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The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-18
wenyers, Strike NAV ne co.,,v

Gnilford, Me-, June 17.-Forty weav-
ers employed in the Piscataquis Wool
en- company's mills here have struck.
and if the trouble is not Immediately
settled the entire plant, the principal
industry of the town, will be closed.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-18
Held Under Peace Fond.

Before Magistrate Bradley last night,
Eliza Roach was charged by franklin
Shea with using slanderous and abusive
LANGUAGE. She was required to furnish
800 bond to keep the peace.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-18
fined for Assault

Edward HanIey and Henry c. John
son, both colored, We're charged in city
court yesterday with assault on Fred
Burke They were fined $40 each.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-18
Granted Letters.

Register Of Wills Crossan yesterday
granted letters Of administration On the
estate Of Wilmer e. Pennington 81 81.
Ge0rges hufllred 70 Ella Huntington.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-18
MulIip's Condition Sill tri,ic.I

lh"lIas MnIin, Tie saloon keeper who
WIS "h"t several weeks ago, is Still III Il
"llilrhl condition iIe WAS removed from
IN" Delaware Hospital u liz home last
week.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-18
Coming Home.

:, Captain G. R. Colquhcun, stationed in
San Juan, Porto Rico, will arrive home
this week. He has been given thirty
days' leave of absence.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-06-18
A Drop in Potatoes.

Potatoes nave fallen in price. New
potatoes have ON an average suddenly
dropped ~ cents and 81 on the barrel.
which means an average drop OF fifteen
cents per basket.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-16
NEW MAIL SERVICE
Be Direct Exchange From Seattle
 to Dawson

r he s.1tus brought the news that ou ths iuth. at Washington. D. C.. the gene .-l superintendent of thr mau service aa. e out this notice.
 Nu ouler has begn issued establish I1r l direct exchange of ordinary uu- r.r stereu mails between Seattle and ru Wsou and White Horse n thc Yukon Is rct British Columbia. to commence nc once.
 Also. dIecoutuuins Che present cN- ch Iug. between Sk1EWly. Alaska. and I.tke Bennett B. C The direct malls I. tween Dawson and White Horse and S. IttIe Wiu be conveyed between Sk1g- wa and Seattle at times n thr cusfo,, uf the Seattle and Sk1gway railway post- oHI, .e. and when ao forwarded they win b. alpsued and distributed in the railway post office and malls nude up for thr d.s- tribt .tIon ou arrival at Seattle hut whom dispa tch from SkleW1y is made hy' .t..,u 1ers ou which th,rr is no service ty r uw1y postal clerks they win be| d.uv, rcd intact to Che Seattle office for| dirtrl ution. etc.
 .aIhs postonIce department has olso| lrrrur .d for trlnsm.ttiue. ut regular iu- t.r,alE sucIs uf registered mall hc- tws.a seattle and Valdes
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-16
TO BE STEAM
 LINE
Hawkins Changes Plans of
 Dawson Road

E. C. Hawkins is In Victoria comforting with Ono people In regard Go certain enc lcprisos in thot province upon which. ot Che present moment h is of course in- advisable for him Co speak.
 Mr. Hawkins is morc Immediately fine tcrrcstcd In rauwuy scheme lu Che f1r North. In 1VS charter was obtained from tho Dominion government for Ono building of line from Dawson Co Grand Forks and Eldomdo creeks This charter was known as Che O'Br.cn charter. and. although valuable concessions 1ccompn- nlcd it. no action hos yet hocn taken to construct Che lnc which was Che os- tonsIblc object or obtaining Che charter
 A number or people have boon ncrotia- ting with Che owner for Che franchise, but Mr. Hawkins has now secured thc op- tIon. and. provided Ono chouor itself and Che right of way can hc obtained without dimculty. win ot once take steps towarl Che construction of tho line. Hc stltcd that if none of these difficulties ar, presented hc hopes Co hovc trains running out Co Grand Forks by September next or course 10 win bo impossible Co undertake construction untn next spring. owing Go winter in Che North being now imminent
 The point at which construction win commence. and whcrc Ono base of sup plies for Che railway win bc. win ho at Iliondikc city iust across Che Hlondikc river from Dawson. Hero a water front of aiV hundred feet was obtained under Che OBricn charter and Che trains of Che Klondhc Muucs railway. as Che new lnc win bc known. win traverse thIs frontage so that Che river fleet may hc loaded di- rrcuv from Che cars This is un im- portaut point. as thc new lnc win up tho coal area udI1ccnt to Dawson. which arc daily becoming more essential to thc mines from Che fact th1t Ono wood uuI of Che country h becoming exhaust .d Transferred Co thc river steamers. this cou can bc employed. not only for dlel on Che boats. but win bc distributed from thesc lt Che different bases of Che mining camus aloue thc river both up and down.
 Tho lime win be about thirty miles in i.nctn. and win follow thc Nloudilr river to Grand Forks which IH tho nctuai base of th, Eldorido and Eou1uza digEinEs. It.v win be prolonged up to Dominion crock. and m timc may of course hc stun further extended along tho tributaries of hc Eloudikc and ts ailments.
 The railway win be steam one' ana win dcrivc ts fuel principally from th' co1l seams n Ono ucishhorhooi of p'W son. Afterwards thc road may bc cone yrrtsi into uu electric luc tho1Fh 'his |. entirely 70 matter of thc future.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-16

som does not lead to similar outragos when the risk is corrcspoudingly in- creased. In thc second place Che meas urcs that win bo adopted after Mss stone Is safc and among friends once moro wii be such that no one win bc Inclined Go pursue this peculiar avocation
 Wherever citizen of Che United states may bc. lawfully and in pursuit or lawful business. therc is Che whole power or Che United States An its army. oI Its navy. an lts resources in men and money stand behind Che humhlost citlzcn who is acting within hts rights. That citizen may not suncr wrong without adequate rcnarutlon. and that rcparution Is Go bc enforced with thc power of Che nation It is tho law of national cNis- tencc for every country that respects it- self or demands Che respect of others, and 10 win hc followed Co Che bitter end.
 Tho Turkish government and Che Mncc- Ionian committee arc now cndcavoring to shift and shuttle and attempt escape from rcsponshuity We win attend Co their cosc in due time. ft cnu bc osccr- t1incd perfectly ln whose territory Miss stone was subjected Go this lndignily in whose territory she was held prisoner and who is responsible No nation con escape by pleading Impotence, either t must protect our citizens within its iuris- diction from an assault. or we win sec that such protection for tho futurc is -uarautccd. after cNuctius due rcpamton for what has been suffered Tho ease of Miss Stone win not hc settled unul Che ransom that ls necessary Go pay Inns hocn recovered. and uutl go recurrence ot such outrarcs is made impossible by thc magnitude or Che exemplary punish mont that we win innict upon Che guilty or responsible partica-P-L
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-16
Camoral Club Election

The. annual election of the officers if One y v. c A Camera Club w1s held iu their club rooms Monday night When fb. l, ii,ss hud boon counted it was fvutd tb,t r M F um was reelected pres Iiert. N IL Downing. uce-presid"nt.
 A..t..urH sr...tlp md w. D. shorthn treasurer
 As nm evidence or their appreciation of tbe h .ooors bestowed upon them. Che newly .t .cted officers provided % supper for tb. e lub which was heartily enjoyed Than. v. ts fuu attendance and One election assed or pleasantly
 n ,,,. sscd Go amend che constitution of fh.. clui iu regard Go Che day and hour .r b,llInr future meetings. Hereafter on. Gamer Club win hold its meetings .n rr.d,v ,sen.ngs at S o'clock. Instead of uord,v so.euues ot S.2o o'clock.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-16
THE CASE OF MISS STONE

Tho e1.. ar Miss Star- th. American missionary who hr. b..u Kidnapped and a-I for riUam II. Huutuu- national attention uor.. |. being lbsrrIbeJ Iu br-r amount. t. .T..f b.r r.e.le Uer rsltr.s and friends rre suffering t.r- rh.e anxiety eues tb- penalty of failure to urolI.. tH. H...elr amount .s to bs her J.1th 10 tH. rHnls of th- br.eands who captured H.r 10 ie1 rlse to attract the sympathy and etIr the Indignation of Che whole people. lHu tbr government at VashnuoH s taking active steps u Che matter
 Tho proper cnurtr seems in no wise doubtfuL HnI that coure. win undoubt- ojIy br pursued Miss Stone win be rose cued. This country would better pay millions thln suffer Che death or % single citizen at the hands Of barblrlus and banltu Tho possible encouragement offered to r.naIt tha offence does uot come into the calculation lt 1u In Che first place. aa ue saw in Che case of Che Armour abduction the payment of ran-.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-16

A man named picuaIdc was 70 witness b,forc Che naval nvesugatiug court. lmt possibly oven a mon with five successive voWeIs In hls nomc might, with great effort. tel Che truth
 Tho New Jersey Democratic state Com veBt.on Is reported to have been "turhu- lent" This information was supornuous, it was 70 Democratic convention.
 A Ncw Jersey policeman was robbed of 1u hIs possessions while hc was asleep 10 ueyer pays Go sleep in a state which s ul of trusts
 ,rhr uf. or a Philadelphia man was sl yrd by S,luo rou of bills iu hs peck et which protected him arainst bullet GvDr, one should provide himself with sucIl protector immediately
 Iord Kitchener reports with regret that he is vst uncertain where he win c1t hs Chustmls dinner
 What does Che Commandcr-n-Chief of thr Army and Navy need of thc utI' of hrrvrt BrIr1dEr-Ccncral
 Tho celebration thlt was Go have taken place. In London when the Shamrock hft- sI tf,c cup has becn indefinitely poeipon- ,I
 a
 Eirr Edward announce h's Intention to travel when Che South African wnr is orer TO ls understood chat he has not yet bought bls tickets Tho question h1s ar.eeu a7 to whether or mod. am oath taken oyer the telephone Ie I.-,l 10 certainly ought Co be if then, ie 1u .thinr iu common ue1er.
 Ths two Kansas boys who h1vo raised - usbsIs of pot1toss arc disappointed In 7lot having an opportunity Go build 70 .-c ht to win back thc cup from Lipton.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-16
Buys Gold Dust

pay cash tor gold dust. pay 70 httI' moro chan Ono bank. and koep th' store upsn uuuu 20. m. Also continue Go i''' money ou colDtculs. and s'i N'teH'a. diamonds and icwrIp twenty pcr cent i,ss tban Seattle prices. We m'nui'ctn'. .n our store au our uusrct IeWrlN 'n' t,,p a hre,r stock chan any store in Dawson
 KEEIAR. thc Money NHf
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-16
cttss,r,r., l..yFRuygwggy

ffvuholssh ,.ta fss t,sf ef "For Reai" "fa saif" % "Wasiai." foo efun ftr word Jor fnifs. i1toa. oas efui t,f oori or ei,b nhislHsHi irif'- hou Unffr tfis "Sinahosi Waaisf." oHf fH De- mirf. No asu~Hirnali fsisa for coo bm iuia5.aVf essh.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-16
Eaoamer Notes

Flyer rI um t.aldt ia due Go arrive tomor- Tow
 The Hating or Che c. p. N. Co.,. win .-r.ve t.rlori uE might at i2 o'clock and san south Fri day night
 According o ndvices received ycstcr- day. Che Cott we City win sah from se' atu- tomo rrov 2 niEht
 Tho po,p bin should have arrived at Se- attt. yest.i day morning and alils north b8untf taul. ht arrIUuE here sunday
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-16
EDITORIAL PIcKUPs

wantaec England was once famous as Che birth place of Alfrcd Che Grcot' now 60 is known as Che English country scat of King Richard Crokcr What a nu was there,
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-16

Now ls your chance for a bargain in Fan md Winter underwear.
 Choncy's Boston Store.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-16
roW SnNr.

FOR RENT-Uan in Daily Alaskan build lng Apply Co J. A. Mollneaux or e. w. pcSucca. u
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-16

Buvinr a sun i-lor sut without seeing our stock ir rec kiessness. Clayson e. Co.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-16

Baths in porcelain, tuhs ot tho Royal root Fifth avenue. Ladies apartments steam heat.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-16

A fancy u.. tf pr a pisan price at Clay lon'h
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-16

We arc having a bon1dde Reduction salc on ou of our hieh roa' stock Choncy's Boston store
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-16

Fine clothing a fair price is a sure pre- vcutauvc Of a duh day in our store Claygou G Go.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-16
STEAMERS DUE IN PORT.
Tho following steamers are scheduled to -rrlvn on Inc daina nnmnd.
DIED

CLIFFORD-M Bishop Rowe hospital, October %. Dora Cunori; of consump- uon. Aged 2S years. rntcrmcnt pri- yotc.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-16

Sweaters. ucrligic shirts .I r.ior and sizes at way down prices
 ChCnoy's EU.inu store
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-16

You can rct good ntuu. .Uus6 suit this week flor fi5m ot ch Ho' roeton Store.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-16

Tho New Jersey pcmocruo state Com veBtion is reported to have been "turhu- ieut" This information was supcrfluous; it was a Democratic convention.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-16
Proposed Electric Light Rates
SKAGWAY, ALASKA

This new schedule of rates to go 'n't effect when new plant starts-about S Q. vembor ist
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-16

A New Jersey policeman was robbed of tu hts possessions while he was asleep Ii never pays Go sleep in state which s uu or trusts.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-16

.rhc uf. of Philadelphia man was 10 grd by 90 NnWo rou of bills in hie peck .t which protected him arainst 90 bullet a,r, one should provide himself with ucir a protector immediately
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-05-03
Location.

They are located on high ground It an
elevation of from 200 to 500 feet, Attending
unsurpassed scenic and marine views.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-05-03
Special Inducement to Builders.

TO all who will begin the erection of
houses within 90 days, we will make
special inducements In the matter of trans,
portation Of building material over our
railway.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-05-03
PACIFIC HEIGHTS!
ATTRACTIONS OFFERED TO HOME SEEKERS.
Water.

Water will be supplied at the rate Of
SIS per year for each lot, from our Pacific
Heights Water System. This Is less
than city rates.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-31
Fish That Live In Nests.

A gentleman living on the shores of Lake Sunapec. in New Hampshire has discovered q species of fish that dis plTy great skill as architects and build CTS
 "My fish had selected |; quiet cove within few feet of the shore and quite near a TOW of cottages. he says. "I'resunahly they were less in fear of man than of the tinny tribe. Their nnStS We're peculiar in form and about the size of Il hllShel basket. They were holIoWea out i'll the center, like q saul cef. and were kept ill perfect shape and beautifully clean by a swift, fan like motion of the tail fin of the fish, held iit Il perpendicular position.
 "l'hc bottom of the lake being of a dark color and these nests made of white s;tnd. you could easily see what il neat hoaSpheepet this little fish was. Each nest had it's owner, who fought for her hearth aud home with great valor. chasing off every intruder and seldom being YaIl4nished in the fray.'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-31
W HEEL Bt R IS
AT TIE COTTON BELT SHOPS
 TODAY
And MT. BaIeau Was Seriously Hurt Shops Shut Down Until Re
 pairs Are Made.

This morning about o'clock the large fly wheel on the stationary engine in the ear department of the Cotton Belt shops became uncontrol- able and broke. which caused quite panic among the men for short while. large piece of the wheel struck Al. Balleau, a carpenter. on the shoulder, inHitting a horrible gasa on the shoulder blade and making a serious wound. The company physi- elan was immediately summoned . dress the injured mans wound. after which he was taken to his home 'a the country. GIT Inc Sulphur Springs road Mr Balleau fs very fine me. chapfe, ha1ine ben in tie employ of the Cotton Bell Tor d great while and this is his first accident
 a,1le eatfra ear shoHs haa=ta b. slaH d.t#a #ea seil3 ae8ain==o aHt5l tHe en= siae is rapai5ed and f5les Ioree of @aehiHi=t} afe no0 at W@G en t6e wheel and engine.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-31
Eor County Treasurer.

To the Voters of Jefferson County: ! hereby announce that am eandi- date for reelection to the office ot county treasurer Of Jefferson conntY subject to the action of the Democrat ic party. If elected promise to dis charge the drties of the office in a careful, faithful and business like way. Respectfully
 JESSE R. CORE.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-31
N ere ! the sun.

Were the sun. Id d@.ty, eTJ5ue on holidays,
 Wer the stH; On sleepy heads Ed nrvrr gaze, RlIt focus all my rals On busy folks of br-tliHg wats,
 Were l the sun. would no melt ,lcd,lins snow,
 We're the s,iH, Nor spoil fha ice where shsters g.. Nor hep those useless weeds b grow,
 Were the sun, I'd warm the swimming pool just right,
 Were l the sun; On school days I would hile mf light; The femfh I'd aluay. .ila faH bright Nor sel ,9 soon aG Gtl'i-tts5. night,
 Meta t4e ,..ia Iwags r E.ad zta 1s tavs,
 We -lfa Su sal ? man lG,i3a#-- Dt l womb taAer In s53:i# ff5 r1 MED f5r [ =,
 We:1 l ,s0
 l.t.l 1ima9
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-31
NOTICE TO CANDIDATES.

The rate for announcements of e3ns 4ldates for county offices ill b. ,a tEe Daily and tAe Semi-Weekly Graphic, is $i3. In the Semi-Weekly alone. $18 The Graphic weGld respectfully say b those who contemplate mals.es an- nouncements for office that t prints and distributes more papers in one week than all the other 2e&spapers in the city combined print and distribute in the same period Of time, hence no candi= date can afford to leave his anEoullea= ment out of the Graphic if he desires to make it in the newspaper which is read by the greatest namber of peo- pie.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-31

Eo7la .zg@ 1las asi eNlda49n et Ber trGc Giarac52r= las Gene"
 -Nad tiHt Was the way il which l was relieved IFea aN notherzAl iaS. She tIn4elz zeaaft a.s;lIn, and If @He had doro so doubt whether Pierre would have let her in.
 For le las cone fo tE!nll exactly as I do about mothcrs-in-laW. - Cleveland i.Hin ppaier
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-31
JAS. GOCI 7

hereby announce as candidat ? for Sheriff of Jefferson county, subject 10 the action of the ensuing Demo- cratic primaries. Thankful for you confidence in the past if again hono~. ed promise to be faithful to the trust seposed in me Respectfully.
 JAS Y SAUNDERS.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-31
Sugar Attracts. soap RepeIs.

Here is curious little experiment.: Obtain q basin of water and arrange number. of matches on the surface in the form of a star as shown in the ac- companyiug illustration. When the match heads are all nicely together in
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-31
ANNOUNCEMENT TS.
For Sheriff.

For Sheriff Of Jefferson county. sub icct to the Democratic primaries If elected my entire time and attention shall be given to the affairs of the oi flee. administering without fear or favor the law to the best Of my ability. Your vote and influence earnestly so licited Respectfully.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-31
For County Clerk.

The Graphic is authorized to an- naunce Mr E. B: Bloom as a candi- date for reelection for county clerk; subject to the action of the democratic primary election.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-31
For ASse ssor.

The Graphic is authorized to an nounce J. W. GIBSON as a candidate for Assessor, subject to the action If the Democratic primary.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-31

representative of which is now in the city for limited time. Offices in 9arlors IS and 20, Hotel Truloek. His terms ars so reasonable all can meet him. Office hours a. m. to F h.. , to and to 3 D. m.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-31
Sn HelN LIZ MoEke

ts'= eeuter If the haSin. touch the wa arf vifa q r'erz. If salp iHe matches will maht fal- the sidc of thr basin without lI5e=tea~l possible delay NoW flsr o..t tse ..eap anal touch the walpr AstA =.a f.at-e=e =ei. s1faat ;Isld you will see q ~f3aa4r S14fl \1l llH matches will rntuun t. fr= center of lhc basin aud appear tp feed en the Sugar with the greatest aNiditN
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-31
Circuit Clerk.

The Graphic is authorized to an- nounee EDGAR BREWSTER as can lidate for Circuit Court Clerk, subieet to the action of the Democratic party
 The G}anhie is authorized ta an- nounee WALTER L. GOODWIN as I candidate fer the office of eireGt clerk f Jefferson county, subject ta the ae- ton of the Democratic primary elea- ton.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-31
PRECEDED HIM
oAROO MET MANY OF THE -or CITIZENS YESTERDAY
conoratuated Him on His Mar
 . Work in Other Cities When They Called Upon Him.

Rabboo, the famous Hlndoo nd palm reader, arrived in the asterday and has engaged par s and 20, Hotel Trulock He highly recommended by the and the most learned and scien- ,odies of the world. He is q of India. born in Calcutta, and ,dent of the T. T. $. Brotherhood s Presidency, s. India, a secret fife brotherhood over three md years old. As an expert palm Ia an adept in occultism he without a peer on the Amef!e bntinent. His work is marvellous, |rtlinp and truthful as to seem supernatural. He never seeks ] i've person, but tells the plain, lished truth in so fofeefHl and lsive a manner, that all are coll .1hat he is an expert pa!mist Adept in oceuitism.
 1 Babboo's fame had preceded | this city. Yesterday he was lpon by many of the oldest an Iizeas Of Pine Bluff who had of the wonders ha bal l. ia occult science. #and tha ttartling predictions he hal h other cities. He was kept Ihis offices from , D. m, until last night
 n nature is the same today as btion ago. Mighty men of all ke been mysties. Napoleon be the Star of Destiny . SWed Eiscelned the distant the sn- |al, the supernal; Socrates, Iof of ancient Greece. and the biestic invisible presence ef feding ages, was guided anu by his Dalmon, while hosts souls have reVerently walk bedience to occult monitors. tchanan. the founder of tha science Of psyehnometfy bed as seer of the temple those sublime truths yelled masses by an outer physical lm. while Crooks. the great st of the age; Wallace, the aturalists and co-discover"r n of the inevitable law )f A. Hammarion. star of the nitude in the Science of In and Zoelber the mightiest of hmans, have all barred their bt heads in the clearly per assure of occult force. Ma l |eye of transformation from (sis of the physical universe the physic realm, the linn fvoir of cause of form, of soul.
 people compare for a mo Ieult knowledge and palmis- Q philosophic sons of anci There reigns the adept, the he profound master, whose line and whose wisdom is lation of unknown cer- peal from rapt souls to the
 whose hands rigid matter k, palpitates with life and hagic touch of mind as }
 seintillate and the heay- E. mighty, noble ocean
 olossal volume eyer rest fd fro. the earth teens
 pd bird and fruit and flow Pulling man. but only the 1ognized. Latent in this Nd are powers uncompre
 scientist, the slave of
 and crucible. This then Fee and hidden magazine
 Prof Babboo draws upon
 cravings of the multi
 bltions of science. of in
 superior discernment,
 N like. flash dazzling
 Edward into the past and
 the Egyptian darkness
 Rking eternity itself lu-
 sult him if you would
 nately apprehend the
 |onl born to mastery oyer
 ted with that divine af-
 uchsafed to those who
 long line of psychic
 Is. This learned Hin
 lthout peer or rival
 wonder-working mind.
 ln, Bellachim, Hensolt.