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or ascending until the maximum tempera-
ture Of "a degrees was reached at p III.
At S o'clock tonight il had fallen out nve
degrees. Thirteen deaths and eleven pros
during the twenty-four hours ended at mid
niOhs -FF
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Carnegie Offers S75O,OoO.

San FRANCISCO. July 5.-Mayor Phelan
is in recipe of a letter from Andrew Car
negie Offering to give $4,000 to the city
of San Francisco for a library building.
providing the city furnishes a suitable site
and appropriates $4,000 a year for MAIN
tenance.
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LONDON. July 6-"Dr. Leyds." says the
Brussels correspondent of the Morning
Post. has addressed 10 the continental
powers and the United States a protest
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May Make War on Mosquitoes.

WASHINGTON, July 5.-The War De-
partment issued an order to-day provid-
ing that upon the usual special requisition
the quartermaster's department may fur
nish mineral oil or some other cheap and
equally efficient agent for the destruction
of mosquitoes and their larvae.
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Special 10 the Indianapolis Journal.
SULLIVAN. Ind. July 5. The infant
child of James Fords, Of Jackson township
died yesterday in its mothers arms as the
result of the excessive heat.
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BALTIMORE. July Sat s o'clock this
morning the Weather Bureau thermometer
registered 81 degrees, and the mercury kept
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against Great Britain's 'barbarous treat
ment OF Boer women and children. IL IS
said that Holland will support the protest.
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OPPOSES REVISION.
CONCLUDED FROM FIRST PAGE,
Pay and Allowance Ruling.

capital to dispose of any accumulated
business demanding his attention.
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2auter 4rppbeten.

9nul bu @baiau reifte bon 9etu yort
mad Rublano ab, mo er sriinolibe Stu'
bisn BON 2ano unb Bolt gu MAIDEN beab.
Ibtiet. 9ieie Stuoien iolep fib auf
ben 3sitraum bon orei bis pier Subren
ausoebnen. Saul tpeib stpar ni6t bic
Babrbeit su bspeiien. aber er ertldrte
bp1-ihon Der Retlame tpe8en-onB bic
Gage Der Anselladisn in europa eeSdblt
feisn unO baB cine iunBe iraftise Station
ipie bic Slapen berufen ieien, thre erb'
ihaft ansutreten.
Senrp 4uitin Abams bat iid in @bi'
eaeO Dor sinsm sroBen publitum als
Bropbet perfuGt. @r ertldrts, i'm 5 ,bre
2OOl ipelbs 9bicaeo 70 sroB fein. oab
WtIpautee cine 8orltabt iein tpsroe uno
bon 81. Souls tperbe man als bic ,.Sao'
leiie" iprsGsn. &~apituliten pirp Cd
esbsn, 70 reid, bab bic 8e%sentpdriiesn
Miqiondre als 8ettler oaieben sptroen.
tpabrenb bic Ntmen 70 arm tpiroen, boz
ibr ssssnpdrtiser 3utane als Wobasben
basesen erfdsine. 9ie Menidbeit percs
nod iotpeit tOmmen, bab iebes aino bel
Der @sburt fdOn Oas Glpbabet tDnns.
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9uufelfeS dfrifa,

Ra6 stpsiidbriser abipeisnbeit i'm
.buntslRsn gfrita" ID Sarrp SamiIion
Sobnion, Der Sps,iuI' @ommiRdr fur eaS
Uganda Protsetorat, nod 2onbon suriid.
sefsbrt. gr beriGtet, bab bic Na6bar'
iGaft bes WoanteIson bur6 bic aampfs
Der einsslnen 0oltsftdmms fan gang snt'
pbIfsrt ipuroe, unb oab in Solge pefisn
bort Elm grocer llsbsrFuB an @ilb bsrrfdt.
psIheS Dor ben Weni@en ni6t bic SIudt
ersreift. gin gIspbuntsn. 8sbras, An'
tilppen, &binceerofen unb aud an 3d.
tpen 'berribe in Uganda Elm lebetHus.
Die lebtersn ieisn bur& bic sarteften
Dilbfsafs 70 pertp6bni. bab fie gar niGi
gppstit auf babe WsnidsnRsais cat en-.
Die borbitoriide @irafs fei bort nod il
fnben. Au6 edbe eS bort Afsnmsn'
iden. bic bisber nod sarni6t beianr
tparen. @r bat mehrere berielben pbo'
tosrapbiri uno aud pbonOsrnpbiibe Nuf.
nabmen bon Der Spra@e berfslben nit.
eebruGt. Der sanse Diitrift eiene lid
prdbtis fur bic Anleeuns eines eroBsr
! internatiOnalsn Parts.
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RueIanbs Rahe.

Ser ruiFi&e 9oti6after @raf Gaiini
bat benz Staatsminiterium mit8etbeili,
oas Der ruiflde SinauSminifter Bitte
ais Gnttport auf bic amer,taniiden 8ol'
mabrsssIn eessn ruiiif&es petroleum,
estrofen am 9. Wdra, unisr benz Z. Sum-
usrfast babe. auf cine Nnsubl ameriIanis
i9s SarsprObutte bic SB&isoarais su
erbsbsn. fotpie bic 3olidbe auf amerita'
niids 8peirdoer Su erb6bsn. Dies Bore
ssbsn IT als sansIid unubbaneis bon
Der 3udsrsOaafaire su bstra6ien ; ss
bebsutet cine neue @ntipidslunB in unfe'
rem sisensn nnteridiebsiDaen unb ben
9eeeumabreseIn bon Seiten oes 3aren'
rei1es. Die neuen Sabe iraten leBten
5rsitas, mitbin susi 8o&en mad BEN
Datum Oss @rIaRes. in araft.
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Gutslsifuue eineS NafaeierSusee
bel xranefer, IA.

YIN 9onnerRas gbenb entsIeits bel
Transfsr. 9a., Der S&neasue Der erie
unb 9risburs 8abn. Bier BaRaeisie
purbsn perIsSt. bod bic 8erlebunssn
Iinb sum Slid nidt Iebenssefabrlit.
Die Namen Der 8srIsstsn iinb: SRI.
Sannab Smith, @resnbiae; Biaiam S.
Soparb. @resnpile; Grau s. $. Snp'
Der, Stem @afls, unb Sbomus Rane,
Samssiuipn, ga. Die @ntsleiiune tuuros
oaburd oeruria9t. bab beim 8erlaHen
bes 8abnbofss bic bintere Gge bes 3sn'
oers brad. Die barnuf folsenben Wa'
gen puroen aae u~msstpOrfen. troboem
aber iamsn bic 9ufueisre psrbaIimabi8
out blppu,
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0nnfle StreifpoIfe.

Sn Retp gort fol- es i'm nd6iten NU'
not su einem Streif Der 8leibermader
iommen. So beiBt. bab fid in BEN
sansen Staut geip Dorf stpa 300. 900
Arbeiter unb Arbeiterinnen on Dem nus
tanbe betbsiIissn iperbsn. Die Sor6er'
unsen iinb ~tirsers grbeitsseit, before
9bbne. before Sanitdtspsrbaltniis bel
Der Nrbeit, Anert'nnune Der Union une
In%sitsnnune oes Union Sabels. Die
2leioermader I'M Stat Nep Yort 8e'
b6ren fait ale Der u. g. Garment Wor'
ferS Union an.
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3pet aeIpnht.

Srani. ODER ,.9rOpbet" Smith unb
+. .. Mcaanb, spsi 5arbiee. bic in
Benton, 2a., tpessn muibmuBli6er Wit'
iGuIb on Der @rmorbune bes 8HanaerS
Sobn @rds Softer ~fstsebalten iuuroen,
limb bon 2pndern aus benz 9efan8nib
as,osen unb on benz nadften 8uume. Der
tart senus mar iie su bulisn, aufseinfpfi
porosn. Die 2pn6sr tpuren ettpa 200
Rann itari unb aae bsipafnst. .pro'
pbet" Smitb gait bei ieinen 8aRen8e'
noHsn oils Brebieer.
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S d ntBe { =

2onbons RotionaIsats
fsris entbGIt 8ilbsr i'm Dertbe bon
$6,250,O00.
Der SoGSrei9tbum Der
taliforniiden Ddlber betrGst iiber
100, OOO, 000, 1000 SubitfuB,
0~eutf6Ianbs &otonieR
unb 9efibungen iinb an JlGs
denruum fuit flint Mul srDbsr ols bas
MuttsrIanb.
1absau 80 RoI gr6Ber
dIs bos 9ebiet bon 9robbrttunnien
unb Srlanb TT Der SlG9snraum Der
Der. Staaten.
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4mmpnia GrplOfion.

SIN ben S%abrifanlusen Der Barrett
Manufacturing 60. in BEN 9Orfs Sba'
bpiibs. 81. S.. %ereisnsten fi4 msbrers
Grplclionsn, peIds su einsm 8ranbe
fabrtsn. SO srplObirien 25 ammOnias
8ebdltsr. Mebrere @ebdube purben
burd bic @eipaIt Der grpIoiiOn fat sans
serf6rt unb on allen ilbrisen tpuroe burd
Sprsnsftdds mebr ODER tpeniser erober
S6aben aneerihtet. Die 5lammen er'
lirsdten fid aud nuf bic SOds uno bic
bort Iisssnben S6iFe mubten Iossemu&i
unb Der StiDmune lbsrIaRen ipetben.
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0iienbabn Seittnbelle.
SeIamare, eadapanna uHo gBeisrn 8abn,
9n 8raft ben 2. Basmbr 1900.

~ H'"IN
gaoIid -9nI66t Scranton fur Stem gpri
mn Lao, 300, $50, 3 10 uup 1905, 8crmti.
tags 1855 unb 1888 Habmittaes. 6ar
Strpubsburs, nm 6.10 Nom. Wilh- uub Nc
scmmobattOns. Dug um $40 Natmitiass. Sr.
rsihi ppbofsu I'M $50, 7.tS, 1923 MCresns /;
1913, 3.t5, 4.4S uue 7.t9 Na6mittass.
9rrti1t pbilaeslybia nm LOO, 1923, 600
uns S.22 Natmittase. erreitt SCRANTON
Don 9itp yerE I'M 40, 4O6 une 1926
Nor. 100, 1852, 5.43, 9.45 unp 1t.30 NRm.
Bon Strpupsburs nm S.n5 WUrstns.
Rorolih -8srldbt SeTaHtoH fur Buffalo nne
3pubsnltatipntH, UNI t.f5, 4.tO uHe 900
Wcr.; i.55, 5.iS 1875 uHb Na6m. 6ur Do.
ptac unp Sprasuir um 4.f0 DIOR. une LBS
Na1m. dir Utica UNI ITO Mor. uno f.55
Aaam. Gir Mipnirpls nm 900 WPcr los
uue 5.48 9taam. our RibClipn nm 4.UO une
mittass. Grrfiht Serantou BON Sutalc
um i.25, 255, 5.4b unO 1000 Mpr.; $50
unb 800 Nahm. Bon Ospsgc uno Sprdeuis
UNI 2.55 s.pr. 1898 H.. 500 Rom. Bon Utica
um2. 55I o.; 1881. $50 Nbm. Bon Ni6pl.
(vu um 7.5O DIOR. unb 600 Nabm. Bon
Wsnirplt nm 10 % Wor.; $40 unb 500
Nahm.
HIoomsburg 5ibiion-8uIGbt SCRANTON
fur Noripumbtrlanp um Gas, 1905 DIOR.
i.55 unp 5.5U aa1m 6ir plymouth UNI Los
$40 uue $500 Ra6m Gir 8iusfpu, S.1t
Wer. 9rrtihi NcrtbuRbuIaup nm 9.35 Mpr.
t.i0. 800 uue 8 IS RaHm. 9rrsi6t 8ine'
Ren nm $50 Mer. 9rrsitt plymouth ani 2.Ol
4.32, $50 unb 1890 Born @rrtiGt Seran
ton BON Npribumbsrlanb um 8 AZ Wpr.; IL.
IS, 4.50 unb S.45 Nabm. Bon 8ingiton IN
tt.00 ROr. Bon plymouth I'M 7.55 Npr.
800 uuS sos Ra6m.
SountaeSs3hee.
eaolid -8srlGBt StrantOu UNI 1 40, 300
$50, 1905 WOr.; 1888 uup $40 NatHi
sia9m.
RSrplib -gnIabt Scranton I'M lis IN
40 Dior, f.55, 5.4S uue tt.35 slatbm.
Hloomsburg 5ibiHoH -8nlSbt SsranioI
w 1905 Nor. une $50 Wa1m,
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Ssfcnbere @eridtss Sieuneen fur
Rtuber uuter 10 Jabreu.

SIN Der 2~seislatur bon Ps%nnipIpanien
tpurbe in bieism Termin Elm @eieb pai'
lirt. nod msl6sm fir 8inber untsr l6
Sabrsn. bic aneeilaet iinb, cine ipssieae
@sri6ts 8erbanoluns abSubaIten III.
Inter BEN @sisb tpirb bas 9eridt fir
iusenbli6e 8srbreder bic t~reluiiue Su'
risoiition iber ale grandchildren uno
notblsibsnoen 9inoer unter Is Sabren
babsn. Die 8i6ter babsn bas RsHt,
fummarif6 uOraueeben, nm o[le psrna&'
Idiistsn 8inber Dor ibr Tribunal su
brin8sn. unb ie t6nnen @Itern unb ple'
ger itpinsen, nit ben 8Ieinsn Dor @sri6t
su eriGeinsn, unb fe tbnnen ale Sale
anbbren unb sntiheiben. Sc ftebt ibnen
bas 8sdt su, bic 8ipber Der Obbut iol'
der psrionsn su absrsebsn. bic mad @r'
msHen Der Ridter bas Snterefe Der Rim
Der am bsftsn ipabrnebmen.
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Die ~9efammt3abl Der
amerttantfhen 8affeI be-
lduff fi6 auf 1924; bapon befinben
fid 684 in Der 9efansenf9aft unb nuI
$40 8iiffsI erfreuen ii& nod tbrer
STibeit.
sir bic enstif4en Srup'
pen in Gbtna perf4tftt GroBs
britounieu SreunbOIS aus auitraIisT.
Ieue Straben tpurben I'm
Staate MuEodufstts in bieiem Sabre
bereits 316 Weilen nit einem &oitena
auftpaRbs bon iiber 100000 sebant.
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Stifereien+

8ir ssissn bas srDBts enforcement.
8OIaanOise 2inis bon @ambrie unb
RainfoOf, bon benz iarten ftmaIen
Ranbe Bis gu Der srbBtsn 8OliOmmsn'
beit Der 9sHins in breiten SlOuncinss
unb aa' Opsrs. Stride 9oint Stidersi
in al ben neueften Wuftsrn. Ssbr
ausseipdbIt unb pruatpoa.
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Gonis '.'fobmann's
WOtPl,
1923 ano 325 Spraee straBe,

-)0C-
ct. 9Ouis aubsuisr Bnf4 uno q. 8obiulon
8iere. 8erliner @tiebitr. Bon Beiuel uns
a~iquoreu wtroen MIR bic srprobtefsn Rarfsn
stfibrt. Better BOrtsr unO aIs.
@arme unb falte Speifen
Iu ieotr Sae.sbtit. aus SsIifateH.n Der Sab.
rss5sit. Cine rti6baItiss auspabI Der btFsr
Giearrtu.
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-
Spibtn
lnO
Stifcreiell.
spiten.


Die 8eiebuns .,par excellence" fir
idnhIeriids 8Ieiber 9si&maduns. Care
n,tursn bon rei&sr nnb rarer S46nbeit.
8sin anbsreS Bacterial siebt ben Con
unb bic abrunOuns in Der aIeibsrbeist'
Jung, pie prudtbole Spisen. Sir
babsn iest uusseftelt cine srObs sIus'
iuabI bon 8stinss. SIouncines, brsitsn
unb snesn gbsinss. in al ben pOpuIarsn
!unb beridieoenartissn Spibsn, cine
f@Iisbenb
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@epr9e .eSames'
0nifiuirtbibaft,

IO24 Jadtcn StraBe.
Gin labtnsts Bier, popisli6t eiauSrt unb
prinia Sisarreu ptrbtn mtinf aunetn btfGnbts
bel mir an 5aub fnbeu.
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Nrabiicbe,
SerTf6e,
9pint b'2llenepn,
Naleneiennes,
Sptnt SemeSiS,
MenaiHamee,
1prcbDn nnb ancere.
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knirht. Of Pythias.

| From the office OF the supreme keeper OF records
and seal, Information has been received thai, re-
| a net gain in the membership Of the order FOR
1900 OF more than 23.G0. So far only three grand
| domains show a lc-s In membership. Delaware.
| Rhode Island and Utah. and their aggregate loss
is only $40 members. =
at Kansas City to arrange for the uni.n paet-
ing of the domains of Missouri and Kansas AT
that city on May O.. at which :irie ogden II;
Fethers, supreme chancellor. Brisadier General
Carnahan and f. S. Neal. president of the Board
Of contu,l. Rank. will he at ,rHt
city. 1t is expected TINT the Convention nan
will be used on the occasion. The details CT az.
engagements have been left in the hands OF a local
committee. Grand Chancellor II. l. Morse Will be
in constant communication with the committee.
and every. arrangement for the comfort OF visltins
knights Will be perfected. This is the first VISIT
that the supreme chancellor has ever made Mis-
souri,. except at a session. Of the Grand Lodge.
frate:ity will assemble to greet him on his Visit
TO TIM. grand domain ard that the hospitality ior
which Missouri is noted will be extended to the
supreme officers on that occasion; .-o,a
session last Wednesday. having visitors from
several city lodges. One application. by card and
one for Reinstatement were received. The Enter
tainment Committee are preparing something good
for the last meeting this month. and a good at
tendance Is expected.
Star Company No. Q. I. r. II. Of p. at 2 reg
,lar meeting held at the Odd Fellows Temple
thursday. April II. 1901. elected the following
Wiley. frs. lieutenant: Lew Roberts. second lieu
tenant: Frank ]. Brown: recorder: Frank ~:
BROOKS. treasurer: Alex NcInto.h. right guide:
Gust Ziegler. left guide; Geo. Splitting. trustee;
Z. Wo'tcheck. trustee.
Installation Ihursd8y evening". hHfI- %.
The old veteran commander. Captain w. a. FH-
tile was elected BY exclamation for his hfteentn
term excessively to Old Stnr. No. >.
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knights and Lndic. Of Honor.

Visitors 10 the Grand Lodge office have been
numerous s,nssy Iser In the Of Pat interest wsek among s@s a the l saSosdi !.
nate lodge membership. AT least si1ty-two OF
tive work. with applications and Invitations every
Much sympathy is expressed for the family Of
loss of his youngest daughter. who was but re-
'e Baden Lodge. No.: 1851. wa. visited BY the
grand officers on Wednesday W., evening a,n !, last i, a ,hs
i msst under diaicuities one Of which i. the lack
Of lighted sea i ,n the T 1ass. a9d ssrs mas Of a s fsS' wifi %sm sise
a grand open entertainment under the auspices
Of the grand do OFFICERS ,ercs who have promised TO 0'
Arrangement have been made in the past week
to place t the K sssn;v c Who s Mil1 bay .. tn, the sn a.e.e
vision OF that city and the surrounding towns;
A. 4 new I Lodge wiI! be p iatmed CIT Ct f Riesmo1 Sa.y Int a.
dependence and other. places VIII be IN TINS dis,
trict. Prospects are the best FOR a lodge at each
Vest Gate. No. Sc. at their regular meeting on
THURSDAY evening initiated k ! a tenc, ennd'' she1 h ana
a social euchre party with suitable prizes e. i 70.
the winpers: With ref wsfs eTesen served by Inc
Eva Lodge, No. 81. entertained their member.
and friends s a. their rel Thss.Ss1 e SnnIysfsiMay Music e.
pssuIar course. Brothers stibsrsef Violet ,Lod de-
made short speeches. The entertainment was a
sure success in every way; .,s,, members
IsnrCIn. NJ. lStf. INV othts 1900
and friends with a dance Saturday evening.
sylvan. No. 1915. gave a farewell party IN
honor OF Brother Sy1ord. who leaves the CRY
to make his permanent residence at St Paul
The little ores INDUCED IN a cakewalk. which
was apn1auded.
dsebliyht last Thursday evening. Visitors from
Golden crown. Schiller and GARFIELD lodges were
nresent. The :. follewjnn won prizes at euchre
sfter the meeting: FRS. ladies' prize. Mrs. Fred
Bergmann: second. Mrs: Laura yal!mer: third,
Mrs q M. Warner. First g~entiemen's prize.
Chas. H. KIinge; second. F. Goldsmith: third.
Golden Crown. No. .si VIM give a grand euchre
and hop at Their ball; Ninth and Barton streets.
Charter Oak range. one OF the company's best
make. Other beautiful and appropriate prizes
Will also be distributed. THIS lodge Is doing re-
markahIy well towards increasing their member
ship. sending in 81. applications for membership
the past week. -
Brother sutton, Of joplin. No. SIS. has started
in, earnest to build up the order In that section.
sending in several applications.
From evidence received at the Grand Lodge Of
flee IL is feir TO state that three, II not four.
new lodges will be represented At the next ses-
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Magnolia Lodge had a very interesting meeting
on Thursday night. The Committee on Euchre
reported everything III readiness for the euchre
party to be given by this lodge on next Thursday
night at its hall, Thirteenth and. LyEch streets.
some handsome prizes will be awarded to the
winners. and a large attendance Is expected.
Standard Lodge had a good attendance at its
structed in the degrees Of the order. and a
general good time enjoyed.
Mechanics Lodge had a very we'll attended
meeting on last Thursday night A committee
has been appointed to arrange for a stag euchre
for the members Of the lodge. to take place On
the second meeting night in May. and a commit
tee has also been appointed to make arrange
ments for the eighteenth anniversary celebration
OF this lodge, which will take place on May q:
A delegation Of this lodge. will pay. q fraternal
visit to Jefferson Lodge en- Thursday evening.
April IS.
Security Lodge had an enthustastc and inter-
esting meeting on last Tuesday evening, at which
It was decided to give q smoker and entertain
ment for the members. at the. hall OF this iodse
in the Fraternal building, Eleventh street and
Franklin avenue. at the meeting on Tuesday.
May IA.
Phoenix Lndee had a large and enthusiastic
meeting on last Thursday night. several menu
bers being present who had not been seen at
meetings for a long time. A great deal OF In
terest was manifested In the home question,
which caused considerable discussion This lodge
Will entertain its members on the second meet
ing night in May with q musical and literary
entertainment.
Benton Lodge had a good meeting on last
Thursday evening, at which one application was
received. and one candidate elected by ballot.
and, with several promised applications due. the
indications are that the lodge will nave an
other monster initiation In the near 1utufs.
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wo,amen Of the world.

The Central Committee OF the local camps met
Monday evening at Liberty Camps hail. FRA,
ternitv building, with q majority Of the camps
of the CITY represented. The question OK the
publication of a paper in the interest OF the or
der in ST. Louis was referred to the Legislative
Committee. Clerks of ST. Louis camps were
also requested TO send items of interest to re-
ceive publication in the Sunday papers TO Dep
uty w. II. Hughes. No. 113 Pine street .
Mercantile Camps meeting. last SATURDAY
evening was largely attended. This camp, one
of the oldest In the city, seerus to have iateiy
taken OF a new lease OF life. and large and
interesting meetings have been the rule. -Four
applications were received. three balloted upon
and four candidates given the perfected degree;
Montefore Camp Initiated one candidate. had
Monday evening: The copmittee on the In
yelling of the Late sovereisn J. Readswilrs
Monument reported 3ans,f as the day set for
the ceremony. Sovereign Meyer Of Botanical
Camp was a visitor and made A short address.
Chopper Camp. as usual. had a very large at
tendance last Friday evening. -Four candidates
were Initiated and six applications received:
Consul Commander Hughes has offered a gold
watch and Doctor Boegelt a S. gold piece to the
first two members bringing In the largest num-
Der OF candidates. The contest closes July IL.
Mount Auburn Camp had a good meeting last
Friday evening. despite the rainy weather. Tho
clerk was instructed to notify ali members to be
present next Friday evening. as. a photograph
OF the officers in their new gowns will be taken
In addition TO tho members present. As it is
tho intention OF the camp to have the photograph
reproduced In the Sovereign Visitor. a full
attendance Is desired,
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Who does not know Of Clara Barton and the great society of which she 4,
the practical hard working President?
Ask any of the Boys in Blue who 50 glmiously upheld or banner. in ts
Spanish War; ask them who Is the most heroic woman in the world, and they
will answer with ne accord "Clara Barton"
supaintending in person, in the midst of those fever stricken ranks in
Cuba, the supplies and the medicines which w government failed to pro-
vide, Clara Bartons services to our soldiers will ever remain fresh in their
memories. 1t is beyond question that Clara Barton and her relieving forces
saved tbousandso of precious lives in that campaign
Every battlefield of modern times could tell a similar tale.
All civilized and event barbarian nations yield courtesy and consideration to
the cause Clara Barton represents and the official emblem of her society.
Armenia, Africa, and India have cause o praise her good works
III the midst OF deepest carnage her dag, the Red Cross, Is never fred upou,t
The whole earth recognizes it and bows before it.
Surrounded by the clashng interests of a selfish world Clara Barton stand.
for generosity untTing energy, and sublime devotion to the relief Of distress.
Mothers bless her for the lives of sons. !
Wives give her grateful thanks for husbands restored to them By hw
timely aid.
Children owe her gratitude for fathers safe return. p.
If Clara Barton gives her endorsement to a medicine let yerv sufferer Aae
heed, because she. speaks solely in the interests of humanity. This i what she
says:
1--WE have tried. DR.. 0reenes Nervura blood and nerve remedy
and although the remedy has been in our hands but a short time,
we Judge that the remedy has all of the merits which are claimed for
It. We shall still continue its use, with the expectation that we
shall be able to indorse 1t still more highly" CLARA BARTON.
President Of the American National Red Cross, Washlngton. Dc
by nor people whom it has cured, more physicians lore hospitals and u
charitable societies than any other remedy in the world, and if you wish n
made well and strong again, if you wish health to take the place of diea
you wish to know what it is to be without pain, weakness, nervousness, hr
orr indeed any kind of nervous or physical suffering, take Dr. Greenes NJ
blood and nerve remedy.
Consultation, examination and advice in regard I, any ease NAV :"
free, personally or by letter. al Dr. Greenss office, 80 West Fourteentb'b
New York City. Call or writ to-day.
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RENouNc-IGIoN.
Relative of TH9et aa.h.H Be-
cause of the

IL. an ex-Captain
Paris, April B-io.e sister ia thu
of the Russian 5fs ION. Andrew.
wife OF Count + to M. Robi.onn'
has written an ST the Holy synod
ostzeff. Chief Pr in the Aurore Of
which will be I Diterix says he
paris. In this md nationality on
renounces his u~nicatiou of Count
account Of the is now residing in
Leo Tolstoi.
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