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reIirve snJ sh-5 sre al sesiozs 81 taH hvi
Acts; &! -
E.en Paul had ta obey Ibis
law tecause be was = Jew;
p.t ase read.
DO ,..:,,!.:- tA- thi. we fay 70 tase; We
fsvet-,.r rca which bsst a rn~ oo thsI;
Them tl&e sna purify thyss!f sa5 hen
and te =; ,hnrses w! h ITEM 'h,. they nay
4hs,c their isrta s!d u. rsy fGcw 81 bose
u.ac vk,..ci,io: veI.!nirrn-, q ncsrnIe
thts ere ro;trR hut 70 t tAC ih'sei' s.an
Act.E'-H-M
The readers VIII see plainly
VI q, tlt Jtv> f.c m obey the
law but he G. miles Gid not,
Tit1 v+,,no' 10 obey the lsw
or any rsrt Of il, ,hfy we're ex
cust d and i, was for ,bia reason
Paul said
Ther,tore VIC cenouts II e, 6 DT " 17sdsd
hTf-iI wfho1t the deeds Of ihoi
Is be the a,d Il rhe Jews cn!yrA he cot alss
OF the Gent!'ce? Ye- of tho Ceo lies also:
Seeing 4. Ia tne Got which e5A 3pa.ty tie
clroumciticn ~ faAh ans sneircaaaaa.ae
through faith.
Do We tAeo n. ha " u ,ae law 'h.cugb fsith
God forbid: yha wo es,shbh tso laH. Ron.
3-s9-&s,-s3-s1
Foot washing Is right, under
the law, for the J. VS.. but the
Gtnti'+s b. inn unde, the Inv of
rigttousn ~s II ey do no t. bseree
any part oft,o 'aw, Psul being
an ls,rel1,e 1T, r be Drt ache d to
tie Gent les 10, seventeen yter9
wien be went up ,o Jerusalem
lie ad TO OBEY tie Mosaical law
unde, the ,estlireS OF the twel'
We Apostles Ard under ! x0s'
uei OF circumcision 10 the jews
p al Iustru "ed T notify iDre
gard t., the WIDOWS
But IN giving hi instruo-
ton t TIUs = no vas Gen.
tile a,d under & G gospel OF un.
r,rcumci- ion "a, der hl- gospel,
In"n AMI women re equ4l, ~ der
the law f. Moses th.., = lot.
W .th best NI>, es 70 RI ~ beg
10 remain ttt stIaaD. Lf tup
readers.
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saints feet before she cOu'd n
"a; n inn t., ChGrri l. tr,S w,.
sad P,ul ttS 'n~truc ing Tim
Oth, in gar, to the .Jo" iSh
woman, WnH we're urdcr II G
gospel Ot c. rcumclsiOn NV Mr..
Holt II vou live your teachings
according 70 tht criptnra YOU
", 20 ere / o, y U uil av. D..
',hih int TO g+t idrt ttr
tft Church IN" = y ung id
nW- you can take t m in ut All
Th n .uU b VI 70 refuse No,
W" 'c,"-t. F OF Wa>turp ~ y
Mo ai' a $ a'ue, tor th~ iarael
ssh + les Oni q ,n i S IN
W. ue tDt.y uuder that law. Du
|, j. n'I to' II, Ger,i.s, FIR
they are under tn aw of right
ou',ess Nv NJ T,lt, when
A'u CO, 30 our -r or And
Ari'r u c. hi'nrl,s we will
gia''l feci V, I, EN- F}u do no
knee thtm rnhl sh q in the
WNRAD's CRESs. I urle they
arr 'rnthfnI. L ley act u'hfu'
NJ W. puhi-' hem l. matt, =
not how iaru 'h-v h,t us
GtuI> IN ruth.
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ask any questions 'hropg' this
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ly or otherwise shall be trea,rd
as a friend. But in no case will
the Editor allow any slang or
slang phrase- 20 through It's
'OlumnS
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tlit elt A,JS We, laS'in
guishrd frOtu ua'.cr mem, J. OF
Go 5 { L ca: as p o. ;. s.Gc9
Claims d attribute 70 one of
tue many prtver'ed claims of
&, lo ici>m aui>h. & ola lie.
yed nf the rp p>pm >inili Y i tee
n a general address tniht q. ur,'n
; says we ar. c o~en gene at on a
70, al pre> hoo" q pr. ..
John audtc>>,d the s.v n
churches ui'h' u Qnj,.p,i S,
, dIstl clion Rty & a. 5: l0)
A ,he d atn f On. list
all the Pli' s'hor1 bur tina, of
himself ceased (H brew r; .o3,
~ IT, rcfore the l. c,ult not
have disc 'ntinued 'frpt washing
BY official prie>thnnd b,rau- G
hey hadnu P't >thoud Lffic but
thanks be o IT, on who posses
sed the only u G. angAhl Priest,
hood I'll b Z Is 24) ind VITO
was present, 20 rfi,c az both Ia
washing feet and commanding
its uO,crvanCe. Let us read the
account Of what accurtd ut this
Of my nppoIantS supposed
time leet washing was lost out.
Je>u, knowing tnat tho Eatuer
uad given all things into his hand
and that he was come from God
and went 10 God Tvs 3 he raiseth
lrom supper and laid a >idc his
z .rments and t. ok a ,wel an d
girdedshimself (vese y after that
he pnuretll wat r into a basin
and +, gin to wash his disciples
feet and wipe them with the
towel WhercWith he wa, ri dCd
" 0thcu COmeth he to Simon Pc.
'er and Peter satin Lord doest
thou " s. NY feet (>GJ Jesu an
s~er, d sad unto hlm hat I DO
thou kr,WeSt not q w bet thou
shdI' kn )" h. reafter (Y q Peter
aith INTO hun Thou >h 1T nev +
wash my 'eet. Jesus answered
him if | wa>h he 10 til u hast
no part with M " 81 Simon
Peter >ai'h unto Tim not ny
feet only bu' also my hands and
my head " 81 Je>u, s,ith TO him
he that is washed needeth not
save to wash his feet but is Clean
very whit and ye are clean but
no all {v, TO- for he knew who
snould b-tray him therefore ne
said ye are not all elem V. III
so after he had washed their
feet and AIKEN his z rnent and
vas Sc, down ay4;n ne id uniN
them kn ~ ye whit | hava dn' e
to yu Y II ve c II me Master
and Lord and ye say we'll f,r go
| amAv l3} ii I then your Lord
and Master washed your feet ,c
ought al o to wash one another
levl VII for | have given YOU an
example that ye should dn as
have done to you y verify veri'
l., | say unto thee the servant is
not or. aler then hi, Lord Meth.
er he that is sent greater then
lie that sent him tv. l6] If W
know these things happy ire ye
if yc do them II john Is 3.l7
| do not see why any with ordi'
nary intelligence cannot see 8
Important thing in those II YER,
CT scripture. 1.Cnri~t, own eH
ample and the demand of it's con
; t,nuance , for the Apostle, to
pract Use il and Continue ii, !; and
not one Of til nSe II verses gives
any hint ct it only belonging tc
the Jews ur j. being the oes,t IN
tent N of Christ having ful
allied But my apponenr but dec
lareS the teacher of the Gen,iles
did not teach feet washing now
|. ok out; the Apostle Paul was
IA strong believori in foot washing
why ftc made it a test o. fellow
ship even among he GeEtlles.
an going TO give q cor,par'>nr
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Foot Washing QUESTION
h 81:

Az sl4C W Sis4sLJ - Ss'-.'2hA ~
Nov. g 10 a.. we 1laccu before
our Readers TIE ans Aer on tho
UucSllU. aDuvc nAIucL. Aud
nov comes all Ar; Cl,, Ilirnd d
lui Il reply 10 u answer on the
Ques ZION, fiom Mr.. Fl jlt, the oLe
VINO ask Il The Q.c>llun
III a. uCl' Is Uf Such a nature
That |, makes IL very Lard To-
US 20 Cun"lude, the intenll II of
MIR. HolJ And tor tau reason,
We shal! ASK for an tXp,and ION
lrum uln. Ii thru lgnurance h
las Iaiatlleu our statement, III
uls article Ae snail, be l.. ad IT,
forgive hlul Butt ii hru aln II.
, on II Or u.ice, hat h has fat
>lfed Vi sta ttncnts, Ae. soil
ASK llu tU 'elraC
Mr. Hon may NJ undtr~1aud.
how he Ialslti our Il en,n,s.
And inurder to let lin kl)w,
we shall reproduce our STAT, :
ment, first, and then ,epea'
his Il ST false staten, Mt. And
for this purpose we ask you 10
read.
Christ come and blinded the
eyes OF the Jews and in ,h's man
ner kept them under tbe law.
Under tI'is la" there was a sta.
tuto to Aaron and TO his seed. for
them to wash their f, el that Trey
die II t. Please read.
20 they thallwa their hands and their tect
that tho, die not I'D it shall DO statute for
ever to there even TO him and 20 his seed
Throughout, their generations LIZ, 20 "
Here is a la and q statute for.
ever, to the lsra litish priests y
Now comes Mr.. HuIts statement
First you assumed the spon
s,b'I'ty to say feet washing met
it, fulfil ment, when Chris" and
his APO ties eat the pas ver. -
The Readers will plainly see
that those uwo statements arc
right id oppo>i'ion to- each other.
Now MIR Holt, YOU statement
declares, W. assumed that whicn
we did not. And this is not the
only statement you have mac in
Aour Article fa sifylng cur state
m NJ. Atd It S y'1ur dujy to
correct them.
Mr.. Holt we >ta ed that Feet
Washing Va n NJ, siat'a| -tatu,o
gym t. the pre thood, and
j was statute 10 ,hem
forever. To last while thai
Jaw lasted, not to be dona way.
by the High priess {Chris1 in
eating the passover with the
twelve that 70 had chosen and
ordained: t. Ii the place of the
prizes We said, F'o It washing
was for the Isr,elitish priest.
hood, and not for the gen.
tiles. We sh wed the difference
IN 'ha two people by thu two
gospels, and in Peter AMI Paul.
We should partly believe that
it was ign rance in the Bro It he
/ Tad not in quoting the following
passase> side by side and left
out pat, and a part very essen
ti4l to give the true light. Here
he tao are as he quoted the n,
IF I wash the not thou hast
no part with me- John Is 5
, Christ.
| Let not a wido Y b. 'aken N,
| to the number. .(unless) she
have washed the saints feet. "
III r,m. s; 8, lo.I
Paul.
Now we shall quote them as
thev are
Peter saith Il to him Thou shall never wash
10Y tcci. Jesus answered I'M If | WISH thee
not thou hast 70 part with ne. - Ihhn, -. &
Let not widow ht taken into tue runo ,e,
under lhrceycora years old lnS bccn IT,
witr Ut one ruuu.
Wei reported Of soo't work. IL she hate
brought up tiircn II she ha,t lodgo strangeri
1. ehe have washed the saints feet II che hh,t
licvsd the afflicted If rhe have diligently
followed cve,y good work tim g. 40
The pare that we ~hall spea!
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Req. 70 Question NJ 81

Mr.. Editpr:-Pl' ase grant nc
space 70 reply 10 Tia" above Qnps.
tioa, 10 Incorrectly ansarred)
ana I viii by the AID, of the Ii
bic show, that such an answer
only stands before the great
Do, K" as deftnsele>s As d va.
ter.'i>, before q, cycjone
tirS YOU q >uDi,d the re
.,spnn>ibl!t. 10 say, 'eei wash
i1g," met ii, fn ilm Mt, wher
~Ch,l>..,. and ,hr apostles. "atr
ths passover. this / q. ny, and
ask you for just one, chapter O.
verse, TO shelter your uulyering
position.
Second place, you take refuge
betind the 'tAo gospel, 'or cir.
cuu Cision, and "uncircuulci>jon
theory. to prove feet washing a
thing OF the past hut [ conhdent
lv. leave it. tu onr readtr> ,ba,
Won could not. in All the .crin
lures you .ntercd even jo>t!e
'Christ's words, hlch ro o be-
fO,c Won in jIIu1niupd liuht II +
II then your Lord and Master
have VA shpd vour (t,e oi ~ci,]os
; f,et, ,e ourht Il To wash nna
4Io. ..r. fe. ,Jno I3tn IL tn
r9y u,,,,,,,, III, ... a,, ,sl;
Nl,t.f ~. ..g,.. r,.a...,.. ..r.v So.
.-,';7n { ,.,-., 49,. - ..,., = =.
-f..,,n 49,. vi. .a... r., = I
.aya d..,, i. - (y.r,e 1O
here, T s,a, AK m pgortny O,
none,t i MS theor, of feet
washing tt.jnu fu filed It .his
time J does II + enbaraco him
whom no and all lis roadp,s soc
that Christ in {ver.e 15l com
,nand~ its rrac ice in q futu,o
j.. conti,uarce,
NJ opponpn, OK, nds bis ar.
.puernen. nv saving it. WIS
priasthood Drac,icp" and it's
fu,G,,menv was predicted at tie
nas>oy, y. ace riding to "the
boo,, !" and writes MANY familiar
verses of scrip ute to us in >,,u.
port of his position. but the hi,
be informed readers will nctc
\ that none of Ills uuotatlGns.
: eould be u.ed. to do awav with
CT. ST., plain teaching in SUD-
port of ''wasbioy the saints
. feet" q Tim J;lW
NV opponent, still en'argcs
his argum4 mt ag.inst the prac.
.,ice Of feet wa,hinr'' in t};~
.are nv SAY inc it onlv belonged
to mo class ,ha Jews 81 could
take. In. same posltion, q, ne and
do away with ou,he book ON the
yronnds of il, t,y,nt It's origin
. and ,eachi, y anrnr lre Jews.
and could handle all this QUO.
Bile. lust as success full as he may
.yains, "feet vashin,," bpt for
mv nar, T Am O. c,nt.n, with tn.
H,l, ecord and am not ashamed
u of it or auv Dart or it. simply b.
canse of ,hc npculiar G,i >e,oct.
od n ,ti,n rh, arc dest n ,nish
ad NV tho t,oror Of IT'S orrrio
o.t rho oncst;on, were the
prios,s MI that wer. command.
cd To "vash feet" who belong.
oa to +h. o,c;ant "churc}1 of T. @
,ci,darnass?n lActs 7.3a) y,
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BACKWARD PUPILS
ARE TO BE STUDIED
Continued from first page.)

school of the Normal department and
there giving them the individual at
tention that is needed. He says that
in every case the pupil has improved
and many have caught up with their
classes.
"a large part Of the, trouble, said
Professor Dyer, "is caused by physical
deficiencies of the children. .Under-
fed and under-exercised children are
in no condition for mental work. Up
on examination, one backward boy
was found to have adnoids and when
they were removed he at once showed
a marked Improvement and today is:
up with his class.
Our schools should have a physi-
clan who would examine thoroughly
every child and in that way we would
get at the real causes Of q large NUM-
Der of cases of mental deficiency. We
want a personal examination Of every
doubtful case, especially Of their eyes.
ears, noses and Threats. :,
Mr. Dyer said that Bemidii would
cooperate in the state movement to
the best of its ability as the problem
of backward children is one Of the
hardest that the schools have to
meet.
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Ne TemereD Case ii Hieh Court.

Ne Temere Case IN High Court.
Ottawa, Ont. May The all-ab-
sorbing question concerning the
right Of the Dominion parliament to
pass federal marriage law came up
for argument today before the SUI
preme court OF Canada. Heretofore
the Provinces alone have legislated
on marriages. The issue to be de-
cided by the court is the constitu-
tionality of the Lancaster marriage
bill now pending In parliament,
which provides that every marriage
ceremony performed by any person
authorized to perform, shall, every
where in Canada, be regarded as val
id Notwithstanding any difference in
the religious faith of the contracting
parties, and without regard to the re-
.ligion of the person performing the
ceremony. The whole controversy
was precipitated by the stand taken
by the Roman Catholic church and
upheld by the courts in certain of
the Provinces to the effect that a
marriage of two Roman Catholics by
an authority outside the church was
invalid.
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Cincinnati Music Festival,

Cincinnati, O., May Music low
ers from far and near, the President
and Mrs. Taft among the number, ar
rived in this city today to attend the
annual Cincinnati Music Festival.
The festival has its opening tonight
and will continue through the re-
mainder of the week. The program
Is one of rare excellence. The works
to be performed include Mendels-
sohn's elijah" Caesar Franck's
"The Beatitudes, Wolf-Ferrari's
"The New Life" the Berlioz "Re-
QUEEN" and scenes from "The Meis-.
ter-singer. Nine. Gadski, Nine.
Schumann-Heink, Bonci, Ricardo
Martin, Ellison Van Hoose and other
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B A S E B AL l..
Continued from first page.)
o o O. 90 o. 8 q o o. O. o o o q
Q BASEBALL NOTES. Z

8 BASEBALL NOTES. .
o o O. o o o. O. 90 o. 90 o. o. 8
Manager Joe McGinnity has an
nounced that only union-made saus-
age lslang for hot dog) will be sold
at the Newark park this season.
New York fans we're greatly wor-
ried during the first week Of the sea-
son. They expected to hear every
minute that the Highlanders had fall
len out Of the league.
Hub Perdue looks to be the best bet
on the pitching star Of the Boston
Braves. The Tennessee farmer is
causing kinks to sprout in the backs
Of the heavy hitters.
Cornelius Lyons. the former West
ern league umpire, has been elected
q Justice Of the peace at Indianapo-
lis. He will make only one slight
change in his decisions hereafter.
Instead Of sending the bad actors OF
the field he will send them to the
ihoose-gow es,5
It looks as though the Browns have
picked up rare bird In Pitcher
Baumgardner. Winning his game
from Big Ed. Walsh, and coming
right back IN 8 fifteen inning 0 to
game against Death Valley Scott
ID c,,,,olv rnv,ro ronnrd ia, = ,,r,,,, :, -
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f. y @sa
has acted from motives which are not
criminal. and which no would wish to
have known, then you cannot serve
him better than BY telling ~ the
whole story" 81
Now that Gorgiano ID dead we fear
nothing" said the lady. He was =
devil and monster. and there can
be no Judge In the world who would
punish my husband for having killed
him."
In that case" said Holmes. my
suggestion IL that we lock this door.
leave things az we found them, 60
with this lady to her room. and form
our opinion after we have heard what
It Is that she haa to say to us.
Continued Tomorrow
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went in. but I'll swear he wasn't one
Of them." ,.Fz-
Mr.. Holmes talks Of signals" said
Gregson. Il expect, as usual, he
knows a good deal that we don't"
In few clear words Holmes ex-
planned the situation as it had ap.
peared to US. The American struck
bis hands together with vexation.
Hes on to us!" he cried. X
"Why do you think so?" .~-.
"Well, it figures out that way, does
+ not? Here he is, sending out mes
Dages to an accomplice-there are sew.
eral Of his gang in London. Then sud-
denly, just as by your own account he
was telling them that there was dan
ger, he broke short off, What could
t mean except that from the window
be had suddenly either caught sight
" us in the street, or in some way
come to understand how close the
danger was, and that he must act
right away If he was to avoid It'll
What do you suggest, Mr.. Holiness
THAT we 60 up at once and see for
ourselves"
But we have no warrant for his
arrest"
He is In unoccupied premises un.
der suspicious circumstances" said
Gregson. "That IL good enough for
the moment. When we have him by
the heels We can see If New York
can't help US to keep him. I'll take
the responsibility of arresting him
now"
Our official detectives may blunder
In the matter of intelligence, but new
or In that Of courage. Gregson climbed
the stair to arrest this desperate muir
derer with the same absolutely quiet
and businesslike bearing with which
he would have ascended the official
staircase Of Scotland Yard. The
Pinkerton man had tried to push past
him, but Gregson had firmly elbowed
him back. London dangers were the
privileges Of the London force.
The door Of the left-hand fiat upon
the third landing was standing ajar.
1regson pushed It open. Within an
vas absolute silence and darkness. ]
- Ill
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Gle
ADVENTURE
OF TIE
RED CIRCLE
(Continued from Saturday,

AZ we walked rapidly down Howe
street glanced back at the building
which We had left. There, dimly out.
lined at the top window, could sec
tho shadow of head, a woman's head.
gazing tensely, rigidly, out into the
night, waiting with GREATNESS sus.
pense Tor the renewal Of that inter
Eupteo message. At the doorway Of
tne howe street flats a man, muffled
IN . cravat and great-coat, was lean.
Ing against the railing. He started
% the halllight fell upon our faces.
"Holmes!" he cried.
why, Gregson!" said my compan.
ION. as he shook hands with the Scot.
lana Yard detective. Journeys end
with lovers meetings. What brings
you here?" =
1.-THE same reasons that bring Won,
expect" said Gregson. How you
got on to it can't imagine."
"Dherent threads, but leading up
to the same tangle. I've been taking
tho signals"
"Signals?" ~
Eyes. from that window. They
broke on In the middle. We came
over to see the reason. But since It il
SAFE In your hands I see no object in
continuing the business" e..
wait a Bit" cried Gregson, eager.
". I'll do you this Justice, Mr..
Holmes. that was never in a case
that didn't feel stronger for having
you on my side. There's only the one
exit to these flats, so we have him
SAFE"
who is he?"
well, well, We score over you for
once, Mr.. Holmes. You must give
us best this time" He struck his
stick sharply upon the ground, on
which cabman. his whip in his hand.
sauntered over from a four-wheeler
which stood on the far side of the
street. MAY introduce you to Mr..
Sherlock Holmes?" he said to the cab.
man. "This is Mr.. Leverton of Pink.
erton's American agency" =:
THE hero of the Long Island Cave
mystery" said Holmes. "Sir, I am
pleased to meet you"
The American, quiet, businesslike
young man, with a clean-shaven,
Ratchet face, flushed up at the words
Of commentator. IT am on the trail
OF my life now, Mr.. Holiness" said he.
If can get Gorgiano-"
What! Gorgiano Of the Red Cir
cle?"
"Oh, he has a European fame, has
he? Well. we've learned all about
him In America. We know he is at
the bottom Of fifty murders, and yet
We have nothing positive we can take
him on. I tracked him over from New
York, and I've been close to him for
. week in London, waiting some ex.
cuse to get my hand on his collar. Mr.,
Gregson and I ran him to ground in
that big tenement house, and there's
only the one door, so he can't slip us.
There's three folk come out since he
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VIM. Everts, labor city
engineer $500
P. M. Dicaire, mdse. poor 3.47
Eldridge and Annette,
poor farm -. ...... 1878
Roe and Markusen, mdse.
pOOA 1890
VIM. Pickles, cleaning
septic tank 80. 80. $4,000
w. H. Utley, inspecting
septic tank ......... 900
A. r. Henderson, assist
ing city engineer 500
L. P. Eckstrum, plumbing <.z
library ........... 1.5O
Wartield Electric Co.,
current library Bldg. $50
St. Paul Book and Sta IS,
tionery Co., books Ii. ~
brary ....... 20.77
George Kirk, water clerk,
freight and postage. 1870
L. P. Eckstrum, repairs to 49,. IA,
water mains 1906
Waterous Engine Works,
iron pipe and sleeves. 27.O5
Chas. Nangle, one safe. 1000
Warfeld Electric COM
pany, thawing water 800.
main $500
Warfield Electric COM
pany pumping contract
April $4,000
April pay roll 1,260.s2
Geo. Rhea, interest mon
ey .............. 1921
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famous soloists will appear. assisted
by the Theodore Thomas orchestra
and the festival chorus.

ldlsnsss Looked On @ Crime.
n industrial Switzerland there ID d,
place for the idle. It II considered the
duty Of the authorities 70 assist. in;
evsry way possible. persons honestly
seeking employment, and It IL also held
TO be their duty to punish the work
shirksr and to force him to earn his
bread before no may eat It. No tolera-
tion 10 shown to the loafer, begging IL
prohibited By law, and vasrancy 10
classified as crime In the legal code
Of the Confederation.
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aOld Fox Griffith says he can't
zee where Philadelphia, New York
or Boston have anything on his
Washington team, and doesn't believe
the wetsern teams will he able to
show the Nationals anything either.
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Kansas Sufragists Meet.

Wichita, Kas May Miss Jane
Adams of Chicago and Rev. Olympia
Brown of Racine, Wis, are here to
speak before the twenty-ninth annual
meeting of the Kansas Equal Suffrage
association. The sessions began this
afternoon and will continue over to-
morrow.
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Notice.!

Ali accounts due the firm of Hun
man, Harris and Reynolds, are pay
able at once to Reynolds and Win
ter, who have purchased the entire
interests Of the firm Of HUFFMAN, Har-
=ris and Reynolds.
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tire project will be put over until the
city is in better financial condition.
The following bills were allowed: