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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1915-09-16
"THE TRAIL OF The
LONESOME PINE"

The Blue Ridge and Cumberland
mountains of Virginia and their
people have been the subject of a
vast number of stories. None epit-
omizes the people better or in a
more kindly spirit than THE Trail
of the Lonesome Pine" by John
Fox, Jr., also author of THE Little
Shepherd Of Kingdom Come. "
We are glad to state that on Tues
day, September FL at Auditorium,
the above story made into play by
Eugene Walters will be presented.
Gasklll and MacVitty, who are
presenting the piece by special ar
raugement with Klaw and Erlang.
er, have been able to give it to US
as seen at the New Amsterdam
Theatre, New York City during its
record breaking run in that theatre.
We might also add that Gaskill and
MacVitty are responsible for some
of the best book dramatizations we
have had in our city in the past few
years.
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HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

With the addition of steam heat
in the old building, the big pipes
which have always been in the way
in the basement, have been remov-
ed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard gave the
pupils treat at Assembly last
Wednesday. This was very fine
concert and was received with much
applause.
Football practice will begin We'd
nesday after school. Although there
are very few of last years team, a
fair sized squad will be out and the
outlook seems very promising.
The election of the officers of the
literary Society was held Monday
afternoon. The following officers
were elected; Roland Badger Pres,
Erwin Davidson, Vice Pres, Mar
gartta TagQart, Secretary, and Mil
es Badger, Treasurer.
The school gardens were inspect
ed last week by committee con-
sisting of Prof. Karges of the Nor
NAL, Mr.. Stillman and Miss McGor-
den of the High school. The first
prize was awarded to Esther Meier.
The second prize was divided be-
tween May Gage and Merle White.
At Assembly last Friday, the
school was favored with a song by
Miss Henderson assisted by Rev.
Bird. The school is fortunate in
haying such a gifted musician as
member of the faculty. Miss An
derson will have charge of the mu
sic in the school, including the
Girls and Boys Glee Clubs.
The second week of school finds
one new pupil enrolled, and MINER
Gus old ones back. Our new mem
Der is James Manion from the Pres
colt High school. The old ones
who have returned are; Edward
Rock, Billy Smith and Mabel John
son of the Senior class, Robert
Scott, Clifford Osen and Arthur
Betterly of the Sophomore class.
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AUTO RACES AT ELLSWORTH

Johnnie Garden will stage a Sc
ries of auto races at the Pierce
county fair next week.
There will be a speed contest be-
tween three of Pierce county's best
auto drivers.
A potato race will be pulled off
with autos.
Several six. cylinder cars will com
pete in slow race on high speed
speed gear.
Five Fords will race five miles
but at the start and at the end of
each mile they must stop and crank
up their engines in front of tie
grandstand.
There will also be an automobile
balancing contest. And lots more
fun.
Don't miss the Pierce county fair
next Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1915-09-16
THIRTY-SIx YEARS AGO ITEMS
Taken From the River Falls journal
Of Sept. II, 1879.

John Mayer has rented the Cent
raj hotel.
The new dam and fume at Prai-
RE mills are completed.
Martin Nelson is building house
on the West side, near Ole Bangs.
Sheriff Carroll has changed his
abode from Prescott to this place.
Will Putnam left Monday for
Madison to attend the state univer-
sity.
]. M. Wadsworth has just com
pleted new house near the junct-
ion mills.
]. feelings is painting several
pictures for exhibition al the Mimi
eapolis exposition.
On the 26th inst. Stiles and Rey-
holds threshed for Westby Rupert
826 bu. Of wheat in 6 hours.
Fineteen thousand bushels of
wheat have been received at the
Junction mills the past two weeks.
Thos. E. Tubbs has rented HIS
dwelling to Chester Fox and will
soon move his family to his farm in
Kinnickinnic.
N. N. Fuller, Mrs. c. C. Griffin,
of River Falls, Mrs. Laura Fuller
and Mrs. L. Mackin have gone to
North Madison, Ohio, to celebrate
their fathers 8Oth birthday, kim
ickinnic item.
Will Gray, of this place, who has
attended the Normal for two years
and his brother, F. F. Gray, start
next Monday for Beloit, to attend
Beloit college. They will take the
complete classical course.
A self-propelling threshing ma
chine engine, with separator and
water tank attached, attracted con-
siderable attention as it passed
through town the other day. 1t was
manufactured at Racine by ], l..
Case & Co.
Peter Haley, of Pleasant Valley,
heard noises in the direction of his
melon patch the other night and
stepped out to see what was going
on. He was not quick enough, but
the next morning mementos in the
shape Of hat, pair of pants and
a pair of shoes were found near the
patch. Mr.. Haley, however, will
be pleased to deliver the garments
to the owner or owners, upon iden:-
ifcation.
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the class on the life of the mountain
people of the South. 7:3O o'clock
Sept. 23rd.
The purpose of these Bible Stud
les, to be lead by the pastor, will be
to show the bearing of prophetic
teaching upon the tragic events
through which the world is now
passing. The special topics will be-:
Sept. Is. 1.-THE Collapse of Civiliza-
tion," Sept. %, THE Christianity
that Failed. Sept. %, ''The Hope
of New Era.
For the remaining Wednesday
evenings in September the Congre-
gational church will follow the foil
owing plan in the conduct of it's mid
week services.
1880 Organ Recital and silent de-
votion.
7:45 Evening Prayers of the church
family.
s A half hour with the Prophets.
The Endeavor service next Sun
day evening will be in charge of the
Missionary Committee and the topic
will be Some of our Representa-
tives in foreign lands. The commit
tee urges upon the active members
that they come prepared with items
of interest concerning at least one of
our missionaries abroad. Material
may be obtained from the mission
airy committee.
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DELAYED

The Journal job department
turned out the invitations and
large announcements of the Stewart
Mercantile Co.. Fall opening, and on
account Of a delay in the shipment
of the cuts for the latter, and the
necessity of running them off in
time for this mornings rural de-
livery, the Journal is day late this
week. The circulars were printed
on our news press.
incidentally, we would call your
attention to these circulars as a
sample of the work turned out by
the Journal job department.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1915-09-16

Special meeting Of the Common
Council, Sept. 18th. 1915.
Called by Mayor stiles for the
purpose of considering laying walk
on the West side of Sixth street be-
tween Elm and Maple streets.
Council conYend at eight o'clock
P. M, Mayor Stiles in the chair,
Aldermen present, Browell, Carisch
and Ostness. Elertson absent, out
of tawn. Motion made and second
ed that the City Attorney is hereby
ordered to draw a Resolution order
ing a sidewalk built on the West
side of sixth street between Maple
and Elm streets, to-wit along the
property line of w. S. Welles under
the provisions of Ordinance No, 56.
Motion carried all voting aye.
On motion voted to adjourn.
F. V. Williams, Clerk Protein.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1915-09-16

A pin1on broke somewhere on the
local passenger trains engine Mon
day night just as it was pulling into
Beldenville and as but one piston
could be worked the Ellsworth
passengers had to be transferred to
the baggage coach and the other
coaches left at the scene of the acct
dent. With but half the load the
engine and the baggage coach ne
gotiated the remainder of the trip
into Ellsworth. A repair train came
through about two O'Clock Tuesday
morning, from Hudson, and put the
crippled engine in running order.
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KNOWLES APPOINTED

Word was received last night that
Atty. Warren P. Knowles has been
appointed by Governor Philip to
succeed Hon. A. P. Weld as County
Judge for Pierce county. The Jour
nal joins with Mr.. Knowles host
of friends in extending hearty con-
gratulations.
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THINK OF OTHERS.

If your feet have bad odor think
of the people who have to endure
it with you. And no need of it, Bar
ker's Antiseptic will destroy all that
odor in Is seconds. 1t will relieve
and cure sore sweatv tender feet
and make them finer than silk. For
sale at Freeman's and Taggart's
drug stores. adv,
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RESOLUTION.

Whereas-It has become necessary
on account of sickness for Allen
P. Weld to resign his Office as City
Clerk and his resignation having
been presented and duly accepted
by the Common Council.
Be it resolved-That in the &C
ceptance of his resignation, the
Common Council realize the loss of
an efficient and faithful official
whose ever ready advice and untir-
ing work in behalf of the welfare of
the city can hardly be expected to
be replaced and,
1t is further resolved-That copy
of this resolution be spread upon
the minutes of and become a part
of the records of this meeting.
Passed September End. 1915. APP
proved September End, 1915.
A. w. Stiles, Mayor
The Consolidated Lumber Co.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1915-09-16

Barker's Remedy for coughs. colds
and sore throat is safe and sure.
Nothing better for children. Cures
and prevents Group, sore throat and
hoarseness. Keep bottle handy, it
may save you much trouble and a
sIeepless night. For sale at Free
mans and Taggart's drug stores
adv.
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NORMAL NOTES

Friday evening the School Recep-
ton for all students will be held in
the new gymnasium. 1t is hoped
that every student will be present
and that all may get into the spirit
of the thing and get acquainted.
The Normal opened Tuesday
with larger attendance than ever
before in the history of the inst1tu-
ton. Prospects are good this year
for winning second place in attend
ance from the Oshkosh Normal this
year. Pres. Crabtree expresses him
self as more than pleased with the
prospects for the coming year.
Prof. Prucha, a graduate Of the
University of Wisconsin has been
added to the faculty and will help
with the work in the agricultural
dept. He will have charge Of a
great deal Of outside project work
and special work which will be tax
en- up in far greater detail than has
previously been done.
1t is expected that the Lincoln
Debating society will have a big
year this year. With inter-school
debates in view with Stevens Point
and Superior Normals,, and on foot
for a Junior Senior debate to be
staged soon, interest is keen. The
Lincoln will probably hold it's first
meeting next Tuesday to elect offic-
ers and to allow all those who are
interested in debate work TO be-
come acquainted. Everyone, both
boys and girls, who are interested
in debate work are cautioned not TO
miss this meeting.
Lynn G. White and Kenneth S.
White have been appointed official
Normal News Agents and will take
subscriptions among the students
and faculty and others for this pa.
per. The columns of this paper
furnish an ideal way for students
and others who are interested in
our Normal school to keep in touch
with happenings there. Under the
head Of Normal Notes there appears
in this paper eyeryweek an accurate
account Of all the school activities
during the past week and other
items Of school interest.
The much discussed Budget
System" has been inaugurated in
the Normal this year and will be
given a thorough try-out. The boys
of the school are decidedly in favor
of this system for by it everyone
buys his own ticket and there is nc
necessity buying two tickets fo1
every game you and your friend
attend. BY this system each
student is required to pay q
fee of one dollar at the time of reg
istration. This admits him to al
football, basketball, and base
ball games, and nearly every other
school function.
In looking over the prospects anC
material for this years champion
ship football team, we find tina
there is fine squad to select from
Each ofthe neighboring high schoo'
have contributed their share to tn,
school team. From our loca
High" Moline, Morrow, Kinney
and Ritchey aretrying for positions
There are several men from eacl
of the following High schools, -
New Richmond, Hudson, Prescott
and Ellsworth. OF the second team
from last year much is expected
Among these are Long, Greedy
Mittenmyer, Chapman, D. Allard
Hosford, Shellhouse, Foley, Will
Jams, and Wears. Prof. Swensor
has ordered a couple of dozen new
suits and jerseys.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1915-09-16
HOME CULTURE CLUB
September p.

OGpLGLIUGI 90
Current Events,
Leader, Mrs. Ella Taylor.
Travels in Wales:
North Wales: The North Coast
Conway Castle, Bettws-y-coed.
Inland: Carnarvon Castle
Snowdon, Owen Gyndive.
Legends and superstitions,
Leader, Mrs. Efie Haddow.
Hostess, Mrs. Cora Styles.
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AT THE LOCAL CHURCHES
BAPTIST CHURCH

Sunday school at 1000 A. M.
SPLENDID classes for young men
and young women.
Preaching service at 11:0O A. M.
Subject Personal Evangelism.
Young Peoples Society at ZOO
2. M.
Preaching service at 500 P. M.
The Demoniac.
A special invitation is extended
to all Normal students to make this
your church home.
II. H. SAVAGE, Pastor.
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS

Council Chamber City of River Falls, Sept
ember ., 1915.
Regular meeting OF the Common Council.
Council convened at clock Mayor Stiles
in the chair.
Aldermen present, Browell, Carisch and Ost-
ness. ElertSOn absent.
Minutes OF previous meeting read and APP
proved.
The application cf H. c. Almy, A. z. Weld,
F. D. Ensign for walk on west side OF sixth
street. On notion walk approved and walk
ordered built all voting aye.
On motion voted that the city of River
Falls enter into an agreement with Eunice A.
Thomson as to 1owage rights and the Mayor
be authorized to sign the agreement in behalf
of the city.
The resignation OF A. p. Weld as city clerk
TO take effect October lst 1915, read and on
motion voted tnat such a resignation be ac-
cepted in the following resolution
On motion voted to buy from A p Weld
furniture as listed;
3wooden chairs painted red. wooden arm
chairs maple Rattan seats. office chair (tilting)
with arms l ONCE chair with arms (tilting and
reYolving) 1 office chair without arms (tilt-
ing and revOlving) / office table with ex-
tension arm. office table small with oil
cltth top. l of1ce desk fiat top removable
top piece. 1 set shelves. set Seeyes druw-
er and base. 100 foot steel tape. Waste
paper baskets etc. Motion carried all voting
to order three portable traffic posts to be
placed on corners OF Cedar and Main. Elm and
Main, Walnut and Main.
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CONGREGATIONAL NOTES
Morning worship at 1920.

Morning worship at 1920.
Organ and violin number given by
request:
Organ, melodies that people love to
hear and hear again. "Sextette
from Lucia" Donixzetti.
Violin, Lost Chord" Sullivan,
"Barcorolla," Offenbach.
Sermon by Rev. Joseph Hays
Chandler of Chicago. Genesis of
the American Conscience.
Bible School at I'm.
Y. P. S. C. 4. at z P. M.
The Christian Endeavor Society of
t lie Congregational church extends
a cordial welcome to new students
a I'd strangers who have come to our
city, to attend the weekly service
every Sunday eve. from 78.
The Mission Study Class will meet
Thursday evening of next week,
Sept. 23rd at the church. Rev.
Chandler has promised to speak to
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BORN

HEINRICH-In this city, Sun
day, September Il, 1915, to Mr.. and
Mrs. c. F. Heinrich, daughter.
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EZEKIEL LUTHERAN

Preaching service at 1880 a. m.
by Rev. MIR. Blomholm. The year
ly meeting of the church will be
held Immediately after the services.
All members are urged 10 be pres
ent.
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OBITUARY
Mrs. E. T. Follansbee.
i6cation,


Mrs. E.. T. Fcllansbee. a former
resident of the Kinnickinnic dist.
rict and of this city, died last
Thursday at the home of her daugh.
ter, Mrs. w. E. Webster, in War
saw, New York. She was 70 years
of age the 18th. of last June.
Mrs. Follansbee, sister of ]. S.
and Ed. Wadsworth of this city,
had lived in Kinnickinnic and in
River Falls until about ten years
ago. Mr.. Wadsworth died at Zillah,
six years ago and since that time
she had made her home with her
daughter in Warsaw. The remains
were taken to Zillah for burial be-
side those of her husband. Mrs.
Webster accompanied the body on
the trip 10 Washington.
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METHODIST NOTES

METHODIST NOTES
1880 preaching by the Pastor
topic-Where do you live? Music
by Male Qurtet and duet by Miss
Anderson and Mrs. Amy.
11:40, Sunday school.
$50, Epworth League.
7:30, Sacred concert-program as
follows.
Orchestra Selected
Hymn Antioch-107
Prayer
Male Quartet Selected
Scripture Psalter page IS
Offertory Selected
Holy Father cheer our way Petrie
Mixed Quartet.
The Lord is my light Dudly Buck
Mrs. Almy, Mr.. Bird.
0 Dry Those Tears Teresa Del
Riego, Prof. Wright, Violin &C.
compartment, Mr.. Howard.
Nolide Ole Bull
Mr.. Howard.
Tarry With Me Nicholi
Miss Anderson, Prof. Wright.
Male Quartet Selected
Orchestra Selected
Abide With Me WoOlcot
Mixed Quartet.
Good Night Dudley Buck
Male Quartet.
Benediction.
Everybody cordially invited.
G.. A. BIRD. Pastor.
The young men students will find
cordial welcome in the Young
Mems Bible class. Mrs. Welles is
the teacher.
The Protheon Class extends a
cordial invitation to the young
women students of the High school
and Normal to meet with them in
their class room at the S. S. hour,
11:40 A. M. Sunday.
Sept. e is to be observed as
Rally Day. Each teacher is urged
to have full attendance of her
class. The members of the Home
Department are especially invited
and all who are interested in the
welfare Of the school are cordially
invited to come and help make this
day memorable one in the history
of the school.
The Ladies Aid society will hold
its regular meeting next week.
Mrs. Almy's committee will serve.
At the last meeting the following
officers were elected to serve for the
following year:
President Julia Baker.
First V. p Flora Hamilton.
Second V. p Ella Taylor.
Third V. p Eva Ritchey.
Treasurer Else Fletcher.
Secretary Marie Rork.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1915-09-16

FOR SALE-House and barn and
IA lots. P. Hastert. Phone 372.
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Mrs. Mary Lowell.

DIED,-At her home in Kinnic
kinnic, September 10, 1915, Mary F
Lowell, in the eighty-ffth year Of
her life. Mary F. Loord was born
in Hancock county, Maine, August
5, 1881, removing with her family
to Wisconsin in 1851 and to her late
home 81 years ago. She leaves
surviving her eight children-four
sons and four daughters-twenty.
three grandchildren, fifteen great.
grandchildren, one sister and two
brothers. Her husband died in
January, 1914.
Mrs. Lowell was a true and de.
voted wife and mother, a kind and
generous friend and neighbor. To
know her we'll was to honor and re-
spect her.
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The Consolidated Lumber Co.
quotes Lehigh Portland Cement
$3.50 per barrel net.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-28
STEEL BONDS OFFERED.
SI,.SO,O 900 Of Indiana Company L.
suc Fully Guaranteed

Hambleton 4 Co, and Colgate Parker
& Co, are offering s~l.2h0,0 GOO Indiana
steel Company first mortgage : per
cent gold bonds at l0l and interest
The bonds are dated May !, 1879, and
are Tue on May |, 1852, They are part
of an authorized issue of Sio,uOo, 00u,
of which there IL outstanding SlS,-
035. 900.
The payment Of p fncipal and inter
cst is unconditionally guaranteed by en-
dowmcnt on each bond by the United
States Steel Corporation. The bonds
are a first mortgage on the plant Of the
Indiana Steel Company at Gary. Ind,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-28
NOTICES.

OF an order Of Hon. John Z. Cohalan, a
Surrogate OF the County OF New York,
SOT1CE Is hereby given to all persons
having claims against Harriet A. cullen.
late OF the County OF New York. deceased.
10 present the same with vouchers thereof
acting business No & p~roaaway,
Borough OF Manhattan, IN the city OF New
York. on or before tho nrst day Of De
cember next. Dated, New York, the Eth
day OF May. 1915. ADELE MARTIN. ES-
ecutrix. WILLIAM ROBERTSON. WILL
LAM b.. ELLISON, Executors. ELLISON
a ELLISON. Attorneys for ENecutriN Il
Executors, i65 Broadway. Manhattan. City
of New York.
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Incoming Ncsscis-By wireless.

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south OF sandy Hook A. + NJ y--. -r.;
IS N,s'l. Port Arthur, 10 miles south
east OF tarN~tort Al neon,
50 T., vale. galveston, 33 miles sour
Of Jupiter At noon.
81 III sud. Galveston. 222 mites east OF
Galveston bar at moon
- Gonna, tAlNrs'uu. .2s miles east OF
Galveston bar az noon.
- Raii,ui, sabine. rs miles southwest
OF m Shodi at noon.
miles south OF Sandy Hook at noon
- SAN Juan. AnlN.l, ~ milo. south of
Sariy fi"uk ~ noon
- '.h"roke", Georgetown, A5 miles
south Of sandy lNoh A. Z =. NJ
a. huron, Jacksonville. 2i5 mites south
OF SANDY Hook at : y VI
IS saratoga, Havana, ltO miles north.
east Of MORO castle at : T. NJ.
IS Antilles, Sow orleans. $50 miles
northwest ~ Tor,urrs at noon.
- Sihiril, fron''rI, 1913 miles south OF
SANDY Hook At room.
- sabine, Mobile. 20 miles north OF
Jupiter at = VI
: H. or!"u,e, galveston -oS mi,os south
- IA" .'f,nug iS"fnN' -, 500 mites
south Of SANDY Hook At VI
- Medina, Gu,csiuu, II. m,lrs soufh ~
SANDY Hook AT \ T. NJ
-. r"ncc, san Juan, lei mites south Of
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Of Sandy Hook At noon
s. carolina, san Juan, lN4 miles south
OF SANDY Hook at noon.
SIS Apache. Jacksonville. 20 miles north
OF 81. Johns'oar at z p. NJ.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-28

The italian steamship san Giprgio. satl-
ting to-day for Naples. VIII carry mail. clos
ing at $3.50 \. NJ, FOR Italy, Bu garia.
serbia. Rumanil, switzerland and Greece;
also for other countries except Germany,
Austria, Hungary. I~uxemburg and Turkey
" specially addressed for despatch BY
this steamer.
The steamship Badagri, sailing today
for Mourovia. Will carry mail, closing At
/ + Nj, for Liberia.
The White star liner Adriatic. sailing
"Wednesday for Liverpool, will carry man,
closing At $50 a. NJ. for all Europe ex-
cept Germany, Austria, Hungary, LuNem
burg, Turkey. Netherlands, Norway
sweden. Denmark and Russia. The Adri-
attic will also take mail for Africa. west
Asia and the East Indies.
The scandinavian American Line steamer
chris,iansand and Christia MIA, will carry
mall, closing at 10 A.. NJ, for Norway,
Sweden. Denmark. Russia, Germany, Aus
,rla. Hungary. Luxembourg and turkey
also for other countries II specially ad-
dressed for despatch by this steamer.