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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-23

snowstorms Mere preceded by ooplou'
rains, which prepared che soil to retain
the snow that fcl later Every sign M
dlcatcs that Inc agrIculmist VIII be
wen satisfied rlth the wealth that snow
and frost together store up IN 'he
mountains.
In eastern satos strange for this
season Of the year billiards. ana uooos
have done much damage Human liyeS
have been LOST. vast number OF AMI
mails have perished, and much property
has been destroyed. In Pennsylvania
10000 miners are said to nave been
thrown out of employment ana 'he
losses to propenyare estimated at from
sS,ooO,OOO to s5oOQoo It Is represented
chat sl,OOo,OOo viii barely cover me
losses to plttsburgs interests alone
Railroad trafIlc was suspended for some
time, Utah Gas many things to be
thankful FOR, as the first year Of the
century is drawlng to close Ana
the climatic conditions are among tnese'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-23
Snrinrfinld Republican.


The United States government can do
nothing as q mediator unless its coed
offices are requested by both govern
ments. 1t Is we'll known In Washington
that any step indicating that this coun-
try presumes TO exercise a su2erainty
ever South America, In affairs between
South American states, would be Bit
terly resented. Neither Argentina nor
Chill would recognize the right Of the
United States, as a tutelary or pro-
tCcting power, to intervene In their
cuarrels. The Monroe doctrine, as a
matter Of fact, has never been pushed
by American Statesmen to such an ex-
treme, and II could not be without
denying to such countries as Argentina
and Chile complete sovereignty under
International law. The Washington
government. however, Is always at lib
crty to make II known that IL would
gladly tender its good offices were they
desired. and limitations to- that effect
have already been sent to Buenos
hyres and Santiago.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-23
:
SOUTH AMERICAN SENTIMENT.
New York Mail and Express.

~'NN a VI ahdii Ulih IsApitoos
A war between Chill and Argentina
would be an ugly and deplorable af-
fair, the advantage of which would
probably lie with Chill. Although the
boundary line between the two coun-
tries runs as nearly as possible along
the crest of the dividing Andes rahge,
Chill ~ essentially country of noun
tains and mountaineers, while Argen-
tina is essentially a country of plains
and plalnsmen, lying UP against the
great mountain range which chill
dominates. On the water the countries
are nominally pretty closely matched,
but the Chlleans have better organize
ton and better maritime capacity. A
victory Of Chill over Argentina would
mean u still further disturbance of the
balance Of power In South America In
the interest of Chill.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-23
THE COLD WAVE.

Reports indicate that the cold wave
mas swept an unusually large por-
ton Of the northern hemisphere
While the United States were suffering
rom bllzzards, Great Britain and
France were swept by snow storms.
Ine southern states were also touched
pE the wave In Georgia the tempera-
ture Iell lower than It has been since
lS52.
ia Utah thcre is much satisfaction
the meteorological conditions. Tho
.,o'' came purifying the air, and sol.
'a''yins The snow In the mountains for
use when needed the coming year. The
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-23

II Chilli and the Argentine Republic
get to fighting, 1t Will be an easy mat
Ter for our government TO become in
volved therein, providing II be animat-
ed by the mcddlesome spirit Of lingo
ism instead Of statesmanlike common
sense. A South American war would
almost surely arouse shallow but
roisy sentiment In this country In
favor of intervention upon one llimsy
retext or another. Corrupt specula-
tors who make money out OF the
agonles of war never lose an opportu-
nity of encouraging II.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-23
Boston Herald.

It Is certainly satisfactory that Chile,
which seems TO have the better chance
OF winning In a war, even though Ar
gentina may be supported, II resort
is had to arms, by some OF its neigh
bors, should be willing to arbitrate
rather than fight; and, If Argentina Is
not equally conciliatory, 1t WIN look as
though the government Of that coun-
try considered that 1t had, through the
possible assistance to be given by Bo-
iiyia. Paraguay and Uruguay. the best
opportunity It was likely to have "a
pull down, and possibly industrially
ruin, It's exceedingly able neighbor and
rival.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-23
rhinnro Recnrd. Herald.

Nothing short Of an International
court OF arbitration and an actual con-
federation of nations could compel the
Independent states to apply for arbl-
tfation 10 settle their disputes AS the
states which have reason to suspect a
design on the part OF the stronger
cnes 10 "beneyolently assimilate" them
win never assent 10 eny such arrange
ment. 1t was inevitable that the dream
" the late James G. Blaine was not to
be realized this early in the twentieth
century
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-23
New York Evening Post.

A German waBhip Is said to be on
her way to collect Venezuelan debt
and our Jingoes are ruitllng with dis
tleasure. Has not the day come, how
ever. to take business view of these
business matters? Are we going 70 let
the South Americans think they can
safely, In our shadow, play fast and
loose with their European obligations,
while not even descending their aver
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-23
Sacramento Record-Unlon.

News Is at hand, apparently reliable
that the United States has offered It's
friendly aid to secure a settlement OF
the issues between the two nations
This was to have been expected But a
dispatch from Buenos Ayres Is to the
effect that Argentina does not consider
the United states its friend, and that
II there is arbitration England VIII be
chosen to the office Of umpire We
scarcely credit this story, There Is not
q particle Of foundation for the charge
that our government Is biased In favor
OF Chile.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-23

,r, No was stern against EVIL OPP
,s...lon and hypocrlcy He was gentle
y luuo chad to the good ana the
,.re ne was like a lion roarlns from
ma Forest against the corrupt the
,,ondoror and the trickster His nina
.nrod 10 the highest heavens yet ne
.a, or,nently practical as TO thinss
,rth. He unfoded the future yet
~ ,oode provision for the present ana
..hue teaching his people how to pray
I. also showed them how to wo'S IN
..nd,no aides and Temples and proyld-
,or The needs Of the body The
o T work achieved by President
pTgbom young IN leading the way 70
mos, mountains and building up 'nls
community was Accomplished under
, ,Da snlrlt and directions Of the great
u ,,r If the nineteenth century
rso I.atte.day saints, therefore 40
,an 10 honor his name and revere MS
memory. and the services held on sun
H"y wcro but a small tribute to his
an,,b vet they win tell a story to 'ne
~orl1 which is worthy Of attention
.na win aid the work Of carrying tue
c.auot "a the ends Of the earth ana
,no Gathering in Of the elect OF uod'
nrcparatory to the coming OF hln'
,ybose right it is to reign, when Joseph
,no seer and all the Prophets ana
Apostles Of ancient and later aays Jay,
wifi stand in their proper places ana
receive thelr reward. Let 'ne name -. ~
Iosooh the Prophet and OF Hyrum INC
patriarch be ever honored in israel
and may the day soon dawn when 'ne'r
go, ozark for the benefit Of fallen humani. "
,,an no hlly known and apprecated'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-23

1t does not look well for member
of the state Judiciary to so about tell
ing what a had reputation a man bore
in this or that place, when that man
is under arrest charged with the gray-
est crime known TO the law.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-23

sion TO us? The revelations which we
are getting OF the real sentiment ana
attitude OF the South Americans to-
ward us should lead us to ask our
selves more soberly what our sentl-
inents and attitude should be towards
them
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-23

In transmitting message across the
Atlantic by wireless telegraphy, Mar
conf accomplished great feat, but
now those whose business may be In
jured thereby are trying to Jump on
him with both feet.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-23

for those with which the pubic has
become familiar The revisore we're
conscious Of this and so have other
scholars been, II " pretty clear Tint
the public VIII not accept d paraphreael
instead Of q translation. 4
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-23

The Sampson-Schey controversy
seems destined, like the little brook,
to go on forever and forever. 1t Is
time that this particular little brook
became an underground stream.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-23

An earnest Christian Scientist" has
undertaken to cure a jaguar In the
Chicago geological gardens Of rheumat-
ism. According to the last accounts
the jaguar still had the rheumatism.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-23

II begins to Look as though Santa
Claus would have 10 substitute an au-
tomoblle Tor a sleigh this year.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-23

Chill and Argentina are doing as
much auarreline and talking aa though
they were professional pugilists.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-23

It is said that Senator II. c. Plat
is going to sue William Allen White,
What's the Matter With Kansas
White, for libel. The story may only
he a white lie
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-23

The closing days OF the first year Of
the new century iind many people
striving to get rich. And now as ever
the great thing is to get understanding.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-23

Senator Depew's ccurtshlp win have
a very Nice ending. He is nice sort
of man and deserves a nice wife.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-23

John De witt Warner has attacked
the ship subsidy bill. This means that
It Is in the Frye-ing pan but not YET
in the fire.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-23

Selections from the poems of Elder
Henry W. Nalsbitt are published in
book form, and make splendid Xmas
volume suitable for holiday present.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-23

Uncle Sam finds his treasury surplus
a burden lie Is the only ruler in the
world who has any such tronhle.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-23

w. p. Curtis says that seryia Is the
reor mans paradise. 1t may be. pro.
yided poor man can have para
disc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-23

Secretary Root does not nince words
In his reprlmand Of General Miles II
the generals oifense was grleyous,
grievously hath he paid for It.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-23

There is no war but the country stil
has war taxes. Which shows that while
a man may cease from his labors his
works do follow him,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-23

General Miles should have used the
round robin method OF expressing
his views as observation-disclosures Roose-
welt did IN Cuba,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-23

Everybody praises the Christmas edi-
ton Of the Descrct News We apppe-
clate their appreciation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-23

The Beers are preparing FOR n sum.
mer campaign. Tho British may OK
pect a hot time. M
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1901-10-04
LOCAL HAPPENINGS,

Flor de Nicollet cigar the best for
your money. Try few.
Mrs. N. Cowling was in Duluth
Monday.
John Grant went to Duluth yester-
day on business.
A. d. Ellefsen went to Duluth yes
terday on business trip.
Mrs. Geo. Smith visited in Duluth
Saturday between trains.
Attorney Thomas is in Duluth this
week in attendance OF court.
Several crews have been laid off in
the Ely yards the past week.
J. II. Marks has sold to M. Kangas-
neimi, lot 2, block IS, for $500.
w. w. Browne the Biwabik at.
torney was in the city Tuesday.
Cut flowers regularly at Losey's.
Jos. Stoll returned Wednesday from
Duluth where he had been on bust.
ness.
Landlord Bartlett of the Vail re.
turned yesterday from visit in Du
luth.
Mrs. Peter Schaefer and sons
Leroy and Alvin, spent Saturday in
Duluth.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1901-10-04

Ask your dealer for the famous
Nicollet. Best 10c cigar on earth.
Tower and Soudan have perfected
plans for the erection Of monument
in memory of the late president. The
monument will be built of iron ore
and will attain helghth of about six
teen feet with proper Inscriptions.
The monument will occupy a space in
the street near the Vermilion hotel
and will cost nearly $1,000.
The partridge season opened Tues
day morning and all the week the
woods have been full of hunters who
have made life miserable and short
for the game birds. The information
is gained from those who have been
hunting that the cartridges are
scarce, having been shot away before
the season opened. especially in the
vicinity of the city.
Capt. JAS. H. Hooper of the Noun
tain Iron mine was killed by the cars
at the mine Wednesday morning says
IA dispatch, to the Duluth dailies. He
was getting on the front of an engine
but slipped under and the train passed
over him. Mr.. Hooper was well
known on this and the Mesaba range.
He formerly resided at SOndan where
he was with the Minnesota mine.
Cards have been received in this
city announcing the marriage next
Wednesday afternoon, Oct. 9, of Miss
Alvina Morcom to Rev. Edward
Bull, at Saint Mary's church, Tower,
at high noon. Both of the people are
well known, on the Vermilion range,
Miss Morc0m having resided at Tower
since the opening of the town. She
is the youngest daughter of Capt. and
Mrs. Elisha Morcom and sister of
Master Mechanic MorcOm of this
city. She is very popular in all
circles at Tower, and many friends
wish her unlimited happiness. Rev.
Bull is also well known. both here
and at Tower.
Buy from those who advertise.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1901-04-13
Metallic and Wooden Bzri2l Gases
Aizzys on hand.
Winkler Furniture Co.
South and West.

Froz he = Ls-s RsE1Ac
Coloue. Joha ; Mosoy's belief that
ne sou.h < ID. jas, A. the beginning
Of an ca u sGrPElug prosperity
vhlea nay make S TIE rshes section
tihs Uzssa hasa Ern fOah1ziiOn II
f.ct-
II tns assured grss;sr development
Ct the nssCrs, resources Of iss so1:h
IL middle Essi MS Be in,,aded i
~ fuI sgnizzses Of existing soa5i-
iHrs i ,e be eo1sSlg an insellgeBly
uBcHs.oos. TIE middle Ees: ard the
soz,a arr zEreaiag SIDE ~ stst0wzEd
; g~lorigus 5sslny designed for bolb.
TIE nexs i=saiy-fys years should
witness ibszr do1InEzos II The e31siIy
il msasiAssrss, IL prod1eis Of toe
SOL &od, ss = oOassq8sBes, = eomns,-
el8i and Psille2l n1Gsose-
II the usS 0, lie prOsPsc, Al tie
OPsaing Of the neS oeSury there : no
E&rrow ssc.ionslIsl Of spiri SceouDi-
abe for pTsc5slag tss Vastly Increased
prosperity G55 power Of lite Awenesn
Ess &oi sogth. The development viii
Be nS.G-zi and, therefore, iosEnGble.
TIE Borlh AID sssi- s. ths dominant
seocS0u Of TIE Union, have had their
dEy. Aossdsrsd farms snd disnsrtled
fse.orie testify 70 tie truth OF this
assertion. Agne0ltGre h2s long CEASED
TO pay IN thOse older states. MEDafSe-
turing hE. DOS become Improbable IS
well, the mole euierPEisIng and clearer
sighed eastern manufacturers hksssn-
ing to take sdEan,age Of better eOudi-
tons Il the Wsss aOo south.
This Is simply . bOgesl phase OF the
growth Of 8 gre&; eoautry, embracing
well-nign one-hSif the world In its
territorial sweep. Nature, primarily,
attends 10 s0ca inings. Inc mos. that
man q do Is 10 work in harmony
with nature, PsOiliug BY the operation
of her ~unchsnging laws. Ii is nAture's
tip that Is Dov fixing the attention Of
investors, nanuisctrrers, sg~riculturis,s
sud immigrants alike upon tie south
snd west - the land of creates,
promise.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1901-04-13
OF PUBLICATION.

r. Toe Probate CoaH % z.xv.atc C.r-.~
ar, adjourned Peb-uary Teyw h, -
soudsy bArh llsb. A. D.. lgI
kst2S Of ssdSou FBiau- Je..
- LIS d-y comes - -. Wtl@.n. rt,tltr
AamlnASa1k0r 70 charge Of tie go -
~ s1l ~itiAnA deceased. and prs. -.
EluS prsFlEg for AZ order fOr "a - =,
- muct az re real estate o, 49, 49,
HhIsn~ = VII Day and satisfy IN 49,
~ GEO. z 81 e2tG ztAts AMI yet urnas
Tor Sans % suAclsut sGsts ao.ozr
the accounts, lists and lnyentor4as ,.T-1.r
law In sueh oAsas. rr1 "
% eIGnlhsuoA whereof Il "a oris-so e..
=. PERI interested 10 aid estate - psSi1st
tnstA3pOoAAsop a. Aforesaid hAs b. 1s-so
u.t unSNos TIE cunLr4ry Dc showr - =,
oeIOre me hrl DAY Of the neIt t.rr 49,
Gut V o. hec on the Ses1pd eo,dsS -
nAy, ls9L, 80 order vii be made - 81
neie pl,be Neots or - much Of the ma -
o. seid MADISON NllliAms A. viii h. reS--.
Io!the pay meutof said cehss
ADO } us tuihe ordered thai all ~ TIA
characterization o. LsayeteCnN,,x
served with n0tice ofthsSS -!
ceeolnge According tolAu. wv
ia further ordered hat this NIL.
lahlshed In As Iutelhgepcc- a nsgrsrs--
p-ol1Ao w. Aaid county for fo,r -
eeS!vety before The commeocsnSt =. -
Lex term " the corr Ne
Eue oopy Attest
JANIS ?. CHISS
fNests Jgdss
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1901-04-13
over Ire Stale

Tbs Ujsssa creamery Is reported 70
D dong : go9G Business io star with.
HoPs i nay ooa.iBas 10 prosper.
The O3a,a s,soo, board reorgaa-
lied list wesk by elsc,ing Y. V.
rO~el, presisa;. and / Z Wagner.
re=PresidcIi.
Toe Odessa Deuocrai l&s, seek bad
la-,s agO0t Sr.s Cd Of the a~3Tsu:sges
Of Odss2 We Ike 70 see 8 paper
boon ~ 5Ea lowe.
The HiggiasSine papers are CON-
neocise IL good lime 70 boom The
county far. which wIll be held there
September S, :, 5 and {.
Hannibal will vote on E proposition
April IS 70 iss0s slS5, 900 I per cen,
bonds 10 pugehsse The Hannibal Water
company, o. exec; 5 nez plant.
The HiggiDsViIle school board me,
las, week aud organized oy elec,ing
U. w. Carter, president; Z. W. Kruse,
Uee-prssidsni; q. A Cnamblin, treas
ureT, sud Ssm J Kleiusehmidt,
secretary.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1901-04-13
To Prevent HslIsorns.

Additional interest will BE- ceutense
upon tbe scstylene ga display 81 The
PGR-Amerissn Exposition because Of
the fact tbsf II France 80 seetyleBs
cannon Is used by the ziuegroEers to
prevent hAiisiorns.
The explosive Ageo! used 10 tie suu
Is s miEturs Of aes;ylens and air. add
il is fred BY 81 elecrs ignRer. The
use Of ses.yiene in The gun IS designed
TO obvi&te the necessity Of keeping G
supply OF explosive ms;er!a! OF hand
for charging ths gun
The cannon Is connected With a.
aeesyleos geners,oE, ADe kihGs sI.Ays
ready 70; .
Il Il stated thai S. pound, Of carbide
serves Tor about 1900 charge, and
Will lss: III month";.
The VslVe belseeo the sIplOsoo
chamber and the sCsIylsne generator
e controlled electrically. and the
oPerktSOs Of the gun consists il elos.
ing ias g~As-yA!Te eireui. fer : ie.
sscoEds, then opening it aDe closing
TIE igoIssf eireor: to Ere the charge
IL il sAid thai = battery O. guns nav
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1901-04-13

Seos=iy syakiag. krDers SSold
%; He expected % take = 1seh iuier-
- IN - zs,o1os2s s1h'sa Al tie
Paa-ADsr5oo EXP<aios a PeOPls
Eh0 RESIDE il cUz where s1oosh
pSys1s5,s are =, a. ss&ozs STSisole
for Ise oP<rs;iSa CT TIE boFslss
carriages, -, 4 he rsPon thai oo1ts
froD CosOrSto l. irDs 4 r possible ibe
farmers, WtO Vsi The PzB-ADeucSs,
Eiu b HOIs is,sn@sed Shzs Au.bod!
e@ il tbe AE,oUoSils dlsP.&y. The
reason Ct s1ea 5 pslbiry : tO5rd 70
the fscl lhzs zColols3o 1ar : sad 10
have IuEsoiss A. automobile foI las
u& oi fETueEs- L EzeAlns st3eA
NAY t. opr4fed ~ gasoline o. eec
tncny, aud MS stEp;sa 70 P0agsing.
ssstiog- c1llFzlr- O: hzryssing. lbs
engi8s @ Do,0r J.. o. he forward d.
drTEs =bers, Eazch sic i,i1et b a
lOog reach 10 ioe susls- rs- gkae<,
over EhAe1 Tie seal o. lie driver :
plEced- 4 large transverse Tar 5; ,he
center, G1d % tbs transverse ~ To-
P3OUgb, eCl,iTsio- 0: o,ber 2ppIA2ce
t0- farm wort nay D s,.ssbet he
.eniirs power Of the engine rs! D
sPp!i=i 10 Gle Ebee 70 ges L OF Of :
hole O. III, AID lie .A7:e can b
tanned IL zS1A.. compass.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1901-04-13
TRUSTEES SALE.

Nberea 1ilu2n hsmtsr az FfittA-.-
Afmper. rs sifa - their rer.r O.. ~
-. = January - Ia r. rscd Fs
recorder q des1s IA ana .5r
20 -Hty. Missouri ia book No IN 49,
conveys % O-er r Taft. tvss,@e -
io4iOsinE describes "a. estate h
county htsS0urL - ~.
fAfs9, tie vest h.! OF s-r'!o- tz.rty-
hllS W, boErstig rftF ,Sl urrt. 49,
tSenty-seyen To Eest0f the 81 n, .-7-s
meriQlS, bo1pE@c = fIlius- l. -, a
-ifLln6 A. the Northwest or-v.- ~ =.
sNolty-L+7e - tL-Ece ezv a
t1e E~Ss.oo-st corner % ths Io-.k.-.
thence SOUTH Ssyenty-f0-r "a ~. - -.
Ls-oeh. thcsos Eth sid brace 49,
va ssn9 10 the uiadle ther.os
EtslCe- y Is Intersection Eitt "a Ti..is
So.-s-hS c'~s ~ the mouth ~ S.7d
r 'hsHee oosn said sni-s-Bsr
Soeieot - Toe vest line OF S5ia Ssrt,C-
VNeLFs- nins ia, thence p1r-l - go
slhn,ns. Containing - BE--S 80
-nl-e sAd desd o. tr-st Es rS4S ~ 60
p11p@ pomtssofy note o. G5n S.d
sS-P.a notes eyidercfnE H. -
'h.reos N said deed ottr-sf fCliv saZ--st-
soAra3S Eassid pra-ipaT -
LoS ustnf1d January lst izC 80 -
agreement be;Ec~u tn 60. =
- -.s1 &c the holder Of saie rot. -rs
s4FTF~-a -. ~ ~M.H r-
JAn1S-y LIST 1901 ~ seven per cSo. go
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Telephoning Across the Ocean.


With ks new means Of communIea,-
ing scross the Ocesn, DR.. Pnpin is full
in the public eye. The mere iutiua-
ticn that it will soOn be possible to
tsispsons scsOss TO Europe, has
aroused gTes: public interest, 3 fse.
that VII ea1se many to be very careful
IL the study they viii make Of the Psn-
American EXHIBITS along this line of
possibility. It would seem IS though
Tesis and PuplD are seOui to establish
new boDds OF friendship between
Europe and America.
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