosnzry mo-
tive, and men who are always lad
ing Us into defeat for some pur-
pose o. their own.
| II MOrtigus Williams gets TIL
nomination I am told by several
old Boyd county men that De viii
carry Boyd county largely, and
that will make quite q change, a
Il Is : Republican county; and I
assure yOI that he will carry Law
renee county big if he Is BOrnisa-
ted, for | say TO you positively that
have been over tWO-thiris Of this
county, and If the people are 1T
alone it IS largely for Williams II
il time u men that can control the
ELECTIONS BY voting our sentiments
and exciting the poor mans friend
were doing 50 Nov, voters, ! sp-
iPeal TO yOu a. poor mans friend
and for the poor mans cause, u
turn out in mas Saturday and
nominate the Hon. MOrtigae VII
lisms and have reform and yietO
Try inscribed on our banner one.
more. UNCLE TIP.
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Ortiz IaF5te~r Comfy Court.
i;,gai.ir T,rm. - day - JaHe.
fsss.
This day Jls.th warren. pre-
seni.,l IN ol-sn csaFi tee petition u
over - sai.r- % voting Disi. No
4. " iagr. bee csaniy. Ky. hsv-
ing /, IN fii..i IN the Ccshty Court
fin saii county. asking the -ubn,is-
sion = the question whether cattle
o. any sgseie Thereof shall b. pr.
niiiici q rhn a. large IN sid Dis
tffirf. IL i ordered ~ the Coarl
lti-af the ~ - - ,.'.cii9s in aid
disfIisi open . E,oIl q the next reg
nlsr election In said district fO'
the pHrI,oss % s-ef Fi4ining ID. all
q ths vaie'S = sid district aI-OI
In. question y heth.r Or not th.y
Esht elitie Or any -P.zris ihsT-,I
IL ruu At l,T<.- in -aId voting dis
triet or not. = eapy siIest-
4 T. HarrEf-b~- &. & =
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a Sumner outing

AiDng The Northwestern Line
'ChicsgO 4 NOrth-Wssiern R-yl.
an b most enj0ylbiy spent al
MilNauks-, Waukeshz- Madison.
D-Eil's Lake Green Lake, GogsbIr,
Lake Geneva 81 Paul. MinnsaPO-
Ii, DalIib, Marquette. Lake Min
netenka, White Par. Ashland
NuniSinz- TW-stiefh Century
Trziu. the NOrth-Western Limited
eie-trie lighted. daily q 81 Paul,
Minneapolis. DaioIh- Low r4fs
tO-srist iieksts AMI pamphlets upon
inquiry u tirket agents, Or addre=s
a ~ WasE-u-r- T. r. A. Ma
Izek-0a Plso-. las,istanapssis. lad
u " T. kn-sE-ra, G. T. & 4 4.
ChieagO, In
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-08-05
A NEW TRIUMPH.
Tho Dreaded Consumption
can be cured
7. A. sIecum. iae Great Chemist
and scienfi-i, will send T. Sui
fersr-, three FREE iotiIss u his
Messy Discovered Is-mesii.s
O. cure CONSUMPTION sad
All LnHE Tr01bies-

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fhrsfic - ezfry hlarr ~ fStir 81 ~
fhan ~ ren-raus afere.f tn ts.s.arrd
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n a.. ~ Nss Yea cifY-
lie has Iizanrerssi = rrlisit~ ali ah.n-
iat cue - ean-aalplisa ard 81 brun-
ehisl. fhrsslr. lag AS tlr-t si.ea-es.
e.ssTrhai airrrh.rs. Erneral slriiiae 1a.ii
--sku--s- inssnf fssh AL 20 a.s.aiilid14
q aaatiaE arly. lr.sl - al.- % great
l.-esifs tn.Ja1 sis a~iIf Ihrsar irer = SUI
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af'iirist ~ ~ y ~ ~ >an.is News
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ar.ls - afIsl=eLl,g h1srir-s c4.ss
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-08-05
charl.y. Lsarno. county, Ky
Shake into Your Shoes

AIlens FOnt-Ea--. . powder for
the feet Il eures Fainfll. swollen.
smariing.neryOu- fsst aud instant
Is iakes the sting out y c0rns. and
b1niOH-- Its the greatest CON-
fort discovery a ihr sg=- Aliens
Foot E1s= msk-s tight or new
Shoes Easy Il ! a certain cur
sweating, esll0us and hoi tirei sch
ing feet Try IL today For sale
Is al druggists and hoe stSre-
By msil fsT - ii sismps- Trial
Faekage fE,~-- Address. Allen ;
OImsfed. Leroy. NY
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-08-05
Farm For Sale.

Ab0at II srres, under good eul-
tiyati0a. als1ut ~ acres level: new
dwelling h9u--, s--tOry frame,
nine rooms. four On drsl riOor. : On
the s-11ni tl0or. ysranda in front
and back. good vide halls, good
cellar. gued tarn ard Out-b0iId-
inss- AdjSiaS ths village q Char
Ley. ! have sid la;s Oh this land
for So each Iii- one % the b-=si
farms in the southern peri d the
eOgniy. VIII sell cheap Call on
or aadrsss oct -
tt SPENCER.
Charley. L.surenes county, ky.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-08-05

W have elab'.in Arranxs9s=ss
- uhsh - saa furui.L ike e.
l.ziasPalIs=siaas uiih sk- b.
S,spr Nrus Al lL- roiaees rsisss
rzae.l.
n T. WesR. ,hr-s liusz a
~sek-ansl Nrvs. ID 49, y~lr
sizes
LaaisiIe Weekly Dispai-h. an
NEuA sI-ss-
CssiaH-.ii Weekly Erquasr
.zn.l NEss. Sl-59.
C..urir laarual, subs a ussk
AMI NEus, $50
Heae X Farn and NEss. is
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Good two-siory fame rssidenc,
Louisa. with good .insi lei
healthy location. pure wafer. d..
rabie prOpertg- Pricr So 20
further particsizrs apply 10 II. ,
. NLEY.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-08-05
VIRGINIA COLLEGE.
For Young Ladies, Roanoke. Va

For Young Ladies, Roanoke. Va
Opens sept Sth, ISIS. One Of the
leading Schools for Young Ladies
n the South Magnificent build
fBgs. all modern improvements
Campus ten acres Grand noun
tain -cenery in Valley Of Va, fam
en- for health. European and Am
eriesn teachers Full course. Su-
peTiOr advantages in Art and MI
sic. Students from twenty-five
States. For catalogues address the
President. MATTE p HARRIS,
Roanoke, Virginia
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THREE TRAINS
DAILYTO
CINCINNATI

The > 2 Y. VfIfilale
Limited i tie finest train IN he
World AMI runs ihrguxh 70 wsh-
insiou. Baltimore. PhLs.leIpha
and uew Yerk. Il sIishssi uiih
elertsieiis and heaie.i ufh siea.l
hyea iniend travelling = sny d.
reeii.'u .riie for fall r. orm.iiss
% & = RYAN. Ass'.G. r. A.
CIn.iaaaii. Ole.
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\ N,at M,lc t.rasA \ attached u
H. la,l ~ lNe elo~ w,,g,u. anA u Z
U,sA ~ kvse clau that part u tAc in.
ssss tyVm Wh,cA ~ tiA, rlcau.s. "a
- " uese 4 v.,se O,s,ie,,'N ,lalhls,
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-04-20
WAR AND COMMERCE

1t is somewhat difficult to talk Of
any subject bearing on commerce or
shipping without being confronted
with the war question. For one thing
the scare has already had a bad effect
on American merchant ships. Ship
pers no longer have cargoes for them.
The fleet that sails to foreign ports as
well as those that are engaged in the
roasting trade-both suffer from the
var scare. The Gloucester fisherwo-
men who bring in cod and mackerel
from the Newfoundland coast are now
alarmed lest Spanish privateers will
soon begin to prey upon them. They
tear that the Nova Scotia fishermen.
who are the inherent enemies Of the
gloucester fishermen and hamper
them in every way, making it diff
cult in the best of times to get bait
that the Nova Scotians will fit out
their fishing vessels as privateers un-
der Spanish letters of marque and
capture all the American fishing
schooners that dare go to the banks.
In Boston prominent fish merchants
speak quite seriously of this proba-
bility, and from the discussion which
the suggestion has aroused there is
actually an expectancy of this con-
tingencv