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Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-06
SOUTH DAKOTA NEWS.


ARTESIAN, s D., Nov. 5.-(SPeeial Tele-
grsm0-Hon. s. E Young OF Sioux
Falls spoke here last night TO the largest
and most enthusiasts audience that ever
assembled here. Nj Young vas called to
reply 10 the Petiigrew speech delivered
here a few nights ago, which he did most
successfully, giving a most mastery ad-
dress. For many years Mr.. Young has
been an ardent supporter OF Senator Petit
grew, but the lstter's disloysl course and
reasonable utteranoes have caused him &c
campaign against the senator.
Pett.grew has insulted Roosevelt
wherever he has spoken IN this state and
has said that Teddy was two and hal!
miles IN the rear when the boys went up
san Juan hill. Forrest Whitney. a member
Of Troop OF Rooseyelt's regiment, WAS
present and Mr.. Young called upon him to
come forward and tell the people wha,
Teddy" did al san Juan. The modest
young soldier said that Roosevelt led his
boys like a hero and PettigreS's state
ments are malicious aud false The audi.
eroe went wild and eheered the Rough
Riders TO the echo
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-06
MaRic City Gn.sin

City Treasurer KoUtsky Is expected home
from Crete today 10 vote.
Election returns will be received BY wire
q; several resorts in the city tonight
Candidates on the various tickets made
their last calls yesterday afternoon and last
night.
J. 2. Smiley who is now IN charge Of the
Union Rendering works al Chicago is home
TO vote.
Washington tent No. G.. knights Of the
Fellows hall tonight.
Judge King Is holding police court these
days n the .aileTs oftlce while his court
room IS being renovated.
George Parks and his brother Robert
came UP from LeSyenworth yesterday TO
remain until after election day.
J. z Riley started work on the sewer be-
tween Tventy-htth and TEenty-siXt IN
streets from TO street yesterday.
W. J. Bryan talked 10 a good-sized crowd
in front O. democratic headquarters last
night From here he was driven TO Omaha
Business in the city Offices IS practically
suspended these days on account OF the
painters working on the walls and ceilings
Charles Martin. one Q. the recently ap-
pointed letter carriers. has resigned. HIS
John Flynn. one OF the substitute carriers
South Omaha subscribers ot The Bee will
be given the latest election returns II they
Will call Up the !ocs! Bee once, telephone
No g.
S A. Walker. one OF Arnours men. came
IN from Sioux Falls, 5. d, yesterday "a
vote for Mckinley. -Four years ago MI
Walker voted for Bryan, but since then lie
has changed his mind.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-06
LOCAL BREvlTlES.

Seyenty-six special po!ieemen who will D.
on duty al the different polling places were
sworn IN 81 TIE mayors once yesterday.
The Board of Education met for a few
the pay roll for October -L.O1rned that he
members might attend the political meet
ings.
The extension o. the North Omaha sewer
Is progressing rapidly. only about LOO
feet remaining unfinished. With good
weather the work viii be completed By
December :
The body OF Mrs. Amanda French. who
blew out the ga al the DTeNel hotel
Fridsy night. has been sent 10 TekArnah;
Neo-, for interment The coroner decided
that an inquest was unnecessary.
Within ten days The new asphalt paving
or Thirty-third street between Fsrnsm
nam and Dodge and OF Th.rty-uinth be-
tween Cunning and Burt will be thrown
open TO travel
large bay horse hitched 10 a top buggy.
away about clock yesterday afternoon.
oemolishing the vehicle ard frightening
pedestrians on Fa.nam street near Nine
teenth. No one was injured
The auditorium committee met at noon
yesterday at the Commercial club rooms
sud Immediately ad,oyrrsa 70 go 70 South
the member met by invitation, the mem
bers % the Live Stock exchange.
Two patients are now confined 81 the
emergency hospital and one Of these viii
Troy. Kan. who was sent 20 the hos pitRl
Sunday. has developed well dehned case
Of smallpox but the disease is IN mild
Sergeant whzlen has svorn out a war-
rs1i for the arrest OF Joe sflDo, n Italian
chsrging cruelty 20 animals. II i alleged
been entrusted 10 his care. 10 20 five days
without feed or water. The beast belongs
now Out Of The city. me esse viii be Gale:
in police court Wednesday afternoon.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-06

: license 70 ved was taken out at JuiGe
Nirsonhaler's otfce BY SuNler HcNie clark
ot S. Louis and Louise Claire SQlires q
this city.
Jsdge Keysor has en5oi-ed the city PER.
pe;gsily from ,cllecting the paving curbing
street be-vee1 Thirty-SiNth street md
Lowe avenue. The city attorney ATpea-el
The case ans furnished a superS' Geas bond.
Minnie Helen ochner. formerly of Ara.
pahoe, has commenced sgii in tNe 81 t-f,t
court for divorce from Fre3erick Boeh-.-
alleging Ceserticu Rceh0er is proprletVr
of = general merchandise store a. Arapahce.
The plaintiff asks for the custody u
child, Dora
r s Horton as trustee - ths Greater
American Exposition company. has COM
rneEced suit 81 the district court against
Mrs. ). Benson and the American pistrlct
IeIeErEph company TO secure payment Cn
stock not paid ". The SUM essed for IN
each case i $l3a
sherir Power has attached lot . 81
ClsTks addition. ovne5 BY the detuoC;
Blu-s, 70 secure the claims q three omaha
depositors. The claims ere e. follows
Chsr.es Gurdrarn. teo. Charles II stephen,
s. ~. Thompson RatleH. sos
Alice C. Satin has retitiored the district
court for a divorce from Stewart +. Sabi1
Cl Tire ground of refusal 60 support Mrs
sab;n asks FOR the custody O.! three chill
6ren. Mary. George and Garter. The bill
of particulars specified that Sat!n earns a
salary Of S, 1r a year, Bat declines 20 con-
tribGie any part q ~ 60 maintain the
family. Alno-y i peiiucned for.
The Bee has the best facilities for get
ting the election news watch the hulle-
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-06
John r. wes.ter'. Sentiments.

oHAHA. Nov. 5.-Te the Editor Of Tie
Bee ! ~ish 70 express my disapproy.l Of
the circular sent cut by the so-oA!led Re
publican league" ] know o. no such or
sanitation of republicans and cannot be-
heVe republicans would be guilty ot such
eordUcL When the claims % individuals
have been submitted 10 the voters at =
primary election It is the duty Of all 10
abide BY the result ard those who are de-
feAied, ss ven as The victorious. should
give earnest AID loyal support 10 the whole
ticket
The welfare o, our state IL at stake. TIE
success Of the republican tioke, this year
is 80 important that the individual inter.
tsts Of every nsn should be completely
oyershAtovee. Then. let everybody lay
ASIDE personal snhIilon ard let repub-
lieAnE, one snd all, heartily and earnestly
unite 10 redeem lhs fair name Of Nebraska
and 10 give the whole ticket from top 10
bottom the largest majority ever received
Yours truly, JOHN r. WERsTE'
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-06
Former Secretary Patriotic League.

OMAHA. Nov. s.-To the Editor
of The Bee: have been asked
many times on the street ny opinloa as 10
the number OF persons, members OF pstri-
otie leagues or Otherwise, WHO are going
20 knife the legislative ticket On Tuesday
In answer 10 all such inquiries have this
10 say, after q most careful inquiry and in
yestiEztion into tie true facts: While
some are very load In their depuneist!on OF
Edward RcSsvAter, they are only g fes
eroken-doSn politicians. who today stand
on the threshold Of the enemy. The major
part OF the most radical in past contests
have row become convinced and realize the
folly Of t-rning over 10 the tusionists the
power Of once. and that their oEly true
way ts to stGrd By the action and will Of
all republican coavenIons, thereby hAy-
Ing the knowledge that they have been
honest With themselves and that by such
action Il Will tend 20 9 complete reunion
OF all the true follower. Of the republican
principles. The results o. next Tuesday
will. ] an sure, bear ne out n what !
say and = few loud-mouthed sorehesds
viii HE themselves TO the woods in shame
ana disgust J an, yours respectfully,
Z. A. EVANS.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-06
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

Jessie Pa-tlett Davis IL al the MN,ard.
: G. Trimhle % Kansas City j. IN Omaha
Alber, Philip Of Rotterdam : in the
city.
J, W. Patterson Of Chicago is at the Hen
shaw.
Hon. ). II. woolpor,A has returned from
New York
II. W Robinson and vie CT Denver are
J. !. Howen Q: Albion was 8; the Ma1-
]. r Robinson o: Beatrice il a ps;ron o:
the Henshaw.
george J. EnArp q 81. Paul Is stopping
a. the M!laTd
J. p Dean q Broken Bow resiste7ea
Monday al the M!l!a!d.
Hon. George /. Dobson Of D=s Moines.
la. IS at the I.er Grand.
william : BIrya2, Of Harrington IS
staying al the Merchants.
Mr. and Mrs. George R,akss.es c: schay-
Ter are 81 the Her Grand
Mrs. Kate keog Of PlAue CeateE, Neh.,
Is = guest al the Her Grand.
Charles Wayne and wife O. the Crpheum
circuit are guests ot the HenshaN.
r. G Campbell q Gilmore and 2. c.
Campbell of Dawson ar= In the city
J. =. Frawby. Union Pacific ticket agent
al Kansas City. Is registered a. the Nilard
Paul Charlton has returned from a COM
hined business and pleasure trip TO New
York
Frederick Bond Of The White Har,
Tavern" company IS stopping al the Hen
shaw.
Thomas Sword, Fred sho1 and 7. u
sTcrd Of HoldEege s-e registered at the
Merchants
Mr.. W c. Mcknight, buyer OF the Boston
store, left sunday for New York and other
eastern markets.
DR.. Charles y FNlrzy iet, Yesterday
for MS home in Chsdroa, after q tvo-weeks
visit in this city.
J. Brat,. mayor OF North Platte and fudge
OF the district oo-rt ot Keith county, is
al the Merchants
Cora Ardell. David Elmer and 2 H
Thomas o. The White Horse Tavern" are
patrons OF the lleT Grand.
NebraskaDs al the Merchants Fr@l
Shof. Thomas sword and 7. u. sword ci
Plattsmouth, :. p. Caru+rcn Of Tekansh
and I. p. Larson cf Fremont
John Fitchell Of Clarendon. Kan. who hAs
been visiting his sister, Mrs ~. 7. Martin
2es North TWsrty-arst street. tor the last
week. returned home last night
DT. W. ?. Haney arrived from Chicago
where he has been spending the summer
and Will visit fer few DAYS with rs
parents, Mr. and Mrs Z. Haney.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-06

LEAD. 8 D.. Nov. Especial Teie-
eram.)-RepUblieanism is showing itself
tonight IN Lead. Half the voters from
DeAdvood have come up and together with
the republican voters OF Lead have formed
a torehlight procession half a mile long.
At the corner cf Main and Mil streets
Judge Joseph b. Moore attempted TO en-
terrain q handful of popul!st voters.
Colonel " r. steele OF Deadwood is
addressing 1900 people at the opera hous :,
eulogizing Mckinley and prosperity from
a democratic standpoint. Lawrence county
will turn out a tig republican majority to-
morrow.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-06
GARLAND TO ASSIST MUNGER
tnites states Circuit court win oren
Neat Neck-NcNember Docket
is Unusually HcsNy.

The November term G, she Jn.;et states
circui; court will convene a. Omaha. Mon
e8v. November l.. the petit jury being
suuuonei 'or one week later. The mum
her oi cases on the November dccke; make
IL necessary for Judge Munger TO have ss-
sistarce in dis7osins Of the business % the
cominE term. SO he has requested Judge
Garland CT the district Of south Dakota 10
aid him. II is expected that Judge Car
iand will arrive in omaha November -. al
which tine the docket vi!l Re divided. oae
Judge taking the Law cases and the other
tskias all equity cases. until the docket s
cleared when both Judges will Try jury
cases. By this means IL is hoped 20 get
the docket Of the federal court somewhere
near Up 20 date.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-06
REM e NJ BER

Iha; you have a night u express
your choice for the two men you
want the legislature 20 elect 10 rep
resent Nebraska N the United
States senate. This right Is given TO
you 10y the constitution Of Ne
braska az the nesrest approach 10
the election Of senators by direct
vote Of the people Remember. also.
that an expression OF preference
must be followed by a vote for the
legislative candidates who will
carry out the popular will In other
words. be sure 10 put a cross op-
rosite the name Of your preferred
candidate for United States sena.
tor and also opposite the names Of
the republican candidates for the
legislature.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-06
FINAL HOUR OF CAMPAIGN
Each Republican Chairman Feels that
Assurance - Doubly
sure.

The republican stat. committee has its
wires strung TO every county headquarters
in the state and has little left eKcep; TO
await the result The suspense has l;le
wearing eject upon the eonniiieeuen. vho
are fun Of oou1:eace born o. knovledge.
L have no change 20 make in ny esu-
mates" said STATE Chairman II. c. Lind
say except that our assurance has become
6oubly sure. Mckinley has the state OF Ne
b-Asks az certain as anything can ee IN
poli;ics Ny estimate forecasts 9 plurality
c. from coo 10 1000 IL Nebraska fer Nc
Kluley 5000 10 1000 fer the state ticket.
q republican majority on Joint ballot il TIE
legislature ot from fi;eep TO twenty sot az
least four republican coagressnen.'
The county committee Will receive re-
turns from every preciDe; in the city
and county tonight and will also use
the service Q. a telegraph company for
outside rsNs TAe committee is much en-
eoursged ty the total registration showing
q republican prepoa6erazce ot tUo 20 one
and Secretary P. c. Jordan re!tersies in
en- phEtie terms his belle. that the county
will show majority Tor the
whole republican ticket Q. :,5oo. Full lists
o., the registered voters have been made
.o- the use Of ehAllengers. and care will be
taken that 10 person not entitled 70 fran
ehise shall czsv a ballot. On an agree
nent with the democratic county commit.
tee each party will be represented b. two
oballengers in each precinct.
This is the third congressional cam
paign during vhifh ] have acted as chair
man o. the committee" remarked I. w.
Blackburn, and the prospect for Con-
gresham MeTeeTs election has never be-
fore been as bright. Mr. Mercer defeated
DuTe IN 1895 by 1900. Hitchcock in 1885 by
1900 On q largely decreased vote and his
plurality this .sll Will be anywhere from
900 10 1000 II the former fusiorist ma
iorlty in Ssrpy county occurs this time IL
will be mere than overcome BY the repub
l!can lead 10 Washington and the majority
~ill grow 10 good proportions ty the vote
10, rr.,r
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-06
Nesterday's Fires.

Car No. y Q: the Dodge Ere caught aare
the Dodge street hill AZ 40 p m. Monday
and for awhile the flames were 50 herce
that the destruction Of tht car was threat
eued. A fun load of passengers was abJgrd
and a. Nineteenth street Lsarly al ls!L
bit the car kept on to TIVE 1tie IN ard D7V-
sxry 10 turn ir a FIRE alarm. One won m
passenger. who persisted in remaining was
rescued through & window as the blaza
blocked the door. The department put out
The FIRE in few minutes. There vas
but little daInege 20 the car aside from
the motors
~ the same hour the barn on the prem
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-06

novAuen in tie way G. grtS; li.e-ti1ed
elephant made G; pAPier nscke. bearing tie
initials C %. ;" sad mounted on a Goat
TIE beAs, vas illuminated WITH red ere.
While a f,e sri drum corps played martial
airs a. hin.
The Omaha Medical AID Dental colleges
we're well represe1tsd Arnogrs men bore
hGnpeT which read, We Are Doing This /.
40 CoeTtloa
Two hundred sr1 to7iy-sevsa 2. "
employees carried lanterns and torches. and
were led - the p. 4 ". hand from PlAits
mouth. Their ha;tlecry was. II You Wan;
ltle Men Vote fo- ;he silver ldol."
j; VAS 10 clock before the head of tie
great colunn touched the vacant block q;
Eighteenth and Douglas streets. the scene
% Tie barbecue.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-06
FINE WEATHER FOR ELECTION
ForecAster welsh Promises an Ideal
Day for Polling the Vote In
Nebraska.

AL Interest In political circles since the
practical elose ot the campaign ceriers in
the condition OF the weather. Forecaster
Welsh las promised clear weather
for today, with slight change ia tenn
perstrre. making Il an ideal day for poll
ing tie vote. This cortiiion from present
observations will be general throughout
the greater part 0. the United States.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-06
Hot Finish at Pierre.

PIERRE. s D.. Nov. Especial Tele-
ram.)-The republicans Of this city close }
the campaign tonight with the largest 20
litical demonstration OF the year IN ihv
city. The speakers OF the evening were
Congressman Burke, who made his closins
speech in this. lis home city, and Major
p. Stewart, republican nominee for state
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-06
Cheered the Parade.

Tie South Omaha portion Q: the big re-
publican parade marched through the bus
mess portion Of tie streets before starting
for Omaha last night and vas roundly
cheered ell along the line Of march. OH
and young republicans united IN the e.-
for; to secure proper representation Of
the Magic City in this parade and the
showing was considered excellent.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-06
Inlk Ahnnf The Cnunt

All members Of the Election board have
t-=en requested 10 count the vote on presi-
Dental electors frst in order that this in.
formation may be iabula;ed srd sent out
over the western lines. The balance OF
the ticket will iher be counted IN the order
printed, but s special request is made
that the head Of the ticket be counted
first and tha; as rapidly as possible.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-06
Railway Notes and Personals.

spsCial car was provided for the
"Burgomsster' company from this city 20
Lincoln.
General Agent Jgles Lombard OF IN.
Pennsylvania has returned from a brief
business trip 10 Chicago.
Roy Hover. chief claim Clerk 81 Missouri
Paciac hsSG7IETts-s, IS at his desk again
after a short business TIP 10 Cedar Kap-
IDS, Ia
J e. Frawley, general agent Of the
Cuion PaCiHc passenger department at
Kansas City, is visitor az local head
quarters
Superintendent Of Telegraph I. II. Korty'
OF ihe Union Pacific has returned from
Keokuk. la where he and his family had
been on a short visit
Harry Potter, general agent Of the Erie.
Is entertaining his brother, who Is con-
nected with the |oreign department Of the
American Express company al New York
The regular monthly meeting of the di.
vision superinten6ents Of the Union PaCifc
was held at the ofHce % General Manager
Dickinson Supsrlntenceuts Park and
Deuel. ~ the Wyoming and Colorado diyi-
sions are n attendance upon the meeting
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-06
Mayor Kelly Talks.

Last night Mayor Kelly said that In sd-
diuon TO Issuing proclamation closing
the saloons today be had Instructed all Of
the patrolDea 10 personally notify saloon
keepers that they must keep their places
closed from q. Il until s ?. n The
mayor asserts that he will have all places
where liquor is SOLD Watched and ,ha, he
will cause the arrest O. the arst person
caught violating the Law. In this way Re
hopes TO prevent disorder Q. any kind.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-06
Arrange for Employee TO Vote.

Arrangements have been made ey nearly
every business house in the city Whereby
their employees will be given ample time
In which 10 go 10 the polls and cast their
ballots. The Union Pscise shops will be
closed dur!ns the entire day ard the store
c, ". r. Bennett & Co. will not opea
until E o'clock. other Arms will act wish
equal liberzlity and there will be no eK-
euse for any one rot voting
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-06

ises at 9ls California street occupied ~
James McGar. was almost totally destroyed
by fire together with horse and buEC!. A
pile Of burning rubbish was the cause.
During the parade Monday night At 9
0 clock the awning iv front OF A e Ray
mers hardware store at 1914 Faruam street
was accidentally sent on ire The DAMAGE
was nominal In go.ng TO the fr. ,h- le-
paTtment cissrTsnged the parade TO some
extent. but fortunately there were no ac-
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-06

senator. There WAS an immense torch.
light prucess!on aai the hall was packet
with an enthusiastic crowd for the meet.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-06

South Omaha Land company 20 4 "
Sherwood. lot =. e,ock ", south,
Pm xselier and wife TO Michael
Wroblewsa, lct 5 block s AToor 49,.
william 3 Arnold and wife 10 Isaac
Gibson, lot - block ? Potters ado 90,
J z George 10 Frank Tredy, -
feet lot s. Mahoney's add ....... ..-..... i5a
II : Hall 70 7. Z Cundir, 3 feet
W P. Bowers, exerutor, et al TO L
Preston. lot u, Archer Pace --.-.... !
J r Harris and wife 70 @. L. DEns-
couhe. lot :, Haas 81 bo!v .....--...-. 80
@ A HoAgland and wife TO W. r.
Morand, Tot Is block 5 prske's add 30"
Omaha. and strip adjoining .........-. 80
W r Morris 70 l.. =. Savage, same. 80.
south Omaha Land company 10 -. =.
Niecher. lot 6. block IS. South OnSh4 o.,
L NJ KnoI and husband TO Atlantic
Realty association Ma lot ~ Mel -.
same to same lot 4 Lafayette Place. $50.
KountIes ith add. .',,......-,.,.-..,, ~ 80.
Quit Claim Deeds.
z A ColfzX 10 W. I. Se-py, lots H
:. 20 -, -. = block :, lot q, block
9. " L. selby's ist add .-........--...
City OF Omaha 20 J. W. Savage, strip -
adjoining lot -, Omaha ......-...-... e.
Same 10 same. strip adjoining lot =,
block -, Omaha -......-........ IA
Deeds.
United States 20 Cornelius Axeison.
Nwis nel. and SO sea. A---s-ll. patent -
Same 10 same, nei. se-. @S-ls-A, pat
ent --...--..-.-.. -.....-...-...--......... -
x0tsl amount o: I.aEs:eu."".....E7,!7 ,!7
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-06

The Bee has the best facilities for get
ting the election news. Watch the tulle-
tins o, Seventeenth street tonight.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-06

A bottle OF Prickly Ash Bit,ers kept II
the house and used occssionslly mean
good health 10 the whole household.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-06
Building Permits.

The city Inspector of buildings has is
sued the following permits. Henry Frank
furt, 1910 South Tventy-hfth, frame barn.
s.. J Jensen, as Patrick avenue, frame
addition. 500
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-06

The Bee has the best facilities for get
ting the election news. Watch the hulle-
tins on sevenieenth stree; tonight.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-06
THE REALTY MARKET.
Warranty Deeds.

filed for record Monday
November :, 1870.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-06

had
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Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-06

ydaugA;- vth
-os .'
VA o
ssse es.d, eai'
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-06
Conn.,, says :

Mrs j. A. Fer who resides oos Main Street Hartford
Conn.
Nv invrh
= l
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-06

xst.l smsaa, o; tTaas:sFs..........H H7,g77
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-06
Quit Claim Deeds.

nwss nel. and -. sss. S--ls-lL patent
NE 10 same, uei. 80. G5-ls-l, pat
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-09-22

woman's glad song must entsr IA.
IKE d prayer Tor a blessing upon y oass
CHILDREN FED
Rev Edgar NJ Wilson prs,hr,,
missionary at Ratnaeirl. thus l.,.l,lian
the feeding of the children ,5ln, 'o's
corn 40 his station. "Nye sngt", we
corn over night and boiled ii ,DI,t' lhe
Tor an hour or two ln Inc -n,,, salt
The children brought their lt0n ulng'
en- dishes aud sat down on tba th.
IN a row II YOU could have 49, SOUND
short a time II TOOK to dispos, 80 "oW
corn you would have understood we
they appreciated Il. We had NJ, "a n9W
for such large number. and e''er
twice there was q drenchipc ralr ,., W
we were giving oct the portion, 70
spite Of this not one OF the lIttlr ,r. III
ufes budged until his dish was Hrs.ia
one likes 10 read such a stor, of a..
Hight as that OF Mr. Wilson. Tho r,.
lem OF the children Is now "a very ,.,...i
ing one. and that not only Ina tho r,.,
emit but for the future We aro th,.t'-
ful to see that many SUNDAY srba.Hf-
and Young Peoples societies es d,
ag private givers. are rocoenizIrg ~
significance Of tho crisis ana n.y., .,.a
dertaklng the support % orpbans Du u
the extent of the need Is appalling u'
Thirty cents a week or Nj % ya,r
win care for and educate one nj th",'
famine Walls. Il could be- placed In ts
0rphanage of your own denomIrati
and you would be put IN personal .',,.N'
.nunlcatlon with H.