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were delighted with the thorough e1
PLANTATION given by Manager Atkinson
The different processes by which the
flax straw is reduced through the diff
ferent stages to fine grade of fibel
were shown.
While the commercial value Of the
seed has always been known, few Peo
pie realize the immense possibilities
of the manufacture of fiber in all It's
varying forms An interest has been
aroused in this branch of the industry
that can but result benefcially to the
farmers and business men of the
Northwest. The statements that hall
of the value Of the crop is being re-
allied seem to be proven.
The following officers were elected:
President-Hon.H II. U. Thomas, Bis.
marck.
First Vice President-Hon. ]. A.
Johnson, Fargo.
Secretary-Mrs. Henrietta G. o.
berg, Albert Lea, MINI.
Executive Committed. M. Stew
art, Sykeston, n. d, chairman; Prof.
J. H. Shepherd, Fargo; Jas. Atkinson,
Ames, Ia; E. C. Chilcott, Brookings,
S. D.; Mr.. Brady, Dodge Center,
Mimi; Mrs. Edyth Wethered, Port
land, Ore.
Vice Presidents-Gertru Denny,
Portland, Ore; j. G. Pratt, Chicago;
j. T. Hanson, Fremont, Neb.; Jas. Liv-
ingston, Yale, Mich; John Heaney,
Gridley, CAL; DR.. F. Hickman, New
York; j. L. Reynolds, Kansas City,
NO.; w. II. Loughridge, Lexington,
KY; DR.. Thornton, Tacoma, WASH;
II. P. Atwater, San Antonio, Tex; w.
H. Sutherland, Sulphur Springs,
Mont; Prof. VIM. Stubs, Baton
Rouge, La; Prof. Chilcott, Brookings,
S. D.; Eugene Bosse, Green Bay, Wis;
Mr.. Nelson, Tenny- & Co., of Mime
apolis; w. r. Swengle, Washington,
D. c.; Jas. Atkinson, Ames, Ia.
The comittee appointed to form
ulate resolutions asking congress for
further appropriations to aid the ex-
detrimental STATIONS in furthering
the interests of flax fiber, did not re-
port, having been granted further
time.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1900-01-04
now 10 Avs,d Cold. rsr,nr w.nte-.

q 3 -
How to Av6fd C0lds During Winter.
This idea that naEy people have,
that winter is an unheaIthful season,
is all wrong. Winter il just as health
full as summer. If people will take care
Of themselves. If you want to go
through the winter without a cold, OBJ
serve these few simple rules:
Don't overhead your house, and
don't stop all ventilation Sleep in q
cool room, but keep warmly covered.
Always take off youf outdoor wraps
when you come in the house, and all
ways put them on when you go out.
And, lastly, just as long as there is
snowon the ground, don't go out with
out Your rubbers. This last rule is the
most important of ali, for two colds
out of three come from wet feet
The independent.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1900-01-04
GERMAN COLONY IN BRAZIL,
Twenty Per Cent. of the Formulation
I'm Certain Parts of the
Republic.

Consular reports of recent date de.
scribe the German colony in southern
Brazil-in Parana, Santa Catharina and
Rio Grande do Sui, where the climate is
bracing and the conditions favorable to
the vigorous growth of Europeans
The Germans here number 100000 out
of total population of 100000. They
do not intermarry with the other in
habitants or "take any part in national
politics, in fact, in anything, emanat.
ing from the surrounding native ele.
ment." In financial and commercial
Importance the German element is
strong out of proportion to itsnumbers,
but it prefers to live apart.
"They thus" says the consular re.
port. create for themselves,ac condition
of isolation which has often given rise
to the suspicion that they were endeay.
oring to establish political common
wealth for themselves. Nothing could
be more erroneous than this suppose
ton. The great difficulty of mastering
the Portuguese tongue, in sound and
construction so utterly different from
their own, and of assimilating with PEG.
pie of the Latin race, with whom thew
have so little in common, is the cause
of their isolation, so often commented
upon. They have great difficulty in
increasing their ranks from the old
country, inasmuch as, for economic and
military reasons, the German govern
ment does not favor emigration. and
there are at present very few Germans
DESTROYS of ENGRAVING" Southern
Brazil has become a large field for the
investment of German capital Balti-
more Sun.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1900-01-04
She ROSE ON HER KNEES AND
PULLED THE LID DOWN.

PULLED THE LID DOWN.
that they quite exhausted the big gar
rets of their crooked corners, closets
and deep cubby holes that ran under
the low caves.
ut was Aliens and Katy's turn, when
chest was empty.
eve can both get in" he said, lift
ing Katy as he spoke. LAY low; the
girls will not think of looking here, not
knowing the chest is empty"
Then he gave a loud whoop and got
ln himself.
"Oh, they will be sure to find us, with
the lid up whispered Katy, hearing
the approach of feet.
And she rose on her knees and pulled
the lid down.
It fell SO heavily Allen was sure the
girls must have heard the noise, for
they were in the other garnet, hunting
rather aimlessly, for they had grown
little tired of the game.
IT a few moments they heard Nan
ny call out that they were "given up"
so they might as well discover them
selves.
"Oh, don't!" whispered Katy. .'We
are SO splendidly hid. Let them hunt
just little bit longer"
7. But presently there was a sound of
retreating footsteps.
The girls were evidently going down
stairs, and Alice's voice was heard call
ing out that they had ''given them up
eve mast give ourselves up said
Allen, much to Katy's disappointment.
And ne raised his arms to lift the
lid of the chest, but he found he could
not bulge it.
They were fast hidden, sure enough;
and Allen remembered that when the
Lie fell he heard a sharp click that
ought to have reminded him that the
chest fastened with spring-lock.
He 'sas a sturdy, active boy, and he
put out all his strength to force the
lid open, but the lock was made to pro
tect the contents of the chest, and i
would nave taken much stronger per
son than Allen to have forced it open.
sOh, Allen, what will we do?-wha'
viii we do?" cried Katy, beginning t.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1900-01-04
The Archbishop. H.rd.h,p.,

Archbishop Temple has his trials like
other folk. At a luncheon the other
day, after some church function in his
diocese, the bland vicar asked: May ]
give your grace little cold chicken ."
mo, you mayn't," said the archbishop.
wherever go they give me cold chick
en- and The Church's One Foundation.
and I hate 'em both."-Westminste.
Gazette.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1900-01-04
Extra Haxnrdous

Life Insurance Agent (illing out ap-
plication) Your general health is
good, is it not?
Applicant-Never had sick day in
my life.
'Um! You do not contemplate enter
ing upon any hazardous undertaking,
suppose?"
ssWell, yes, am afraid I do. ] am
going to get married next Wednesday"
London Answers.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1900-01-04
sweet Recollectton..

Husband (off for long journey
Do you often think of me when 1 am
gone?
Wife-Indeed I do; it takes me a
week to get the smell of smoke out Of
ths house.-Stray Stories.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1900-01-04
The True Connoisseurs.

Papa" said the boy, when you say in
acknowledged by connoisseurs to be the
best, what do you mean by connoisseurs?"
"A connoisseur, my. boy,' answered the
great manufacturer, sis an eminent author
ity-an authority, in short, who admits that
our goods are the best.'-Collier's Weekly.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1900-01-04
Took Him at iii. word,

Customer-You sell cracked eggs at half
price, do you not?
Clerk-Yes'm; we always make so per
cent. reduction on cracked goods. Anything
else to-day?
eyes, you may give me dollars worth of
cracked wheat. Here's so cents."-Colum-
bus (O) State journal,
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1900-01-04

Some people demand that the world no
only be patient with their foolishnesS bu
that it STANDARDIZATION Slobe.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1900-01-04
That's What They Gull 1t.

s.Papa, what is broad -mindedness?"
Agreeing with headstrong people when
you know they are wrong. Chicago Times
Herald
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1900-01-04

-"Why did Maude get divorce? I
thought she and George got along, beauti-
fully aet G they y did, but ut the h COOK
ened to leave."- Philadelphia Record.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1900-01-04

AeAS AOAs 80 - AsOAASJS ~ cAAN 10 AASuA
tural college, was substituted in the
place of an absent speaker and gave
a short, but very interesting talk on
the characteristics of the flax plant
and lent life to his subject by the
use of illustrations. He spoke of the
different stages in the growth of the
plant and the effect of the weather
upon it in the respective stages. AS
to the possibilities of disease the pro-
fessor stated that they were few, the
principle one being rust, and the
cause of it's spreading was the fact
that the germs were often carried
from affected fields to healthy ones by
the wind. He also made an analysis
of the different parts of which the
plant is composed and relative condi-
tons of one part to another while un-
dergoing the process of extracting the
fibre.
The appointment of committee by
Chairman Jones came next. The mem
bers appointed were President Worst
Senator Arnold,s ex-senator Smith,
Professor Hoverstad and T. D. Lee
The object of this committee is to
draw up resolutions and present them
to congress for the provision of ex-
periments, stations to promote the in.
dustry of flax, hemp and ramie cuI.
| ture. -
Wednesday the delegates visited the
| linseed oil mills, the reineries and the
big French-Hickman Fiber Company's
plant out on the west side of Fargo
Carriages were provided for the visi.
tors and the inspection enjoyed.
/; Probably the greatest interest was
shown at the fiber mills.} Compare
lively few had seen such plants and
The sun., 1900-01-22
GEORGE B. EYRE'S
7 BODY FOUND
FbBHY MURDERED
CAsstsr tpsrtssaa's Head Badly
I Hsssisd By . ssasAss usaaa
asi His bklll Crushed.
AT NgUTH BF RACCdeN CREEK
TAs Eody w~s rickcA wp asst
where the Mysterious .wsa.a.
Said " wss---Fisgsps Rosbea
ef nisEy ash the GssnsS's
watch stsIen.
AT NgUTE OF RACOoeN CREEK
sy special pisratsh Z. The saa.

CheTsr, Pa, Jan. 81 George B.
Eyre, the Alpha bosttnan and gunner,
Was cruelty aud ioully murdered. HE
vas shUt 10 the back of the head, hs
skul vas crushed IN and his body wac
sunk TO the bottom of the Delaware river
by the aid OF a rope and stone
Robbery WAS the mot We for the crime
His body was iouhd to-day On the New
jersey shore hesr Ra,'cuun creek aud
buie evidence OF having been r.bb,d as
we'll as murdered
When found = rope Was wound around
-nd around the lrgs of the body and
there Mas lunp in ole end VI he iut,
which had e,idrutl contained -Innr
or me heavy - j-ct i"r tile purpose III
i5hting dow tie body.
Etrc's vaiuabip diam nd ringa had
been h,rclny taken from hls hnger-.
I he Il gris shoW painli that lorc- Mas
used Ia ftmnving ltrm. His watch az
been taken aud only D ttipn vi the
unan ~as lrlt hangitg L. ths. vert.
Ewes body War iuClid rear tile mouth
II R.cc,mn enrk anig tie shores u
C"nn land :. man ramed krarnrN
nnd th- tod, Drt N,rn ana llocloek
thl- morning aud il j. nuw ID charge
~ tA'N ~ y oNt7tA al itJIl lAlFS az ~ ~ ~
port.
The vonsig mus moil -r. sister an1
sageti,tart are cts2ed VIM giuf. FGev
htse hnd q SAT awakenleg rlcy have
Uc~n sluiuiis ! pt,ti = hsp, tnat theit lav,1!
pfr Was "ftty intu girE ipnn r-taI,si 9,
hui nos ateaAafc u tie aAtui Ctrta ney
Il ei,ergs Gpaih
I'1-f II r,Hre Brlry pas notified II
the fi.'diug olltc boii ana i, n,a i.,ing
~ in.'s IL bilrgihg ,he murderer ii
6c r.. : Eyre . ii-ti.n.
Fne finding III yn,ing E,rr'- i, dy rear
X ccdnt creek Iesurl-Nt- d l,t'errtctft. Il
bS Cnltl Derry, of lie Chester T. Aiyc
sn"utF et'rr the disappearance ~
G"efg. u .Eair lle ttrt IL .uppn-, Il
to ave hen wtinra by umln atl
tte WOMAN nn-, htyr pr,u ,urpr c.r-
b.ct.u Ntit ttt ctitur ,.r ,n ruuli!,nti, ,l
n.rHs ,tuine ASSASSIN i3r rrr ,.tt i
stas 4 that thr.tat was .r i,.lr s. sc.
cpun eir,k ana dntr i4si- t,thltats
luiea-irha Jsn WN9
NJ Il nv, j- r. wv. hs,e5 ~
il,a SOL. ll, mts,tug er4tg G Er.
Nln - N.i,taanfE ai--r, lr.atri tftau
lpu,r =, d gur n. + .a- iuif rt,d ~
- ara k,rc~tle,c ll.. sa- ual kt.l,.d
I p,Gna'r, u q" l.rue- .,Aan .,tl
q # Ntttit hi- hadN T. u..,,, nri ILL.,
c'"1ilns ~ e,nt. . ~ uat Wa- ~
ta"u, = hen u ~ ~ asa + p..a amt
thr man Ntl kii 81 nitp yauhase Undcr
s'rP'cinn
~. T. aud lie va IN tie
hnat Nnt tinl and l. h,oiy uiit ~
fnnnd ~ The lh,aearr lhrr near Rac
c,n.h cree k
Y mr., rtc
sign, d a j r.
The sun., 1900-01-22
WILMINGTON DELAWARE. MONDAY. JANUARY o. 1900
WORK ON HIGH SCHOOL
MAY BE SUSPENDED
Report ON Payment or Contractor
Biiis Ia be Made at schoei Board
Meeting Tostxht,

Biiis Ia be Made at schoel Board
80 Meeting Tostsht.
: u 10 sxp<sted thasaf.s Slscussias pys,
fbs mods oil psyinH f.r ths work 'bsips
dose On ghs Nsp High Hehonl will b
rr9Rn&d ct the rasssIsa Of ths Board 81
hducetion Easifkt. " kts q pspeyt . ri
lksiy be made By ths Fipssss as6 New
Buiidins Csuimifse<r, 10 whom vas 10
fsrrse The bilis Of A. A Rsssd q Brother
Con- ps.y for VI .is5. 20 ana II. A. Miller
fer q, 400.
At lie last un%stias Of ths hoard /,
hsd hssn originally moved tAss ths kllls
Do paid. bot okj~ctioR wa r4i.sd hy
varsona sosuib~rs y ho d~sirrd 10 knew
ent OF VIA, appropriated Abe anoun,
was 20 IN rEksa.
IL wac rspsrcd last nisLs lhst nnlsss
arrangements srv nsade for provIains f.Y
ths psyssst Of Ri. bills of the soufrse-
snrs. an s,isnps will be made hy e-,tair
nenhsFs To have the ssrk Oh The build
iss sasLrndsd.
The consider alton Of the changes made
n tiir rsl.s and bylaws 10 srt down ~
the special order OF bvsinrss f,E O'Clock
tonight. Qaits nmui Der of the change,
are very radical aud have no chance o'
passing tile Beard Others are mere
charges In the ~uIdirg 81 tie miles. The
matter pi the revision of the rules ha,
been pending fnr some time. The r..
vision Was made by the Law Conmitte.
nf which Rob, IT Adair, E.q, i. chair
mar.
AM II 1T may slsn he made tonight tc
MI He rancv in the r. presentation
hpm the f"niiit wa,d cau.ed by the
resignation e J 4 Hartman. Many ol
he members of tie Bla,d favor III.
elfclinn nf Wan. Turner, who Was de
Gated le-el-ciinn n dnpctnr W ia.
last ,cheol eleciinn. J Prince FnNi. the
other member from the 4ih ward, snv,
he has hern tnti nv p.na- in tie war
That they dn n"t desire Turner rriurnrr
and lie j. tlt'rt.l ail turn hin dnHi
again. ~. nam~ - ! IN { tlcCan,
ha- bren m"nuuned ia junction mitI
tie vacancy.
The sun., 1900-01-22
Etlmln.nIrom l;cndire.

First A-~l~'s,r tgi,f Willan Tnyce
I'D y lave ntnrntd iinui r. aiding.
~, I y tai accompanied tie l'huenlx
~ i,'-aii " t,,.i e Mar ct Flr- e mpany :
nta Ihr hall Mas ,lle liiet gwen Tins
- hA ttn r,iuranv. Whie lu Reading
ii.r ASSISTANT chtef VI ted II trends in
tic "sH'r ean pan'es II th l3.cr He
NJ i,rN taN arothet u Is Reading
atht "M fnun 81 he orrse,an ~ a
stlnd - rl..'r II cl Is lre Il allrg
Il - l.p Gnmfau,.
The sun., 1900-01-22
Si,4O5 30

The following letter las teen Address.
cd ln tie pubil; bv the board ii dt.
rect r.:
"rie sunday B,eakfAs, Mission lay.
in. Wrgro"n is present qprr'- II
ev r, panlcnlar, and aller dur aud ptav-
eItil C,jiiSlnrraiioH, have fuutI Il ircer-
sar, t. pnrchA,e ~ SlhiGau property
nn Otarge street, - z th'it p,s bfiy ~
tine Te,r This purchase ecsfrr uects-
-arl fret becau,e tlr me- ting loom on
snip y street. il inad qua'ri" scr' Il mo-
dat tne people often recently lr"n POO
to 3uu ~ .uu- have teen tu,n-d away.
:. S.cand III the present rcIInn thttc is
nut sulicl"ut iorut i,r tte uN IL 2 in
dustri.- NJ lhe Mrs ou ini u. rirr- L.
n,t fu,m IL ir..-.nt T. o 80 Nh,ap
wy. Man sri. ,HrHtd htRl .v,ry rsg't
trt- -aa.anr oi tur n" T. u. #ui.- NJ tnis
la.t dtt1s tf'rr H. ahp q % Il rl.ap
r,if tali =, = ere srg6 - 4 " {. and
"a dti Il wl ~ G.ll iurth. ran 80
postu cd iat trt -uaa rpu Our
.r,.-r nn+t ra,an IN lpbN -A. {
can tc.u=ItZ ttritl- -putp :, aud maSe
Tie rtik IL - sell -uPrnt ng
ia- ne ntoparty ae ,ka street
Won i sappv n'gr u,.tig rnuut.
$3.50 ftai. srlt ~ f,.l afd vrrttlH,d.
., .la-n unrs-hal 3a>15 l,yr wtn ols.
ms ah " hu tih, n.u
In, NIX -nau.d he vel enough
kunwn - c,mue dl~.lf T. tp~ g-a-r.
nn- ,upl pln,t.ni e.. cttizau- nilui;ig-
tou. te- W,rt u-",t- snur help Y aus
taiu,iuiN, Ne, C,ndh, A.pt - L ru-
na,l. rhuua- Curl.ti, Wtlam Rush,
Charlr- N. VI, Rag M.dfarfil Cahuoo.
J Harry tl,uvrr, luhn j Hayes ri.
0atd I; hsnn. .Ipl,n " C,nm. David
Mclirrs. Wilibm H,tal. Ioun C,rzitr,
harltr T. summons, O~rn Hug r.,
y 'at,i ~ dtecfai-
I c,s,-ab ~ sh0a1 ! YEAR 10 rim he
npi-sr,u ~ - r,rstat '"caii"" To
6 -c'ton 4 III +r- f,e t9r sea 1910 viii
bs- hrid tln3' f,.M light.
The sun., 1900-01-22
Either Insane Or snai,.n.fry.

JAn"s 81 ndA 4 pttsap,.r if-tle New
att Nnu Is rcing two wars
-ehteiire lar tnlgare. l. either i. ment-
t,i Spraying bi> art yell On Tues
la a-i hr as>an'trl Warden Bowers
IN cut the hand ft,.p Ia ter. Saturday
~ u.d ~ 80 and Uhpn Warden
kaNrt- .rtt tutn his cel he again at
tdck'd hlu hut hefnre he was able tn do
aeN Farm Assistant pay WARDEN viii
ism f.n- arrived IN tho st-na and
NnndN was har dchffed. He siill r, sist-
81 AID di,w hs see cuffs down with
~" tnice an tie head OF RnWtrs.
Mu"dv viii b. examined ia relation to
Lis san ~.
The sun., 1900-01-22
MANY DIyINES attend
FUNERAL or DIR. ANGEL
Ihs Late Rector ar st. Aadrsw..
Sspisd In narSisDsrs~ss~ s~tsp.
Aay Aftesnoos L.asf.


Aay Artosneos Last
Harrisburg, Js.ssry aI.-Ths bodv a,
kss. Dr. I. b. Angell, uho died In Wi.
.instaH. Delaware, was hsri<d yssssr-
cay 70 this sity, sltk impressive ,ozn
nsn,es- The funssal services ysrs held
~. hsphsn's Chgrco, %: yhlah Dr.
Hksii bad hssp rector Ter elsrsx yszrsi
Among th - xhs, sitasSsnd .thsx weyo
Gvsshi mumbefsof Ht. Andre WI ChuScb
,Hiininstsn, u which Raw. Or. Asssll
bad n-cn chexrR victor sAsss hnue BE-
fors his death.
The xrvicrs were in charge Of R, Rsx
Eihelbryt Tablet, Bishop si Tbs Dia~...
o. q SEnsrsi rsnnsyi ivsnia, assiss%d by Rsv.
II =; nnnh, aisessAn nissionary; Rsv.
"a. T. JONES, %. d, rrator Sf : g..
s,ephru,s CimreL, witkeshsrrr: Rsy.
Ar; aeaiiisn, OF CarlisL; Rsv. George
=. Foley. OF Willismspor: Rev. Mr.. De-
Sornlr, OF Colnnbis. and Rev. L F.
Baker, rsetos ot st. psu's Church, Har-
Tisbuig
In attendance at the services were a
numo-r OF clergy OF the Episcupal
Chnrh OF this diucrnse, and also a laIpv
ueegat.on Of local clergy, who occupied
seats With The vestrymen. The active
pail-otarrrs were Lew 4. Alricks. viii
Ham y. Hammond, S. b. Buude and !.
NJ. LamUertnn. The mnnorarv nail.
o. arers were DR.. w. II. Eglt, ri. u.
Bna1. W. K. Alricks ard B. +. Never.
anu Rrv. II. Ashton Hrnr Rev. Dr
Hall. h. / Warner and MIR. Luke. YES
irymrn ot II. Andrews Church, viii
mlngton.
The sun., 1900-01-22
Dwigf,t II. Ai,.o,Iy Memorial.

ht'a ! t-5crC. . Lire win preside
r. a' llNte1t L. Ntetlt memorial service
= tAvr, thnch nrght Henry G.
Wr-t,r. p 2 l. + p ~ Crezier Theo-
'tlc S-nlparv th, I,-tsonal friend 81
" AaoaA q un3 mgje IN address
I IT, fuaefa. Nltd-iv~r address on
rar ii'e ana el al cer y nv Cirspel
h'un~ Ali 81 sna. lN-at, apd plr, -
a tHe ctulrets rr Nttpu uitlasut
nnhtr mllc- Tis ~ +. vii be
ted ~ ur Cara,y Iiaft.-t tiuret.
y r'p f.nrlh aud Ftprrl, ~tt- IT. l2-y.
4 Z t5uA T. = ra.rr Row nr.
u rr, lttsersmh Z ! BE 7. i. Nc
card! ~,a a.icir.te
The sun., 1900-01-22
FARMERS TRUST on FOOT.
Delaware s"ii-TiIlers Organizing to
Keep Cp the Price for Products.

d lvrr, lprl jan. p. Farmers began a
move nrat 'l-re Yesterday in which grow
trs aIi lover Re l'ri,ihsua are txpecttd d
tp IN lae u'e ing after deciding 10
nirrGr :ig'n ~ .ie Court House ne xt
Friday, adnp e th-s, resolutions:
"lha' W. are j hearty accord With
the movenrni nu~ bring ade in other
'rcttons =, Affect the organization Of
tuners lot Tie purpose of securing a re-
n'u" IA w price ( rproducts, and that
~ appoint q cnuIn tee ofihree to rep
'ent ts n +, tf-cting such bIRanizati ~,
~ thA We bud ourselves rlut to sel or
lrlitrr iumdtcr- this season for a less
rc- thau l,er tpn.
w Asrtl .eeeed his committee:
Z 2 r q Pekaid tiiler u. Jackson
4uI J NJ tluml,.
The sun., 1900-01-22
: FAHEY 70 PRESIDE
AT THE IRTtN MEETING
lltcc is Unanimous in Reqnct {
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Isuth African President
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AZ arrived h~t~. Ne says there Ia
hhksess al rrefsrin.
eI-csn~1Il told rep@rtrfs that he
" silent ~ to his ieassBs fsV lesv-
fioris until he Mad rersH-d to ise
SsteS government. he dssied
had left the l'raRsvasl beaauss
disagreement with President Kru-
State Secretary R-itz.
sdr,itted thst he was the bearer sf
4 from President Kruger 10 Pre.i.
B Ninley of the United States snd
d Iouhct ~ France. hut stated
vas merely acting ~ carrier
n natter. and no oficisl function
\ ycd
rUm said that, although he he
IIiiiish campaign would ulti-
4 ir successful he thought II
a long time 10 convince the
q they mpst submit. When he
if Mr.. Nacrum sid. there
! greatest enthusiasm. There was
'nple supply - war msterial
fs The South African Re
aid, had prepared for a lsEg
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