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THE SUPREME NINE,SNAfiN OF THE UNIVERSEHa.y J. MIller, Index, Wash,SENION HOO.HOo.....JefF R. Wcbb, Grand flnpId Mich.JUNIO11 HOO.Hoo-a. A. Gritwold, Linntan, Ore,QOiUMA. J. lìui,elI, San Frflflci$CD Coi.SCNIVENOTEII_j. H, Dnird, Nihviiie, Tnn,JAH8EIiWOCK_C,I. P. Walicer, Oldaliama City, Okia.CUcTOCATJAN_J. H. ShIp, Philadelphia a#IICANOPEH...J Judd, SI. Loia,, Mo.UUIIDON_T. H. Colhou0, ßach, Go.

THE hOUSE OF ANCIENTS.ElIAS. ii. MCCAOER, (Ocaid).

A, H. WEIn (Docea,od).II A. JOHNSON. C!ilco5o III. W. H. NOIIIS Houiloo, Tea,w, E. CÂlINS SI Louli, Mo, ED M, VIETMEIEH. Sanhloiky, CJ. C, OEFEO#UGII (Deceaiod). C. D. SOURCE. Urbana, III.H. H. HEMENWAY, Colorado

: :Sp'Jne', Colo,, , DONNES, Hooiton. Tea.A A. WhITE (Deceolod),

PLATT D, WALI(ER, MinneN A. OLAtaDINO IfldI000poII,,lod.opolit, Olino.lICO. w. LOCK, Inka Chorla,, Lo.

w. A. NADLEY, Cholhom, OnI.,w o. STILLWELL 500aflnnh Ca. Can.

THE VICEGERENTS.Aibnm&__(Nor(iierej 1)IetrlcI)_.Jl H, Wooil, 915 Haiiplraj 11Mg,,lIiFeIIIligIaoun, Aln,AlaIa*an_((ntr&I Dle%rIcp-y

Fleatilaig, Lock Jinx 038, liionS.golnory, Aia,AIbftnlft.._.lHoIIliIoreI l)iiIrlct_j, L. liIcGowi, Mobile, Ala.Arleoaijt-M A. (oIolrieII, l'lioenlx, Arizona;Arka(alIaI...(NØrtIi(,aatern 1)Ielrlcii._..Arkalauree_iCoxitrai I)IPIrIct)-Jt A, W, l'orSe, ioi Fuik lllilg.,l,Iili Rock, Ark,Ark*aIIfls( Norllio'esier1a DIatrii)-i O. Galley, Fayettviiio,Ark,ArkftnaIae_( Haslerii l)IaI rid ) -C. N. ii 011(11 , Marinons, Ark.()ftllorolaa__(8oIilierat I)iatrIcI)-J, '1'. Ilote, 121 Ornano fllaig.,l,oa Angeica, (jal.CllfsarnlM_.(NorIiierii 1)latrlct)_ll,A. Illacox, I (lorry SL, HanInrOnclaco, Cal,CRJU(eIa_(Xlrrai l)Iatrlct)_'IIiojiiaa

l'aileroon, SI VIctorIa Ayo.HoiiUi ll:Itn(lna, Ont., Caja.Veeaeialji- (t011( rai llloIrlcI)_ E. 1). Tennant,caro Tuo liai l'orlagol,hr. (io,, vlaiiiipjg H11II., Cian.(IIIlaaalja_((ja;j0j, Illoirlet, Il, (j.)-,1. A , Cunolaiglineri 2l7 (olajin5l;nA s., Varicooyer ii, .(aiiiialii..( ou Ial tui )l8trlr5. il, C.)-v. À, Anotk., care i1oiin-(ala l,(,r. & 011g, Assai,, Nelsoji, II. C.C:eIaIal:I_.(,tll)(rl;a).l, 1,. Stralialian, Box 1700, Calgary, (lin.,Ca ¡nulaColearalalo- u,', L. Cl:tlon, (1 reeloy, Col.CIaIaalC, (' JlyoE, Ilox Ton II;iya rn, Cuba.l)lLrlc5 aa IIIbIae_($, 11. Shill li, 1703 JCllbotjrno l'la, '(Vasli.leIglon, I). C,EflgIIIeIIl_(H()jlt lient l)loI rlc5)-Jjlaaln

hayuco, 161 A klergalo 81.,I,oiolon E. (j, Hilglanil.EaiglnezjiI.1 orn l)olrlct fluai VaIoa)...,( J' Stepbenaofl.Jel(028 IlalilanIji St,, l(FliiIøl, EliglanilFIaarIal:o_(Sa)Iltljurji l(lØtrlct)._ V,', L. (((naSo. Tanipa, FIa.In01 Iala...( lniIo(yrIa l)loI rlci)-.'l'1151( '(V. llr:olily, 4H Ilnckoiia:j¡(hg. .Jncknaojjy(II0, Flu.Pla,riaIn_1 (%'es(yrfl l)lstrICt.)-

Geo. W, '(Vera, lie FII!118(c Springs,mia.

(aorgi:I_(N()r((j0j1 I)lotrlcS)_\VIl, Frye, TI S. l'ryor St., At.I.jil, (;ij.

(icrgl:j.. (Sajijj lacasieria DisI.rlct)_,(, %y. Nnjv11, 203 NatIonalllarjk lIldy , S;Ivajlnali (a.G.03 gIai_(siiiii (IV(((jj 1)ioj rin5)-,(. C. FIjlforj(, caro Alhany'(Illl Sup ly Co. Alli:tia3 (ja,Idaeiio-... ForI eral 1)1st rIcl.)-. Ial, l.QclIjjIljaIjl l'OSl;itli, ttlnilio.OIaaIta,._ iHoutlitrn lHotrli't)_C, JI. CIthIjajel, l'wla Palla, Idaho,IlIhIiuI$-(Nortliir,j l)lotrlct)_..IlIluole._(8(),ltliSrn I)latrlot)__,J, B, A loja ('elatr;jga, Ill,IIIaIIanaa -.. (Norilaorji I)lsIrlct>

- 1.oji(a (,, lhIntdenbanjii,Pine &Now ()rh HI,o,, Illallanapolfu

huh.!fldl*eaee_(8()lltljt.rjj l)Iotrlytj._(llI J, iluultuuniju, 112 lituadloonAve. EyaflNyJIl0 uni.IOWft-..(NorIIucrjj J)lahjct)-j) H. l)eylna ioo loj' S,Iowa,lOaYlI-...(HOIItII5ra l)lStrlcS)_,J, M. Fllrlong, ICaoktik Jow,Kaealaa_i8()uu(iI0t0rn DlstrIct)....,J l' ('J'I'('lt 20$ Wlnijo Bldg.('lniulia, lias.ICna ruoai,_..( (Snoloria

DloErle).-_E S. Chacina, L;i mud, IÇi,I*asaee..uC(.uI( rai '(VeOlOrla I)ISSrtcl)- Ed I.cecli, Salijus, g00,KentaacIcy...(tj1111 J)latrtc5)._j, G , i lerodon, iv,u Colilauibta filaig.I.oIulsviilo, ICy,0r.ny.10g7 '(Ea3e1i1

¡)airict-ii b. Blair, CahlclLqbgiCy.KOaItlIcky_( l%'EOI.erji I)laIrICt).....,l 'f l)lOjI,)%'(ljI caro I, (i, Il. Il,('o,, I':I(lilcu(I Ny.

f.oululaaIu,t...(S()jjl,Jenui l)IntrIct)_ljjj1j11,1Ilajululer A lyxaijuirgo La.Loaaliianna_1 NorIlaejoji

1)latrtct)_1(, Ii. Iloiluger, (oui IuCjt((ji BaIIklIlly, Slurcvajia,n(, La.LOUlCIa(a)a%._J5j(.jjl)lslrlct).__.J, A, 1h Illlard, Jhlberuula JlarikIillg,, New (irlc;ujìs, L.a.lTnryICaJul..(nq(yj1I)Iotrtcl)....'(V11 T, Kuh118 7 g, l'ratt St.,llaitluuiore, Hiul

Mnr 1'''l1(Vistrii l)totrin,ut)-1I W', Oswald, C'iIInberiarud lSd,MaIaachaeaunll..4lErl,nrt A. FnIlnr, Il Imane St., 1Ioton, Mass,016X11'D_(SojI((10r11l)latrIct)_I)e'(%'l( t lhSIouJu()jj(lAn.ej)lul.j

Clacen doMayo r, I,uxIyn Cuy, Meilco,MixIeo...(NI)rlIuorn h)lstrlajt)-j

W, l)erby, BoX 26,1, Monterey,ManIci,,jUli IIlgaaau...(N(Jrt 'rnusierjj 1)l(rlct)_i, II . '('('oraler, 155 Baker St.,l),'i roil, '(I t'li.

I la Ingui au.-. li0(lraj l)i( co, It', '(%'IIll'lile, I lOI MajesticlIlulg,, l)elr,,lt,, iihi,,1,

MIchalgaen....(VeatyI)lstrfc5)_yr.,l .L Vcrku'riçe, care Marujuettol.uuJolj,r t'o., (raIj,l IlninMs, Mich,

Michian_(Sua,jt,crn 1)lstrlct)-8, J. Jlathibun,57McCauhey St. S.,Battle (heck, NIch,MInnreot....(SaIthern Dlstricti-Jau,uea C. Melville, 741 Lumber

Exchange lilhllneapolja MInn.JUnnceotlO.....(lorthlerII Diut'rlcn)-Geo, A. Sherwood, 2 LyceumBldg. Duluth Mtjjn.MIeleslpp'l...(Sojterjj 1)hstrict)-T. L. O'Donnell, Ilattiesburg,hiss,Ml$filelipl)l_('(Veatern J)lstrlct)-.A, In, Woriman, Jackson, Mls.Mlaoaleelpjai _ (Eastern Dhstrlct)_'y. J. Chldlow, (lox 4 18, MeridIan

MIeeoeIri_(astem Dhatrhct)-Jg. B. McConnell, care Huttig SashA Door Co., St. Loiih, Mo.Mlaeourt_(\yestern Dlatrtct)-N, Ii, liney, 3044 Grand Ave.,Kansas Cily, lilo.MIueourl_(SoIjthwesterIi Distrlct)-E, IC. Ennis, 1105 N. JeltersonSt., Springfield, Mo.liEoeeüe11_1 t%'cstera 1)lotrict)-1t. M. Yaw, G rest FalIg, Mont.

1)iLrlct)-b'. M. Eaton, 1328 S. 14511 St., Liai.coIn, Neb.NcbrlIsluja....(%'esterji Dlslrbc5)C, A. Galloway, Iiohdredge, Nob.Ncv:I(ha_\V A, Vtney. lleno, ovada,Now MezIco_.jc j, Barrow, care Glihesoju hotel, Ilonwcll, N. M.Now York_(Weetern 1)lstnct)-Clias, ,(uhinson, 1030 hotu St. L'.,

JlOcIli'8(er, N. Y.North

District)-D, A. Shaw, I'embroke, N. C.(Jarohlnß_(Eastern DistricEl-ic. G. Bunanann, Aytien,N. C.

North CarolIIea__('(yeatera District)-Ihobcrt A.Gahtiuer, lIox 207,Staheusvllie, N. C.

North Dakota-Frank A. Taylor, Grand Forks, N. D.OhIo-(Nortiiweutern Dlstrlct)-JC, 11. Bank, 241)8 Lawrence AYO.,Toledo, Olulo,OhIO-tN,jrt(Ie;ugtera DheLrict)1c. T. I'eltcii, 42 Wade Bldg., Clove.lacuil, (litio.OIaIo-(5))))t()er)u 1)lsiricS)-It, htcCrackc'n, 1010 First NatIonalBank IIIdg., CIncInnatI, Ohio.Oklalaoma_.( WeStern Dlatrict)-II. II, 1(1111er, care Conoohidatcu

Saw 01111 Co,, (Jklaiio,jaa City, 0kb,DtatricS)-V, V. Morgan, Mnskogea,0k la.

Distrlct)-fl, T. Chjt1e, Cadde. Okha,orcgon_(No11 1)ietrIctl_hl, D. Jameson, care East SIde Mill& I,br. Co., I'ortlaau,l, Ore,Oregon_(5o)j5fl 1)itrlctl-J J. SInipsola, North liend,"Oe.i'eflfl)IYIVanhz._(Northem DIatrlct)-w, 1'. Barker, St. Marys, Pa.POfliaCyIvleaal...(CeI}tr.jl Dlstrict)-A. W. Malhtnaon, Williams-port, l'a,PanhIeyIwanl....(Easrfl I)isLrict)-1lorum G.'Tlazard, 400 DrexelIlldg,, I'Ililailelplu(;, l'a,PIflflUylVafllt.._(Wea(ern l)lstrict)-W, T. Carroll, care CarrollLumber Co,, Uctiontown, l'a,St'OtItIIlal_,Jaauie Llghtbody, 8 Gordoji St, Glasgow, Scotland.ouSle Carollnj Allen, Hanter, 8. li.Tenneslee,-(tnrn I)lStrict)_NiCk A Schubert, care Schubert(oul & l,)))t) Her Co., Knoxville, 'feen,

I)iotrlcl)-5. CecIl SwIng, soUl icirut NationalBank 1ild., Nasilvllle, enta.Tenneese0(Ostern DIatttct)-Geo, 0. Friedel, 1014 Sledge Ave.,Mentpliis, Tenia.

Toxae-( ortijerci Diotrlci)_.,Joijai (j. Ilay, l)rawer 423, Waco, Tex.TexM_(So)Ithem l)tatrlct)-J. (J. I)hont,e, caro 'lite Southwest,houston, Texas.Texi_(','jee5 l)Istrict)__R A. '(Viiitick, ICI Paso, Tex.TcxaLS_tl';La)(j;lt),ilC 1)lstr(et)-J W. I'com3', Piainvlcw, Texas.Uteela'-bbyriutti bocen Colllnuton, Utah,Vlrglnita_((yeo.j lhMtrIct)-L, E. Hunter, Graltam, Ya,Virginia-, Eaierja I)ls5rict)_1l 11. MorrIs, care The NorthCaro.lIna l'Inc A800clalioti, Norfolk, Va, , ' ' ' fWaelalngteen_'(V5t5rti l)latr(ct)-W, J', Lockwood, 103 Yesler'(Say, Siatije, Vaoit,Waalaleagt,,,a._)1lsierlu Diatrlct)__1, E. iingdalal, 817 IC. IndIanast., Spokane, %'asii.Wait

hlliatrieI4-,j, W, llrazler. lIlkins, W. Va.iVest VlrglIala....(Soti lIters I)IstrIc()-G 1'. l'ranjcl In, limbo,I

W.Vi.Weet VIrglnln_(yesiers I)lstrict)-O, K l'ayne, 804 ICanawijast,. Charleston, %V. Va,Want S'lrgIaalft_(Nortluerji

l)istrlet)-_1,, O. S:tiltht, Charksburg,W.Va,'Wlscoaeaalla_(OouIltern h)Ietrlcg)_'(%' I, Anderson, Oil Motaigomery1IId., Milwaokec, \Vls,i%'leeoaaui,Ì.....(N),r,It(,ruj DIstrIeti-JI, S. Kellogg, eure Northernhlettilock & ib,lw, hug. Asja,, \%'att ,, 'un, V, io".%'yOntl,ig_.', M. ilacicito, loo S, 1,lnden Aie,, Sheridan '(Yvoming.AuetrfltnNia_'(V. G. Jioor:oan, N. S. Ñ A, hOule IlIdo,kIttg AnGeorge Sta., SItIttey, N. S. W.

THE JURISDICTIONSJurlllctioie No. i -_ hinder i lin Snark (hIllIer) lIte tohlowing:\Vttsiulng(ojt, ÎuhonIatti, '(Vesterea Canaula ¡laid all foreign Cou n.Irles,JurisdIction Ne,. e-Ulular tii

Settler Jioo.IIoo ( Webb) tIte fol.lowing: MIchIgan, VIoeonsljt, OhIo, IllInois, I nuliana ¡(rad1astertI CartantaJurluelictl,,,a Nu. 3-Uru,Ier tite .lonior Iloo.Jhoo (Grhsvolni) titefollowIng: Oregon, llhoht. \V orating and Idiha o,Jurlidletloca, Ne,. '-Under ihi liojittia (hln.ssell) the following:Call farola, Ne,a' hht'xie,i, A rlzona an(i Nevada.Jurlidletlon No. ¿l.-Utt,ler the.5e rlvertoler (Ilalrd) the follow.log; Tettitessee lCent)tcky, MISSISSIIipI, Lotutohana, WestV rglcl,t and Ala,att,a,,Jurlsellctio,a No. O-U 0(1er lIte

.Jutbh,erwopk (Walker) tite follow.hug: Oklaltoj, Te;tn.Colorado ¡untai hansas.JurlHdlctloiì No. 7-Uriilr i Ito I )tSh(,rt) lati ISheip) tIte followIng:l"ttrtsì'Ivanl,t, New York, liharylaitti, New ierse3', Delavare,I)ltrlct of ColombIa ¡ittul New Englattd.iurle,hletloai No, S'-Coder the Art,arao1)er (J)tdd) hito followlrug:Mlssnut)rt, A rk;tttso, Iowa, North 1);t otut, South Dahcota,¡titi Neburaoluit,

JlitlNaIletl,,rI -No IJ-Utt,ha'r tite Gitrdtin (ColItoull) tIIe.fohlos't,ag:Georgia, Florida, Norlit Carolitta, Sunlit CarolIna sod Ylr.girda,

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J. n, BAIRD, Scrivenoter, d1tor.Pu Iiii M()lIiIly i)' Uie Cniettcmtte Order o( ll()).J0 a t Na,tivII!c,

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r1itj TO MEMBIItt.On ,,r C4 Centa. Mingle Copies

6 CenI,__.____1 ir JftI.LE'I s the nitty oficial nh((JItJuI of Co:IcaterI;ttc(l order ofIba lion r(ognfz(lt by ¡tu, Slipretrie Nine, OII(t ¡itt other plibjjcatJon areun .tllIIii.nrlc arid UFeIItIH)rIZe(j.

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John L, Aicock (No. 11026).'t'tt oitI,,ftt. Of lite Skelett is no illoti, though Ito CLIIIOtnto ho WOft( oit di ø1)f'OSito skie of the Atinnije frot,,WII(., ( IJ(,.f ho, after having stuntì)orod for

t oli ', cit LO JIf a gai i, . e fol io %vors of tito G reaL Black Onilt ( fi (ti II()I'J, 0gO ¡(t tOSS of eructo, as indt 'i(tuaJs,tJ,03. IIi,i 8(L%V Ute Itgitt .. John Leighton Atcoel,, of haiti.ltI() C i(iOi k t()'Ij i th %'oti(i (LIUi to hieiilftli lipro of t in Order, o'as hotu ?iiay ), i 8(ii;iigi:iiiiI S)iii,jisiiii1 i he (OItflI) of Siuiop, cir SLIOJ,, asiI aIii'int naine, loniels

(III \Vaies, liai 'IoiIr,(,i,,o,,0(olt1i t ty Otit of ''Jtici, PitillO tiOt) LiÙ)'(l(eo,.g0 \vitoii:i' .IiiJis1 tilitioil itigiItjici iij)i,i iioi, vitij iii t)tt(lg(,tiii I i i n iiicj ii !)TOi)000s ti) COIItj)ei the Lords to iaciti I lieu big ¿si atoo. Sitrc)1)sJuire is (lrainc(i 1)3 tito riverSe (! il litai historie stretti,, svl,tejt In length is seco,,,loli ly t ci iii e 'l'li a tocs, beltig 21 0 ¡n I le loti g- big rl ver forliai (ojilitry 1ngIa,,,l in sttiall lit aira bittIn(iil),I(it,' lo i1iotlitee grout. titen lier ems have gone to theIIIIftZI,O,I Imite of ti,, (a rtli attil g;tinc,I (lItttlflçtj()t)aliti 11()IiOt Iii till lantIs. In i h8I, t'l,et, ea

t, latI . À Icon, e1ií,u to tite I ji foil S;tfts and he.I 11111 P(itiIjf.('p, Oil Ii Ih I, Sl)'titii ('()tiìlt;ttty, "uhu1,11 Ji ,i' l:ttii OiJ((1C(JiqI li3 \\. (onoa', \\'lEli ItO lattet,Iliot lier AliOli1 'v;tC asewI ted itiUl l)iretiij)er :ti . 892. iJaitijat y, st:it't Ing l)t'omlt Iv wit It the new vi' 1w'nib;,, Ictil Iii the IntuIte, lttsin litj(l(H' lip lirni ntj,],o of\iraeIç (t ElIje, Cotitittititig until linitiary, i 898 irhet, vasorgallIzoil t he I) tes ettI llroi of loiti, L, Alcoelt & ('o., tlolti.10 (\p()ilii oak, ''al,,,,t Poplar logs atitl lutti'l)rr, os jtj OIljc at i SottIli (ay tl'eet, l3aitjiii,,re altI.In atlilltloti to lus

lilPetige 11i(,tliOi' Al(t)ck IslJiOtiiIiìvet in t Ii( life of tli (Ohiiiii,iiilt3' :iiuil (hiealiti fi itt itil li(>i,or IÌii\( lce lus. f\eIaI yeu,, ago1w oi iii a litiit as l''isl(1iit of t hi Nii ¡(tutu Liiiiìberljiiii t 1h .'\Hhiocjatlot, tji'ji,t lij veis :il,lp 'ffo,1 tofoi ii i i 11tig tite lii ti'et0 of i liai rIrntii,jz,, oli, A illesi.ilpnt ot liii Riltittinip Liiwhie,' Ixelit,iigi lie i(iiilii'c,l Etui h.ful ne i vlw llrothiei' A lcoel, stand s h I h in M riSo le ti rel es.Ile i hlft(iI iritli a genia' liattire aliti in switil life nialceshOhl t i

Bi nl her A lcockwan lii i titi ted h ii to I I on-1 loo at Weston W.vil Jii 1v 9, 1rOl etui in October if t hr ott nie yoat wasiiiii(iliiteil \'iceger(, of tIt Stiç of ialyltitiil, Iii flits('liloti its' lie liroved hiliiiS(lf to lie Obst etihehotit. \lii1 as.tite t sisht of doIng good work is lo have litote work to do,thi otile1 toado fui'tiier

reqitisitiot, on BroUter Alocjr by{flhllii Jij te- ilcn1bet'l,lj, oit LIte Shiprenle NIne. He was

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eecte,l Sii fi tent e \ irtinoper h n I lOG, at the Olclahoiaaa Cl tvA n n teil Meeti ng. In lii i s clii CC li e fiirthei' distinguisa01lihitiself and the Order, and the following year, at titeAtlantic City Aimed, vas elected Supreme Senior 1-loo.1-Too. At tue next i\tiiiiial Meeting, held in Chicago, Sep-tenhijer, hIlOS, ]3rotlier Alcocli was chosen ChIef Priest ofthe Osiiiai Cloister, li will be cenit, therefore, that BrotherAlcoek's i'i.ici)i'd lias becta eue of devotion to tite Oi'der'Iittei'ests. Fuilelity tiiiil sincerity are his chIef character.Istics anti fcii'in tue basis of hIs success in life.

Coming Concatenations,

Janiiaiy 2h, Syi'ac,,se, .\. Y. Vicegerent Chas. Johnson,Rochester, N. Y.

Jaiiiiary 25, Kansas City Mo, Vicegereist, N, H. I-lucy..laniiary 27, Centralla, Iii. Vlceget'ont J. B. Alicia.1'ebitiary 2, Evaiis,'llle, led. \Tlcegerent,1vl I-l. Bolt.litait.

l'el)iiiary 2, Eoose 1tie', Sask., Canada. Vicegorent, Vw. Daviilsoit.

February S, Bay City, 7ilichi. Ceo. W.\VIiliiitie aiid L. li. \Veiiier, liothi of 1)etrolt, l'ihicli.

February 15, 'I'iftoii, aa Vicegerent, J. C. Fulford,Albaity, Gti.

February 21, Sai, Francisco, CtiI. \Tlcegerent, R. A.I Iscox.

1'obruary 22, ElIdes, W. Va, Vicegeretit, j. W. Brazier.

Big Concatenation at Kansas City.

'l'ho best coneat.enntioi, ever at Kansas City-so Vicege.relit N. H. Juicy annoiiiices, sud that lucano that the big.gest ovont of its kind will be hehl In Kaitsas City, at titeEagle's Cmli I-louse ott January 25, while the 'South-W&stoi'ii Luitilterinen's Associatioi, Is in session. Supremeltepreseiitatlo' V. M. Slephieitsoij i'ill attend this concate.nailon, titid Vety likely sevei'al nicinbet's of the SupremeNino acid I louse of Ancients. New and novel features villbe Inti'oduce,l, with l)lOntY of wholesome fuit. Come and1)0)1,, 'l'liore \vihi be somethIng (lOhiig every minute oftite tinte.

Coming Meeting at Bay City, Mich,

Brothe,' Jeff 13 WTebb, Supreme Seiiior iIooI-Ioo, Is leavIng ito St(iil uiitiirned In his section of IIoo'I-Ioo land inhli\'iidliig territory whore concatenations have not becititolil for solite thitie, and so lie lias selected Bay Clt Mich,as tite libice and February S as the (late for a big session'I'ltls Is I lia t line of tito meethiig of the Michigan RetailLiitiihei' l)ealers AssocIation nut] Brothet' Webb writestlaal tite ilIcliigaii l)ovs are going to itiake tite concatejtj.tiOtt a 'Ittiminet," lie lias niahled about one hundredlii'eiltuitiary íll)l)iieation bionics, and lias got Lite boys busy,

Big Time at 'Frisco on February 21.Vicegetent i, A. Illscox and Stipi'eaie IJojuin A. J.JIusseil íii:e lrepailng for a itieotliig of the Osirian Cloisteraoci a JIOO'lIO() concatet,t,lioi1 in San Fiancisco February20-21, 'l'litit is the (lato of the iiaeothiìg of the WesternRetail Luniber 1)ealers' Association anti tite San Francisco boys 'ai' e l)reparing to have the occasioia not onlyone at Which will be oresetit tileinijers of tite Order from'Fils,'o anti the vicinity, but utoin tue states of Oregoncuti l\1ashiittgton, They are looking for chiite a crowddovt, front the North, 'J'ltere wIll be three members oftite Stipreiii Nine i)i'eseiit. Snarlc 1f, J, :t'hhiler lias prom.leed to lie oes hand, Jttiilor I-The-I-lo,, G. A, Griswold Iscoiìaittg with him, atad tuoi, there Is the Chief 130mm,BroUter Russell, of San Fraiicjsc0 The Osirlan CloIsterfacetIng wili be held on lite evening of tite 20th and thecOticfltejiatioii on the evenIng of tito 21st, The ChIefPriest of th Cloltet, Brother L, 1), McDonald will con-duct tito Cloister meeting

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The Hoo-Hoo Death Emergency Fund

Evety reader of 'l'ue Bulletin will be grntifie to ictiowthat dn J)eceittl)er 17 subscriptloi,s to tite IIoo'Ij DeathRnaergettcy Fuitd passed tite required mark of $6,000 andthat ittitnediately thereafter payments to beneficiariesbegan,

l_hp to this (Itite, I att itaty 1.0, receipts tenti ilisburse tien tsof tite ftiitd have beeti as follows:SubscrtpLIon to close of bustnes January 10. . . . $7,125 62Aug. 30. Postage and i)rinthng call ...... $ 37 38Dec. 17, PaId to benetictary of No, 21fl58, . 250 00Dec. 17, I'ttl1 to beneticlai'v cf No, 1751 .,. NO 00Dec. 17. l'attI to i)eneticlary of No, 12375, . 2(0 00Dec. 22. l'ali] to heitetjcfat'y of No, I 1651 . , 250 001)ec. 28. Pahl to hetiecciaty of No. 18330 . , Nt 00l3alance cii Jieiti1 ........................ 2i-fi7,1 2tt r,

Subscriptions to tite fiintl \vere Opened Atigust i last,over $5,000 liebig cohiecte,i Ity the middle of September.Taking titis as a basis, the tleatits up to ilate, out of titetotal tutto lier of su bscribct's, lia ve ritti approxititately eightto the titousatid, or about whIch was counted on by titeproposet's of tite pian, 1f titIs tieath rate is itot exceeded,sulisetieteit t calls for rel)iefi isitm on t of tito ftiitd will beflecessaty Wily aijotit once a yeai', and tito benefit wIllcost tim sitliscribor Only $2 pet' aitnum for a death pay-ment of $250. If tite deaths eolito faster tito replenish.iticitt calls wIll he moi-c frequent, aliti receipts and dis.btlrsenients \vhii automatically adjttst themselves vith reititlon to each other.

Even If tite death rate htoic suggested proves too low-and titis wIll be tite case If, as some have itredicteil, thatit wili be the oid and tite inflrtn ;vito will li most apt totitil)scril)e and roitew theIr subscriptlons-tiit,i the tapien.ishimeiti calls ai-e found to be necessary every eight months,it will stIll lie chetep httstiititico. On a liasis of eIght deathsper tliotisaiid per anntint tite ratio of cost to benefit willbe $8 iter $1,000 for tite insurance." it Is tinderstood,i]O\s'cvet', that tite itlOit Is no pttrt of ait insttraitce schonteait d that ito otan can doultic up iiis heitotit by duplIcatesiiliscriptions, 'hut that tite thing Is a simple plan for pro-vhiiiiig litutiediato payineitt of a death bondit of $250; andto itrovlde titIs at, the ntiniiituitì cost to sitboctibing mein-hiers ovithotit health eaattiiitietloti or ceitlIical ttitd 'VitliOtitforrittility of whatever sort.

'l'li a t tite oid aitti tite infit'ttt, wlto can ltritvitie ngai itsttite cet'tttlttty of death in no other way, will lie Lite qulciccstto talco advtetttage of tite plait now put itt oltoratiolt, vasn et oit ly ftiiiy cotiit ted ou by tite teieit wito litoitosod titepittit, l)(lt Wits desired by Limiti. 'lite scolo or snore ofti, ottt lt' of abnoi'tn ally deveioite', teiittlytical fttctil ti es, \vliohave Written labored argtiittents to hittite this point ob-\'lOtiS to tite officers of tite Oidor, have reatI very carelessly,Ut' ita \( itot. t-cati ttt tell , the ctueftiily worded priaed mal.tot' in o'li cit tu e uitdertalciitg Itas becit itttt liefore titonneitibei'siiIp, : -

- Tito I-Ioo'Hoo Death Etitergency Fund Is ait ttddoil fea-turo to tite wont of a fraternal organlzatlon-itot a dovel-opnaent of high finance; atid its pian of organtzatioit Iscrudo, Intite sight of insitranéc experts and-actuaries, andOtiter 'figure.iteads" of that sort, lt will work novertiieless; aitd tite hopes of its protitoters will -not be ilisap.pointed that ettough of tite lieiliy boys, lit tito itrime of lIfeand Itealtii, ait(i wiLli sto particular "husmeos" end in otind,will Conto ùlong with subscriptions to make tito thIng aperntanentcy, with ampie i)uffer titarglit to tolto care ofthose who have no other chance, -

- - It ovili be seen that the admlnlstrhtlon of the DeathEiaaergoiaey - Irund carries no - expenditure beyond thoseincident to - l)i'lnting the - "calls," and for postage on - first -

cali sant out. Ali subsequent eotìttutinicatioits to th' loom-bership havegone along 'vith dues notices, witiioüt extraexpense for staltips, -

CoverIng a Wide Field.

Diti'iitg December Sttproitte Reptesciatativos Stçphettsonittade his Coliteniplated tril) titiotigitout. tite East. He at-tcttded aufl took ltai't Itt tite coitcatei,atjott at Cuntberiand,lId., on Deceutber 5, tend tito itteeting at Baltimore onDcceitti)er 17, At both ittoetings titere was a good at-toitdttii co of I)l'oltt i noti t iitottabers and a full tilscussion oftito welfare tutU iti'osliccts for tite Oi'dot' was had.

Returning to I'iiiindeiphia, hir. Stephionsoit assIstedStiprerite Custocatlan Slielp ait,l Vicegerent hazard inovoricitig UI) tito coitcatenation which occurred tuero onDecentber 23. Mr. Such, liad ptovlottsly ticcontpaniod Mr.Stephenson down to l)tlitlmorc attti assisted to malte flintitteeting tito Pt'onoiii,ced success aiid ettjoynitie afftthi' itturned out to Ito.

At New Yet-Ic Mr, Stepliensoit liad IntervIews vJthi aittititber of tite litost actIvo itteittliers and laid tite basisfor a revival of Interest hit i-bo-I-bo iutlong tite ltitttliermonof the metropolis. I-lo selected for Vicegeteitt at Now YoricMi'. J. A. Lacey, No, 3199, a well-known member of theOrticr, who ints already fortttulateij plans witicit viil re-sitlt hit an early calling together of tite local tnetnborship,loolcitig to holding a concatoliatlon at seine convenientscasoii \'ltoii no colttlict with bother assoclatloit meothiigswill result.

'ihr. Stepiteitson also visited 13ostoit, aitd In tito limitedtInte lie 'as able to siteliti thora unti interviews with aittlIttliet' of itietitbots of tite Order tviio httvo its interestsat iieart, No Vlcegeroitt. hits yet beeti itppoliitetl at Boston,bitt Mt'. Stepltensoit itas tite sitittitloit un tier considerationait d a sti I table ittait ovil i 1)0 dosi giittted.

'I'hls is bitt a baro outlIne of 1-it'. Stephc'itson's trip.l-le stopped at ninny i)lttCe5 both golitg attil returning, antiat each Itiace did goo(i \S'oi'lt iii cotiferen co with tito Vice.gel-cuts of tito Nhtte, tiitd In scchitg tin ittany as itossiblo oftite ittemhershil1t. Ott lus way lIant Mr. Stephenson, incooltertLtiott with Settlot' hloo-I-loo Wobb, completed ar-rangeiiteitts for holding a 1)ig Coticatenation at Columbus,Ohio, durlttg tito lumber convention and at Indinnaitolis on,Ittttuary ii. 'l'ue lattot' niecting wIll have beett IteltI beforet li Is hstie of 'l'ue litilietin Is tenti.

l)ttring Sanitary Mr, -Stcpltctts0tt will tuso attend titocotteatettation at Littie Rocic on Jtittttary It, attil at ICan-sas City on January 25. -

Aside from hIs wotic tlirectiy lii coitrtectlot, with titecoitcateitations lie attenils, tite good cffcts of the woik oftite Sttpt'ettte iheprosentativo are tilteady very dIstInctlyvisible teitd will ti'aitslttto thetitselves into taitglble dovel-opittents titat will lie very l)lCaslltg to tite itielttbersltii) astito yeats work Is pl'oeee,ieil with,

The Wasp as a Drinker

'l'ltttt (li'tiiikettness and its coltsciltiititces are hot jeeti-iiar to Itutitait beings Is evitiettt frota tite fact Littet waspsgreedily ttttttck cel'taitt fruits wheit they ni-e over-ripe-titat is to say, wiien tito sugar witlelt they contaiti itasdecoitiposed into aleohoi,

Oit suelt fruits, particularly groltes and piuitts, waspsnitty be seen pushIng mid uigittlitg Iti iiunabors macit largortitan can be accommodato,i, and titey will lie seeti to growvery drunk and to crawl awtiy In a sciai-somnolent condi-Lion to reposo in the grass for some tune till they get overtIte "bout," when they are ready to go at It again.

Otte Investigator, who was stung by a drutikeit waspsuffered sevcroiy front sylttjatonis of nerve poisonIng forsevei'al days.-Iarpei"s Weekly.

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't hU I?gjIg (,f tilt) year, J-IooEIo luts causefor congrauuj;t(j(,fl luu unaiy 1ut lije Older Is In betterCozucIItf(,uI tluauu voi belon auj lijo .stucceqsf establish-iu''uui of the I)otl Iii'uual unarlçs a real eoIj1 lu guu)uu'tI ¡unI J)uogu'es' f tile orgaruizailon 'rue suuuiof lx tluouusaruui dollaus ¡ICC(5Sfly to the eouusurnn)atJouiof t lu e p roJeut has euu suibserl bed. 'l'lucre se re those uu'lioI IUuugIuf lie i hug couuIu1uu', ho done fou- the cuoakoi-, likeI 110 poor, have wlf.li lib als' uuy, hut I lue liasle principleof l[ooJf is faitIl-fujI h ii, self tuai faith lu others. Outof faith, the Iou'crs of hope auiul (1IUirIty guo\y auiul 1)105-seuil, A spirit ùf lÌeIpfuuluje55

j allen to the Pessimist;his (1()1u1;15 ;uuIul luis fe:uu_' Scu\e to isoirute luluju, lo cut hin)off fi etui the uI()%slJI g t I ule of I I fe. A ici iif Perishes vhensc% eu cui f)'(Jflj I fc. 'i'tuu ly lu I t been sal u1 : 14 fe is a tidefluid e( y Ii u nia ii hoi ng is auu I ti lt a bug the shore IntoW1I('il Its waves uuuny how or, if ho chooses, lue uuay bartu ou t WI ill tony 'val Is a uucl lu a ve no Part iuu tluo treas-uuu es that tlHy hing. 'I'li Obre freely lue admits the tidehue uuuoue lue lives.''

'J'luo 'nyluug tivat lt Is "uflf'ro blessed 10 gIve thau to re-('ei vo' is uuuore tluauu uuueu'e \%Ords..-i t is tluc eluucI(Iation of agru'uuI l)SYcluoJogj In w. 'llu() ))(t of gI vi ng luel s to placetluc glvc'r lu t lue fu I I, fu'o( curu'euut of lIfe,'l'iuree I luouus)unil uneuuilueu's of the Oruleu' gav5 eviulejuce oftluel r u'uu Iideiu ce uunl fa I I lu by sluluscri hin g to tlue l)eatluIruuprgprr y l"uu un oir tlue cluuuuu cc' Of I tu boj u g perra an en tlyc.1rub1l}u((l 'lucy helleveul lt )u'ru a good tluirug rund tluat it'Your Id ho a 'go." 'l'ho sous necessa 'y to ¡ru alue i t a go isno' ru lu ari I ¡un 1 P;uyuneuu frrtr It hav( iueguu uu r'ariIs Ii ng se, t

(3Veu'y suuhscrl heu to I lic flu n d-uu ('atly eus-gu averi crurds 0 lu iclu j lu e cj \'en Oi(r lins lu ad ru lu is cfi cefor uouuuo tIuuu,awuItIuug t lie COruupie() of hue fund.

'Flue ansuruuut of tlue l)euueIlt1 Suu(flhl to be sture, brut itheu,vefl o s ru very Peser t lIelJ) bu II uuuo of trouble, and wit IassIst n(nterbully to tIde over of tiuo euuucrgenc5that al \)'ruy.' a loe a'heuu neat

lu cru ters tlue horno. As oneof tlue lerudiuugluuuìljcr joruruuals l'euulari(s 'Th fune shoul(lgrow, it caruluot be any dralur ouu tiro Subscribers because(%euu If Iluero sluouulrl br, two Ou' tlurco calls a year, tluoruuuuolu ru of tiue suubscu'jlutions \voujlrl be ornaI I. 'l'Iuose wholuave not taken ad van tage of the Opj)ort(uni ty Should seoulin their $2,"

On another vac in this issue is an article which brieflypresents some interesting facts conce)'niuug the presentstatius of the fund.

Tust as these linee are written, there comes to thisoffice a personal letter', wlulch, for a sincere, direct appealto conurnori senso and reason, cannot be excelled. Theletter embodies all the liest there is in the auguu))en fou'insurance, and because it preseuuts the case so fully, Jshall taire tlue libeu'ty of ptiblIshiuug the letter luerewithSu. Toujs Moya 'nuary

6, 1 9u1.-auy Dear' F1'lend Juni:r uvrint to say to you Peu'sonauuy that ut Is roy bellf thatrurus u)eatuu E;negjy Fuund us wuuiorut doiiljt lue best thingthe Order has (mhO.)'or years r iIaVC been u)reacimog the gospel of fra-teu'nity in the Legion of JLonor and tue Royujl Arcanuuu Inst. Louis, 'rue mast year I have licen ICg&u(t of Vallo3Con (ici i of (lie A roan u ni- t in I (ari Ing e OU n cm u of tise or(l e rin this State in mount of curaracter of Its constituuentg Dur.I ng tu l'ast yeau (ve li fl'( (fi (1 t 'VO(( ty- Se u'j QbLtl(s j li t h IsCOU (((il alone-ut Iieai'y IllorItti I I)'.

i'or ti(J('tI'.t(('O 3'Ca rs T ia'e beeh( engaged in the workof i h e Si . V I O CCII t (IO ri u socu ()[3'-(fl d haie becii a po r.SalUtI 'ICIt(,(' o Ihínsaiiuus nf the iionuus of the 1)00?. Yotuk ui iv I it o rest; I t Is a long, a ed a i so a t ra gi t', oto ry. Askhile flh(()(( t tIi 8O(IOj l)r(,lJIeun-.-uio dCIV th veul-.j Is better'so. 1) t (y lia t I rsriì tOd to es 3' I.s I lia t n o one k n ows froth)this eXl)Oru(,(eC heller u Iij (((yseif lut ail ths yCb(rs \vluatt(%'() I(t(b((I(e(I (10110(5 utlealbs at tIi tuttue of death in a farnulyto (liest ((f tII(bS(h POPI(b nf nodot'ttt0 nnS-_. means every.titleg. ncI If tto or 511(00 I((((uIre(l (((Cans so niuclu,kJu)rt' broil (VInU( ((vo Or three tI(()tbStti&I fliuSt nican, itnl orino I Ii a t I u e n'i io w i I I i o t have to go o u t an d ivork andJeat' lhr. 111k ObbCb4 teitiod II Incarto (Itat thu little boysb(u((I girls triny (e lout un onlinol to lIttisli tuueur gramoch col 0(1 (1 CO tloji at i Cite l-to ge t a statt i tir e ii' (love i op.liben t bef(, re go l o g our t to do 1)0 i t le WI (h t Ii o w orid ; i L '(baths,I n la ti t :ina I 3013, t I] C SoI ii t on of y o f wo rs ipItttss of r h e SOcIal p ro hie u I o o iii' grea t C u tues and tisbnai I e r 01105 ((5 )VCI I, fo r lt I otticO iii e nu Iiv a ii il t ho cli Ii.iireri parti al I y P"ovhled for.-t he boys tui d gti'is d o n et haveto go out Iiitn tIte ivorkhop, the factory an{ the tetnpttt-tietts of 't hi e s tree Io, ivi tir lite ce r ta Ib (y of bel n g pirysu ail ¡y.ib O ra I ¡y i nd OCChI I St iu n te1l I n co ose q ii Once,IIi e I;iiie rgcii ey ii n il o ugub t t (:5Cc a g'raat rol I oftt,b(ulCO heliltitl ut I)efOre long. i fondly trust that titis goodbu'Orlç n'i II Irosper tb i t r'. p', 0001f,

\S5IStnhit 1IIto,' Sl. Lciuil

.-.-- -I)ccc-nìber 19, 191O.JuIutr 'l'ho Bulle-tui : I oc i) (i YObI n Copy o f a free . iiio ii gli t Palier, thu I n hue gu t Ib(0) O iiggi.et S011t C e rue for nu ari lele ,i Ji it B UI latin,t(flil Ibi(lil('tlu.blly a joke fr tite IOI(Ci4))(IIII J derIve niereI ti fo riiia t jo (t'ont I uils free.th o ugh t r I tu u'ogard to tiroreIIgu,115 arid agnostic trend of turouguit than from dailieso t- l(btbg:b c,l n OS, ati (1 yet nba ny of tite attici es a re ri o t digiti -heil, ltìdiilg-lrig uic, lOitcIr in rklIculo louis truly, -

TIte freetluouigltt Paper I'efcrred to in tho foregoingIs the "frutlu Seeker," published n Ne)%' York, It is aweekly, aruj J luotice that tluls copy i, No. 51, Volume 37;so 'l'lue 'rruth Seelmei' must have been establIsberl a rIghtsututurt %liile No doubt it is quite a -big gun in the free-tliouuglu fortress,Iuu attermuptimig to- refute the so-called dogmnaj tendu-logs of tIle clrurelu, 'l'ile Truitit Scalier- becomes itself verydogunatic, Tluurs, in surinruiliug UI) certain doctrines, itsays:

Is that (tic teacirliig ei' the best biblicttl Scholttrsitip ofOur doy tItlict' itere or flit3'\%'IbCro? It most cartniiniy is net,We are not cited to atuy 1)roofs uvhatever..nuereiy askedto l)elio%'e ti)e stateinciut, "It most certainly Is not." TileCXl)Ourtder of free tl)Ought tluen goes on to malte a numnluci' of vague references to the gospels; to hlstoy and to -tradition. He seems greatly Worried about tire Old-fash- -ioired symbolism of bread aiuti \vine and spr'jnk11.,. with

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wrIter. But really all this audierut syml)olisun is beautifulauud impressive, What we ought to rebel agah,)st is slavery

wisdom of tlue East" or- sorurething eisa equially as faiutns-to tlue Syli)i)011sm of new-fangled and uninteresting tluliugs,

tic, I know a most estimable lady urluo at one l)eI'ioul etsuch as visitIng eau-fis, U)C1)U cards, party calls, and the

her lito liad uurudergouue uvluat she callen the 'throes ofPresbytei']a,)lsuIr,"like, Wiry raIl rit a Iwlest's vestments as bug tus a plain HappIly slue survived tire tragic OXl)eri

l)uslness n)aiu tolerates tIre luldeousruess of a luigh silkonce, and emeuged otu to so lofty a plane of being hunt

lust? many mysteries wore maule clear' to lier illuuu)lnod visIon.A scelte,- after' trutlu Iras indeed a bug road alucafi

In a\s'ed tones she told me nno day that the astral boilyof

lulun. And afteu' a'i, truitli does not rteed to be sourglut; itof a loar) liad Iloated tlurouiglu I)ei' roonr J \u'tjs deeply

merely 1)eeds to be i'ecogni'zerl, hurt even that sacrums be-shocked. It ful itot SCOru) just riglut, sonueliow! She saidho ¡inri on dark

'yonul ourr Irlrrulauu capabiIites, A great (leal of r)oi)seruse

cloUtes, huit when I asked If his hablli-lias been u'r'itteuu concer'uring truth. For instance, solutebouly

¡riants Seemed to be tahlor-uruade, sIre got marl,Iras said, "Tr'uutiu crusluerl to earth viI1 rise agalru," Ob-

As I understanul It, arr astral Is riot a ghost or a "ulo.

viously there is no SCi)SO In tlrat. Truth calunot be crursluerl;Parteul sph,'it,h' luut a soi-t of shadowy second self-every-

it isn't a fragile tiling like a violet Ir) the \voodlarulbody Iras an astral bony, 'l'ire astral can project itself

(loll

wluich crumples down every timo a jay-bird steps ori It.tlrr'ouglr space, out-travelIng tire fastest airship. Astr'ali

Truitlu is I1UI)erisluable eternal, C'an you iirragiumc surel,Wear clothes, according fo tIre testImony of those vIioa

tlulng as cr'urshing the laie of gravitation ? Tluer'e Is trrrthprofess to seo tluern-u' at least

I irey appear in the shadowyfor your-it is inst tus true nur tIre u'ernotest star tus lt is

courruteu'liau't of uvlmateve,- costume the real body is mostontIrio earth, irrd u'lretlrer' your lielieve it or not rumbes 1ro

ttccurstoruiefi to wear'. By obser'virrg tire attiro of aim astr'al,(llffei'ei)ce-if you jui))p off the roof, you wIll suir'ely luit

tluerefore, one rrulght get a 1lire oir Its gerreral statris andtIlo grorinul !

determIne If It belonged to a fronniotl financier or to aAs a iuuatteu' of fact, time luurrrrarr Iruinul caumnot grasp

tranup, Ari astral in a luanul-nIe-rIowir suit woullul irot aplrealtr'iutir; tIro best lt cnn do is to hIte oft a few facts, Now

so stroirgly to tImo artistic irustiructs rus it would If arraycula fact is not a trrrtl)-lt is ru)erely a part of trurtlu

; it is,

libo tlrose broa(1-sluoulilered yourrrg nueir pictured in lIreas Joui nilglut stuy, the ti'uth's tail wavIng about ii) the

urragazlno advertIsement as strolling down the church aisleiru Alexandria,

breezes. I belIeve it uvius OlIver' \Vendell Holmes vIroVa, If there Is airytluirrg Irr tIns astral-

houly -theory, It boluooves lus alI to besPoke of a tuch as beiuug all uI)der ground except just tiretali, What he rrreant was tIlls : Tilo tree that you see Is

cttrofr,l of ori,' ap-I)ear'aruce, for tiucre is il0 tIliuug wiuo,r air astral will float

a filet; tlurut is, tIre outward manifestatIon of a trutlr. Tireaway on a more or loss extemurled touii'! And as Sirako-

"TImoti'rutim of the tree Is irot its limbs or' trunk or bark, luutspeau'e smuys, apparel oft i)rochuluuus tue irrite."

tImo vitality of its root, its life pr'lnciplc-%vlulel) is irotonly iiuvisihle l)lit iruconupr'elrorrsilile! Spealcliug of abures reuuuirluls mo tluat even uiuon so

\Virat is lIfe? No i)lttll cari say. He iras learned a fewttl)Ptti'eirtly trivIal a subject tImore is no surcir thing as

facts about lIfe, That is all. 'rire law of gravitation Is afree tluourglrt. Wo are slaves to custom. And we aro

:- trutiu, a priiuclplo, whiclu existed always. it crrrrnot beextr'erurely Inconsistent Iru our ideas and opinions, Wo have

sccrm, felt, Irearil, smelled or tasted, Isaac Newton ob-(or r'atiror, we think we lrrtve) an Idea that skirts sym-

ser'veui a fact-tire apple falling to the ground, What luebonze restraint, fetters, and luoiuce submission, liuforiority,

was hurt tlue manifestatIon of truth-of a I)rlr)ciple Tirat skirts mean the vci'y opposite of tluls is pointed outwhicir itself- - is invisible. 'rho - liest wo can zIo, iii our-

by tivat spau-kllirg writer, Mu', (i, IC. Clrestorton:

hlurr)al) blindness, is to rendu ouit -after fa-cts acri from lt Is (milite c'orlairi that tibe skirt rneaiiii feniitie dignity,lIteau reason up to a general iaw. Of course, a cluurclrinarr riot female strbntlusiort ; it can Ii proved hy tito sinriilest ofi)c'lloyes that divine trutlr was miraculously revealed, Arm

all tes-ho: No ruler ivoirld (Ieihiii'r'ately dri'',a up In tirerecogrtuzeil fiitti',', of : olave; no jitdge would appeartrirbeliever cannot combat tile churchman's belief, because

coy-erad witit broad arrows. Dut wiiert titeo wish to lie saolytite two have no cornirrorr starting politt,

- DiscussIon be- inipressive, as Juiigcs, iriests et' Icings, tl(Oy tb Wi'nr sICirttitweeti them is, tlrerefou'e, useless alud uinpr'ofltalle, But tlro long trailing robs of fornaio dignity. Tli wholethese rampairt "truth-seekers," who write stich fiercely

uvorpi is irliciür pe1tiotrt gOVc'rnrnont_for' e'e, neu wearpetticoat-s when- they wish to govern!

doguuyatic efflusiorrs, cortstltrite a curious study, Ti)ey take -

ilucruusolves so seu'lousiy! One is rernirrdeil of Fruier'soir'ssoleruuiu rIflery, "Wlry so hot, lIttle n)at)?" WTiratever

A siglut not edifying to beluold is a saloni Ist who liasIs

tt'rre luas ltlwiuys been true, al)d will so renralri forever!become doginrutic, Science means classified know!edge.It is the province of a scIentist to collect and

'Flue earth isiu't going to wobble io its wlrir'llrrgs lucc'tuuisesturdy facts,

Wheui lue begins to theorize as to ultimato trutlu, Ire stepsoiie of the editors of The Truth Seeker' gravely irrforruus ouilde tire iogitimate field of sci3nce and into tuo field ofils eager readers: Illuilosopiuy or metaphysIcs, 'i'lrere Is no harm in luis

getting ourt of his own realm, hut vluen lue does so, hoOru tite vnII befero nie os I w-rite -are portraits of Vol-taire, Darwin, 1littnboldt, Ingersoll, Pain-e, Frau-kim, Hugo,Du Manner,

.sluould not speak as one luavlrug authority-let hIrn theorizeIf 1)0 wants to, but let him call it by tireGoethe, Sciuiiler', William Morris, WaIt V/lilt.

unan, Emerson, Loweli, Byron, Shrolley, James Lick, Stepironright naine. As a

scientist, Ire canrrot theorize, Mr. Edison's opliulons ¡rs toGlrard, Ericsson, Fdison, T-Iaackel, Mark Twahrr, tinO RIch-arti Wagner.

tuo futui'o life, tiuerofoi'e, aro of rie valuo, Fie knows sornofacts, but ho does not know truth. He understands

Tilo rar'est thing in tlue world Is a mirud not sterilized sonretiulog of the workings of electricIty, but he (loes notby doubt or blinded by credulity. -

lnow what electricity Is. The manifestation of electricityTIue trouble witir free thought is that it Isn't free. -

is not -the thln Itself. The lightning finali is merelyelectricity switchIng its tall tiurough the- Those Who - scorn the "priest-ridden" aro frequently

themselves sadly spook-ridden.cloud rifts, Theforce Itself is inviibie. The reality lies beyond the grasp

- - - of our five senses. It is iThposibIe that it should be other-No sooner does the average mind, in a seárch for free- -wise,for our five senses are ali very crude and imperfect;

dom, renounce ono form of ci'eed or faith than lt e- tllcy equip - us fou' perceiving things-form, appearance,braces another no less Incredible. A person who scoffs manIfestation-not ubstnce but show. And yet Theat belief In Moses and. the prophets often finds sweet

Truth - Seeker trlurnpluantly cjtotos Mr, Edison's dogmaticstatement, "Ali la 'Whensolace in a weird scheme of Oriental philosophy, "esoteric

material, I die and decompose, Isluall live only In pluonographs and storage batteries,"

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'l'ue following letter Is from n member who has written¿OV(1 i vigorous protests In the forni of letters to theS(rlveIJoter, lt lias been suggesteil to tuis letter writerthat lie attend at least one Annual Meeting and presentlus views In lierson fi'oiii the floor of tun convention, andtu i he has proinfonil to do:

--.---- -:----.,x ()VeJ:Ihr 2S, I 910,-,J. JI, Baird,Sci IVOijoi(r: Y(,Ur.q of Ehe I tIi to mall. 'I'llariiçn, If J am11(11 i,roIi j iiIiriil li ai I I next A initial 111(1 n1I111 ICto I(LV I%iUtt J Uilnli II I }U C()iIV(:iitjOfi fIr,or, ¡InI! trust thatt ilrI IIII l( I'fl()iigiI iflMIIrg('ljtS tIIer( to oSVIng that oldr I i,sd ù( rolle r ii 01 ii( III i.ÇCt lOicic to 01(1 llOo-lI()o.

iile NovIIniI('r niInii,'i ,f 'ihn Bollati n in good. J thinkti "tier, ''1111, lhiii,1i i le ltslgIio(l,' tue i,est oxloI-i bu 4l (it IlIHIl 0(11110 (It tIÌO IiioIillIero tlilk of the nevfl(,IIlrIoflt arul lt III liRleeli a pity huit fl 1I1lfl t lilo cal I tre

011011111 lie f()ICeil out ol I he Order. l'eroonally i IVOfl'tr( MIgo, hut (iii ly 'xpecI lo he exilellell. lieiiti tt anyI il(It( (IIll(,Ij I $iiliid I vlil do ny utinot to lui llcinori'rieiI i, le(tlio(' liii: (l IUI& (i(o hilt III I1' opinion repro-MOrII tii nieiìiliíio' Ç'l(,%VS, l'ùii lOCO tloii lii tillo numberuf t lì(011lIg II'ljei 251) i loo-JIüí, tirito k liquor, \Vliat IsI lie IIIiIilL NIlUI (IlOg It) II) ¡t boul It .\re you goIng to,'I I theni all ? le he IOiJ5l(Oiit, Élis t lu ivliat 3'OIi shoulil

do JI 5III, tuO i Ill,lIl y elaiie: I rout In buy coinIng up.1:1 i y rIi('I li]j (III II('')tIfii. Of I ils clause II'c havi been coin.pI lied I ù lOtilC ÇOOhi In'I lIO(I liSo I hey did not conic. uplo our is hier rigid \leuu'I oui uueuuul,euIi I p. lAuSt uneitluigWI, i tui itou) dttun thu citlef otcct)uulultItt (tf t O-yaruI system.' lid u ui tti i tie -.--- tutuottutuittl hut

eutut euuuuulluljtiu'n Sturt lj,Im.lt et pt u s, Lo i i itittlíu ro, et u:.AgOlO Itt -------_. tIuttt mIen Ihrer: or futur assistant

tuttuviutili (tutti PlaitIng muulIl Sti,t'iI (combatti t abon In. r vcn-liti t. lu) nay Iltutt the put rutgralult n t I lue bottoni of page cuvesof Noveittluet Iltullutlit ltl1 soutlu of lltsu' anus.

Jre'utuuuto yuuut lItlnlç I atru tu Itlsitti, alud gutess I suit, htttI fu,r ont tulut tutti a lull tttllslltul utlib lIte way tluluugs tireruin tinti loiti cttre n'ite lcittt's Il. Youtre truly,(Nit. -_-_ - ....

hupst nl lJnløtt (luilu, (iI;usg,uv, brotiutuid, NOi'uutml,,r Ii,lBO-Dunr tlrtul.lter ilutliul: I ruculu'itl your htlujr, alito l)ftClgomund tuf i lue À nuttumul, for s'lilclt necepi mey tlttuutics,

\t'uu ltttut sortie geoul lion-i lctj In our u:lly :tluüuut tuvoucut k ut go, rutui:s: it t i sg I It t Nut tlotutil I Inrul vood Exjto rters'ut ti ti l\tt gout Out k Expo rtu'rs' A ttuu lut t luit. TIm c'y uvero ,\Iesrs.Ii l)lout, Numrfo]iç, Va. lotto A Icoilt, ImitI tumore, u1t1.fltute, \lotntultln, 'l'enti. ; -.- \t'llluluuciumm, rtrtutul, Tjttt. tt'un'nt guIte ut rtlu'e lttjjtr lugetlunt'

lut Ml'g i lco'' .\lO Lr(;t l'rnoL)y,

It lit ¡lot agrcoabl to reami (limit soint 500,000 persons fnNew York city turo moro or less depeniletit

oli charity, 1fIba phenomenal grotuth of thn( towim tnean merely thelliflltII)lICtj(101i of paupers lt might he unii to stop and (alcehicatli and think tidogs over. Tliot tuiay be a better wayto grow,

I Ito olti l)utclt,ior la io lue j'Iu it'd, uuot mue hutch for timelt ein t lt u' tui erl n t lt I n su' I liait itou for tile grlun I ut glu'íttlu lut carries al,ottt u'llit itlttu, Ile liit Clioen the I(lngtuf 'l'u'rrst o for tuis torti tuitul l)lCdgeuI lo lIte mnonotor hIn lotteuf lu rital

'l'itt' XInít.,t Sijttl'flue roymtl lutist, mua l.'uluiy noui(Iitcl0ti Ity the Kaiser forlIte ple,tsujro of tite (:'zutr mutt_u sorirreli loas Cailting thantiti' Siluttgiuitr of uu'lid

ututlitmut lu In a Zus by unarlcsmen out-,lui I lit bars, Tli formst whore lbs sport went ¿la wastnt'leoti flutti 1,500 'lOOT utmud sluimiller guIche uvero driven be-iSt'Ou'ut palilugn nod Ist nut elfll)oUgi line of platformswit et i' I iii' d gui ltutrlen ut's I loti I n atum iuttlt uvitli their SIt et -gttns It uvuts hardly 1Osullule to unisti tite marlo in thosetìfl,rrouv cltftuuuitl, attui hbu da" 1mg ut'u$ fllmot as large,for tito himno Consulufloti uts hInt of tito busy'au xnuen in theCiticagu, utl)attelr5 So far, happily, ,ti,mflorica lins Oscapedtiiiu Sert Ott tiuliug, i)itt lt iii coming uvithi tlte growib i thin('Oltfllr' cf groat littlaUreCstateS.-Argonaut

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The Spoliation of the Spoilers of Japan

The following interesting and auslng article is (ron(tie pon of Brother Edward K, I-lowe, No. 1682l3:

Yokohama, Japan, Nou'ettihitjr j , j 910.-lVere you eveta yo Il ng Clmalt uvl tim tui a ott ve b)rfl t lt , and tie tI, I ng ileau'ter onyour filati titan a straw tint? i)tti you ever have to sitdown for three or four days In' a hotel In tIte Orlont aftertIte OrIent liad lost ils chutrin for iou, sutil have nothingto tie Ittit uu'utht around for aluotitor fellow to simon' up? Ify(tul ita ueti'l ytull tutu ¡touer slutg, uvhtli the, proper catch Inyour solco, tltutt louchuhmug lIttle di tty, "Gee, but this is alonhisume towtu,"

l'onu ut jus I I lt o mmii ytt ut Itave liad (h e m lofou'tu n e of belsgstrut n ti oui lui a (:0 Il lt try uvite re cigars tin ti govern un en t bondsare t lt e itofiatsa lo n ut of tim e rl elm, liu1 muet it i ng o ru your ilousouttout'ardut tIte utuaklmug of a smumuke, except a box of safetyusuuieltetu, Several days 'mug tu T suutokí.uti, not sty first, but myinuit cigar; utmud uts (lue i itlut Itlite Sttioke dIssolved lutto empty(tir, I uuuuv, tot tiu itlu:utulug ulultun whIch trnuiltloti tells uslite Stfl(uhicm' cues, I)ult tito saut outum of a 5isolih's ltttdcs,\vI (lt ou t tito urcoti, I I muto I 'ti I y liait gut lt eavy on ou r han do,

'l'lu e to buticco I n d mu str' of J u ii u I tu i govern tui en t mosop -ely. 'fimo flintiest li tilo rutie uf 20 Jtcr cent In levied on ailtoltttcctu ltnported, but yout tu itt ahlOweul tu) brhmig In 100 cIgarswIth l'unIr oilIer effects, Wiluucss, nuy Smnshing brothers,ito us' h o ng uu'l I I t it l, n um m itor luta I ? Frutto (li Is dit tI' aliti thebtrolllu on tIte t:lguiroites tttatuutf;t('I tiroul, lite govutruilnent ishtehitlng to itay off its n'ar delti tinti creating another (undto i Icic t lt e ttt'x t Ittut toit lita t uu';u n ts t o try (Item a go, 'lite

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JiIt)uiitefio sttmoke (lie governjtien( utl000poly cIgarettes, xeany Otto uioubt the patriotls0 òf timo Japanese people, letItlmu tutnotce um. Japanese cigarette, I havé heard that Incertain juhaces in Japan titcy give a smjI broom with eaehpackage of clgarete5, so that you can sweep up a nicecleart i)Iaee on (lie floor, have your 52001cc, and (lien have adecent chen spot to throw tite resulting (lt os. I admit(lint they are a Inigiuty clean people, bitt titis is a grossIlitel oui a bra'e nation, 'l'o be sure, it. requires someCottrage to be a Steady consumar of the Japan0so article,bitt the death is not in a violent and Suuddett form, it isslow anti lingerIng, What they ara mamie of is a mysteryCarefully concealed by the governutte0 as it coticcais thesecret of what tite terrii)io Japattese explosive Is made of.No Otto Claims it is tobacco ums we understand it, thoughthey aro cailod ICuimimakitabahce hlterahly translated, paper-rolhuuul.lobacco

So huero uve are in Yohuoluama uu'ithout a smohue, nothtingto do but wait aiuti iisten to timo Yapid talio of the Americantourists, litait, hike tito poor, are ever with us,Tite Gelsima gIrls of Japan llave three nghlsh sen-(onces whuichm formti part of titeir slocht In trade, which ailof liment can tiny, and which constitute timeir entire knowi-.edge of the English language, Tite American tourlat Ishikewise limited to (hire's sentences when they teach Japan,Tito Geisha' can say 'Thanhe you very much" . !'YOu are very'hatadsome» and "I love you very much. ' ' The tourist, es-

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poclauhy lIte uu'otmuen, lui futot tIte w'otttomt otuly, sac ''lloui'cheap," "Timat .Is two fIfty in Anterican money" and "Let'sshop,'' 'l'ue tmuen sluorulu it uuut In Otte uvorui, '''i'itlsishtell,''

'fuese tultoitluers brt'uulc lui out 'otur oic'u'uttlutg thuomuglito asto itose tIte ittmnbc't' btiolutoss umili iu liest year, utnti witattea ri ng the pol I t I cal lut luth si lui u .1 ti (lt e Sial os uvll I hun'e o ntraut e out t itere, 'l'li oy suvoop I ut to the ho tel c'oru'lui um' tul (hthtelr anus futih of hutmtuils, tite uu'uunu('lt toI utmud ilrcui ioskluig,

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tite nomi hooking desperate stud haret]. Timo huIlier roUt's tocOmtsoh o on e uttmo tite r t id uvut,sim ti ouu'mt thttt I t' d i oguts t i mi uu'hlslucy ut mt d soda, atuti ouithettvor 'to ro tuil t' tite da y's miattlage tot hie si um ht i tmg fut mtd by ge (t i ng u t a I i tti tt gatti o of po her, 'Ilmout-1 n n e rs tire t'owam'dod by im aV lit g thu el r gal tts take mt awayfloto (Item fot' amiotimer tiny's shuoiupimtg, attI lite locero tireretititided for tite rest of time trip wltuut tite oqttlu'aiettt oftItel r I esses represen t I mt caru'ed I vom'y, ht ltutoum'uus a mtd titherj it mi k, n miti ¡te t'ei' agiti t eut n tltoy ut t ter tIte uvoruh ''lia n' I o (torti -ii," 'Jite uvlso itoys keep tite m'euttlt of timelr tticetltug tot lu t' tut sei t' os,

Iii tito muteautil luit: i lItt Iteltor lItt ives of the ahihicted enestlm'u hohdlmtg a stmffrutg'ntte tuueotlmtg lut tite Itotoi hobity tutti(tu I Id ng O it np,'' 'ui rs. ia to mu', fui I r, fat ut miti over Il (It', lut

itolti i ng fo rl it to amt ut h Iemtco of ii ei lu Intl. '''l'lt Is Is itor llt'sttrIp to (hie Ortuiutt." TItis of course yeti matie nomita! sotoof titç first timmic site hove in mulgiut, It stichs out ahi Overit er, .1 oli mt ¡stade it i s money man ti fachu rIn g oboes litt ti Itadflout' retired, Timey itaS neu-er l)een away before, amId uveronous' touting time world uvlthi Mr, Cook, Shtc titittics titey1mayo earned lt. Poor Jolis; we tltinic Ito itas earned some-tiiitmg bettor,

Fu,mlyÀauAliI5Jyua Omj't oit t l'LAIN 01' (iol,tuuN lLuttvucut'j'.

Site lias bought a bright and gaudy kitnona "far um

opera coat," As an exampie of t)ad taste iLls "Jeto' (OrsIchass). On a young woman lt uu'ouid hook fast, On tier ithooks vulgar. Tite other women ahi dechar that it I titesweilest thing timat ever came down' tito pike, tor tlteyllave also bottgitt a collection of junk, and objects of so-cailod art, and havtt ShioWti as poor taste and bad judgmentas the dainty Oid lady In . titO purple htorrtyr, who weighs2i0 pounds,

lu\ e go Cull tt escapo (itt' clutull'u uttul tu)Cu)\t't' ft tutit titosliocic \ t gu/e ,uuilouuulu tilt tutti douu'n tito uiuu't't Itt titoitope el "t'i'lttg a titug ilgiul Ottt ittit' tiiti(litt, Oli, joy!A touum lt b', lut luitutultt,'tti ui,uttgtst of itehtig eu'eu ltti'utm ti lui htt'tt'lcicsit,ta t s, Ii tu Ill gu out t 'ut, Itt tutu', i'St"uth)titi S,udlytot w'tttutii'u tutu litt' itu'ol \o luth lutuity Notiulttg toiuu'otu lu I itt' mtltuttttltttu u

.\\.o ut tuttI r tiutut ut lItt' lit tiiu'tttitmt I, Iltmt tiit,'t'u' Cot' (littOrlemutallulmug Sltùitlttutt,tttltti., ii,'t e ,, tIe timo pltfuills amitluu'oumlntlil,uiJc fol, iito um Ito itt' litt' giimiiui intim tvomu'sitoit',, stile attui L'tttltt Oitli't t ltttlut, fittt'l('itt t'itt itt', tttuumle laduu'eeit, ftuu' Shiut's uu'llit ''u u'uu'lliltug fu'outt t ('ut htitt to aRiusciti tu st luit', tu tultu t'utltti t tutti cuilutt t'ui ht uiuuuIthu''u evom Vtltlt'd Sluttit, ',lt,iii Ï t tuttllttuue'u i,it'ttilt' t t',utlt'u lot tuttirutut mu ('tut tin itIttit' liti', ituilmuitti crotte, Itti llt''.m' "lInuSat'e ttu Lt ilut itti,t uu'lIlu etti' ('Ottittt u ut (tutu, it, lt tit',ttiui 'l'otttIoule lit utili f,ut'u' tIti ''It.tugiultt',' Itt hielt ti tu', 'i'iituSItOitiCC't'ttu'u u litt'' .1 Ititu I ttmtti lutIst' I Ittik (ttt hielt lutces,for ilmo3 tutus 'utulul at tu ltu'tu, llttic', Itt' ituttul, .tttul theirlt'gltltttutiuu uumy ulm t' 'u'tlttg ut lilt tiuplt ''luau gultut,'' utt nttlytuu'lct' I titi u mimic

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\Ve uvutmmdcr on to tile statioti, \Vo wihi go up Cotttttry'ammiomig time natives amid escape timeto mnadmomm, with theirfutjh hnmtd amId fcvcri'th ioohc, t'or uvitit sorrow tut ouriionm't um e iluimilt, '''('liese arm' rutit cututtltm ytumi'tu, ituu tt,tit'mi n timo gtt tutu of remi, tuheeti i ut huy (ht e ei d bu tilt o steer, abrasut i)riç'ic wIlli a gut cover."

Wo buy out lichtet sccoutd olututut, We will (nice no cit,inre,of meeting any toui'Iutts on tite train, Wo itay 48 seIt, 'liiSen for tite ticket anti I sert for tite wer tnx, Alat we muroout of huele, 'Jltu'ee tourIsts tira abaarti. A fn.tltc'm', mnotimc'uanti gushimtg dauglttor, The daughter might hiave beemi20 etIco; site uvill nover be again, Site is hieing takenabroad for itutt education, witielt by tite witty wIlt neverbe completed. 'J'itmt Grand 'rouit bolt Is on itci stroxmg, iiifact tut in its i,'t,itt stages. Site Is cross-eyed, 'i'ltey havacome by way of Suez and India, atri are nearly rounti theworld. Down time streat of nttiny an Oriental city houashe goule, a bored and hurrying Cook's guido In tite head,.30 Inches to time Stelu, 120 OtCits to tite minmti, And tituthutS ho sutil tite Orient. "How hovehy," site says, lookingbotim ways at once as the guide points (item out-untih itlias made her doss-el-cd,

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\t i tf. 1tie (r'11111r3 Spetto Up before us and ice-( ( iI((. l((()i,lO I(1 tlertiig In tite crops of rice. lite bonet ti-I iii (ii tutu1 (lay nttikeo os t tbk t mItait Sunitner t111,10( 't'tie leaves (the turnd their color, and the land-4' tpi to i u it ti t i n tti t nos i gorges us o f costo titeo. It Ion lii.tiijfiii i!ouIitry; ose thank God is-o are using ttnii;rto tI. g ii io Witness lits teork. (jur bored and lonelyr tttiig'( itIiiiii,Iv I ri Nature's batti et beauty, and a great(I 'ti(., 1(11.0 0 (io ii( t0íìiOt(t iit,tit (iUI i,((((t(i(' .1 i'.irit tito iii titi..

\v, ti t ve tti train and tint cnirs.jf arr.on the doblo;Sii. i.IIt .11 its .et io'. o rl.. ii '.ot.l c - ;.colore.) tri to we look off towarjs Fijiyaa ioing c-ear((((I } iiiItiii ,iji ,t a 1tit1 f ett.n h ot

of ç,iti, t tititco derscen.ts upon no. Th- :lac is ntako usto t i ti,. i v.tt yt hate f')rOItn.ro o en od :?:e s:--.I tu. , iicI iVOti5tii haro-sttn tiiO!r cc;o. t sa- .. oi. rl ii i t I t o ( ii, otIiot t Id i tot r o rof. h e rs foda: t t e_s,(I, titi. u.0 the oitrtt of Otter i.oys The oU 'oar. 'o-ltlt t,iiiidli of bIgtois on her hack, en .at d e'oskod ':tti,ii ii y, ,rk, old tige. and man)' chIIdre ..;' Urely tb .s. oiii, intiidniotticr of sorne trakt lordi-re- forotg ChtbtrIn tui. q. ttt.iiient. \Ve are not a nie.] 't- t;eIto'o rta'.ti i lug i,, ,ii:iiie ,iorte' ont of a neessIiv nl lilo.. It :hsi , it it,. I ,i g. to ii' h u eh iso are i ratoíe,rI et . h e s t he Ic.wet(it i Ii, Ion tv, are :t nIght>' Shogun ond ivbl desr;'nd n toI ((It i IIttii. tt'e it'silk on aIr; we .stak to the peopb asV, I i'i '00, for w. ore not ts titlilgItty Shogit n, and the peopleti. ii Ing titel r tiatle.. tongos are liitiil ani COtlrtoe>iio. 'Ve111(1)1 I)a( ti ttii- vIllage ; iortiap5 there Io a (Ca hoe tVtithto .' n'tu tiojior vItI. our ir0005co.

A(;i_t' 'i'tiI t a siti, nid io'orI,l, '1'ti pipe Is oid, the(lily ir, ,ii t 5liiittcr,qt, \ìi Aiiiert.ri (Ing corneo into vteos'.'J lit , tlii'ii to lilt ot.j .Jaioti lotit tilo lns'r'.to1 lino lakeni,l't. p ''/ ('ist,'' iv, (litott vtft. bride, 'i) (,lory lotiii.,i oit (li of " A las for our uiridc'. .s n'e turn the cornerii ( ,,, ( Iii. 'diii. . llo'Il.;iii i:, r.,\ii,.r tan('('iIi., ' \Vi tire (oVCr\ytt.lji.,,l oct tu. oliattie r. s.l lritt iosvnoli ,t M(5 t Il n.i er t t. o i n;i t ti ti' t t ltg. Dolore wo rosit no it th;tri titeo inured no o iil-si'htì ? Tea? Atto, ito; tIilo te at, 1 lion'., (>itt ove tri tilt .Sítlip.prtt 1)00,,l'ti. tioil.I Jo fit,, litt for frois 'tttoiiiio.,,,. ti.'iv, i i , o In lier l. i, u Engi oli , 1.0 setticI, we rept', ''Boot, tuho i'Otohn iV,Ltcitrtft1s_soti' (I de not iiii(tCrsu,L,id tite flitool,,iiItIgijttg,) liiI)tTi5 Stitto (uttttti)iiSl,t.d tite fact litaI coo aroii r.l t ti or n s,, i i cor sor si, I ou riot, i%' ire. t reti ted by i lt (i litai dis'tt(, tt, tPO(ft.(.t ,tn,l 'oltrtcoy il a giteot, foi' li'lllcli thei.t(iiii('5( t( t' ii) u.0 io 1100(1, tu i.'i,111t011 to witii'l, tie tirol.]-'.l i e rIal n o iiJ,ctt osti i) io fit loti lion o u hut ton I taro aliti tour-hob secte, ittitI for icitlel, u hey do not d'oit tn vals,A 'i n'ti, mon t , it r inoilrti Itotel, ii-i ttt I to Itiodernl,,r, ,tnil l huidera peejito theugtit, it, vtilg te ittiowl-, .1g.' of hie Porlo or Tai.ai, fist have ebeti sill!, '\ti forlii' (il,t(i5tO -

'lie Ont \Viii l'IrI.e

F() i ilttIit, ¡nnn (he j)n' tirn iac in the world of ttd%'entiire. It s the oneo liii pitie in tho 't'ori d of rules un1 not ttishn.1'() tll( ftfl(tr:ttoJ. joor, t1 )I(iIfl*T g 1li on] itlaco ofIIIr( Nn, t ttiç only ploco of ¡tmIrc)iy lt Is tuo"nt °l'ot o arth vt :i ntt(rotiddeill)., inn ko no CXI,(trtfllctlt or lfldlilge itt a s)itrti. Evory_n tu t . le Ii to mno the StrJt rnl of tliM}iop, Inn, 10h or that le Ilappoflo to Oritot.Iti ,Iit ht Ilotilo 00 tli floor In Ito OVfl 1)0080, ur tieltli('O Vti'n a nan sr)eit(us Overy nIght st:oggertng froto)tir to bti or froiti n;uje tint) to ilitloic liall we say tttti I' ltvtiig u urrti1uar Itfe. ¡titI hi s not; ui Is llvunga h gli I y i g lt r tifo, ti n (1er tIti (t ii I J OtIItJ Otteii Opprcssleawe of surh pianos.Soinettitteo lic in not itliowOd OVen toout toti'ii un the iao and treciionti tie us forbidden to oiti ii t lie in it ojo iiaIio.íj j, Client Orto n

Not ail licathouts live lii lien11 lautils. Sorno oí tuoi11tullu in tite ranitsof the comnlorcjau

travelers of tiii coun.try, Juidguiig froiii t1u fouuowung otory in a rendit IOitofthe ?i1lili1flpol0

JOuIruufll :

Ao tite Immediate first fruil of 350 l3ibIe metalledin the rooms of tito \Vest hotel by the Giclo an Organi., to il ru to ro, catite tie (leStifrorn a tflj%olIflthat for (ho first tImo In his life he

liti.] ¡(001CC.] t n side of a rea t Iii l)ie. 'J'i,'o beil boys, Earl(teneltier and Axel Paulson, marie the distribution Beacitlertiatt just left tits first armful and canto back fur more, whentie brosguit tite neocs that tite recipient of one of tite BiblesOlotiNt lite boote at once ase] looked at it wlqt in-tercet,"tIe says," Iteactiter reported "that viton Ito was a boytie 110e.] to go to Sitnday Sctiooi, but he always otudte.] hisie.Sson eilt of a leaftet, I-Je says it's tite first sure enoughittlote its ever saw lite inside et. Glm'nte another armful,"

'l'ue Aia_ska_y,,i(oi,_p,ciiic ExpositIon, after tn-ally do-lays dite to litigatIon, itas declared a dlyldead and titeS(f'Cktioi,tero ii'ifl t'eceive $30,Ooo, While titis Is a smallersitio that, li'as ret,tr,,e,l to tile StOcictiolders in tito Lewisansi Clark Fair at Port(ttiid, lt can hardly fail to provetiigiils' gratifying to the t)COPle of Seattle, Aside from themob dti'itlnii 't'iticli was returned to the Stockitoldere,tli' liuii.11ttgs and tmltrovetnesto that were turned over totut' University of WashIngton may be lncinded In the directaos(5 Of iltet faIr, Ttteoe liane a pernianent valuo, and wIllI.e t iastuitg iflotiuine,tt lo tile success of the eXpO,oitlonPotli the A-y-p and tite Lewis an.] Claric Ext)OCitl005 were'itt of tIte ordInary it, l'toro titan ono featitre, ,-cnd Perhapst li nIost Pleiisfttg of ttis,j featurco was ttittt neither itad a(i t-ftet (-Orego s ta n,

Don't Soy

JJøit't 81t3' "I fool t)adiy." There Is liotitllug Wrong with)'oulr .s('Itso of toitelt, If yoti ttt'o ill, you 'fool bad," whichtiteatte tititt Yoli hìayo a baci fooling, To say "feel badly"Is to a baci oru'or in grltllttutr, If you were In uit-usually good health, u'oitl(l you say, "I feel goodly?"Don't say "those iclitel of titlllgs," Say "that kind oftltitlg," 'lite '101,1 "kInd," tticanhiug variety or sort, isslugutiar, Itett i)illl'tti. "llliose kind" is as muclt of an erl'oras "those iiiaui" liciutlit

1)0, \Titat you are tryitig to conveyis tIte ideaof 'titlitgs of that kind."i)oii't say "his sataiiic majesty," Say "tii devil," if- t li at lo Wit at you tt,eati,

Don't say 'PI'Oceede,l to tite sanctuary;» say "weil tochurch."

l)oti't say 'traiisplre" When you mean "Occur" The'10111 "tt'ansplre" does not tocan "to talee place," but tobeconte ktlown_ulterauuy "to leali out," A niurder mighteccIti, today and not tratlopire till yost' after next.i)on't say "retire" when you mean "go to bed,"i)oti't say "Ite t'OSides In the cIty," Say "he iives intow i

'l'ue Sittt, oî J3altiitiore j having a lot of fitti at theOXIlCItSO of Seattle, Tito latter city is, according to titeSun, groaning itt spirit anti beating her breast In despáirbecause Directot' Dalla A. Durand, of 'the Census Bureau,lIfter Itrtiltt'at'lly cutting down iter 1)oPUlation return from2IS,382 to 237,194, now refuses to restore the excised1l.1sS alIti gives open warning that ño further argument,iiOWeVOr Olollitent, will move him from his lletermiltatioit'J'it Stitt Is low down and mean enough to say:Nine-tenths of tite Seatticaits thInk that even 248,352lvas too low. Ttt Times 'ftvepaper, for -example, figuresuy oo inGtltoc3 titat the population of the town lé really262,223, b another method 269,175, an by still anotheriili'ihn,l huit, it s "fully 275,000,» I,, 1920, Says tite 'l'tiOts,ileattle wilt ltave 695,355 people and will rank ninth amongltiiteriesn cities, Instead of twentyflrst as It does today.tly 193íj iti POpulation- wIll be- 2,044,329 and Only New York,ChIcago an Piilladelpltia vil1 stand ahead of it.

- All of this calculatingand Caterwauling seem8 absurdenough, but behind it there le a fighting spirit- Whicit thePeople of the Eastern cities might do well to Imitate,Tue SOattlean8, in brief, take tite Whole buelness of count-Ing flose with tIte utmost serioijsnes

TI-lE BULLETIN : A MONTHLY JOURNAL DEVOTED TO 1100-HOU. 9

More titan a Yeitr ago tIte trade Itoclico of Seattle or-gantzed a Civic Census Bureau, ivitti a completo outfit of,tiliTlle't'atoi's, tijiti Ililell tilt ,lii,'lat Piiittlitl'il,OiS Iir'gioti (('((t'liIn the Spring these voluit'teers effete.] their aid. Aftersorne ltesit'a,tion It was accepted-_and at etico lt began teappear that Seattle was fairly bulglttg with peopte. AItunclreci deep-sea sailors, dialtersed Iron', Bering Strilto totite I-loro, were returtted ilS residtiig on one of tIte city(t()CICO. t Isitilitt Iisii'i'itt,'ti it i'.,t'it ill t 'i i,. iris i I 't'y illrospec-tors ost in tite Alaskan iviids vere set down asgood Seatlleans, Tite pol,ultilion etf tilo towtt, witicti liad-been 80,571 in 1900, jumped to 218,352.

Titen came Monsieur Duratiti all,i lits tittl ax .. A t otiefeil sivoep lie citt off HISS Seattleitito___.saliors, fisiieritien,prospectors, missionaries in Fiji, expioret-s lit 'I'ibet, puestoof the gevernmen tot Atlanta -and Moitrtilsvlt(e, fitgilivesfrein justice, 'me,, wltlt two tiatses, hoinesceicers boils.]ii'es-t'ward ft'oin Now l-tarnpstii,'e, l3iiigaria an-d ArmenIa, buttint yet arrIved, Seattle liowie(l-_.,'iid Is stIll hoivling.

hampton, Iowti, Decentijer 26, ltlQ.-1)ear (tin: , .I sin glad to know titat tite Death Eitiergeitcy 1'uit,l list lafilled. I stiould sui)p050 that every lToe-Hoo west.] be en-tiiit5ittStt Over lt. Let us aiiticipate ílu'oesstnents-]..t lisiiope they iv-iii coale-as lt wilt tie Worth t t all to Ictiowtu-at those pa.yntents of $250 will drei) doivn Ints desoii toilItonies na from tieai'en,I-loping tltat 'the New Year, -titi It wedges Ils 000t' lii,ii'iil tin.] yet, ita.py, I -reittais, sIncerely yours,

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Itlklno, -%V, Vti, l)eceintier 19, lOiO,-yoiti's of l2lli .1.1stat itanci 0,1,1 aote yoitr reqite-ot foi' Ilueit alt.] sitllscrit.i lollto the Deatit Ernergeacy Fulid. I ttin tiiankfitl to .y 11i3'iSti (ill,'0 tlt'( liai.], illilt ttlo,. tii' $2.01) ii. ti.' l'liti.] i i',.pleased le noto tittit tItere overo brothers enoitgli (vIto sub-s.i'it,t',l io lii, fiiii,i io iiìtIte ii ii ..\tav tiforever and uve te eternity ivfllt lieo-I-foe,

\Vlsitlsg you a itappy New Yeitr, I inn, ft'atou'ittl Ti,,yeut's,J. E. wrr,l,lA3ls (No. 2i13;t).

lIOO-FTØO 'No,- 18950 icitidl',' set; o iii tite followtiig urn aCOtilt'litittlpit to oitr jeito depat'trnent:

4\ brewer in old Bei'iln feil lit-to .o vtit to itta citI i, lieci'iecl . '" 1-ulf ito fear, Fil ttoiu oitt of dot' 1)5er py Oslo .1erhops vat nro in."

An oid Qitalcer ives botliei'e,] by tite freetuent raids ofut iteigitboi. on ht ciiicicett-roost One nigltt ho iteisr,l utcott)me)tio,t Otttstdo ait.] taking ut lantern went out to itt-t'e'otig'ate, At -the door of tite lien-roost lie elteountered ltistueigiihor, a bieeding Ctilciceii iii lttttter tunad. Tuo old frIeui.iidtiuu,li' t'('tit:tl'(tCui : ''À,iullii, dosS i tient litt i%';tii i I lIp-it I i itt tIliltii iii;t,\'ot ilk nuit t ii, boot?''

A tuait In Ari'zeuuui heard of the great profits in rttisittgt)Ott-cortt, ait.] ilanted a tliOiisa,id acres of it. V.'iien tueCorn gctt ripe it began to utop In tIto field. A mule lit anear-lis- i)iisture saw It niud fuese to death bectlitse lue'ttioitgtif, it vts a blizzard,

Tito ttuiture falter tetes ttus'ting for materIal for itis noti'itook oit "Ssakea I huyo Seen," 't'ite farmer Volunteered togIve cIentiflc litfort'uatien: "Yes, sir, lt was- thereitt yondcr cent fIeld that I killed tito bIggest rattler everseen in these parts; he moueourd ten feet frntn tIp to tip,Sil.] utut up a mighty battle fer ItIs life, I hic.] only a hoebaudio, an,i by the tIme J turi.] tlniolieel - Otiin Ito itad theend all chisa','.] up tilt.] gioco witit peioiu, Welt, next dayti'iuClt I o%'eiut out to finish Itneltig, I'll be dOggono,l If titatiio, hauche itacl,i't Swelie.] into a sawlog fIfty feet long andten feet tlirougit. j cold the leg to a little Portable miii,'oliere tiiey lOado t'atli'oao'J tIes out of it. Sitertly after -theties Ivere laid, n. nitell of ivet weatiter softened tue - orn-banhcitien-t, ate.] it couple of cars of li-asr-eeed were tippedover and tite flax-need scattered over tIns - 1001500e.] tie-s. Titeunu mixed with the Ilax-sceil anti matie a flax-seed poulticetitutt drew tite poison out Of tite tIes; \vlicn they came tobolt for them tltc'y folio.] notliliig bitt teleth.picics. Here'sOne I saved just to rove it." -

Down loi VirginIa an old ceiored woman had raided a"worm" fence for iIi'e wood,- and was trudging homewardtltrough - tite duSic with a raIl -utider en_sii arm. She hadbeen attending camp meetIng-and wns full of religion. As5lt - wended - itCr way aiong he kept n -\vary eye for theowner of tile fonce and 8ang: "L.ord, ,otnlld by mo while Iget ItOme," -

Spokalie, \VelOtl., NO'e,ttiiet' 23, 191 O.-,l if, Iii ii ii, Sci iv-enoter, Nitstivltie, Ten ('-Doni' Brotlie,', Am elt('iO'tiitge'iieck l'ui' $;i,65-...,u,,' yeti's itii.'s itO.] $.i.i)i) toi' iii ttiii.iPh Is is ce 'tainty a w iso it o ve,u e lit ott tb o ptt t t o f tío o - Treo,an-ci I ant iteartlly in favor of it. Fratortuiti, t ou io,A. W. ROflINsúy (yo S(.S)

P, S-Am soillewiiat Proud of 'i tie fact tililt I ,ilìt V,'eat'.tip' 1h. oi'tgiiitli htiti,,li--,,'l,i..ii is ii,i eti'(itgli l iitti,',i,,l.'the -ti itto you ceuut in e tt ce.] et, gravi tip tite it it nl i.e i' o it titettit ti etts ti'iten loosed. It io .se;ne.viia (litilltlilt fou' iit,ì toi.C'ít i tze tttti t iv ii (lt I s Lt' liete t il i s e I ty ei ese ii t'oit t s íi5O I ts'astite ottly I Ioo-ilo I lttStiiet'ttìi,ti itete. Noti T c',Ltiii.ot i ttl titiro ii it.] ovl titoli t oeet up seve rtil.

A Song of the Sea.

A tt'ol sheet and a Iioiviitg SetI,A wittd that fellows fast,

Ati1i luis tite %viilte topil t'ilstlltig sailAitd heiitis tile galianttttast-.-.

iiitI tteitii tite glthiulttltltest lIly itoys,\VliIle, like tue ettgio fice,

Avity tite good nitip flics, itttti iettves01,1 Ettgiaitil oit tite loti.

o foi' a soft albi polItic wittit I

I heard a fair otto ely;flut give to lite tIte snoring breeze

An ti whIte tv ¿tICS ttoavl ttg lt IgIt --'\nil ovitite tvaves iteavitig high, tie tuty.,,

'l'ite good sitip tigitt iotttl fico,'l'ue wot'iti of tvtttot'5 is oil t' ittitii ct,

Aliti lit ort'y in cii at'o ito.

'I'hero's teitt iies t I it 3'Ott lic) t'ti '.t titocitA-lid i Igittit i il g I il you Cl(Jil li

i\nd itark tito music, rnitrlttet'ti!'Vue viiut is Plitittg loitti-

't'ite WI nil is lupin g 10(1(1 itty tufl's,'I'lte liglltitlltg tlusltliig floe;

\Vililo tito hollow oak 0th' I),'tiitco la,Our ltet'ititgo tlgj sea,

'--Àiittti Cittutiltigliatu

Self-Burning Letter Devised

Olio ititiiue suggestloit COltt!ltg to tito jiatent oltico i e(Oilily is for a self-tntt'tting iOttCl'. 't'ttoitgit tito contntis.Ion.ot's tried to keep tite process secret, the story soon ieakotiotit atlli tito sutggestloit was offoroti as a defeiise to titeardent swaiti who pours forth his sotll - in endearitig antioloiilteutt correspondence Iii a brctcit of prolnise stilt or itttite divorce court helps to swéli the alltnoity and excitepOJ)tiltti' tlljt'lsion, - - -

Iove letters have always played a cotispicuouts part tuttite affairs of nations and stili 1001e molnentotta l'oie in titeltistory of hearts, but they geitertiiiy possess peculiar feat-uros tIttt - maleo tltein "iuotposslblo'! Itt cold typo. Ofcourse, ttiitc'it depends upon tito eyes titat bau thent, butIto matter -how rolttantic the reader, If the eloquence isttot ittteltded particularly for him or her, tite sentImentsappear "stIlted," "sIlly" or "disgustingly scmttitnontai,"Hence tite advantage of -tue self-burning letter; so far ashas been learned, however, the "novel contrivance" Is buta sheet to which a certain brautd of very flat titatch isattached for a suggestion.-,Ohicago Inter Ocean,

If you waIst to be miserable, think-about yourself-aboutwhat you want,- w!uttt you iike, what-respect people oughtto - pay to you, and what people thlrtli of you -CharlesKlngsiey, - -

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Merry Time 'n Maryland.

J. ('lì fi 8710W storni 'ltich ;va agIng In Cnniberjand,\ld ø the evening of 1)eeeu,er O did not chi)! tIte otiloro t ift loo J loo lio li III n1IO I((I foi \Tf ccgercnt R. \V.(if O ¡II(lh CO1I('itteflflLl()tl. i'IIO!'e \t'tts a good :i(Loiidanco.lho o \VOZ C only live kilteun. Swue of those v1io 'ero

t h 'i t litt t 'vori ng to I n ati Il w s dwn I n to (lì e novices aroiìJOìì WhO have t4OììO far ìlo\vn (he lllìO ìVItII !looJloo-yhoIc ti o w old I Ioo.l Ion's Ways aìi ìl Ji la soctets-anìl the con1I touai ion 'as all in (erecting o ì i e, S ti uro ni e lleprene n ta-(i vi. \V, \l . StOl)iieIiHon \s'itH (ii e in, a od (lie d ally papers01 (ui,iiieriaiiij giLvo iiiicIì space iiiii ilaily iiinetiatjonsI O i lie ('i(flìt. lieSIde Vicigeicii t ()soaid 1)110 iititei \iee-f(i (iii ii 0M Oli iiaiiii, itioiiiì .1 . W'. iiiazjei of Eiklits,

\'f Vii nid iioi hr \, A. Iiiidy, iii exVicegeìpiit, ttiso ofi: 1k iiie

liii tIi' iticii i\lu noie lull iateil ¿liC i)tOiiiiIi(itt in thathOI iiiii iiiìii tuo eiasn elle iiii, of which i loú-Jjii C;ììì 1)0pl Otiil

' i ii), '(1t4iOt)-oti.t iI)-t(fl)f S)ii),t))() lt)t)i(_HCTÌI II Ve Sto-IJIIItIiOfl tu(eti a tOttStiììaslei a nil crollo)] the hittiqueti)(If) t (i I lia (it fitti kittOilt) liilgoreti outil itt i, pani ¡nid-¡ilgiit Aftir lic ltost.pratidlai tai1t lind I)((iI iiiade, (hoy-,t iii 9Ui3'))l, Ciijoyiìtg tIte ))CCiiSj)ii) 'i'ity Itilkoil Jioo-}100Iti)i liii ieiifit to tite huiiiIi' ¡ti dust ry túlti sloiie, and

t) I i of tii)iii %VOnt 1)1)1)10 iiip)\',lue IM )asiozi \)'tiS Sii(i) i hou otittieti SuCCOSI) that

i (':1(13 iii oilier O$\Vtii(i le iìiiitt niguil to hold anotliet cUit-) ti t Cìiiti))ft early in tite spiing,

"tini Cf lt \V. ().w:iid; SfIIj(i' iro-i100, \ '.:tí,i tetìhcii-'-''II , ,ltI)ìIflF lino-t i4)U F, \V, i)iizkr; itojtiia, 1. 11. \\linlyt-t t t i ¡inter G.o, i', i':llitprt; lat)herwicit, Air. A, tttitty;1'Iiil( tittiiii, j. W, \Ionrc; AiCitItfiftf 1' 'Gee. R. \Viieter; Gil r-(Jon )4 (1. Ae'iiiy.

i;tii t (ii n t)()))(tiI\', L)ottjtti W, Va.; stipttiit'')iiient j'11t1, ' J_tii'it_i' (ì,,f() tit Ctitii ti ,\ tijiit i\nlìi, lii., Oattt:n1

;f\httt)f' I)littcr UI.o:;7 .niii s -'i i:uTlt)nfl'It liliIni evrr, Ceni i)r1t1ii(] Md.;)rl f''ideìj1 itttIiIìiytr Iniii1.i'

:o n )teoi ,, flth'rsn flrcniaikl, Ctiiiìb'rttìnii ,\td.;hii rl' 'i'tiø J", .Si)1(le)(',2Ii';') tintai 1 henry Vtttsíi, Cui1i,r,!tltiid, 1d; Eaten)IJaìlfIgffi' 20n rytali(i SLI1)1)iV (;oili i)afly,'ffilf , t f lit r)I Nf). J CUiiitii: tul. \t(t,, Docejiib,j 9,

Many Joy.pronioters on Hand.

ViCenciciti M. 1), .iatiieso i)tiilCd off at Portland, Ore-10i1, tin litt' Oteitilig 01 l)ecoiiiiiei'.9 a COitCittOlifli Ion (luit liaci)CPti 14) tutu it 'itiilii)iiiig(r" \ of tiieSo1 do not blow)'\ti('t i) t'iiat a 'ii)inidingpi'' t. titi we do know (hat viieiithe I mo i luo boys of Oi'egoit ge trtiii for a J-100-1103meet Ing etui call lt a 'ii))tilttiiigtr (hut tuero otis joy andfuit there foi CVCIyOfle.

'I- s) Ont> ttt'o it i ti eìiii \)'ei't.; ejt'ct ed t.)tli the ritalin ofi)it i)Jifl(IOOSB tied liiisileti intt tite land f hc-alui littppi-iii-Si, dliii tong life tutu Oveititig, The pushing was doneby tieJì ii istingul shed jØJ)rØiiI))ters as G rahiani Orinwolil,11113 Supieni0 Juiiioi- iI0O-Jjoø, (ìti3 i Standifej-, C. R.Weber, David Dayi, J, i], liiapp, Howard Haskoll, E, j.\itiiuicli j. T. Thornpsttti A. J, Caproii, I-Ieritert O. WellsClaude Iones, Kirk Koliler, Gea C. Liiders, E. L Fiílehjtutti others.

Sitarli, .\t. i.), Jatneson ; enlor Hoe-I-ba. G. A. GiIswoti;Junior 1-Ioo-I-Ioo G. M. Standifer, Bojum, C. R. Weber; Scriv-'1101er 1)avid \V. Datte; Jabberwock, J. B. Knapp; Oustoca.

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250iO itrtc Strawttos.s Andersoiì, Lents, Ui-egon; sabesniatiMtlier-Mowrey Luniher Company.250-il WIitltim Edearti Bousetior, Portland, Otte. - salesmanLIdgerwoo Manufacturing Co., New orit, N. Y.25042 James Garfield Brown, Portland, Ore. ; salesmaitSititonds Mniiufacturing Company,2ot:t Geot'ge Welis CamoTes, Goidondale, Wash.

; vice.lresi(ic'nt J. 1. Cameron Lumber Co., Portlanti, Ore.2110 i i Ctiaries 1. Clunipner, Siolcane, Wash. ; Salesman E. C..\tttliis & Co., Portland, Ore.2;oii; Ellis ttìrioi Crawford, Portland, Oie. ; naiesiitait S.ii. lltekii & Sons Co,2;;0-i r jxtio JI. Denisii, Portlanil, Ore.; siiperintcnt1en

Eastern & t'estern Luaiber Company,250 ¡7 Carroll \yiltt510 Duning, Portland, Ore;; U. S. ForestService,250iS ocorgo Wc'iliiigton Hatear, Portland, Oro. ; auditer(t, W. Gates & Co,25O-il liowajil Baicci' hull, Portland, Ore.; salesman IninaiiPoumon Limiter Co,26050 Carleton A. Tltnloon, Portland Ore. ; l:opector Oregon& Washlngtoti Luiiber inopection Bureau,25051 Frank Hacicett liuniplirey, Portlaitil, Ore. ; forestanIiiinait.T'etiisirii Lumber Co.25052 1 tarry l3axter humphrey, Portland, Ore ; salesmanNOtt-Att';mier Company,2505;l tVilIlam Jlooper Little, Portland, Ore. ; vlce-preolm1mttrittle Diamiteitil Li ¡Euler Agency.

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25054 EImer L. Littiejoimims Portland, Öre,; salesman Pittolc,Leadlme t te r Lu mite r Co,, Vaimeo u vo r, Wash.25O5 harry Jartmoe I,ymmtan,Portlmtiid Ore, ; salesman East-ermi L \'CatCI'mi Lumber Co,

2505g WillI;1111 .1 .. \IiLt}tews, Springfield, Oie. ; salesmanBOOtlì-Felly Lumber Co.2;o:7 iltietivit ;etrgm .\turray, flaiitier, Oto ; assistant super-iiì)fiIt')i t i'tciij NOEtional Luiijboi' Co.25O8 .1. Gttddt Nichols, Portland, Oro., chief wni. & Cal.hit'. Tow, Company.2U'j .lOEei)tm Limteoln Paititer, Portland, Ore. ; shipping clericI 'ort muid Lu ut her Co.2506', flobert Albert Stewart, PortbandOre. manager S, B.Ijickit & Suits Co,2tOtl Walter Morton Webb, Portland Oro.; nalesmait Port-lanti Lumber Co,Concatezmatioi1 No, 1063, Poi'tland, Ore., December 9, 1910,

.Fine Concatenation at Baltimore. -

Probably the best coneatenatioji ever held by Vice-geren( W-ni. p, K1is\Vfl tile One of December i? atBaltimore, Md. The class was email-seven In numher-but they were an representative

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section, aittl as eue od Hoo-J-loo said after tite locating,(lint the class of initiates booketi as if they iiiigiit havecome fions a meeting of the luniiiei' exchange,

, Brother Kuhns acted as Snack, Supi'eme Ciistocatia.nJerome J-1. Shoip acteri as Senior Ftoo'Hoo, Tue inimitableBilly Gill OtiS .Tunioi'; \V. M. Steplietison acted as Bojuna;(100, E. \\Tatoi.s -\\as Jabbei'woek-all of titani well-knownall oves' I-Joo'l-loo land,

Titis list of iiames la only a' patt of those olio ivorkedfor the concatenation before it coliceneil anti wily partof (liase who helped to niaise lt the success it was. BrotherJohn Alcock Put his haiicl to (lie n'licei, timid was busy forsevei'aI days before the session was lielti, doing everythingthat hie could for the success of the oectisloit, (leo, Waters,too, \t'as busy \vitht the prbl)arationn, luid tvitii i.Ctvls 1)111

¡nade a. (imiti t'li' of expolien ceth hlooll oc workers.Those w'lìo know \V, 1), (jill blow wlitit a Junior he

can ittalce, and he wtt.s a t h i s best (luit e temi t ng. H e wasassisted by E. J), G ill In (lie Jtiiiiot' work.

Following the initiatIon a banquet was hold it the I'm-icr-

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pliensoll, J. J-I. Sheip, Joliìì L. Jticocic, \Vm. T. Kubus, LewisDill, and W. D. Gill.

Among the songs of the evening was tile following liltoli (ho Junior:

Fias anyl)ody itero seeil J3ihly?Br-rL Gill.Anybody hoto seoìì hilly,Have you cocu him saille?

1-Je's fat tinti jolly aitd his oyes arc blue,ITo's a I-bo-i-bo through and through.Anybody hiero soon Billy?Billy from the lumbei' hile.

'l'ho evening was a testimony to (lie strength, infili-once, and popularity of Vicegei'ent JCtiiinìs.

Snark, William T. ICuhns; Senior Boo-Boo, Jerome H.Sheip; Junior J-loo-I1:oo, Williant D. (Jill; Hojilla, Vm'. .\i. Ste-phenson; Scrivenotor, S. R. Ecebes; Jabberwock, G. E. Waters;Custocatian, 'William J. Cromwell; ercanoei', J. D. Virden;Gordon, J. D. Stack.25062 John Brown l3osbey, Baltimore, Md.; salesman W.

Lewis Rowe Co. -25063 Clarence Rich Diffendrffer, flaltimore, Md. ; treas-

urer W. Lewis, Rowe Co. :

25061 Lewis Alan Dill, Baltimore, Md.; cleric and salesmanLewis Dill Co,

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25065 Itmmtmi t'Imtg ltmanteimou', im,, lUiltimimmime, il,t , mmiii 'gemCa im ti n ttox Co.

25 0 66 Col i t n ''Bridge'' \Tct.c'amt, t:ta I t i mmm em t', mld , pi col i en tMcLean Contracting Cmm

25 0G 7 itotme rt n. \Va's, 3mm i 1m mmmi, re, 'tI 1 , fo i e ig ii 't e g it tagent u. & 0. Ft. lt. Co,

506S George Leiity \Vcoel, Lhiltiumore, Md, , vicc-pm'vsl,lm litIt, 1g, \\'oocl lu imiter Cu.Co uva tonal i o n No, i l6-t, On i ti ,t ore, M d , fleet n imet I 7, 1 9 iO

Kellogg's Fii'st Concatenation

Eat'ly iii titis Jioo'lloo yeni' (lie State of Wiscoiisin tvitsmliv imleih i n to two ilistt'ic ts-.Noi'tliei'ii Stimi Soutitci n. l'mi r.

R. S. Kellogg, Secrettii'y of the Noi'tltern Hemlock & unnI-%'ood Mantifttcturei's Associtttioti, ttnth foi tuer assistant for-estei' of (lic unheil St;ttos, Is (lie Vicc'get ont appointed forthe Noi'thei'n l)istnict. 'l'lui lust, of a ei'is of concutena-tions which Vicegeiejit Kellogg will hohl ai \Vausau waslt old on idecenihtei' I 7, ttti cl \tti S lt J)i'UiiO)i ¡mccii stit'cess, con-

sidening the dililculties unilci' which B r, Kellogg baboi ed.'l'li is i s (lie Il ¡'st c'oltetitenatioii i o Ito held i n the noti heinart of \V'isconsln foi' seine linie, uhu mtl tito city of \Vtiu5tw

tliei'e \Vere lint (hirco i'esident lloo-IIoo Inoinhors, ii, IT.Mathilon, \V. 'I'. ?,hili'oy tuid lt. S. Kellogg. Bi othier lcehlogglitti], hiowover, ' (lie t'tipablo assistance of \'im'egerotii \V, R.Aitilorson, who reigns lu (lie Soiithiei'ii 1)istiict of Wiscon-slit, tUlti Brother 1', L, .Joliiisott, J i'., of Chicago, ait exS upreme Nino nietiiben and a lironii Itent nienilie i' of titoOsirlan CloIster.

Only four of tise seveii kittens who wei'e to Ito instilledtvitli wIsdom showed up for (hile concatenation, hut (liosotutti' 'tmi'o bear meat foi' tite htuiigry I-Ioo-IIoo of i lie l3ntlgerSLitte lutti the ovonitig passoth off merrily, no one en joyhiigtite eveiiiiig ¡itero (lina the novices themselves,

,A I I of the men inItiated vero i)roni I neu t In tite mus lieri))iSiitt3SS in (hat section, tinI one of tite nuits of Vicegerollt Kellogg is to luit hito I-lao-I-leo (hile yeter ninny of(lie best loen of hIs district,

\Tlcegei'ent Kellogg is preparing to Iìolii anothei' coitcatenathoit In about t\s'o niOntims, (hie tlnie and place to hoahlnolinced lutai'.

SourIt, re. s. Kellogg; Senior 1100-110e, F. L Joimlmon,Ji,. ; Junioi' IToo-lIoo, t. L ., Johnson, Jr. ; liojuni, W R, An-ilerson; Scrtveetoter li. IT. Madden; .Tabberwocic, "mv, it, Aim-demon; Custocatinim, W, 'J'. lititroy; Arcatmoper, it, Il, Madden,Gui'mion, -'iV. R. Anderson,

25069 Judd Strobrldga Abexamider, Vetiismnmm, \Vie.; sales man-mtgem' Atvxmtmttii'-Stvn'tii't 1mitm)tm,fm i 'o

2 5 07 0 J)onal d .1 n Im mm at tirrim y, .1 r., Vmimi omm u , ',Vi u , seci ,ttiti yD. .1. Bunny Manufacturiiig Co.

25071 Frederlelc li, PiehI, Cagen, \Vie .., mn,miiagi'r saw mai11lilimnt atinhietthioliít Cedtmi' & Lmmmnhoi' Co . ahiiineupm,-Ita, alinit.

26072 Edwin Karl Sclmtmotz, \Vrmsoau, %Vls , sect oimmry \Vci -heim Woomlwork Company.

Concatenation No, lIti, Wausau, 'mVls,, December 1 7, 1910

No Risk Taken,

I-Joe-I-Too took a hazard in eastern Pennsylvaitia thisyear, but as (lint proved to be H, G. Hazard, thia new Vicegereitt, no riait was rIto at all, In fact the "ilazard" hasshown himself to lie ii sure winner.

On the evening of i)ecentbor 23 in Philadelphia, BrotherJ-Tazai'd held his first concateiìmttion, and it was a big succese. Five men were initiated. The class was not as largeas tise Vicegerent had expected it to be, but there were anumber of &d cats present, and the evening was an espedaily enjoyable one, Brother J. H. Sheip, Supreme Custocatian, acted as Senioi' HooHoo and Brother IT. E. Olsonin the Junior chair nade titase live: kittens malee strangeand divora wanderings-through the fields of darkness untiltite light of Hóo-Hoo land dawned upon them.

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25O?, .JJJIt Coitt g ,, JhiI:ttj j;JiIi, J 'a.; J!iIl;IItjjj}tf;t ep-recntttj. Btr!c(r.J3ond Lumber Co.2O7I .1u}z, Ij IHh,,, hnI lplila, J'; I,att It. G,J fi/ri ( 'o:,o7:; Inh 1 \t, t n, Dt ol t \ljj,; trnveflg aidnorJ', \l j" t 'opt.;o7 John \hur ¡'tUt ho, N .L; nager jj, G!f,i,ioI ('o t'IiUaili'11,jij_1 I':.25017 (po r, j'IjjIiiI

iti t ,i, j 't.; co rr' aI)(Jt New'orIc T,tttther 'l'riti ai.Conri i : ion N( I ,í,, 'iiilaii ji j,, j'., i)I'CCi,e 21, I t IO.

Hoo Hoo Ate Eight

.i si jut', N, (2 , on lli cycling of I )i!(('j)er 30,\_li eg(''i'tt R. A, (;ait tt('t ililici Off t lively CO1ICtt(iiflhJoIt t tt'Ii!ch Uit e tti' O tigli IIt1pti' ¿Ltd nino oil cats, 'l'ueti tither tvit eOeiiiy divitieti hit the oh letniters icne\Vtrie ti tit(tb(' io lid iiiiii i)P1(tItj titO, arid they fedt lic (tigli tipi t ittít.J loo It good style, Jirother \V. l.a,O 'i'tiir'iji it('t'ti tie Jitniot' thu a goût! oie lie Itiade, Infar tie ('t'etiiig co utili ('Vl\p(l ililercel in the Oilert litt I Ii tt(13'$ of I l. \Vt'HIfl i l)L t rit of Notti Carolinaii fi iii Pii(i)' tuoi' iii iii lit', (Itlihet i to tief lie' sessioii,

Viti littet. Ni ib, Â iittii,t St'.tt ttvti,i,i, N. o-.

flah, A uij, Stile Uoo-iI(,), C i'.litit, iio-ii,,,, i, ('iii, itt'JlI, j. C,Se lt , i,, t'id, j , j Jj iltiidoijit;Cubit,, ii i,tti, .1 'i' i t,tts \ olio1 Unge i, SPecr;fit tlr,i, j F' 1i

O7s cltit SiatIt' Ai ttd, ,N. C.; Chlor:th t tt.tgt. Statetit lije Oent r I2O79 liavhth Fart 1g Cl« k, J.iij ç, - SIet0 j M.Ito t huart ç

2OO \iOt ',ii,tII iiit l'uit, Greiiorii N ç, hilling denStilli ilaiiUi' itiiIii)r i i'Mas h htoec Jiuv F'o(ir .St, i i,, N ç COttager HeelLItijiii,.r ('i, 111('h(Jr3 , N ç2r,os ïi I t' Mutt' i;, i i r, ,, N, C. ; nana geni' IL& JI tahibir2,,eç \\'iiIian Witt ii (.tithi'r, Siitp Jhi, N, C; rnanag1 r:til ei iii IO l (i,ihi}ji i fo2&084 Attiretv Prb'etie,

ahatetivilie, N C ; bUyCr and ehipperhigh J "hit lia tiwotil liChter Co110 I-figlil'tutti, N' t'NOS ci111 lt that i t 'i ii'r, Sate ill,', N C. ; Otyler C, Ii,'j irtef'oiidtoiiiilioti Nn Sta tit hilt N c , Di'COiber 30, l9jg,

Personal Mention

l3rotiiei' Joli1 R. IlOoper, No 1114, is editot' and publisil-er of a iiew loubar paper, the Retail Lunibermati and West-orti l3uiide', wiLli headquarters in Witinipeg, 'l'ha newjournal is tice oily lumber paper Ph'inted, edited aidi)Ui)ilSiietl, iii the Canadian Wrest aid lt very fully repi'e-seiits the interests of tue great retail trade of the PrairieProvinces, Western Cascada is a great country_and isstili a. 'Coming coutitry," though its h'esources have de-Veioped rapidly within the past few years. Brother looperitas liad iiitieh expeiieice ¡n the field of trade Journalism,iiaviig been COIiiieCteii with the American Lumberaiiand the Catialla Liltiberman, later on l)OCOiflfng editor oftue 'etui (lepartitient of the Western Lunthermati Hebrings to his new imsition a teide knowledge of the workaliti of tie lumber interest. The new paper announces thatMr. i looper's 'orlguiiai Reaitti of the Retailer five-nilnuteciato, bo-I-bo gossip, etc., will be Cohitiflued, as well asthe Sihitare 'Jeu List," The Retail Lumberniai anti West-

Clii 1.iiii idei' h as offices in tu e J3ii ici eh's' ixchange, Vinni-peg, Manitoba,

'flic Conti ti entai Lii in ber 'i'i e Coiii unti y, i-boston,'l'exas, ait toit tices tue electiofl of (L i . i)ii tidal as directoi'iii d t'iC(I Pi'esi (1 Cii 1, 'l'ue gettietna n lieti tloned is Ioo-loo No. 8150, \t'eil knoo'n as a loyal and faithful liheinberof the Order. Brother Diucecti is in CX-itiehhiber of the Su-itren;e Nine, lhaviflg beeii Oiecttii iiOJlthfl at tue Okiahoma('fly iititi;ti iii Seiiteiii1t', i IIÌ0.

iirotiei' E, A. Poweii, foritierly Connected wituc ree Bros.,1iiot)]piiis, 1t.tIin,, lhh h'eceiitly triade a Cihange and is nowiii btisuiiess foi' i]iiiiseif at Cairo, iii ., 'is hnanufacturei.s'igetit, UnIci' tite flh'ihi haine of The E. A. Powell Corn-Patty, lJt'otliei' Poss'eii tviul handle an extensiVe 1in of miliSiiJtjtlls iiti lihicltjii'y

Hymeneai.

Brother Frederic]1 K, l)arl'agh, Hoo'Iloo No. 7403, andMIss \tziieiia kii1eh'il, of Seai'cy, Ark,, Itere hhlarrled nlJOCChlil)(ti' 7 ht the botte of tite bilde's parents, Mr. andMrs. Eugene Skiiierii.

The house %vas I)eautifttily decorated for the occasionand an artistic tousical hirogratjji0 preceded the ceremony.Br, ihlid 3118. Darragh left iiiiinedittely after tilo cere-tiloliy for is extoildeti trijt tili'ough tite North and East,titi etti i hei r t'i it l'ti liii i reside at Li ttie Rock, Ark., wherelr, Darh'agji it;

Identified witil the businesstvorld, beltig a tlhQflI)Ot' of tilo Mlils-Darragu1 Litne &l'citi etìt Colli Pithy.

Rodeiitly a man with his boote oti feu from the topof a cliff at l)over the height of which Wa afterwardforniti lie lOO feet, I-Io was picked up floating In-setisibie it oi five feet of water, bitt his lioot wereoff, wilici Pierce that lie must have retained sufficientCOtisdloitsiiess oti reselling the water to enable hirn toilt'aw lus l)OOts from lus feet. This from a magazineai'tieje Ofl Seisatbonal fails, and It Is worthy of noticefor the fact from Which a wrong deduction Is made. iti salti by minors that whenever an Uñdrgt'o011 orkerfails dowti the: shaft, his bootscome off and rèach thebottom before the body-th5t J, tile dIstance ¡gsiderabie. A d00-foot fall would be sufficient to furnishthis curious result, and a better reason for the absence ofthe tnan'sboots,....g050

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1R. S. Kellogg (No. 22435),

'nIls yeas- the State of \VlScotsi was divideil itito tivodistricts, the Northern sud the Soutiherti, IIOo-ljoo's s'ulerin the tiew district is Brother R. S. Kellogg, of \Vausaii,\Viio is tile sec't'etat'y of the Not'tliet'ti I iûttibølt & Tni'd-\%'oOtl Manufactitt'ers' Associatjoii,

Tuera are few nieti lit tile iitttibei' l)ttsjiis etere tt'itleiyktiowtt Litais Brotliet- Kellogg. 'l'liete is iint'diy itt asso-elation 110W in existence but tiltat Bt'otiei' Kellogg liasattended sotne of its ecti tigo, antI litt was always abearer of vahtable tiett's to tue tittttnbet'siip. 'Fuis tOSSIvihy he was assistatit foi'estet' iii Ilse i"orest Service.

Ittimodlately aftet- lilo LI)Poitittiidnt iS Vit'oge'ent liestarted to \vork Sipoti t COflCflhtu?tafioii, which lie heldDecettibet- 17, and wiiicii Is repoh'tetl oli anotiier page ofthis issue. ThIs, isis Slot concatciatioii, \vas t lii; suc-Ceso, and is the uit'st i tat h as beeti lsd il i ti No t'i lieu \Vis-(Otisitt ill a nittitbet' of yeats. 13i'olliet' Keiiogg lias taisenhold of tile ¡asic assigted him willi zeal ad eiiliiiisiasrn,alid lie tt'rh tes hie ex tedi s I n hohl tutu h ei' t'oient oit I ¡titi atatt cathy date,

Brother Kellogg was hot-ti at Cito, N, Y., oit October19, 1874, and bas hati h varied expei'hetice, He attendedsc'hooi at Russeii, Knits,, md frein Tutte, 1S92, to Joue,1599, ile was at college atti teacliiiig at Mitihattan, Kas.Frotii Jittie, i 899, to Feitiiiary I i 901 lie tras a fai'inet',and it was while etigageti Ii tItis 000tiltatiot that lie leartiedto love tue trees and ¡tiitits, titi so wiieii lie acceptedthe positIon with tue Fehlst Service, lis weile was a iaborof love, In the govertinient work lis sttccess wIts veryt'aiuti, titie to the tiiot'ougiiiiess isItit tt'iilcii lie till every-

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thing to telileh lie hint its bawl, aliti his grasp of hieneeds of the service iiiatle hito a vaittalile tiietuitor. lt wasonly iat year that l3rothot' Kellogg gave up his workfor the governnient, ahidlo h'esigheii ¡ils posItion to acceptthe sect'etaryshj1t of theNortiies'n Hemlock & FlardwoodManufactitt'ers' Association, after tuo resigtiation of J. E,Rhodes, Jisother Kellogg was ittitiated into - lloo'lJoo atthe meeting iteid in Netv Orheans on ,Tanuary 19, 1909.

Miles b. Jameson (No. 16945).

'Fue accetti Pii.iiì'l tig itiiotogtiiiti Is a i i ileth050 of lIt otiiet'3hihes D. .Thtnesoti, 1-lot) lIoo No. 16915, who was t'ecetithyelected \nicogetetht foi' tite 'Northet'ti District of Ot egoii,

Iit'otiier ,Janlesoth Wits 1)01 ti itt \Vebster County, lows,ou tite second day of lousy, issi Wheti lie wtis five yearsof age his pat-cuts retnoved to Pot'tlatid, Ose , where Itoi'eteiveii lus etiitcatiots in the Public scitooi, Ile gt'aduatediii Felt ritat'y, i 900. 'l'ue Il rst Pooltioti lie held ts'ns its tite

VtiEii5ti iN's' Oh. h) 1 t tittts, ti h',ttt s i,,t' i,, Oiit

pinnitig lili i I of I titiiutt-Poit Iseo Lit oliai' Conipany, tvlierehe wot'ked about eight tnonths.

BeIng attibltious aliti t'eahlzi tig the ¡tu iiot'tan co of titos'-ottgls preparation fut' a sttcccsafiil itusitiess career, lie Ilionbou a coiniite'clni denIse iii a iocai bushiess cohiege. Ileii ttisheii In Jth ay, 11)01.

l'ue East Sitie M ¡hi li Luhtibc't Coinpaiiy giLvo uhu otis-i)ioytaheit as 0111cc hto3'. By cattiest effoit and busitiessabIli ty lie Woi'keti ii is tItI' iiJi n'is rd to hi is pt osent positionas local saies manager,

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l3rotiser .Jatisesoui's e).itch'iotit'et ¡S typical of the sue-cesofui young iitnibertsiats of tise West, Itt these days ofgloat opportutilty OlIt tuero, sud ¡sis npitoiiittnetit as VIcc'-geu'oiit is received witii hileitsuhe ity tue brai lloo-lJoo

increasing ttWhitc Ways" in Cities.

- uiotierti cities liat'e against tue tsiglst i,ky 'i'ltls Is onoof tuoi i' ti loti tiguislittietits, itt ariciti g til ei t' i)h'ogi cite frouaiileiiievith Iots'tis. - At tise begititsltig of tise sovetstecnth con-tory ttocturnti LOtIdoth was In darkness, oniy rehieved bereOui fuere uy laitips set by sorne isoitseitoitici's choto tImErdoot's, aliti by tot'ciies of a few iltik bo3's. Bitt Lijiidoti wasas tveii iighted at that titiic as any city in tim world, orIve never shioulti iiave hte.'Lt ti of tue 1.ondott honni, or ufpresetit figures of Loiidon's popttlatloti, inakitig tue bitterdrop in Nets' York's everilowitig 'itp of J03', Lontionboomed wlshie 1ts streets teere dark, for the very goodreason titat thsey wei'e tio iiat'ker tihati the streels of aisyof London's rivais. II. ltootiitutl Jafet', and tsiot'o, its therecortis attest, because lt tena first istiiong tite cilies Intro-ducitig crude Ilgistitig systc'tìs -St I cuis (i1oiie-Deitiocra.

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o B TUA RY.

s. L. Everett (No. 1751).

'J'h' tllohig cjoIijt iojis ij)on the deatlj of Brothers L, E croit rej'c alipt j'jj by the Sa n 1ranclsco }loo¡loo 'J'jj account of Brol her Everet l's death appearedrj the Iat Issue of 'l'ue I3iiHíli:i. 'Ijiese resolutloils were

hUl(1hOIflÜly engravod and a opy sent to the family ofB: othpr Everett:

w tj . Il h:t'j 1riM'1 hf 'r ';jt Siijrk Of Ih TJntvrsjto remove (rom this earthly optiore anti cali unto himself ourdParl3 bel o n'ci Ir') t jo r, S. L, Eve ret t (No. I 76 t ) , the fa tIterof iIoo-tI)o 0 tIto State or California, vtioc renje wehotter jjnI revre fr hie many sEt'Ilrjg (lIl:ttIt ts el IoahIeml:tIIood j XeinphIfled by a long rind c000letent life of trater.n I I y fri e ntloijt p and b roth o rl' I o ve, ami

Whore,t We ¡nls.'t lji genial opini of fraternity andkindly nd ice enti carnosi e:uionvor; therefore ho lt

li(tOleei 'rij v.. tite lion- i ioi (ji lori torn California,('((end to tilo faj:j113 in their corroer Our heat'tfelt sympathy¡t 0(1 t niait atici itpo ail tii bieaIrjgo of health, happi-IIo,,e 00(1 bug lip fltíI hi theirs ; :i titi tie it further

li 'jo] ((i, 'Flint t CJ)3' of thcso reooljjtiù,jn Ito engrottueji(iIii lOfj(lr(ii j j tie fjtittiis a nil t it :j jie he ¡tt!lioiijj in tiltliùji-ltoo litIiiptijj t lie otlkijt! ¡latter of our Oriei,

, tri lt 'iit'lti'o, lh'j'- olor 2 19111.

(Signed)IIENCli. C. NO1t1ON,o, C. Silr,lt A IJISCOX,

(ottijnitiee.h'h g nl Stlariç of Nojiitain 1a11(orjti:i.1OiC' 1 'llJi.i,,;ii,

rl jtjjcj I r.

James Edward Conway (No. 17792).lit (tutet ,Jttitijj J. Ctjojpjy, Ittallager of Tite Dril ititti!lIltiijtt (olitigill) nut! a young tian of great, projijise dieu

(uf fuuinv itoicoti lit St. Luke's hospital of Oltialtotuta t 'ity,Ohio , tun l)'cotuutjut 21, 1910.lite cleueu jvt boni at Iiotitttttti, 'i'extt, tu I

attui i j'nuo 'J to Nortit an 0km., 01)011 t six years ago, sr lie i-elit' foi lutti a largo circle of friends.lii Otiit'i ('onavay wa initiatci liuto i lo.I1où on Seul

tie: I 0, i 9oi, at ()itl:tiiorntt City, OIçii,, etici being an expei'ilttuuiijeriutait iro%'ol an aelulifloit io its relitto, 11e lielotigejlto bolli i lie Odd I'clioivs cud the iuinsoitie Order.

'l'ti t' intel n glu t SOrt'ICe on Sn ta il ay ii glu t foi' jt 32u1 il e.gruau, :11 ii l'cl tjuuiei n y :u od I ici Oleosi ve 3' lucId by thuiteituiij t of tite lineo Cielo tMtig of the Scottish ¡titj-.Ort il()fltltty Noitie iidtì, ,\, i.'. & A .tf,, of which lie\t':t', lt lite Ituluer, (t)litittt'iu'ti t'i'i'Cititjlt les, tiftet' vltieli lie ansmiti at i et iii tli 1. O. f). I'. ('tliiiPt(li%''l'ue iieitui,t tif i liiji 'ttuhig tial Olulut .:tg' ip it, liteivltic ii ji ill ii lti'il io liii.

Joseph Bartlett Abed (No, 18280).A w u -I i-h ito w ii tiivsjj1 u n uhu00 Ciuiher was cii tiliicti t ii iii, lit tttlt(t .it)iju'pli I1tl.ti( Áljeel, hein in (irceit-ii it It, ; \utgitef 1, isTui, intl ivlto (11(11 Oit D(-coinbet- 17,I 91 (t, itla itotni itt Citai i:tiiojigt 'l'coli, where lie eiteitt11101 0 I lt;tii ta (lits' 3e:i (if litt life.\fiu'j coltiiill lug itl eiltivi. tut tito Vitiversitj of titeì-;eiti it, Whit e ho liejuitrui liltitceif io rereive nialmo lit titeiltiutulual t 'hut t'li, lit ulei'itliui ii i tlt iii iiewsIt:tiuii. guite,foi it ltilt lie ii-as tutti 19' fItti-il. Ile erveul us apprentic oittite hg hei aid, of Iiitntingli:tit, Altì. ilteìt roturnoti to(-'lilti iaii000,t ìt, 'l'ho Star itas entalaliolteul and roitililitetii, ii ii I itltt luii)i('i iitituiigitott its 1)iiblicatloit,\fti-i' t itt' '.utspeiiiulOti (if this 1)artei tim] Its SUCCeSSOr,'I lue ('itillialteitgait,

lutti iter Mieti boyautecoruitected with

The 'limes. iUtout a yeai- ago l3rothei' Ai)ee1 became at-liielcul avith a nervous liloalculois-ji and gradually grueii'ivealmi' (leSpite his stt'tiggies to fight against it; only afew weeks before lilo death did Ito notify The Times editorthai. It was useless to hold his niaco longer.

'l'ltose with iviimo lie cante in Contact learned withdepost regret of his iiiitlniely death and recalled manyfavors i'eceivtn] at lus hands. T-fis entheislasm and earnestnoss were colttagloiis to a nlai'lced degree.

Brother Alxìel became a Floe-I-leo at a concatenatioiihelti at Birmingham, Ala., aliti was loyal to Its cause.

Futteral services vere lielul from Clii'lst EpiscopalCli ti teli, a it d i it t ci-mou t "as iii Ioi-est FIl Il cemetery.

Charles Henry Boone, Jr. (18330).

Aiiothem' sail death is that of Brother Chas. H. Boone,Jr., of Baltimore, Md., iilio died of a complication of ills.eases Ijecemnber 2G, 1910.

J3rotlter Boone was a young mitait oitly 34 years of age,amid is survived by his ilmotlier and two sIsters, I-le wasl)Orii tit Baltimore, Md., ori March 15, 1876.

Brtttlicir Iloone jollied IIoo'l[oct at 13altlmìtore, Md., onJantiary 1 6, 1 907, and at that tinte was Inspector forRylantl Tlroolcs Liminiter Comimpaity,

'l'ho touerai was finta lt is it otite ; timo burial was Iiil.Oii(lOfl l'arlc Cemetci-'.

Ernest Loebbecke (N3. 22319).

Vicegeremmt R. A. Illscox lias reported the death ofBrother Ernest LOObbcli0, which occurred early In De.comber, Brother Loebbeclie was one of the western rep.roseiltatlyes of the Aillericait Wood Working Machinery(ioiill)any, with headquarters at San Francisco, amid liadgomie impon a business ti'lp up the coast to Eureka, Cal.Returning on the steamer lie was tauen \vitli appendicitis,an imimiodlate Operation beimig necessary, From time effectsof tItis lie nover recovered,

13iother Loebbecke vas a miatlyc of Gerimlamiy, thirty.two years old. 11e liad laeeit lit Ailierlea Six Years, amidfour of these he S1)Cilt in $ail Francisco, MThen ho firstcanto to time \\Tost ito was Coitilected witte the Lindem'mamililfleiiiiiem'y Coillttemiy, btit fom th l)ast year has been repre-i3L'iltiiig the Antericaii Wooti \Vorlciiig Machinery Corn-Pany.

l3iothr Loelt1ieclg emmjoyod amt litìuslially lai-go acqummint.lLit(,e, considorimig tite time that lie ivas In San Francisco,amid i'as very l)OPlmlar is'jtl the lemiliberinon in that Section.J-le was liii tiiderit lloci-1Ioo,

ailtl just before he left on hislast trijt, lg ctullcl impon \7icogem-eiit Hiscox to know 1fthere was ammytimimig lie could do for IlOo-1{oo while ho waslii tito iiol'tlterii lrnrt of tite State.

Jirrttltei- 1.l)OhbOit0 is survived by his wife and one('uhu, tite vIllicI lteiitg loss than two years of age.

Buried General Came Back.

\Vltoii Xahioleoit was sliinmiylitg lauch to lus own side(roma Moscow'5 aie-Titi liospítaiiti, Geiiem'al Ornano's headwas gm-audi by a iltillot 1111110 lie was iii Pl)Y-imoppltying In acharge ou tito Russians, The genot'ttl fell fm'om hl steed.His orderly could fuild no sign of life iii him, s buriedthe general tinder a hank of sitow omit! forthwith an-iiOUiiCe(1 tue death to Napoleami.lioimrs later GeneralOi'itaiio Slioweul up to time Emmipei-or

vem- illuch alivé amidkicking. Years afterward th old gem1oi-t was onò of thêPallbearers of the ortlem'Jy li-Ito liatl lumi-lcd hint In thesmiow.-ç00- York Pmess.

'!'HE BULLETIN : A MONTHLY JOURNAL DEVOTE1) 'i'o iJoo-iioo.

Tilo Practical Sido.

The men whose Hoo.Hoo names appear In the notice belowire out of work and want employment. This Is Intended as ,ipermanent department of The Bulletin, through which to maketheos facts known. lt la, or should be, read by several thousandbusiness men who employ labor In many varied forms, and Itcan be made of great value In givIng practical applIcatIon toHoo-Hoo'o central theme of helpIng one another. lt s hopedthe department wIll recalve very careful attention each Issue.

Some of our members advertising In The Bulletin fall toadvise me when they have secured poaltlons so an old ad keepsrunnIng for months and months. To avoid this I have adoptedthe plan of runnln the ads as long as three months and thenIt I have heard nothing from the advertIser I wIll cut his adout. If at the end of the three months he stIll wIshes me tocontinue lt he must advise me. J. H. BAIRD, Scrivenoter.

\VA NT11D-l'osltittit as chIpping durIt, i'tini tttreiitan or klitt loreiu:titPtr large itititt. llave lieen lutirking iii ttltliijtlltg uieii;trlttieiit iii yelltttv pinesIll fttr fourteen 9'ctmrs. C;uit Iii rubli lumi tuI references, A titirew '' Ire-

titont,'' care 1. II . Ilairti, .ScrIveiioler, Nasit vil le, 'leite.

\%'ANl'iìl)-l'osltlitii oit rttttd either ltiiyimig at si'llIitg lumber; tvttttlilireler SuitIng. Amii a Itraiticul itiiiiberttttii, liavlmig oilrveti fur yt':tr.. 'le itt-oledor of Ittirtiusood ; strIctly solier atitl t:uii givt ctttti'ern stillsf;uiiu,ri'tolere-tices .. itt artier io get oltirted itti rttttd iiilI torelli oeIl lutti it ieri'reliuititable ultiltry at tite start, Aduireso '' Itick I i nett,'' eti I tl .1 . I i . littiiti,Scrlt'eiioter, Ntmsiivl lie, Tenti,

VA NT iiD-i'osltltttt s'i stilierimiteitiletit or general ttt;iititger tui satvtttillijlitttt, C;tim plie best ttt reftlreuces. Vtli3t or itturlituvest irclericui, Ail'tIrtj '' Vu's1,'' cure .1, ii , Ilnirti, icrivesotur, Naomi vIlle, liait.

\VANI'lii)-i'osltlon tin tit:Liiiige_r or ret;ui i yard with gututtl cottituattylimit t'u'iliiiig eu clarI lii oit reasuttialtle oalar' if there Itt ttluluu,rt ttttlly fuir att''itiiceitteiti tiion muroier nmittwiitg tt character attui taitttcity. I u':tti olti loftiny iitiit,i lis Itt refercitcee ; ltiive lttett tl(tflitetd(lui ivitit gutitti Ittutlult'. Ai

,_su_i re,uts .,'' tare 1. il . lItird, Strls'eiittter, Nashville, 'l'etto.

\VA NTlfl)-l'ujsll loti as tttatmager tuf reluit 3'arul. il 11CC liii leu 9511Cl'experietice itt itiatiligoittetit nl ititiltO. Atti st rtci i)' teiitltc'raIe, a litiotitr luidbiisittesa geIler. C;iii cttttto lit tttiCtt cmiii tolil gut ititust attytoitere. Cliii givelicol of refeestices, Atlil re,s '' .J. I'. lì.,'' 5lire J. li. 1l:ilrtl , iicri vettitter,N;toltville, Tetto,

\%'ANTIfI)-l'itsltlttti ts lilotii ng luth foretitan . ilote iiuui ilfictn 9'ClirH'experleitte antI ritmi Etiritloli iiii1 ieri' iteot ttf referettces, llave iitett uvithiiiy iresemil. tiitployrs tittu 9'eiiril, \tIittt to ttiake a chatige uy lite trot tufI te year, AuluI rene ' ' Ott;ilaskit,'' 5lire .1. J I , ilal rut, Srivetuuuter, N;tsiivills,l'enti,

\VANTIl[)-i'osl Iluiti is iuuuutiiC iorettu;iti or log costrlictor. Cati plieOsii refuiruittees. Auitim'eos ' No. 21815," care J. JI. ilaliti, .Sc'rivetuttter,

NliSltville, 'l'etiti.

VÀ N'rifo-l'utoltisti in 9'arl or is traveling sileouitaii. i lave lenifufIc'o yearn' oxllerlormee, titoli of iS'iiiuli itie l,ietm lii 'renio 9liruls. SItIlli)'or locul lun mutt oit munch Itt litt uibjtct, Auiulress '' Lock Box 052,'' ilrtuwti-lrtttitl, 'l'exiis,

VANTIil)-I'u;sitioti na toittul slits flIer ivitli itiletit CotislStitig of tuvo ortutore b:iiiti tttlll8 In sottie iielillltfii I itlace, i Iive haul tuuitrtetlmi 9'ulliro' -allori-etico ami Ittutli single nail tluuttluiu etilo attui c:itt fui rubli best utt rcferc'ttees.Atti titarricti atid sit-icily tetitgerate. Atltirtiss '' Oltiuitoiut:i,'' oltre .1. li.Ilaird, .Scriveiuuult'r, Nasiivlllr,, 'l'oint.

\VA N'J'lfi)-'ro reluresetit Intuber titliiitiflivattirtr oit comiittu tostati orRlilltrv lut Vlisiilttgton, J). C. Ethic a gtuuttl oillu2e attui lt:tve iuiul letup 5Xttl-rieoee iii mtuliititfluuliiirlitg anul oi'litiig 90110e' lilie attui liii hinulo of litirulwuituuiitiiuiluer. Uttilersl enel lito tr;tjle tinti cao ittliki iit9'oelf (uf valute tu) IL ittCOttti)iitiy. Aiuiress L. U. VItti i)iuzuar, biP A, ilticiiii St., \Vtiiuliltugiuuii, i). t',

\VA N'flfi)-l'ositlott after ,lliiiutC r)' I . 'liiuurOtigiily t1XiCii1'ttCeil lii iiiSColi liflti ul'or lujusitteso, Eitiuer Joluluing tr ttulutiuuftiutiuirltig; luest uf rufor'(lace. \Vi ii go tu I lie rultui fiur a gooji unit. Aduires '' W,' ' ca rut J. JI.Baird, Scrivottoier, Naiulivilic, 'rnn.

\VAN'fifi)-l'ttltltutt ho titlinliger uur nutperiiìlc'tiulc'iit for stuttue potutiyciioui' lino stIli lutetium Iii I te Sutuitit. liare liltui olciecti yeltro' i1xiutlrleiuc'eatiti cati fuiritIli gilt Silgo melurntice. Auluirulso ' W. ful. 1 , ,'' taire j. II.Jiliirti, Seri l'ettoter, Naoius'iiie, 'l'etimi.

%'A NTIO)-l'oslt lumi iu'ltlt itianuftiu,tit rIng jur wiiuuleoale ititititer enhueroby lt 9'otithg ttttitt joui, lllis ittiul six yelirs' cxiierieutice iii thuì ittltmitufuicttirehuh .slilt, tif iiliruiuvoocis. litcie liSt) ltiui sututue elperIetiue Iti 9'u'ituutl' litiO.Attu tlutuu a flrg cIlios aecottnt:ittt, Address ' Jlutut-iitjo No, 19887," tIare J,II . Illilrji, Serivc-itotur, Nlisiiviile, Tetto.

\VAN'flfpLi'ositluuti lis ittlitiliguir of rujtili ylird. i ant a i lioruutigimiycoitilietelit attui iiractlelui reiail yarul tuiateiger. Cliii fiurtillult tite lussi ofreferetices, Aduiress " if. l'o" stirO .1. ii. Jiliird, Scrii'etunter, Nashville,Teint,

\'ANi'IfD-1'ositioti as foreitiami In a sawiiili i. Ilaruiu','ouuil lurofer red'liai-e luau bug experIence and Cliii piv lumI of referemices, Atti etitiuiuuyeclat luresent attui gIving salloractitun, iuut I nicht lit citatige locatiuttis, Aul-tireso " Nit. ilifu:t," Ilox 3e, Garviti, Okialtotiva.

\%'ANTiji)-A first ellos till! stiiuiaiy lind mnlicliittulry salesiuilitu \Vewant a flrst class experienced miman that etin slitta results. llave flneterritory to oiler, good iireputnitioml to TIght niait. Muet be strictly sutbor.Write. slatIng eniterience, age atti! references. Auiulreoo ' K," clime J. il.ilImIrul, Scrivenoter, Nashville, Tenu.

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\%'ANTElt-I'uultIuuii lis I rltveiiiug saiestit;ttt fuur s elluuiu lithe tI l'i Iu'SCotucerti. hitt 2h 9'eiurs tuf lige littul striit i)' uulier. iltii u' teeth lurutuglul tuluItt shill itutnluir 9'iii'ti. Aululreso ' lelulrflelil,'' oltre 1 lI liltlrd, Scriueiiutu'r,Nasltu'IIiu, 'I uitutu.

\\',t N'i111-i13- tu eailerlL'tiuleul lututiluertttlutt lo titlilce u'u,ittiu'cihtlii ii lUi liguultug ultttuu:erit f,um' lite first tuf i lie year. 'i'luuuruuutgiily uttiulerstlutiuh cutiuleluliri ttuultul uf tite ltutttliui- luuisitueso attui uoipttiule tuf liatuullitig litt)' iutuuluttl -I loti Irtuet Ottititlu tut iiiarltut. i'ii'fuli' iilhruiuvuusii tuF u'i'i)rtiss lui,lthlO, titIivueulul u'uuiusluiet' Ill. Nuuiu' ulihtlulu)i'u'ui attuI cati fiurtiluli refeiettre. Auluiress

I9'lutuisH,'' lItro 1. Ii. Illiirul, Serivetiuutu)u', NisIii'ilIe, 'l'citti,

\'h NiEm).-.113- lite find tuf tite year ti iuosllluuti l ltitttliu'r ituoiuu'cltur fuirlarge ettttt1ulttti-. uur lis iuutlierltulettulelit tuf cliii tuttI tui iuiwier for largu, tiren.ihr utili. iltiun hail fluteout C'ulliro' )iaiuulrinitu:o Itt iclutal tutlilitig Citi fur.alolt guuuuji rulfureiuues is tut clilirlietni' lititi Ititilli)'. Auhuhiuss (J Y. Aulliitt'),('aiuiIiruu, N (J.

IVAN'i'El)-.-I'uujjltluuuu iìfluuìuu 3'uclruu' exluu'riultucui itt ittlituttglttti itl)iuuifruuutu si uuuut u tut tuiltrltel , luis)) lulliluhtiti utIlI. 'l'iuuurotuglu kuiuuuuii-ulgu' tif lilirul-il'uuuuiio, uuiu ita tuttui 9'tllluulu' liuto abut tituuttiitlilti tutti ouu tituiju logging. tul'dress '' lui toIt i pliti,''eauu I. I i . iltul rui, Scriveuiuuier, Nttolhu'lllu,, 'i tlittt.

IVAN'i'ßl)--J'uuolihuiiu is tutatuliger flutti iliulululceeluer tul tehuihi lututuluoryarui unluere a hustler's urvlu:uuu will litt lilulureclliteuh Iiefu'i Cttt'uì fruuuuu iliutetitliluuyer, l'refer utilduile liest luttìlitltuui. Ailuireso 1 IC. (I ruiltlultu, I lope,A rk.

IVA N'fltI)-l'uusltluutu, '27 3'elirs uuf ugo, sIx 'tet 'u' cxiuerieiuee iii i Owl),llllsoiuuurl lituul i illtuuuig. Cotulul uauver ietuttesieu ltttui lteuiluuu'lty. ill i icIlYauthor. i"uutur i Cliii) uvihlu llhot eutululoycro, uttuiti euutururn fallu'uh litulteit l1,ulliriutuuuui, 222u; lliu:kory Si .,. Sl, i4ttiil), hOt,

\%,, NT11I).-iiy y(ttittg miulirrhujul tuiemu, iuuusltluuiu iu'liIi onslt liimul ultuor CrusAlit l'xiuulrletu, tul iii ccci's tlL'Iulirliiietut, iiuuuihllttg, trItOlo, iitic, Hliilupliig,fluitI, tuutttliliceiuluug loiti Ot)tuttl Lt Cstlitililhiig. Ahusuultiteiv sit'lluiy luttI reilo'iuiut, At muresemut ultuiluluu9'eui huy tutte u)f tiiui iuesl S, li i) Iirtuuo lii tite UnitculSItues. Auiui reso '' Eutlyotuti,'' cuire J . il. liltlrul, fiorI u stutter, Nlteluvllie,Tetuti,

\\'ANflli)-A Iluorutiugli intl okilleul yolluuuv lutte ittittiut'i uttluti iii alibrtuuuelues tuttI kmuouviu to lutuyers hast titmd Vesl, uueulrt's lituslilutti ti') SItiesittíittitgt'i' uur slile'Stuiluti aiuti luum3'cI-. Auld reso '' IV. I'..,'' t'lire .1, II 11111mal,

Scriu'ouuoler, Nttolivlile. 'Isthmi,

\'AN'l'liI)-l'uushtItuuu as s- ,io'mtuill (Ortitutluti uur noolut.iiui Suumuutriuuic'tuuk'tii,uur iUut ulutitumuetetit to itlittuilut rehItil yarul. llIivtu lultul tonal)' i'etims'ulxlueriu'uuu'i'Ill thu tiutitutiftietturo of itutuihour, lutti luave luelul luuusitluutt ut 1(uruitttIiti (uf lugiiihli fuur a uututtil)er tuf years. itluurrlc-ul attuI lui muu' ilftiehli yclir. I uttutlersituittilIte luuuoltuess iiuui uniti give liest tuf rufereuuues uts lut u'hi,trlut'lor tiiul liluilliY.atuiulre5s " Gui rulotu,'' care 1 . I I , IlIuIrul , Scris'euuuuiur, N,tsiivillu', 'l'etumi.

\VAN'l'ICI)-i'utsitloii fl ltiiitiluii uur SIifimuuIli siupeuliilettulu'til, or IS luutyutrof }011ttut' lulute, (litiiulr shiuurl or letup leIht, fuhr SOittO ttturt Itutrii u'(uitt't't mu. Auth

i0CitIuih lii Itularl, tuf luiuitl luruuiluiu'iuug centu'r tutu huit' ii iiirgu' tutu ullultutaticeuvlllu iltul utili utuu'ti. (luuttlul auuujuly uleuiuuuuustrtutuu hut)' uuuurl ht. \Vuuuu i silurI tu

h)tI itlit' uuuuuui5rliho slulILr9'. Ii ululres ''A 'I'.,'' oltre I. I I . 11:11 mii, .Scrlu ('tutu.I er, Nltultuillo, 'i'eiiti,

\VAN'fitl)--i'utiultluuii, 1 catu fuurmmloiu tito tut-st tuf u t'fuiru'tui'u's hM lut titOtluibilfitiallutito. i ulliih fill liny kluuui uuf i clerical litusillOn sull hi tite itttiuhucrbusltuuss untI hitita' tite huusiitoss (ruuhuu stuiuuulu hut tar, atuiuiuu'q '' 'I', I., A,,''cli re 1, Ii. IlItirul, Mcrii'ctuuuter, Nnsltvilie, ietumi.

IVAN'I'ifi)-'I'uu ruilurescuit (lIhItititlISts deslrluig to Iiuluitht re thutuluer l,iuiui';iii (lue lituliului MIliteS, Slexlco or elocuu'luu'mau. \t'Ill luuuuk uiu Ittuil uuuIiite u'\iint'inliiluuuis tuf IltuuluhIr iuruuluurlles uu'ihii referetiuut tui oitutuimutupu', miihlituliul tuttittruictlu)ti, uuperlhtituit, cItI. liuu'o uhu-tu ounurIil 9111ES lit iiiexbu'uu lit u'luargeof u liege Irluuit uf lultie tiiuthicr latuui ; siulult tue Slulitululi ilhhupuulugul \Vtutthulcuhiuslultlr luit Ititcru'st lui lito ur,uiuilrby aculuulr('ui tu lOri u'unutpu'tu ,,ihiuutt luth ht',

serulu:es. Auiuiuuss ''I . I I .,' caro I , I I . itilrti , Scriu'etuuuic'r, Nimm lIlu', 'I tutu,

\VtNTlll).-i'osihlouu iu'itlt suuuuiuì puusul iuutuuia'r tuuluuuuifliu'ithi itug t'Otit'tti ii,either lui luut'glflg ulelulirliutetit uui' iii eu)htittuiMlhr)', \Vliil Il lilt i)unhhiultltui l,uttti.lier Cut, Itutihilulilihu, lIlo., ruur oevural yu'llru4, tutu luth pli' iltt'itt li') ru'ft'm-(11h00 lii t'duro (tiui luitui tiulirrleul. \Yu)tuiui lu glluul tut IltIt' liiohi luttu lii HuttiulliulLilir%' itilli ittly guutuul uluutteuirhh i O putt olIirlulul. lIevi' lucetu lui lite huuuShuui'oHflutu,u'uu 9'ulluro. liuuui I lhuutt)uigttl9' utuuulersilutuui iuuruituuuuuul lu)I ut'ttilttg JLultlt('lls'l.rkutusis Nui, -,''u'liiu1 I. II. liluliui, Suiilet'tuuhu't, N,Isiuvlllt', i (uhu.

IVA N'fltl)-lhy iii till Ithuttittul 9ttliuuW lItio eapuurt uit,iuu, luuucltluuuu teuuutuiui,itiletuuluitht Ir guttl'ilil tttl(ttltgtlu' tul guuiuui liait a iu'' juluuao Irutut vuurtluiu'iil lui luii;urulultiitt-ui, Auhuiress '',1 (J. Pi.,'' cart, I, i I Jialrul, 'ici iveutoter,Nasiuvllle, Ieuuii.

11e irniiits oimt tutet tite rCítsOlt Lomidoti stirptussc't, NewYoi'k iii poptilatlon is because Louuultjn luicitieles 700 squaremiles lit itut' teu'utti, vlmile NOIV Yolk only mmlcltm(les 120.-

N civ Tetto Joui i'n;ti of Coma merce.

Dues br 191 I,

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LIEN the clock striicit twelve on thenight of September 9 last, dues be

,'caille payable for III i i . 'limit I too-I loo

year begins and cuido on September 9,Looic lip your receipts, and If you findthat you have not paId I i) I i dues,send $1.65 to the Scrivenotor at once.Any term of remittance will do ex-

cept stamps that are stuck together, Your individual checkwill be all rlghh..