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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-12-27

MAN1ToBA's department of agri-
culture gives eight and nineteenth
bushels as the average wheat yield
over there last harvest. The total
acreage i'll wheat is placed al
1,457, 1896 acres and the total yield
l3,O25, 252 bushels.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-12-27

The statement of President j.
j. Hill, Of the Ct. Northern that
he could get steel ships built more
cheaply in the United States than
upon the Clyde is a sort of a knock
out for Senator Hanna's ship
subsidy bill.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-12-27
: SHERIFF SA
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA !
County of Cavalier. :
Herman ]. Haskamp. J
In District Court.
Judicial District.

uo,,, Seventh Judicial District.
SAatPP Plaintiff.
B. R. Click, ". F. Winter
ltrustee) the Northwestern
implement Company Wares NOTICE OF SAFE
house and Builders Supply 80. !
Co. st. Paul Implement Co.
ana the Robertson Lumber
Defendants.
Notlce is hereby given that by virtue Of q
Judgment and Decree Of Foreclosure and sale
OF mechanics Lien in the above entitled action
on the second day OF November, A. D. 1900, and
an execution issued upon said Judgment, the
ss.n a John z. Robertson, Sheriff Of Cava.
a lsp viii sell ct public auction at the
Langdon in the County OF Cavalier and Slate
ct North Dakota, on Saturday tho 18th day Al
DecemberA D. 1900, at two o'clock in the alter.
noon OF that day, the property directed In said
1udgment and execution to be sold, and therein
descrtbea az follows: I
a Dwelling House and addition thereto situ.
Ated on Lot number three (3) In block four m
OF tho tOwnslta OF Dresden, ia the C0nntv ~
Cavalier and State of North DakOfa. IN "a
mach thereof NJ may DO sufficient Is satasfy
ieald 5ud3ment and coats, amounting Ia IN Is
thu allw az a igety-etght dollars and tWonfy.tvO
eents, ~ with interest," thereon from ~
esss q satd tudgmsnt, and al accrnin9 cesIs
Dated q Lsns4on North paksta, this 2eeh
GAY q November 4. 2. 1900 1 .
i7.n shsna Csysljss 6ssi1 ND.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-12-27

Now that Christmas has come
and gone it is in order to extend
New Years greetings and the
DEMOCRATS readers have our best
wishes for the incoming first
period of the new century.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-12-27

One Of the events of 1900 not to
be forgotten is that North Dakota
captured the gold medal at the
!. Paris exposition for the finest
sample of wheat.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-12-27

The census committee of the
House Of Representatives in its
minority report gives North Da-
kota two congressman.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-12-27
United States Land Office

Devils Lake, N. Oak, Dec, >. 10, 1900.
Notice nad is hereby given that the following
named settler has tiled notice of her intention to
and that said proof will be n ade before Fred
y. Mclean, o. S. Commissioner for District of
Nor u. ;DaR0ta, at Langdon, N. OAK, on Janu-
EMERENCE CLARION, H. E. No 1e,3oa,
f E the swA Section 49, Township 161, north of
She names the following witnesses to prove
ne her continuous residence upon and cultivation
= Nelson lHebert, =. Hebert, Peter Cadier,
lier county North Dakota,
~ % OLE SERuMGARD, Register.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-12-27
C0URlER DEM Graf.
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER.

Subscription 81. per annum or 316Oif paid in
advance. Advertising rates on application.
Communications must be receired by Tuesday
noon to receive promptattention.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-12-27
]. S. Land Office,

Grand Forks, Dec. 18th, 1900.
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof u support of his claim,
and that said proof will be made before 81. e.
Court Of Cavalier County, North Dakota. at
Langdon, n; OAK, on January 18th, 1901, viz:
SIMON KUENEMANN, Ii. E. No.
Range 60 west, " -
He names the following witnesses to prove
ms continuous residence upon and cultivation
John I. Schwartz, of Langdon, post Office
Joseph Schill, Henry Bergman. George Schiii,
AZ OF VT. Carmel, post Office, Cavalier county,
1924 E. a. KENT. Register.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-12-27

One Minute Cough Cure, cures.
That Is what 1t was made for.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-12-27

10 the Defendants Above Named =
a., iop are hereby notified that the complaint in
of the District Court of Cavalier comfy. n. Is
lCLEARY 4 MCLEAN, Plaintiffs AttarneYs.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1900-12-27
SUMMONS

State Of North Dakota, County of Cavalier.
SIS; In District Court, Seventh judicial District
Defendant. o"Se'
The State of North Dakota to the above nam
You are hereby summoned to answer the com.
plant in the above entitled action, which will
6e filed in the office of the Clerk Of the District
Court OF the Seventh Judicial District in and
FOR the County of Cavalier and State Of North
Dakota, and to serve copy of your answer to
the said complaint on the subscribers at their
Office, in Langdon in said county and state,
mons upon you, exclusive Of the day Of such
service; and in case of your failure to appear
Or answer, Judgment will be taken against YOU
complaint. ~ WIG
Dated, Langdon, N. D., December 4th, 1900.
~ CLEARY d MCLEAN. Plaintiffs Attornauc
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INSURANCE war A DRAW.
The New York Company Recap.
t1red Nearly Al 1T Its
Desevters.

In the war between the Equitable and
the New York Life Insurance Companies
In which the Equitable captured nearly
four hundred OF the New York Life's So
l!cltors yesterday, the tide turned to-day
In favor OF the latter company.
Up to noon at least IS per cent OF the
iescrters Of yesterday either notLAed the
compan off,r IN person or sent tele-
grams asking tina, their resiSnasions b.
destroyed and ask.ns TO b continued a.
employees Of the company on the old
terms.
This sudden change OF hslrf Wa due.
nrs,. to the ANNOUNCEMENTS BY the Com.
pany that the payment Of "nyiie." which
IL an additional compensation TO Agents
FOR business controlled them. would
beEin after Two YEAR, service instead
OF after Ave Year,: second. 10 the per.
suasive powers Of second vice-Presi.
dent Perkins and Superintendent 81
Agents Buckner at a meeting Of agent,
his forenoon.
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The second day ~ tho ninth week NJ
tho trial ~ Roland u Molineuf opened
this morning Nth an air ~ expectancy
noticeable.
II WAS though, that handwriting ct
perts would he temporarily d'spens-d
with. and to-aay devoted 20 more inter
esting Witnesses.
Emma Miller was In front seat. and
IT was known that Mrs. Florence Eva
Rogers daughter Of Mrs, Adams, was IN
the city. having reached New York from
Hartford last night.
She WIS accompanied by Mr. and Mrs
Frederick r. Hovey. tho former having
been IN the nat with Cornish and Mrs
Rogers when Mrs Adams died
Cornish said he understood Mrs
Rogers would testify to-day, but he was
not certain She was not In court when
the Recorder took the bench.
Koch and Hickman. the le,ter-boS
men. were In attendance and the usual
number of curious women
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IDENTIFYING THE DEAD.

The body Of Mrs. Jsllett Vas found In
her room and Identified In tho East Fifty.
frst street station by Walter Jackson.
tho footman: Thos. Burton. coachman.
They identified her by her hair and two
plain gold rings on one finger Of her
left hand.
Mrs. Jellett was widow and has a
son and daughter living In Toronto.
Word has been ser, 10 them.
Not until II o'clock did the nremen.
while searching the ruins. come upon
the body of Miss Montgomery.
Tho bodies were removed 20 the under
taking shop. SO East seventy-second
street. this afternoon.
Tho house contained a valuable his.
,ortcal library and many carefully Sc
iected works Of art. Nothing was saved.
The loss IL Abou, 5000.
Mrs Pullisers jewels were in safe
In her room and may be saved.
The house occupied three city lots and
was just east OF Fifth avenue. The
entrance was Of carved stone In the
style Of renaissance II was bull, or
brick and granite and was four stories
In height. An extension formed the con
pervaiory. The house has been extern.
Sivsly described In architectural and
other magas,nes
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CR0SS.ExAMINATI0N

On cross examination Mr.. Week.
asked:
Isn't this the method Of measure
DreyfuS case"
~ was my system which B.r,,lIon
used ~ letter from him TO me proved
l"s: but wasn't this system there
The system he mlsappled' retor,ed
the witness
tn. Recorder interrupted somewhat
testify ana told Mr.. Weeks ne mad no
snt time
IT'S no matter for n court of law here
10 pass upon" said the Recorder
- quite agree with you In thar. Your
Honor. said Mr. Weeks. blandly.
NJ" witness said he hal already 10.
ce'fei saD and expected so n day for
wen! daSs work "a far. In addition.
pid ] understand yop to say thsf Won
considered your irersor lines a, FAR
more Importance than any Of the other
similar,ies"
IL not wish to asper,. "a. i'm.
pptlanc". saIi the Doctor. of A g-ra,,
many superficial observations or rhar.
acierisiics thar can b" simulated. Hut
certainly do consider the nerve tre,no,
~ vastly more importance than any.
thing else" my
~. means that every man ha. hts
own nerve tremor." said Mr. shorn.
don mean anything OF the Wind
sfnppeI tho witness ''
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ANOTHER BANK TELLER.

Augustus y r. Martin. ir.. pav,nr
teller Of the Essex County Sa,icna
hank, OF Newark. was called late In -,
cused. way ~
lie .aidthat Moiln.us had been , Dc.
positor In bis bank from March, q, ic
q DID YOU constantly caah his ch.cr.
during those four years. A. 4 few oi
Q Bn, you wer. familiar with Nj,
hsndwrt'ing' 4. was.
y How'd YOU b~cofne familiar with
~ \ As Individual bookkeeper Of he
lie aid he had made q long and care.
~ study Of MI the handwriting 81.
In your opinion are Exhibit A and
the admitted exhibits written hv fhe
same hand" NV
In my opinion they are"
Nr Martin said he depenIel chiefly.
'or h's opinion on pictorial effect,
bii YOU know that YOU Wer. called
upon - testify IN \ h0nli, de cn.s-
YES aid the witness. nlairt Iv.,v
"hr' DIDN'T want "a CON. hi
thnk 'h.i YOU will hear M out thar /
am = very unwilling witness
on. hats all right said osborn,
rcs ssur.ngly NV
Marin admitted that ] Her.; R,u.
snlNn" Is 'lfcctor ot his bank
Court adjourned ur,il to,morroN
morning az lo.so
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characterize all the writing. such a.
the slight attempts AZ ornsmen,auon.
the stem ending in ;hc tiny nat oval
Fourth. the imaginary base line IL vel,
maintsined. but the words Constantly
begin below and begin above
Firth. the exaggerated capitals-lar4s
and plain.
"s'r'h. the capitals are chiefly large
lower cNse letters.
Prof. Fruser ren' on with his ,est!.
rnony without Interruption. until h. had
K1ven 'wen,y-one reasons FOR his de-
auctions. lie spoke rapidly and posi-
,,vsb
Week. never said word during II,
All For some time the Jurors gave
him their attention. but after awhile
their interest wandered Tor few Of them
looked az him, except usually.
He said ina NJ ~ "Ie' ,NaminNd by
him Ia III. various writings. all showed
a distinct similarly Witch Was another
ressou why he believed holineuA wrote
" adde's nu lhr poison package
Prof. Frazer ceased comparing the
models of the letter. ana told OF mi
crosccplc similarltlc- To- the writings.
The Nl'ness's testimony rom H..
point on Was Of distinctly scientific
character and the Jurofs looked pufsled.
The professor said he had made draw
inr- from a camera lge.da % the iines
OF he poison package and offered 20
show these 20 the jury.
Weeks objected on he ground tia,
THEY we're A. liable 10 be inaccurate as
any other drawing made by hand
The Reordtr admitted hem. but
warned the Jury 10 pay no more attsn.
lion To them than " hey were dN wing
made rs the witness on a blackboard.
The witness stated that his tracirss
had been examined by DR. Dodiy, the
ofhcisi escteriologi-t oi Pennsylvania
Prof. cfamer. bsci.rlolosist of the COL
lcge oi Pnarmacy. of Philadelphia, Or.
Samuel Sadler. chemis, 81 the same. and
Prof Henderson. OF the Pratt Institute.
brooklyn and they corrobcrated his
findings
Weeks objected TO this line OF evidence.
bAt was overYuled.
The expert aid that the lateral scrra-
lions % the lines IN the poison adiress
cc,nclde-i With tho ssrraiions Of the ID.
mitt~i writing
. Al / o'clock cour, took a reeves until
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-01-09
OTHER RESIDENCE FIRES.

Mr. Pulitrers Is the fourth private
residence Al which there has been loss
Of lie from fire within little more than
. year.
Dee. n. 1884 Al 6 10 In the morning. "a
West Seveniy.third street. the house
OF Charles H. Raymond general agent
Of the Mutual Life Insurance Company.
caught IRE from a def.ctce fue. Mrs.
Raymond and her sister Mrs. Isaac
Newton Underwood. were kill.i by
jumping from windows. and a cook.
Mrs iiarrie, Fee. was burned to death
Nine Others, Including Mr. Raymond
were more Or less seriously Injured
The mos, disastrous private dwelling
hr tina, ever visited this city occurred
on April = lSs when thirteen persons
were burned to death In the nom. OF
wallace G. Andrews. . East siSty 81.
enth street.
The cause Of this FIRE has never b., n
a-certnined. one theory being tina, II
was due 20 defective nue. the other thai
Il was tho work OF an iEcendiary for
spite.
Among the dead we're Mr.. and Mrs
Andrews. Mrs. Gamalicl c. ~. John. si,.
ter-in-lsw OF Mrs. Andrews. and her
children. seven-year -old orson n. three.
ycar-old Wallace. and thirteen non,hs.
old Frederick st. John.
The others who persisted were servant.
OF the family.
Sparks from this Are So. n curtain
afirc In the home Of Alfred J. Adam.
{? Eas, sisty.ninth street Mrs. Mar.
Langhlin, the housekecper. Was burned
to death In this blaze.
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NEW EXPERT CALLED.

MIR Osborne was q quarter OF an hour
late In reaching the court. and a Sigh
Of disappoin tInent went up from the
searchers after exn'tcmen, when Mr..
Collins srose ana called for Prof Frazer.
The professor is q handwriting expert
from Philadelphia. and It looked very
mSch like another weary day OF opinions
and deductions.
Dr. persifor Fraser Il also Au author
ity on chemistry and geology.
He said that he had made . careful
examination and comparison Of every
handwriting exhibl, In the case. sepa-
rately and collectively. with the address
on the poison package.
Have you come 10 q conclusion as
TO who wrote the Exhibit AZ
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COLD LUST
IN EMPIRE.
Beveridee Tenpts the
Senate with Real
Nugget.
iSpecisl 10 tn. E,.nins World

| WASHINGTON. Jan. Senator Bev'
eridges speech advocating ,he HOLDING
Of the Philippines was the chief feature
OF the Senate debate on Imperialism TO-
day. II was his maiden speech.
His sfatements showed tina, the Al.
ministration has determined TO take tho
| offensive. II will no longe- defend
shooting liberty INTO Filipinos II vii
give reasons for ccnpuest- Among There
reasons are gold and ddtmnation.
Senator BeveridEe brought this out
! clearly He laid emphasis on the fact
that h. had nugget of pure gold which
was picked up IN Philippine creek
lie also rang the changes on the prop.
o.l.'cn that the Philippine. give US a
vas. at the door Of all the East" lie
said the power that rule. the Pacific
&. the power that rules the world
Manila. he propne~ied. would surps-s
Liverpool even IN his generation.
National prestige, national propin-
guilty. these and commcrrla, activity"
ne declared are the elements Of COM
merc.l success. The Philippines give
the fr.;. the character 81 the American
people supply the last II is a provi.
dental conjunction Of all the elements
~ trade. Of duty and Of power.
lie made this serious statement:
American opposition 10 the war has
been the chief factor In prolonEing II.
Had Aguinaldo not understood that In
America. even IT. IN. American Con.
grs<.. even here In the Senate. he and
hi. cause were supported, had he not
knoxs that II wss proclaimed on the
stump and in the pres Of faction In
the United s,a,es that every shot his
misguided followers fired into the breasts
~ American soldiers vas like the vo,lsys
nred by ws,hingtons men against the
soldier. Of King George his insurrection
would hav. dissolved before !, entirely
trystalliied"
The rilipinos. the Senator said. were
childish. and stupid as caribou bulls.
he advocated "a simple and strong
government, with Philippine once IN
our psrsr,nen, Of State ard Gov
.-nor-G.uerai ~ Manila. Possibly an
Advisory Council. with no power except
thu, Of discussing measures with the
Governor General. which council would
he the germ for future legislatures. q
.choo, IN practical government. Amer.
lean ilsutsna nt governors In each
province with like council about them;
" possible an American resident In each
district.
n. sad the Declaration Of lntepes.
1eaoo ~ - boAfon4 - ~ On9a10nA
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ACCUSES M0llNeUx.

II hay. come 10 The conclusion that
the hand that wrote the conceded hand
writing wrote Exhibit A"
. And the letters signed Corni.h' 4.
By the same hama
% And m. letter. signed Bsrnct' 4
Also by he hand that wrote the con.
coded writrg.
state briefly he reasons for arriving
Al your CONCLUSIONS said Mr.. Collins
pr Frazer read his opinion u. said
that he had made no direct use Of the
request writing. conhnsnE himsslf to
the natural conceded writing
mere are ,birty-two Characteristic.
~ the robson address. he said. that
bav. induced me TO the belief that
Roland MolineuS ~ro,e the address on
The package
All OF these characteristics he had
developed by hiSh-iowcr microscopes.
'.rherc are three chief reasons for my
our,on; Firs,. That there are many
,,n,Aar,tiss existent which may b seen
BY the naked eye Second. There are
great many small dc,ails In siant de-
ysSu,oa by the mAcrossope. such ~ .
nerve ,remor 10 bs seen chis6y On the
r,rht hand side Of ire line. Third. The
variations in The slant Itself
81 have excluded the real Ccrnish from
the search. for In ncne Of hss handwrtt-
lnr ~ md any evidence at all az nerve
,remor. Its writing t. remarkably
steady
THE principal general characteristics
that md in the poison address and IN
the handwriting o, the defendant are a.
follow:
The irregularities ~ the upper and
loser parts ~ lst,ers that extend above
or below the lines. Thes- differences
are marked and may No noticed In all
the "a 'Es. ne. Pc. &c.
Mex, IL TIE esEssera,ion ~ the Stem.
Of letters noticed particularly In initiAl
lsstsFs.
/.
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SENDING THE ALARM.

There vas abou, eight minutes delay
- sending out the alarm. The ars, On.
~ - arrive was No. Z. from the Eas,
vIhy.courth street station, under Can,
Dseel. II was closely followed by No
- leso yoesy.third street. near Sixth
oSoonA WITH Battalion Chis Binn,. who
oD0o61a1e,y turned In . second. then a
~ alarm. BY this time the names
- sn1sa thaIr Wv 70 the root. through
- ooDess q tAs hsuss. Fire Chief
0ouow vas soon on the scene and took
ODoanl chases Of the worn.
= oovooty-ovs-foot extension ladder
- To- th1rV-avs-foos isdders were
- - fssa thsss end the roof Of
- a1taniaG builAiass the IRE va,
- ~ AAns were ceuaned to the
$500 bu1lllas.
49, csOtaia Iantry. Of the East
DlBSt ss5vst station: Deputy Chic
tUhlia and Isspector Harley. with
- fss0 ~ East Sifty-hrst STREE
- ~ bsek tn innsnss GROVE
nnonsss1.
GDvssss vsrs ssss to the Hoi.l
- 0Due. Henry Hsuck. o.
- - 80 eaunsh ser,st
= = r.
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new WARSHIP IS FAST.
Crsis~r >iha.s Makes 30.S7 Knots
In Trial on british
Part

NEWCASTLE England Jan The
United States cruiser Albany. formerly
the brazilian cruiser Admiral AhrouaIl
purchased by the United state. Coy.
eminent shortly before the beginning
Of the wsr sith Spain. va. given a
successful Official trial on his Dor, IN.
day.
She developed a speed OF aT kno,.
showed ihorouen seaworthines- and CT.
eecded her con'ra~ conditions.
The Albany Is a sister shin ~ N.
Scw orleans. and a&s a displac.m.,, -,
3SO tons W
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BRIDES IN ENVELOPES,
Wbtseside Gts~s ssme More l.s,a.
HtssWvy Of ssaassvisI
Election srssSa0.

WARRINGTON. Jan s-Ex-stst. Sen.
stor Whites'de. Of Montana, continued
his testimony before the Senate Com.
mi''se on Privileges ana Elections to-day
IN the CLARK cav
He Identified two envelope. exhis,.a
shich he said had c'n,ained money given
% him TO hold for members Ct IN.
Legislature
They were markell 10y initial. and
otherwise. which. Mr.. whi,sssde said
hal h~sn placed on the ENVELOPES a. IN,
time the money vas depositei in them
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REGULARS BACK PR0n CUBA
The titt~~stk istantr,. Ni,es of
>is~ OMrrvs and = Mascot A..
rive o. she seAgW lea.

The Fifteenth infantry Regular.
from Neuv'ias Cuba. arrived on the
trsnspor, sedGw.os to-day at Per =.
Pacific street. BROOKLYN. There are ssl
men AMI twcniy-nine ofhcers. iuo hat.
islions.
There we're also nine of;icers wivo,
The mascof. q falcon. looked very tired.
One battalion went to Governors Island.
n esh0 ~ - D1noe6ouDA
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MR0BID. MINDED WOMEN,

br. Frazer resumed he stand this
afternoon. The number - women pres.
ert sas greater than eNcT.
Their Interest In the ie'c llAnt seemed
never 10 Tire. They Matched him stead.
ny and at his even move whispered
eagerly among themtelyes
The expert Represented on the boari
the word ''cs itge. taken at random from
ons 81 thu sdsnittsd exhibits, and then
displayed a long table 81 relative n,eAs.
ursmentr 81 taAt word. as appeared IN
ne disputed and admitted vritinxs.
TIE meaSufernents consisted ~ the
length 81 the eni'r. word. the l-nsth
Of the sap es;se.n ne - and II.
"a sors prsceains lhis SAP.
- G1NHll1aeA p - ..
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CABINET and GAGE,
Secretary ssboiss Me Csnsss p.,.
ter % csssssss-TAs Csss.r
- Aeap.

wASHlS0TON. Jsr AT m. css,.
ne, meeting to-day IN. subjec, o. N. AZ.
legged corner In hemp was discussed .
connection With tn. request. 10 o..
ports n the Philippines Tor IN.
por,aiion OF hemp 10 the United a,,,..
II seems TO be The settled policy "a,
the Government 10 open ali az ~,
Philippine ports a. rapidly as iroa,,.
can be spared 10 garrison hem.
Secretsr, Gage explained The le,t,,
which he s'ill send - Cnnrr... 49,, ~,
row IN answer 10 frsoluiions resa,a,,.
the deposits Of 6oy.rnm. M fund. !.
National Dank deoosliores III
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A TINY Difference.

The mean average OF the breaks in
the admitted Handwriting he said. was
~ milimefcrs That OF the disputed
handwriting was 40 milime,ers.
Al the request OF the Recorder the
esper, explained that u milime,cr wa,
."ie3i or about 100 ~ an inch.
DR. Frazer measured this tiny space
on on piece u paper and passed II
among the jury.
1T Il almost Impossible" said the ex.
pert, 20 draw No that you can see II,
50 small a distinction as exists bet yeen
these break averages"
~ means thai the breaks are prac.
tlrally the same, does II mott said
Juror Foster
The witness lookcd confused for a mo.
meni, and did not answer.
Wouldnt you say" remarked Fore.
man Martin. that TO n layman me dis.
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