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Vancouver. -. g.. Aug so.-Mnil ad-
Vices brought hy the steamer l4mpi tHs
of CHINA contain "a rough formulation OF
the letter recently sent uy the empress
dowugur 90 China 90 tire emperor oi
Japan ON the proposed alliance between
the two ruuntuics.
The letter thanked hcr good cousin
for his rood wishes. Tho writer was Don
great difficulties. European powers
were prcssing Tor a portion " tine en-.
pirc. sudrlnnd. Fmnce. Germany ana
last OF uli Italy had presented demands,
and the rmptufa did not know what tu
do TO satisfy these greedy dogs. Ems
land was the worst of 900. fut She bad
not disguised her lunrlng for tho Vans
Use Valley Hul bad oven BET un liul5
TO claim Fuhklou.
but she bad dome more. She had nt-
tempted go fruHtf1to her ,.ho ewprefal
relations with Nuasit and openly proc
tested against her advancing iu north
china. such ludlguuoa were insurer
able and she had therefore uliro.agl
herself to her good friend the emperor
OF Japan Tor Huccur in her diEtresH.
The greatest danger in the future
was the advance of ENGLAND. England
had lately. contrary GO her orders un-
noxod N portion NWuug Tuug, and i7
now proceeding tu lay her plans in
Kinng Wan. The empress had given
orders 60 her vlHoroyH 60 resist thr on-
croachmcnta OF this most dangerous
enemy. but they had H1tcd that for
want 81 ships they were unable 10 act,
aud that even with thc return N tho
peyunr fleet England would be In y
position OF superiority.
She therefore appealed confidently to
her very good friend and uClghh0r Co
uHai't her. irumiGng % uubriIiG7 %
appointing japanese Co command thr
fcot and armies, of freedom uf trade 90
JuponpHo ships and merchants. accom-
panied this vplstio. and finally Japan
was invited 90 enter into au alliance,
offensive and defensive, TO get rid Of
these dangerous enemies.
According Go Japanese papers. the So
lection of ConHort 90 tho crown prince
has not yet been decided upon. There
are two names put forward ns most
likely candidates Tor the future empress
" Japan. one is the third daughter of
the Prince Juio MIchltakn, Princess
sHdnko. and the other ~ daughter NJ
Prince Tokurawn Kclkl II ~ believed
TINT the selection viii result lu favor
of the nrst-nnmod young woman.
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thy Tor bic suffering from nn assault
upon him whiio in the discharge NJ hIH
duty iu his client. and express in.lr uN.
probation OF his atetdfnst courage anl
that this resolution bc C1hlUl iu Muito
Labor Ht Nouuoa by The secretary uu
behalf Of this association.
The secretary was Instructed Too dee
cline Hu Invitation tI runi Eve dulHE1i.
tu the trust convention CO. D.. held lu
Chicago September 1871 foo 10Th.
The committee appointed Co u.NIa" 70
uiHu of Observing February Z. 1901. 1H
"JHhu Marshall Day" reported uul thr
rUu1.. WuF adopted,
THO following officers wora elected iur
thH UU uIug year.
PRECEDENT. Hon g.. A. M1uie.vHu. of
E"hrU $3.50. secretary tro-UIUnl"iNs John
UiuNcN Df Maryland. treasurer uu.
elected. FfruoIH EuwiH. NJ p.nusyl ..
vHuIn. cuuVo committee. Edmund
Wgm1Iu U. Sow York. O.. ST. lt... Hf
Afluuaia. and Charles NIh.U DOL. Wis
cHrsin a Vice president from each
STINT. was chosen.
After further routine buHiu ih.
conference adjourned without IHH.
Many Uf thD members viii rom 400 h'."
Goo attend tha conference of thH lufUruIa
u1uHl Iar association. beginning tHa
morrow.
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san FranciFco. Aug 30.-Thcrc arc
now quite a number uf transports which
VIII be dispatched as rapidly us posi-
bile 90 the Philippines, with troops and
horses. Tho hospital ship Relief will
sail un SouL 10 with surgeons and
hospital nurses. There are now on tho
way 10 Manila the ship Tacoma with
horses. which sailed from hero July 81.
the steamer Morgan city sailed Aug.
no. senator sailed Aus No. city ~
sydney sailed Aug. "A. slam Hlilcl Cwlth
hnrrcD Aug 10 city uf pucbll sailed
Aug. 20. ana ST.. Paul. which sailed from
Seattle uu AUG. 10, with members OF the
Fourth cavalry and horses.
on the way from Manila nrv the
sheridan now out twcnty-one days.
and the Zcalandla and Valencia. In
Manila are the Pennsylvania, Wyencld.
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nrnncnArIc srNNpINa coMMIrrrns
Vice Chairman stone Announces Their
Personnel

g. Louis. Aug 30=Iohn u, Mclean.
Democratic nominee Tor governor ut
ohio. o. now head Of the ways ana
means committee Of the Democratic
was announced by ". y, Stone today,
% being one Of the features ot the re-
organization plan decided upon at the
chicago meeting ~ July goth,
Another feature o. the elimination OF
John r. Aitrcid from the national coun-
ellis uf his party. Ills roHiguuut from
the ways and means committee lH ace
copied, and his friend, DolyIn. who has
had charge u the press bureau, VIII
soon follow him into retirement u D.
predicted.
still another feature IN the elevation
into great prominence uf J, %. Johnson
uf Kansas, De- being made chairman 20
the executive committee, and also huy-
INK scat on each uf the other two
bodies affected by the organization
plan. The new members uf the COM
m.ttees were announced hy Nice-Chuir-
man Stone upon receipt Of a letter sent
ny Chairman Jones. now In Gr1at Britt
alu. They are 49, follows, the hrat one
named iu each. being tho chairman:
Executive, a.. johnson % Kansas,
". \. Stone ~ Missouri, Daniel j. Cam
pau " Michigan. John q, Shlnklin OF
Pennsylvania, Thomas Glhnn OF llll-
noia James NJ. Head % Tennessee,
Henry u, clayton OF Alabama, w H.
Thompson Of Nebraska, q. Fred VIII
lamH NJ Massachusetts. and n, u.
O'Hreu nf Minnesota.
Ways and McnnH-John II. Mclean uf
ohio, Troy WoodsOn of Kentucky Adair
Wilson ~ Colorado, J. j, Dwycr OF
california, BENJAMIN H. Tlllmnn 81
South Carolina, Frank Campbell OF
Sow York and !. q. johnson 90 Kansas
PrUHHHCltrk Howell vi % aorgiu. Jose
phuH Daniels OF North Carolina, Alex
uu1g- ruup or Connecticut, charles a,
walsh 40 Iowa, J. c. Johnson uf kan
gus.
The former members ~ tho ways and
means committee. J. 4. Altrrld. former
Senator william " Allen. Senator
Henry ~, Teller ana Mr.. Stone, Tee
signed and requested Chairman Jones
10 name their successors,
Chairman Jones VIII be- cN-oWclo
chairman NJ ull tho subcommittee.
Tho now companies VIII meet within
i.n days in Chicago ana organize Tor
90" convention.
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CHINESE IN
OLYMPIA'S CREW
They May Not be Allowed to Lend
in New York,
DID GOOD WORK AT MANILA


Sew York. Aug. si.-A special 60 the
Herald from Washington uyas
Under the chinese exclusion law,
some members OF the CREW of 600. ulym-
pla. who served with sues credit Boo the
battle of Manila Eay aa Co WIu special
commentator from Admiral Dewey
In u letter Go the navy department may
not Boz allowed to sot foot 600 Shove when
hIH flagship reaches Sew York
In the battle with the Spanish ncct.
they Pre- assigned 90 duty Iu passing
ammunition and performed other duties
connected with nghung lho ship,
and every one " them did hia tack we'll
enough Cor Admiral Dewey who even
suggested that. if possible they be- ad-
mlttod 60 American citizenship.
His letter was referred Co Che troas-
ury department. The secretary replied
that although he greatly regretted the
fact thgrC was mo- way ln Whlgh ih'
law could Soc waived. Tile Cinnamon
lu tho Olympil.H Grew could not ue ud-
mlttod 90 the United states unless they
had been lawfully In this country az tho
time OF their enlistment
The law ls mandatory upon the OH.
C.uls uf the treasury department, ana
a VIII Doe the duty OF Collector ul Gus.
toms Bidwcll. nt New York, 90 prevent
the Chinese members of the olympia r.
Grow from leaving the ship while she
b. ln tho hurbor. Under the law, "a
naval vessel ~ part OF the soil OF the
country and technically. 10 any ut
them we're enlisted Boo san Francisco
they have not been out of the United
States while serving ON the olympia,
n is not probable. however that any
action would bu tnkCu hy 90" treasury
officials should the Cinnamon Doe ole
lowed Co land on the HuppUHitIuu that
they are legally entitled Co reside M
the United States.
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Buffalo. n. y. Aug, 3O,-Vlce-P resl-
dent Mnndprsln called the American
Bnr association 90 order today. a reso-
luton, expressing sympathy with ~
Labor ln his struggle for Justice for
DrryriH. was again introduced and met
with much opposition, some believing Il
finally carried by a vote OF 1870 10 o.
The text follows;
Resolvcd That without intending to
mass upon the merits Of the case against
capt. Dreyfus. the American Bar usso-
citation assures their professional
brother, Maitre Labor. Of their Bympa-
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my Thousand Dolar-' Worth stolen In
Iuttr.

Butte, Mont, Aug, aO-ThrouFh tho
arrest N Mayer, an assaycr VI Butte;
John y. BOYD, brother OF Mayor Boyd
NJ ihlIlpHhurg, ana James Mcdonald.
Hn ,mpIoye M the Granite Timetable
mine. the disclosures OF wholesale
Neil1 Uf silver bullion from the III
metallic company have just been
made, AZ least $4,000 worth OF bullion
hlE been made away with.
The Timetable company IL owned hy
~ Louis capitalists. BOYD wn4 nlght
Wlichm1n no tho mill and his opera
N1ih su 10 ia alleged, have been going
un Tor fourteen months U0yd made "a
iflp iu Butte last Saturday, and u was
lhH tlp that caused HE arrest the
detectives finding $4,000 I'm bullion
Win Assay Mayer. which they llenti-
N'l lH coming from the Granite BE
metallic min, The officers are looking
Ff other parties who are said 10 De
Implicated
Boyd ls q married man, and, besides
lH lmther has an aged mother resil-
lnf 200 lhllipshurg Tie has borne u
5000 reputation up 90 two months ago,
when some iuumntiou was given out
mat DC was carrying away bullion,
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Chicago. Aug. 3O-Twenty-t thou
soma head Of cattle and 1900 head VI
.hegp were sold IN one lot al the stock
yards today by party of Idaho cattle
men, The WeHternera, who were ten
!h number, had decided 10 take ndvan-
IlEe " the rise ln prices and no brought
ln AN the animals they had ready for
we market Their expectations Of good
prices were more than realized, one
nm taking tho whole cOnsignment
The Idaho men We're ao pleased that
ihey decided TO take little trip to Lon
iun together. The members M the
party are; G. II. Winchester, Shoshone;
!, /. Cray, Bellevue; j. u. Ellison.
Oakley d. Cummings, Oakley, T. Lar
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They Were Under ,siiiauceI,n aud Resisted
Arrest.

London. Aug 3l.-Thc sldar Con.
Lord Kitchener Of Khartuum, has ca-
bIod the foreign Office that the Mnhdrs
two sons have been Killed By British
troops while resisting arrest at the
village Of shuk,bn.
A force OF British troops had hocn
dispatched there On consequence of "a
reported Mnhdist inHurrcctlon ON the
Blue Nlle lnstigatod by MALTA Chorln
and the Mahdrs sons. The latter had
been living under supervision at shu-
kaba. on the arrival OF the troops, the
dcr,ishcs mot them with a warm Gre.
During the fight the chen and the
Alihdrs sons were killed and the village
was burned.
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REAL YOUTH.


Medical Discovery puts into mans
veins. Il gives him digestive power; Il
turns his food into good uourishing
blood. Il enables tile liver 20 keep that
blood pure and free from bilious poisous.
II fills him with muscular strength and
vitality. II makes him In the tucst
sense young again, and keeps him so.
"t ana pretty wen now, for man Of sixty
three Year." says Nj John Larson Of Ashhy
GmutCo Mum. " Ihnd been Vrry badly tfuue
ied tlr many years with dyspepsia, also nasal
catluh and 81 10 bad and weak that eould
~ could hardly cat anything without youH.
inn. had a palm IN the stomach and o burning
sensation coming into the Threat took pr
pirfCr's Golden Medal Discovery and Pleasant
Pellets. and can truly say these medicines have
helped me wonderfully. J commenced taking
them Ia the iall and used them all winter
took dnrcu bottles of the Discovery aud siE
"A thp pellets according 90 directions and
must say that both are good honest mcdidnts,
% Improved right along from the very begin
ming D lust stopped taking medicine IN the
latter part OF MAY and then ielt as wei a. ever
In m life. I can cat 40 kinds Of iood ana o.
doseut cause me any pain iu my .ionheh now
icincs can chrcfflly say 20 the public that
they need not hesitate M nktng pr iiciec.s
Golden Medical Discovery iof dyspepaat ~
will eradicate aud cure the disease Il anything
will
II you are In poor health write 10 Dr.
r. V. Pierce, Of Buffalo, ~ " II viii
cost You nothing Whatever for his advice
although he Is al the very head OF his
profession IN the treatment OF obstinate
chronic diseases.
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Chicago. Aug. gO-A special 10 the
Tribune from Louisville, Ky, says.
Judge n. Il, Morrow ~ the whitley
circuit court has decided there iH MO
antitrust. pool or combination smtut.
boz Kentucky. Attorney kuhu received
% telegram from Williamsburg nn-
nouuclng that Judge Morrow has uH-
tanned his demurrer t1 tho indictments
and dismissed the cases against the
Wholesale gr1Cerr uf Louisville.
charged with combining a. nN prices
ON teas. sugars etc. The decision ls
% victory for tho Wholesale gfucDrH.
The cusc will be- appealed by Common
wealth Attorney sharp.
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NrwrouNDIASD rIsmISo TREATY.
Franco Has Made No Advances Looking
to it, Abandonment,

London. Aug. 3i.-Tho officials Of the
colonial office say mo- advances have
been made by France looking 60 the
Abandonment ~ the Newfoundland
treaty and fishing rights. That France
would do fu without q quid pro quo
ls said 20 be- utterly improbable.
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Pretoria, Aug, 30-The British diplo-
matte agent here. Mr., cunynrhum
Greene has handed Ia the secretary M
l.li., IT, W. Scltz. the reply ~ the
british secretary ~ state for the COLI
ones. Mr., Joseph Chamberlain, 10 the
lfhnsNunl alternative proposals 90 Join
we commission suggested by Great
lir.tnIn 10 Inquire into the effect which
we proposed franchise reform measure
WY have one the Outlnndvrs.
Mr Greene also had long confer
,Ncc with state officials. The nature of
me conference was not disclosed but
was subject TO the consideration OF the
executive this afternoon. | lis under
f,'l another conference may occur
DO Cnpctown. The result 81 uuxioualy
awaited
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Chicago. August 1i.-=A special 10 The
Tribune from Sew York Says.
a private message received ln NUW
York late last ulght says that Frank
e.. Ives. the hlllilrilst. is dead lu PRO.
grcssu. MCNiCU. with bic vito Do
sailed ON thc Yuutnn Uf the Ward
line % week ago. lie had suffered from
consumption Tor nearly u year uud
when d. loft New York. be- was unable
NDufH old.
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An h0c
Ladies Corset Covers.



LauIsf Cambria Corset Covers. I'm m
H.aUs. plain Ur trimmed. wHIl Hnwul. a
splendid Doe quality 600 tbH sale NJ
Iy..
At i5c
Ladies' Cambria Corset Cover ln hlgh
round ur N-Hhupe1 mock neatly
trimmed in embroidery ana well un-
Hh.l bon 900 slzDs, regular value 20,
each, sale price Zoe.
At 25c
LHuiua' Corset Covers yrr1I styles
un select from. 900 off Nu. cambria" ln
U.gh Ur low ucrk neatly trimmed Do
Inu. OH embroidery boo uu H.Hrt WON
finished, made iu UHhtrNt'u- nr Ff.Hch
.uyIu with druwH,riuH U"fn.ar Value
4.s each, special boo Pitts wi' N. 'l'
other STYLES ot Corset covers. hand
romely trimmed ln lace ur embroidery,
at various lowest sale prices
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Now York. Aug. si-A special to the
Times from Washington says.
Dimes. quarters ana half dollars. are
b0.ug turned out by nu toe mIuts us
rapidly aH they can DE produced. said
Hn officer OF the treasury today. "rhr
demand Tor fractional currency ana sil-
Yer dollars being Unprecedented. The
requests do not come from one section
OF the country. but from every section.
AS fast aa tho coin can De- mintyi 10 rs
shipped TO- those who have called f1r
It Usually the demand Cor this yur-
rDucy docs not begin until thu autumn.
but this year orders Tor lara. quantities
have beHu coming loo Tor more than
four weeks. % Dr. estimated That the
orders received nt the treasury depart
mont will average over 100000 ln fItg-
tlonul currency o. day.
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son. oakley. G. r.. Jones, Haley o. 8.
WorthluutOn. Iuduc. g.. u. tuilDyt
tinacrman. W1iter Gridiey. iiagermani
Joseph McNurray. oakley
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A GREAT SUMMER SALE OF
Ladies' Muslin Underwear!
Ladies' Skirts.

At csc
/ Ladies' pyttIcnat. made OF good mus
lIu, with deep ruilly, ln all sizes, usual
value ilc special sale price zoe.
At soc
j Ladies' potucOat OF extra quality
muslin, with deep cambria plain or
/ llcD.odgod ruillr, ln an Sizes, good go
values special sale price Doe.
At 75c
Ladies' very nur muslin pcttlc1nt.
with l2alHCh deep lawn ruiilg, trimmed
with thread lJru-rigluE and Insertion,
.tlsp o. number Hf other styles trimmed
Iu wldu embroidery or lace. eNta0rdi-
mary bargain values. Tor this sale at
.5fC,
our lime of SKIRTS ln tho higher
priced timer grades. lH m1tchloss In
style and qulIt'ra The prices have
b,,n cut flr fhIa sale 90 i-3 less than
regular season prices.
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Ladies Night Gowns.
At soc
At 75o

Indies nuu Gowns ui extra phl.lN
muslin ur plmhrlu ln many pfrllN
s.,I.a tu choose from, trimmed WIN
I.r. ur embroidery 200 "mrlr" cor hIFh
nraE IaIuuB finished ana NJ in1,i ,A-
t,uiaIt. us.IrnH. You cannot duplicate
xxx, OF fn.s, ut lpsH than &l2I. our
special prize. at this sale ''r
our limo OF higher priced Nl9hlEnWnH
r.5a.rt sfyIeH Iu tho finest materials at
mice rut aH never before.
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CHURCH CHRONOLOGY.

An parties having received Church
Chronology, or who hereafter may re-
celyg such from the Historians Office,
arc kindly requested 20 keep tho nc-
counts connected herewith separate
ana apart from Church Chronology
business engaged IA by the Dcaerot
News and their agents II ~ further
desired that nll those who have entered
Into buHyoaH relations with the Hls-
torlans Oinco VIII kindly wind up tho
Same no later than January I. 1900. aa
ne undersigned after that date 10 ex-
pccted To resume historical labora
Please remember that an letters and
rcmlttancoa should be directed 10 An
drew Jenaon, lS and 80 east South Tenn
pie street. Salt Lake city, Utah.
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tcumnH MncAiunua, the young irish
man who came 10 New York u stranger
and bombardOd the editors and publish
rra with NO early and complete d vlo-
tory az almost 90 discourage native
writer's, o. tho author OF "a volume "
sketches ~ giants, witches. kings aud
fairy apollH, entitled On Chimney Corr
nor." brought out recently BY Double
day s. Mcclure co. Those stories owe
iheir charm no more Go the WY in
which Mr, MacAianua has caught thr
elusive spirit uf folk lore. than 20 the
fact that they are 80 dollghtfully and
baniinFly Irish. The book D. deliberately
illustrated Ia color by Miss Pamela
smith. who has done remarkable
piece Of work Ia getting hold Of the
authors wlii-o'- tho-wiHp humor
o %
Some interest ccntrca In "Tho Gentle.
man from Indiana" the new romance
OF Indiana llfc which tho Doubleday a
Mcclure Co, have Just published. The
author. Mr. Booth Huntington, ~ a
Princeton graduate of few years
back. and has given promise OF literary
ability which seoms 10 have been real
iEod In this his nrat novel An Indian
npolls man himself. ho has laid the
scene Of his story ln his native State,
and has woven about the no OF cnun-
Try editor q fabric of love and politics
which, with ~ sympathetic character
makes a peculiarly appealing aud con-
vincing story.
Moasrs. Charles scrlbuors Sons have
lust published Letters Of sidney
Lanlor" IN the collected edition Of the
Writings % that accomplished mnn "
letters u which thore are now seven
volumes IN prose and verse, and 10
which thcy form a welcome addition.
selected from tho correspondence OF the
last hftcan years OF his short life
from 1866 10 lssi-thoy are addressed
tu four persons, 80 whom Mr.. Lanlrr
stood ln close personal and literary re-
l1u1ns-thc nrst series to NJ. Gibson
Peacock the editor of tho philadelphia
Evening Hullptlui' the second serlrs
Go ha wife Mrs, Mary H. Lnnief: the
third 90 Mt. liuynri Taylor traveller.
poet, novelist and translator on
Faust" and the fourth 60 Mr Paul
Hamilton inyne. the southern poet
q
Miss Jeanne O. Pennington tho ais
Eliminating compiler 0f Don't Worry
George Eliot ana browning, now offers
another group OF marked pnasngpa.
from Carlyle. iuHkin. Charles Kinraloy
ana Amiel, under tho title of "phllhso-
uhIr NuTgciH'-p paragraphs relating TO
th1 higher realities OF NE.
Tho Carlyle extracts are from his
"Sartor Rssartus' and "Heroea and
Hero Wouhlp;' RuHkn's, the Crown
OF Wild olives" Queen Of the Air" and
'rhc Two Paths" Klngsloy's.
liypatn" Alton Locke" Yeast" and
Westward Hol' and Amiels from the
two volumes ot the journal lntlmc. II
la o. alusunrly attractive collection. II
completes, Cor tho present. the nn-
uuunoUl Volumes OF the Justly fnvorite
Nugget Stories" The portrait of CHr-
lyle iH one of the most charnctorlatic
Hurds. Howard a. Hubert. New York
Flexible club, g.lt top 90 cents.
when KnIghthood was In Flower"
which A. the Hoosler Idea OF great ana
beautiful ehiNalry. has reached 10 iOO.-
600 mark
o o Q
charles Dana Glbson'R travels On tho
Mic have found expires slon IN book of
Sketches In Egypt, which shown mo
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uuobstruaivc guidance Most " us who
have lived much with books are iniiu-
cucod today more than We should prob
ably like 20 Acknowledge by reminH-
ccncca OF our childish literary life.