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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-13
THE CAUCUS ORGANIZED.

Senator Ellsworth called the caucus 10 oroer
end named Senator Hobart Krum as the chal'
man. Senator Krum. without any formahty,
took possession Of the Speakers CHAIR anu
thanked his fellow members Of the Legis!a'u'e
for the honor conferred upon him Senator Els
worth. on behalf Of the Senate. nominated sen
ator George A. Davis for one Of the secre'ai'es'
and Assemblyman Adler. OF New orA' anu N'
Hnblynan Gardiner. OF Monroe County,
Presented as secretaries for the Assembly
Arollcall by Mr.. Adler indicated that oniy '"o
Senator's. Coggeshal and White. and fVe Ar
ssnblymen. Apgar. Beede. Fancher' spraeue
end Ten Eyck. were absent The statement was
made by Assemblyman Aids that Messrs'
Apgar. Fancher and sprague were SICK ne nc
publican party has twenty-eight ma'ori'S o''
Joint ballot. and even If all the men named "eI'
absent Nj Depew would yet have large NE
sority over Mr. Murphy. who has been selected
- the Democratic candidate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-13
.oos ssp.c,aI satisfaction In voting for him
again.

took especial satisfaction In voting Tor MIN
DEMOCRATIC oNLooKERs.
TIL. caucus was a notably placid one. II being
,,.or ~ every one that Mr. Depew would be
,,-..s1 nv acclamation The Assembly
Chamber had been selected as the room in winch
% hid the caucus. Several Democratic Sena-
tors watched the proceedings with interest
s.rs,or Grady the Tammany leader. was pres
.nt and he appeared to be in much more
,hs.-.r, hurnor tha- was warranted by pro-
fuse depletion by him this morning al the eau
c,,. ~ the Democratic members OF the Legis-
iature Of his keen sorrow over the defeat OF
s.,,,o- Edward Murphy. jr for reelection
The wicked Republicans he then declared had
rerry-nandered the legislative districts OF tne
s,a,s and thereby prevented the popular Will
from expressing itself in Mr. Murpnys raVor
and sending that silver Democrat back TO
Washington. And here was Mr.. Depe"' solo-
standard man. actually the point Of being
nominated for Senator by the Republican ma
,or,v IN the Legislature. yet he could not sup
press his Irresistible impulse 10 be cheerful
Another man present who looked upon the
scene With interest was Benjamin q. Odell' Jr'
chairman OF the Republican State Committee,
Who must have remembered the strain OF the
late political campaign and the hard labor he
hah nut forth TO keep certain Senate and AS
smblv districts in the Republican column. Mr.
Mummy did capture several Senate districts,
I'M, no lost a larger number Of Democratic seats
IN the Assembly. and therefore the Republican
majority In the Legislature was maintained and
the election OF a Republican as United states
Senator was assured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-13

Cypress. Hill. Cemetery.
OFFICE, 1 MADISON AVE. COR. 23D ST. ". =.
Woodlnvn Cemetery.
Once No. 20 r 23d-st.
woodlsvn station Oath Ward. Harlem Railroad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-13

Webster-Nllitsry Order Loyal Legion United Stafea
6ommandery state % New-York Companions are m
formed n, tla .cath OF Colonel George p. WEBSTER.
Funeral services viii be held this morning, at 1879
o'clock al St Andrew Church. leIfh-s and shave
ompanons are requested 70 By order OF Major
General Grenvilie 81. Dodge L. s Volunteers Conn
mander A. Noel Brakeman, Acting ASSISTANT PaSmas'sF'
late L. 5. Navy Recorder.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-13

have in mind, sir man who fulfs every re-
quirerrent and measures Up 10 every standard
One who is a. sound gold every economic
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-18
LATEST NAVAL MONS.

Lieut.. ]. NJ. Hudgins, Lieut.. D. w.
Blamer and Lieut.. J. M. Buby, all pro-
mcted.
Passed Assistant Surgeon j. C. Ro-
senbleuth, sick leave extended two
months.
Lieut.. Yates Stirling: Jr.. detached
from The Ranger and ordered to the
Scindia.
Ensign f. e. Ridgely. detached from
the naval torpedo station and ordered
to the Dixie.
Lieut. ]. II. L. IIolcombe, ordered to
duty as executive officer of the Ranger.
Naval Cadet L. l.. Finney, to report
for duty on the Prairie.
Assistant Gunner w. Zcitler. de-
tnched from the Richmond and ordered
immedia tely to the Dixie
Assistant Gunner e. n. Fisher, de-
tachcd from the torpedo station and
ordered to the Dixie
Professor of Mathematics S. J. Brown,
ordered to duty as astronomical di-
rector of the naval observatory. in
stead of director of the Nautical
Almanac.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-18
To-DAY's GREAT GAME.
The Portsmouth Eleven to Meet the
Team of the Season.

Ihe portsmouth Eleven Ito Meet the
Team of the Season.
Undoubtcdl the University Of Mary
land football team, which Will arrive on
the Bay Line boat this morning, is the
strongest team that has visited Ports
mouth this season, and great game is
expected. The Portsmouth team have
practlced hard every night during the
past week and have seemingly prof1ted
by their experience in Williamsburg on
last Saturday. when. contrary to their
expectation, they were able to score
only 3 points, and were several times
pushed back dangerously near their own
goal.
In to-day's game, however, self conf
dence Is more noticeable in the ranks of
the Marylanders, but what a wide
awakening 1t will be If our boys treat
them as they have treated all other
teams they have encountered this sea-
son. %F
portsmouth Will have her best team
IN the field, including her star half
back. Lnnghorne, who has recovered
from his injuries received In the Will
liamsburg game sufficiently to allow
him to play again to-day. The game
will be called at 3:45 p. M
The lineup of the home team will be
as follows:
watts (ltoby) .......... $500. Left End
,!uukihs ....-. ....... Left Tackle
hierKie ...... .......... Left Guard
COX .......... ........ 49,. ~. Centre
lierDert llenry) $500. ). Right Tackle
Frazier GeeiD ... Right End
Parrish (Captain) -. Quarterback
Ianghorne tMarlkham) Left Hulf-bacIS
Pcckham (MarshnlD Right Half-bacli
Dashieids (Randolph) full Back
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-18
crew "fusurned ~tonmcr pairin.
(By Telegraph TO virginlan- Pilot)

Hamburg. Nov. 17.-rhe officials of
the Hamburg American Line have re-
ccivcd dispatch from Cuxhaven an
nouncing that the company's steamer
Aihesea, from Philadelphia for Ham
burg, arrived there at 4 o'clock this at
ternOon with the crew of tho Hamburg
American Line steamer Patria, which
caught fire off Dover, England, We'd
nesday, while on her way, from New
York, November 4th, for this port.
The dispatch also said that the Pa
tria had been abandoned In the North
Sea, enveloped In flafnes and that there
were no hopes OF saving the vessel.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-18
RELIGIOUS NOTES.

Rev., r. O. Payne, formerly of the
Florida- Conference, but who joined
the Virginia Conference this year. will
preach in the Port Norfolk NJ. e.
Church Sunday morning and night.
Rev. Mir. Bosnian. former pastor OF
Wright Memorial Church, will preach
mt that church Sunday morning and
night
Rev. w. a. Cooper. of Georgetown,
Ky. who recently joined the confer
ence will preach at Monumental NJ
Il. Church Sunday morning and night.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-18
noI,le for You.

We will buy you lot, build you a
house and let you pay rent unit YOU
pay for 1t, and then we will give you n
clear deed to the property. DO you
know any easier way to get n home
when you haven't the cash to pay for
one? All we require Is a small cash
payment as earnest money. Call and
find out what VIC are doing. 1t cost You
nothing to inquire. The Seaboard Real
Estate Co, oh High street, up stairs.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-18
THE JUNIORS BADLY TREATED.

rs advertiseu the Junior football team
expected to have played the Atlantic
Guy team yesterday afternoon, but
after all arrangements had been made
and considerable advertising had been
done by the juniors. the appointed time
arrived. but the Atlantic City team did
NOT put in their appearance nor did
they give any reasonable excuse for
their non appearance. Perhaps they
considered n good run better than n bad
stand. but this, however, ioes. not eX-
cuse them for not fulfilling their en-
gagement
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-18
RECITAL NEXT TUESDAY NIGHT

Mrs. Doctor Ennis will give a re-
cital at her lrcmc, corner Emmett
street and Fort Lane. Tuesday night,
for the benefit of All Souls Episcopal
Church. The following talent will take
part Mr.. William Richards, Miss
Alice Oliver, Miss Fodgson. The
ladies are striving hard to raise funds
TO pay for their little church. and have
adoMed these means OF raising money
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-18
ALL THE BEST BRANDS.

Mr. ]. l.. Pablo announces that he is
manufacturing the following brands OF
fine cigars: ST. Clair, Yum Yum, Our
Father, Pride of Manila. etc. Mr.. C.
T.. Jones. corner Middle and County
streets, Is sole agent for them. lie
also has on hand pure distilled black
bury juice. and liquors of all kinds.
no ism
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-18
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

The Park View Land and Improve
ment Company to William Schmoele,
Jr., lot on west side of jackson street,
100 feet west OF IC1Iingham: $685. City.
The Port Norfolk Land Company
TO Elmo NJ. Edwards, lot OF west side
Of Broad street, between Sixth and
Seventh streets; s275 County.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-18
YOU Can find
1T RIGHT HERE
III YouAre Looking for The Latest
News in Brief.
PERSONAL AND GENERAL

AlColumn of condemned Nowa or an
Interesting Nn.nro Conccrn,n.
thc Moven,rnix OF People Yon
K"ow ana Iinye Hoard or-mne,,
rniormn,ianin L,.t,as space COM
p,len r"rts',,oso 20 whom g. lime ~
rio"e,'' and Vino EnIay N-wspn-
per n pshots.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-18
A SMALL BLAZE.

a little after 1 O'Clock this morning
mn alarm of fire was turned in from
box 80. The blaze was found in n
kitchen in rear OF 1lS Washington
street, and was quickly extinguished.
Damage about one hundred dollars.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-18
SHOOTING A
TRUST REMEDY.
Oil Referee Riee's Plain Talk 10
the Industrial Committee.
WILL COME l TO THAT
"e Dc",- she Standard OH Company
and Rai,r"nd< some Heavy uiow.
-Intcr-stnte Commerce Law a.,a
Antl-Tru-t Law Have Acconpi,,h-
cd Nothing, He Dcc,nrcs-Govorn-
mon, owncr-hip of Railways the
only Remedy.
WILL COME TO THAT

New York Herald's Correspondence
Government ownership of railroads,
the political disfranchisement of rail-
road employees and the shooting of rail-
road and trust officials as possible last
resort are the remedies which George
Rice. the independent oil refiner, of
Marietta. Ohio. would apply to correct
the evils of trusts and monopolies. He
again testified before the Industrial
Commission to-day.
Mr. Rice submitted in evidence a let
ter from the Chess Carley Company,
representing. as he said. the Standard
Oil Trust. to j. NJ. Culp. the general
freight agent Of the Louisville and
Nashville railroad In 1881. suggesting
that the railroad company turn another
screw He said this meant that the
company was to turn another screw on
his shipments, and that the suggestion
was complied with by an increase of SO
per cent. inside of five days.
Later in the day Commissioner Far
quhar cited the testimony of Mr.. Culp
and Mr.. Carley before Congressional
committee. putting an entirely different
Interpretation on this letter. and called
attention to the contradiction of MT.
11iceS testimony.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-18

'EoR sALE-TH1 FINE PROPERTY
j. 305h and 307 London street Address
Mrs. A. II: SHULTZ. 261 High street,
Pottstown. Pa. q Ino12-Imt
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-18

III OUsE FOR RENTING. 1000 WASH.
IL Ington street For partlcula rs; call ON
w. N. WHITE, or ut corner of Washing
ton and King streets. nol0-tf
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-18

u OR RENT.-ONB END DOUBLE
house 2 rooms, GIG Fourth street. 1
dead wall: oil modern improvements. Ap.
ply ut AIS Fourth street. S no15-tf :
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-18

We keep every shape OF collars. Le,
us sell YOU your collars. Chas. II. We'll
ton K Co.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-18
TIE CITY OF PORTSMOUTH AND ADVERTISEMENTS

II OR RENT.-NEW AND 8DESIRA-
Bile dwellings on Elm avenue, Prem
US Piuce, bath rooms and city water, very
low rent Apply ut BROWNS BAZAAR.
500 High street. f$!4 Is !. gi7t. q noi6 at :
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-18

EIOR RENT-NEw HOUSE ON, NORTH
Z street, Phrk View: S rooms, city
water. Apply 407 Clifford street noS-tf
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-18
RASPBERRIES.

The most delicate of all our small fruits.
and the scarcest, but California supplies
our lack of this, and further, sends Nee
tarines. Apricots. White Cherries, Plums
and Pruncs. Peaches and Pears, Cur.
rants and Ra.sins. -
Coffees.
{. r. BARkSDALE
BOTH PHONES. I29 COURT ST
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-18
CHARGES FALSE RILLING.

Another method of discrimination
which Mr.. Rice referred to was the
false billing of tank cars. He said that
In one instance road had carried two
cars Of naptha containing 100, 9SG
pounds, at $4,000 pounds. and he had
seen the bill Of ladinE. Commissioners
FarQuhar suggested that this had been
explained as an accidental mistake
"Of course said MIR. Rice, "a cleri-
cal error. The case that was discovered
was clerical error. but how about the
cases that were not discovcrcd?"
In addition to scoring the Standard
officials and the railroads, Mr.. Rice
criticised very severely the Interstate
Commerce Commission and the Attor-
ney General. who have been in Office
ever since the antitrust law was en-
acted, for their alleged failure to en-
force 1t.
What Influence. In your opinion,
prevents them from doing their duty %
asked Mr.. Livingston. rs it political or
pecuniary?"
1T is the great influence of the
trusts and corporations" was the reply.
Government ownership of railways.
Mr.. Rice insisted, was the only rem
edy. The Interstate Commerce law
had been tried for twelve years and
the Antitrust law for nine years and
they had accomplished nothing. TO
''"'" ''e Jus pcdI VI poiitlcS IN the
management of the railroads under
Government ownership, Mr.. Rice de-
clared that he would favor the dis
reimbursement of all the railroad en-
ployes. There were only 100000 of
them. and there would be plenty of
voters without .them.
RICE OFFERED TO SELL. OUT.
Mr. Rice took up the recent tesu-
mony of Mr.. Archbold. vice president
of the Standard Oil Company, before
the commission, in which Mr.. Archi-
bold told of his (Rice's) efforts to
sell out to the Standard. He admitted
that he had offered to sell and that
there had been negotiations between
himself and the Standard, but he de-
MED that Mr.. Archibold's statement of
the case was correct.
The commission settled the difficulty
about Mr.. Rice's copyright pamphlet
purporting to be his testimony by
adopting this preamble and resolution
this morning:
For the reason that Mr.. George Rice,
n witness to come before the commits
sion this day, has printed. published
and copyrighted certain testimony in
impression that said testimony had
been sworn to and authorized, there
fore be 1t
Resolved. That we refuse to receive
said testimony rs published, and that
Mr., Rice proceed. after being sworn,
to give his testimony under the rules
established by this commission.
Mr.. Rice was allowed 10 use his
pamphlet rs the basis of his testimony,
residing from It and replying to ques-
lions suggested by what he read.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-18
MAY COME TO SHOOTING.

Il would not believe either Of these
men," said Mr.. Rice, with considerable
warmth II have been asked why 1 did
not shoot the man who wrote that let
ter He ought to be shot. He Is an
arrant scoundrel."
DO you recommend shooting as q
remedy?" asked Commissioner Clarke.
1t Will come to something OF that
kind, am afraid. If we do not find some
other remedy"
Much Of Mr.. Rice's testimony was a
repetition in a general way of the evil
dence he gave in New York when the
testimony was taken before n commits
sioner in the proceedings against the
Standard Oil Company for contempt OF
the Supreme Court Of the State Of Ohio
The railroads, he declared, were TIE
fathers and brothers of trusts. He de-
clared that the Determinations in ia
vor of the Standard had continued
since the Interstate Commerce law
went into effect and were practised a,
the present time. One method by which
he charged that the roads gave the
Standard an advantage was by the pur-
chase of all their lubricating and illu-
minating oils from companies control
led by the Standard, paying exorbitant
prices, which We're In effect rebates.
The control of tank cars by the
Standard also he said, afforded oppor-
tunitics for discrimination, as oil in
those cars was hauled cheaper than in
barrels, although the railroads had tc
return the tank cars empty, except in
rare instances, while the box cars, in
which barrels were shipped, could be
Used for freight.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-18

d taNudIrc
q Never tlisappoInls. Cures all aches
* eau q hes. La 9 Ripe Aches -Rheu-
& matte Pains etc. 15c, and 25c. 4.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-22
Sii0lte VYt,


Oct er M miittert, at Guslanberne
r9ffe irem / 3 Reinin9er. 0a meo bet
fpriie mao Der blue ol0orlige Sammen-
itpb.
@eneral Butter ielp talr O%iitnot /
De Qar. lanst ipo io1 8im6erle1, men
oerira er ell Stprfe lenot op mob Moo:
Der 5loben, buor Der benteS Slao. Scr
er Sen W ct bu ri aore9an9smouo.
@n anoen enaellf 9er 9nor frem
mibt melem be to elore Slagmarfer,
nemli9 MOB 8ur06ersborpb b.
8enne 8D, iomt Is onore / iamme
Syn Of aaptofoniea bar 8oerne ta0et /
oenne u9e = og bet bele 8iltritt er
yannetteret af 0fanje E%rlitaten".
Sperssmaalet er, booffan9e Qnnets
tioneu fan care.
@noeli9 rpffer General glerb Il
Sfeoet for iom o%prinoelig meHt: 8ene.
raj Wtethuen) frem moo @itcourt,
iom goerne belt bar o%mrtn9et. 9uia
ban fan Ina 9Derne Der, guur ban biz
oere op for al unoiette 2aopimitb :
boor 9ooeoila9et maa fomme.
8iloe RD9ter ere uoe ON 2abp=
mitbs shilling. @nonu par ben
bolot fig; Der me6beles, at Gen. Sou
bert iefO ltal p9re 9aaet bort fra 2nop=
imitb O9 rpftet mob SUB (til @itcOurt)
for Der at 9lue gterp8 9Rr en- uorm
Woota9elle.
st Telegram melber, at Der bpert
giebllt tan uentes alminoelis &eisnins
btanot 8oerne / aopItaoen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-22
aciitr eilbtlm / GnglauO.

s Ntanoa98 antom Seller @iIbelm,
aejIerinoen o9 oeres 2 aIOfe Senner
I'll enalano. De bleo leluiDlseli9 Ouer'
orOenli9 bjertelig montague, baaoe
9onoou oo i 8inoOr hos Der
gamle Drowning.
Mten aeiieren bar beitemt erfIaret
at bans 3ejie bar intet meO 9runspnal.
5a9en at gore. Den es nOeluffenO'
priuat. 0oOrior bar ban au fin uoena
rtgsminiiter .. y ii Ion meO?
Den en9elite Pre8ie jubler - Og ita.
big uaber bette 6pnspuntt. iom ct q
9taoene 9pr gnloenbe: a friend il
need is a friend indeed.
Gen iplte 9resie er omtrent enitem-
mig imoo, at a'jieren bar iOretusei
oenne Reiie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-22

ueboob beriuOe ON 9itermiOoogen. Gn
Con al 9. Dt. Ssrenfen bIfo oeo
Doabm inbIsmmet / guos UleniQbf0.
Stirteu uar Omtrent iuIb at 6olf. III
miunslig Gilrsosbep beriter ib!antt o.,
torbi ui after bar iauet en- 4rGit.
PrefeboIissu er bIeUen iitanoiat mo.
Denoig. 8Uinoerne bar ben foite 9ib
bait itault meo ct faa puoiet op / 4fes
iteboligeH og 6irfen. 8 matte iaa
SUBS 2lanO peo Cubs 0ros 8orfgn.
belle foa gou til al gore fin @efning /
pore 6icrter. iao nj, baooa Meni96tb o9
Brett, tunoe tribe Iroens goes Cub
tillammeu iom Btub og grueoom, at
ui ret moa IGre at elite 1ueraubre, ligs.
Iom Quo bar tiIsiuet os / Griitu5.
%allOr 8. Peterien, ION bar
beiient Ulenigbeoeu Der / ben Glib, n
life bar boit foit Pteif, bar mootaget
SdIO ina 9anfton, 9. Dat, % Fl fgt.
let oertil,
-Nlcuisbeoens 6ormono DIR. ii 8
musien bar for Chen fit 0us unoer
&eparatiOn, 60 bet er ueo at iaa ng
Stittelis baaoe tnOpenblg o9 uoOenoi9.
g. Sen en bar uRret ipg en-
GiO men Ell bu M rolf. 6n ltae Cat.
ter boz bOlot it SnOto9 Dos Dem Tor
npli9.
vi bar ct iiaIOen mutt 8eir Der /
SIncoIu for Eioen, bpiItet er 9obt for
os, lOm iful arbeibs ube.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-22
Sort 6OrCOra9sfnTfns.

Blair college Og Blatr 9ps 9giifoIt
bar %arrnngerei en- aafle al Ifs uomqrs
tece 6oreoro9, BET ifll boloes qennem
8interens yeb. 6un 3aleater meo Ior
t@ionaIs Os international 8trpmmeIit
ur9or Pros'ammet. boilfet oilfonmp til
al tote ca. $500. 90.
Set FORTE gtummer CT: Or. 9emisi
bet ms9et bercmte 5opora9 u0bsrams
morgan, TOM ot5oloes @srmania 0aQ,
So'6d9 bitten. 9&oo. rs
Dr. g,wis baI foitet Romiteen 500.
90 for oenue enc 2lflen; ban frenloiier
unoer 6Oreorosd oiolipinoenoe~ 9laes
Der o. D. til en- iamlet Baroi al
S60O0.0 90. GUNNER TO er ct mulis
falif Yro9tom. og uoferes at De usrs
oensb'remie 5an9ere London Glee
Singers" fra QOuOon, @nglanb. DEFINE
unoerboIoning, Der toter 5000. 90,
ct fat til 9proog Aften, Dec. 2.
@nore GdIere, Der @ieusre uiI optrebt
er; 8iitOp 9incent, Prof. s. 6.
DIT, @ilIiam 9uwtep Smith
og en- uuRunt.
qriIer: NuIot 8urius $3.50; enteIt
bitten 35 os so cts. gltper fra De to
StOIer, fulot a%nrius, $l.o0. Born
rs cts. pr. Nften. Smaabgrn 500.
Siaetter fan erbOIbes ueO at benuenbe
fig til 9. JIG. 6osbt, Blair College,
euer Supt. ". SC. 6Opler, Blair
Gitp S9ooIs.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-22
hilbert Yea, Niinn.

DIR. Is. 9omer os SOu 6bri.
tion, famt DIR. 9euis Riet5er
oar i iiofie uge / Datota % log home.
stead 9anb; Romer Os Cor, 10 miI
aorO ira gpipbea8, os 3ieIfen RGrbt.
ben al 6enmars.
- fi6iie u9e lab ri oppe bucr
g1at os pentsoe poa. ai Temples Comet
ltaloe fomme % bombltoue os met
Ueteorer; men ben tom lite. 9lu iaat
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oar bIeoen fotiinfet men buis inseu
9in6ringe, inotrener, oil ben i%nbfinOt
fig nGite Aar / gtou.
officer NaueaIt bIeu en- Gag
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mso en- Siof bibra9te Ranoal ct Slas
/ 9ooeoet meo ben 6slge, al ban 10
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fitber nu aryeiteret autlaset for Moro.
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for no9le 9lar iiben opbolot fig paa 9lt
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gutbes Aeaosmi Der / gpen, CT bIsUeH
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ZEN bar pso e9en glib os ArbsIoe % fan
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os srbperuet ZIG en- sob tloOunneIle. Oct
uiloe life lfaoe en- ltor Del at pore unsc,
baooe auinbe o9 Mi9no, at taee SIS
empeI al benoe.
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uss til Nfit Superior, bOOr ban oil Op
bolbe fig / gtnter.
Sons geterfen at &iceIunb
refer til @aibjnsiOn, bpOr ban bar en-
Yroosr.