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Boston Herald: Dumleigh "There's
nothing cranky about Mr. Synnex; he's
a man of sense, he is!"
Markham "Flattering."
Dumleigh "Not a bit. Folks have
been saying that smokhig cigarettes
weakened the intellect. I asked Mr.
Synnex, and he told me to keep right
on j "it couldn't possibly have an effect
on mp."
Columbus State Journal: "How
duz yo' know dat I dun stole yo' wa
tahmilyun, Mistah Brown?" queried
Uncle Eph, innocently.
"Because I found where you had left
the rinds," replied Mr. Brown.
"Lor' bress me! Yo' shorely didn't
expec' me tuh ete dem, too, did yo',
Mistah Brown?"
eroua reciprocity- treaties which tho
senate has thug Ikv refused to ratify,
aad ho showed it in his last great
speech. In his address at Buffalo his
only specific recommendation regard
ing tho. tariff was for reciprocity, but
his argument went much, fartltcr.and,
closely analyzed, it struck at -the .very
foundation of the whole protective sys
tem. Washington post. .
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Shem, a story of tho Captivity, by
X. Breckenridge Ellis, author of "In tho
Days of Jehu," "King Saul," "When
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Louis, Mb. " '
The Great Brjead Trust, by W. H.
Wright; published by the Abbey Press,
114 6th ,ave., .New Ybrfc
Government, an Inquiry into tho Na
ture and Functions of the State, by
John Sherwin Crosby; published by
Peter Eckler, 36 Fulton st.TJow York.
Interludes, verses, .by Belle Willey
Gue; published, by ' the Household
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Collectivefsm . and Industrial Evolu
tion, by Emile Vandervelde, translated
by Charles H. Kerr; published by
Charles H. Kerr & Co., Chicago.
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nicipalization of the City Government
and of Local Franchises, by Frank
Parsons; published by C. F. Taylor,
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a Story of California, by Frank Nor
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One American Girl, by Virginia
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Botha, pelarey and the other fighting
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England's present estimate of the
Boers we are logically bound to adopt
England's estimate of the men of Lex
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Washington Post.
Mr. flcKlnley on the Tariff
Mr. McKinley was far in advance of
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adelphia situation, said:
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I feel that it would be very unwise
in tho existing circumstances to allow
the civil courts to interfere in rall
litary affairs, as it is occasionally nec
essary for the military authorities to
act in cases where it would be un
wise, in the interest of the govern
ment, to make public at the time tho
reasons for acting. Should the claim
now made by the civil courts be al
lowed, it would be disastrous to the
influence of the army in the island.
Every prisoner sentenced by a mili
tary commission would have recourse
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Howard (an alleged deserter) is await
ing the decision in this case in order
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