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4 LAST CALL
UPON CHIMES
This Government Sends An
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IS 2RAcTEALLY 4 DEhl


lar-LI-f| y fif ~ -
A 6spateh has been sent 70 the a
nese gossfnment through Min
wa insfstiHS thai the firing %
legations sesa snd that me inn
government, Il desires 70 shoy
irisndlinsss. shall 66soperate viii
relieving column. "a tAis matte
government has procesdsd on th
sumption shat the imperial sRernz
is Wiling 40 do all II can d "a
liesing ths ministers.
The dispatch Is signed By Al;
Becretary Ades and u a follot
1--WE sre assiiing. ourselves d
Erpportaniksi offered ~ the imt
cdict Of the 9TH Of August allow
shs forAtgn ministsrs free eommu
lit1 nth 9hsir respective geyefnl
ia irhef, and have sent 4. commuI
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RHsit a. answer. We are slro1ia
III Sim, IN brief dispate'
cs5fgd &agusk 7th, that inY
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from Psh;n to the toast
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course suggested In "a &c #
the letter Of the presiE emit ii Die
", the emperor Of Bhiuf IS ~
1900, and enter into NJ Viii
with the rslief expedikie6 ee
operation may be essarsd hi
them Tor the liberation ok s1<
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a Minister'S Good work.


4 had severe attack of bilious collie, eot q
bottle q chamberlain's Collie, Cholera sud
Diarrhuahomedy, tooE two doses ana waAen-
tirely cured /" says Roy. a. 4. Power. OF Empo-
ria. Kan. my neighpor across the street was
sick for over week, had two or three bottles 0
medicine from the doctor. He used them for
three or four days without relief, then called in
another doctor who treated him for some days
and gave him no relief, 50 discharged him, 4
went over to see him the next morning. We
said his bowels were Ina terrible Ak, That they
bad been raaaias On e long that f was almost
bloody nux. asked him II he hadtrled cham
berioin's Collie, Cholera and DiarIh0a Remedy.
and he said, NO. went home and brought
aim my bottle and gave him one dose loid him
o take another dose in fifteen or twenty min
ties il he ala not md relief, but he took no
more and was entirely curod. think ii tho
iest medicine have ever tried sEFg sale BY
Dr.. Bishops drug store.
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Mr., A, j. Mcveigl is ii the city,

The worries Of q weak and sick mother are
only begun with the birth Of her child. by
day her work is constantly Interrupted and az
night her rest is broken by the waiting Of "a
peevish, puny infant. DR.. Pierces FavoFite
Prescription makes weak women strong and
sick women we'll Il lightens al the burdens
Of maternity, giving to mothers strength and
yigor which they impart to their children.
In over thirty years OF practice DR. Pierce and
his associate stan OF nearly score Of physi-
clans have treated and cured more than half a
million suffering women. Sick women are IN
yltcd to consult Or. Pierce by letter free OF
charge. All correspondence is strictly private.
Address DR.. L. V Pierce, Invalids' Hotel and
surgical Institute Buffalo
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Our Greatest Spec iallst

For 20 years Dr. ) . Newton Hath
away has SO successfully 'reated chronic
diseases that he is aclxnC wledged today
to stand At the head Of his profession in
this line, His exclusive method Of
treatment fer Varicocele ana Structure
without the aid Of knife or cautery
cures in 90 per cent. of all cases. III
the treatment of loss Of vital forces
nervous disorders, kidney aud urinary
complaints, paralysis, blood poisoning,
rheumatism, oatarrh and diseases pecul~
lar to women, he Is equally successful.
Or. HathawaY's practice Is more than
double that OF any other specialist.
Cases pronounced hopeless by other
phYsicians, readily yield 20 his treat
ment Write ban today fully about
4cuf case. He makes no charge fnr
CONSULTATION III adgiee either 90 his of.
ice or by mali.
J. NEWTON HATHAWAY, M. ID.
70 Bryan Street, Savannah, Ga
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catsd q oA.eaIa DIsr.Aoss Aftsr 50
Years Of suasring.

Il suffered for tAirly yss WIN disrrhoea
ana thought I was past being eured.n Gays
John :. Haiioway, 81 French Camp, Miss. II
mad spen 80 apach time and noney and suffered
g much that had given ap ali.hopes Of recov.
cry was 50 feeble from tue effects al the iiar-
rhoea that lcouid DO no kind Of labor1 jnId not
even travel, haF By accident was per aitted Is
mud bottle q chRmberlains Collie, cholera
and Diarfheea Remedy, ami after taking sey-
eral hotties am entirely cared Of that trou
BE. | am 50 pleased with the result fhatI am
anxious that itbe in reach Of all Who suRer as
h5se. FOR sale by Bishops drug store.
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Cheap Rates Via Southern Railway.

RICHMOND, NA.-Annual Convention sover-
erelgn Strand Lodge Independent Order id
Fellows One fare for the round trip, Tickets
on sale Sept. l5-l7, inal limit Sept. %.
MACON. Ga.-street and Agrieu ltural FAR.
For individuals, one iare for the round trip.
For military companies and brass bands ia
Uniform, 20 or more on one ticket. $3.50 for
the round trip. Tickets on sale Sept. z4-2S,
hnal hE1it Oct. 2I.
LOUISVILLE, KY annual convention coli
ored OddfcllOws. One fare for round trip
LieSess on sote sept. 300, and OCT, 1, dnal
limit Oct o.
AsHEyILLE, \, C.--Annual meeting Missis-
sippi Tallep Medical Association. one fare
for roaud trip. Tickets ON sale Oct. Ga, 1uai
limit Oct. is.
KANSAS CITY, MO.--Aceount Of Nation Con-
yentton Of the Christian church. ticketsw iII
he sold 90 Kansas CITY, Oct. $40 with anal
Amtt oct. u, az rAte Of one fare for ihe round
Tip plus 81.
CHATTANOOGA. -Chicamaaga aud
Chattanooga National Park Commission.
Annual reunion II the Society Of the Army
o. the Cumberland, Confederate veterans
@auldi annual meeting National Association
spanish War Veterans. One fare FOR the
fonud tt3p Tickets on sale Octoben s and q,
with hnal limit October i& 1000.
LEXINGTON, kY.-Kentucbv Horse breeders
y Association. One lars Tor the round tfib,
ALLANA 4, . h.--s3nthefn Interstate Fair.
For iudit iiua's, enc fare Tor the rouud 'tfin
N.N7 eente admission % the fair rounds
For tltary companies and brass baaas rs
nn.iorm, lWcntg ~ more on one ticaat. oaa
ceu' per ulic ln each direction per capIta.
CHARLESTON, S C,-Anuual Convention
lea le q American Municipalities one
safe leaemuer ami i,wlth dual limit Dc-
cembcI Is, 1850
AMEHlCUS, GA,-Grand Lodge A.F. ana A.
Masous and Auxiliary. one ana one-tbirs
fares for The ruund trip. Tickets On sale
september % 10 October 2, With fual iimfs
october Z, 1860.
LUMBER CITY, Ga.-Co'ored CampmeeiiBo
one and Une-thiri fares Tor ne roun1 trin
Tickets on sale september " and 3O with
hna. limit October 1907,
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summrR EXCURSION RATES

10 All Mountains Seaside and Lake Resorts
Via the Plant System.
Tickets b. sale june no September %. With
return lsas's october 81. ia
Perfest paaseng er Egtre. IL. Pullman sleePers
on an sEsias. Fua ipsoTnsatsse given on ap-
phcation,
~GEa. ". COATES, Is. PA,
- Brunswick, ca.
j. ". WRENN, i. n 81; savsnnail, Ca.
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THE BOOKS CLOSED.
Those Whose Names are Not on Ii
Csnnot Vote.

The registration books fer the Octo-
Der election closed yesterday, and
those vao have fanpd to have Their.
ia mes enroll sd ,napaot vote. OK as-
@--
count e ths contested primary 10
June, Pc reglstratioa = very large,
that q With the waitea VERY few
coiorsd men registered, Except 1hose
from The i85esh districF, where con
test for justice 81 the peace Is b.
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Hasllfes yeaaG man can make. SEQ
per month SUD expenses. Permanent
position Experiences unnecessary.
Write quick for particulars, Clark &
CO., Stb q Locus Streets. EPhiiadel-
phia,Pa.
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Large son spots, astronomers say, caused tlae
extreme heat this summer. and doctors declare
nearly all the prostrationA we're induced By dis
orders Of the stomach, Good health foIlows
good iigesliona Kodoi Dyspepsia Care digests
what youeat Itgou have Indigestion Or dys-
pepsla 1t viii quickly relieve aud permanently
cure gou. WI Butts.
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g her home from a pleas mi VAT 10
her brother, Mr. r. L. pri1ians ID
81 simon.
Miss Der ha Baker i. II On Monday
for Douglas, VI er sh viii u Is hr
brother Mr q pr Baker
Mr.. std Mr. Jos- b Mangtam lave
returned from lhsIr wedding e p ara
are At home % rheff many friends Al
Mrs.. Mann : on o. rect
Miss Luls Mel ag Fl left sestsr-
day morning 70 sislt rslaiisesia Val
dosta.
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ghamber ain's Cough Remedy a Great
FayOrite.

soothing aud healing qualities 81 this
: smedy, Is pieasant taste and promat and per-
flanent cuIea have made II sreat fayorite
With peoFie eyerEshere. 4 Is especially prized
by mothers Of small children for colds, group
and Nshooping cough, A. il always aifords quick
relief. and asst contains uo oltlim or other
harmful dFeg II MAY % given az conf aently to
baby as 70 IN adliit. For saie BY Bi4op,s
drug store
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sToYEs REpAIREn.

Rice, thei stove doctor repairs al
kinds or cook stoves and ranges. buv
nd sells sec nd hand stoves, Ala Bs
treet
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70 you read what peopie say about Hoods
safssi'ariila9 It's curing all forms Of disease
caused or promoted BY impure blood
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Quite pleasant party Of young people
spent several hours rowing on the Bay
Tuesday evening, ehaperoned BY Mrs.
W i, Deyoe, tho crowd who enioyo d
The trip we're Messrs. Leighton Bur-
roughs, Darlington Cosby, Frank
stacey, Layergne Whitfield, Jim Bailey
John Pace, stetson Fleming, Willis
Wider. Malcolm MeKInnon; Misses
Hazel Nlghttngale, Irene Wood, Marie
Spsvoe, Emily waF, Ethel Elliott.
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Hove we're what the rose Il,
And were like the leaf
oeH you'd grow together
In sad q eiinging weather,
Blown nelds or liower closes,
Green pleasure or gray grief;
Ifioye were what the rose is
AndI we're like Che leaf
n1were what tue words are,
Aud love were IKE the tune,
with double sound and single,
Delight our lips woald lainsIe
win kisses glad as birds are
That get sweet rain st nooni
IfIwere VIVA. the words are,
And love we're like the tune,
II you were life, my darling
And /, your love, were death,
Wed shine and snow together
Ere March made sweet the weather
with dafrodil and startling
And hours u fruitful breath;
II YOU were life, my darling,
And your life we're death.
If you we're thrall q sorrow
And | were page o joy
we'd play for lsretssnd seasons
wtmloging looks and taeasons,
And tears Of night ana n orrow,
Ana laughs q maid and boy
II you we're thraIi to sorrow,
And were page d Joy.
fyou we're Aprilalady
Aud we're lord IN May
we'd throw with leaves for hours
And draw for days with flowers
TIL day like night were shady
And night we're bright IKE day;
II you were April'sl LADY,
And were lord in May
II you we're queen Of pleasure
And were king Of pain,
We'd hunt down love together,
Pluck out his Tying feather
Aud teach his feet a measure,
And ma his mouth a REIN
ifyoa were queen q pleasure
Ana | were king q pain,
Algernon Charles swnburne.
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had arlinnlrg sore on my leg Tor seven
ystra writes Mrs. James Forest Of cheppewa
Falls, Wis, ~and spent hundreds 81 dollars ii
Irying q Got 4 healed. Two boxes 81 Banner
Save enurely cured il" ". j. Butts.
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Mrs NJ. Ethan win return Monday
on tie Mallory steamer from New
York, where she has purchased her fail
stock Of millinery. Mrs. EIkau Will be
accompanied BY Miss Powell, who is
remembered as head mllllner Of that
department last year.
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RussePs Chill and Foyer
Tonic is acknowledged TO be
the Best on the market,
every. bottle guaranteed.
For sale by ali druggists.

Julius otto, u Macors spent yester.
day in Vac city
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lust raoalsod ready to wear felt bats
Mies Kate Sister
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SEMINARY !: : A.. sss +!

HhOllNlUN OLl graduates Wsllssg Harvard, Randolph
College
EOoution Business
building
certificates Nextsessiou begins September
ddress Mrs W.T. handler PncpawEu Principal
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Coates baYe LEFT Wy,bvill-, and are
now ia North caroilaa

Mrs. Il Il. Raj mond IS 10 He4dei
sonvlle N. O.. whore she viii spend
several weeks, before returning to the
city.
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Miss Ria McKiunon will rotura in
two weeks from trip to the New Eng
land states
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Mrs. Brews or Phillips, Of ST simon
will spend November tn Atlanla, the
guest Of Mrs. L. G. Boyd.
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DR.. and Mrs /. N. Bishop aud Miss
Matte Bishop who hase recently been
In Virginia, are nov in Washington,
from whore they will 20 70 New York
returning to Brunswick the latter part
OF the month.
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A tie egram from Mrs j. A, Butts,
announces her safe arrival IN New York
after a r 1easant sea trip.
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Mrs. s. Warren is on st. Simon with
her sister, Mrs. Parker Bowling whose
little child is quite III
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Mrs ]. ]. oonoley. Misses Ethel
ana he2zle leave tonight Tor staunton,
where Miss Kezz' win enter school.
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Little Miss Morgaret Brobston has
recovered from an Illness Of several
days,
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Mrs. G w. Coates and Miss Rosa
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Little Miss Laura Baker is OUT again
after month Of fever.
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Miss Hazel NigIhisgfs lsay 3 short
" for New York, where she vi ! attend
school
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Mis-, j. S. Raymond andNatsle son
Donovan, win return from Nsva Scotia
IN about two weeks much implose "a n
health,
%
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Miss Ella Coleman leaves on Friday
for Florercs Ala, where sae viii
ep nd Tie wiuter
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Mrs. Emil Fabian has been quite Ill
but is improy nF, AID vii coon be "a
again to the delight Of many irieY
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Ms G, g. Moore leaves -shortly for
Macon where she eill visi Mrs, ], c,
Valentino
o
raree sist rs q ths sialoseph ~
ersreiysd n tse sly Yasteriay aa
win have charge q tae nyont 6hioh
is located q, present "a w Emanuel
building 70 the rear Of she Catholic
church
Miss wNlar g Savannah passed
through ~ city Tuesday night enroute
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ies ~ ays seass Al DTuxgisss Groeers Eestngssse
s1lopas Newsstand, General Stores ord Rarbers
sna: 1hsy haHish pain. 10 uce deep md Psolasx Is
aa GiFsa nelzft 10 matter whata TN mafaer ns nd
~ rs eoe4 Tea samples and uaa tkoaaaaf asas
- aess $50 = any address a. fessi=s q -
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ASHEyILLE, Y. C. --Annuai meeting AIissis
sippi Yaiiep Medical Association. one far
for roaud trip. Tickets ON sale Get SO, Ina
limit Oct. is.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-17
OBERIIN COLLEGE.
ELECTION OF SEVEN NEW TRUSTEES
CHANGES IN ENTRANCE RE-
OIJIREMENTS

Oberlin. Ohio. March 16-At the annual meet
ing of the of Oberlin College held recently
the following members elected the
Board: DR.. William B. Chamberlain. of Chicago;
Dan p. Eells, of Cleveland; Irving w. Metcalf of
Elyria: II. Clark Ford of Cleveland Merritt Starr.
of Chicago Homer H. Johnson. of Cleveland, and
DR.. c. ]. Ryder, of New-York.
gift of $4,000 offered the trustees by DR.. and
Mrs Lucien c. Warner. of New-York, for the
erection of a mems gymnasium accepted.
and the building is to be begun as soon as possible
This announcement in chapel greeted by the
students with wild enthusiasm. This gift is only
OF many which the coege has received this
year. Among others have been $4,000 for
chemical laboratory. from Louis H. Severance. of
NewYork; $4,000 from the Will of W. E. Osborn.
of Pittsburg, who TO the conclusion from
studying catalogues of different colleges that Ober
lin the of institution he wanted help,
and four $1,000 scholarships. two founded by Mrs
John D. Rockefeller, by Homer H. Johnson
and by Mrs. F. E. Tracy. Mrs. Caroline e
Haskell. of Chicago. has decided to trust company
TO be paid to Oberlin on her death.
granted ee to Miss HarIie e eeep Teacher was of
botany In the Central &c High school Of CIeyeiand
3. Capen, of Boston. president of the American
Board
tons of the faculty modifying the entrance require
diticult to enter oberlin than to enter Harvard or
Yale, not because the standard was higher but be-
cause the demands not in harmony with the
work of the best preparatory schools In accord
ance with the new ad1ustments. there will be no no
be required rather than three: there will be greater
be made to secure continuous work in some special
science. rather than single term In each OF three
language requirement is reduced from eighteen
The resignation was accepted of Mrs A. A. F.
Johnstone, dean of the womens department who
vice in June She will continue her professorshp
Of medieval history, and win offer additional
courses in history architecture and painting when
freed from administration work.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-17
SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY.
CHANGES IN THESIS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
TO SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS.

Syracuse, N Y, March 1e.-The faculty OF the
College of Liberal Arts of Syracuse University
Gently announced that hereafter the thesis work
which has heretofore been required of seniors for
graduation shall be optional with the professors
at the head OF the department concerned. This IS
a somewhat radical change. The reason assigned
for the change is that number of professors
claim that person is fitted to do original work
OF value in his special subject until he has taken
at least year or two Of postgraduate work. The
mathematical department has heretofore been the
only in the College of Liberal Arts which has
not required thesis for graduation, but hereafter
a similar amount Of work may be done in other
departments in the place of the thesis work. The
thesis work IN the departments where 1t is to be
continued will give the student ten hours credit
for semester.
Another regulation which has been passed by the
faculty is that all entrance conditions must be
passed up before the end of the freshman year
The object of the regulation is to encourage full
preparation well as TO demand a strict attention
10 college work.
A.debate will be held between representatives of
from Dickinson College. at Carlisle. Penn, on Fri
day May L.. Syracuse Will choose the subject.
and Dickinson the side: The Syracuse debaters
who have been selected c. w. Darling, 90;
Thomas N. Bishop. 90. and J. c. Tenant Ol:
Chancellor James R. Day has been invited to
deliver the commencement address at Northwestern
Mrs Willard Ives, of Waertown. who short
time ago gave $4,000 to endow the chair of English
Bible, has recently given 5000 to found scholar
Professor Franklin ]. Holzwarth. Of the depart
ment of German. will leave Syracuse on March q
TO spend q year and a half in study and travel
abroad. He will spend semester In the study
of German philology and literature at Munich, and
the following year in study at Leipsc.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-17
JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY.
DIR. HOLLANDER'S MISSION TO PUERTO RICO
LECTURES BY OUTSIDE SPEAKERS.

Baltimore March 16-The appointment Of Dr.
Jacob II. Hollander, associate professor OF eco
nornics in Johns Hopkins University, as a member
of the special commission sent by the Secretary
Of War Puerto Rico to investigate the financial
conditions of the island and to recommend scheme
of it, is another instance OF the calling
of a Hopkins man to some Federal OF State COM
mission. President Gilman has served on a number
of such commissions, including that appointed to
settle the boundary dispute between Great Britain
and Venezuela. DIR. Holander has already served
on the Committee of Seven which framed the new
city charter for Baltimore Dr. IIollander sailed
Friday for Puerto Rico where he will probably
remain until late in the spring. returning shortly
before the end of the spring session of the uni
versity. During his absence DR.. E. Dana Durand
associate professor of administration and finance
in Stanford University will fill the chair Of asso-
ciate professor of economics at Hopkins. DR.
Durand is now stationed Washington in con-
nection with the United States Industrial Commis
sion. being a years leave of absence from that
Among the delivered here during the last
week have been series by Professor James James s. s.
the Rev, DR.. W; H p. Faunce. president Of Brown
o na on he
color photography, with which he has been prom
lecture on the meteorologcaf work done by the
United States Photographic Department with
Dr. n NJ Elliott professor Of Romance languages
has reeeyed photogTaphic copy of the, The frag, e.
the Vatican Library at Rome. This manuscript;
xrehsbp F % ooees he s
Elliott has been making for the last twelve years.
DR.. John vanderburgh. Of the Medical School
has just published paper on the Birds OF Cali
Professor Herbert p, Adams of the historical @ de,
Jamaica, where he went for his health.
has BEEN G eaVe of senae for On R
TO pursue some special studies in Germany.