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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-01-14
COUNTY. TEMPLE
Transfers.

Jan. 13.-Harper, Lowrey & Dustin
beyre to Clemann & Salzmann, lot 8,
block 2, Old Town of Rock Island,
$15,75O and other considerations.
Albert Il. Conover to Rufus A.
Smith, part lot 81, block 3, Healy's
subdiv., part 80. II 2w, $3.50.
Charles f. White to Rufus A.
Smith. lot Is. block 3. and lot 12.
block 4, Smith d Whites add, Moline,
Heights, $3.50.
Lescadie Langhinrichsen to Anna
KrOhn, lot 2. Kroeger's subdiv., Rock
Island, SO, Is, 2w. S2.225.
Lars F. Kallstrom to Charles F.
Chelstrom, part assessors lot As,
seq, 80, IS, Nv, 81.
Ludwig J. Korb to Reinhold Haze
mer. tract in neH, 80, Is. ~, $500.
Carl G. Thulin to AXel ii. Kohler,
lot %, block 2, C. G. Thulin's Second
add, East Moline, $3.50.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-01-14

40 Pairs of Fine
Cashmere Pants
at $I.95.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-01-14
MANY HORSES DIE
FROM PECULIAR DISEASE

4 peculiar malady is taking off the
horses of the lower end of the coun-
~. number having lost heavily in
Drury and Buffalo Prairie townships
recently. The disease is of n kind
not heretofore seen in these parts
and is quite generally attributed to
the feeding of large quantities of
corn fodder.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-01-14

What would you think of your
grocery man if he sold you sand for
sugar? What do you think of a
druggist who offers you a substitute
for the Madison Medicine company's
Rocky Mountain Tea. T. II. Thorn
as pharmacy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-01-14
The Weather.
CITY CHAT.

Sale week at Adams.
Pocket knives at Wilcher's.
For insurance, Z. ]. Burns.
Buy a home of Reidy Bros.
Homes for sale. A. Rush & Co.
Tri-City Towel Supply company.
Canned goods low at Weckers.
Canned goods must move at Week
els.
Attend Simon & Mosenfelder's
green tag sale.
Great reduction in shoes this week
at Adams.
Attend Simon & MosenfeIder's
green tag sale.
Black Cat-best children's hose
made-Ullemeyer q Sterling.
The Whitney Mockridge Grand Con-
cert Co, Friday evening, Jan. II.
Big reduction in misses and child
ren's shoes this week at Adams
The bargain event of the season,
Simon & Mosenfelder's green tag
sale.
Purchase your shoes this week of
Adams. You know his goods are
right.
Royal and Prices baking powder,
pounds 39c, half-pounds 20 cents at
WeckeTs.
Trinity Guild will meet with Mrs.
Baird in the Sturgeon flats tomorrow
afternoon at 2:3G.
MatchIess bargains in underwear,
gloves. shirts at Simon & Mosenfeld.
er's green tag sale.
\ genuine welt sole, velour calf.
latest style. for S2.4s at Adams.
Either for lady or gent.
Ten per cent reduction on mems
winter underwear-no old goods here
-UlIemeyer & Sterling.
Enamel shoes this week at Adams
SOS. Don't pay 81 for no better;
either ladies' or gentlemen's.
Mic JuhI is celebrating his 4sth
birthday with a family gathering at
his home on Twenty-second street
today.
The finest and purest of wines and
liquors at the lowest prices at Simon
Lewis retail liquor store, on Market
square.
New line of Black Cat hose for
children. Every pair guaranteed.
Ullemeyer & Sterling, the new
clothiers.
Peanut candy, morshmallow,
chocolate, molasses, cream taffies, 10
cents a pound at Peterson's, 1912
Third avenue.
Simon q MosenfeIder's green tag
sale is the bargain event of the town
The more is known concerning it the
more grows.
Don't fail to attend the musical
event of the season, the Whitney
MGcllridge Grand Concert Co., Friday
evening, Jan. II.
Less than wholesale prices in
gloves and mittens, complete line
ladies' children's and mems, at Simon
& Mosenfelder's.
Boys winter caps now 10 cents;
mems and boys winter sweaters now
30 cents at Ullemeyer & SterIing's.
the new clothiers.
One-fifth off-how's that? 20 per
cent reduction on all mems and boys
overcoats-no old goods here. Ulle-
meyer & Sterling.
MI BOs nOIC ICSCIhCbs anu new
goods-in our overcoat sale one
fifth off now" UlIemeyer & Sterling,
the progressive cIothiers.
We are now prepared to do all
kinds of upholstering. All work
guaranteed satisfactory. Helpen-
stell & Lowe, 1902 Second avenue.
The Retail Clerks association gave
another of the winter series Of
dances at Industrial hall last even |
ing. About ninety couples were pres
ent and the affair was a great sue
cess.
There will be grand musicale and |
concert at the A. NJ. f. church by |
Prof. J. II. Robinson's Imperial or
chestra of Is men Jan. 16, under the |
auspices of the trustees. Admission,
adults, 25 cents; children, Is cents. |
The sale of literature at the /. NJ. |
c. A. asst evening was postponed ON
nt'cuh, of POI attendance. the |
LIQUID al lecture Gnving n I'.:r-d |
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-01-14

Choice of any toque in the store,
39c.
Boys 75c wool sweaters, soc.
Children's knit suits, white and
red, Sc.
Simon & Mosenfelder's green tag
sale.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-01-14
Per Cent Discount.

boys waists, black and blue suits,
that were not green tagged.
Simon & Mosenfelder's green tag
sale.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1902-01-14
On Her Own Head.

Mr.. Buggins-Fifty dollars for bon
nett Why. madam, it's a crime.
Mrs. Buggins-Well. the crime is on
my own head.-Philadelphi Record.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-06-25
MUNITIONS SUICIDES
IN Town Oh MBRIBBB
Heavy Record Extended by
&ged W0nan's Act.
Ten Cases OF SeIf-1Iurdsr Happen Il
Eight Weeks-Th-ee Attempts
Failed

MERIDEN. Conn June z5-Aaother
suicide, and She tenth in eight weeks.
occurred here yesterday. when Mrs.
Katherine -s- Ahe-n. wife of owen
Ahe-u- haEses herself In her cellar Her
body was dfz5gSse by aer daughter.
Mrs. Ahern was sixty years old, and her
estate is valued at about $4,000.
The terrible record OF suicides ia this
city had interested her greatly. and
yesterday. when DaIuan LerestoRe
made away with himself she iutimated
that some day she would do likewise
Levestone IT one tine occupied the
house adjoining hers
Not only have zen people committed
suicide since May l. but three others
have made the attempt. The talk con
corning q suicide club is laughed az BY
local authorities who say the seIs-slav-
eTs thus far have nearly all been
strangers 20 each other.
Medical Examiner E l. B-adsfreef
says he believes that several OF the self
inflicted deaths have been due 10 the
persons reading the reports OF suicides
IN the newspaps- and bFoOdfng over the
same until their minds became unbaI-
anced. II Is thought By many that the
spell VIII not be- broken here until thir-
teen suicides have been recorded.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-06-25
REPORTS FROM CONSULS
AROUND THE WORLD

cf tapestry besides 3 leagues of mas
GERS in the manufacture Of wood.
Other agues--Kindred leagues. rep
rcsenting especially the Industrial side
eff professional interests. also exist jn
the liberal and learned professions, as
fer example the various German au-
th0Ts' societies. associations OF jour
nalists musical societies. the German
stage union. the artists society. banks
Tor the relief of teachers. and societies
for female teachers These not only
watch OYER the interests Of the different
Glasses but also promote charitable OBJ
jegts and offer their collective services
for the organization Of exhibitions and
performances
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-06-25
CUPID'S THRIVING TRADE.
Marriage License Record B-okan in
PhiLaEeIrt-a

PHILADELPHIA. juno z5.-CupfI IS
leading a strenuous life III Philadelphia
these days June brides and bride
grooms besie~ed Marriage License Clerk
Byrd today by hundreds and all records
FOR the Issue % marriage licenses were
broken One hundred and fifteen couples
today received permission To wed. in The
City Of BrolheEly love. The Ereatesl
number granted on any other day in
The history Of the orphans court was
lI@. The tosal number OF marriage IL
cerses issued so tar This month is about
double that OF amy other June
An Odd license among those granted
today was one 20 benjamin T. Vrinaupr.
Of 6,9a5 GraeHway avenue. West PuIa
&elpaia. and Carrie 2. Hmouar. OF 5.Zfz
u Minister avenue. q vou.g couple
who were recently divorced. After rae
decree a. absolute divorce Er. and N-s
discovered that they stui loved
each other. and s reconciliation fol-
loved.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-06-25
INTERNATIONAL C0NCPEss e.
NEUROLOGY. CLLEAT0L0Gv, AED
GEOLOGY At CRENC3LE.

The department has lscelred l-oll ire
/ French embassy. Washington. aads-
date Of June 13. 1902 notice OF the sizra
International congress OF hydrolary
/ cIimatology. and geology TO be held IN
Grenoble, commencing September IS.
1902.
An ntitation IS extended TO uHiTersf-
ties and Institutions Interested in these
subjects to be present. Programs ere
iHelosed for distribution. Papers VIII
be read on The following subjects:
EEdroIogy - ~ action OF mineral
waters en- the tissues: % D-aetfezl
methods Of meteorological analysis ap-
pIicable 10 mineral waters: 13j ingo--
lance Of complete chemical analysis Of
mineral waters with reference q. -r.-
eraI aad organic matters to eaIfea-ea
thermal medicine: "a legal measures
toT protecting the exploitation o. the--
nal and mineral waters. 30 hytir5-1tr-
sraI treatment Of puImon1~y conzar8-
zion: 81 Of skin diseases. and ca Or
stomach c-mplsintsi 80 preventive ae-
ton with children wash c3nztits.eEonaI
tendencies
Climatology-tel Farig6fcn OF resriro-
tory exchanges as Influenced BY aIti-
tude. heat. and cold; 40 meteorological
conditions necessary % The installation
OF sanatorium; lD open or closed
sanatoriums
GeoIogy-G2} Whether mineral vetars
intercepted By artificial means suffer
variations OF temperature aee1r5sra~ 70
the seasons. what variations: iI2l ~eIa-
tons OF the principal thermal springs
OF Dauphiny with the geological nature
q ne soil origin 14) statistics re-
garding The mineral springs Of Savoy
and DauphinT, Ci5l geological copEf- +
lions and origin of the mIaeraI waters {
OF 0riol and la Note tTsereI.
The membership fee IS % francs
{ 1856 Communications should be adj
dressed to the general secretary. Dr.
Berlioz- Eccie de Medicine. CreBobEe F.
tIsere, FFaucei- tt is believed that the
railway companies viii issue tickets Al
reduced rates fer the congress.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-06-25

submitted 20 Jnited States capitalists
FOR the purpose Of Int resting them ia
this enterprise. The fun rext Of the
specifications. etc has beer 6i-8 ia Che
Bureau Of FGreisu Commerce. yyEe.e i
may be consulted by parties lnterez
4 summary Of the matter Is given be
low
Tho area granted bE the prefecture
covers 2i2.lse square feet The asa oL
the market IS conceded Ter fifty years
after tompietion- il must be 1-5zEs5
within three years Free entry V-sG 81
permitted 20 eli material fer coosaEs--
t.ou
he concessiorarlsz must 1a he
munro 'paHtT 10000 T5ir0is $50 g
aHaln curing The construction Ell es
market end 2ad,Ega niirss= .SzssaEf -sr
year thereafter d1-rfnz j1e cea.-a-
mere mast also % pai1 I.feft
t2fe.ss9-sg3.0 s7 rlIreis gsIzaEf a.
tn4s Ehea t5e ErceaE is handed over
-H1.ttF milrcjs JS72 5} rhen tae r1sr,za5
IS completed. 2J5,5e1 milTciz SsEst 81
year. ana an equal sacuut sU .Ee
following year II is calculated shat dc
demolition Of The cid buildings she con
stTuctlcn ef 1e"- ones. ana abe fees &C..
10 be ralG uUtH tFc market is c1l11 -st@z
including the 6Gg lail-sfz Hrsr fs--
pasltJ VIII cost f.5s3.ta5 E1ilre.s lsL
--Jt
The present market consists n cEs
md ugSa BE sheds. SIS here tho coa or--
ties that supply q population of IaaGsa
people are faCst iuccEveriauf5 Dis
played Nevert bescss. II YIELDS d return
Sf more than 100000 u.lreis -sfGs
Der anCum. Tae ecEaaszIc-a aries have
already received da-n1aGs for space
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-06-25
NEW GERMAN sTEAMER-Consul 7.
E. Kehl, Of Stettin, sends the follow


ing:
The new North German Lloyd single
screw steamer schieswig. launched At
the Vulcan Yards in stettiu on Nav r..
is intended for the South American
trade Her mechanical and engineering
details are: Length at water-Iine. $50
feet: beam. = feet: nodded depth 10 up
per deck, % feet 6 inches, power, z.3e3
horsepower; speed. 1872 knots: buazer
capacity, 1880 tons; displacement tUrl
full CARGO. 1880 tons; crew. 90 4
double bottom covers the SHIPS length.
and the hall IS divided into eleven water
tight compartments Two steel laas-s
support fourteen yardsrus fer The dis
charging and taking on cargo. in aaff-
ton 10 two steam cranes. The shin s.
provided with Il cOl5-stoEa-e room. The
passenger 2cccEuo dationS consist CT -
HrsJ-eabin rooms, win I57 te-ths.
second-eabin rooms, with - 5e-ths. ana
space for so Storage. IN S compa-,-
UCuIS.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-06-25
MARKET BUILDTG IN RIO DE
JANEIRO.

Consul General Eugene Seeger reports
from Rio de Janeiro. May Is. 1902. in
regard 20 the construction Of a new mar
ket building in that city.
A local syndicate has received 1. con
cession for that purpose. with valuable
privileges. and is trying 20 obtain the
necessary funds Specifications aud cs-
Inmates have been handed the consul
general, with the request that they be
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-06-25

Nr- T n Whitehead. who IS one OF
the promoters of the movement to have
the International Typographical Union
meet here next year. is an empIoye Of
the Government Printing Office A com
I3!iIce OF Fifteen has been appointed ly
the IFpOErap hical Union OF this CITY 10
take The initiative il bringing the IA
terHa ticnaf Typographical Union here.
ana MF Whitehead has been named as
the Chairman. a strong delegation viii
be sent 10 Cincinnati in August 10 per-
suade the typos 10 meet in Washington
nest time
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-06-25

ore Of tse capable men in the employ
os the District Of Columbia is Mr. a. 3
Boetfchr-. q craftsman in the surface
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-06-25
Films DsvsIc2ad. . Pclr-

At my new location Ben. 5E7 l5a ST. NV
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-06-25

One Of the new and dourishing organ
IzatioHs carried on by the employees IF
one Of The departments is the Society Of
ez-Soidiers and Sailors of the Govern
ment Printing Office This society was
formed few months ago ana ms a
large and active membership. Meetings
are held frequently and the members Of
the families Of the veterans and their
friends gather with them. An excur-
sion was held recently 20 Rockville.
Nd. attended by about go Hars87s
Refreshments were served and after
ward an attractive program OF speeches
and Rotations was given. Mrs. Isa-
bella WorreH Ball made a patriotic ad-
dress
The society has for its head Cz7esfn
Charles VI. Robinson. chief of the Coy
eminent pToofreaders- The auxiliary.
composed Of the wives and daughters of
the veterans. has for It's president Mrs.
Matte Mcclure
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-06-25

division llr- Eoettcher Is a native ci
Switzerland and before coming 10 this
country mastered several OF the modern
languages Of Europe Through his
studies IN the schools of his native land
and elseW here he learned 10 speak and
write French German. Italian and r5e
Swiss Ar Boettchcr has been in the
employ ai the District for several years.
Some time ago Mr. Boetteher- s-1brr+--a5
10 these in charge of the function . de-
sign I"T the menu card for the supper
20 DE given TO Prince Henry at The
hi5e House L was decided later nor
10 have menu card al this dinner and
for that reason the design was not ac-
eepied. 5ut = Is understood that the
beauty Of the design secured 10 Mr.
BoettcheT a catering offer from an a.,--
side firm for his services in DESIGNING
similar cards for roted funcrfgne in
Washington and elsewhere.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-06-25
SUM5IER RESORTS
SUMNER RESORTS.
Virginia H0t Springs,
GfaaEbri8r white sulphur Springs,
Warn Springs,

HEALING SPRINGS R0CKBHIDGE ALUM SPRINGS. SWEET
Si,5SiNGS- SWEET tHAIYEEtTE SPRINGS. NATURAL
" S5RiI, RAl mn, 81 lPHl R SPRINGS SALT s. LtauE
"a: IhE INIERNoNT HoTEI. At CeFINyfaS
"a. AND OTHER WEIL-NNUVN HEALTH
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-08-05
TAX COURT SITS.
Case Which Has Already Been De-
cideo by Supreme Court Heard

The court of tax appeals held ITS first
business session yesterday afternoon
and heard evidence in nearly oozehI
appeals. Among these were the Perry
cases, the appeal of H. M. Dow ana
that of Becky Hunt The latter appeal
is interesting from the fact that the
same questions were passed upon by
the supreme Court last year. At that
time the assessment made by PRATT
was sustained by the tax court ana
upon appeal to the Supreme court
there was another confirmation. rms
wear the same assessment was maze
and again an appeal is taken.
w. o. Smith and c. w. Ashford, who
leave for Hawaii today, were excused
from attendance until Monday. when
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-08-05
Main sse.
p. o. BOX sss-

CONCRETE WORK guaranteed, and
done at a very low price.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-08-05
DEMOCRATS TALK
OF A FUSION
CONTINUED on Page 81.

Anything TO beat Wilcox" is an ex-
preston which is on the lips of many
of the prominent Democratic leaders
Col. c. J. Mccarthy presided at the
meeting with Edmund Hart as secre-
tary The hall was comfortably filled
with the followers OF jefferson and con-
siderable enthusiasm was manifested
throughout The non-partisan feature
of the campaign was first discussed,
and. although it met with an album
dance of support there were one or
two rock-ribbed Democrats who felt
that such a course would be to dis
organize the Democrats as a party, at
least for the present. 1t was pointed
out to these directors that the nom
partisan movement would be bust
ness mans campaign, the hope being
that the legislature would at the next
session have men in it who were bound
to respect and defend the business in
terests of the islands.
A discussion Of the candidacy of A.
G.. NJ Robertson as a non-partisan
candidate for Congress was taken up
but there were some who said that the
Wilcox party would make use of Mr.
Robertsons military record in the 80
Revolution and Immediately afterwards
and probably beat him. All agreed
that Mr.. Robertson would be stall
wart standard bearer. but the question
was. would he have any show against
Wilcox?
+. j. Tesla then suggested the name
of Hon. A, y. Kepoikai Hawaiian
as a non-partisan candidate whom he
thought would meet with the favorable
consideration of the Republicans, or
even of the Hui Kuokoas. The sug-
gestion of Kepoikai was new. and, al
though much discussed, still nothing
definite was decided upon, this being a
part of the work which the Democrat
ic convention will have to decide
a motion was made that commit
tee be chosen to confer with a similar
committee from both the Republican
marty and the Hui Kuokoa party, but
ii was shown that his was not mat
ter to- be taken up until the convention
sat. and the motion was therefore
withdrawn.
The meeting adjourned 10 meet again
on August IS, as Republican conVen-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-08-05

their cases will be taken up. President
winston stated that attorneys must De
ready when their cases are called as
all work must be completed by the 2Oth
of the month Mr. Wilder, who is rep
resenting the assessor, stated that the
taxpayers had to lose if the cases could
not be reached and not the Territory
and advised all attorneys to rush their
cases
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-08-05

tion &il be held in the hall next Mon
day evening. The canvassers OF the
marty are to get to work in this two
weeks and endeavor to swell the ron
so that fair idea can be gained as 10
lust where the Democrats stand.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-08-05

COMMON DRAY, $500 per day.
LARGE DRAY. ss.00 per day.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-08-05
NOTICE.

KNOW ALL MEN BY hEoh'
nresents. THAT we, the undersigned.
have This day. by mutual consent, dis
solved the partnership heretofore
known as The Peoples Express ana
pray Company OF Honolulu.
- (Signed ". o. BARNHAkI'
Manager.
(Signed) NJ. T. MARSHAL
Honolulu. August 4th, 1902 ezS9
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1902-04-16
FROM THE BURR OAKS.

Every train from east or west,
brings additions to the crowd of ex-
plorers who are seeking information
~ to the present and future possibil-
tiles of Idaho, and especially Weiser
land An interesting delegation of
very representative men have been
with us for several days, from Kala-
mazoo, Michigan. The members of
the party are: A. A. Phillips, H. p.
Shut A. S. Bixby, and A. w.
Carr. All the parties reside on or
own farms In the immediate vicinity
of kalamazoo. Mr.. Shut is the re-
corder of the county, position he
now fills for the third time. Mr..
Phillips, the Nestor of the delegation,
has been a resident of Kalamazoo
for more than fifty-five years, and
has noted the development of the
village of 1847 into the busy and
progressive city of the present, with
) population of over 80, 900, and
With over two hundred different
manufacturing industries locality
conceded by general verdict to be of
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1902-04-16

The trust companies OF New York
have nearly 81, 600 600 Of capital and a
little over 800, 600. 900 of surplus and
profits, and they possess total resources
OF nearly 5000. 900. 600, and are gaining IN
resources so rapidly that II the same
comparative gain is reported at the end
OF this year AS 1t WAS possible 10 report
1t the end OF December last. then these
companies will possess by the LIST Of
January, 1908, nearly 81, 200. 600, 600 OF
resources. These, however, are financial,
not industrial, trusts Their magical
growth is due to the abundance of money
In This country, and it is through them
that great industrial and commercial en-
terprises are financed. They are evil
dence OF financial strength, and they aid
industrial and commercial enterprises
furnishing the 'sinews OF war"
According to the above the esti-
mated accumulation for the coming
year will be approximately million
dollars day for every working day.
Where does it come from, and how
long can any combination stand such
strain of financial expansion? A
negro preacher was delivering a SER
mon and his subject was the "Mlra-
Gle of the Loaves and Fishes" After
more or less difficulty he accounted,
In a manner satisfactory to his audi
ence, how it had been possible to
secure the bread and fishes, but in
continuing his remarks he stated
that Christ ate them all. One hun
cry listener, at this point, could en-
dure no longer and interrupted the
proceedings with the inquiry, "whar's
de miracle; whar's de miracle?"
The preacher paused and after
moments thought replied, ode mir
acle was he didn't bustl'
Under present trust, tariff and
transportation methods, cared for,
perpetuated and fostered by the
dominant party, it is easy 10 see
where the money comes from but
there must come a miraculous inter-
ference from some source or an ex-
piosicn is inevitable