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the lower hall and were the following: Mrs
Charles Custis Harrison. Mrs. Grover Cleveland.
Mrs. Garrett a. Hobart, Mrs. Thomas Nelson
Page. Mrs. Theodore. y, Ely. Mrs Rober, b. Min
turn. Mrs Johns HOPKINS Congdon. Mr Alex
ander MacCoy Mrs Charles Ellis Morris. Mrs.
Henry s Jeanes. Mrs Norman Bruce Reem Mrs
Henry NJ. Knowles. Mrs. John G. Phillips. Mrs
Frank Shervn Streeter. Mrs. Buckerbocker Van
Reypen Miss NJ. Lorillard Van Bokkelen. Miss
Mary T.. Garrett and Miss NJ Carey Thomas, the
president OF the COLLEGE.
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CENTRAL R. R. or NEW JERSEY.

AniAIaCift
-Four track "Eiecuo- insui.auc signals.
stations N Ne" lerA f0os II Liberty 1t
Leaving tine nom soaf Ferry Goot whitehall ST. 10
I've mnues earlier ihaa that given be~ for Liberty ST.
ran; leave 10, q Liberty s. csn.. g..
Ea:,,3i. .ist5 G,ao 70 E.,ia9 ~ ,su2Yiay' $50
rsr wk~,b1r,e. Piston anl scranton. 800 sio
a M P isG i M fg a days. y 40 7s $40
uo:9O li20 y Resemg, A. ~. l:So 'i$o So . !, 80
liz to reading tgSG 81 100 80 $50 GOO p. NJ.
s S"spE s'ss ss; s"S g. w lss s st ssasas .
'''aO A N' i's al !" n III nSSl l IS, ~'r'1
For Rsa Ssnk oas EiqaSa s; F..s a. o G.,s
S GS'' T. ard sss 4 syn a6 POM ln s Rs BANS =
u - a 3y 70 5aa " 20 s" + Js aas
'I For H.a%c He!snSs ..:so. sao Ii2o Us.
'2o iaas. e'l5 I'm snR.si}s, , n,o 4 ~ 80"
:.:ao % lob q u. "a; go. 80 P NJ Sunday.
RI 9 sss9sg aa2 s'G 1913 A. N" '' $40 40
Ior Tom Diver ana Brrn-sat 'i'9o $50 a NJ 49,
For Atlantic Cit. vine'nni and BFidgeton '4'so A NJ
Mo3m9ah Beach s;ao,sa s's I'D psh5'd s,st
DAYS 600 a ". 400 T. " .....
FOR PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE AND WASHING
TON
From foot % Liberty St
Week day. $50 500 1000 di:3o Dinrg carr a:
Can GOO p n. - n.i,. SUNDAYS 'i.;O 1000 az 81
B Bn@s Ss ar oS VI H. 3 3 R nd ; rain,
Phladepha week days "a s.6 goG NJ ~ NJ ''''
g g Is f: s.' i3 3S' s sT': =,
IVES, i25,h ST. 25l Columbus Az. New York 4 Court
st. % y TIan n Co viii call Tor and check Ssssas.
from hotels or residences to destination.
tFrou South Ferry a. o. 2 ".
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and Phidias; or. the Relation OF Greek Literature
TO Greek Art" by Mrs. Ellen NJ. Mitchell
The Prohibition club OF the university he'd a
public meeting In the chapel OF the Hall OF Ian
guages on Friday evening. The speaker was Pro
fessor Samuel Dckie. chairman OF the Prohibition
National Convention \ previous meeting OF the
club. In order 10 meet Professor Dckie was held
In the gymnasium parlors on Thursday afternoon.
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uotfan SIramrrs.

I1RENCH LINE
l. coNpAGNfE GENERAT.E TRANsATLASTIOIE
DfREcT LINE To HAVRE-fAKIs fkANtE)
Sailing Every saturday at 10 A NJ
tn, pier No az East River. foot Morton street
4 Tc,,r,tne - Ia Iir"thsne. MArch II
- Normandie o.. March 4 Ia Touraine ..... March p
IA champagne March II Ia Normandle Aprh !
=" rl..t Ciass Passage Havre. N1 and Upwards. .
c.,,i .renr, Tor O. s. Can. Bowling Green y l.
DED u LINE.
~ For La Guayra Puerto cabelo. Curacao and mara
,.ibo via Curacao-Calling also at porto RICO
'"''N' From Roberts Pier. Brooklyn - =,
: PHILADELPHIA ...... =. Saturday. rep - = ~
thpAcAc saturday. March II, J Z III
S.,. steamers have superior accommodations Tor pas
"fser' uotrIroN BLISS DALLErT.
General Managers. i35 Front ST.
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COLLEGE OF THE CITY OF NETWORK.

IVI4I+fVf+ VI TIT
since the publication u the last register NUM-
her Of tutors tn various departments nave b"eh
,i,.,rc.d % tho rank Of instructor They are Wal
go pr,,r natural history: Conrad H. Nordby.
,-,elish. stephen T. Duggan philosophy Edmund
Rtrke Latin and Greek languages, Ernest y Per
III, English language and literature: Frederick
- REYNOLDS pure mathematics, Louis a barait'
c...,isb language and literature. and charles W .
1.n,mas descriptive geometry ana drawing Ihe
faculty row numbers sixty -
'"srb. hess match between the Chess Gun ana
c.,,,cns Institute which was held last week ai
,he rooms OF the Manhattan Chess club. resulted
IN, nv ,,ctor, for the city College. The players were
l. II Movers jerome Sinsh"imer and charles D..
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RaiircnCs
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

- IN - II 4
ATOMS foot 81 Wsst INeny anu street anu Des-
D.osses and N.rs.-.at streets. c..,.,a,
SCI hs ssyns s i i sa ,6s iS a a below Tor
80 4. Il. 'i FXir M&i-rumon pune raror car
New York q rlttsbu sleeping Car Pi'tsouTg '" IN
IS" FAi4 fSH
ION cafs for cSsso cStianG To;dc cincinnati
Is asl. =. cnicHGS s hyb sT Lorls EXPRESS
for Nashville wa cinenns'D. Indianapolis Ch'1s''
$50 I. Vi. WESTERN EMPRESS For Chicago. For
40 =. u. soif nSEsIEnN EMPRESS nFo, T oi,,:
s9ry Cleveland. Cincinnati LoaisfHe inoi'"ap''''
..4o =. W.. PACIFIC EXPREss.-ror pli,sDerg and
So y "; NAIL ASb HxPREssm F IIss.,S P p:,
=, ,''s MAsniiIIl,cHToN AsD Tnb sotTM.
Inn 10 . p L ~ r PIX s ssa
}. m. 1906 night suni",. So go ioSJ t1nins car
Dining SsIsl. 20 dining Can 80 DINING cao. ."
SOUTHERN KAfLwAY.-''FlorlGa l.n,.-." 1850 a a.
4 Meek E ,4gys EAple.s 40 p o. 20" ns@ day !. %
y m. weekdays. Express 30 a. ~. and 30 ,. m
c6 IIRbs 81 = & ONO RA.wArm.5S n. ssay
ATLANTlc CITY g p %seh os'sT;'; r,s snd
Buffet rarior Cars fss's,sncsT c,acr, aad Combined
GArF p MAY-,sSo u,ss-das. ...,. o..,,
street station. $50 a. s"l i 80 and 80 ,. "a.
SS@s s.. 10 40 M T H. p sad 30 ana
sundays. Y45 q. m. 5.l5 .. m
FOR PBIIIAB--PUIA.
elq 20 30 $50 ~. - CO Penna Limited; 80 -.
tDn'nR can loo tpinag car. lllfb a. m l-ao.
% 20 3l0 40 42p Dnng ca0 80 dining
IaD 30 DINING Can. ~ $50 , No.. lZD9, nifnt
SUNDAYS. Go p. $50 ~. $50 Gdm ted 80 10 ~
tDnins carr m. $3.50 80 10 ming carl. 5.aO = ~
yn ng carr. L5O Dining carr. so Dining Carr. 't"
Ti:, s ss 1879 II ,s :"a So, %,
station and cations f3t ~ Desbrosses and Cornnat
ste"te Court Street $40 Fulton street - Br1ad"ay
ard Pennsyl' 0nla Annex station Brooklyn. station,
,an To- AZ NJ -. 49,. t.,o,s al sesiaenc ss
through des'ir7fi,n
Telephone '275T fifteenth Stree" f0r Pennsylvania
Railroad C7h Se-'ice.
J Il iff-TCrUNeON : r WOOD
Gene-a ManaRs- Ge~e-nl nass-r Are-'.
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TEAtI fTHRS.

Professor Edward Howard Griggs. recently or
r Gland stanford University. was the guest OF the
!. =, c,ude,ts' club Friday evening. He addressed
the club on The Relation OF Painting and Music
10 Poetry ,, c.,,1.,,s, ,,uh
beld 81 hi-monthly meeting Superlnt endcnt van
sickIe OF Denver. col. spoke on FRAMING oil
School Superintendents.
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Ocean 5iramers.

Ocean 5iramers
MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINES.
From New York Wednesdays. rrdsys and Saturdays
FOR TENAS. GEORGIA AND FLORIDA
STRAIGHT and ROUND TRIP Tickets Issued TO all
points Texas Colorado Arizona. California. Mexico.
&c. Georgia. Florida. &C. Delightful Excursions.
Write for page Pocket Guide mailed trss).
c. H. MALLORY CO.. Gen. Agts. Pier ~. Z. r.. n. Z.
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AT wOMEN's COLLEGES.

Active measures are being taken az Wellesley
College for the introduction into the curriculum
nsx; wear Of courses on foreign relations, dplO-
macy and colonial policy Miss f. x. Kendall.
Il B.. associate professor Of history, is now
abroad preparing for this special work Mean
While the History and Economic Clubs. com
posed Of professors and students In these de-
psrtments and meeting outside Of college
classes. are making a supplementary study Of
Hawaii Cuba the Philippines and the Mic
sragua Canal Professor Katharine Conan, Of
ne economies department. has given several
hcture-talks on these subjects at Wellesley and
elsewhere and lecture was recently given be
:cfe the clubs by J Monzon Aguirre. member
the Cuban Junta
While Radcliffe College has established no
nsg courses on these subjects, yet instruction
hearng on ne points raised by the recent policy
G,he United States has been incidentally intro
ts,st with several other courses. Professor Al
N Bushnell Hart. In course on the "COnsti-
ntona History of the United States Since the
Evolution" has discussed with his class the
Slowing questions May Congress Prohibit
ne Flipnos from Emigratng to the United
Hales?" May Congress Establish Perma-
'eni Military Government in Porto Rico?" Has
congress Power 70 Make Regulations In Regard
The Education. Commerce. etc. Of the Isl
saaeis?. Professor Hart has also lectured at
Asoclife on The Relations Of Spain and the
0hNsd States Dr Archibald Coolidge has
gwen several lectures 70 his history classes on
Ne Spanish war
he same is largely true at Nassar as at Rad
.1s' No new courses have been established.
Wy me instruction i'm American constitutional
history has been extended so as to include d
"nNaera,ion Of imperialism" The same Will
y aene in the latter half Of the year in the
"1Ise IN Amerlcan nnlltical history.
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LEHIGH VALLEY SYSTEM

,,.t.Ons foot West 80 - le'n. *. r., CoEt
DrUTDsses
.rraicotes time from West -5d Other figures ,hov
time from Curtlandt or Iesbtosses 81.
.Ui45. 400 a. NJ. daily for EAsTON and inter-
mediate stations. .
scr: s.SIoT rTHHCA GENEVA RocHESTFRs' B prH.
TATO NIAGARA FALLS. end tho West and principal
local points a,nng car 9nd rarIos az - BuTao
"BlACK DIAMOND EXPRESS"
csa,nes aud faror cars. Dinns IA service. Meals
"a carte Connects al Buffalo "tth through sieepefs 10
80 .i::, o. 100 p ~ daily for EAsroN. MAUcH
CUUNK WIl.KESBARRE. SCRANTON and coal
::i5o. i:IO p. NJ. daily, excep. sunday Tor WILKES
mediate Connects al points coal regions
pullman IBunet Parlor Car Tor WIIKESBARRE.
,t.5O. 1913 = 81. sundsy only. FOR MAUcH
4iSO. $50 l.. NJ. daily except Sunday. Tor EAsroS
and intermediate stations.
.5.5O. O;2O p NJ daily. eNcep, Sunday. FOR EAsroN
- 40. $40 T. ". daily Tor BUFFALO. NIAGARA
FALLS ana all points West. Pullman sleeper yestiblls
i,aln y s a. Chicago seepers ~ BunaJ and Toron;o
20 500 p. NJ daily stopping only a, SOUTH
tifHNR tsA,YRE. GENEVA RotHEsTER puFFAL6'
s,eep,ng car passengers carried NJ baggage carried
,rI1kch. SSn;%SEyA RocHEsirER. BtFF%i6. MAG,
ARA FALLS and all points West Pullman sleeper %
Aldtonai local trains daily escep, SUNDAY or SOUTH
pT.AINFfFf.D BOINU BROOK. and informed ate points.
jr',,raad oni,p $3.50 $50 * 20 ana $50 , NJ
Tickets and Pullman accommodations az iia 2Gi 273.
So 044 end l323 RroodWay 81 East l4th 81. y. Y;
SEQ Fulton s. Court 81. oS Bway and Brooklyn
NnwG'Ny Transfer Co viii call for and check baggage
o. m hotel residence through 20 destination.
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, TRIP AROUND poRTo RICO. L. $. A.

- The New York and Porto Rico Steamship Company
American steamer san MARCOS san ~ from Empire
stores Isra.kyn. FRIDAY. MAKCH l.. 81 3 p. Al
o,,.hrs AZ all Ports ~ me Island. ming there
about two weeks As there hotels set
-nc. rates passage include board and accomnuds
fsr he entire rip = about twenty. days Rates %;
u,sescs xign \ leiignffI. opport
'fsu .ur new COLONY under Che most comfortable cnu.
diflons MILLER EIIL. < KNOWLTON. Agents. I2O
Pearl Street. New York
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OLD COURSES AMPLIFIED

Al Rutgers College in the regular courses IN
International law constitutional and political
'NoIy old principles are applied 10 the new
vacations that have arisen. This IS true at the
University Of Michigan. especially in the de-
TA''neni Of International law under the in
-suon Of President James T. Angel
~ syracuse University the courses in Amer
history and political sciences have both
-" extended this year in order 10 give more
- 70 a Consideration Of our foreign policy
an historical standpoint
0hlon College the courses in international
a. ana constitutional history have been 50
80 during the year as 70 include a discus
~ " our foreign policy.
."h University has courses on constitu-
I. "a' and political history and relations and
~. current political theory and practice. In
-. ~ o. these the questions arising from our
relations are treated to a limited extent.
-. =" Harvard. too, no new courses have been
@'lshed bun there have been frequent dis
,'"hs and lectures in the classes in American
-, 0ry and IN International law in regard 70
''' Forto Rico and the Philippines.
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INCIDENTAL INSTRUCTION..

"e University of Virginia these subjects
a, a. reported. have only been treated I'm the
,,a'.. uneht of the university. and then only
r...,' ''".'S' Besides the institutions already
L 4lsrS e'- NJ Tribune has had reports from
Ion ,'1 stanford Junior University. Yale. Hamil-
No.. "u Ifinity. Al them. so far AS learned no
,bs "a S's nave been established. and none OF
u u courses have been ampnfed
ne u Inc colleges mentioned in This sun-
hI,,. nave been inadequately represented or
d. p'esenied. or If any other institution. ar.
r,,,s. "e" work along the lines indicated Tho
'"e VIII be glad to publish supplemental
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WHITE STAR LINE.

a " III u p IN I|I-NI.
~. NEV- YORK-QI EENSTOWN- LIVERPOOL.
.Cvnrlc. r,b -. D. VI Majestic. March ;. noon
',From Per $s ~ r. .I-lman,c March L.. noon
Iritannic .. March l. fymrc. March IS 3 +.
.Cynrlc sailing Feb -. VII NOT CARY Third class pas
sengrrs. 49,
saoon rates on Cymrc so up. Germine. Britannia
tCo IN Ma iestlc. Teuonc SO up second Cabin,
ynwa'ds Third Glass rlrc (iermanic ana Brtannc
So 20 on Maestic and TeutOnic. S2I.jO tax
additional
WHITE STAR LINE
Pier No ~ Sorth River Once . broadway. y Z
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For Porto [RiGoo
Tie steamers Of the Red ~" Line sailing for Nenez
rela on the following dates VIII call al Porto RICO 10
land mails and passengers: 81,
= PHfLADELpHIA....... Saturday. Feb. %, ! =. u
t,APArAS ....... SATURDAY. March II. = v
BOULTON BLISS & DAf.LETT.
General Managers. ~ Front -
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A MEXICAN LINE.
- FAST EXPRESS SERVICE
-YORK-SOt'TII AM.'TON-TyONDOT
Sailing Wednesdays at 10 A. II
81 Paul ....... Feb. - 81 LOUIS March -
g, Louis March 81 Paul ......... Ap~i' 5
March n Paris Aprll 70
RED STAR LINE.
NEW YORK-ANTwERP-
Every "Wednesday at II
Noordland ..... Feb. % 'souhwark. March S
Friesland ...... March Westcrnand March -
.These carry onJ second anu third class
sengers. at low rates.
WfNTFR CRUISE 20 the az the Spanish
American War by the American Line : s Paris a.
auxtliar, Cruiser Yale. Sailing from New York sat
Mar /, 1891 For cuba. Porto Rico the Windward
isinnds ard Jamaica. Duration 81 days Rates OF
passage $500 and upward - 49,. e..
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY
,s.., +. and n North Rive Once. Bowling Green
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CU\ARD LINE.

CUNARD LINE.
a. no LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN
Fr,m per go y. r.. foot Of clarkson ST.
Csmpania FEB 70. 3 p. Dtruris M.h j.. y A.
1870 Mch 4, Q A. Cempana. Mch %. 2 y NJ
Snrenia Mch II. y. rmbria .Ap. l. y A NJ
VERNON II BROWN CO Gen Agents
a nOWILNG GREEN. NEW YORK.
OLD DOMINION LINE.
" For Old Point Comfort. Norfolk Newport News
p.ersburs Portsmouth. Primers Point. Richmond. VIZ
einia leach Va. and Washngton - G. Freight anl
sail from Pier % North River every
saslisV except Wednestay az r NJ, and saturday az
p NJ " !. Gf'tLLAtDEr. Vice -Presi ana Traihc Mgr
EXCURSIONS TO EUROPE.
FAVE April |, 22: May y, 20, y; June 10
IL a, July l. SPECIAL features Membership limited
+. c. CLARK. Ill Broadway, New York
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MAWBWRGaNMJER0GAN
TWIN SCREW ENPREss Line
PARIS-IIONDON-HAM RIG. - -
Aug Victoria April Is. 10 AM f. Bismarck. June 10 VI
= bismarck Nav T. 10 AN Victoria. June -. 10 NJ
TWIN SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE.
NEW YORK-HAMBvRG DIRECT 1900
NEW YORK-CHERBOCR tPARls)-HAMBtRG
patria Feb % $50 A NJ Phoenicia March :. 10 u
HAMRI re AMERICAN LINE 81 Br0adNav. y y
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TWEEDlg l1Mg
FOR
JAMAICA AND CEN AMERICA.
From Prentice St1ree adjoining Wall 81 ferry.
ARDANROSE February 2itA.
AprA~U NJ March u ARDA NROSE March a.
calling at KINGSTON LIVINGSTON Puerto BAR
PAS PUERTO CoRTEZ. CAPE GRACTAS
PAyMONT A WHITCOMB. General Passenger Agents.
3 F,.f i4th 81. Union Square West \
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Ocean Steamers.

Ocean Steamers.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ElORTN @ERRlAN l1OVlWr
FAST EXPRESS SERVICE
SOUTHAMPTON. LONDON, BREMEN. =,
Lain. Tue Feb a. 10 A. a. Lain .Tu. Mich p 10 a "
Trave tn Mich : To- NJ. lraNe. .Tu., Apr. I. 10 An
KAISER WILHELM DER GROSSE.Tu. Mch. "A ~ "
RAISER ritiFi,TlICH '.-... Tues Mch. 2s. 10 Al
TWIN SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE
SOr'THAMPTON. LONDON. BREMEN =,
Friol-i,b 1a- Crosse - Thurs Feb % 10 A "
bremen .......'....... Thurs. Mich %. 10 \. ~
GIBRALTAR Mules. GENOA 3, n
X W n Feb 81 T. NJ. Aller. MOI. i. ~ \ VI
Ems .. Feb ~ II A.. VI. X. W. II. Moh % u \ "
saale ..- Mch II A. 81. Ems. April ], II a u
NOTICE - -.
North German lloyd steamship KAISER WIl.HfIM
II viii sail from New York for Gibraltar Naples ana
G.noa IN Tuesday. FEHKI AIRY p. AT r. NJ h"'P
,lo-ellv good accpmmoda Ions for passengers
CFLRrrrIs e. 90. . BOWLING GREEN
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MnliNNrsEMERlrAT llNE:

New york Rotterdam via B9ulogne sur- Mer.
%aU twin scres, steamers ROTTERDAM and STATEN
+ ~ - 400 and 10 80 tons respectively.
= NAASDAM Feb - 10 A. VI. f'r Rotterdam
: : AMSTERDAM. Feb p 10 a. ~. Tor Rotterdam
49,, - rir,ren,' Office Broadway. York
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THE SUIT SALE

Fast empties shelves and counters.
We never set afoot moro success
full selling, nor have we ever been
able to give such values for so little
money. This is a once-a-year
chance. Suits Of Serges, Cheviots.
Coverts. Venetians and Broad
cloths, in block. blues, brown and
tam
OUR $50 SUITS q 4 nS
30 Iof .--...-......ss.ss..s W
OUR $3.50 SUITS e or
go Tor .......-.-.-........ss.. Ss/S
o % m Mass SUITS S11.05
OUR 81 50 SUITS Ga OF
go Tor ..---..--.....s...s.ssss " -
OUR $3.50 SUITS e 10 OE
go Tor ..-....-.............sss " - -
OUR u i $500 SUITS $24.05
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NORTHWESTERN NEWS NOTES.

II. nnnshsr of children q. school age IA Everett
is l,sS, gals Of 80 within the pas, year
whsls susagsa in painting building in Portland
Monday aftsraooa Louis Killers fsli from swing
ina scs~osd forty FIVE feet and died within three
raiasses,
TIE swe banks Of Peuaie:on have Nor. than
s. Ae.ao ot deposits. saa . harvest IS coming on
THIS sestssa nesef in suca = sood condition
financially
Reports firm sss Vases. Or. grain e.sd. are
sansewha: eeareiins. snd II - generally heisered
tie damage 10 s-ors Aas n1t heas great
ssrns anticipated
rAsss'. sss ~ in GolazDaxis that horse ean't
pub sses aoaias 90 gsssads ID sana at tie end a
gwsTtsg x usfac ~ Fsse. the horse 70 nass TIE
saes h fsrs ~siAgut stopping
The s2apae issas n tsst& q the csty ~ PsT61s-
tor E~T eest. V rear os.loasl after t~enty year.
vaTe FeoeasslF Sid tie rsn5sssoa savings bank.
~ssca esi vseEnsgzs x S.&esl
wsyla Wa. has frsA rah1ie Hs-s-. .scr. watch
~ books ~sFs drawn wlsalo the psst yes-. In
that psgsed - Few heeks E.archssss fnr tire
sesa,es. ~
A ay.A-~s18 sid s7r:s.a Tea palies Fs3dAv
hevszz sazae sioes ali the say frgszn h srs2s sac
erEeTssa to reet Asg hro.Asz, wlikAsz Aecase bss
re Esa rt t-eFe. As1 e.sAzsssS hate gs4zzt&kSa 70
5a@ As- f0r 6ss.
sa~-s r-asy sArssnr-z hsss sasss ssaas, esas e.
ssriy Tzsszse~s ssy. tAs ANssia seutiEs. The very
sfyt sasa az s y tzsssa TIE seessHi prfer IS s.
fsg - rrzssz wasA sasa 9sFsr41y 70 sAe cazsas.r,
sa,d s. 5 rs~= SRA ta e~sie-s
NJ rssszsss resr sAs bad x Bear er-es IN tss
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before ~stAsss AsSs. 4@stsss oc=ssrrsrx for
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gs~eS - I've DE 70 sasss poisonous vsed
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make many heavr rcrni.t2ncez and II We hsd nc
bank sccovnt ue wosald be charged exchange ~ the
rate Il s. ca each iooo which would amount TO =
large item each month"
luiins Scsdstrori, in the smallpox pest house a.
spokane. SAYS that while in state II eruption he
visited Nststosism park and danced with twenty
fire OF thirty women. The rex, d4y Sanitary Oct
esr Hoisisscn fasad him Ard took him 70 the pest
kocSS
The North YAKIMA school board passed resoi1-
fisn that Prot II. v Mcbride q the Columbia
school be dasrssssd for characterization unG~ntie-
rsblg conduct in the presence et the hoard i-
sasnwtsnatiea 70 tbs superintendent lack of dis
eisains, etc.
Rival s>ssfhoEs corapaaies at Spokane In tso1-
tie aranx thstnseltes, ad the wires Il the Spokane
British Columbia Teieg4oar Company have been
cut Ths ccyppaEy charges She Inland TelsSshsus h
Ieiesssgh Company with ssTEetrxtSax tke at ard
has instituted . sust for Sc 100 DAMAGES
MI Siatfey~. q rrT creek wss in rss~a -lth q
rSi enYese. sa5s tbs Naiia W&sla Statesman TAegs
sss crowd around biEn. sDd the .ir1id creature
sas neassy frantic, pulling It's ctlssa crysng ard
ksttng hehird its rwn-f. Mr. Slss;ery ssyp il II
qzs:e gentle when ret frightened h@ e-o~d
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But about Phil He died that morning.
and SO did the other two men In tho other
tents. About noon we went out with our
pickles and dug q grave for the three OF
them.
There was no minister, We had no pray
sr book. but I had a Bible given to me
years and years ago by my old mother.
Not that ! kept 1t to read, for I did not,
read II. but I kept IL with my kit because
she. my mother. gave IL to me.
After we had dug the grave as deep as
we could in the frozen ground We put the
bodies In and covered them up, and on top
OF the mound we poured water until il
iroze thick crust over the earth, so as
TO keep the dogs and wolves from digging
up the bodies.
Then l read part OF a chapter from
my Bible that i knew where 10 ind.
don't remember Ii all mebbe you do but
st SAYS: Then shall the body return unto
the dust and the spirit unto God. who
gave it,
After reading the Bible. we all gathered
around the grave and sang, Nearer NY
God. 10 Thee and then we went back 10
our tents and our work and left the poor
boys Sleeping there in a frozen tomb. their
pillow a ssene.
When / heard the saiya,ion Army las
sizes singing. l was reminded OF the thing"