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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1901-12-31
les GOLD
ON 4 MEXICAN
|sury Agent Prevents
muggling at the
Border.
on Consigned to a San
francisco Firm Is
Confscated.
Special Dispatch to The Cau.

BON, Ariz., Dec. 3o.-Captain Tom
special agent Of the Treasury De-
|nt here, conhscated $3.50 in gold
To-Day which had been smuggIed
4ne line at NOgales. Captain
alNays meets the burro train when
p ln and was there as usual this
<. de noticed that a prosperous
mexican who alighted from The
seemed very nervous and went dI-
The only closed cab at the depot.
ma housh suspected something ian
l4 ana hastily followed on foot to
- street The cab stopped at the
aESo Express Office and when
kOush arrived the Mexican was
lllg SIX packages Of gold TO a san
'scO banking uTm.
am ROuSh cOnhscated the gold at
as smuggied property and
results me man gave the name
vicente and he came from Hell
HE sold comes from q number
er mines IN that district.
OF making an entry OF the gold at
s Vicente saved s. entry fee ana s
az export duty levied by the MeNi-
1NernInent. He had the gold done
y sma- packages. which were dis
10 about mis- clothes. in this way
able 10 conceal ii. as il made a
zed bulk in one lump.
Is the second consignment Of gold
IS Deen directed 10 the same San
SEQ banking house and cOndscaled
lar case occurred six months ago.
the gold was ordered released by a
order uOm the Treasury Depart
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1901-12-31
MARYLAND MECHANICS
GIVE MEDAL TO SCHLEY
Spokesman Pays Tribute to the I'm
selfish Conduct of the Rear


WASHINGTON, Dec. 3O.-The MARYLAND
councils Of the Junior Order of Mechanics
tonight presented to Admiral Schley a
magnificent medal studded with diamonds
evidence of their esteem and adj
miration of his services to the country
The presentation took place in Admiral
Schley's apartments in this city and was
made by a committee from the councils,
which came over from Baltimore on an
afternoon train.
Rev. c. F. Wyatt. acting as spokesman
of the committee. referred to Admiral
Schley's participation in the battle of San
tiago and his conduct following it, and
added that his unselfshness had en-
deared him to the hearts of the American
people. Referring to the court of in
sympathized with the admiral in the or
deal through which he had passed and
had substituted the minority report for
that of the majority, because they
weighed opinions rather than counted
them
Admiral SchIey sincerely thanked the
committee and added:
The services which this beautiful emblem is
intended to commemorate were those which
every lover of home and country will gladly
perform for his people and for their prestige
1t was my good fortune to have participated
on that eventful third day of July in an en-
gagement which readjusted the geographical
lines of this continent and this testimonial
from your organization is only another recogni-
ton from my fellow countrymen that these
services have met their approval. 1 thank
you again for this kind tribute.
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pPEAN POWERS WANT
ART OF OUR INDEMNITY
Uncle Sam to Divide the Money
b Be Received From China
With Them.

|sHINGTON. Dec. 3O.-Under a mis-
impression that there viii be a large
&c remaining Of the SIS .0O9. 600 indem-
fund TO be paid by China to the
q States after paying all legitimate
and the army and naval expenses
De- Chinese campaign. some of the
+ party TO the Picking protocol have
8ted that they would be glad TO have
balance turned over 10 them. The
zion Is that they have not claimed
emf iDdemnities TO reimburse them
ctual expenses and proper claims
nat they have a right TO regard the
900 taels as properly dividable on
o@sis Of actual expenditures and
7 is not at all probable that this
VIII be pressed. however. because
|hcials here are confident that after
|ave betrayed our own claims and
81 lures there viii be little or no bal
remaining Of our allotment.
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RETURNS TO HIS HOME
WITH LITTLE MEMORY
Redlands Man Who Disappeared e.
Few Days Ago Cannot Recall
0aorrren
Occurrences

REDLANDS, Dec. 3O.-F w Nutter,
who wandered from home last Friday
and for whom parties have since been
searching the country in this vicinity. has
returned in a pitable mental condition.
He remembers going to the Santa F'e
depot on Friday, but from that time until
ne came to his senses board train
running from San Diego 10 Los Angeles
he remembers nothing. He cannot recall
one incident Of his trip to San Diego other
than that the conductor Of the train told
him that he had boarded the train in that
city Upon recovering his mental balance
Nutter returned Immediately to Red
la1es- Physicians declare that Nutter is
suffering from temporary demeu1i3
caused by worry over his wifes illness.
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HER VALUE INCREASED.
Nordica's Success Do
Prices.

The financial value that accompanies
artistic success is again illustrated In the
case of Nordica, the great soprano, whose
tr;Tmnhs at Bayreuth last summer were
beralded far and near. Before her over
whslming European success managers es-
formance. but the contract for this sea-
son calls for 1920 per night for fifty
nights Sixty thousand dollars against
in T'ondon Is a beautiful example Of taste
and refinement Chicagoans will be inter-
ested to know that she has a klmoau
piano in her studio, which she con assrfsct
for accompanying the voice.-CniSAS0
ter Ocean.
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Northern Beet-Growers Prosperous

TACOMA Dec. oJ.-Farmers in several
sections Of eastern Washington and Ore
gon have made such excellent profits in
sugar beets during the past year that
the acreage planted in beets is sure to
be at least doubled in another season.
Two beet sugar factories are in oper-
alton, one at Waverly in Spokane County
and another at Grana Ronde, Oregon.
The farmers were not successful during
the first year or two of beet raising, but
they are now reaping rich profits. The
production Of the Grand Ronde Valley
was 90, 900 tons this year from 1000 acres.
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Tricycle. RIDERS START
A TEN HOUR A DAY RACE
Jimmy Michaels Makes Mile in the
Fastest Indoor Time on
Record,

BOSTON, Dec. SO.-Of the ten teams
which started in the six-day-ten hours a
day-bicycle race at 1:35 this afternoon at
the Park Square Garden, six were tied at
2O6 miles laps when the time expired to-
night. while the other four teams were
within a mile of the leaders. Of the lead
ing bunch Munro and Freeman were at
the head. The pace for nearly half the
time to-day was slow because of a slip
perry track, which made the riders keep
on the flat at the turns. For three hours
after the start the riders practically loafed
all along until the management decided
that the track was safe
In an exhibition Jimmy Michaels rode
a mile in 1:26, announced to be the fastest
indoor mile on record.
The score at 11:96, when the first day
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Time-A :24a4 q, :491A; q, 1:15. Good start
Winner. Stanfield & Ellis b. f. by Lew Weir Juan
San Luton stretch. Landseer would have w
out of his position on back stretch. Snowberry W
ScTatChed-Bado 105.
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Mccormack Stays the Limit.

ALLENTOWN, Pa, Dec 3O.-Jim JEFF
fords of California and Jack Mccormack
of Philadelphia fought fifteen rounds
here tonight in which the Californian
had much the better of the go. Jeffords
drew blood in the first round and in the
second round sent the Philadelphia to
the floor with a hard right hand punch
After that Mccormack braced up and
managed to stay the limit.
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Time, 23! e, Ash p, 1:141k; Is, 1:27. Good ST
driving. Winner J. G. Brown Co.'S b. G. by Pard
effort Goal Runner capital race. Constelator
be up edge. Sweet Tooth off at start. Fl
-
3O63. FIFTH RACE mile yards; Encinal hdcp.;
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SUCCESSFUL EXPERIMENTS
WITH NEW DISINFECTANTS
Use of Sulphur Dioxide May Result
in Lessening Time Of Vessels
in Quarantine.

WASHINGTON, Dec. SO.-SuccessfuI ex-
periments made at Angel Island, San
Francisco, in the disinfecting of ships,
may result in lessening the time of the
vessels IN quaratill me rom we've 10 tn1r-
dioxide was used. The experiments have
been reported to the Marine Hospital
headquarters here and should the results
be borne out by future tests a great saw
ing from a commercial standpoint will
have been made.
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Racing Results at New Orleans,

NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 3O.-Results:
First race. selling, five and a half furlonps-
Saline won, Henry of Franstamar second Hor
Scotch third. Time, 1:12 is.
Second race, selling six furlongs-Marie
Bell won, Colonel Stone second, Orla third
Time, lilo.
Third race, steeplechase. short course-Gold-
en- Link won, Falella second PATRON third
Time, 1928
Fourth race, one mile handicap-Fake won
Marcos second, Malay third. Time 1:46b
Fifth race, selling, one mile and a sixteenth
Death won, Strangest second, Arak third
Time. :551a.
Sixth race. seven furlongs-Emma A N
won, The Way second King Tatius third
Time, 1924.
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WORK TO SHORTLY BEGIN
ON THE MEXICAN RAILROAD
Vice President Sylvester Signs Con-
tracts for Six Hundred Miles


Ell PASO, Texas. Dec. 3O.-A dispatch
from chihuahua, Mexico, says that ''Lo-
cal Manager J. E. Trevino has received
word from Vice President Sylvester to
the effect that within less than thirty
days 81 500 900 in gold had been subscribed
in London for the construction company
which is building the Kansas City. Mex
leo and Orient road. A contract has been
signed. sealed and delivered for 600 miles
Of rails bolts and accessories, sufficient
to build a road in Mexico. Work will be
begun on the bridge work out of Chihua-
hua in thirty days and fifty lilometers of
the road viii be in operation within two
months"
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,tockman's Son Commits Suicide.

LAKEVIEW, New, Dec. 3O.-Jesse
Coombs. son of Pierce Coombs, a stock
man Of Lakeview, shot himself through
the head this morning and died instantly.
He was with a younger brother on his
fathers ranch, fifteen miles from here.
His brother had prepared breakfast and
had called him when he heard the shot.
He was 20 years old. and had frequently
said that he intended taking his life.
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pvnamiterg peetroy a HOUSE.

SEATTLE, Wash, Dec. 3O.-Dynamiters
blew up a house at Berlin, small village
near Skykomish, last Sunday afternoon
and incidentally created an excitement
which is still at fever heat Sheriff Cudi-
hee received a dispatch from prominent
resident of Berlin, Sunday night, asking
that a detective be sent there immediate
ly, as a house had been blown up by
dynamite. No details accompanied the
message.
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MURDERER OF A JUDGE
GOES TO PRISON FOR LIFE
Henry Wilmbusse, Who Killed Jurisr
Brady in the Northwest, Is
Sentenced
Sentenced.

SPOKANE, Wash, Dec. 30-For the
murder Of Probate Judge ]. c. Brady
Henry H. Wilmbusse has been sentenced
to pass the remainder Of his life in the
Idaho penitentiary. Sentence was passed
this morning by Judge Mayhem at Rath-
drum after a long speech by WfIrnbusse
in which he declared he had been perse-
cuted by people who wanted to take away
his money Wilmbusse was committed to
the insane asylum by Judge Brady four
years ago. Regaining his liberty he muir
dered the Judge in his office at Rathdrum
on the 9Th Of last July.
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Historical Society Elects officers.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 30.-The American
Association to-day elected officers for the
ensuing year as follows: President, Cap
tain Alfred T. Mahan, U. S. N, retired ::
first vice president, Henry G. Lee, Phfla-
delphia; second vice president, Professor
Goodwin Smith, Toronto; treasurer, Pro-
lessor Clarence w. Bowen; corresponding
secretary, Professor Charles w. Haskins,
University of Michigan.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
COMPLETES ORGANIZATION
Baseball Magnates Meet at Kansas
City and Turn Over Their Leases
to President Hickey

KANSAS CITY, Dec. eO.-Representa-
tives from all of the cities in the circuit
Of the American Association as originally
outlined met in executive session in this
city to-day and transacted the business
fh9t was necessary to complete the o.e
..rfzanon OF the league. With President
Thomas y. Hickey ln tho chair three ses-
49, we're held behlnc closed doors. THO
+ Towing magnates v ere in attendance
ID Quin'. ard w -lingman, for NJ =
r.rii-ee; w H. Watkins and RausC haup-
sr adiane polls; Cha les j. Strobel, fer
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Toledo; T. ]. Brice and Murchison, for
Columbus; George 2: Lennon, for st;
Paul; Walter Wilmot, for Minneapolis, and
George Tebeau and Dale Gear for Kan
sas City. Omaha was represented by
proxy by H. D. Quinn of Milwaukee.
At the morning session a constitution
and bylaws were adopted, and it was de-
cided that uniform tickets should be used
in all the cities. The leases held by the
magnates were turned over to President
Hickey Hickey stated that he had in his
possession three-year leases on baseball
parks in seven of the eight cities.
At the afternoon session the Omaha
franchise was awarded to Frank Buntle
of Omaha, an old ball player and prac-
tical business man. He is backed by Mil
waukee capital, and he will have imme-
date charge of the team.
Charles j. Strobel of Toledo was award
ed a five-year franchise in the circuit.
Routine business occupied the time Of
the evening.
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LIVE IN CASTLES.
Great Singers Who Have Regal
Homes.

Like Patti, Mile. Calve has her own
castle, and Minnie Hauk has
bought the Chateau de Cabrieres
In her native department of
Aveyron. The famous De Reszke broth
ers own large estates in Poland, and Nine.
Nordica has a lovely home in London 1t
is a significant fact that these great ar
lists have selected Kimball pianos for use
in their homes, finding them the most
satisfactory as a support and accOmpani-
ment for the VOice.-ChicagO Tribune
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Alert Picks Up Apprentices.

n PEDRO, Dec. 35.-The United
s steamship Alert arrived at this
yesterday. She carries twelve off,
13l apprentices and ninety-four on
men She viii remain here z wee K
ceiHe boys applying for enlistment IS
Rntices. She VIII call al the follow
ports for the same purpose on her
70 san Francisco: Santa Monica
airy 8 10 :; San-a Barbara. January
L- Monterey. January = TO 4. arrive
~ Francisco January d. Applicants
present themselves at any of these
s for enlistment.
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Train Bows Dav Is over.

TACOMA. Wash. Dec. 30.-All news
agents on the trains OF the Northern Pa
cific are 10 be discontinued after the first
Of January. Daily papers will be kept
on the dining-cars and supplied by one ~
the walters. This means that the train
peddler is 10 go.
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Death Quickly overtakes a Murderer

LYNDON, Kans., Dec. SO.-Albert Doty,
living near here, killed his wife last night
by beating her upon the head with a gun
barrel Doty then escaped, and this morn
ing his mutilated body was found on tha
Missouri Pacific Railroad north of town
AS a result of the crime Mrs. Doty's
mother, Mrs. Taylor, has become insane
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GET AROUND HERE QUICK

If you want anything in our line from
Sill piano up to a Worlds Fair kimball.
We are on the round up and you must do
business now or never We are willing
to save you every dollars profit this side
of the factory if you come while we have
pianos and do business quickly; but time
is money with us and we have none to
spare Don't miss the Kimban. It's
winner Terms, $25 down and $40 a
month Eilers Piano Company, 645 Mar
ket street Bishop building, upstairs. Take
elevator
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San Diego Boxers on strike.

y DIEGO. Dec 30.-Trouble is AGAIN
mong the bakers Of this city. Last
a strike was ordered and the bakers
|eeded In their object Of preventing
overtime working. The present dil-
- is due to the fact that some en-
ers have given stock in their con-
IS. thus making IL possible 10 compel
/ overtime il they wish. The union
consequently ordered its other men,
u walk out and they have done so.
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at 1876, when the first day
I IIC oOO1 2
ended, was:
prefers Death to Rlindnass

VIENNA, Dec. SO.-Dr. Holzinger,
well-known Judge and vice president of
the Criminal Court, committed suicide to-
day by shooting. He has been greatly
depressed owing TO a fear that he was go
ing blind.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1901-12-31

For 1so2-also Daily Journals, Memoran-
dunn Books Bill Books, Card Cases and
Blank Books of every description. Best
Service and Best Values at Sanborn, Vail
& CO 8, 7ll Market street.
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Appointed State Controller

ALBANY, N. Y, Dec 3O.-Govsrpor
Odell to-day appointed Nathan L. Miller
of Cortland County as State ComntroIIa,
TO fill the vacancy caused by the resir'
nation of Erastus c. knight, who VS.
recently elected Mayor of Buffalo.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1901-12-31
Turfman Accidentally Kills Himself

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec. 3O.-Davi5 z,
Shafer, well known turfman and one
of the owners of the Terminus. was
found dead in bed at GaIatin. SbafaS
complained of feeling nervous and saDt
10 a drug store for morphine, and he
death is ascribed to an accidental OWES srs
dose of the drug. W.
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Cams ontclasses Joe Yonnp-

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 3O-Joe Youngs
of Buffalo was completely outclassed by
Joe Cans of Baltimore tonight in what
was to have been six-round bout at the
Washington Sporting Club. In the fourth
round Youngs had enough and retired.
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Icney Ready for New Railroad.

2ESNO. Dec 90. J. woodward, a
zer. has received q letter from T. 4.
IS at Philadelphia stating that Ire
heal obstacles have at last been over
p against the building of the Monte
Fresno railroad and asking that local
u lists take up again the agitation at
end Of the line.
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Track Notes.

Birkenruth is not riding in the form he
showed before his suspension. Possibly
he IS now member of the Venus Social
Club, an organization devoted to astron-
omy and shrimp salads. Many of it's
members arise too early and retire too
late.
Sweet Tooth. which started in the seven
furlOng run, sported the colors of the New
York turfman. L. V. Bell
After two weeks of excellent work with
the starting gate, Dick Dwyer gave way
yesterday to Jake Hoffman, who will dis
patch the fields during the next fortnight
The entries for this afternoons events
are follows:
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.te. uourish the nerves, and promote
be general physical health.
vr~o wears ago my daughters health began
fan writes Mrs. Dan Han OF Brooneao,
osgi.t Of was done TO help her but it was Of no
e when she began 70 complain she was
lie sforf. weighed I7o-the picture Of good
90 .---t;r mont the age Of fourteen; then in
--c-,fi-s she was so run down her weight was
= - feit could not give her up as she
= - 0-7fv child had. and must say Doc
= -. - fo- -vor1r FavOritc Prescription
!, 5---e,te- you'd have been in her grave to-
y When she had taken one-halt bottle the
i,,,- e--5ctior was established and We bought
-----. ,-,at.ir5g orilv two bottles in ell, and
Ie completely recovered. Since then She IS as
eli as can be" So, 49,.
The Common Sense Medical ADVISER
oo8 pages, in paper covers, IS sent Jree
b. receipt Of n one-cent stamps TO pay
-r,ense of mailing OzLY. Address Dr.
{. y Pierce, Buffalo, y. \.
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Bubonic Plague at Smvrna.

WASHINGTON, Dec. SO.-Consul Lane
at Smyrna has cabled the State Depart
ment that the bubonic plague has broken
out at that point.
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Form - Board Of Trade

NISALIa 30-Representativsr
all the board trade in Tulare Co
met a. thie To-day and organic
County BOara f Trade. George w. S
art was elected resident. II was dec
20 maintain lc fruit exhibit in the
o. Los angeles.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 30-The transport
Grant, with Governor Taft. arrived at Maya
sak to-day on her way to San Francisco.
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Fourth race-one mile. purse; three-year
To-Day's Selections.

First race-Cathello, Monte, Torso Maid.
Second race-Kitty Kelly, Dangerous Maid
Coming Event
Third race-Jacqueminot Senator Bruce,
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
Mothers Girl


Ithe- instead Of
king her
This change very
len occurs when
i young girl is
Essiug the Dor
ID line of wOmau-
|od. She IS NOR
d, nervous, fear
i, as she enters
lon this new ex-
|rience
THE use OF DR..
|erce's Favoute
prescription at
Ich a time VIII
more than re-
bre the normal
lance Of mind
ID body It viii
tablish the wom-
by function upon
basis Of sound
eslth, as well as
|1Drove the appe-
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cfved
Mrss
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THE CALLS RAGING FORM CHART

OAKLAND RAcETRAcK Track fast
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Owner and Jockey.

u, 1:10%. Fair start. Won easily
f. by Candlemas- Duchess of Towers:
Forkford pulled up lame. Scratched
Ids and up; value to first, $50.
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Time-To 4, PA; to T. 453z; last =, 1:o1N short
Second and third driving Winner Caesar Youngs b.
Winner had speed to burn. Alzura held others safe.
Senator Mats 131, Herculean 1885, King Dellis 142.
5000. SECOND RACE-One mile; selling; three-year-o
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ROSORMONDE At RIPE, MELLOW ODDS
BEATS GREYFELD OUT IN A DRIVE
Tower of Candies the Only Successful Favorie at Oakland
Landseer Fails Bring Home Con-Fo Culver Defeats
QuadraSaid Old Wyoming Reaches Wire First Once More

wv vHEN Andrew Carnegie or
" AZ some of the other noted phil
WW anthropists have tired of dis
V V bursting their wealth in en-