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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-12-03

The whole situation grows more favor
able every day, business is broadening,
money is circulating more freely, and the
end of the foreign complications has stimu-
lated confidence nothing else could do.
Prices for all classes of securities have
advanced during the past few days the
only exception being the corpers, which
have undergone a reaction from their great
advance.
Trust stocks have been the favorites and
A. S. R. the favorite of that class it has
advanced to 100 II. with only a slight
recession.
Railroads seem to have pulled away from
the speculative element and to be standing
on merits just at present; they are holding
their own in the market on comparatively
small sales. res
Bonds improve if anything; some ad-
vance in price but none decline. The
most promising ones just now are those Of
recognized properties. s
Another option has expired on grain
with very little disturbance. Speculation
is at standstill in these commodities, a
fact which will probably exist till all mem
cries Of the recent Letter campaign fade.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-12-03
FORT CARRIED BY RUSH.
Chaffee's Regulars Pressed
Home, and FL Caney Fell.
AS THE MEN IN 1T SAW IT.
Bloody Work For the Seventh, Sew
enseenth and Twelfth United States
Infantry - Capron's Gums Smashed
Things--StOry of the Flag-"FOr-
tune of War Goes"

Copyright 1895, by the Author.l
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1898-12-03

1t is reported that the number on the
pay roll of the International Paper Com
pany is 434, and the sulphite mill averages
a daily output of 80 tons.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-11-12
Muerlet.

- Die oSeguiner 3tg." fbreibt:
y Wm ndhHeu Dtlltwob, ben l6. 9io
uember, mirp 0err gm,l 5. Dies, Miis
eiaenibamer Der .Seauiusr 3eiiungS,
nit Srl. Anna Nili6s BON San gnto'
nio, zen 8unb .ftirs Sebeu fdiiessn.
Die Srauung fiaoet Abeubs $50 in
Sen AntOnio i'm 6auie ber gltern
ser graut, 6err uHb 0rau @lemsas
Nitide 316 2apaca girabe, fai.
- &obert Bfeifer bon Comfort, ber
bier berfam, um fid) dratlih bebanbeIn
au loRsn. 1T IN SO. 412 @ebina
StraBe seiiorben. gr fnab I'm MIter
BON GA Sabren. Die 2ei@e murOe
nod Comfort aur Beerbisung sef6idt.
- Die offi5ieae 3dhluug Der Stint
men Bat erseben. baB In biefem @ouaiD
ba8 Wmenbement our pen1ouiruus Der
conf6berirten 8eteranen nit elmer Mas
ioritdt BON SIS gtimmen abgslsbnt
nurbe. lao Wdbler fimmten bafar
unb 1855 baaesen.
Wir baben felt ben Jebten 8agen
einen mdBigen aegen, Der niGt pieI
@aRer bringt aber bic StraBen re6t
f6mubig madt. 8eri1te aus benz
siibmefen beiasen iebo9, baB es bort
In ein5elnen @egeuben re6t ta6tig &C.,
reguet bat. Sur Gelb uuo @eibe lit
elm bur9brinsenber Regen abiolut
nDtbig.
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&riegl &rieg! Rrtes!

Wir lenieu bic Mufmsrtiamseit ber
9eler auf uniere Detail preis Site,
bic mir isBt unter bem publiiam Der.
tbeilen. Wir baben bas er6Bte Qager
bon @tapel. unb 5anep: Groceries uub
6aRelbe muB bertanft luerben. OeBs
balb bieten mir unfere Waaren III Der,
fihrerifd biliser @eiie sessn 8aar.
sabluug an.
Wir befiuben uus 3mii@en 3tuei
Geuern: Die iogenannte .WboleiaIe.
Combination iast 90 ben podern nnb
ssabritauten: Sbr bhrft ni@i an bic
Dullnig Grocery Company bertaufen.
gGenn lbr bas tbut. banu taufen mir
Ri9is mebr bon gu9. benn Duanie
pertauft au biuigl@ unb bic Detail.
Grocer fagen: .Wir tanfen ni1t bon
Der DuQntg @roeer gompanp, neil
bieielbe bic @aaren biaiger pertauft,
ols mir bieieIben bon ber WboleioIes
Combination taufen t6nnen. DeBbalb
3ieben He es por. ieuer Combination
mod mebr als uufere &etail.preife au
beaablen. Sn Golse beKen fnb He
natiirlid auber Stanbe. NIT uns au
coneurriren.
Sabem mir Sic unt eiuen She'll
Sbrer Runbf9aft eriu9en, nerbIeiben
mir Sbre gana ereebene
GEO. DULLNIG GROCER CO.
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Watb tAr Watter.

Dor hber so Sabren faon wurbe
Wrs. WthSlou'S 6ootbing Sprup
bon Mtuionen bon Mtittern beim 3abs
men ber ainber ange,penbet. WtrR bu
i'm S6lafe bur9 bas Gmreien zines
8inbes geft6rt, bas I'm 3abnen iif unb
oor S9meraen ipeint2 Wena 10, laf1e
fofort eine Glai9e bon ~Mrs. Minss
lows @ootbing Syrup. bolen. eeiu
Wertb If nnbesablbar. gs mtrb benz
tleinen 2eibenben fofort 2iuberuns pers
f9affen. 8erlabt eud barauf Mhtter,
es 1T teit 3meifel barHber. @s beiIt
9pienterp Iub 9iarrboe, resnIirt ben
Wagen unb bic Meren, beieitigt Ntnbs
aolif, erueidt ben Gaumeu, perbin,
bert @nt3tinbung unb fdrtt bas gait3e
Spfem. wNrs. Wiu5loms SOOTHING
sprup1 fur aabnenbe ainber iR anges
nebm in 8ef9mad unb bas &eeept
ftammt bon eiuem Der befeu tpeibli9en
aer5te In ben Ser. Staaten. gs if BET
allen 0russiiiea tn ber samaen Welt an
baben. Preis Is Gents per GIaf1e.
3auft nidts anberes, als Mlrs. Minss
Ioms @ootbinasSprup.
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criaiueue Sseucru,to.

Die nllniteb @as Improvement
GompaapA beabiidtigt in philadelphia
Die Ginfiibrung elmer iebr ori9inellen
Neueruus. 9bre Guiometer iolten
ndmlif 10 arrangirt luerben, bab Die
aonlumenteu nod Ginmurf zines @eloy
itiides cine sewiiie Guantitat @as ers
balten. Tieie Wletbobe IT, auBer in
Der .Stabi Der Bruoerliebe," in allen
Stdbten, beren @asmerte bon Der ges
uannten @eIellidaft tontrollirt lpers
ben, bereitS einseIiibrt uno hat iid) gut
bepabrt. @enn oas @elbltiid in ben
Gaiometer seiporfen 1T, Offnet iid eiu
Ventil, bas cine 9ewiiie Quantitdt
@as bon ben 9auptr0bren in bic Sauss
r6bren einldBt. Sobalb bieies Quans
tum auf9ebraudt 1T, ldlieBt fib bas
Wentil fpieoer, unb Der aonlument
fann erii nod Ginwerfen zines ueiteren
@eloiiiides mieber @as erlansen. Sebsr
aoniunent iiebt oarauf, baB linn baS
@as, iueld)es er nod einem Ginmurf
erhalt, n6slidit lanse reidt, unb aus
bieiem Grunoe mifb unnotbig fein
@aS uerbrannt. Wenn in einem Oaule
cine &0bre led ipirb, lam bOdltens 10
piel Gas entiueiden, als in ben R0bren
III, uno Der gerluit 1T nur serina.
Die Gaiometer fSnnen fir ir9enb elm
@elbltiid aoiuitirt iperoen. Sn drmeren
Giertsln sibt es @aiometer, bic idon
fir Gents cine setpilie Quantitdt
@as liefern. 9lab benz Ginwurf zines
25zGentsltiides in ben Wleter flieBeu
$50 9ubitiuB @as in oas Saus. Ger
Vortbeil, ben Die @as9eiellidaft bon
oieiem SDltem bat, beitebt in Der grz
iparniB elmer rieiigen Mense glrbeit
nit gesus auf 0u1iiibruns, glusiele
lung Der Rednuusen II. (. N. Ger
Ginfiibruns beiasten SDitems in Ybis
labelpbia itebt alleroinss nod cine
fiaotiide Oroinans entgesen, beriufolse
bic Staot bic 8iider Der @eiellidaft
BON .3eit 5u ,3eit unteriuhen mub, ba
bic Staot jebn pro,ent Der Ginnabmen
pon allen Gas, bas foniumirt mirb,
srbdlt. waan bofit jeood, baB bieie
Shmieriafeit bebobeu ueroen fam.
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800 selphnana. 500.

Die 2efer Der vSrsisn Treiie" iperSen fid
freuen, au erfutreu, bab IS psnieitsns s'ns
eefiirdtete ssrantbsit siebt, ipelde bic @ifen'
I4aft in al ibren StGftn su beilsn I'M Stanes
sf; Saas RatarrbsRur 1T bic einsise iett Der
6r1tliaen 8riiberidaft bsiannte poiitipe aar
Ratarrb erforhert aIs eine eonititusions.
&ranfbeit cine eonititutieneae 8ebauSIuns.
9au's 2atarrb Sur pirs innerIish genem
men uab tpirft bireft auf sas 8Iut nab bic
i1leinisen Dber Fahen bes epitems, eassrd)
iie Grunhlase Der aranfbeit seritSreno unS
sem gatienten Rraft ssbenb, inbsm iie bic
aonititution bes &Srpers aufbaut unb Der
Qatur In ibrem @ert. biIit. Die Gisentbii.
mer baben 70 pisI 8srtrauen su ibren 9eil.
traften, bab iie einbuneert Dollars Sslob'
nuns fir ieben Eal anbieten, ben iie gu s,s'
rirea rerfebIt. 2abt @ud cine 2ilte bcr
8eusnifien fomnsi,. @an abreifirs:
8. 8. gbeneb 8; 9 o., IcieSo. o
- gtrtaufI bon allen apotRstern, rs @tS
6ar's Gamilien.gtllen Tnb bic beRen.
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- @ement unb aalf bel 6eurp
uIp. 9el. So.

= Grau Drspfus. bic 8attin bes
@efanaeneu Der 8sufelsinfeI, batte fi6
On ben @oloniaIminifter nit Der Bine
gepanbt. ihrem @aiien fur bic Reife
nod Grantrei6 marine alsibungsaiide
fGideu au barfen. Sbr @efu9 murbe
absei6laeen unb 3mor nit benz Bemer.
fen. bob bic Rssisruns Giles Totbweu,
bise ihou islbf anorbnsn uerbe. 3u.
alsid purbe Der Jrau Drepfus Elm
Brief ibrsS 8oiieu porssIest. In mel.
dem berielbe ertldrt, er babe ben Der,
iu6. sine RepiHon isinss proesKes au
erlangen, oils ausfhiSlos aufgeaeben
unb er iiberIafe her @reBmuib ber
fraua6ii9en Ration ba8 Berm66tniB.
feiuen auieu Namea mieber bersuhel.
len. au6 bas 8siud Der 6rau Drep
fus, ibrem Gntien bic @niideioung bes
@afationsbofes ielegrapbii6 miiibeiIen
iu barfsu, uurbe abiGldsis bei&isbsn.
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6 a t a + r 3.

Der aoiarrb 1T cine Contributions
&rontbeit unb tann baber erfolsrei6
nur burh Elm conititutioneues Seilmit.
tel na6 BET Mrt bon 5pob'S earfapa.
rila gebeiit merben, tuelhes haS 8lut
burd unb burd reiaist unb aae itro,
pbul6fen 8erunreiuisungen. mel9e ben
Gatarrb se,uria9en. baraus eutfer-
men. Die groBe an3abl pon 3eusniis
len. mel9e eol6e aussefellt ba5eu.
bic burh 6oob's Sariapariua eebeilt
uurbea, benefit bic uubergleidIi1e
Wirtung bieies Wittels gesen aatarrb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-11-12
u II 8 I q NIB.

- Die ertpsiserung be8 GrtegSta,
fens BON Daaatg III nunmebr be'blof.
fene sa6e. 9ansig iOu sum ariega'
tofen e1ftsr aIafie umseEdaften tper.
ben. Ser 0lilliarsGiseus bot Rd gtos
Fer Geldube bsrfdsrt uab bel bfm
obertalh Oar3e, osgenhber BEN
MsidisI,DurGbru9 bon 1910 8eIege.
neu @rob. plebnsaborf, lit bic NnlGse
elmer Sorpebo: Station In NusR9t &C..
uommeu. Die Jcrtifitaiion bon
Dan3is erbdlt babur6 cine betrd9t=
libe grneiieruug.
- 3u Berben in ber proDin3 6an.
nober 1T ber pafor 2auenFein mesen
8erleitung sum MeineiDe au Al Sab
rsn 3udtbaus berurtbeiIt moroen.
9iefe Afaire febt in Derbiubung nit
benz ssgen ben seiiiIiden 9errn idme.
benben 5irafuetfabreE pegen un3itd.
tiger 6anbIun9ea, beganaea an neun
Sbulm1bdeu.
- Mie aus Wieg perlautet, beab.
Rdiiet ber Safer Grau3 Soiepb ben
MiaiferDrdfbenteu Grafeu Sbuu In
Nuertenuuns ieiusr 8smhbunsen I'M
ba8 3ultanbefommen hes 6ferreidiib,
ungarii9en Ausgle9s. Denn biefel.
ben aud nod au teinem bsfinitioen ae.
iuliat gefhbrt baben, in ben Jtrifen.
ftaub au erbeteu. Mu6 beiet es, taB ct
bem Bargerme Fer bon prag, poblipnp.
einen bobsn Oroen au9eDadt babe.
Disfe @era6Ie m6gen nobl ba3u Nns
LAB geseben baben. FOB bic Sd6ne.
rer.partei in Der lebten eiBung bss
Reihsrails einen eneraifden BoriioB
maGte uno ben Deutid6fsrrei@eru bon
Neuem anrieib, fb ON Deuidlanb
an5uf9lieben. s66nersr empfabt
perl6nlih, bic ge3abIung Der 5isus
ern au permeigern. bamit auf bic
&e9ieruug elm Druid ausgetbt merbe.
inn He in beutf6freunbli9ere Babnen
3u lenten. gr gias bann au eiaer an.
tlbpuafif9en 8ranbrebe tiber, In ber er
ber 6offauus alusbrud aab. bob bas
8hnbnlB amiiden Deutidlanb unb
Osfsrrei1 p6llig eel0it mtroe. bamit
8aiier Wi!belm freie 6anb befdme f9
Der Oeutib6ftsrreider annebmen 3u
tbnnen. Der Nbseoronete Surf fpra1
in dbnIi1em Sinne unb f6loB nit Der
@rtldruns, bas Bolt erblide in Deuti1.
lanb bic einaiae Iebte 9offnung. .bur.
rob Aaeeutidlano!. ruff 6ermanu
Wolf baauii1en.
= Sn bantbarsr Nuerfennung Der
Yerbieafie, bic fd ber ungariide pres
mier Baron 8anffp UNI bic gntfsrnuus
Des In llugarn 10 berbaBten penbi
DentmalS aus benz Burgfrieben 3u
Ofen ermorben bat. (Baron Banffp bat
ben 9aiIer Gran3 SoFepb su Der geitim'
muus bsranIaBt, BOB bas 6euBi. Dent.
mai absebrodeu uno OIL bsfen Stele
eos unearifd9e ytationalbeufm0l Der
ermorbeteu Qaiierin @Iiiabetb erri9tet
mirb) ba, bic Gtabt BubapeR BEN
Bremierminifer Baron Banffp bas
Gbrsnbiirgerre6t perlieben. Sm Mn.
f4lub on bic @nifernuus bes 6euBt
Deufmals aus Bubapejt r.gt baS Wies
ner .0euiide DoIfsblattS ben Ge.
banten an. bo8 DentmaI 6enbi's nod
Wien au iranferirsn unb bort an pa1sus
ber 6telle slsber aufsuri@ten, bomit
General 6euBi nidbt umfonii ben Op.
fsrtcb fir bic Hpnafiie 6absbrrg er'
litten babe unb hamit bic Nrmee fdbe,
bab bic bem Wonarhen erwieieue Sreue
aud ieBt nod ibre Nnertsnuung fiube.
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Sudleus arntea ealbe.

Die bette Salbe Der @elt fir Sdnitte.
luetldunsen, @eibuiire, Siebers unb
6aut Gusidtas, 5leGtem, seiprunsene
5dnbe, 5roitbeulen unb alle Sautfranfs
beiten; furirt Sdmorrbuihen poer feine
gs5abluns. 86aise 3ufriebenbeit 90,
eontirt ober bas @elb iuirb auriideritats
ut. rs Gents Die Shahtel. Bum
@erfaui bel s. &atteber & Sobn.
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- Die Wieuer Webiciniide @sfelI.
f6aft bat an ben profeior Or. Rotb'
nagel eine Nbrehe seridiet, In Der fe
ibrem uberebrten Wieifter" gegeniiber
ben tpesen Der psafdqe seaen ibn
seri9tstan Musriffen ibrer tieffen gers
ebruns uub warmfeu Spmpatbie usr'
fidert.
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60. Nooemils, Sab groeer.

WOlIeS Eager BON StapIe unb Janep
Groceries, Sdnitt.W aren,
@lotbing, 6dten, SniIette
4rtiteln @lass, porsella t,s
unb &orb Waaren. Su allen
Departemeuis nur frii6e Saten.
Wiebrige preiie. Greie unb prompte
Nblieferung. 1873 Sib. Xlamo. .Strabe
@de gamaraD. SelepbDu 433.
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Damn III bein Wsrf eepiB sslungen,
Wena' berunterreiB en- bumme Sungen.
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Wtabndte 3ptel Bar,
Of,Souiiou Strabe.
u N. ID u tb, 49,. Gigentbiimer

Wan finbsi bier elm pprahslides
@Ias Bier uniersr bsimiideu 8raue.
reien. Befonbere Mnerlennung Der.
bienen bic Weiue, gigarren. Wbisties,
2iquore &c. 8or3agltder 6rei.
Iunb bes M MoraenS unb y d.
mittass. Gieie Wirtbfdaft erfreni
ftb bes ausse3eidneten Rnfss 3u benz
ansenebmhen gufeutbaIisorie be,
5tabt ,u jdtleA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-06
SUNDAY, MARCH 6, 1898.

Professor Norton. despite his manifest popu-
larity. has been the subject for more undergrad
uate lampoonng and caricature than any other
man at Cambridge.
1t was Professor Norton who was made the
first head of the famous Athletic Committee"
that has been the cause Of so much talk and so
many gihes from Yale. And it was during his
reign that Harvard enjoined altogether
from Intercollegiate football This was in the
autumn of 1880 and. of course. when the rule
took effect it brought down an immense amount
Of student criticism and abuse upon Professor
Norton's head and you will find football men
to-day who whl tell you that the setback that
Harvard received in that year when she al
lowed to play games with Yale, Princeton or
Pennsylvania has been an obstacle that Har-
ward teams have never been able to overcome.
Professor Norton at the time outrageOusly
carcatured in The Harvard Lampoon." and
the faculty--but not at Mr. NOrton's instigation
suppressed that particular issue of "The Lam
poon."
With the exception Of this period twelve Years
ago Professor Norton has been plainly popular
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-06

Gle on Harvard in this volume. but nothing
in print can give the Nigor and vitality OF MS
words and presence. Imagine. If you can.
great bare lecture room. filled, every inch Oh IT,
with eager undergraduates. all looking IN one
direction. on the slightly raised platform sits
Professor Norton STOPPING badly over the desk,
his spare figure clothed IN elegant black. ana an
atmosphere OF scrupulous care pervading MS
person. His sonOrous tones. unaccompaned by
any gesture, would seem hardly to carry beyond
the PLATFORM; yet that student in the far corner
by the door catches every word.
The real vitality" says Professor Norton. 'of
a university deserving of the name depends not
so much on the excellence and abundance Of the
direct guidance which IL offers along the most
advanced lines OF the ever advancing forces OF
learning as upon the spirit with which it in
spires It's students. The highest end OF the high
est education is not anything which can be d.
rectly taught. but is the contamination OF all
studies 1t Is the final result Of intellectual cult
ure in the development Of the breadth serenity
and solidity Of mind and in the attainment Of
that complete selfp possession which finds ex-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-06

preston in character. To secure TINS end one
means above all is requisite which has strange
ly enough been greatly neglected in our schehes
Of education namely. the culture OF the iacu''y
OF imagination The studies that nouflsh the
soul, that afford permanent resources OF oeiish'
and recreation that maintain Ideals OF conduct
and develop those sympathies upon when the
progress and welfare Of society depend. are the
studies that quicken and nourish the Inauguration
and are vivifed by it, The greatest need OF Har-
ward as Of other universities at the present
time is that Of endowments for fuller instruc-
ton in the learning which tends to the direc'
cultivation Of this faculty.
"a striking illustration Of the general indlher-
ence to it Is afforded at Harvard by the dlsre-
ga d of the influence of architecture as an ele-
ment in education, as shown in the character Oh
the buildings erected in the last half-century'
and which evidences Of the materla pros
perity Of the University. The youth VINO lives
surrounded by beautiful and digniiied buildings
To which inspiring memories belong cannon pu'
be strongly affected. less or more CONSCIOUSLY o'
unconsciously. according to his natlVe SehSlo"-
tiles and perceptions. by the constant presence
of objects that, while pleasing ana rehhihg Inv
eve cultivate his sense Of beauty ana arouSe ho'
merely poetic emotion. but his sympathy WIN
the spirit and generous efforts OF the uiS'dh'
predecessors The value Of the influence OF nome
architecture has been either absolutely disre-
earded at Harvard or, If recognized. the at
temnt TO secure buildings that should exert TINS
influence has been little short OF total laliure
- some great benefacor u the university
sboud arise ready 20 do a "ork that should
hand down his name in eVer-ihcrea5lhs h'"o'
with posterity. he might require the destruction
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-06

with the great student body at Cambridge he
has always been most hospitable, and the Christ
mas season never comes around that he does not
keep open house at Shadysde for those for
lorn students whose homes are so faf away
that they are compelled to pass the holidays III
Cambridge nidwinter duness. And no student
has ever been known to go to Professor Norton
for advice and not receive the kindliest sym
pathy. the most cordial of good counsels.
A RADICAL DECLARATION.
People love to talk of Norton's hobbies. and he
certainly has some. The one most noted per-
haps. Is his declaration that all the recitation
halls. all the Laboratories. all the museums d"
the dormitories at Harvard should be razed 10
the ground and should be rebuilt AFTER some
homogeneous and harmonious plan OF architec'-
ure some noble scheme that would nre 'he eye
and kndle the imagination or the STUDENT
When Professor Norton first proposed such
thing. people thought him testing. or at least ih'
dulging in playful hyperbole but as year aitef
year he has steadily repeated this proposal MS
associates have come TO recognize that ne IL per
fectly serious and that he believes that much OF
IN. enduring future of Harvard must depend
rnon some plan being carried out approximating
his apparently ridiculous proposal.
7, is difficult TO give an idea Of the suggestions
opjnions and teachings that enter into rroIessor
Norton's' lectures to Harvard studehts' apart
of course from the extremely valuable Ha'eria
he gives on whatever concrete sup)ect ne may
80 I, hand Hardly q better example OF what
q. meant can be furnished than Is offered In
soma paragraphs taken from -Four American
rr,ivars,,ies" published by Messrs. Harper 4
Do. Professor Norton contributed the arti-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-10-29
LEES is THE RIGHT MAN.
The Democratic Nominee For County
Treasurer.

The Democratic Nominee For County
Treasurer.
1t has not been the good fortune OF
any party in Rock Island county's his
tory to be represented by a more
thoroughly capable and qualified can
didate for the Office of county treas
ursr than is the democratic nominee,
Thomas r. Lees, in the present cam
paign. Notonly by early fitting, but by
thorough experience is Mr.. Lees pos
sessed of striking advantages over his
opponent. His success as a bust
ness man and his management of
the details, such as bookkeeping.
etc., is an evidence of his all around
capability, while his six years. service
on the county board speaks for the con-
fidence of his townspeople in him.
Further than this he has served two
successive terms as head of the most
important committee on the board,
that of finance. and his reappoint-
ment by republican chairman is evil
dence of his recognized worth and
ability. fs..-.,-.s
Itsis clearly to the interest of tax
PAYERS TO elect Mr. Lees to this i'm
portant office in preference to the one
whose only excuse is that he wants it,
and wboseesole claim is political title
to it
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-10-29
BANK BILL DANGERS.
Why the Measure Before Con-
gress Should Be De.
feated.
HON. F. E. ANDREWS WARNS VOTERS

1t Makes no Provision for the Protec-
ton of the Deposition. and Leaves an Ave
nue. Open for the Formation of a Gigan-
tic TRUSTEE Gorge w. Prince a Supporter
OF the Measure.
Hon. Francis E. Andrews, demo-
cratic candidate for congress, spoke
some golden truths in regard to the
money question while talking to an
ARGUS reporter at the Harper house
last night, advancing arguments which
are winning votes wherever he has
been heard:
Our legislation on banking and
currency since the war has been all
wrong" said Mr.. Andrews. I'VE
started wrong and every step since
that time has made matters worse.
The first wrong step was the demone-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-10-29
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