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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1908-01-08

wANTED-sMALL PLACE ONE TO
five acres, with house; 10 10 20 miles
from Providence; on line Of trolley. APP
ply to Box $50. Providence. stating loca-
tion and price.
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Take LAXATIVE BRoMo ouinlne Tab
lets. Druggists refund money " IL fails TO
cure E. w. GROVES signature Is on
each box. go
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Annual Meetings.
WHAT CHEER MUTUAL FIRE IN
STRANGE COMPANY

The Annual Meeting of the policyhold-
ers OF the What Cheer Mutual Fire In
surance Company will be held at their Of
flee, Room No. ia, Banigan building,
Providence, r. l., on THURSDAY. jan
uary 18th, 1908, at 1926 o'clock D. M
A. T. vIGNERON, Asst Secretary.
j6-9t.
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SOTHERN IN
IF l WERE KING"

Another capacity audience enjoyed the
production OF Justin Huntly McCarthy's
romantic four-act drama, IF L Were
King" by Mr. E. III. Sothern and his COM
pany at the Providence Opera House last
evening. Miss Florence Reed, who ap-
peared here several years ago as the lead
ing woman of the original stock COM
pany at the Imperial Theatre had the
principal feminine role of Katherine De
Courselles. and was cordially welcomed,
the manifestations OF approval OF her
work in the part being unmistakable
The play is genuine, sincere and con-
vincing, and the fact that Il Is wholly
fictitious and exalts the character Of
Francois Vjllon, poet. brawler. drunkard
thief and ltbertine. beyond the bounds of
all probability and all historical author
ity, need not be taken seriously into ac-
count
Mr.. Sothern's portrayal OF this pictur-
esque and fascinating character has inn
proved materially since he last played It
here His love-making In the later scenes
is as ardent and convincing as ever. and
there Is all the old beauty of elocution
and the fine delivery OF poetic recitation
His support is excellent. Miss Reed has
some excellent opportunities and she
makes the most of them, particularly in
the love scenes. She presented. moreover,
charming picture to the eye.
Il
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1908-01-08
THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
ANNUAL .
WATER. BILLS.

Notice is hereby given that bills for an
nual water rates are due and payable
at the office OF the City Treasurer from
January 10 January IL, 1903. inclusive.
Inquiries by mail TO the amount OF
water bills please state location and IL
meter Is used Will be promptly answered
Payment may be made by check or
money order through the mail Money
orders may be obtained n any OF the sub
stations OF the Post Office. located in all
parts of the city
Attention is called To the following ex-
tract from the rules OF the Commissioner
of Public Works:
IF bills remain unpaid for ten days af-
ter due the water may be shut off without
further notice. and when 80 shut Off the
sum OF 81 and the bill shall be paid be-
fore letting IL on"
WALTER L. CLARKE
11-lOt City Treasurer.
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Daily Wants
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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1908-01-08

MEMS SUITS, RAINCOATs. ETC:
boys and children's clothing. 81 down. 81
weekly BAY STATE CLOTHING CO..
sU Westminster street. up one flight.
m17-tf.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1908-01-08

TwO-FAMILY HOUSE ON SUTTON
street Price $500. G.. l.. & II. j. GROSS
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THREE-FAMILY HOUSE AND STORE
at Washington Park. All modern Inn
proyements Rent. $S2S per year. Price,
$1,000. @. L. & II. j. GROSS.
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Order The Ncws-Demecrat left ut
your home today.
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ONE-FAMILY HOUSE ON LINWOOD
avenue. IL rooms. bath. furnace. Lot Box
loo. Price. $500. G. l.. e. II. j. GROSS.
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FOR SALE-TELEsCOPE 2ls-INCH
lens. $50. g. Exchange place.
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Situations Wanted-Female
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-15
FOR SALE
Invest Your Earnings in Real
EStatn.

1t is the safest investment you can
make. Besides it will pay a big divi-
dend. We have good investments in
| large and small amounts.
S35001-3-story business block close to
business center. This building is mod
ern in every way: built three years ago
of the very best pressed brick, and stone
| finish; Ax150 feet. The gross income, 81
494.oo year. Total expense to building per
year, including taxes, will not exceed
$500. Will pay better than IL per cent
net. We want $4,000 in cash; balance
can stand at per cent
s4,000-Double 7-room brick, modern, on
| the east side; a very good building. 50x140
| feet; rents for $50 a side. Easy terms.
$3,65o-Double brick terrace on w. n.
Temple Rents for $50 a side. Terms.
S4,1O0-2kx7 rods on the north bench:
| 5-rm. brick bungalow, mission finish; a
| very pretty home; s.. 900 cash.
S265Q-5-room brick cottage. modern. on
north bench This house must be sold.
Party leaving city. We would say the
property is worth $500. 500 cash.
| S2100E6-room frame on a cut street, close
in. between I'd, and Sd So; 500 cash; bal
ance TO suit.
$685. acres of the very best producing
ground; 800 fruit trees; good house and
| barn; plenty of water; all fenced; a big
snap; 18th z. and 14th So. Terms.
We Handle All Kinds of Property.
We Write Fire Insurance
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-15
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE
California
Bungalow Co.
321-22-23 Judge Building

Phones-Bell ass, Ina. AZ
81 650-Four-room white pressed brick cot
tage. almost new, small and large
fruit, II acre of ground. near Wan
damere.
$2,650-Four- modern pressed brick
cottage. almost new, 2azXle-rod lot,
with right OF way, facing east on l
street; 500 down, balance $50 per
month.
IS, l00-Seven-room modern red pressed
brick History residence, facing on
Eighth South street. close in; $500
down, balance $50 per month. Corner
lot.
s.. 30O-Five-room modern red pressed
brick cottage. on East Second South
street; $1,000 down, balance TO suit.
s., 35o-Five-room modern red pressed
brick cottage. well built 41Hxl4o-foot
lot TO alley, southeast
81, l0o-SiX-room modern residence, with a
55xl52-foot corner, facing south and
east on Second South Street East,
one OF the best corners on the street
Reasonable terms.
S5,000-Six-room modern up-to-date red
pressed brick cottage. 2x712 rods of
ground. street paved and paid for.
sewer and sidewalk, part of inside
finished in redwood, on Fifth East
street, near First South, small cash
payment balance to suit purchaser.
EAST FIRST SOUTH STREET.
81. 350-5x10-lot. This is one of the best
lots on East First South street. This
means everything paid-street paw
ing, sewer and sidewalk-and also
this years taxes Investigate
So, 500-100x140-foot corner on Thirteenth
East street, beautiful view OF city
and valley.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-15
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE
Specials in Business Property.
West empIe and 4th So. Cor
rnT

ilOlf
ssxss corner, e6xl65 it. east front on
west Temple. 80 #. south of corner. a
total Of 264 fl. frontage at s136 per front
loot. CAN YOU EQUAL THIS? ONLY
ONE BLOCK FROM SKYSCRAPERS.
Main St. Lot.
A4xlG #. east front. just below 5th
south; its worth $3.50 per foot; less will
o1y It. Make an offer.
s6 h4EEP YOUR EYE ON VEST THlRD
SOUTH. THE R G. DEPOT is NOW
AN ASSURED FACT.
WE HAVE THREE BARGAINS This
IS one 491zxi151z-foot corner; W. on Bird
So, at s225 per foot. with improvements
S3iax210 IT. W. on End So, only $500 per
foot TWO BUILDINGS.
Sz1zx33o on State St, near City and
County building; some Improvements;
price is right; terms can be had
1917 IT, east on End So. near Grand the
atre, below market value.
On LIST West south of End So. 3oxl65.
east front, only $50 per foot If taken at
once: it's good speck-
ax2O. Sth So. between State and Main.
This will cut up into 20 building lots at
an average of 1920 each. The price for a
short time only $4,000 Make us an Of
fer Reasonable terms can be arranged.
IraCkage, Warehouse or Fac
tory Site.
FOR SALE OR LEASE, LONG TERM
Part or all; will build to suit right party
2s0x325 corner, south and east front, 5th
So and 9th W.. $4,000. Make US an Of
fer. Less will buy it.
Building Lots.
3Sitxl65 on Sd &c. near 4th East. s2756
49lzx14s on 5th East near 4th. So, s., 500
4x7 rods on list So. near It'll E., $1,000.
7x10 corner, 9Th So. and 4th East, 81. 500
5x20 on 6th So. near 18th East, 5000.
500; $50 cash; Az TT lots, 18th East
near 6th So.
$500; $50 cash; 5Ox19O on 7th So. near 18Th
East
$3.50: $50 cash; 45x12O on sth South nea,
18th East
$500 cash. 50xl20. University St, near
9Th So. and 18th East.
$3.50; so cash; last lot on University St,
near End So; it's beauty.
sl100. 41Ax115 to alley on 'U'' near Bro
Ave
$780, sS1kx1s2 on srd Ave.
5000. 40x11514 on 3rd East near 9th So.
easy terms.
$3.50, s11Ax165 TT lots near srd East and
9Th So; easy terms.
$3.50, 41Axl1515, Sth ave. lots.
Paradise Addition.
800 cash. 500 per week buys lots or
Ito East and Sth East south of 18th So.
only a few left.
Waterloo East Boulevard and others OF
West Side Lots.
$50. 3xlo rods on Bird North near Isl
West; a snap.
s4S7.5O, S714xl4s #. lots on LIST West neal
9Th So.
Houses.
$500, bran new broom brick on 9th So
near 9Th East; it's an elegant, well-buil
modern; 50x165 IT. lot.
$3.50, 5-room mod. brick, corner lot, OF
Sth So, close in. $500 cash, bal. like rent
$500. 5-room modern, on Bird Ave.
new large attic; you can buy this OIL
terms; $500.
Farms and Acreage,
Is acres on 18th East near 10th So, onl,
$500 per acre
40 acres west on 18th So. for 5000.
5 acres on End West near 18th So. 70
s., 500; a good buy.
2O0-acre farm with implements an,
stock, near Jordan Narrows; only 5000
194-acre farm, 4-room brick house, wa
ter rights, so acres in alfalfa and othe
improvements; $4,000; easy terms or vii
trade for city property; 3 miles west O
Salt Lake postofffce.
If you cannot find something in aboy
list, call and we will show you
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-15
Harris Furniture
Company
234 So. State. Bell 5413-K,
THE HOOPER FARM
FOR SALE

On Thirteenth South street. near ths
Country club. five acres in orchard, lawns
alfalfa. etc: complete fish hatchery and
ponds containing over 1000 trout: will paw
Dig interest on investment. modern bunga-
low, with hot water heat. BATH etc: most
beautiful country place in Salt Lake couu-
~. Apply Game & Hooper Co. Hooper
blog. Bell phone LIS
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-15
Anderson
Cummings Co.
FOR SALE
co AND LOOK AT THAT
81 South Main st.

GO AND LOOK AT THAT
New, up-to-date cottage we have just
completed on 9Th avenue. between II and
streets. built of light pressed brick. 5
large rooms, 2 halls, large pantry and
bathroom, nickel plumbing. fine oak man
tel. interior elegantly finished in golden
oak, furnace, floor laid upstairs and stair
way in; room to finish several more
rooms on second floor: lot 2hxl0 rods.
See us for terms and price.
Close in, two-story pressed brick.
rooms. large reception hail. complete
plumbing. furnace. large auto garage. on
the best residence street of the city,
East I'd South, 2-story light pressed
brick, rooms. large halls. complete
plumoing, furnace, cemented basement.
S, 500 Verey easy terms.
East side. Groom modern bungalow,
nearly new. $500.
Just completed, Groom light pressed
brick cottage; strictly modern; close IN
s., 400.
Beautiful new bungalow on the north
bench, rooms, strictly modern: elegant
location. $1,000.
2I5x9 rods on 4th avenue. $1,000.
Near university, 3xl0 rods. $3.50.
212x10 rods, close IN. East Third South.
g, 80
Fine corner, north bench, close in 5xsh
rods. 5000. Essy terms.
We have a large list Of property, both
vacant and improved, in all parts Of the
city.
E. E. GASADAY & GO.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-15

We believe in quick sales. If you have
something to SELL list with US. II you
wish 10 buy. call on US. Phone us IL you
have not the time to come and We will
call on YOU.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-15
FOR SALE
John Reeves Co.
200 and POI Herald Bldg.

8-roomed house on TN Z. Det ISL anu
I'd So; all large rooms.
6-room strictly modern On Ith b
Groom new modern, Sth So, close in.
S-roCm new modern on 9Th Ave.
Two broom moderns, with lot in the
front: 4th So, close in
One new store building with Stock
good outbuildings; must be sold soon. See
me for reason and price. If there IS
such a thing as a snap, this is one.
One lot on Main St near skyscrapers-
One lot on ] St. near Bits
We have several Of the best farms.
both large and small, In the state OF
ITtsb TODAY we say 10 our friends and
the hubble that the above properties are
worth the money we ask for them
We Write Fire insurance.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-15
FOR SALE
FOR SALE
Meeks &
Mccartney
Our new ground floor location
40 West I'd South,
Bell phone 1922.

s3,S56-5-room new red pressed brick,
sewer, sidewalk, lawns; Sth East Terms
500 cash, $50 per month, including inter
est.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-15

Fine vacant lots between 9th and 10th
E. on 10th South from $500 to $50.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-15

Salt Lake City should be a manufacture
ing center VIII we all push together to
that end?
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-15

Good nearly new 1o-room pressed brick;
double house: close in: $4,000; lot 2lzx10:
stable.
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ElAlIL@RAM-JyDGIE
COMPANY
800 MAlM ST.
V. A. BETTELYON, Mgr.
Phones 023.
HARRINGTON

FOR SALE
MARRlNGT
Salt Lake City should be a manufacture
ing center VIII we all push together to
that end?
Good nearly new 1o-room pressed brick
double house. close in: $1,000; lot 21kx10;
stable.
30 acres near town: 4-room frame house
Germ; all fenced; good water right; s., 200
e1-3 acres fine land primary water
right in lucern and under cultivation; de-
sirable location; fenced; small buildings;
81 coo; will cut up
Half acre In fruit; 4-room brick cottage
and outbuildings: something nice; city
water: s., 800.
The best dairy farm in the country; ASS
acres; capacity, 80 cows; cuts 800 tons
hay; unlimited range; plenty Of good
buildings; q snap; old age the reason for
selling.
New Groom modern pressed brick resi-
dence; lot 5cx125 to alley; this Is extra
good; first-class work; 1920.
$500 acres grazing land. low price. easy
terms.
Fine vacant lots between 9th and 10th
E. on 10th South from $500 to $50.
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18TH AVE.
nth AVE.

These lots are situated on the 18th ave.
boulevard with a gradual slope and about
two feet above the grade on the street
We are offering them at wholesale prices
and invite your inspection. Money invest
ed in these lots viii increase in value at
least u per cent per annum, which beats
loaning your money out on first mort
cages. as you cannot get more than per
cent We will make you very easy terms
on these lots. Remember they are two
and one-half rods by seven. You don't
need two lots to build a house on. These
lots will be worth from six to seven hun
bred dollars each as soon as the car line
is on 9Th ave, which will be next spring.
We have many other bargains on our
list In farms and city property. Come
in and see US
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-15

New Groom modern pressed brick resi-
dence; lot 5cx13 to alley: this Is extra
good; first-class work; 1920.
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49, 4O0-Beautiful, almost new broom red
pressed brick on Mcclellan avenue, con-
nected sewer, shade, lawns, etc. Terms.
$4250-Corner 5th East and 5th South,
Groom almost new modern brick fine
lawns, iron fence, sewer connected. cheap.
S2.SOO-14 lots, 11th E. 18th South; bar
gain.
S7J0-S large lots, 18th East and 18th So.
! s300-Each; five lots, Waterloo; one dol
| lar cash, one dollar per week; large lots,
! high and dry.
Paradise addition, 18th South, between
eth and Sth East. Beautiful lots, 25x15S
to alley.-S2Oo each: one dollar cash. one
dollar per week.
$2.20O-7 acres. State street, 18th South,
p shares water. Cheap.
S6.000-Beautiful new modern S-room
home on 5Ih East; sewer, furnace, etc.
S6,0)0-9-room fine house on 5th East and
4th South; faces east: fine lot.
$5,750-7-rm. strictly modern red pressed
brick, fine barn. large lot, on 1st ave.
S,iO0-4x10. on 11th East and 5th South.
| Cheap.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-15

30 acres near town: 4-room frame house,
stable and chicken houses; 5 acres in lu-
Germ; all fenced; good water right; 1920.
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5000 acres grazing land low price. easy
terms.
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AVERAGE
PRICE $4,000
Per Is Foot Lot

Lots facing north or south on the ave-
nues are improved by best of cement
walks graded streets and shade trees.
On the corners of each avenue front
ing State street beautiful cement monu-
ments will be erected. They will be about
10 feet high, and will lend quality, tone
and distinction to the subdivision.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-15
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

Houses, Lots and Farms of all descrip-
tons and prices.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-15

e1-3 acres fine land; primary water
right; in lucern and under cultivation; de-
sirabie location; fenced; small buildings;
81 600; will cut up.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-15

Half acre in fruit; 4-room brick cottage
and outbuildings: something nice; city
water: s.. 600.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-15

ssxss corner. 66x165 it. east front or
west Temple, 80 IT. south of corner. q
total of 264 fl frontage at S136 per front
ONE BLOCK FROM SKYSCRAPERS.
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So 400-Beautiful almost new broom red
pressed brick on Mcclellan avenue, con-
nected sewer, shade, lawns, etc. Terms.
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Package Warehouse or Fac
tory Site,

FOR SALE OR LEASE, LONG TERM
Part or all; will build to suit right party.
25x325 corner, south and east front, 9th
So. and 9th W.. $4,000. Make US an Of
fer. Less will buy it.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-03-05
STRONG PLEA FOR JUST
Tampa Tribune.
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Note with what force, our able con
temporary, The Pensacola Journal
echoes the oft-repeated cry OF the
Tribune that steps must be taken to
stop once and forever and in the
most radical manner the voice of the
slanderer that has been raised to
heap opprobrium upon the south:
Since the first developments of
sporadic cases of peonage in the south
were made. this section has furnished
overwhelming proof through the courts
and the press, convincing to all hon.
est and capable minds, that such a
crime was foreign to this soil and
people, and that no effort must be
left undone to- discover those guilty
of 1t. and bring them to punishment.
The south has been absolutely frank
In this matter and only malevolence
or stupidity would suspect otherwise.
In this connection 1t is interesting and
significant 10 note that the effort of
Mr.. Williams, Of Mississippi. in the
house at Washington few DAYS ago.
TO secure unanimous consent for the
Of resolution to in
vestigate the treatment of the immi-
grants on southern plantations, tur-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-03-05

pentine farms and lumber and railway
camps, ives oveTruled.
The South has nothing to lose and
much to gam by thorough congres-
slonal investigation of labor conditions
IN this section. We want relief from
the nagglng Of the Quackenb0= We
man and the braZen ISLANDERS 81 re
h1red magazine liars, and an otfc'~
inquiry is the nearest road 70 that
end. There are abuses, of course
the only wonder is that there are o
few when our peculiar racial and 50
clal conditions are considered-7E
when all is told and both sides q
the case fairly put in evidence. re
balance will be found heavily in favor
OF the southern people. This is III
official, but true"
The Journal will, no doubt. app-e'
ciate the Tribune's bitter disapp0in'-
ment that the immigration convention
recently assembled in Tampa did HGt
bend its whole energy to a solution
or this question, as We had fOndiE
hoped 1t would. Could it be expected
that republican congress presided
over oy such prejudiced and disin
senuous car as old Joe Cannon
would do anything unless compelled
oy united and persistent outer %
menac1ng and intense as to cOnHaH1
Tespect-even through fear? Waa''
too, may be expected from the admin
istratfon when the agents OF the d.
partment Of justice are NUMBERED
among the South's enemies?
The Tribune sees no way 10 nave
this matter settled except through the
united efforts of the southern states
But 1t must be settled, and that speea-
lily, or the south will suffer grievous
injury.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-03-05

the spinal column of the man having
| family dependent upon his daily
labor, and whose very existence is
dependent upon tine life of business
activity. But the government should
be prepared to checkmate any reac-
tlonary movement on the part of these
panic breeders. The national, state.
county, and municipal governments
should be clothed with authority to
give work to idle people when unnat-
uraf conditions prevail, such as domi-
mated the recent past. There is al
ways surfeit of public work, pres
ent and prospective This work
could be enlarged upon as occasion
requires.
Along this line of thought. the
PENSACOLA Journal was called upon
by a divine in Pensacola to answer
the following question:
What is man to do who is ON
OF work In a financial crisis and is
starving?"
Inc Journal expressed a Doubt of
being able to give satisfaction. -
answer to the question, but EditcrZ
Mayes Waded into the subject in his
usual logical way and educed an
answer that was most fitting.-St. An
gustine Meteor.