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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-12-03
lrOnical lis.

Ifvou want to p. = a flaw in human
i;y begin AT home.
II you drive dull care away it will
probably return sharpened.
Ifyour doctor gives you up it is time
to give up your doctor.
lit weren't for politics Satan would
lose his grip on some men.
ia man makes fool OF him self over
a woman she is usually satisfied,
If woman dresses with taste she
ought to look good enough to eat.
Ifbread is the staff of life. bread and
butter must be a go.dheaded cane.
Ira woman is fair that doesn't pre-
vent her from being unfair At times.
If man lacks enthusiasm it takes
him twice sslong to accomplish task.
II half the world worked less the
other half wouldn't be worked SO often.
ia man doesn't use his head in his
business he i sure 10 put his foot in it.
IF a man succeeds the we'd calls him
a genius; if he fails, it dubs him fool.
1.-THE wedding bell tolls owes elegv.
marriage must be case Of hear, fall
ure.
fit wasn't for an occasional funeral
lots of men would never see the inside
OF church.
If We would study orr imDer.ec-
tons and strive TO remedy them, We
would have no time to study other peo-
pies mperfections
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-12-03
TEE RAPID TRANSIT COMPANY.

While there Is no questioning the
right Of the Superior Rapid Transit
company TO dismiss any or all Of is
EMPLOYEES. the fact must not be log.
sight Of that it is the duty Of that cor
pora.ion, &c a public servant, 10 give
the public he best seryice possible.
The public should not be made 10 suffer
through the dismissal OF tried and COM
petent conductors and fmotornen, and
the eR plogment Of mex experienced and
unc.ril substitutes. The company Is
bound by the terms OF its charter 10
provide az efficient service. and bile
we grant that il Is making much needed
lmprOyem ants, a. heavy cost, il Is
much TO be regretted that it has, by the
dismissal Of com petent employees, and
the reduction OF the number OF cars on
some portions of the line, given the
public just cause TO complain. II is a
di=agreeabie thing 10 be compelled 10
criticlse the actions Of the COMPANY.
but public journals, az guardians o. the
pubic interest, cannot shirk their duty
however dIsagreeable il may De to those
who merit censure. We have heard
manv complaints lately. BIZ those y no
constantly patronize the road, OF the
ignorance and inciyility or many OF It's
employees, and while We grant the
Eight OF the com pany to change ita en-
pioyee5. We cannot see any excuse for
such state Of affairs, as com petent,
obliging men are easily obtained Il they
are properly treated. That good men
object to III treatment is quite natural.
They feel that they should be appreci-
atei, and they have a right 10 so feel
To dismiss such men is 10 discourage
all endeavor to De efficient and honest,
and 70 Sc. premium upon incompe-
tencv.
Tue Rapid Transit company should
see to It immed .ately that all cause or
com plant is removed, or be made TO do
50. The patrons Of the ROAD and the
public generally have the first claim
upon lis consideration.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-12-03
AN OMFORTABLE POSITION
The Man Who Sits on the Stage Durin.
the SpeeCh,

ak ABOUT your embarrassing posi-
tons" said the oid-t:ner. according TO
the Memphis Scim:ta7, BIT | was in
one few nights ago" WHAT was the
natter" chorused his friends Nee.
some one who knew you and whom
you did not know" Oh. no, that
would have been nothing. What l did
was 10 sit OF the stage with q speaker
while he was making al address. Il
Is en- barTassing at all times. but on
this occasion did the introducing and
then sat there in solitary grandeur l
felt that every one in the audience vas
looking al NE. crossed 4 legs and
then. thinking some one might consid-
e. i ine!egant, increased them agail.
Once apQ!auGed. but then ! thought y
might look like ! was trying 10 stir
up enthusiasm. SO ! stopped that Then
tried looking interested. but il seemed
as i ! were gazing past the speaker IL
10 the face OF some one | knew in the
audience. OF course I could no. fuol.
bored. so I finally looked a. the floor
aad felt miserable. II you don't be-
Eeve tina: sitting OF the STAGE is en-
barrassing watch some man the mex.
time you attend public speaking. or
try the trick yourself" And the OBJ
server walked OF TO calm tis shattered
nerves.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-12-03
Notice OF Sale.

Pursuant to license and an order or sale
duly made - the County Court Il poUg1a
county. Wisconsin. !. + Il. Payne. Guardian o.
STANLEY NICHOLS FOksMAN. ruino-
Will. a; ten o'clock in the forenoon on NeC-
nesday the 2l>t day Of December. lN9,. a the
easreriy front door or the Court House in the
city Of superior IN said county, offer for SAFE al
public auction all the es'a'e and interest o.
said minor stanley Nichols EOrsman. being ar
undivided oue-tenlh Of the whole. in the land,
hereinafter described.
And pursuant IN 3 separate license and order
OF sale duly made by the County Court sf3re
said. !. S-th 7. F0reSraH. Guardian f STAN
TON WATSON FOR>MAN, a minor. will g.
the same time and pace above designated e
fer for sale 1T public auction all the estate and
interest OF said minor stanton Watson For
man. being an undivided Ouetrn'h OF fh-
whole. in the same Lands hereinafter described
said lands above mentioned are described g.
follows. io-H.t
The Ne 4 and the Ne !. Of the Sc 4 of sec
ton .: the y IF the NJ 4 Of section the NJ
!. Of the e Of section 1o all IN l. IS y Of r. Il
The NJ \. and the Y = ofthc NV 4. the y !.
OF the Sc I and the 81 4 OF the e 4 Of section
? the NY T Of h - Z & y seton he E Z s. o.
SW /! the >E i If the -W l.. the NV i of the
Sc :. and the :, az the - ! Of section :. tn
: = Of the NJ !. The Ne i II the y" i the :
= THE NV 4 and the : y 4 If section 10 the
N-w !. Of the %EII. ana the NJ i 1.-THE Nv !.
IF section i: the T y ofthc y Z 4. the W , Of
t. E% Z eId The s ~ T fse5i@9 ~ +. = 5s =
section p: The " ! Of section 81. all i'll 7 i. y
Thes = Of section -. in T - EofR. low.
The 81 !. OF The NV l.. AMI the NV Il Of the
SW OF section / the : ofthe sc 4 OF SO
ton u; the T y of the nv i. AMI the y o:
the 81 4 Of section u in r. - r. Il w.
All s!,rIate in Douglas county. Wisconsin. and
50 described according to the L. :. survey and
Hat thereof
Dated November 18th 'soS
Z r PAYNE.
Guardian Of stanley Nichols Forsma1.
SETH T FORt>MAE.
Guardian Of Stanton HatsOn FOrsTran
Mo Is d 10 L.
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INK
SOiiiIfied.

SPAN has raised some new poInts
in the treaty negotiations, and refuses
to cede or sell islands for coaliny sta
tons. She also asks for the same trad
ing privileges in Cuba, Porto Rico. and
the Philippines as Americans will en-
Joy for twelve wears. rs in the case OF
the cession Of Florida TO this country in
1919. As consequence, the treaty viii
not be completed for some time yet
Skater and Sampson are now &C
cusing one another OF sins OF omission
and commission during the siege of
Santiago, while the men who were, &C.
cording 10 the admiral and the general,
uselessly sacrificed, are not saying a
word.
Tobacco Is among the highest priced
OF all the strictly agricultural products
Few people are aware Of tie great
value ofthe tobacco crop of Cuba. To
the appraisers Office in New York last
week came six bales, each containing
seyenty-tiye pounds OF wrapper leaf
from Cuba. The invoice valuation was
81 900 Der bale, or sl323 per pound.
The duty on this grade OF tobacco Is
$50 per pound An important revenue
is derived from this source, and it very
properly comes out OF the pockets Of
gentlemen OF luxurious tastes in the
matter Of cigars.-American Economist
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TALKED TO THE JURY.
Powerful Plea for the Liberation OF the

4 business nan who has his Office
IN big building OF IL Sale street,
Tot over eight miles from the court
house. was writing a. his desk the
other day when he CHANGED 10 glance
out OF the window, which opens OF
81 interior court As he cooked a5
Eently across at the window opposite
strange sight presented Itself. The
window Immediately across the court
belonged 70 the Office OF q vell-known
criminal lawyer. The attorney stood
IN the middle Of the room. with : !a-ge
bunch Of typewriter payer in his hand.
IN front Ct hin were Placed row OF
empty chairs. IS the watcher looked
first. the attorney began str.c.ng the
floor II z ue.od-ana-ic fashion. occa-
s.oaally running Ms free hand through
his hair, which is rather zong. The
business man saw the lawyers lips
moving, and i came over him that
what he vas looking 2: was Z rsLea-
sal CT q speech 20 the jury. He be-
came more interested. and wheeled his
chair 10 the window Sd that h could
see better. IS the lawyer proceeded
be frequently glanced a. his manu-
script 10 get the headings CT his ad
dress. rs frame swayei 20 and fro
Is he talked. and the spectator was
sure tha. Ii Tzs telling the jury that
re congratulate himself and his client
OF obtaining such al intelligent and
honest lot ot men 20 Try this import
ant case. He seemed particularly anx-
:Cus 10 compliment big leather caai-
On the end, which the spectator sUs-
pected was the juror in whom me at
to-ney did aot have full confidence
Having paid his respects to the jury
the LAWYER then addressed himself to
the case. The watcher could .ell by
his mp2ss!oDed gestures Just when the
state was scored He saw the clock
On the wall. which represented the IN
scrupulcus states attorney, hide its
face behind is hands when it was
scath!cgly hauled over the Goals for its
unblushilg sub1rnation CT testimony
for the prosecution. He asked the jury
to gaze upon his client, the roll-top
desk, and say whether so innocent a
piece Of furniture could be guilty Of.
the horrible crime charged against l.:
He appealed TO the jurors as fellow
furniture TO give the desk It's freedom.
AS for that cringing, perjured creature
the copying stand, which had been the
chief witness against the defense, he
would tell Il and the jury what he
though. OF Il. Then he wrought him
selt into Z great state OF Tirtuous in
dignation. He rouped Up and down
tie room. swinging his aTns and shak-
ing his flowing locks. Against the
witness he employed invecttve and sat
ire Of the most impass!caed kind IN
I'll the poor copying stand wished il
had teen typewriter CT anything
else but what il was. Than he pic
tured to the Jury the stain which had
been put upon his cl!e1t-an ink stain.
lie told the twelve chairs that the
prosecution had utterly failed 10 prove
is case, and that he was content to
leave the desks fate in to jury
hands. Then he dropped exhausted il
a chair and the spectator was g car
RED away By the scene that he de-
c!ares ne saw the twelve chairs get up
and retire from the room OF their hind
legs.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-12-03

STATE OF WISCONSIN, IN County Court.
Douglas County.
In the Matter Of the Estate Of Francis G. Hare1
deceased ia'e 81 the city Of superior Dougla>
70. Wis-I9 Probate.
NOTICE Is hereby given. that az general
term of the Comfy Court to be held in and for
said County. a. the County Judges flee IN the
Court House. in tie City OF superior. DOUg.a.
to2.. a 70 O'Clock in the forenoon Of that day.
the following matter will he heard, considered
and acted upon by the C0urc:
The application OF Eva Hanen for the ar
poin.mcnt # Martin Patt;san Of Surerio- Wis
conSi0 Is admins ratOr Of the Estate OF Franc
c. fieWen. deceased.
Dated this e:h Gay ofNoyembeT, ls9S.
By the Court.
d. Z ROBERTS, County Judge
N i 70 81
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Notice OF Mortgage Foreclosure.
STATE OF WISCONSIN IS
Douglas Comfy. In Circuit Court
J Arthur Woodside. Plaintiff.

Lars Halsor and Samalina Faiso- his wife. s77e
heirs at law Of Paul /. Halsor, deceased de-
PENDANTS
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that ny virtue IF
ana pursuant - the judgment If foreclosure n.
- e rendered su6 entered in the above entitled
action oH he 18th day Of November. A y Isc- I
shall On the u day Of January, \ D. I-qg a, ten
clock II the forenoon a. TIE eesrerly f-1nt doc
Of The Court House in the City OF Superior in tho
county OF Douglas and state Cf Wisconsin OFF,
for sac and sell TO The highest bidder fr- ca n
me reai estate ordered and directed u ssid
judgment 70 De sold, described a. follows.
Tie 81 half rs - Of Block r ON t--re Tvys =
ty-fOUr % N Fast sixth street m the -oTrrgsfe
o. superior, now a part % the Civ f SUPERIOR
Doug . county, Wisconsin. according tn the Re-
corded 1is, hereof on file ana 0f record in tb-
once o: The Register II Deeds in and Ea- aid
lglgla- toHEty- Wisconsin. To satisfy the sum
Of one thousand one hundred and eirEfv
81 la dollars with interest thereon. tncerhey
Win The costs and expense OF such sale q pro
YIqef and ordered in said Judgment
J'ate1 al superior, Wisconsin, this 10th day 0
November, A. b. Iscs
PRANK L. WILCOX
Sheriff Of Dougia, County. Ms
Il ". A~STIS
P.E.----s E,----e- 10 = -: -
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THE NELSON'S NARROW ESCAPE
Big Ship Encounters q Heavy Gale and
L. Nearly Wrecked.

The fine ship Nelson, 1,126 tons,
Captain G. Perrian, had a narrow es-
cape from being lost in the straits, &C
corGing 20 the New Zealand Herald
Finding thick and misty weather it was
thought inadvisabie TO make the
straits and the ship was hove to of
Stephens island AboU. 10 o'clock.
however, the weather cleared, and the
vessel was headed through the straits
under easy sail. Between and 4
o'clock il the morning. when of Cape
Terawhiti, all hands were turned cut.
as the wind had increased to the
strength Of gale, and the captain was
dasi-ous Of acchor.cg At 40 O'Clock.
shortly after passing well outside G:
kaTOn rock, the vessel touched on a
rock, but hung there only for mo-
ment. The impact was 50 slight that
the captain. who was on th3 coop al
the time, directing the nan a. tna
wheel, had some doubt g to whether
il was really a rock that had Teen hi.
The pumps were Immediately orde-sl
20 be sounded. but al examination
showed the vessel WIS not making arv
water, and as the sea was ircreasiDg
every minute the captain deemed !,
prudent TO put the ships head cut to
sea and run before the wind. Abru.
an hour afte-ward the officers wee
surprised 10 learn that the gauge
showed seventeen inches in the hold.
The pumps were AZ once got o work.
but the water gained rapidly, and The
skipper C!apQsd On sail, with the in
tention Of running for Cloudy bav in
order 10 beach the vessel. Soon after
ward the steamer Tara vera was sizh.-
Cd, and arrangements were made sor
towing the disabled vessel 10 yelling
ton. This was about ! o'clock "a the
morning. and after Ions and hazard
Gus operations the two vessels got IN
der way a. l in the afternoon. eng
then between ten and fifteen miles 81
Wellington heads. The steam tug
DUco stood by the Nelson from the
heads. and as It happened this was
fortunate arrangement. for when a
couple Of miles of the wharf the Tara
vera s two lines carried away, but the
Duco was equal 10 the occasion an2
safely berthed the ship ar the outer
tee of Queens wharf at $50 in the
evening.
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Notice of Referees sale on ForecIosure

STATE OF WISCONSIN,
i-clll CCgrt-Douc a. County.
Henry :. Butter. as Assignee OF The Bank Of So
peFi1r, corporation. P.alntiT.
Sarah B. Anderson. LOWS 2. Newton and Me-
vile {. smith, defendants.
NOTICE L hereby given that under and By
virtue Il 2 Judgment OF foreclosure and sue
duly rendered in the above entitled action IN
y. l>91 / shall, On the i6.h day ui January. 4.
j. 1.sy. e; eleven clock IL the forenoon OF Iaa'
day at the esteTly front door Of the County Court
House. ii III. City Of Superior, IN the County q
DOEgla ami state OF Wisconsin ODER fyr sz!e
and So. public auction. {. he rlEhest bidder
Ier cash. the real e>'are ana EUrtgags1 prem
ises directed b. said Judgment 10 be soll. and
hereinafter described, or - much thereof a. may
be necessary t. SATISFY the amount OF sal1 Ilds-
IDeur tO-WIt. ! he sum OF three IhO-sa Nd >vE-
Hundred Ih.-ty-ii! 20 and 5i-l50 dollars g..
$50 with Interest thereon from the date Of >1
judgment a the rate II X per cent. per anuuI,
together with tie costs AID expenses Of suc1
sale.
The real estate and uo1tgaged premises 20 T.
IL sold aforesaid SItua 81 II Tie County -
douglas and state O.: Wisconsin. and are de-
SERTED as follows, tU-wit.
The Northes>: Quarter Of Bloc. numbered
Twelve ~ on " ct thirteenth street, ana al Of
Blocks NUMBERED FuuTeeI ~ and sixteen DO
on East FIRST street. 8. il the Tywn>lle (.o~
lowHsire Of superior on lie and Of record in The
cttCe OF the Register 81 DEEDS IL ana FOR the
aforesaid county and S'e'e-
GRAFTON MASON.
Referee appointed by said Court
10 make said sale.
CATTIE. BUTLER & LYONS
Plzintitfs a,,orneys- ld3lol72431 . 70
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Notice Of Publication.

STATE OF WISCONSIN. II Justice Court
County Of Douglas IS
City OF SUPERIOR !
Before Edmund +. Otis Esq J.P.
TO J. K. Baker.
saTLIShee have been issued against YOU and
your property Cernisheed 70 satisfy the derard
o. " ) W h"e4e-. amounting 10 nine dollars.
Vow unless you shal appear before Edmund r
ttis. justice OF the Peace in and for said
county. ~ his office in said city az superior On
me I'm cay Of December 4 =. 1ses AT 10 o'c,oc.
III the forenoon, judgment VIII be rendered
agsinsi you. and Your prope-tv sold to pay the
Dated, this 18th dav # SOven Der. 4. d. 1895
". J. WHEELER
Plaintiff.
GEO B. HI DNALL. Plaintiff attorney.
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man reasons, often faliaciou-lv; a
woman iutuitivelv touches the truth.
Be bold. but not cross; be true. bu,
not coarse: te sim PIE. vet &c: weak.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1898-12-03
HufnOr OF the Courts.

There il an amusing article in the
Scots Law Times for November Oh
" Witness-Box VII" Some Of Tie s-or-
les have an antique favor about them.
There is the incident, for instance, OF
Lord Peterborough and the bricklayer
who came TO court as a witness II his
working clothes. and who, when chal-
lepged, retorted that he was as vel
dressed Is the judge, because, he said,
=" You came here in your working
clothes. and III come in mine" And
there IS the story, too, OF the witness
who was 20 positive as 10 the identity
CT some ducks that had been stolen
from him. How can you be SO GER
tain ?" asked counsel for the prisoner.
II have some ducks OF the same kind
in NV own possession. VERY likely"
was the farmers reply. these are not
the only ducks ! have had stolen"
Sir Frank Lockwood, defending a man
for stealing cattle, had an encounter
With a witness who had seen the
beasts" from a distance. How lar
of could you tell a beast?" ST Frank
asked. Answer-''Just about as far OF
as | am from you
In recent police court case witness
fell foul CT q constable; 50 much so tina,
he was asked whether the policeman
was a liar. No" lie answered. :
won't exactly say that the constable :
liar, but l don't mind saying he's
aIc led the truth most carelessIv."
Pray, SIR" asked badgering coun-
SCI Of the Old Bailey school, Of a mild
hammered clergy Do you know
the difference between horse and q
cow" Il acknowledge ny ignorance,
replied the reverend gentleman: Il
hardly know the difference between =
horse and COW, or between bull and
buily-only bull, | AN told. has
horns, and bu!.y''-here he bowed TO
the lawyer-''luckily for me, has none"
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4 Biblical Inquiry.

9 Do you know all about the Bible.
pa? asked tine little son of citizen
who prldes himself on his scriptural
knowled.ei
'Oh, guess could answer anything
you might ask, Jimmie was the I'M
prudent reply.
Mas Jobs TURKEY a gobbler or a
he n?"-Detroit Free Press.
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Gov. Tanner, Of Illinois. has been
Indicted omission OF duty and NAL
feassnce in office" by the grand jury
il the Nirden, H., riot case Indict-
n7ents were returned against 81 persons
in eli.
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kcporrer and Printer in Error.

Reporter and Printer in Error.
Mr.. Asguiih once referred to the
Governments "pique or temper" the
reporte: wrote peacock temper" 4
speaker a, Exeter Hal. replying 70 All
attack. said il vas "a double lie in the
shape Of half truth" which, by the
ingenuity Of reporter, appeared as "a
double eve n the shape Of half q tooth. -
Sir James Grant, III e. speech il the Ca
madam House Of Commons, once re-
feTred 10 mans thorax; when in prin;
it read, "a mans pickax-;;" and on an
other occasion his reference 10 food
for the gods appeared as food for the
Gods In setting up speech Of Sir
Henry Irving the composi:or made
''manv journeys IN small boats" read
weary journeys in small boots" An
editor on Montreal paper once quoted
the scriptural phrase "Straining at q
-nat an! swallowing a camel, and the
compositor &c. up ''straiuing al 4 CRATE
and swallowing canal
His Awakening.
Yes, vas awfullv fond Of that girl.
and I believed her to be perfect, but
saw somethin. a5ou, he last night tina.
made me tired"
What was that"
Another fellows arm"
\ man when he has no opportunity
to DO wrong is fully as good as a woman.
-A.chesoa Globe.
The ind0nitableness Of American
courage vas well demonstrated yester-
day by tie thousands who sat in a
drenchinc rain TO watch two college
teams kick each other and foot ball
Ne. York World.
The Lawyers Progress.
Mr.. Justice Boddam, Of the Madras
High court, has just gwen at festive
function what lie describes as "the de-
grees of comparison" applying to bar
risterz- The first is ''to get on" the
second is ITO get honor" and thetLird
Is TO get honest. "-Lohdon Chronicle
ezx4
Evidently Never Heard of Chicago.
Tue very worst Napoleon Of Fl
nance" that our speculative circles
could produce would not even make
the suggestion Ct bols,ering up stock
swindle with the purchased influence
Of the press-NeE York World.
SOlidIfied.
Chicago water Is so bad that instead
Of boiiin. 1t the people have TO bake IT,
-Ninnea polls Journal
Why is il that good times always
happen under Republican rule? Is it
chance? IL it is, why isn't il business
proposition TO take more chances?-
Great Falls Montana Leader"
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: The bitterness OF death is sweet as
against the gall 0: mothers VOC
through a sens downfall Boston
IDEAS
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Evidently Never Heard Of Chicago.

TIE very worst Napoleon Of Fl
nance" that our speculative circles
could produce would not even make
the suggestion Ct bols;ering up a stock
swindle with the purchased Influence
Of the press-Ne~ York World.
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WISE AND OTHERWISE.
Hard on The Professor.

4 certain British professor. leading
light Of his university. recently wrote
fessor - informs hi. students that he
has this day been appointed honorary
physician TO the Queen" In the course
OF the morning. he hal occasion To
leave the room. and on returning found
that a student had added the words,
" God Save the Queen
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The Lawyers Progress.

Mr.. Justice Boddam, Of the Madras
High court, has just gwen at a festive
function what lie describes as 'the de-
grees of comparison" applying to bar
risterz. The first is ''to get on" the
second is ITO get honor" and tie third
is TO get honest. '-L0hdon Chronicle
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2. EGLtETT. F7sa. c. gsCsS0q.
4gsat. S1rsyioy. 4. 6. -gt., 3. Superior