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Arizona republican., 1912-01-27
ATTEMPTS MADE ID
 SUBORN THIS JURY
Facts Came to the Ears ot Juoee Who Threatens to Put the
 Offenders in Jail.
(Associdted Press DiSbdichl

SEATTLE. Jan. 26.-Judge John E. Yakey. presiding over the murder trial of Mrs Linda Hazard. of Port Orchard, excused the jury late today while he notified counsel in the case that positive information that at tempts to tamper with jurymen had come to. his attention. He said he would pursue the investigation and put in jail anyone found guilty Of this offenSe Judge Yakey denied the motion of the defense to take the case from the jury. The motion was based on the assertion that the state had not shown Mrs. Hazzard had re- strained Miss Claire Williamson, whom she is accused of starving to death. nor kept her from eating more than she did Sixty-seven witnesses have been subpOenaed for the de- fenSe.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-27
NEW CATHEDRAL.
Edifice at khartoum is Dedicated tc
 General Charles Gordon.
I TAssocidted Press DiSbGtchl

r KHARTOUM. Jan. 26.-A new ca thedral here. erected as a memorial to General Charles Gordon. who was killed when the city was captured by the Mahdists, was consecrated today OF the anniversary of GOrdon's death and on the spot where he was killed. The bishop of London officiated.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-27
HAS NEW IDEA.
Glasscock Says Roosevelt Must be Nominated Without His
 Consent.
[ lASSOcidted Press DiSbdtchl

NEW YORK, Jan. Ex-Governor Glasscock. of West Virginia. who was here today, stated he believed Roose- welt would never be a candidate.
 T believe he will have to be nom mated without being candidate" l" said the governor. No man has ever yet declared such a nomination and I'm going back to West Virginia and work to secure sixteen delegates in structed for him"
Arizona republican., 1912-01-27
THIS MAN WASN'T 50
 DEAD AS REPORTED
Clever Fraud in Real Estate Deal Leads to Arrest of Floyd Scott,
 Supposed Corpse.

1 4Ss0cidtcd Press Dispatch
 SAN DIEGO. Calf. Jan. 26.-A F. Elder alias Floyd Scott. is under arrest here charged with conspiracy to defraud in a real estate tEansact- ion.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-27
NOT SATISFACTORY.
Churches Have Made but Slight Gain
 During the Year.
-ASsocidfed' Press. DiSbatchl |

IHSSOCldf6d TTeSS' DISPuICN
 NEW YORK. Jan. 26.-Nembership in all the churches in the United States was increased by 594,00O dur ing the last year. according to sta tistics prepared by Dr. H. K. Carroll. formerly director of the religious cen sus The increase is less than 1.I Ter cent This is not to be consid- cred at all satisfactory comments Carroll. The canvass shows the greater part of the country's popula- ton are not church members. The Methodist church showed the great est proportionate grain in members with 204 900 while the Roman Cath ollie had the greatest numerical gain with 24O 00O
Arizona republican., 1912-01-27
GIVEN HIGH HONOR.
President Would Have Made Secre- tary Knox Supreme Court
 Justice.
fASSOcidfed Press DiSPdtchl

WASHINGTON. Jan. 26.--It was re- liably reported here today that the president before considering the names of any candidates to succeed :he late Supreme Justice Harlan. of fered the place to Secretary of State Knox Judge Hook, of Kansas, is still supposed to be the leading can 1idate for the place but delay in the appointment has given rise to ru- mors that Secretary Nagel. of the de- rartment of commerce and labor may yet be selected
Arizona republican., 1912-01-27
DECLARED QUARANTINE.
Guavas and Maneoes Will Not be
 Received from Mexico.
ASSOcidted Press Dispatch 1

[ASSOcidted Press Dispatch
 SACRAMENTO. Jan. 26. - State Horticultural Commissioner A. J. Cook today declared a quarantine against the importation of guavas and aangOes from Mexico. He also re- quired the fumigation of oranges shipped into California, either by rail or steamer. The quarantine is aimed at the sO-called orange fly in Mexico
Arizona republican., 1912-01-27
SCHMITZ WAS THERE.
Alleged Bribetaker is Interested in
 Personnel of His Jury.
TASSociated Press Disbatchl

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 26.-Little progress was made today in the trial Of former Ma<'Or F.. F.. SchmitZ, charged with bribery. A venire of fifty talesmen was exhausted and d new one summoned for tomorrow. Schmitz was in court and took great interest in the examination of tales men.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-27
CIGAR MEN WIN.
Blue Laws Are Not Effective in Salt
 Lake City.
IASSociated Press DiSpaichl

SALT LAKE CITY, Jan. 26.-Ac- cording to a decision given here today Police Judge J. NJ. Bowman. on order of Chief B. F. Grant. of the city po- lice department closing cigar stands on Sundays cannot be enforced. Mayor Park, it is announced will abide by the decision and cigar stands will not he molested hereafter
Arizona republican., 1912-01-27
SEVEN WERE KILLED.
Cavalry Charged Crowds of Rioters ;n City CT Lisbon.
[ASsOciated Press DiSbdtchl

LISBON. Jan. 26-Seven were kill ed ard many wounded as a result of agricultural riots in the Evora dis trict yesterday. Strikers, armed with guns, entered the town and fired on the soldiers. woun6ing many Cavalry charged repeatedly. firing several vol leys The town is now under martial law
Arizona republican., 1912-01-27
PAID THEIR FINES.
Daughters of Mining Man Were Pun
 ished for Shopliftirg.
[ GASSOcidfed Press DiSbdfchl

NEW YORK. Jan. 26.-Miss Agnes Pearl Weller, Of Salt Lake City and her sister, Mrs Katherine Smith, daughters of F. NJ. Weller. a mining man, of Utah. were each fined a hundred dollars in the court of spe- c.al sessions today on a charge of shoplifting. The fines were paid.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-27
FOR HoOSlER POET.
Riley is Given a Gold Medal by Am
 erican Academy.

I.4Ssociafcd Press DiSPdtchl
 PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 26.-A gold medal for distinction in poetry was awarded | Whitcomb Riley. of ln- diana today. by the American Acad- emv of Arts and Letters.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-27

If you have money to lend or you wish to borrow on first mortgage real estate security, see
 E. E. PASCOE
 11O North Center Street.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-27
HE'S A BANKRUPT.
Receiving Order is Made Against the
 Marquis Of Queensbury.
[Associated Press Disbatchl

LONDON. Jan. 26-A receiving or der was made today by the bank ruptcy court against the Marquis of Queensbury on the petition of money lender. No figures are men, toned
Arizona republican., 1912-01-27
NO SUMMER BASEBALL
ii Undergraduates Play it Must Be as
 Professionals
ASSocidted Press Disbafch1

CHICAGO, Jan. 26.-Summer base ball was voted down, and the propo- sition to permit post graduates to en- ter athletics in schools where they have taken but one degree was de- feated here at tonight's session of the conference Of the Western universities.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-27
TRAPPED BY FIRE.
Assistant Fire Chief Met Death in
 Blaze at Walla Walla.
i.fSsocidted Press Dispotchl

WALLA WALLA. Jan. 26.-Assist
 ant Fire Chief Robert Wolfe was killed, William Davis, a fireman, se
 verely burned and property loss of $200.000 resulted from a fire in the downtown district today. The fire started in the basement of a dry goods store. Wolfe, who ran down into the basement, was trapped there.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-27
JUST LIKE JIMM IE.
Him a Cabinet Position. lASSocidted Press DiSbdfch1

ALBUQUERQUE. Jan. 26.-James r. Garfield, former secretary of the interior. arrived here today from Mex ico. He declared he was for any body to beat Taft"
Arizona republican., 1912-01-27
WANTS MORE MONEY.
Capitalization of Lackawana Railroad
 May be Rasied.
rAssociafed Press Disbdtch1

NEW YORK. Jan. 26.-Announce- ment was made today that the Lack awana railroad is to ask stockholders tO authorize an increase of capital from thirty millions to forty-two mill lions. the proceeds to be used for bet tcrmeHtS
Arizona republican., 1912-01-27
LASTED TWO ROUNDS.
Hopes Of Wiegam for MiddIeweigh' Belt Have Gone Glim-
 nering.
1 lASSOcidted Press Dispatch l

I41SSOCIdIeu TTcSS DtSPdTCHI
 INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Jan. 26.- Jack Dillon, middleweight title claim ant, defeated Howard Wiggan in the second round of a scheduled ten round bout here tonight. Wiggam was sent through the ropes with a right swing to the chin and was un- able to continue.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-27

SALT LAKE CITY, Jan. 26.-An ingenious and daring fraud. which led to the arrest of a supposed dead man at san Diego today cost A Richter, Salt LaNe real estate man 2.O00 A. F. Elder. the man under arrest. was reported to have died in Los Angeles last November of blood poisoning Later an unknown man wrote Richter offering him nine lots in Salt Lake City at a greatly re- duced price. which the latter pur- chased. A short time ago the same unknown man tried to sell other lots in Salt Lake to rhe Hoffman Real Estate company A comparison of the two letters showed the writer to be the same person. Investigation proved him to be Elder. long m"urned as dead. Persons living in Butte, pro- nounced the deeds to the lots sold Richter forgeries The arrest of man known as Floyd Scott an Es- condido rancher. believed to be FL der. followed.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-27
THE WEATHER.
fASsoT Tdted Press Disbofchl

ARlZONA-Fair Saturday; snow tonight cr Sunday in the north DOT tions; fair in the south Colder Sun day.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1912-08-21

Governor
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1912-08-21

Henry j. Amman Kiel, Man
Lynn D. Jaseph Town of
Ellis B. Harris 1905 ogd,
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1912-08-21

Henry M. Parks
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1912-08-21

Charles A. Kading
John F. Doherty
Henry A. johnson
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-24
ginitrim.

g%nieicitens Sag par fommen.
Seiu gennefIof bar enig ionmerL
Men eu0mn e @nmelflammert,
Zen ION iGIoer Sun06eOs0omnen.
Men @ltos iman bog treitig penter,
Stprfer fig oeo Bon til @lt6.
5roe@tprfe De ne0benter
goo Dor 5reIiers e9et 9lto.
5u6erens 5orinttelie
Stul6e De mn opfpIot ie.
%, me0 Get Oct opDSig brpoer
Sig ct lloeir oper Suiet.
5ienoer ooooneoe oeo Sliiet;
G6i itigt eli aeopict irpoer.
geu meo Iumger, iom al Slo
Som @ipos Ono ioa ferIig milo,
goo SUBS inron 6en 3io ontpn6te,
Soo al aGrli9beo De ale brpn0te.
De If Sunger til at toIe
5reIiens 0ro for 5oIf / 9oaIe.
% paa mango 1lmgemaoI
On Buos @erninger I Sennen,
Com ftf aoriet fer iom 2snnen.
Com oraf FOR oS 3eoens SfooI.
araftig loo oct aoriets Oro
Ret ION olOria fer pao Soro.
Directs SoGro off 6olf til 6jerte,
Soa De mgre6e meo Smerte
Ceres on6e 6ierters 0ao6.
Qien ben fore @uo oeo Roo6.
Ere 1iliinoe lin Sono befenote,
Ere 3uiir6e tt @no iig penote,
% bleo freIit peo Sem Noon.
Ser er BOO Tor ole Saon.
auu. @lt6s gnno meo 6lommeooob,
0er port Suf port 9erneroob,
@ooe 6proe, ireIS / Nor
S%iiiinber fortobte 6Gar.
=. 6. aiefIer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-24

lenere aon9 @eorg Den Zoe oi eng.
LAMB, lom lbpis enfe bun M leper
.. g6op. 1866 6GeD 56iter Oaamar
Grit me0 Sronfelgeren / Rtslano.
Men ben eloite gnooer psobleo
at oGre aronprins / oct lille 0an.
mari.
Den IS. Sui bleo ban / Stocf.
bolm at fneo Den 1snoriae 2oliie,
Nriniesie al Soerrig-Jaorae, I
mango aor oaronpriniesie 2ouiie"
og M Den nG1te@ / Tan.
mart eiter 69riitinn ben IS enfe,
Caroline Amolie (os0 1881.
Der bar itor @lpoe / 9toroen. 0a
De 10 aongebern 6leu Nano % Sll.
itrn og itore 6ortaobninger fnptte.
oes til 0enne 6~orbin6elie - anaaa.
eroe 0nmnarfs 5remtio oa Ror0ens
manife life miu6re.
Oct ltnge 5Dritepar booSe oct Dan.
lie Soils a9rIigbeo I 6ei @rao, oa
Den Sb bleo tmsoeiet me6 qlo6
6orpentning, Oa aronprins 5reOe.
rif ifltIoe beflnoe Den oonife 9rone.
5roen Den 9i0 enoelig tom, iaa
BAN lin nGitpLOite EN- folfefoaret
til oct norife 6olfs aonae / 1905
urroer gtapnet Soafon 0en Zoe.
altiaa: Sans 5d0er bar Tan.
morfs aonge, bans 9pooer @rnfen.
laroS og bans Sen Rorges, froen
ban lelb | 1906 e~fterfulgte i'm al.
oerltegne Sober pao Donmorfs gam.
le lrone. Sans grooer, Brins Bal.
oemor, filroe BABE Dpret aonge 20
glor ti6figere, bois ban life 1886
6dpoe ia9t Rei til gulgariens Jro.
ne.
Com aort9e oirtog Sre6erif ben
8. Oct imiffe 0algiprog ySerren er
min Siplper" Oominus milf ao.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-24
Gpaneeli Sarpe.

en- SnmIins paa sig SaImer
og onnoeIige Sange meb 3o6er oe
~inoerIagt seft, iomt en- i9rffiIt
aoraf6eIing meb 10 u6paIste Stpf.
fer for bIonoet Girfefor.
goeen er I 5ormat iom Sonee.
rem og inobun6en | 'oIibt iortSbir.
tinssbin6 meo aors oe &orpe idmt
Eitel | Sub poo Gorfiben. pris
$50. geo BartifaIs til 5orenineer
os Songfor eipes inooarlig Mabot.
Tah. outb. pubI. $oufe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-24
Song Srtbtrif btn Soc
af 9anmarf.
st lille Minoeuro
al Z S.gi#g.

Get gioroe ct unoerligt 5lrotrpf
poo mig. 0a en- al mine 9efenote
forIeoen Gag, oa ieg par paa Bel
TIL Sernbaneitationen for at reiie no
poa SDgebeiee. raabte til mig: Ser
er fommen lelegrom, at Den Oanife
aonge er 0eol" gi boo0e 10 ioo
nDlig lgt / 9luOene, at ban lDffe.
liet bao0e ooeritaoet i'm Sggoom
ira ii0ite Binter, % at ban M
mentes at opre iuIofomnen raif, oa
Der muliguis enonl bar ct Ianat
lSpan a 9oge tllbage Tor Dam, liar oa
bans 6doer 10 lepe0e I'll it9rft 90
moo oe 8 @ange 10. 0erfor tom
5u0ifa6et ON bans 3eo uoentet,
% oa man iioen lGite ON De On.
ltg1oig9eoer, b~Dorunoer ban oar
900: enc, lrtelpot % / en- iremmeo
Storbp, - ia. iaa lagoe Der Jig
9emo0 ouer SinOet, og man tit ct
Sf1otrgf, iom man moaife fun pon.
ifeltg fan beltemTne, men lom man
ogiao ferlt tent oil glemme In.
par oct, al ban ifuGoe %
ltoen for lit Sauo, doifilt ira lit
5olf, lin 0liitru % line gsrn. Sau.
Of0t Ieg peo, er oct life ifet me0 no.
gen onoen aonge al Den olOenborgife
Stonme. 0briitian D. zoe 0soe /
5ienOsborg i 1905 og 5reOerif Den
Zoe oeoe pan Spfs6org / 1868, men
inOen for 6eres eget 2aubs @rG1lo.
ier. =
8rins 9brftion 6reOerif gilbelm
Carl par f60t Den 3Oie Sum 1913
! oct guile galais / 4~maliegooe, ae.
6enbann, % gGoite Ssn al Ouop.
renoe Brins Gbriition al Soften.
Ssroerbor9 - @liicfsborg - Beef
griniesIe 9ql.e al Sesien. -
Gen lulge Brins 5reoerif, Der if.
fert par opfaIot eiter lin 5a0ers
S~anosberre og Gel9erer, Song Gre.
0rif B. Cite al 0onmarf, blen f66t
/ ct lDffeligt, men lnngtird rigt
og Der bleo life Iun0et ior
bans 8ugge, at ban nogen Sir0e
blfoe Qannorfs aonge, ifgnt
begge bans 5ornl6re 9auoe aroeret
til 0anmorfs Irone, ON emo Ianat
noe. SORT 0a Brins 5reoerff par
9 9lar 9ornmeI, nemIig I 1852, 6leo
bans 6ooer anerfenot iom prpten.
tiD Ironfslger i Gnnmnrf, / I'll.
al, at Den 0dp9renoe aonge,
5reoerff b. Toe oeoe barnles; og
6a grins 5reoerif bar ooer De
90 4ar, blep bans Sober Oonmarfs
9onge, Den t5oe 0oD6r. 1863. -
Com Oreng eff 8rins 5r. I
Naoriboes Stole { asben6opn en-
Tfo; bans ltitoeruisnins f~ortiattes
iioen / Siemmet me6 grof. 9. 9.
peterien fom 2prer. Otter itt aon.
(1860) bfen ban l6nppnt
til SeconbGielrterant | Snfanteriet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-24

San moatte, ntoen ban fun0e gore
1ieneite iom Officer. 9ennemgaa
3efrItifolen / 9tp6or9. 0ern9it no.
oanne6es ban til Dragon i Rni tpeo
og eior6e Iieneite iom aooallerioi.
ficer. IA bans 6o0er beiteg ben
0onife Irone / 1868, par Brins
5re0erif Stlpoent oeo llniperirtetet
I Grforo, boorira BAN ienere bePre.
oes meo Den iurtoiffe 0~oftorgrao.
8erTra fal0tes ban M 6iem o. fit
JON oanif aronprins SGoe / Stots.
ronoet. llnoer arigen / 1864 par
aronprins 5reoerif aniat i !6eger.
mann - 2inoenfrones Stab.
Seq oeo fife - men ieg antager
oct life, at Der er lrogen, Der bar
D9ret aronprins oanHarf
iaa l9nge iom ban, nenl.
Zig / 9ele 43 Aar, ira 1868
til 1906. % Der er bel beller life
nogen aronprins, Der bar opleoet
ioa mG9t9e 6oranOringer i fit 5e-
orelan6 iOrn ban, % 0errbIanot oa
life mfnoit ben, at bans 5a0er ira
at DPre mistenft FOR at o9re en-
tDifiinOet, fri1eOsfjenoff aonge, paa
line gonle 0nge bIep 9ret iom tit
lille Soils Ben og Sober.
Oct bar life nogen let Opgape,
enten at bore Ool1morfs aronprins
iaa lenge eller iom mart gonmeI
Wtano of blioe i'm gomle, ioGfefpre
5ooers @~fterf6lger. Os mer emo cen
Sang iaa oct bel NO til, ot ban al.
brig ifiiloe opnna at blipe aonge.
Sans 8rooer, 8ifbeIm, blep
Gonge I @rRfenlono ben 6. Sunni
1863 UNDER Nannet @eorg /.
Zen lobe Wforts 1863 6lep bans
ploite SgIter, a~leraroro, Gift me6
prins Gilbert @omoro of @ales,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-05-24
Sanlft northumberland.

Ger. 401. CT inaginl6t enfelt Sort mo uoitooret Rono. goa sor.
fOen opbsieoe 9lOmier 90 aors eaer aoIf iont rSierteIg 9pt.
snifntne paa OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES @uIotrpf. StsrreIie Az
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Sfus mil6e, o, Dan bort Sierte foo, at earle oct og fIoe Dit
SempeI pRre mao, Soor on er iu til Seoe 0e6 eu os 2ps
og @l9oe 9u oe alien Stuno." Spftet mo 5nor oa
apuiter. gris 10 Gents. Der 9ufm $tOo. per 100 $500.
Rr. 0-452. Sine asiorRreoe northumberland fra Dunnarf.
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o &erre, p9r NIT ems Soften, Rtt 1eite og min fire Borg;
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ENGLISH CONFIRMATION CARDS.
No. K-2243. A very pretty little folder, size 3h Z S inches,
tied with white silk ribbon. On front cover a pretty land
scape in a wreath of wild roses. The words Best wishes
for your Confirmation" in silver stamping. On inside
pages appropriate scripture texts and verses. Price Is cents
each. 81 so per dozen.
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inside pages two short Bible texts and Margaret Haycrofts
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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-11-13

pounds; one bay gelding, 1 year old
one bay mare, s years old, weight
1900 pounds one bay mare, 2 years
old, one spotted pony, 2 years old,
we'll broke.
% Head Cattle-Ten milch cows.
extra good ones; thirteen yearling
heifers; INT yearling Angus bull
four spring calves, 2 steers, 2 heifers.
46 Head Swine-Twelve fine brood
sows, 7 old ones, 5 young thirty four
spring shoats.
30 Head Sheep-34 breeding ewes, 1
buck.
1875 chickens.
Hay, Grain. Etc -25 tons good hay
in barn, one straw stack, 500 bu oats,
so blu. fall wheat, s bu. clover seed,
3 bu. timothy seed. some corn.
Machinery Etc. Mccormick binder,
Deere hay loader, Emerson sulky, two
corr plows, one riding and one walk
ing. one 16 in stubble, s #. Van
Brunt disc drill. Standard mower
steel harrow, 3 horse disc, two bob
sleds, No. Is DeLaval cream separator,
iron kettle, grind stone, spade, shovels,
forks, log chains, and numerous other
things, Some household goods. Two
sets ~ inch harness, one set II inch
harness. one single harness, one set
driving harness.
Lunch at Don
Terms ALI sums of $40 and under
cash over that amount one years
time on good note at Z per cent in
terest.
W. P. BACKUS.
P. A. Bishop, Auctioneer.
Geo. A. Moore, Clerk.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-11-13
BAILEY WILL QUIT SENATE
Texan Expected to Resign Today-R.
N. johnson, Houston Editor, VIII
Fill Out Unexpired Term.

Austin, Tex, Nov. 11.-Governor Col
quit says he has been advised by
friends of Senator J. w. Bailey that
the latter will resign probably today
The resignation is expected to go into
effect on December 2. r. N. Johnson
editor of the Houston Post, probably
will be appointed to the vacancy. Mr.
Johnson will serve only until March 4
when Morris Shepard, Democratic pref
erential nominee for senator, who will
be elected by the legislature in Janu.
airy, takes his seat.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-11-13
Clinical Congress of Surgeons.

New York, Nov. 1.-THE third an
nual meeting of the Clinical Congress
of Surgeons of North America opened
today in the Waldorf-Astoria with
about 1000 physicians and surgeons
present. DR.. Edward Martin of Chi.
cago is presiding. Surgical clinics to
the number Of 995 will be held in the
hospitals during the week, and all the
visitors will have an opportunity to
see masters of their specialties at
work.