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The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-21

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GENTLEMAN CAN OBTAIN ROOM
ana hoard that will suit his purse by
calling at 22i2 Barnard. exchanging refer
ences
BOARD IN PRIVATE FAMILY FOR
two young men. good fare. central ioca-
ton and business hours. Oglethorpe. =. o.
FOR RENT. WITH BOARD. PLEAS
ant double and single rooms. IN family
of adults home comforts Address T..
Morning News.
WANTED. SEVERAL GENTLEMEN
boarders: cheap board at Mrs. Narnadoe.
COS Iavinia street.
a FEW GENTLEMEN WANTED:
good table, nice beds. reasonable. s2i TAFT
NAH. near liberty.
TABLE BOARDERs WANTED: ALSO
nicely furnished rooms with or without
board. az 2i5 Jones street. east.
TWO OR THREE GENTLEMEN CAN
secure nice large room and single room,
with every convenience and good table
board at us West Castor street.
a COUPLE. MAN AND WIFE. on
two ladies. can get a large nicely fur
niahed room. with board. Ia refined pri-
waite family; conveniently located 20
business center: references exchanged.
Private. care News Office.
TWO NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS.
with best table board, private family. 81
Jone street. east
ONB or TWO GENTLEMEN CAN
get nice room with board: private family.
i0i Abercorn
COUPLE AND SEVERAL GENTLE
men can obtain nice rooms and good
board at reasonable rates. az Harris
street. east.
SEVERAL GENTLEMEN CAN 81
cure board In private family g. per week.
SEA Montgomery.
A FEW GENTLEMEN CAN SECURE
good board at - West State street.
A COUPLE OR TWO GENTLEMEN
can obtain a pleasant room and board.
si5 East Liberty. Table b0ardcrs desired.
FURNISHED ROOMS WITH BOARD;
also table boarders Drayton and Gordon.
VERY BEST BOARD. WITH ROOMS.
n desired. private family. IS Habersham,
near Broughton.
WANTED. q BOARDERs AT THE
Palmetto House AZ 81. $40 ana s.. Table
board - per week Bell phone sis.
GOOD BOARD. PLEASANT ROOMS.
"A ogiethorpe. west.
FRONTING PARK. A DESIRABLE
room. well furnished. with board. For
particulars Address Forsyth" Morning
News.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-21


SPECIAL TO CITY STUDENTS
Twenty per cent discount 20 city
rtudents. n enter soon. No money re-
qulred in advance. Not satisfied quit and
no pay. Draughon's Practical Business
College, odd Fellows Hall. corner Bar
nard and State streets.
MME. ADELE RYAN CNEE FTGE-
roux). begs TO announce that she has re-
sumed her classes ia French and music.
Thorough instruction. latest and best
methods 7O7 Habcrsham street.
MRS. A. -. WAY. IFS HENRY. EAST.
teacher OF voice. plano and elocution.
New England Conservatory and Elmer
son College Oratory. Boston. Mass)
MISS CHARLTON WILL REOPEN
her Kindergarten. Nov. /. corner Taylor
and Drayion. For particulars call at III
Jones' west.
JOHN wIEGAND. JR.. PIANO IN
str,ictor: beginners and advanced pupils
received Address = Harris street. west
ART SCHOOL DRAWING AND
painting taught. Apply to Miss wilkins.
ilg East Jones street.
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GENTLEMAN CAN OBTAIN ROOM
ana board that will suit his purse by
calling at 22i2 Barnard. exchanging refer
encea
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ron Observation-Disclosures.

MGso0ERHDE coSFGMEs SOFA.
Bile for balls. carnivals and theatrical pur-
pose. at Mrs. N. Hetterich. 10 State
street, west.
WANTED. TO RENT TO SOMEONE.
retail liquor license. Answer A. H., Morn
ing News
MASQUERADE COSTUMES OF ALL
characters. comical and historical az Mrs.
NJ. Hetterich. 10 State street. west
FOR RENT. LARGE GROUND WITH
big stable on Huntington street, east 90
Price. !. D. LaRoche.
FOR RENT. MASQUERADE cos
tunes from one dollar up. at Mrs. NJ. Het-
terich. 10 State street. west
LARGE WAREHOUSE AND OFFICE
for rent, corner Broughton and West
Broad streets. formerly occupied by the
Savannah Carriage and Wagon Co. II. r.
Smart
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-21

FOR SALE. 50 ACRES AT GUYToN:
nice eight-room house; well-fruited con-
venient TO railroad: also willing 20 eX-
change for city property. +. G. Black. 6
Bryan, east.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-21

FOR SALE. TYPEwRITERs AND
supplies. ribbons 60o up. typewriters IS
10 81 Terry a. Crimson. Augusta, ca.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-21

WE'LL. J. T. wILENsKY rs IN
front again offering hrst-class goods IN
jewelry watches. musical instruments.
ana fancy articles; see him for bargains.
no old stock 60 work of. Corner Barnard
and Broughton.
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FOR SALE CHEAP. ONE FINE PONY
trap 80 Taylor street east.
FOR SALE. FULL-BI.oonED ST.
bernard dog. extra nnc stock. Address
Tom Penn. Jr.. Monticello Ca.
FOR SALE. PLANNING MILL DRY
kiln aud variety works. new, including
acre bot facing 80 feet on railroad. oppo-
site depot. W. W. Palmer, ST., Balm
bridge. Ga.
FOR SALE. TYPEwRlTERs AND
supplies: ribbons doo up. typeWriters IS
10 81. Terry q Crimson. Augusta, Ca.
FOR SALE. ONE LADY's BICYCLE.
and also little girls. les Brady street.
west.
FOR SALE. MULES: LARGE.
smooth mules ana some cheap mules and
horsea Savannah Sale and Boarding
Stables.
RUGGY. RoApCART AND HARNESS
cheap Savannah sale and Boardins
stables.
TURPENTINE LOCATION FOR
sale. ~ crops frst year boxes; i2ooo acres
round timber. at 81 20 per acre; s. per
thousand boxes for leased timber: plenty
OF timber 90 b. got. la i've mhcs OF rail-
road. will give possession now or at end
Of season. Address Round Timber, care
Morning News.
FIRE PROOF sAFEs-wE CARRY a
fine line OF fro proof safes In stock at al
times. Tho parties can see exactly what
they are getting. our prices are as low
AZ manufacturers scil n. with freight adj
"a Parties interested who wish good
IRE proof safe. will do well 90 inspect
our stock. Ilppman Rros.. Ilppman
block. agents for manufacturers.
sPRTNGFIELD DAIRY ia NOTED
for having rich. pure milk: try u: you
will be pleased
LOST AND FOUND.
~-~~~~----~-s-.~-~~~---~--
LOST. ON THURSDAY. a GOLD
watch chain. Finder viii be literally re
warded n returned 10 f2t Price street.
LOST. WHITE FOX TERRIER MALE
puppy. six months Old. black head white
spot IN forehead and single small spot on
back. tail short. answers 10 name OF Jip.
Reward n returned Ia Georgia Brewing
Association.
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ron NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


FOR RENT. FARM KNOWN As
'sVancluse." IS miles from Savannah. and
two miles from station Exley. on the r.
G. & =. r. Il. For particulars, Apply 20
g. II. Remshart. Is Bryan. east.
AnvERTfsEMFNTs SET IN CAP
rTAI,s WILL RE PRINTED IN CbAs-
SIZED ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN
FOR TWO CENTS a WORD. NO AD.
vERTIsEMENT TAKEN FOR l4t@Ss
THAN &C.
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ron EENT-H0usEs.

: FOR RENT. A SMALL. COTTAGE
with shop attached southern part OF city.
81. Peter Reilly.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-21

WHOLE OR PART OF FURNISHED
house; best residence location. los Gas
ton. east.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-21

ron RANGES AND STOVES. GO TO
Cornweii A. Chapman
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-21

FOR SALE. NO. i24 HARRIS, EAST
between Drayson and Abercorn. being put
IN perfect condition. 81 900 cash. balance
per cent. See me quick n you want large
house In good location. +. G.. Black. s
Bryun east
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-21

FOR RENT THE WHOLE OR A
part OF 3o2 Henry. east. Apply within.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-21

FOR SALE. ONE LADY's BICYCLE
and also little girls. les Brady street.
/ west.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-21

FOR SALE. RESIDENCE NO. sOs
Ninth. west. between Barnard and JEFF
ferson; three bedrooms. bath. gas, hot
and cold water. S0-foot lot: In good neigh
borhOod; will sell very cheap II sold be-
fore Nov. /. price, low. see me al once II
you arc interested. l.. G. Black. Bry-
an, east.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-21

WANTED. SEVERAL GENTLEMEN
boarders: cheap board at Mrs. Narnadoe,
COS Iavinia street.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-21

BOARD IN PRIVATE FAMILY FOR
two young men; good fare. central i0ca-
ton and business hours. Oglethorpe. =. q.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-21

WATCH AND JEwELRY REPAIRING
given personal attention, az Koch a syi-
vans ~ Whitaker
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-21

FOR SALE. SPLENDID HEAVY
mule splendid animal In good condition
j. o. Bewan. Bull and Best streets.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-21

FOR RENT. RESIDENCE 3s HALL,
east. rooms. hot and cold water; imme-
diate possession. Apply W. w. swintoo.
As Eighth street. east.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-21

FOR SALE PLANNING MILL DRY
kiln aud variety works. new including
acre bot facing 40 feet on railroad. oppo-
site depot w W. Palmer. sr.. Balm
bridge. Ca.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-21

a COUPLE. MAN AND WIFE. OR
two ladies. can get large. nicely fur
nlahed room. with board. Ia refined pri-
waite family; conveniently located 20
business center: references exchanged
Private. care News Office.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-21

sPRINGFIELD DAIRY Is NOTED
for having rich. pure milk; try "a you
will be pleased
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-21
ToR sAI.m-mIsCrzI.I.ANEouA.

FOR SALE CHEAP. ONE FINE PONY
trap 80 Taylor street. east
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-21

FOR SALE, EiGHTEEN dS LoTs on
Gwinncstt street, east. good investment
W. c. Fripp 4 CO.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-21

TO RENT. Two-sToRY HOUSED IN
good repair; containing six rooms. Ap-
ply els President street. east
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-21

FOR RENT. WITH BOARD. PLEAS
ant double and single rooms. In family
of adults. home comforts Address T..
Morning News
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-21

AVOID THE RUSH LET Mo HAVE
your sign work FOR Elks' fair at once.
Vim. Taylor. no Barnard.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-21

WE CLEAN CLOTHES BY THE RE
sorcine antiseptic process. Try us. New
York Steam Dye Works. Whitaker and
State
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-21

WE GIVE YOU EITHER DOMESTIC
or gloss nnish perfect work. Forest Cay
Laundry. Park avenue.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-21

ADvERTsENfEzNTs SGT IN Cap
tTALS WILL RE PRINTED IN CLAl3-
sIFIEp ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN
FOR TWO CENTS A WORD. NO AID
VERTIsEMENr TAKEN FOR LESS
THAN DC.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-21

"GHAYBEARD CURED ME- or CA
TARIFF WHICH HAD CHUNG TO NH
THIRTY FIVE YEARS. II YOU HAVE
CATAHRH. TAKE IT. MRS. RHoDA
DEAN. BALLfNGER. TEX" MADE
ONLY by REsPESS DRUG Co.
PROPS.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-21

REDUCE YOUR LIVING EXPENSES
by investing your hard-earned hard cash
with the Southern Grocery Company. ia
Barnard street
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-21

THE STAR THAT LEADS THEM
an. New Domestic Machine. w.th BAH
bearings. Pcnton q son.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-21

LADIES. HAVB YOUR FINE GRE
pon and tailor made dresses dyed by
new oxadye process guaranteed not 20
shrink cr set out Of shape. New YoE4
Dye Works. Whitaker aud State. 'Phono
sf3.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-21

'''-STNFORTABLE ROOM FOR RENT
,s gentlemen; pleasantly located, with
,.riiv 81 adults. 1911 whitaker.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-21

looms FOR RENT. FURNISHED OR
... s,-nlsnod as East Jones street
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-21

FIVE BOTTLES GRAYBpARD
CURED ME OF RHEU AfATIaM OR
LUMBAuo. or WHICH ! HAVE SUI
FEBEp FIFTEEN YEARS g. q.
DENT, ST SiMONG ISLAND. Ca"
MADE ONLY BY REsPEss DRUG co.
PROPS.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-21

wELLSBACH GAS LAMPS. COM
plete. put up only 70 cents. and guaran-
tccd 10 save YOU money on your gas bill:
YOU can always ind an assortment or
mantcls here. from 10. -. = 20 Is cents.
don't forget the place. a. q. Price a Co.
state and jefferson streets. phones C5s
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ron RENT-HoUsES

TOR RENT 1914 JEFFERSON,
'sHt rooms. Apply 1913 Jefferson.
FOR RENT. GROOM HOUSE. BIS
near Burroughs. $50 per month.
Wendell. e5s East Liberty.
OR RENT. THREE-sToRY RESI-
ss nine rooms; with two-story out
rlng ia rear. GIG BrOughton. east.
Feer Reilly.
r1h RENT. TWO VERY DESIRABLE
,l'neee' nine rooms each; every con-
-, enee' choice neighborhood; moderate
rent Peter Reilly.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-14
WAR GEOGRAPHY OF EUROPE.
TX.

In Italy the reorganization effected by
the congress of Vienna was much more
return TO the conditions existing before
the French revolution and the conquests
OF Napoleon than was the case in Ger
many. In general the guiding principle
was the restoration OF the princes who
had been dispessessed of their dorninions.
but not the restoration OF the republics.
with the single exception of the quaint
medieval republic OF San Marino The
desire OF the Italians for union was ig-
nored on the ostensible ground that italy
had no political significance, but was
purely a geographical expression, like
Europe. There was. IN fact, only too
much truth In this assertion.
That the work OF the powers at VI
emma should all be undonc in less than
two generations and the apparently In
superabie obstacles 10 union overcome. is
one OF the most remarkable facts of our
century, and far more surprising than
the unifcation of Germany. In Germany
the obstacles were the rivalry of Prussia
and Austria and the reluctance of the
princes TO sacrifice their independence
The situation in Italy, on the other
hand. was far more complicated In the
north the emperor OF Austria ruled the
Kingdoms of Lombardy and Venice and
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-14
BACK FROM sIMrLKAMEEN.
Systematic Development of Nickel
Plate and other Properties.

Frank Bailey, owner of the TOWNSHIP Of
Similkameen city, midway between kere-
meoe and Princeton. was In Phoenix Mon
day. says the Pioneer. He had just re-
turned from trip to the Similkameen.
where he says there Is considerable going
on this winter In a mining way. Camp
Hedley. where his townsite Is located. Is
where the Nickel Plate group owned by
the late Marcus DAILY, is being systemat-
icaiiy developed. A force of fifty men
is now employed by Superint endent X. NJ.
Rogers. and the mine will shortly have an
air compressor, "A wagon road having
just been completed twenty-five miles
from Penticton TO the mine, TO haul II In.
Among other properties being devel-
owned by Peter Scott and X. Hedley, and
the Wellington. Stemwinder and Look
out groups. on Sterling creek prospect
ing has opened up several fine Lodges OF
copper gold ore. notably on the Pollock
group. the Lions Head and the Butler
Mr. Bailey says the new wagon road Is
completed from keremeos 10 Simlika-
meen city. and viii be finished TO Prince
ton. forty five miles from keremeoS. by
miles between the two gangs Of road
builders This road win undoubtedly he
the main artery Of travel and the mail
route for the whole Similkameen. II will
make fftv miles shorter haul TO Princeton
than BY the present route from Saences
bridge, on the main line OF the canad an
Pacific railway,
OF Similkameen City Mr.. Bailey Is -
enthusiastic as ever. He now has per
feet title and the lots are plated and on
the market. A large influx Is anticipated
by .aim TO that section IA soon as Spring
opens a. the mineral riches 81 the Simil-
kamcen are becoming noted everywhere
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SUNK NEAR DEER ISLAND,


ST. JOHN, N. b., Dec. 1s--Capt. George
: Donovan, OF 81. John. N. b.. and the
d. Clifford, OF Boston, which SANK loo
yards of Deer island while en- route from
Perth Amboy to ST. John N. b., with a
cargo OF coal shortly after o'clock yes
terday morning. spent last night In this
city, and will leave today for their homes
All or the men except August Peterson
who Is a New Yorker, live in St. John
N. b. The names OF two OF them could
not be learned last night. The names OF
the others are: George +. Donovan, cap
tain. age sss. g, single: st. John. \. 81;
gisn; August Schwensky, unmarried. a
Russian Finn. and August Peterson, a.
married, OF New York.
The crew of the ID. Clifford had one Of
the narrowest escapes recorded since the
fierce gale of Tuesday night. August Pet
erson told the following story last even
ing;
coast, on Saturday We had fine weather
over the shoals. After we left Chatham
light we came into heavy southwest
swell. with weather threatening. That
was about o'clock Monday afternoon
The captain saw that there was going ~
be nasty weather ahead and steered for
Cape Ann.
About that time the vessel began to
leak badly. She was loaded with coal and
was hard TO manage. Shortly after We
struck the southeastern we began TO pump
Still keeping on toward Cape Ann. We
sighted the Cape Cod light.
Then it shut in thick. with a strong
southeast gale, broken by squalls. which
increased In violence TO hurricane.
THE vessel began 20 roll badly and to
take In water Work as hard as We could,
We couldn't seem TO do anything with the
pumps.
Then we sighted Chatham light, but we
didn't have sail enough on TO fetch II, so
We made Boston bay. IL was ! O'Clock,
dark as Egypt. raining hard and blowing
great guns when we came inside Deer tsi-
and and the captain gave orders to let go
both anchors.
I'VE didn't dare leave the pumps long
enough TO furl the ffh and foresnii. so they
Tapped In the wind. From o'clock until
midnight we worked steady at the pumps,
never letting go ~ them once, We found
the galley and fo'castle flooded.
We couldn't see a thing II was so
black but we knew We were pretty close
10 the shore Before we knew II. almost,
the vessel listed. and by the time We got
into the boats she sank, going down bow
foremost
1--WE then rowed about, trying 20 locate
ourselves The wind. although ahsted a
GOOD deal from what Il was earlier in the
night was stIii high. and the cold was tn
craasIng We were all bitterly cold and
faint from long service at the pumps and
hunger.
hour or more we made the shore at Deer
THE schooner p. clifford Is a two-mast-
err with a registered tonnage q 81 tons
she now lies nearly fiat or her keel The
sea ts not washing her badly. but the ves-
sci was old and Il Is thought likely she
with go 20 pieces.
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Special Dispatch to the Post-Intellgencer
BAKER CITY, Or, Dec. IA. III. Rob-
bins, of Sumpter. made second payment
on the Concord group OF mines last week.
The payment was $4,000 on the purchase
price OF s35 600 of which sl25o0 is to go to
the Bechman estate. the former owner
OF the property. About !. 900 feet of work
has been done on this property since last
January. at which time the bond was
secured and 600 feet on adjoining claims,
necessitating an expenditure of about SSo,-
0oo In all on the property In development
work. The last strike of solid six-foot
body OF ore. with an average assay OF sl2,
will no doubt Justify the erection of
mill on the ground In the spring. The
strike was made at depth of 400 feet.
which proves the permanency OF the ore.
Active development work will be con-
tinued this winter.
Work at the properties OF the Lttle
Giant is being actively pushed at the
present time. The lower tunnel, now In
800 feet, Is expected to tap the main ledge
within the next $50 feet. The ledge that
was encountered while driving this cross
cut tunnel has been drifted on. and Is
said to show a SIX foot body OF ore twelve
feet wide, with reported assays from IS
to $50 to the ton. 1t is to tap the vein
that the I.loO-foot tunnel Is being run.
II Is understood that a large stamp mill
The machinery for the same is on the
ground. and the buildings have been erect
ed. About twenty men are working the
property.
The Homestake mine. located on the
north fork of the John Day river, was
bonded TO Eastern capitalists by the own
ers. Messrs johnson, last week, the con-
sider@tion being $4,000 on a years time.
The Homestake property Is one Of the
best producers in this section OF Eastern
Oregon, but a. great deal Is yet to be
done to show up the real worth and value
OF the property. The ore In the Home
stake Is low-grade, free milling. but the
vein Is so pronounced and broad, and con-
dltions so favorable for successful work
ing, that II Is considered highly desirable
In every respect
The Carroll b. mine, in the Pleasant val
ley district, is being extensively operated
by w. l.. vinson, of this city. and is
making extraordinary developments as
work progresses. The crosscut tunnel, at
a distance of fifty feet from the bottom
OF the eighty-foot shaft, cut a ledge
sixteen feet wide, the values clear across
running more than $40 to the ton. The
rich ore shoot struck a few days ago,
from which very rich ore was taken con-
tnues as rich as ever Mr.. Vfnson has
a force of awenty men employed on the
property at the present time. and the
showing being made will soon Justify the
erection OF a milling plant for the re-
duction OF the ore.
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SEATTLE WASHINGTON. FRIDAY. DECEMBER 1900.
NEWS and GOSSIP Of THE MINING WORLD.

this level before this contract was COM
pleted. they have lost no faith in the
property, and another contract Will most
likely be let shortly. A. McMaster, the
contractor, says that the ledge Is ahead
of them. and President Lsuzon and vice
President Danials are of the same opln-
ion. The rock in the tunnel Is sun very
hard. On the upper level the ledge is
II feet WIDE 1t is a steel galena ororo-
siton.
The Lucifer group. on Silver creek. was
located by c. J. Santee. A stock COM
pany with n. p. Pearson, of Spokane, as
president. was recently organized to de-
velop 1t. and the stock put on the market
in the East. 1t joins the Nineteen Hun
dred on the north, and is said to have
very encouraging surface showing.
John r. Kasson and John Cramie. who
are extensively interested In the Byrne
property, on which work was resume q
last week. have been in camp the past
few days looking over mining matters
Thursday they made a visit TO the COD
Cord.
Two shifts are now at work on the
Crown Point. of Wilmot camp. Silver
creek. VIII Murphy and VIII Snyder are
on the night shift and Frank Fang and
Joseph O'Donnell are on the. day shift.
There are seven claims in this group.
They are still sinking on the rich ore
in the Gold Cord.
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ELwELL's ALcoTT.
Benutifai bust Javciied Mt Law
renee. Kan.

LAWRENCE. Kan. Dec. IA bust .
Mics Louisa NJ Aieott has been unveiled
sas ~ n ana efft as well as tho work Of
E,rark Edwfn ElwsSi. the distinguished
American sculptor. and Is presented as a
loving tribute "a the memory of a Nrane
yxas,au whose friendship vas 40 helpful
Ia Aim and whose writings have tended
10 enuoble and elevate the lives OF thou
sanss Of American boys and girls. u -
an exquisite piece . york one OF ne
things chat Mr. Flwaii has executed. IN
trrhniuua and treatment II is slmost per-
fecf. And beslaes, Mr. Elweii knew Mss
Afcott wef. she was his friend. his teach
sr his adviser. and ne knew the soul and
heart THAT hresfheh Hfe into Little Men"
and ''r.ittle Women that they might MAKE
the world a better and sNsstsr place m
Which 10 live. Ii Mas this that ne caught
ana this that he put Into the face OF the
statue There could be no higher tribute
20 his work.