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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-08-06

s 90 Hog buyers were dissatisfied with
the quality Among the 81 hogs sold
were larger number than usual Of
hoars and stays. Stays brought around
cents and hoars 81, cents per pound
one of the boars weighed $40 The av-
erago price for pigs was $50 a hundred
weight.
Mean" was the universal opinion ~
the beef trade There was little of IL,
and the prices were low. The total num-
her of beef cattle sold was just 81. OF
these 30 were steers and oxen, selling at
and 81, cents per pound few steers
brought as low as cents. Half dozen
bulls sold for 3 and 3is cents a pound.
The rest Of the beef cattle were COWS.
tho prices Of which ranged from s. ~
and sl.75 for boloEnas TO $50 a hundred
weight for the best grade
The number Of sheep and lambs ship
ped to Brighton is experiencing a season
able increase. The receipts Yesterday
We're in the vicinity Of on The prices Of
lambs were from to 3 cents, while from,
: to cents per pound was paid for the
sheep.
Among the sales yesterday We're.
f.. G. Piper Alddlebury, Vt, 1871 hogs,
weighing 27,99o. AT $50; one hog weigh
ing 800 at s675. three boars weighing ~
at $40
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-08-06
CIRCUS AUGUST 18.
Cole Brothers. shows Coming 10 Bur-
IinRtOn Tint Duy.

When the cole Brothers world
famed shows were organized for the
present season. experience AMI capital
united in perfccting one of the moat
superb amusement enterprises ever
conceived. The season Of 1907 was
hardly concluded hcfore the many
agents and the heads of the various
departments were called into consulta-
ton with the executive staff and nu-
morous and various plans and features
discussed and many discarded and
others accepted. Tho line Of organi-
cation to make the shows the most
mcritorious and modern in the world
was always foremost I'm all discus
sions, suggestions and plans. and tho
determination 70 give to- the amuse-
ment loving people OF this country
something entirely new. and not "A
show with which they had become en-
tircly too familiar, was thoroughly
carried out in the smallest of detail
Tho reputation that for over quar-
ter Of century these gigantic shows
have always enjoyed, could not be i'm p
proved in the least by the show itself,
further than to assemble it so as to
pm, II In class far above all others.
and that can safely be said Of il as IT
is to-day. The unlimited improvements
! adoptcd alone could and have added
to the shows reputation, which even
up to now had been unequalled
Foreign agents, home representa-
| tives who are always under carte
| blanche orders 10 secure acts. features
and animals entirely new, doubled
their efforts and that they were sue
cessful is evident in the performance
and program as It has been assayod
and is given. So modern and nm 10
date Is everything connected with this
mcritorious aggregation. that were il
not for the surroundings and settings
Of the many acts and features. 4
would require slight eXertion of
ones imagination to realize il was an
arcnic exhibition they were introduce
ing OF course there ara riders
acrialists. gymnastic Acrobats. tumb
lcrs, oontortionlsts, clowns, managers.
trained horses and all that go to make
M the performance such as you have
seen in the past, but they are Of such
n sunerior order and their acts SC
finished as to cause one to forget that
they had ever seen others Not only
arc their acts more finished. but they are
| new and not the same as other artists
are satisfied to give year after wear.
Cole Brothers world famed shows
will he here Tuesday, August is. and
with them will he everything new and
| nothing old
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-08-06
GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
Quotations in New York, Boston and
Chicago Markets.

New York. Aug. g.
WHEAT-Rcceipts $500 sales $500.
"c futures, 5000 spot; spot strong An
other excited advance took place In
wheat to-day based on further damage.
News from the Northwest, strong cables,
higher outside markets and heavy cover
ing of shorts pushed the market 27sd,
3hc higher Mt tho close. Sept. closed
S1047s; Dec. closed sl.o7; May closed
sll0
CORN-Receipts o.15o; exports 2,o36;
spot market firm. The option ma rkct
was without transactions closing iac net
higher. Sept. closed s3iac Dec. closed
74Lc.
OATS Receipts 10000. exports 1,15o;
spot firm.
SUGAR Raw firm; fair refining $40.
centrifugal % tcst $40; molasses sugar
g. 4on3. u.
COFFEE The market for coffee fl-
lures opened steady AT unchanged prices
to an advance of points on buying by
some of the large roasters and in sym
patty with the slight Improvement In
the French market. Later. however
Their was selling against lower firm Of
ferngs from Brazil. the market closing
! steady at n not decline Of 5nlo points
Sales were reported OF 20 go bags in
Guiding: Aug Ss5; Sept s555a5.so; oct
$3.50. Dec. 81 coasts; March s5i5d5.50
May $3.50 July $500
| Spot quiet No. Rio 6; 40. . Santos
$3.50; mild dull: Cordova o%T19iac.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-08-06
JURORS DRAWN.
Men selected to Serve ut Next Term Of
County Court.

Sheriff James II. Allen has drawn tn"
following jurors to serve at the September
term of Chttendcn county court
Petit Jury Willard Strecter Bolton; W.
II. Adsit, Burlington; +. G. Ames, Bur
lington; Edward BARLOW BURLINGTON; V.
A. Nye, Burlington; RI. J. Cation. Bur
lington: Charles Benedict, Charlotte; G.
F. Foote, Charlotte: NJ. w. Hil. Char
lotte: q T Graves. Colchester; q. a,
Smith. Colchester; VI. W. Newton, COL
chester; H. ". Rice, Essex; F. W. Hall,
Essen G. a. Nichols, Essex; G. w.
Pierce. Hincshurgh, J. A clark, Hines
hurgh s. J. Randall Huntington. y. f.
IO'Bricn. Huntington; NJ. II. Packard
Jericho; Il. G. Hawlcy. Jericho; r l..
A. r. Wood. Milton. s. F. Andrews
Richmond. Alexander Tcrrien, Richmond
II. NJ Tracy, End, Shelburne, Walter
Mack Shclburne; :. Allen. South Bur
lington; r o. Stoddard, -. George Bert
Chase. Underhill; a. J. Cavanagh, l'nder-
ihil: c. II. Paige. Westford r. r.. Grow
Westford: +. +. Isham Williston; A. f
Brown. Williston.
Grand jury-E. r. Davis, Bolton, {. \
Nbslcy. Burlington; Joseph Aud, Bur
lington: c. W Richardson, Burlington
W l. Bradley, Charlotte; +. F.. Alard
| Colchester; T. G. Abbey, ESSEX, \. -
/ partch. Hnesburgh; j y. Shattuck
Huntingdon. +. G. Fay, jericho; II \
Brush. Milton: f. II. richardson, Rich
mund J. Il. Bartlett. Sh"lhurne, DAM"
/ O'Br.en. south Burlington, \. l. West
colt. 81. George; l. w. Thorp, rnderhill
s H. Macomber, Wostford; Il. G. John
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-08-06
LIVE STOCK TRADE DULL.
Calves and Hogs Sold Well hut Reef
Trade Was "M~nn" nj Brighton.

Boston. Aug. 5-Heavy offerings OF
calves and hogs made tho trading brisk
at the brighton stock yards yesterday.
Prices Of hogs were slightly advanced.
but there was no improvement in the
calves. Trade In the other varieties Of
stock was dull
A pair Of Yorker calves weighing $50,
shipped from Cornish, Me. attracted
considerable attention. They were re-
garded as the finest Workers seen at
Brighton this year, They were consigned
on commission, but veal buyers estimat-
ed that they would bring IL cents a
pound. For the remainder OF the 100
prices was from to cents per pound,
prices was from to ents per pound.
Hogs improved from 10 to 20 cents a
hundred weight the range of prices for
the better grades being from $50 10
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-08-06

found. hut in few cases an attempt
at making initials was undertaken.
windows on both sides OF the street
were very generally scratched and de-
faced in such way as to make them
permanently unsightly and the mo-
tive for the deed is entirely lacking.
George Mcclellan of this city was
arrested in Rutland Monday and was
rought to this city that evening and
locked up, charged with stealing DIR.
W. Seward Wehbs private mail pouch
at Shclhurnc Sunday. The arrest was
made at the request of sheriff James
II. Allen. IT is alleged that Mcclellan
opened the pouch ana attempted to
burn it. together with part of the con
tents. The pouch contained papers
and letters with checks in them. all Of
which could be Of no possible value
to Mcclellan Mcclellan returned to
burlington from Shclburne Sunday
night and went to Rutland Monday
morning He has n long city court
record and has also been at the state
Hospital for the Insane at Waterbury.
While riding her bicycle on College
street Monday about noon, Miss Ina
Mae Smith. oldest daughter of Mr. and
Mrs : y. Smith of 15l Ioomis street.
was run into ny a team belonging to
Spear brothers and quite seriously in
tured. The accident occurred nearly OPP
post. the Elias Lyman coal office. Miss
Smith was crossing College street and
Mr.. Spear. who was driving the tea m,
seeing tho young lady in front Of him
as he was about to turn into Center
street. attempted to- pull out of her way
but by mistake pulled the wrong line
and tho horse turned directly into Miss
smith throwing her to the pavement.
She was picked up i'm dazed condition
and carried into the coal office and Or.
LYMAN Allen was called. Her injuries
included several severe bruises about the
face ana arms. hut Il is thought that nc
bones were broken. She was taken tc
her home on Loomis street, whore sh'
was reported as resting comfortably last
evening.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-08-06
MUST GET OUT The VOTE
Republicans So Agree at Confer
ence in This City Yesterday.
Campaign of the Next Four Weeks
in vermont should lie Conducted
on National Issues. the Spcnk-
IRIS Declare.


The conference OF republican town
committees Of Chittenden and Grand
1sIo counties we're held at Cuv Nal, yes
..,,,. . ,o.,.o .,,...,....
| fforner H. wright H''''"'r III 'ne repuo-
mean STATE c"'H'r'''e' from '-h''en"'"
county presided oyer 'ne gathering
which was informal iNeut-ioV. George
H. fro"tN OF newport, inc o"no'da'' ior
governor ana r. - N'''''nS of INC same
town. chairman "i Wv ''P"oh'ah 0'"'e
committee were present ana addressed
| t'c N"'''S' ~ h'E"',' VI wv N''''''''''''@
expressed at the conference Is that II IL
important 7" ron UP ''e p'PEeSt posSlo'e
majority at the vermont september cleo
non lor lhe 'h'ue''' "''''! sue" ma
1or''y VIII nave on inc nau'naI ''e'u'n
wv" 'H"n'nS l"'''' IT was ''S" S''''" wy
several Of Tn" Speakers tHa' there are no
i"c"I ISSUES III >''"'''' '"9 N'"' anu
tha' IN consequent wv o7''P"'t" must
he conducted Tor 'he most part on h"-
ti"hal issues
chairman NlIllan'S t'e 'lrS' speaker
! "nphaSlz'd IN" lnpor'an'" ol an lncreaS-
ed republican majority Tor the state
ticket In the larger towns ne sa'o u
might be possible I" make converts; the
duty or the leaders IN inc smaller towns
IL I" 90 'ndlNldhai ""'h' interesting 'n'
'nhiNldua' voters TO mako an "1f"r' ana
get 10 the poIiS on eI''uoh Day ne
speech-mak1ns ana '"''l'S ne Sa'''
"ouId ne stafl'l h'N' "''N'
ldout'-H'N' froutN S"ip mat inns N'''
IN" party must hsh' against apathy ON
tn" part Of the voters. Governor Proctor
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-08-06
BURLINGTON MARKETS.

The burlington local markets are
husing at present with the products
of the gardeners art and steaks and
chops have given place 10 green corn,
green peas apples, cucumbers, ana Der
ries Nearly every known fruit and veg"-
table known in the State Is now to he
seen piled high in the stalls Of the ctty's
markets. However, the green peas are
on the wane and they will soon he fol-
lowed by string and lima beans BERRIES
are plentiful and are Of excellent quality
and the larger fruit, such as apples and
pears. are coming in slowly. Melons are
to he had OF all sizes and shapes and Of
the best. Peaches are making their APP
pearance In large quantities.
The following wholesale and retail
prices are furnishe" the Free Press by
C. A. Barber. Jones & Isham, Vermont
Fruit Co. and r. Howes g. Co;
WHOLESALE PRICES.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-08-06
RALLY AT FERRISBURGH.
Cong ssmnn Foster VIII Speak at
Fling Raising saturday Afternoon.

Ferrisburgh. Aug, 4 There will be a
grand rally and hag-raising here Satur-
day afternoon. August s. Music will be
furnished by the Nergcnnes city band
and by A. J, Markham. the celebrated
.mpaign singer. The principal address
will be given by CONGRESSMAN d ].
Foster IT Is expected that the several
candidates for county offices in Addison
county will be present The exercises will
begin at two o'clock.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-08-06
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Quotations for cattle. sheep and Hogs
At New York.

New York Aus. :,
REEVES Receipts las Market slow
and 10 to l5C lower. steers 81 9ouGSo; oxen
Sn0: bulls s27ad345; cows N.75a3@
Exports to-day $50 quarters of beef
CALVES Receipts $3.50 market slow.
Common to choice veals s5.n)UN ,oo, culls
s4,00u4i0; buttermilks s3@od+m, good
western calves s5.0o05.5o.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts 5.76.
market firm, Common to prime sheep 500
"a 20; lambs s55nq7 -; culls Aem4 30.
HOGS-Receipts 6,+i5; market Zoe high
er; New York State hogs S25.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-08-06
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET,

New York, Aug. 5-Cotton futures
pcned barely steady, Aug. slo", sep
temher 962d6S; October "63; December
9.3+ Jan. 996; March a9a Cotton futures
closed steady Closing bids: Aug, $50;
sept as; oct. as, Nov. go, Dec 952;
Jan. ao9: Feb. 40; March go.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-08-06
RNSTON COpHER MtRKET.

Boston. Aug. 5-Prices did not vary
much in coppers to-day. The tone Gener-
ally was firm.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-08-06
CITY NEWS

ski avenue was closed saturday ny Wiz
tue of a civil process.
Sheriff James H. Allen searched the
Lake View House Saturday evening and
seized six cases of beer.
Joseph Robcree. knight OF the road,
was before Justice G. W. Dcherville Sat
urdaN. charged with tramping. lie was
released upon his promise to quit town.
John n. Carey, representing Colo
Rrothcr's circus, was in town Tues
day arranging for the exhibition here
on the 18TH inst.
r. w. Rowlcy and Ezra Thompson
made record catch Of fish at Grand
Isle on Saturday. Together they caught
g. bass and a mammoth muskelonge. The
whole catch weighed a pounds.
The case of Frank Pcrciva VS.. T.. V.
Williams was heard on demurrer yes
terday afternoon before Judge Seneca
Jfaselton as chancellor. The case re-
lates to certain water rights in the
town of Jericho.
George Mcclellan. charged with stealing
Dr W. Seward Wchb's mail bag, was
IN city court Tuesday and bail was
fixed at $500. which ne was unable to
furnish. His case was continued TO
August :.
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UNI" "'''"' y. ..
.uruaN comm .,,,a v,n
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tlnued to next Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Peck OF Guthrie
'f''' '' 49,. ,, >,xa
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IN Guy '"uI' ''. e9',, ,'| 'n,oxt"a.
t"'N ,,.,rt,,n no ,ras fourd
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h"''.! ".',' w. ,asa and furnished
Il.
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EuiN u" "'H' ''' W '''
ana wa '''" F' '''"
"hl'h ne l""- I'""IS ''"'
guilty L" I4IS' "Il'I'' an" ""' i'''''
3 anu ''HlS OIL HN'f''
J. l.. Fulor. formerly Of this city VINO
las been living in Meridian, y. w. Tor
The past year, met with an a'rldeht '"o
weeks ago when he caught ono foot IN a
wagon wheel, spraining mis- ankle and
iniurinC tho foot so badly that ne VII
he unable to use it for some time
- -, reLar
i,ia r,,oa,,o, .,,,il,, to a breach a.
49,. ao o,,, ,,.os onod 90 and cost.
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,I,,,., ., rorroc,io, q, pu,
,as
Michael b'Connel "f Mlddlohury was
Hrraicnod In city court Friday
charged with int"Nication. lie PLEADED
GNtN ana WIS I'hod - ana '"S'S' ~
VIII SeiNe III HH!S III Jan '''t", -
savoy OF WORCESTER H"SS'' "'H' f''aH''
t"I'H 10 " "'"'h '''i !" -"''- "
money VIII serve ~ "f3H'
Naloliro MAY NcCartv tho voune
1,,,-,,,or 80 NJ ana NIre rohr NcCar
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-08-06
BUTTER MARKET.

Boston. Aug :.
PI'TTER-Stcady. Northern 2iq25c;
western 23,2d 2+iac.
CHEESE Steady, Vermont twins Ia
l2i2c.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-08-06
DIED.

WEED-ln Essex, at the residence OF
his brother-n-law the Rev. i. G. Abby.
Mr.. Albert Weed, aged 81 years and q
months
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-08-06
.H0ABe>cMa>

Hogs e. So. ...... :. 80. on
Lambs Observation-Disclosures. 1E1
New Potatoes, Dbl, .......... 81 5odS5m
Veal ...... =. e. ..... ..... =. .0Sd. 90
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-16
EMORY PORTRAIT
IS UNVEILED

With words Of highest tribute. tho
members Of the Seattle Bar Aseo.
citation last evening unveiled pfc
turc Of the late judge George Meade
Emory. The picture sas hung IN
Dept No l Of The superior court
over which Judge Emory presided
while on the bench and was painted
b. Miss Ella Bush n 10 a striking
likeness Of the late fuflgi
Many members 81 the bar we're
present from outside cities and sev-
eFai made short addresses Federal
Judge G. n Banfofd presided
Among the members 0f the local
bar who eaiogised the memory Of
Judge Emory were Frederick Bause.
man. John " Humphfles and y. A.
Peters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-16
ROAST FOR
CHICAGO

by United Presssl
CHICAGO. April 10 iieeiegcd
with demands fot tickets To- the re.
publican national convention ia
June. Chairman Harry New Of the
republican national committee to
daY gave vent 10 hin feelings. aud
criticized Chicago for It's convention
facilities
Chicago should never have been
given the convention he said
There are several other cities In
the country that could have given
uh better facilities
Chicago promised ~ room for
"a 900 people What do We getf /
Will give cash bonus Ia any man
who can seat more than H. 900 pca'
pie Ia the Coliseum. which ~ the
beHt building you have here. ! AIN
SORRY that Chicago got the eonyon.
ton
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-16
COME TO-DAY
EXCURSION
MANcWKaFEH MAscmEsEEtsr
MANCHESTER
SUNDAY. krnii. -

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Hssss rtsHt uafass saa5 aHsf ~ Aesftlz-a
tHa Hfss fsalaianH istat affass 80 -
+ tairs go Fssffsetfen hfsHth wF Fsft
Wafa. Esd - anN aaa q hsH siiiss resth
= esitF wH4 = ashsnssisf aaea
nrskt ~ tsa saa stsaa on me teach
= Manzh rstsf sna raaHt even rfefnihsnt
hss.ass Asss asslsf is ralus 10 b -
stties greatest sahafb
ma Al - i hss O.. saat asasfsru -
nKc6Uss : rs essp sish ssfisu
pEckrsr 81 tss tree sod aaa
nFckrsn h.s ~. aas.s h.ihias
kssfh 80 Fassf Naama
nErst 81 81 IT, aaies asfsssihsiiif -
nfcs ran saa ssu ns.iia sna iusiHs.la
heus iHash eaf~esf than zoe nah ih
me psE rea as ~. Ia pssshs.'.s
nscAs'sg Fsa tst. $50 ssheeis .na
nEcst'sE sa resr 80 hefas from
Ha4A sea aa msf haNs g. siAnd aua
hoia cate . str.H tat tses ss4i Ia :
fsrf steamer ana read fgsf payer
Ms 4lHE yes faH uasas fnaf aun
ssssss = 80 win s.s'ie -.
frsta 80 30 u.s.
~, stsE 80 AZ So, - niaus.s ria.
ffuuf Seattle
nv siaN sss People hsrs hsatht
30 Mameheslsf ta tNa tasi sik fmHHtbs
TERMS 81 aash and 81 ssf rsss sna
Mn
us' faaH tifksts - car aEsnfs 81 ths
= mart faag - GQfanlkia 81 EoiHlAH
dock fahs steamer Hstffnsl heHna
Eur faf
aEondE y aHNES CO lee
lie Erief HiesA
sanssi. Main sss led tsss
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-16
FARMS AnoLANpa.

-
ia ArHra. al nearly level. rieplgf
gently doAn co beach. deep flch sell
partially fmrfut ed Hnnr timhsfs tao
hire trout HtFeanis hauHa| barn 90
rharh. several vutbu4ldinHH th.oeh
faruF
rHN ACuHa fronting mice beach. fine
location. e miles fHW Seattle cleared
land Naud HffHAtd HtaHetH fuaiu
eVstaNH. abundance - suflHH Nhisf
plued o. huuHe - Gee. terms
cHbu'E MArHttEuuh Il an misc LIKE.
HsH=as PARTIALLY imefnNs 81. spttnf
WuEar uHH hrHnm HOUSE. chicken
Hl5tas. Claas o. sshaai and psinhhota
81 fHn
aHNHN hrRha near Port orchard.
fna eaara ui,s susHoa ttrnuHh risse
81 500
RVS AeRel elnse - saset. stafes and
HuatNfftte fuhuilaa HlEtaf. ssnaol huuHf,
arNHraf nHIfhainlHEa tstH
VEN AeNNsN Nta ftHi HaHi seaa .oi uiro
beach. nfesr NIaafra sHfaii faafan
seed water 90 saasaius Hae' itl@
cash
uuuEWf MAIrmF
Hia Ase.HHi iasts nsiiaias
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-16
CLAIMS EDUCATION
LEADS TO ATHEn
10y United Press,

CHICAGO. April is-u,.
ling assertion that educa,ls !. - -
Methodist missionary oonrs,.. !. = :
John X Mott evahgellsl ~ :.
ganizef Of the T.. NJ G. A, '
In Is yeara. Christian III -,
10 force their way into c.. =. y
rea and Japan" declares -. I.
over coo students IL tks 49, !.
have been educated IN e,s.r' =
schools A distinct splfg, i |.
Mysticism prevails among ~. !
dents and there IL danger N,
may become potent foes i
farther spread Of chrissisnl,y 1 .
Orient
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-16
HARRIMAN'S
new COM
~ 0nii.s Pres,

SfW ioaK. Aura =
obstacle. not nos ia sIs,,.. .nl''
The Baltimore { Ohio r.l,s sN'a q
acquire entire control Of 4. VI
ms company and secure ]. Aeas
to Ne" York and The enll,. ou'ie
viii De engineered BY I'm s''Fe'
man and hia friends Hha a.fii'
IN Welipoates financial .'sd
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