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MAINE LEGISLATURE.
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ate came back from the House indefinite
ly postponed:
Ordered, the House concurring, that all
committees which have not already re-
ported shall make their final reports
forthwith.
order was passed, and II was indefinitely
postponed in concurrence.
Biz an act relating to expenses OF Stale
officia.s and employees.
This bill. passed TO be engrossed in the
Senate, came back from thc rouse lHdeH-
nitely postponed.
On motion by Mr. Plummer Of Penob-
scot tie vote was reconsldered whereby
the bin was passed To be engroSsed and
IL WAS Indefinitely postponed in concur
renee.
B!ll an act additional to section 90, chap
ter G., of the Revised Statutes, relating 10
abatement at iaXeS.
This bill passed TO De engroSsed in the
Senate, came pack from the House lnue"
fn'tcly postponed. The vote was recon
siuerod whereby the bill was passed to
be ensrossed and ii was indefinitely post
poneu IN concu1rence.
Bill an act TO amend section %. of chap
ter q, of the Revised Statutes, as amend
ed by chapter d, of the Public Laws of
1887, and as fun ther amended by chapter
303, of the Public Laws of 1897, relating
to the support OF paupers in unincorpof-
ated places.
This bill in the Senate passed to be en-
crossed, came back from the House in
definitely postponed.
the Senate insisted and asked for a com
mittee of conference.
The President appointed as such COM
mittee on the part of the Senate. MessiS'
Weeks blanchard and Reynolds.
On motion by Mr.. Plummer of Ienoo-
scot. it was voted th;H when the Senate
adjourn, ii be to meet at o clock
On motion by Mr.. Shepherd OF Knox;
resolve in favor of the stenographers an"
typcwritlers to the presiding and record
ing officers of the Senate anu House WAS
taken from the table.
Mr. Reynolds OF Cumberland. reported
that the committee to which was referred
the matter of extra pay TO certain oHl-
taken the matter under the best advise
ment possible and that they recommend
ed the passage of the resolves submitted.
on motion by MIR. Shepherd, the resolve
was read the second time under SuSpen-
sion of rules and passed to be enSroSSed.
Resolve in favor of the messenger to
the committee on railroads, teiegrapnS
and expresses. the messenger to the com
mittee on inland fisheries and game. the
messenger to the committee on sea and
shore fisheries and the temporary aSSis-
tant to he librarian.
The resolve was read twice under SuS-
pension of rifles and passed 70 be en-
crossed.
Mr.. Reynolds presented the following
resolve:
Resolve in favor of the committee on
the Bath Military and Naval Orphan Asy-
lum
The resolve was read twice under S,ls-
pension of rules and passed TO BE en-
crossed.
On motion bv Mr.. REYNOLDS, the re
solve in favor of the messenger to the
committee on inland fisheries and game
was taken from the table and indefinitely
postponed.
on motion by Mr.. Shepherd. the Senate
took a recess until o clock.
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HOUSE.

Friday. March II. 1899.
Prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Livingston
of Augusta.
Papers from She Serate disposed of in
concurrence.
Aa act TO render optional the use of
seats m deeds ard other contracts. came
from The Senate indefinitely postponed.
On motion by Mr. Hopkins of Deering.
the vote was reconsidered whereby This
till was PISSED TO he engrossed, and on
III. titsr mo5!,n by rle same gentleman
i, was referred - The NEXT Legislature.
Rest.ve laying Il tax on the counties
nf the State for the years 1888 and 1900
came from the Senate amended by Sem
ate amendment "A
The II 1usss 1eeons.dtmed ill., action
waeTe0N th.s resolve was passed to be
',ngrossad. Sena amendment IA was
AdHl 4. aS'l ihe resolve was passed l."
lie e!ls. <sss(i as amended.
Mr, Wilson Of Brunswick. presented
4 fo.a W.ng .lIG,s,:
ordetHl. ',.Att .u'ser Ma~c.l Il. James
"A. : ,hGrn of Newpo"t he excused from
luN-i.S ':5;entlnca ,u this session. and
Nat ne c.c.k ic directed to make M
l'ls poE ANA n-.stge - ;he ord Of the
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$50 MORE PRISONERS.
A Single Company Takes That Number o
Filpinos Into Camp.

Manila. March l. a p Mt 'ompauy
G of he Washington regiment has cap
tU"cd 80 additional prisoners near Ia
guig and also seized some ammunition.
NJ - uf .lc rebels arms were hidden or
Il rUWn into the river.
TIL" engineers threw a temporary
bridge across the Pasig river for the az
t:llery and commission trains
The 20th regiment Will return from tie
front tndaN.
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TOWN ELECTIONS.

ADDlSON-Selectmen L. A. Chandler.
A. G.. Godfrey. f. =. Reynolds; town
clerk. A. j. Nash: school committee ~
e., Pummer Money appropriated !.
poor. 800: high school. SITS: repairs on
schoolhouses, $3.50: school books, $l25; all
other, $1,000.
INS-Selectmen +. l.. Call J. A.
Robinson. G. w. Gail: town clerk f. C.
Lewis: school committee. ID. B. Darraa 4,
Arthur Alley. G. w. Call. Money appr.,-
priated: Schools, $15: highways 800: sup
port of poor $50
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THE TREATY SIGNED.
Queen Regent Affixes Sigma
ture to Peace Treaty.
A Climax in Philippine Situation tx
pected at Any Moment.
Ono Company Of Western Volunteers Capture
About $50 FiIipinos.

Madrid, March 1.-THE Queen Re-
gent has signed the treaty OF peace De-
tween Spain and the United States.
The signed treaty OF peace VIII be
forwarded to the French ambassador
at Washington, NJ. Cambon for ex-
change with the one signed by Presi-
dent Mckinley. No decree on the sub
iect will be published in the official ga
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READ AND ASSIGNED.

An act relative 20 the desecration ol
mulilation c. inpT optr use of the flaa
1f the United Sta,es or of this State.
Mr. Chase offerei amendment "A. -
witch was iloE,ed.
On matirn by Mr. Melcher the rules
wAre suspended the bin was read the
a1.cd time ard was passed 70 he en-
crossed as amended.
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Chicago Wheat Market.

Chicago. March l7.-Selling out of long
wheat. today, ON the hard spots knocked
another cent bushel off she price Of
May. Corn al the close showed loss
of &c while oats wound up al an I'M
provement Of i a u. Provision longs
also were weak kneed and pork lost 1.i.
q 20: lard q. and ribs j.
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The following curious advertisement re-
Gently appeared in The London Spcctato,
Thousands of people would be- glad To
know of a religion without superstition
IA faith without creduiity, and a worship
wltnout ldolatry. Apply lor theistic liter
Swallow street, Piccadiliy London"
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

The suit in damages brought by Mrs
Jennie McPhee Johnson of Bangor
against the estate of r. G. A. Freeman
to recover an annuity alleged by her Il
be due under a promise from the de
fendant. was settled. Thursday, FOL
$1,000
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two readings and was passed 20 be en-
crossed
Mr.. DcCosteq from same committee re-
ported ought 20 pass on bill an act N
favor of the York county agricultural
society.
ON motion by Mr.. DeCosier fhe ru'es
were suspended the bill received It's
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MARKET REt'UkTh
New York Money Market.

New York. March IL.
Money on call firm. 3n5 per cent. ias.
loan ).
Prime mercantile paper. 3LMfit pc:
cent.
Sterling exchange steady at Ns5i;:f
ASH for demand and at $ S3sf4 S3l, for 6,
days: posted rates, $.Siui.SI1a and 81 Si
M4.S6l2: commercial bills. MS2ia.
Silver certificates, t1M60ie.
Bar silver. 5%,s.
Mayipnp dollars
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l'INiLI.l PASSED.

Res1ive on the Day roll of the Senate,
Resolve in favor oi IN" messenger 70
the committee ON railroads. teegraphs
and Expresses. the messenger 10 the COM
mittce on inland fisheries and game. thr
messenger To III" committee on sea and
shore fisheries and The assistant 10 the
librarian.
On motion By Mir Stearns Of .Aroostooll.
it was
Ordered that a message he sent 10 the
House. informing that branch that the
Senate has transacted all business before
il and * ready to adjourn without da ,r.
Mr.. Stcarns was appointed by the Chair
to deliver the message. and subsequently,
reported that he had performed the duty
assigned him.
House. by Mr.. Smith of Prcsque Isie. in
forming the Senate that the House had
transacted all business before ii and WAS
ready to adj urn without date.
on motion by Mr.. Drummond of Curl-
bcriand. it was
ordered. that Il committee of three on
the part of The Senate. with such as the
House may join. be appointed to wait "sl
the Governor and inform him that bot i
branches of the Legislature have acted
on an matters before them and are n"A
ready to receive amy communication thai
he may oe pleased to make.
The chair appointed as such commltte"
on the part OF the Senate, Messrs Drum
| mond Of Cumberland, NickerN OF hcnh :
| bee, and Dudley OF Washington.
| y message WAS received from the
! House. notifying the Senate Of the com
mittce appointed on The part of that
| branch.
Mr. Drummond subsequently reporte.
for the committee, that they had per
i formed the duty assigned them. and tina
| the Governor was pleased to say that ht
would transmi.. through the secretary u
State. a list of the acts and resolves
passed by the Legislature. and that III
had no further communication to make
The secretary of State thereupon pre-
SenteG TO the President of the Senate tn,
| following communication:
| Executive Department.
Augusta. March Il, 1899.
TO the President of the Senate am,
Speaker of the House of Represents
| tiVeS:
Gentlcmen--t transmit herewith Il lis
of the acts and resolves passed durins
| the present session of the Legislature am
| approved by me. numbering a3l acts az,
N resolves, also one act and IL resolve
| which become effective without my sig
| nature.
(Signed) ILEW ELLGN POWER
The President thereupon declared III,
Senate adjourned without day.
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There was much reticence shown 1t
the war department. today. to discuss a
cable dispatch from Gen. Otis which
was regarded as most important by
those who read it, as indicating that
hostilities might cease suddenly in the
Philippines and a collapse of the in
surrcction come at any time. The rea-
for the belief of Gen. Otis that a eli
max might come at any hour was nos
stated. but his assumption was based
on the favorable reports he had receiv-
ed from various sources that the Fill
ipinos were tired Of the war and Agui-
naldo's leadership. II is believed 1T
the war department that the method
in which the Americans have conduct
ed the fighting has done much TO con-
vince the Filipnos of the uselessness pt
trying To drive out the United States
forces The fighting has been of diff
ferent character from that which they
were accustomed when the Spaniards
were IN possession of Manila.
Gen. Otis cable dispatch has caused
great deal OF qualification. II was
sent to the President at Thomasvile.
The preparations that have been under
way to send further troops and sup
plies TO the Philippines have, however.
not been curtailed.
The war department has ordered sen:
20 Gen. Otis three light batteries and L
half dozen Hotchkiss guns to be used
is mountain batteries The general
cabled. last evening. for these saying
that - horses should accompany the
three batteries. These batteries are
needed where il is impossible to move
the heavier artillery now in the Philip
pines.
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A CHANCE FOR Life!
Escape from Terrible SUFFERING
WONDERFUL WORK.

The which undergoes escaping from
building terrible than that which
going who suffer from weakness of the distinctly organs
need Of such suffering for
only reach out your hands for safety get it.
c. Flower the world ycian
remedies has the wonderful medicine called
box and will posvecure suffering from deang
peculiar her They will bring back the pumpnes
her FORM the sparkle her eyesh her cheeks They will
take her and suffering and make her healthy magnetic
Leaves good for female trouble from the simplest
They
beauty back fyo your vvay back-very-
which makes
will do it for you
Mrs. Warner, 1873 Grafton Street. New Haven Conn.,, writes:
R. G. Flowers Lotus Leaves
displacement Of the womb had the best medical skill
relief My head aced all the had
pains back and hips but thanks medicine
work again"
you feel that need advice this subject other and will
Flower Medical Association
question you
absolutely free Of
Dr. c. Flowers Quick Grippe Cure wards off colds
should not be forgotten this weather
They 25cand like all the remedies
druggist from Dr. r. C. Flower.
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New York Cotton Market.

New York. March H.
Cotton futures closed steady. March
Sos: April. Cos: Ma sos; June. 6.O7: July.
go: August, $40; September. sol: Ocro-
Der. Sol: November. 6.02: December 6oj:
January. 6.01
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EVENING: Sc SSION.

Bill an act to provide in part for the eX
penditures of government for the year
1894
Bill an act to provide for the eXpendi-
lures of government for the year 1900.
These bills came from the House passed
under suspension of rules.
The rules We're suspended, bills read
twice and passed to be ensrossed in cor
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Lieut.. Alfred A. Starbird. L. S. A.. for.
merly of South Paris. who Is now sta
toned at Fort McHenry. Maryland. ex-
poets soon to proceed with his regiment
TO Manila.
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j. ID. Whitcomb. University of Maine
I?oo. of Morrill,. has accepted an inv;tia-
tion to deliver the Memorial address be-
Tore the Dana l.. Garter Post. G. 4 r.
OF Freedom
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AFTERNOON 81 Ssl"N.

Bill an act relative to the desecration,
mutlation or improper use OF the fag of
the United States or of this State.
On motion by Mr.. Stearns of Aroostook.
the vote was reconsidered whereby this
bill was passed to be engrossed. Hou ie
amendment A was adopted in concurrence
and the bin passed to be engroSSed as
amended.
Bill an act to render optional the use Of
seals on deeds or other contracts.
This bill in The Senate indefinitely pos
poned. came back from the House, that
branch non-concurring and referring the
same to tine next Legislature.
on motion by Mr.. Stearns, the Senate
adhered to its former action.
Mr.. Shepherd, for the committee OF con
ference to which was referred the order
that the 6sth Legislature finally adjourn
night, reported that the order be given Il
passage.
given Il passage.
Resolve on the pay roll of the Senate.
This resolve. presented by Mr. tlar-
graves of York. upon his motion WAS read
twice and passed to be engrossed under
suspension of rules,
CA full report of the resolutions offere !,
with the speeches thereon. will appear IN
the journal. Monday morning.
Bin an act to amend section 2Y of chap
ter a of the Revised statutes, as amend.
ed by chapter 81 of the Public Laws of
1887, and as further amended by chapter
30S of the Public Laws of 1897, relating L,
lnc support " P""tNI9 iii - l' y
This bill. in the sena:e passed i? he
engrosSed IN the House indefinitely
postponed. the Senate voting INSIST
and calling for Il committee Of c'htcr-
ence. came back from the House, that
branch refusing a committee OF confer
ence and voting 70 adhere.
On motion by Mr.. Weeks Gf Somerset,
the Senate voted to adhere.
6. On motion by Mr.. Hurd Of York, ,he
Senate took recess until 80.
Bli an act TO regulate the almissi N
To practice of attorneys. solicitors. AMI
counseil"rs 80 provide for Il board If eX-
amln"rS, ana - "cpcul c1nilictin: acts
p, ThlN bill, passed 10 be cnSrosSe! in the
Senate, wit0 amendment 20 i!otsc
;'meniment ID. came back from the
a;ouse further amended by striking out
the word June" in Senate Amendment
and inserting the wrrd "Septentbor.''
The vote was reconstructed Whereby iii.
Dill was passed t. be eEsrussel. iInus.
amendment to Scp5te am"nd,ncnt "a
House amendment d was Adopted. anf
the h:ll passed To be cngross,l u.
amended.
Resolve in favor OF the messenger t,
the committee on railroads. telegraph
and expresses She messenger 20 rhe r,i,,,
mite on inland fisheries and game, n,
messenger TO the committee ON sea ant
shore fisheries. and assistant to the libra
rian
This resolve. in the Senate passed I,
be cnSroSsed, came back from the HoJls
amended by House amendment \. III
vote was rccons.dered whereby ;he re
solve was passed - be e:igroSsed llous
amendment a adopted in concurrence
and the resolve passed TO be engrosscd g
amended.
Resolve on the pay roll of the House.
This resolve came from the Hous
passed TO be enSrossed under suspenso
OF rules. The rules were suspended. re
solve read twice and passed to be Ell
p0grOSSpu
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PASSED TO BE EN .CTED.

An act to amend section 1. of chapter
w. of the Public Laws Of 1852. as amend
ed by the Public Laws OF 1885 le4atines 10
hawkers and ueddlers.
an act 10 amend chapter 2G6. of the
Public Laws of 1883 relating to lhe mill
tia.
- An act to incorporatc the Lisbon ard
Topsham Water Company
of Bddeford.
An aet establishing the Maine Indus
trial School for Girls
,os an act TO amend section Il, of chapter
rs rs OF The Revised Statutes, as amended
by section ., of chapter 2SS of the Public
Laws OF 1889, relating to tramps
"A IN @ acl TO Incorporate the ST. Croix Wal
ter Power Company.
Water District
.o; an act to repeal section ). of chs ter
."e OF the Public Laws of 1897. reiltjag
to taxes on wild lands
An act entitled. AN art To a,,a,,d
chapter A. of the Public Laws Of 1899
An act for the better protertiHn of
sheep in the town of Perry
FINALLY PASSED
kes9lye in favor of the Maine Indus.
trial School for Girls. ''''' '"iuS'
,an nesoiNe IN favor of estate of Fl. r. j,,.
Tor the year i9tn '''"- u ''Ri
heSoiVe laying "A tax on ct,rnt.es 10. ,,l
"'istV 81, ron m me Years 1899 and iq,0, ~
,,isss =" ~ .Gt III relation to noiit.csl cam.
MI " EEkS of Somerset ,,b;s bi,i ..
w e'YeS l"f the calling and holling If nafi, !;
- t""'n'es in towns l. fn;i9ae -, ~,
tn".,', ,.,,t .nl'nced in the u 1i-se by si>
Iihendment and il seems fo ~, -, '' 81
1 I'.iH i"te time of the session v,n -.
,'N SNfleiont time to look into - ! -.
"'''''N '' his bin. and The severa
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TO LET.

House, number Grove street: SIG per
month Inquire of j, a. Getchel' at Meo-
nian hall or Horace North, Peabody'
Mass. Hlaiiouu
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PASSED TO RE ENGROSSEO.
PASSED TO BE ENACTED.

An act II repeal section ) of chapter
,tij &C 'lna Public Laws Of l>9i relating L
taxpS on wild lands
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BUTTER Steady. crcameries, 1ia1s,s
darirs. ul@lbl1.
EGGS-Stcady fresh. 235ia.
fIEESE-Stcady. crc;tmerics, loi&Mi2
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-03-18

An article of merit is sure to win. So
with the Hop Plasters which are used IN
thousands of homes with confidence and
success. Active the moment applied. All
medicine dealers.
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CLIMAX HOURLY EXPECTED.
Washinqton Officials Say That Hostiiities viii
Soon Be Over.

Was,!ns.on March 11.-Advices have
bee,, received from Manila. which indi-
cate that the c..maN may occur al any
Sour. The officials here are very wei
pleased vi the condition Of affairs,
hut will no;. at present. discuss detu..s
# the dispatches. The indications are
that iostilites may end within Il very
she.t time Presiden, Mckinley has been
ADVISED
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-03-18

that are offered, and | move
that il be indefinitely postponed.
The motion was agreed to.
The Senate then took recess until 80
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PASSED TO HE ENACTED.
FINALLY PASSED.

An act relative to the deSecrat tion. mu-
tilation or improper use of the flag OF the
United States or of this State.
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60 Cure Constipation in One Week
To Purify the Blood in One Week
To Strengthen Nerves in One Week
To Cure Sick Headache in One Day

Take Cleveland's Celery Compound 1sa
2ac. Trial size free. If it fails to cure,
your money will be refunded. Johu
Coughlin. West End Kennebec bridge
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IMPROVED VIGOR TABLETS

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Thousands of Testimonials
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Trooper jackson.

From Hdrper'S Weekly.
Don't you hear the bnsle 'oundin. Trooper
Come. shake yourselfl There's trouble down
With = lot o. Texas rum they're a'matin' matters
She's a.tootin' boots an saddles! Out O. bed
They're yellin like the devil down the canyon!
An the orders il. to rip EN-.
An to slash EN-. an to nip EN-,
So jump along an tumble in your boots!"
OH the ride was wild an DARN down the bot.
just sixty men. where ten troops should have
Not a trcmble not a CULVER. as they dashed along
At the hown horde OF undiluteh sin!
Like n teamster's whip the guidons were a-snap-
pin,
My God the Indians numbered ter TO one.
Through the hlindin' rife fame
They kept rtdin' just the same,
with ~Old Glory in the van aleadin' on.
Like q catapult they hit 'em in the middle!
Whlle the traders" powder tore its dirty way,
An the famin sheets o. hell scorched their TUNES
as they fell
An their yellow pumes were crimson from the
But the orders were to give en- "chastisin'
with sixty men, where ten TROOPS should ave been.
But they done IL just the samel
An they never Thought 10 blame
with the forty dead and dyin' carried in.
Here's TO you. cussn ightin Trooper Jacksoni
Here's to YOU for the glory that Won won!
Twas slashin dashin' ride when You crossed tho
Bnt Won done i as I like To see It done
Your photographs a-hRnGin in the harrack
An your az Der ornaments the colonies hall
When your bUgl" sounded taps,
Then You your shoulder straps.
An you'll wear EN- at the final grand recall"
THOMAS EDWARD GRAFTON.
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H
The Macmillan Company, sc Fifth Av., NY.

be made in a hurried boat and sledge exorps
sion to It, he proposes to land on its shorvs an
ample supply of provisions. and to spend a fulI
year in his explorations. :
At the end OF June next year. with an m,
tronomer, meteorological and a topocrapbtsf
surveyor. he will start on Norwegian steam
sealer through the Kara Sea and along the
coast of Asia to the mouth of the Lsna Rives.,
which he will ascend il possible to Busen or
Yakutsk When the ice goes ont of the riyen
in the spring OF 1901 be will take ON boapd
some native hunters and dog driyernj
and start north, making proyisiou
depot on the Now Siberian Islands. Hs
will also have on board a lot OF dogx.
some reindeer and a number OF Yakutsn
horses BY taking advantage OF favorable
water conditions Baron Toll .xpoots to reach,
the north coast OF tho Nav siberian Islands Ian
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POEMS WORTH READING.


We are the living. our hearts all s-sorrowine.
Where have you gone from us, whore are you losti
You who have toiled forus,
Ranging the World for us.
Why have you left us here counting our COST
You. the great Godmen OF ages forgotten,
You, the great God-men OF our to-day,
All your vast number.
Oh where do you slumber.
Where have they lost you-on what lonely wayf
Back to the elements long they have given you,
Hearts all \. bleeding with sorrow and pain
All that We know Of you.
All that we have OF you,
Ia the great work Of your hand and your brain.
Nature. who helped you. who bent to your will.
power.
Many the years you have gone back TO her.
You and your miRhtiness
Such does our heart confess,
We never knew you just you we're.
Oh. the vast army of those who have gone from us.
kWhencc have they faded; oh where are their souls
Hollow the heart in ms.
Sorrow apart from us.
We too are going but where are our Roals3
We. who are dod-men. will Join the mystery.
Millions of hearts will be bleeding and sore
Why must we loave you all,
Why must we grieve you all,
Why must we Join the men gone before1
You who have faith in creeds and religions.
You ere the only who reply
Hope in the soul OF you.
JOY in the whole OF you
Faith Ia your fact and answers your why.
AMEs opPESHEIM