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t. shave US Ia IS!O Gernany vas the
razor with which, the Lord shaved
france. japan was the razor with
waica be shaved China and America
tae razor with which be shaved arro
gsnt, oppressive ald Bible hating Spsin.
81. uat;ous are TO repent 10 day. MAJ
speedy a2d worldwide comiug to God
hinder on both sides the sea sl patton
al calamity. But co not let Us as Da
ton either By unrighteous law at Wash,
ington or bad lives among ourselves
defy the Almighty.
Oae would think that our national
symbol Of the eagle might sometimes
suggest another eagle-thst which an.
ciens Rome carried. In the talons Of
that Eagle were c!utched at one time
Britain, France, Spaio, Italy, DA!uat'a,
Rhe, Nor;cun, Paunoaia, Mesia, Da-
cis, Tnrace, Macedonia, Greece, Asia
Minor, SGria, Pace aicis, Palestine,
Egypt and all no.taern Africa aud all
the islands Of the Mediterranean, in
dse; al tac world that was worth haV.
ios, hundred and twenty millions Of
people uadegthe wings Of that one eagle.
Where IS she now? Ask Gibbon, the
historian. in his prose poem, The De-
cline aad FA!l OF the Roman Empire. )"
Ask her gigantic ruias, bemoaning their
sadness through the ages, the sereech
owl at windows out of which worldwide
conouerors looked. Ask the Day Of
iIisuent, when her crowned debau
c.ecs, Commodus and Pertiuax and
Csligula and Diocletisn, shall answer
Tor their infany. As men AID as ma
tio1s lei US repent and have our trust
in pa73acoing God rather than depend
on former successes for immunity! Out
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THs LIFE SAVING SERVICE.
geo Stations In An-Ilves and Property Saved
During the Year.

WARRINGTON, Nov. Ls.-The annual report
Of tho Life Saving Service. a public to-day.
shows that &c tho close Of the fiscal year o."
establishment embraced ?oe stations. IS! being
on the Atlantic. IS on the Lakes. 10 on tie Pacific.
and one at the faII, Of the Ohio at Louisville. ny.
The number Of disasters TO docuusuted yes
sels within the field OF operations Of the service
during the year was So. There were on board
these vessels ?.cs persons, Of whom ?.6T were
saved and Is lost, Six hundred and seventy
Tires shiuwrecked persons received sIccOT NJ
Ito stations. TO whom l.4.1 Gays relief IN the
aggregate was Afforded. Tho estimated vaIlc
81 the vessels involved In disaster was o.. q .oio.
aad that of their caIgoes Ma, esO, making II
Total value q property impcrlled s9.4iu,i9L
OF tbs amount s., 1B4 900 vas saved and t2.2aJ.-
500 lost Tho humber Of vessels totally lost
In addition TO tn. foregoing there were during
the year 800 casualties 70 small craft such a.
small yachts, eailboats. rowboats. &c. on board
OF which there wore 7Si persona, 778 OF whom
were saved and Ave lost The property m
vo.yel in tlcse Instances Is estimated at sSt'.O'o.
OF which $3.50, 10 was sased and slo,3OJ lost.
Beadcs the number OF persons saved from
vessels OF al kinds there were 59i Others rescued
who had fallen from whArves. piers ana otheT,
positions OF extreme peril, many OF whom would
La We persisted without tie aid Of the iife saving
crews. Five hundred aud iouTteea OF these
were rescued from dwelling houses. outoulld,
wholly or 10 part by the terrible food OF tho
Brayos River In Texas. July 0 to II, 1879.
The crews saved and ASSISTED 70 save during
lie ysar al vessels, valued with their cargoes
u a, 0s 500. and rendered assistance o.. minor
inheritance to sS5 other vessels. In distress.
h.sides wsrnins from danger tv the signals OF
the patrolm.n i4 vessels. While the number Of
Lives and the amount 81 property sayed through
these warnings cannot be stated. It is certain
ihst numerous disBters were averted which
could but have re,ulted in loss Of property and
jeorsrdi2od hundreds Of lives.
The cost Of the maintenance Of the service
during the wear was 81, SIS, psh.
Tho general superintendent calls attention To
,he iustior md necessity of an increase in the
conformation Of district suucrintendents who.
he believes, are the poorest paid servants OF
oy,srt ~ their duties and their heavy financial
-epronsib'!ty. ana he makes . strong plea In
th,lr l.l.1s
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strict maintenance Of the pubic faith.
State and national" and "a tariff
for revenue only" In 1884. when for
the first time since 1888 II elected It's
candidate. Mr.. CLEVELAND. II declared us
belief in honest money. tho gold and silver
coinage of tho Constitution. and a circulat-
ing medium convertible into such money
without loss" IL also repeated the decla-
ration that "all taxation shall he limited
20 the requirements Of economical govern
ment.' but with the proviso that any re-
duction " must be effected without depT1v-
ing American labor Of the ability 10
compete successfully With foreign labor,
thus practically accepting the prinol-
pie Of protection. Again In 1855 II
called simply FOR "a fair and careful re-
vision Of our tax laws. with due
for tho difference between the wages OF
American and foreign labor" which would
promote and encourage every branch OF
such industries and enterprises by giving
them assurance OF an extended market and
steady and continuous operation" This.
OF course. Is OF the essence Of protscuon-
In 1891. however. there wa again a COM
plete turn about; the platform Declaring -
TO be a Fundamental principle Of the DEM
ocratic party that the Federal Government
has no Constitutional power to Impose
collect tahi duties. except for the purpose
o, revenue only. 4" thus denying the right TO
make any such allowance for pr rejection as
# advocated four years before. As to the
currcncy, e hold ito the use OF both
god and silver a. the standard money!
and their c~airage-of both" but the dollar
unit o; coinage q both metals must DO OF
equal intrinsic and exohanGeahle value or be
adjusted through international agreement
or BY such safeguards OF legislation as shall
insure the maintenance Of the parity OF the
two metals ard tho equal power Of every
dollar az all times In the markets and In
payment Ct debts"
Such Wa "true Democracy" as defined
IN tho national platforms Of the party from
tho time Of the Civil War TO the advent OF
BRYAS at Chicago IN 1895. Then there was
another reversal Of its policy. but. AZ the
above history Of the national platforms
shows, Il was not more complete than It had
been before. For the doctrine Of "tartH
for revenue only It substituted tariff for
revenue" and II demanded "the frse and
unlimited coinage Of both silver and gold at
the present legal ratio OF 10 to /. without
waiting for the aid or consent OF any other
nation" In 1900 This continued 10 he the
Democratic policy.
Now. in view Of this contradictory record
for forty wears, wha, actually Il the true
Democracy" upon which It Is proposed TO
A. D.z--- -.-, TkA
Bryan policy 1. clear and consistent. bus
no such quality Is TO be found In the ante
cedent Democracy. Has not positive
Organism, then, a far better show In tbs
future ~ the Democratic party than ths
Democracy Of the indefinite, inconsistent
or conflicting policies adopted during the
thirtv-.wo years preceding the Chicago
'qtform. in q spirit OF opportlnism, with a
view to catching fencisd drifts Of public
sentiment at the momenti
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n rn, rnrrop on -ur gry-Si,. m 10,
~ w al
!, i@D' Win a great oAio OF trufhpst-' u WAS
announced that tho uroesssrv ts1O IN had
han rsIund an. the Woman. ro,e, vas a
WIZ ~ "" "
o~r11hsy'
~ rsShcr nroh thu trouhle IN ,nou,rs ~, ,ho
~-" -nSa - '"'. '""
company was Incorporated ana ARd ONCE,
In the Townsend Building Then everything
~. o,is, s,d po,h,ne 49,. Ma. b,,- -. 4.
w" ~. -" ~ Nv" W" ""' VI ~
In any way.
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whose protection the Emperor
and the Empress Regent made the Journey
10 sinQan. That General can hardly be
expected to execute himself, and. u he de-
ollnes 20 commit suicide, Il IL hard TO see
how tho foreign Ministers could get their
sentence carried out. II, on tho otner haho'
the foreign Ministers would erase IRON
their list Of the condemned Prlnce irAN
and Gen. TuS5-FUH-sIASd. they "onid
save the face OF the Imperial family ana
secure the Inlet ION OF exemplary punish
ment upon many OF the other guilty per-
sons. That II the PRACTICAL, course, and
not 10 take 1t suggests the suspicion OF q
desire that the negotiations shall come 10
nAught.
Another matter that Will test the Sin
ocrity Of certain foreign Powers Is no
amount OF the pecuniary indemnity 10 DO
extorted nom China. Or. MoERIscE does
not say what amount, II any. has been agreed
upon, but he docs ssy that the Ministers
have adopted tho principle that indemnity
must be paid. not only 10 corporations and
individuals, but 10 States. Cnquestionably,
reparstion must be made IN the form 81
pecuniary damages for the inluriss su1ered
by corporations and Individuals. but the
financial resources Of China VIII be over
taxed II she "a also called upon 10 reiTolrse
sll the Powers that took part Ia tbs relief o.
PeSin for the cost q despatohing eH-
p%edi,ionsry forces 20 the Middle King
dom and maintaining them therein. Wo
pointed out some months ago that. II the
bill 70 be paid BY China should be com
putsd on the ba5!s OF tho sum said to
havo hesn laid out by Italy on her lnsiS-
nifcant expsditionary forca. the aggregate
pecuniary Indemnity would not fau short
Of $500, ooo. 900. Tiers 70 & report current
that this Ia the total arrived at by the Min
listers. We can only attribute 70 gross
ignorance, or to secret ard sinister motives.
an attempt to wiring from hin such an
erorbitant Nm OF money. Assuming. for
tho moment that q loan Of that magnitude
could be secured through the guarantees OF
foreign Powers, va DO not see how the In
terest thereon and a sinking fund could be
provided. for the customs duties on I'M
ports cannot be raised much higher than
they nov are without becoming ~prohibi.ivs.
while, as for the ht'n. or Inland transit
dues, they would add but li.tls 70 the lnpe-
rial, as distinguished from the provincial,
excheQuer, unless the collection Of them
should be placed IN the hands II foreigners.
which would be tsntamount % an assunp-
ton Of the fiscal government of China.
The assumption OF such a function would
plainly 10 Inconsistent With our promise 70
respect China's administrative entity.
The utmost that China can pay "a from
one to two hundred million dollars. Tho
sooner this fact Is recognized the moro
quickly will the negotiations have a sub
sAntial outcome
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Good Signs.

Lacking over the election records OF the
d,Yerent States, one must notice particu-
iarly three signs OF political health. Three
states which the managers Of the Demo-
cratic canvas. looked to for syrnpathy Win
BsYAN's innammatory incitemsnts against
law and property turned cold shoulders
Ohio and Indiana were supposed TO oon-
tain enough antitrust sentiment % upset
even the great Republican m,Iondes OF
1909. In Ohio tho Mayor OF Toledo Tor
merly Republican, who In tho election ior
Governor In 1899 had received 100000 votes
running on a platform OF anti-capi'a-
istio agitation, had raised the Bryan
standard. and another prominent and fun-
ously antitrust Republican politician. Non
NETT, formerly A'torney-Gensral. )oin"o
him also. In some portions o! lna'-
ana the Encouragement OF various NOUS
tries through the concentration o. capi-
tal had closed seversl factories. In ldaho
slso tbs suppression Of the riots In the
Cpur d'AlAne region had caused organized
labor there to invoke organized labor AZ
large 10 help IN accomplishing n Repub-
lican overthrow. The Mfners Magazine
became a text book for Bryahcsque
domagogy. The mob that mobbed RoosH-
WELT In Colorado shrieksd " Cour Alone"
YET, comparing the elections OF 1000
and 1890, the Republican majority rosa
In Ohio from 5000 to 10000: In Indiana
from $1,000 10 u. 900. and in Idaho the
Bryan majority fell from 1900 to less than
a thousand.
Even whore he WAS most strenu
orsly and plsusihlv appealed to. the
man who works with bis hands, union
or ~non-union. refused TO run anur'i
through the great thoroughfare Of Ameri-
can business for the personal gratihcatton
and benefit OF that most sh!fty OF recent
demagogues, Mr.. BRYAN Of Nebraska.
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Came and Its Season.

To TIE EDITOR or u sur-sfT Your item
las, Sunday In . eArd 70 the American Line s~feaiirg
the game laws vas read with 4 grsa, deal OF inuies,
By game dealers and consumers al over The country.
Il looks very much ~ II The sslnsbip COMPANY sub.
ri,sd 10 having their NG pulled rather Than nsh, II
out
80 I see II. TIE dealer put on efns.rss ID rsme
pilisd In tss lawful season ana he sr~Anshp com
psny urpusi II W their - ss.ngets on The "Alsh
seas which. ! hcpA 10 out Il the iu1sdlaon a any
game assoca Non.
Judge o'Brien In tn, Phelps case oour Of APP
psIls, say5:
Hotels may pu, garssin cold storag 20 for use dur
los tie close s.Sson and unless some ore can Prove
~ nl,s,i .tnins ID. Of po,s,,ion is b.rui,M,,
you hlnd.y ADVISE your readers Ia egsfd y Game
'' w. q Sis S?' as AZ "a f ssosRLrx. Nv Z
ArisIs II section g. Of y. laws Of 1000 pro-
d dafi .' sto Sfs. nl,.en Gays q bse.mS,f %i So
game out Of The state during the ciosed season.
Inc possession with intc1lt 70 transport Is also
Prs,idsnt George q. Shields of tho League Of
HHFs4 A. 10 Lad 20: hsdI i. ,ss Esyli.d. ais
sStrn tifcc;o nyc tt1Hotssnd .a.ll on 4. .,es amer srS
s sadd's III ~ .h hsRj1l. .MSaa a'f,sP % L, Il 81 yH ..ss s 5 niP&i
70 el pose The dealer who provided The GnnA,
but VIE, tho counsel sor the League aSlAre4
penai;y would Be- coilected. lie stesmshlp com.
papy agreed 70 w z indu9s ths dsSlsr g plead
De dealer concerned, Ne vas lned Sl,oO, AID
lie steamship company sot az With a me OF
tlo0.
sha ssaS u..D a Sirsif: "a i n ,s VA s. Sss t Jad.:
n G,EGr 6.6D %' e, q jud g.: s T s4.sS q r! Ast: 4. o S,niS,
In Tho psop.s. ", The BuHao tih Company,
Limited. IL. which mention wss made Of NE
L.Hpas 9 IN tEoi Fro pe.sss.cn IL oos5 sssersss dS,i tSs
the ciossd game allied during the opSn season.
Tho orinion Rad a; though such ~preecutor
nothing In the which pernik such rossosron.
Tie hoard % Fish and Game tommlAlon.ss
will iprnlAa a copy u TIC game Laws relating 10
Ncr0DrE CITY t.Ld SONNY
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LADY fuHolk.

To TER EDITOR OF TIN sus-rSi-. Mr.. VII
liam Henry Shston o. Alfred. AlbNxany county.
Y. Y. ia .svry or Ia regard 10 tho Rray ma,
Lady Suffolk. Shs was sLd 10 Be a catch
oclt,- that IA, her rro was unknown. She
vas bought ~ Dave Bryant and owned -nd
raced b. hln on tn. Long Island and New
JERSEY tracks FOR a number CT years $40
belonged % him when che m.do the record Of
7bs on a track near Hobcken II have for
gottHn the dn,sl. Dave bryant paid geo for
her at 4 years old and when It wes found thas
abe could to' fast Bryant Joined the surols
County Toop p savykr rom srsopuon. ~
she was a dApplsd sTay In color and oersd
her heed very low whom tyoV1ng and very
saiton broke no matter how hard shs was
driven.
al remember her weL. as | ves = member Of
the Queens County troop at that time
The Ianre that Mr.. shelton speaks Of was
q d%s'srsn' horse Of the sarYs o|ort.-
woopsrpA I. L Nov. Il
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have been omitted by Mr.. CHoATn with
out injustice TO Queen VICTORIA. and GER
tainly with considerable advantage to the
United States Ambassador.
These are incidental blemlshes In an ora
ton which. as a whole. Is worthy Of high
commentator. II Is conceived In a patri-
otto spirit. written In admirable English,
sober. simple and vigorous; and no doubt
Il wa pronounced by Nr. CuoATE with an
eloQuenos which astonished and delighted
the Scottish jurisoonsults whose luck 1t was
to hear their eminent brother OF the Amori~
can bar.
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The municipal Organization known M the
Citizens Onion. backed ~ a considerable num-
her OF citizens well known and respected. de
olsrcs that II will consider the question OF the
next Mayor Of New York, with an open mind.
without prejudice for itself, and hsspins upper
most the PURPOSE Of elecuns . Mayor who shall
not be- tie candidate put forward by Tammany
Hall. This is an un.Iosptionsl proposition. and
1t 10 all the more satisfactory because 1t had
been understood, to soms extent, that err
tain members Of the Citisens' Union were aim
ing TO identify their organization with the I'M
natural and impo ssibls candidacy OF Mr.. BIRD
q, CoIFn
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TO Il EDITOR or TBs Z ,Str. And ~
EXPIRES, Hy Dorson VA, not ailor,d n givs ven, 70
Ss scruicsI sen'irasas In q gllls' ,eAooI IN Turs,v.
Ths IL -VuISsa intolerance" Isn't Rons fully as
in'oletns OF Lnysn' Speaking Of intolerance,
vesnN Fops novie mohhse IN london This, Il.
British intoisrnc-, Weren't ORTHODOX Dox-.r., ter
-1irsd IN OHIO eri hanishcA from pr,Stan, ueYlr-
lty State that IL brserioln IN To- r7Anr,. turkey
9i not burn .nyssas nous, ever - LraG a, 10
tsnne.ssaLs 81: Tie Sarrf.rraIior! sty'. Sof RAJ
ioyson beer tart.d and '-ath.i.d y u. Turk. az
orhodoI Notuons nave been by tltir intrl,,ant
ftlUw-Aner.oIA
Sweet LAnd u Iib.ry.
or tee ! sing"
NHwAnR, Nov. o. WIccr,.
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New York has a transient population mucn
larger than that Of most great dtss. there wa.
IA the election Of one week ago no recorded
case Of violence. no interference with the lawful
rights OF any qualified eleotor and no claim or
~pre,ence of any Juggling with the count.
The duties OF the Nsw York Board OF County
Canvassers. subject 20 review for correction by
tho Supreme Court. are, therefore. this year
limited practically 70 a r~estatement. In Official
form, OF the election results already asoer-
tanned
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Austrinn Insurance Against strikes.

From ne Philqdslrhid R,ccvd
While French workmcn and employers havs
put into effect q very satisfactory and vo.un-
tary system OF sTb,trauon for the settlement
Of all dislsTeeronts, and Germany Is seeking
70 solve the problem bv ITO might Of the law.
a number Of Austrian manufacturer have
recently formed M lssocadon for Insurance
agninst strikes. according 20 n report OF W
ifossisld. Con sui NJ Trieste.
u 10 tho object Of TIE association 70 indeIn-
nifty is several members for all losses sus-
tained by them from unjust strikes. which
may break out In their respective cstshli sh-
pents, vhetheT voluntary. sympathetic Qi
forced Zach nlnnber IL TO pay a weekly
premium equal t. from = W . per cent. OF the
amount Of his payroll The indemnity u
be paid 70 him In each case o. a strike ~ to be-
tentatively 81 Ter cent Of the wages pHId 20
his employers for the week neat preceding
the tusp pension o! work. Ii is provided, how
ever, thst no Indemnity shall ia paid II a CON-
mittee Of ccDrdertial agents appointed bv tho
ASSOCIATION shp!l. HIter II fuI Investigation
.! I'D Tue oiIcLmstnncss, dEd the strike N u
Unsuitable one
II appears tAlt tbs movement OF Industrial
employers Ia not confined t. Austria. tut thAt
a similar insurance association. though on. a
s%rnhllsr sosle. has been OF cai- zed IN lelasio
Both The Austrian aud tho German t,soCa-
lions, II tpresrs. rcCoEnlya IN principle tie
lIs'"ess ~ strikes. which r.. n least IN Ger
many. an iiifortant conoc.Aou 70 labor.
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THANKSGIVING DAY.
Gov. Roosevelt Issues the Annual Proclama-
tion.

ALBANY. n. z, Nov I3--Gov. Roosevelt
to-day issued the following Thanksgiving
proclamation:
STATE or NKw Yony EXECUTIVE CHAMPER.
In accordance with the wise custom Of our
forsfathers. now continued for many genera
tions. hsreby set apart Thursday. the twenty
ninth day Of November. 1909. as ndny utThanks-
giving and ursye t. tie Almighty for the
iunumershle benefits conferred uIon tho cit
,yens Of this state, in common with their fellow
citizens u tho whole nation during tie year
being which We eniov, and for tho chances Of
moral better1nent which are always open to
US
Done AZ the Caviol in the city OF Albany
this thirteenth dag 81 November Ia the year
Of our Lord nineteen hundred.
THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
r. the Govrrnpr William j. Io,nRs. Bee
rotary 10 The Governor.
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We reprint here two suggestive reflections
ouIths Dem defeat one from the Rich
~e-t TtuSs, vhioh held loof from Organism.
and us other from the Memphis Comm s-ctaL-
Appssl which supported BRYAN without
henching;
"whst II meant By the statement that our political
party stands for Democracy while the other stand, for
plutosseyf Isl meant 70 SAY that the Democrats,
party has no wealthy men In It's ranks and doe. DO,
want and viii not have anyf 10 II meant 70 say ths,
,he Democratic party IL . party Of paupers, that 1t re-
iolcss In the fact that Is IL. And that IL will, In no
event. admit ioto It's ranhs any man who Is no, a pau.
per' II this 10 rot VIA, 10 meant wha, then Is
nsAsti II the party Ia wilitnG TO have men owning
property IN w rAnes. how many Of such men will u
take In, and Row much property may q mar own and
sill Be- . member q the Democlstc psityi All o.
,hss q~u.s,ons mus, be answered 20 Il Is TO be hold
nat the Democratic party 10 opposed 70 the pArJy Of
'Plu'ocraey.' The bars s,s,~nent Of the case shows
The sbsufai,y Of st'sn pting 70 OF ssniAe parties upon
any such division"
we have had VOC much Of this miserable calamity
bowling. uis destroying the moral force of the ma.
unn. YounS rn.n VIA should b. hopeful ard arr.
ious TO begin NE In any Way ans struggle r~an'ully
for success. ss ,hs'. g. Tiers I'D. stand on stree, oor-
ners 'dissAusAsd sad Protesting against existing
sondiuonA bsesuss the banker across The street coss
no, walk gu, and hand ,hsn tie seys 10 his strong
boxes
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n or rlsnds vha favor W ~9h rnan.'c''T' 'N
pvASeatso, vtsh to hars rsheisd srffe's' rNsrnso' '"'p
,n,.s IA al, ea,s and admrs for that rvVpo"
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M spIuins On tbs Sidewalk, In II. Paul.

TrJH7 The 81 P4,! rir,s- I-oi.
This Is the last day ,hs' people may spit IN the side
WalE Without danger q arrest To rprruV morning
ths ordinance Introduced IL tie suggestion o. Health
Com missioner Ohsse, passed by both brarchesH tho
City Counel and signed by the MAYO, Will b. given
publication and litsr ih,t Tin via b" 10 effect T.e
prnslty I, q hHs OF from o. to $50 or TN prlsonmeai
from ~ ~ 'ikiy dsyS
he e1f rcrnsnt u the o.tIu4n-e Will not dry1ly.
cIistly dpJn the Health Department The police aie
required q" act IN ttr nal.'r ana Sc - III offend.
t> ATE arrested. The o~td,ualc- c4rfies win q no
hib,,iou In regard 4, throwing cigar stubs Q q fruit
peelings oil the walks A man Who ina sts q eapes-
nofetBE On hs ssrsst should seq W ns SatiE
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~.r,-N,o,que No. 10. near Grand hote'' ana
xlo.oue No 10 Boulevard ass cspueines