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DIR. coLLEDGE's LECTURE
AT the Y. NJ "a. Last Nlght-AiLare
I, Audience ENJOYED It.

At the Y. NJ "A. Last Nlght-A Large
Z. Audience Enjoyed 1t.
The fourth lecture OF the Y. NJ. c. "A.
course was given last night by DR.. Will
lama. Colledge on Second Fiddles." apd
itwasfully up to the others OF the course
in every respect. A large and cultured
audience greeted him. The doctor is
pastor OF the Peoples Congregational
church, Aurora, Illinois. He has a fine
appearance,lhl voice is muslcab he has
the elements OF the orator and holds his
audience from beginning to end. He
handled his subject in masterful man
ner. - "a
Representing manhood as human or
chestra, he showed how few played first
fiddles; the great majority play second
fiddles. Many people think that all sue
cess comes from chance or luck. This
Is doing great harm in the world; 1t
hinders many from becoming what they
might otherwise be. 1t was not luck
but pluck that caused all the great ones
of'earth to attain to all they did attain.
Those who have push and energy are
the players on the first fiddle Itytakss
push to get along in the world. II we
come to the conclusion thatswe will go
to the poor house, we will land there
II We are forced to live In poor room,
let US do SO under protest.
He referred to the many great ones Of
earth who began under adverse circum-
stances. An iron will is necessary TO
success. This is strikingly illustrated
IN the Scotch character. All the Scotch
man wants is fair chance and he will
succeed. He referred to David Living
stone as an Instance. There are great
many with great intellect who are sec
ond fiddles; oil their lives prove the
fact that they do not wake up. They do
not realize their possibilities. Others
have fallen from the heights they once
held, through drink or otherwise. De-
termine to be something, said the
speaker, and you will be something.
The speakers definition of n crank
was. Zone who is engaged in something
that you have no interest In" We are
indebted to Cranks for nearly all great
discoveries and inventions with which
the world has been blessed. In order
to play first fiddle at the present day
one must be original. Hundreds of peo-
pie are strangers to their own possible
tiles, from the fact they are imitators.
Among other famous men he referred
to Prof. L. c. Mendenhall, known to so
many OF the audience. He gained his
eminence as scientist by his indom-
liable energy.
The entire lecture was full of good
thought and was well received. It was
an intellectual treat as we'll as full of
good advice to all, and through 1t all
was humor enough to please the mos.
tastlaious. gt
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To enable the farmers In the Eastern
States to pass the long winter evenings
In an entertaining and instructive
manner, the Chicago, Milwaukee & St.
Paul Railway Company has recently
published for free distribution, O new
pamphlet, finely Illustrated with pic
lures which will delight the eyes OF
Eastern farmers. and containing letters
from their brethren In South Dakota
descriptive OF their experiences while
filling the soil and raising cattle, sheen
and hogs in the Sunshine State" 81
This pamphlet Is well worth reading
through from cover to cover. 1t viii
be sent free II you will send your I'D
dress to either II. f. Hunter, ImmIsra-
tlon Agent, 29l Dearborn street, Chi
cago, or 10 George H.. Heafrord, Cen
eral PASSENGER Agent, Old Colony build
ing, Chicago. III.
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WESTERN RATE SITUATION.

The present existing eI.uupon In the
western fretsh. world. particularly at
the Chicago gateway. Is causing much
comment among traffic men. for the rea.
son thatiit Is regarded not only as re-
markable, but unprecedented in The his
TORY OF the western railroads. All classes
+ OF rates In the wcst and northwest are
being cat and slashcd in the most omen
and audiclous manner, and traffic arrIv-
Ing Mt both the Chicago and St. Louis
Eateways Is being delivered on that
basis. For almost the first time In tho
history OF the Juint TraGie Associa ton,
u the eastbosnd trunk llnes from these
( gatewayS arc absolutely maintaining
tariff rates. ard the combination Of thcee
4 Two conditions have never before con-
! frontcd the traffic managers of tho west.
Expert traffic men state tina. the cause
Sir this unique situation iu only what
might have been expected, 1t being the
ultimate outcome OF the friction that hns
4 hong existed between tho wc.tcrn lines
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IJJJST AT us VERY TIM
From ! J ( ! ! %Rheu,rna,
They Need Il
Fame Of Which

good health Is solely due 10 Wars,
How. Il. A. Stone, judge a, m.
preme Court ofAustralla deelassss
.as.i have used Warmers Safe ~,
many occasions, being subjected ~ y.
plants which caused dsprcssion y, ~
Its, and the use OF this wondsrS,,
covery has been lnvarlably = stt.,,
With the most satisfactory rcsultS ~
Jai Jat Ram Mlssur, a promlnss, ;,
road man OF India, says: SA'!'
81 was attacked by the fatal AN,
dropsy. as d result Of rheumatic mas.
My whole body was filled With NJ
and my, kidneys refused to work / ~
various remedies and sklnfll sur,s,
In vain. AT last l was told 10 prss.s
for death, I began the use OF Nat,'s.
Safe Cure, and II effected n coms,,
cure for witch l cannot be TOO NM
iful." sgs X 's
y The list OF names OF American !.
and women who have been cured MN
use OF this wonderful discovery eSi..tI
into the hundreds Of thousands Nm
OF them iarc very prominent In lesiS,
tive. professional and social eiNIs
Their names alone would more I'M, NJ
this. paper. Many ofithem have n,
enduring painS have had swollen joI,S
headaches. unaccountable lansuor an
and indefinite pains In various par,s
the body: have been restless, sietn,s
and depressed;5 have had lack o. ss,a
tile. lack OF energy and lack OF All M
bition; but they are to-day In the Snss
ment OF perfect health. A few nSrS
of those who cordially recommend an
Cure are Bishop Wilson, Mr.. Jesse Ia,
rabee, DR.. Gum, Mrs. Annie Jern,s
Miller. Dr.. Woodbury., Mrs. Willard ~
Rev. DR.. Rankin. -
In addition thereto. This great dir,
cry has been scientifically analyzIi |,
Prof. s. A.. Lattcmorc, one OF the lal
Ing chemists OF America, and AnAlT
,of Food and Medicines for the New "a
State Board OF Health. who has Inn
tigateo the process Of manufacture. N
unhesisatingly says that 1T is 81.
Quoted with extreme care accordinE 4
the best methods, and that Safe q,
Is free from all poisonous and delts
rious substances"
The fac-simile of the package Is r,p,
herewith. 1t has become synonym B
good health the world over. and slys
what no other. remedy can give-i-.
dom. from disease and the blessings |
life which good health always coa,.1
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THE RIVER.
YEsTERDAY,s DEPARTURES.


Cincinnati. LIMESTONE, STATE, s a. m
Pittsburgh. QUEEN CITY. 3 a, IN.
Parkersburg .ARGAND,t11 am.
Matamoras,. LEXINGTON, II q. m.
SIstersville... RUTH. $3.50 p. IN. - u
Clarington...L LEROY. $3.50 p.Sm.
Steubenvillc..T. NJ. BAYNE, 2:30 p. m.
z BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Charleston. .KANAwHA.l $50 a. m.
HUR, 4Tp. m. z
Sistersville. RUTH. $3.50 p. m.
Claringtcn...L LEROY, $3.50 p. m. ~ je4t
$50 a. m.
Steubenville.. T. NJ. .BAYNE. $50 p. M.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Pittsburgh. *. BEDFORD, $50 a. m
,Cincinnati....QUEE CITY,tS, n. m.f "
Parkcrsburg .ARGAND. II a. mi. =
as...LEX1NGToN, IL n. m.
Slstersvlle.. RUTH. $50 p. m.
Clarlngton....LE $3.50 p. m.
Steubenvillc..T. NJ. BAYNlI, $50 p. m.
PittsbIrsh..LORENA.s 2 "a m. =
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A Revelation for weak Women.

Weak. nervous women who suffer
from female complaints, Irregularities.
discharges, backache, ETC., get no sym
pathy because they "look well." No
one but the physician knows what they
suffer, and no one bat great specialist
in female diseases like DR.. Greene. So
West Fourteenth Street, New York
City, the most successful physician In
curing these complaints. has the knowl-
edge, skill and remedies which never
fail to cure. Women should know that
DR.. Greene can be consulted by. mail
free. Write the Doctor. You can thus
get his opinion and advice in regard to
your case free. Write now---it may re-
suit In your cure. 81 ~
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More men, women and 'sven little
children have been suirerins,with rheu-
matIsni and neuralgia the, present year,
than ever before. Statistics from all
over the country show this-doetors' re- !.
ports prove It Possibly the unusual
weather has had something to do with
1t, but there is one great reason back O.
1t ALL The great cause OF rheumatism
ara neuralgia, or even muscular cold
is because there is uric ncld In the blood
This mic, acid should be thrown out OF
the system and can be II the kidneys
are only IN a strong and healthy condi-
ton, but, being wenned, these great orr
gans are not,able TO throw theuric acid
from the system, and so It, gets into the
blood, poisons the blood, settles around
the FONTS, inGames the muscles and
causes what we call rheumatism ana
neuralgia
Is this not clear? Can you not readily
see that there Is only one way TO cure
these troubles, and that Is by Keeping
the kidneysIn a strong and healthy con-
dition? II they are kept strong andSwell,
and drlve5the uric ncld from the blood,
there will be no more rheumatism or
neuralgia.
In every quarter OF the globe, :inclnd-
ing India, Africa and Australia, It Is ac-
knowledged that there Is but one dis
.covery which can or ever does fight the
battle against. uric acid. and drive IT
from the 'body. That discovery. Is known
universally throughout the world as
Warmers Safe Cure. . Is, z
In writing upon this subject Mr..
William Edward Rosbon, surgeon OF tho
Royal Navy Of England, said:
II conScIentiousiy and temphatically
state thatI have been. able to give more
relief and effect more, cures byEth use
OF Warmers Safe Cure than by all other
medicines in thets British Pharmaco-
poefa. lllIti', !.
DR.. n. Dyer, Of wurtzburg, Germany,
said: AZ
r"I have prescribed Warmers Safe Cure
constantly to those suffering from kid,
ney orr liver diseases. and especially
rheumatism and neuralgia. In some In
stances where the case seemed hopeless,
have seen the sufferer restoredit to COM
plete health greatly to my surprise and
qualification, and I constantly. recon-
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1T is easy to catch cold and Just as
easy to get rid Of It II you commence
carly to use One Minute Cough Cure. It
cures coughs. colds, bronchitis pneu-
monia and oil throat and lung trou-
bles. 1t Is pleasant to take. safe to use
and sure to cure. Charles r. Goethe,
Market and Twelfth streets: Chatham
Sinclair, Forty-slxth and Jacob streets;
A, e. Scheehle, No. COT Main street; Ex-
ley Bros. Penn and Zane streets; Bow
ie & Co. BrIdpeport Ia
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Y. NJ c. 4. ANNIVERSARY

A very interesting programme has
been arranged for the thirteenth ami
,versarS Of the Young Mems Christian
Association, at the Opera House, next
Sunday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock. The
congregational singing will be conduct
ed by Evangelist J. p. Hilles. assisted
by large chorus. The First Presbyte-
rian church quartette choir will sing
several selections. Addresses will be
made by Rev. N. S. Thomas and IRev.
Henry Ostrom. The annual report&will
also be presented. A.general invitation
Is extended to the public.
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OIL s-CITY-River ss5 feet s inches
and falling Clear and cool.
WARREN--River 5 feet. Clear and
mild. 4. ), r.
Fl GREENSBORO-R River II feet inch
es and falling. Fair and warmer. Ad-
am Jacobs and Florence Belle down
Wednesday. James G.. Blaine and Nci-
lie Hudson up. = !, 15 Si
z ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10 feet 10
inches and falling. Clear and cool.
: BROWNSVILLE-Rivcr II feet 10
inches. Failing. sj5t5i 4.
EPlTTSBURGH-River 12.S feet and
falling at the dam. Clear and cool. VA
STEuBENV1LLE-R 20 feet o
inches and falling. Cloudy and cool.
Passed up--Queen City. Passed down
kanawha. "a q Z, q \ ,:s,i5
Z .iPARkEESBURG-ohio river &c feet
and falling. Cloudy and mercury at 80.
Passed down and un--Bens Hur. Passed
down--Argand. Valley Belle, Keystone
state and D. B. Wood, The Little Ka-
lnaWha Is falling. Passed down and up
Milton =.
3 POINT PLEAsANT-River5 s4.7 feet
and falling. Cloudy. 55ra e,
/. ,ClNCINNATI-Rivcr 44.6 feet and
rising. Clear. " : sils u = :.
cA1Ro-Rlver 33.1 feet and rising.
Clear and colder. Il & az b. -
sLoulSVlLLlG;-Rlver rising; 10 feet S
inches In canal; II feet 6SSinches on
iails; % feetfl Inch below locks. Clear
EVANSVILLE---River 49, feet and
rising. Fair and cool. 3 q 81 VI
MEEMPE1S--RiverG 20 feet and risinu.
Clear and cool. T5i;. IA 4
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The Intelligence
job Printing Office

%. Tho largest and most conps'
see Job Printing Establlshmeh. )
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%. Possesses every facility for d
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-. work, from a Neat Card OF Or
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'.' a ers and others requiring s'tN
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s's Job Printing Office.
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scALpERs pIsHEAnTENEp.

s Chicago ticket scalpers are thoroughly
dlsheartened over the way things are go
Ing at Washington, and secretly admit
that they expect the railroads to win
out by Congress passing q federal anti
scalplng bill. Nearly all OF the brokers
admit that they are doing no business,
and this Is further shown by the fact
that they are discharging their clerks.
SO great is the CONSERVATION among
them that several OF the brokers are ul-
ready making arrangements TO close up
shop and make connections elsewhere.
One general passenger agent reports
that he has had no less than a dozen ap-
pllcations from men In the scalping bur!-
ness for work on his road.
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BERLIN. Jan. 1S.-A telegram receiv-
ed here from Canton says that Ger
man missionary named Homeyer. be-
longing to the Namjung station, has
been robbed and wounded near place
called Laugthen. The dispatch adds
that the Chinese governor on the inter-
ventIon of the German consul at Cam
ton, telegraphed orders TO take the
measure necessary 20 deal with the
mtlter 2
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IL
and the Joint lTraiiic Association. How.
long eas.bSund rates Will stand UP under.
ithcse conditions s q question. but Il Is a
notorious fact that in Chicago the big
shippers are using the weakness OF west
,efn freight rates Sin an endeayor to
break down the unparalleled flrmhess OF
rates In the eastern territory. ISL Y
The move OF the, 81. Paul road In cut
ting the -four rate from, the northwest
practically means the inaugnration OF
another war IN -four rates The action
OF the st. Paul was a cheekmate move
against the Wisconsin Central Company,
which, by d previous. secret cut had gone
out and secured all the business in sight,
While an improbable. rate, and 20 low
that the ST. Louis people Acknowledged
that they do not want business on the.
rate named. their action has placed the
Wisconsin Central at a great disadvan-
tage. and spoiled any chances Il may or
might have OF getting -four traffic while
the low rates remain In effect N
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interest as they progress. A large: con-
gregatlon was present last night, and
the attendance promises to keep up to
the standard set. Several conversions
have been the result OF Evangelist os-
troms labors here.
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.SHADYsIpE REVIVAL.

"A protractcd meeting has been car.
rled on for some time at shadyside
Belmont county, and a wonderful IN.
terest has been developed. Monday
night seventeen made n profession
making tiftv since the meeting began
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go to William schwertreger's the
wide-awake druggist, for Dr.! Earl S.
Sloan's great horse remedies. Quicl,
Cure. Collie Cure and Worm and Tonic
Powders, nc. = sy1izg CO. 10 80,
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ABOUT PEOPLE
Strangers in the City and Wheeling Peo
pie Abb DAD. t1t7

u j. w. %.
Z Among the members OF the Pitts
burgh Symphony orchestra, that play
ed at tho Grand Opera House last night,
was Mr.. Carl Boyer. who manipulated
one OF the French horns. and yesterday
he met Mr.. W. H. Paul. OF the Opera
House orchestra, Of this city, for the
first time In eleven years. It was a
pleasant reunion from the fact that
they used to be old comrades, travelling
with the same orchestra.
T. A. Twytord. OF sIstersvllle, is at the
Howell.
c. B. Chancellor, Parkersburg trav-
cling man. Is at the Stamm
Il G. E. Griffin and wife, OF sistersvllle,
we're Windsor guests yesterday.
Mr.. Dave Kraus Is In the east pur-
chasing goods for the spring trade.
Il Mrs. John Lotus. OF the Island, has
returned from visit to New York.
J.. NJ. Lees the genial representative
OF Proctor & Gamble. Cincinnati, is in
the city.
Mrs. S. Fleming and Mrs. A. c. Sher.
rard. OF Falrmont, registered at the
Mcclure yesterday.
Charles R. Burt, who has been WIS.,
itlng friends on the South Side, returns
to Pittsburgh to-day.
Mrs. P. A.. Heilman (nee Jane Ben
netO, Of Baltimore. Nd. is visiting
Mrs. George +. thinner, on the Island.
Michael Tully. OF the South Side. is
confined to his home with a sore foot,
the result OF an acid burn at the La
Belle tin mill.
Rev. Daniel O'Connor. OF Clarksburg,
vicar general OF the Catholic diocese OF
Wheeling, who has jus. returned from
Rome, Is guest at the Episcopal resi-
dence on Thirteenth street.
John w. McIntire, OF Brooke county,
passed through the city yesterday for
GAINESVILLE. where he will be married
Tomorrow evening at o'clock, to Miss
Maggie Reynolds, daughter OF James
Reynolds, decease
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PROSPERITY comes quickest 10 tho
man whose liver is In good condition.
EDeWitts Little Early RIsers are IN.
nous little pills for constipation. bill
iousness, indigestion and all stomach
and liver troubles. Charles r. Goetze
Market and Twelfth streets: Chatham
Sinclair, Forty-sixth and Jacob Streets!
a, L. Schcelea No. COZ Main street; Ex.,
ley Bros, Penn and Zane streets; Bow.
4 10 \ Co.., Bridgeport. 3 4 (. $50
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7PAN HANDLES ApvANTAaE.

Tx Nns es''VH Va 'hS s' oN.. : y. .
otthc Joint Traffic Association. in de-
,nylns the request of several Of the Van
'derbllt lines for direrentlal fares from
Chicago TO New York. has created some
feeling. as the move is said to have, been
directed at powerful competitor. I'm.
less the action Is reveracd by the arbi-
TRAITORS OF the associa,l lion a likelihood
exists that passenger fares between the
two cities will drop lower, as some OF the
Interested lines contend that the Penn
sylvanla. Company, with Ito Pan Handle
line, which was recently made diiferen-
tial. Is enjoying an unfair advantage.
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When People Are Suffering
tism, Neural gias and Colds,
Know Of a Dis oVerlYl the
is aWorld-iVVi

mend Il in all circles Of my aciuaint.
sIPnt J. Polraud, D. AID. Sc, OF Paris,
lsAfter weeks OF surferlnsfrom iniiam-.
nation OF the bladder during; Which
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Curtain Ends ] &c 8 5 { 4 d 4
Lace Curtains at half price. .,
GEO. NJ. SHOOK & co.

EXHIBITION and Ball at Turner
Hall tonight.
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To-morrow's Cincinnati; packet is the
speedy Queen City, at s a. m. ,5
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*. /, : :
Along the Landing

The marks at p. m. showed 90 feet
Inches and falling slowly. Weather,
clear and warmer. 4 =.
, The keystone State cleared for Gin.
clnnaa on time yesterday, with good
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y. II. c. A. OFFICERS us

~. e : q &
Elected at q Meeting OF the Directors.
Myron Hubbard the President. i
The board of directors OF the Young
Mems Christian Association held an
important meeting and elected the fol-
lowing officers: -.
Presldent-Aryrou Hubbard.
First vice presIdent-Guy P. C.. Allen.
Second vice presldent-Howard Haz-
lett.
Treasurer-John NJ. Brown.
Recording secretary-S.5 P. Parker.
The full board Of directors includes
the above officers and the following
persons: S. H. Kasley, Fl. E. Bowen, c..
P. Flick. W. j, w. Cowden. ]. C. Lynch,
DR.. R. H. Billiard, L. 3. Sands, John ].
Jones. W. B. Simpson, NJ. T. Giesey,
Alfred PAUL. F.. H. Williams, ". A. List,
A.. L. White. HI. Bond, Gov. G. W.
Atkinson. DR.. ]. L. DIckey, ]. n. Vance,
Dent A. Taylor and c. S: Morrison.
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time. althoughtunder noted specialists.
the disease steadily developed and l
rapidly grew weaker. resorted to. the
use OF Warmers Safe Cure. Itpromptly
relieved the painful symptoms and I
consclentiously say that my present
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Special Sale G Wr 5psssss' T Plaa.
kets, Underwear and Fancy Shirts will
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WHY throw away. your. money for
every, new cough syrup, when YOU can
buy that standard remedy, DR.. Bulls
Cough ,SSrup2 sSF % !, -
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I, FOURTH 1,:E',r.ll: STREET ST REL RE E1vAL.
u The eyansel!stic services lat Fourth
Street II. e. church arc inolcs sing IN
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pr. Miles Ealin Pslls uro guaranteed TO sion
4lcGdGoAot6s0 E!catcs, "Oao cont q doso.S.
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Ano her Miulonary In Tronble.

GEO. NJ. SHOOK & CO.
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Elected at q Meeting of the Directors.
Afyron Hubbard, the President, !
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why TAKE ANY RISK 2.

Tho only BUSINESS SCHOOL IN y
city With an established reputation.
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and, uttering yel1s of affrignt, they
scrambled out as best they might.
For half an hour longer the rumble
and whirr and f1utter of wings conrin-
ued. and the boys then knew that the
creatures must be bats. The cave was
their home. and they had been startled
by the light of the torch, and had gone
forth for the night.
There was no doubt but that the bats
had saved the boys lives, for If it had
not been for their startling Interior
ence the Indians would surely have
found and killed them.
They remained in the cave several