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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-07-10
rnE NEWS AND OBSERVER WEDNESDAY MORNING. JULY 10 1901

lief. News regarding the corn crop was
not improved today, and Atchison officials
continued to talk in belligerent tone or
the announced cut in freight rates AS
sertiOns were persistently made however,
that the freight rate trouble would be
adjusted AMI some. scepticism was ex-
Pressed as to the logic of cut in freight
rates at a time when complaints is made
CT the car famine and of more business
Offering than can be handled by the rail-
roads. The feeling that a campaign to
depress prices might be involved. with
the purpose of accommodating stocks made
the bears timid and the covering of large
short lines helped the rise in prices. The
closing was firm and near the top.
The bond market was moderately active,
but only a part of the list recovered in
sympathy with stocks. Total sales (par
value) $2,9O5, 600.
United States new As declined u per
cent and the old As advanced u per cent
on the last call.
The total sales of stocks today We're
835, 900 shares, including the following:
Atchison, 66,265; Atchson preferred, 49,
$50; B. and o.. Is, $50; Erie Az $50; Erie
preferred, 1900; Illinois Central, 6,645;
c. and 0, $500; l.. and N. 1880; Man
haitian. 1920; Missouri Pacific, 2S,250;
New York Central, 100; Ontario and
Western, 11,445 Pennsylvania 30400;
Reading Is. 1907 Reading first preferred,
1i,200; Reading second preferred, 10000;
ST. Louis and San Francisco second pre-
ferred, $500; st. Paul, 1880; Southern
Pacific. 1880; Southern Railway. 24.975;
Union Pacific 80, 270 Wabash preferred
800; Copper 21050 Brooklyn Rapid
Transit, 1928; Interna tional Power T.,
500; Peoples Gas, $500; Sugar. 1900;
T. c. and /. 1850; United States Steel,
S6,4S0.
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lDROK[RS COME TO
MARKETS SUPPORT
Heavy Liquidation Begins at
the Opening.
But IT Is SOON CHECKED
And Later the Market Becomes Almost
Buoyant.
WORST sufffRlRs RALLY QUICKEST
WORST SUFFERERS RALLY QUICKEST
United States Steel Received the Most Deter.
mined Supp r., Banks Under Morgan
Control Lend Money Freely and
Help 10 Restore Confidence.
(By the Associated Press.)

New York, July 9-There has been no
change in the dry goods market today.
The demand continues quiet throughout
for all staple cottons. Prints also are
quiet. Print cloths have sold at 2as for
regulars. Ginghams quiet but firm.
Hosiery and underwear steady. Silks
D firm.
COTTON.
New York, July Corporations on cot
ton were anything but broad today, yet
the market exhibited much better I'M
dertone and prices were higher pretty
much throughout the list. While there
was no great demand for the staple offer
ings were exceptionally light and forced
shorts to raise their ideas OF values. The
opening was steady with prices up four to
six points. A full advance of , to IL
points was really due on the cables show
ing but traders preferred to take profits
on cotton purchased late yesterday. This
slim rise caused Liverpool t. partially
react, but at the close that market WAS
net AZ to 6h points higher. Towards
midday shorts in the local pit became
awake to their precarious position and
were fearful lest the weekly government
report from Washington would show much
lower condition than had been discounted.
This demand, in conjunction with bull
support, sent August to 49, October to TIA
and January to 776, the latter figures
being the highest yet touched by the new
crop options. The New Orleans mar
- contributed few good sized buying
(rs. The July option was an ex-
iGp. to the rule, and worked up but
all day. The report from
ras not so unfa yora ble as an
led to moderate liquidation.
ressure the market eased
nts and for the rest of the
ged little snap. On the
ading bears sold on weak
bulls bought. Closed
points lower and 9TH
Z points higher.
YORK
Cotton futures opened
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, July 9.-Interest on the board
of trade conferred today in the corn
market which was strong and active on
continued reports of damage by the dry,
hot weather. September closed an
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OTHER COTTON MARKETS
NEW YORK MONEY.

NEW YORK, July "A m.-Money on call
steady at 4GJ6h pei cent; last loan per cent;
ruling rate pr cent. Prime mercantile
paper At 4WiH per cent Sterling exchange
eak, with actual business in b,.naers bills at
1875 To- demand and ut 4 s50I4 S5f for ~
days. Posted rates 4.86 and Assn. commercial
bills 4.Si4i sax. Silver certificates pominall,
&C. Bar silver 58x. Mexican dollars 1864 Gov
eminent bonds irregular; State bonds inac-
tive: Railroad bonds Irregular.
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George ]. Whitney, Of Pittsburg, Pa,
has purchased from Mr.. Dillon Brown, of
New York, through Hon. John S. Hender-
son the Narrows on the Yadkin river and
much other valuable property He paid
$92. 66047.
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NAVAL STORES

WILMINGTON, n. c., July o. Turpentine
steady at 31QJ3I; receipts 81.
Resin firm at 35c. QDSl. 00 receipts a.
Crude turpentine firm at $l.0oD2O0; receipts
43 barrels.
Tar nrin at $3.50; receipts 81.
CHARLESTON, S. c., July O. Turpentine
firm at 1871; receipts =. es =; ex ports
Rosin firm; receipts ; sales exports
Quote: A, B,C.$l; D,$l.05; Il, $l.iO; +, Si.15
G, sl20; H, Sl.35; |, $l.45; X Si.70: NJ, 500 y
$3.50; VIC u. 80; w W, $3i5.
SAVANNAH, Ca, July O. Turpentine firm al
34A; receipts 2,l97 sales &c.; exports 365.
kosiD srm, receipts a,90S; sales s3S; export:
365.
Qnote: A, b, C, $l05; D, sl.lo; E, sl.l5; F
$l.20; q, $i.25: IL, $l.40; l. Sl55; X, Sl.S0: NJ
S2.25; n, ~ ~; w G, $3.50: w w. $500.
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NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET

NORFOLK Va July9 Peanuts quiet: fancy.
AZ; st ictly prime, 24W2ss prime, 20.1s com
mon, ;llow GRADES IA0tA machine picked,
h02; Spanish zoe per bushel.
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even cent higher. September wheat
closed quarter to 3-S lower. September
oats were 3-S to " higher and provis-
ions closed weak and from five to ten
cents lower.
Leading futures ranged as follows
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SEABOARD STOCKS AND BONDS.
BALTIMORE, July -Seaboarl Air Lin,
c pnlnon Is: preferred 49316l49a
Konds As S3Ila83
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Having qualified as administrator d b..
n. c. t. a. of Alonzo T. Mial, late Of
Wake county, all persons having claims
against said decedent are hereby notified
to exhibit the same to me at my resi-
dence in Marks Greek township. Wake
county, on or before July 1st. 1902.
WILLARD Mail.
admir-. d. b. n. c. t. a. Of A. T. Mial.
W-6w.
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1t may be safe for you to buy piano anywhere at
auction sale If not had better stay away If you know
The game and play with your eyes open it's nobodys bust
trust yourself to an established house where you will find we
undesod quality considered Terms made to suit
purchasers.
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At the age of sweet sixteen woman's
rights are several lengths ahead of a
mans
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Hing gulf g.; sale:s, l2S bales.
ERPOOL.
DOL, July 8. I p. M Spot cotton,
<[yeenubusiness: American midaling fair
ID; good middiine l5- lid: miduIing II IS;
Iniddling a l5-32d good ordin Try 7-32d;
nary 4 1881.
NE sales of the day were 1900 bales, Of which
were for speca 'atfon and EXPORT, and incud-
100 American. Receipts 5000 bales, incud
100 American.
futures pened quiet aud clos d steady
4 mrrican middliny, low middling clause
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ERPOOl

kOttOn closed dull; mIddl nY upland:
Ming gulf g.; sale:,s, l25 bales.
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WORKS IN THE SIG WORDS
Nity fhciai Has Fonlness f,r
guage he loes Not Ia. la .

City fhciai Has Fonlne.s g.
EuaSe he ioes Not Unierstsn1
There is a certain city ofic,al -.
although capable enough in his h,' ~
ness Is notorious for his lack ~ us us
euge OF the kings English ana go 60 W. " Z.
tondneSs for big words ''1 '0' us
he came TO his Office ono r,,..
mngsy day and. noticing tbs ~, misty
ioul' called out to one of his sr ~ SaS
a'es; Open that window ana W uiil
the air. Suu putrefy
On another occasion. when o.n.
Upon 70 take action for an ire-, S"lieu
OF one OF the city ordinances - ~ az elOn
aS S where he got his info-, - as
In. On, ., so' word through a unapimou-
le''er mat this work was being Us
on superstitiously.r carried
Speaking OF his horse 9 81.
winch he drives almost dsnr otter
sleeo l he remarked; 4 Cant = d, tre
out Tor some time because Ia,,- uI ~,
horsel has a spasm on his or bS,' s 1'ne .
On another occasion. spest,ne * :
severe storm in which bs ba VI
rOnto." perfect to
onee 10 speaking Of his daugh+a-
who ne said was inclined N - -, s nler'
- :. :, l ls 1 am going to sen5
Der to the Controversy Of Must - send
once he felt in and blue ana
friend, he remarked: Il ar, - % a
eeo.e ana feel as il my workin, Sar
we're about over. am q nos 1 --- /
ND suppose IN have 10 PASS NV Ian Ian
avs In some institution for in1;s.,. AS
20 "en-'-New York Times. "a II
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Protection nom naiI.

The plan Of protecting vineyara
rom the ravages Of hailstOrms seen.
10 nave been successful in part only
at all in France and Italy. some e.
Periments have been made in Bon
OVuhtries. but the inference drawn y
% this time seems TO be that whos
larAs OF artillery containing mal,
guns OF large ealiber viii be needed
reasonable security against hail IS o
" insured And 1t is not altOgetna
Ss-'Ain as yet that even II hundreds 2
81 - 'eeh-ineh guns We're TO be disehaE
~ d, short intervals the proteet'.
W ~o ., be complete. The bombardmsr
i, slle heavens cannot yet be considera
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I Franklin Price. & grand ola C,,..-.
man. read In Newspaper some 80
FAncssd cocirine" tending TO show rbs-
marriage 5 & failure and declaring fo-
anarchy in affairs Of the hesr, srs i,
me relations Of men and women /
DIDN'T please Mr.. Price. He hs5 ,rs-
celebrated bis golden wedding ana vs.
nappy with thar chaStened Kind NJ a.
.'','-on that comes with years and nm
Ionsed association with a good vvo,-s,
10 show thar marriage IS no, a fs,-,,-.
'h1s old hover got together & lis, ~ 10
couples who have lived together from,
nf'y 10 seventy-fve years in pesea sr5
happiness They were all persons +b,-
Aau either come within his knovis.,--.,
OF were personal acquaintances ~
institution OF marriage IS in m ,fs,-,-
ana attacks on it are unworthr Of -,
Gus though The marriage csra,,,-,
Is simply the part that <orierv s,5 -.
state play in union that shovis 49,
nothing but love for lis f0rnis-,or . A.
5 10 be true marriage. Peo,ls -,
'eaily love seldom trouble the diro-cs
courts They may have dirarsncs,
l mere are thornS all along the wsr ,e
NE and few escape them. Rn- 49,,
efa'eneSs IS one OF the fine o,sri+s..-
mat comes from love and * f,svo1--S,
oy married life. II is easv n -.
when there is sincere affection So,
ng alone divorce statistics an sD ,,'-
ng. They present psnOrams ~ -
Shness' deceit, lying. greed ana -.
mistakes Of humanity. Most ~ ~
people Concerned should never -
|. Compare the divorce So
-ics with the great list Of happv ma
-iaseS' and they are nothing. Tbe-a =.
lOt material left for public soar -. :
,, Tor an attack on an INSTITUTES, 49,
INA ma, VIII endure as long as hears ~
ne foundations on which gal men go -,
women build happy homes. 1''u
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AN oLo-TlME POSTAL DELIVERY
ne Long Delayed Letter Brourb, T..
TO Gran lmotherss Ra,-t ~

:. 81 Letter Brought Tov
TO Gran imother's Heart
he arrival Of the first batch NJ Il.
1eES AFTER the establishment OF ~,
nee delivery in Mansfield Conn -
called 10 an aged lady OF that -o1.,, :.
postal incident remembered in -
family for a hundred and twenty vssrs
Ny mother always cried WIZ, -.
Told the story." she said.
When NY mother was a IitfIa Oh,
the narrator went onto bsva o1-,-
letters regularly brought and bsnsos
IN at the door would have saamaS :
miracle OF privilege; and to ger rba1'
without paying postage wouiS -
oeeh another. Mails were so slow 80
uncertain that the safe arrival - - -
expected letter BY any means w. - a. =.
event IN a country family. witb -
pos1ofhee miles away. ne
Sometimes the delivarx
along By volunteer carriers, -. -
gong home from the grist nm
HouseWIre returning from msr,-a- =,
Win ner bargains OF lamp OH 49, -
.-',n ulolasses and green tea. or e~s-
I-Ss.-s peadler with his load ~ -
ware and corn brooms. In ~ "a n, IN
. me me army had post riSa-s "a q.
'- ~; were Few and far between
Ny grandfather was s,,'.r--
-'-'n' and grandmother kept ~
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erature and customs. He reads +
newspapers religiously and has an
innate acquaintance with the TOPICS
the day. He is fond Of travel and m.
to meet all kinds of people. He,Ss
everybody who calls to see him at n
legation no matter how unimporr
the person or trifiing the errand.
Physically. heis Of medium height Al
medium build and clothed with ms
cles worthy OF an athlete. There a
few women who would not envy hi
the perfect teeth. white. hard
small, which he displays as often as
smiles. He is graceful in his mon
ments and carries himself always ws
dignity that is enhanced by his am
ing robes of silk. His manner Of NJ
to all outward appearances is that
any well-bOrn American. There
hardly an oriental suggestion in D
furnishings Of his Washington hon.
Madame WI, whom he married twenb.
years ago in China and who LOOKS "a
all the world as if she had stepped ou
OF a Chinese picture. pays. calls anl
receives visits as regularly as any oths
woman of her station. She attends d,
theater with him and frequents publ
places. His S-year-old boy plays wit
American youngsters and is gettln
an American education. He goes n
the public schools and beats ali Ih
other children in their studies.
Minister WI has been in the highe
sense an ambassador to the Americi
people. Not since thetime when Jams
Russell Lowell found his way to u
hearts Of the people of England all'
gave to our cousins across the sea
taste Of the culture and refinement
life, of which they had hlli
erto had a crude conception, has an
representative of any gov
eminent fulfilled quite the same kind
Of a mission that has fallen to the II
OF Minister WI during his residence b
the United States.
Up to the time Of the arrival Of Mn
Ister W. China was an undiscoyera
country. American public opinion i
It's conception of the Chinese characts
Wavered between the cynicism Of Bro
harte and the brutality Of Denni
Aearney. The heather Chinee' wa
either a person of subtle intellect TO y
wooded, or an obnoxious interloper
De stoned and spat upon. 1t has bee
he fortune Of Minister WI TO conyq
o the American people an entirely mes
dea Of his countrymen. In his oVi
personality he has contributed a nep
ype, which. through his actions ani
llterances, the American people az
-oout ready TO accept as the true Typ
Il nationality hitherto inadequateg
Understood.
Minister WI is 90 years old aud re
eiVed his education in England, wher
e was admitted to the bar, He vs
ne nrst Chinese lawyer ever admit'H
. practice before the English bar
long Kong.
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OF a people, has its compensations, in
the opinion Of the Des Moines News.
Take France for instance. The census
shows that in thirty years the popula-
ton has increased from thirty-five
millions to thirty-eight millions, an in
crease of only about per cent. Dur
Ing the same time the population of
Great Britain has increased about 80
per cent. Germany. Austria, Russia
and Italy have gained even more than
that. 1t IS said that the low birth rate
In France Is a misfortune in that it
makes difficult recruiting for its army.
Germany's increase makes it possible
for that country to maintain the larg-
est army in the world On the other
hand the low birth rate in France
makes its people, taken as a whole
the most prosperous Of any nation on
the globe. The French peasantry are
the most thrifty Of all the peasantry
OF Europe. They are small land own
ers and have millions of francs in
bank. 1t was an easy task for France
to pay of the tremendous idemnity de-
manded by the Germans after the
tranco-Prussian war France has
money with which to maintain a war
and that is an important thing as war
goes nowadays. Few Frenchmen
leave France. There is comparatively
no loss by emigration Germany loses
heavily by emigration. The young .
men Of France find opportunities at
home. Young Germans, Englishmen.
Austrians and Italians must 90 from
home to find chance to better their
fortunes. If the low birth rate Of
France is an evidence Of physical de-
cay ii Is Of course calamitous and
threatens final destruction. Otherwise
Il has its compenSations.
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People so frequently blame a doctor
Tor failing to perform impOssibilities
that at the recent meeting OF the Brit.
ism Medical Association a distinguished
physician undertook TO state the case
fairly. and show that some Of the bur-
den OF failure ought to rest upon the
patients. As human beings have be-
come more sensitive TO pain. he said
they have got into the habit OF reouir-
ing treatment that produces immediate
results Thence arise two evils-dan-
serOus experiments with drugs and
needless recourse To surgery. The aver.
age invalid. said this medical man
wants 70 know az once what Is the mar
Ter With him The doctor cannot nj.
ways tell and would Ike 10 await do.
Velopments- But The patient insists on
being dosed- and as often as no, de-
mancs that an operation ba nor.
formed If he were content 70 % N
t's-1 and keep Sill. his ailmeur mirb-
cure Itself Tel Il the doctor suggests
MS tie patient concludes that .-no-b.
--g Is being done" for him. and be hast
slls 70 cal another doctor. Two things
NE pubic needs 70 realize. That the
1'''s' PHYSICIANS DO noS travel with
l.--Fe n 1heir hands-since they know
l-s' surgery has It's pains and perils
= veal IS Us Sucresses-and thar they
-'e Increasingly averse 70 dealing out
-l-sS he ETs2t men Of the profes-
sen VIZ half heir victories with n,,ra
-if- cleanliness. proper diet. and insist
ny On exercise for well people and
- ioE sex ones less famous phvsi-
ans would he glad 70 follow their ex-
nipple Il men and women would possess
1e-r souls in paieuce and foreso the
-eS-le 10 turn their stomachs into
l'oineS~ry shops Give The doctor-and
laIure-a chance.
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- -, ~ ll'''e comet named after the
french astronomer who arsr ,,,s -. .ls
rs peTiodici'y. is now on one AZ ~ ~
s .S, tiaiTee-and-a-half-year visits -
- s.'y ~, s~'sn gaze. No other known com.
g mas period so short. and nroso ~
"a consequence, none other has -
corded history SO large Ms . re
comets are dOmesticated 81 - s' 0sls'
eeieorating occasional old homs - ps.,A'
OF Their own. Twice had a vvsl,-,' ~eeNs
astronomer hunted down 4 co,na .,'- ~, 4
10 md that rival cOmet-hunter 49,. o.,'s
iew hours ahead Of him. Tba -, -. q
une De was confident the prize wss
I ,.y his and the news Of the new,
discovery WAS circulated. u tb,-'- !,
wrote his friend. You win find 81 - ~.
comet OF six years ago come bo,,,- :,
50 It was, and the disguised renlv -, go,
by wire, Why don't YOU Zen 49, -
comets chained upy' '1i
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mat We live too fast in this eoun,-v
mas long been conceded. Funda,rsT-
any Tue cause OF it is the old mistake ~
considering the means as the end W.
pursue business and attainmen, -
Whatever sort as If the pursuit w.
tne thing and not the results OF the ~
SUIT ana therefore as If the aer,s- -.
i pursue II the more it is to be deSirss
The result is that we wear onrssl -,
Sul without getting the finest fruit ~
flavor OF anything. - --' VI
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Inc theory that the monkey Is L.
s'enued from man now confronts civ,I-
lNauon with a serious question. How
I"r ought human being De allow.-5 -
degenerate from the Hottest ii.sI -
manhood before he is compelled -
shed his clothes, climb trea sns
frain from conversations
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political party is worth perpe-rs.
ten the Young man is worth cnI+,~-
tion. II is not necessary m ni., - , y q
n ~ position Of responsibility or 10 rfvs
In, I'm 80 much as an equal opportu7,,,
40 ms elders. IL would he an -
oei1.onaiiy eonceited young msn W.,
"Uu.u expect as much. All h. asts - -
a rule, is 10 De allowed IN ss-,. - a.
t s.sl'''esnip SO thar when the respo1sf
el'i1y OF propagating correct so-.,-.s,
I@S .aiien upon his generation h. ~ -trs
pared. " uhpre-
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IL the world concludes to put all its
anarchists together on an island II
might not be bad plan TO send along
such college students as insist on hav.
ing the privilege of hazing.
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MINISTER wv rINo.rISo
sagacious Celestial Held.
Rank Among DjnIo '''4

Rank Among Diplomst t''''
The Chinese minister to r..
States, WI Ting-Fang, is the ~, y
traordinary person who ever ea.
us out Of the east, says a wiz
Ainslee's Magazine. He is ono !,
individuals rare In any countrv
intelligence is universal in h. Z
He is a man Of the world N an
the phrase implies. There h ~
pany Of men or women amopn
he would not be at home n.
plays easily and swiftly. He + =
of apprehension and speedy 4
Spouse. sagacious, witty. as,w,s
corning and catholic in sympa,s,
aim has been to learn the WAYS y
country and adapt himself To thon
Is an untiring student Of Americs,
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James J. Corbett, one OF the pugilistic
eN-fays, says he wears no diamonds be-
cause they are vulgar Most people do
not object to a few vulgarities locked
up in the safe
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ANY anti-foreign feeling that NAV D..
engendered by the attempt on the ,sfs
OF the president should be checked Or
the reflection that the would-be ass.
Sin is an American by birth.
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A Brooklyn man lived without miss.
ing his stomach for fourteen mou-bs
aiter the surgeons had removed II. n
was nothing remarkable. MANY -a-
never know that they are within,
brains.
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A German scientist now claims that
monkeys are descended from man.
There is some evidence for this belief
on Halloween night.
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Anarchism is. briefly, colossal ego
'ism' as the crime Of Czalgosz and the
philosophical tommyrot of Emma Gold
man sufficiently prove.
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According to the testimony of some
witnesses, the log book is a record kent
uy ships Tor the purpose Of not record
ing important incidents in it.
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John Armstrong CHAMBER has re-
turned to Virginia and proposes to
prove his sanity. But he can't deny
that he married Amelie Rives.
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II is hard for the professional poll
ucian to understand why any man
should ever ask for a court Of inquiry.
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II Lieutenant Peary has the least pro
fessional pride, he viii proceed to get
lost again.
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II would. indeed, have been a sad ex-
emplincation OF the irony OF fate If
Funston had been undone by a little
old vermiform appendix.