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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-09-04
THE FRANco.ruRKIsH TIFF.

In the light Of current events war between Turkey
and France seems a safe prediction, in spite Of the
more less confident assertions that are being made
TO the contrary.
Following close upon the heels Of the withdrawal of
the French ambassador to the Porte Munir Bey the
Turkish ambassador France has been notified that
his presence on French territory undesirable at this
time and that he must get out
The circumstances under which this peremptorv
dismissal was invited and the curtness with which rho
French governments wishes in the premises were ndi
Gated would between most Of the worlds powers fur
hisn proVocauon more than sufficient for an immediate
mix-up
BIunir Bey who has been soiourniug in s,v;t,or,,,
forssome time back, returned to Paris few DAYS 400
and in spite of the rupture OF relations betvean HE
government and that of France held a fete nj tbe
Iurlsh embassy IN observance OF the anniversary NJ
the sultans accession to the throne His nrrciroi
though undscosed reason for returning to Paris
probably to learn something of the movements of tt
young Turkish party, which has it's headou.rters IN
that city, and which is supposed to he nartic,lI,
active at this time in conspring to overthrow AhdI
Hamid, However this may be. Munlr Bey was reo,ost-
cd TO return to Switzerland and he has done so Tho
ostenslbie purpose OF his temperance in Paris was
too much for the French, and they put him out.
The differences between France and Turkey ont NJ
which the return of Ambassador Constans and th -
pulsion Of Munir Bey have grown arose over tbraa
questions Two Of these relate to claims Of citiz =,
France upon Turkey for advances made in the con.
struction of railroads The third and most important
question relates to the rights and privileges OF mo
Constantlnople Dock and Quay company. This com.
pany which was formed about years ago by French
capitalists Tor the purpose of constructing and oper
ating quays on both shores the Golden Horn aside
from It's right to accomplish the purpose OF its ncor
poration was granted other valuable privileges by the
sultan, such as establishing docks and maintaining
system OF steam ferries and street railroads.
The company spent S7O0OOOO in the undertaking II
had received authority to upon but Just as il was
getting ready to enjoy the results of it's Investment II
received notice from the sultan that ne considered the
possession by foreigners OF facilities for landing ana
embarking passengers in consantinopIe very danger
GUS to the porte and that he therefore intended 10 by
back its concessions, Poweress to insist upon re-.
tenton Of the privileges was supposed to have a..
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qured, the company demanded adequate reimburse
ment and asked s1oOOOOOO to that end. Two years
ago the sultan nominated commission to negotiate
the terms of purchase beyond which the company
obtained no satisfaction up to this good time
Pressed by Ambassador Constants for something
more tangible in recognition of the companys claims
the sultan promised to raise loan TO settle with it,
but met with in that direction IT, indeed he
made much of an effort to get the money The ambas.
sador then left determined If necessary resort to
military display to bring Abdul Hamd to a realization
OF his duty Since Mr. Constans departure It has been
announced that the sultan would allow the French
company to resume the operation of the quays but the
expulsion of Munr Bey indicates that the French gov
eminent either puts little faith in Abdul Hamd's lat
est promise does consider that the probable full
flment thereof would afford ample reparaton in view
OF what has happened since the acute stage was
reached in the matter
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SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

DFNISON Conar..o,. 7, p
the Katy slipped on banana noo Iu ~, ol
on the platform ana VAS thrown YAM
the moving train. IL Ia in a rritinoi ,' nl'
ditlou. '''''N"' '""
YORKToutN nh,
WorIJ 11,-sn--d ~ NuouMen OF the
FL CAMPO -sor,p Prod,ord u..n. 1911.
ipp cotion S"hiH hr"9gard' while pick
oud i. NM a., j." as HliloR oN a rattlesnlhc
biun1ht + b.,d q" c o. tttlli,ui c'hdltl'n, He was
- ,-i,,., ~ Urea lnehl'
ro' gh 'IEaou,ssuf4iGd N beNar county, three
S,>, ''Ms puL inlo service
SAN ANTONIO Three Meytcans sot
a"WR on the Katy track TO rcst and went
them but did nor awaken ms thTd wa OF
plANAH The Hardemau County fair
,tta nuM uh1er way and there is large
Han EtA There is hcav, dockrt he
ll1|gys ,ue aslrirt court which Is now in
T,s.nu ~ VIII be impossible TO disposn
~ me business.
HOLDER Row. 4 n Vison Of D.,
wood is holding q protrIrtnd n,c.tirl LIN n, n
lTTlNC Vhc ,t,.,,t.,..' 1"' ''"E 4'ir'
Is nov being nocoj ' IN iior inc oil mill
troprp,.T1, L'"''" ia position.
.,,. LuI.ESN LILLE, The town authorities
~ Sp'uulnE quite lot of money i'm fry-
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Hoke Smiths Greatness.

Savannah News.
from Georgia, of the delegates to the indus
trial convention, talking about Hoke Smith saws the
Philadelphia Record
Down in our State" said the delegate "the name of
Hoke Smith is held in veneraon Apropos of This thew toll
story about couple Of Crackers who were sitting on
fence talking politics 1t when Hoke Smith was servi,
secretary Of the interior in Cleveand's cabinet
Hoke Smiths great sub, said one cracker
Yaas subj he's great man, but he amt es great MAJ,
as Grover Cleveland said the other
Cleveland
e Lee NODE
Lee MUG l.
Ah reckon he amt es great es son Davis
faas sub, Hoke Smiths greatah man than Jeason
Davis. 80" sun
a long pause followed, and each chewed medtat;vev
Hoke smith amt es great es God remarked the doubt
ing cracker. ~ N''
his argument seemed elncher but the other eracL
proved equal to it. lie pa copousy and then drawled our
Mebbe not--nebbe not Hoke Smiths young man viz -
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SOME PosTscRlPTs.

The largest saw mill in the world to be erected at Aber
deem, Wash,
The foregnbon population Of the United States is more
than 100000
England alone OF all European countries allows bicycles
to be imported free Of duty.
during the hrst half OF this Of vegetables
were shipped East from California
Inc annual importation OF mailing into the United States
IRON China is estimated at 3oooooooo cubic yards
Another sugar beet factory-capital 10000 600 c,r;,
1000 tons OF sugar per yearis being built in California
twenty per cent OF the prisoners in the Chicago ;,l -
victims OF the morphine, cocaine or other drug habit ~
rive thousand Japanese await the removal of restriction
on Immigration to 80 TO Hawaiian sugar plantations
south Carolina stands Massachusetts as cott,
goods manufacturing State Georgia stands third
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EXCHANGE INTERVIEWS.

The Houston Post is exceedingly socous that CON
gressona district shall be arranged with special reie
enee 70 the reelection Of Congressman Ball because he Is
on the rivers and harbors committee and will II reelected
he continued on IT, and in that position get big appropr
tons Tor an eXas rivers and arbor The Post convenient
iogets that last Mr. Balls attempt TO get an APP
preparation for the only harbor his district lament
able failure.--Beaumont Journal
Now, Uncle Danl, isn't il you that orgetfu! II you
will take sail through Galveston bay you will have pointed
out for your inspection several miles of ey work on the
Houston channel nearing completion which is being done
with an appropriation Of 100000 secured by Mr. Ball and
you will turn TO the records you will find that the river
and harbor bill which Senator Tom Carter talked death
during the closing hours of the last session contained another
appropriation of 100000 which secured by Mr. Ball
It is not Mr. Balls fault thai the republican administration
had the bill talked to death
General Luther Hare was presented with a beautiful
sword at Sherman Tuesday He received magnificent dem
onstraon also Of the love and affection of his home people
-Cleburne Daily Chronicle.
Now Lord help the transgressor who gets Hare cut.
he American consul at Roucn France complains of a
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o-~c-'- -'."tpvl urcdlTed on the 2Ttn
| ana 18Th, whom maximum temperatures Of
! lVo degrees and over were general except
| over the Immediate coast districts. tbropah.
out the entire State; on tbe lntter dota
several stations reported 1O5. ana ot one
station 10 degrees was recorded Drr4n..
TINS period the disastrous effects of the
nlsn temperature were greatly intensified
ny lne prevalence Of hot southerlv winds
iGplpllallon- Light TO heavy rains fen
Ul ne 3Vth and 3lst of August nlonp Tho
sun cohst from Jefferson county south-
go U,H ~ SlutaSorda, ana the rain area pN-
tvnueu inland over a limited area nf conn
~, IN me Valleys of the lower Brazps and
t in, H4u rivers. showers, with an occa-
sloual heaNF rain the result Of local tbrn.
u't storms are also reported from scattered
Sccllons IN The northern portiOns of thc
tIf,nlc on the 3Uth aud 31st and along Dor.
uonS OF the coast ON Scpten1bpr . I tti,.
or no rain is reported from the central an
UIAdo valley eastward to the border ana
iue utouth mas continued practlcalI mn
AKA throushout the central southern
uuI SOUTHWESTERN portions Ii Is also be-
coming seriously dry In many OF the north.
~ %,tuohs. IN a great many counties Of
, ne state conditions unprecedented In
drying up stock water in many lor5lifirt
Is entirely exhausted and many Wells oro
urF; thls Is notably so In the Southwest
Rio Grandc.
CONDITION OF CROPS
The general weather conditions dprin,
t' past week has been, as whole. mn
tt1N"ranle 10 the best interests OF the
f 5ot, Tue drouth was broken over d
lew localities where n rapid and m1rloJ |
improvement Is noted i'm some Of tae l3tr
'lopS, ana where the ground was pnced I'M |
, Srnalt'"n o., for Piowing aud planning fpl |
and , u le" heids were sown 10 fall wheat |
i, anu ,l,l some gardens wero planted to late |
N'EtWples. The principal work of thn |
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WaIIisyille News

Wallisyillc, Texas. September
court viii convene here next
regular session. The first bust
dorkrt viii be the habeas cor
Of W. J.. and Lee Konnedy's
fof reduction Of BAN.
'ha Double Bayou oil compan
matcr'Hl on ground preparation
mug development of Land ON 4
said bayou, where there are 4
diciliors,
lrof. O. II. De Lamorton |
Wailisvillo will soon he on a I'D
as many as seventeen dWrlll
store buildings will he in cod
Stnlct'on.
The G. r. Cummings saw md
ut work hut the other mills al
for want OF logs.
Mrs - Il Jackson and
Double Bayou are visiting MrsI
>!!2s stella stueson and IN
Charles and Luther. andf
OF Liberty were visitors hh. II
inc rains have fallen ~ HI
and the mosquitoes are ext n N
all over the country.
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Union reports sd by those in position to Judge of these
nGng that fully oneha Of the parents who desire to send
their daughters to the university fail so on account Of
the lack OF these boarding facilities This conclusion i
drawn from the number OF inquiries in regard to boarding
places under the control of the university authorities
The class OF noble young and women struggling for
higher and better things who would be attracted to the uni
versity by reduction in the living expenses would in after
years contribute in marked degree the progress and de-
veopmeut of the commonwealth
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LEGISLATIVE.

The conference reports on congress
sional and representative districts were
adopted by both houses and the house
concured in amendments to the scna-
torlal bill
The house engrossed the oil tax bill.
passed bills amending the fish law,
authorizing sale Of land to the Masons
and that fixing the bond OF the State
treasurer at S25O,0OO.
Tho governor has given out nothing
concerning the calling of another SEES
sion
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TAMPERING WITH TRIFI !


COMPANIONS.
Yours in the long, dry days and hot,
Always your own alonei
Yours in palace, yours in a cot,
oh, Love is a charner whatever our iot
with our face to the future, the past forgot
I'm always your own, your ownl
Always your own as day declines,
Always your own alone
Wen walk hand in hand where the moonI;sh. 1, (
In arabesques quaint through the clainberng ~
And list to the whispering tall, tall pines.
And ! shall be all your own.
We will list to the gray owls "Hoot-to-whoop
Me by your side, my own;
The voices of night I'll interpret to you,
And I'll deck you with blossoms a-glimmer via +
And my heart to your heart shall forever be ~. I
For you are my love alone.
You are my love my hearts swift beat
Throbs to your glance alone;
/ envy the blossoms beneath your feet,
And long for the moment when we shall meet !
t1tVmr smESS' trSLakG,.
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agreement; Robert Runln Bar,o.
Clara ). Edwards ct al. confinsos% 1, e
mcni K. f., l.. Roy et al Ne NV y ! y
et a., dismissed; j. II. Wilsbn ..
az laclhc Railway Complnr NV,
el defendant to amend. - "a''
mo following officers are IN a.,
on the court; Hon. David y ~
lu"ee lion, Frank Lee. assis,snt
attorney; John Grant, United ~.
fnAl ny MS chief deputy. 4 III
ilhq II W. Parish, clerk distri.l
I l'orI clerk circuit court.
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SOME LEADING EDITORIALS.
LOGIC OF LYNcHING.

From the Galveston Tribune.
If there any logic in lynching the Alabama judge and
jury who sent three members of mob to the penenary
should be hanged burned If the mob had right to exc
persons accused Of crime the executoners did moral
for which they should be censured much less pun
shed If that particular mob did moral act any mob IS
justified in passing Judgment upon accused persons, and
there is for ALL
Reduced its lynching is anarchy pure and
simple 1t opposed toaw and order in the due course OF
their Observance because uurps their functions and usur
patton is the highest crime against government.
In communities without law courts thosessHho would
establish order act their initiative There
have been such and circumstances in frontier
times and they may arise again in countries or I'M
organized sections But wherever there is court house
lynching is crime utterly without for the very
people who have the powerand it is their duty
see that the courts execute the law
The Alabama court is proceeding in the right direction.
In every of ynching the members 81 tbs ugh ay be
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MOVEMENT OF OCEAN vFcsEl


Q nom -, 7'I'7'INI % Who're Fasteur
Mobiles Me and where he made IA: CYL
mens has made appeal to his friends ,n. bc qI
'"uS 10, monument 10 him Belfast Brennan
The death OF the French naturalist NJ. D. from -
caves vacant ch"F OF zoology az the serb York SCISSOR
ship at the Academy of Medicine and simifaFiton at the
Academy OF Sciences.
Count Leo Iostoi who has completely recovered
from ms recent illness has just finished his phosophc-
economic work OF about one hundred pages on the Labor
question, which is entitled The Only Way"
General Hector Macdonald asked by Lord Roberts during
the aters advance Pretoria if the Highland brigade
could reach certain place by certain time replied Yes
II your cavalry can keep up with them"
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I6nnhue-

mins3 for cloth gowns. The straps are often faNa'
with buttons, which should harmonic with the gov
ings of black velvet or satin almost nsee,,
fashionable gown. They are used on almost s'e,l
eept tailor-made. Skirts and corsage alike are v.
then laced up with velvet ribbons Or the front o.
corsage is laced across the chemisette.
Inc half and three-quarter length coats, mace y
silk cloth and velvet, will be very much worn ~
season as outside garments.
Cut-out cloth will be used extensively as ninn-
on velvet and silk.
Knots of black chiffon, mousseine de sole OF ~
vets give finishing touch to gown
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THE TEXAS FIRE RECORD.
Barn at Waco.

waco Texas September 3.-The barn
and shed belonging to o. Ohcrlander
burned tins evening. Several horse, came
near being u"mated and were saved onlv
n.y. being rnt loose. The fire started from
tp1ihN on q passing locomotive The loss
rs about 5000 with no Insurance ''S'
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Damon Mound.
Rufs for the protection Of the Beau
mont Held from fire have been agreed
on.
Confederated oil company's well at
Beaumont is expected to show some
Interesting developments.
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FOR CHILDREN TRAVELLING

In long journey, when the children are a0s'
half dozen things which so into small spssS i.
There are sheets and sheets Of paper dolls shoss
ture, small, sharp, ointed scissors, lew ~ rl
beads thread and needle, dolls clothes cut gu. II
sew, and two three new books. Such tninss .sou1
OF necessity as bottle of witch heel or eys'''
railroad cinder.
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WINGS ON FALL HA

Millinery Trade Review
Wings promise to figure more prominently 'an am :.
oratons for fall and early winter, and also Duu'
fashion of fastening wings against the sides Of ~
small hats, with the tips pointing downward y, y,
Birds will sometimes be placed around the outer N.
brms For this purpose the bodies receive veg y
ing, and when several are used together the pn' !
chosen of a large size. Large birds are moun''s :,
stretched wings, and these used to cover tns
of toques and small hats Two pairs of wings -
the form OF an Alsatan bow, will serve the sam
but in whatever way the bird its wings ony =,
tips of the wings always point horizontally q 4
never aloft.
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on on a Mission.
Beaumont Ace


Mr. Camden Paine Chief of the reportoral staff Of a..
Age is OIL on an interviewing mission He is to iptervs
Mr. and Mrs Henry NJ Fiagler aged respectively - and ~
riage s~N sV'u'ia'S mar
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Keepinq Quiet About /

Denver Republican.
Admiral schley is cettin, a vast
Of letters from people wto are N
in his trial. II Admiral Sampsos
t!nE any eNIirntly he d1es DOT
them suitable for publication.
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Snail House at Corsicana.

0orsicara Texas, September 3.-Flre last
HI,SnI DESTROYED the residence of Mason
t'iN' co.oicd, Loss $50 ''N
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Galveston Texas, September 3-rhc
army board which was to have met in Gal.
weston at the United suites engineers of.
nee VIII not meet until Thursday.
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Natural Forbearanee.

Possibly the reason lightning never strikes tuj.. j. -
same place is because it isn't necessary '"Ne ~ the
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Better for the Blood 1aan Sas n.
For Those Living IN the Man q ur
tricts Groves Tasteless chill Io'sastl:
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OFFICE OF PUBLICATION.
Nos. ffoi, 1tos 1905 1to7 and 1909 Franklin Avenue
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A Newsnaner,s slrthd.

Denton Texas, SEPTEMBER i-Nl
Point Iost signal yesterday celeha'
twpnty third BIRTHDAY b j Ms.1
Of IT'S founders. is still EDITOR Of n'i
which he. with his sons, owns,
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THE SOUTH AND THE STRIKE,

newspapers are beginning to
4 by a contemplation of the
lie results of the steel strike
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nutr,.,~ -."uu


MosT Of the peopS3yho took vacation this summer ,
nov at home resting }lp.
liz RUSSIA helps iance to carve Turkey the Frcrcbo,
will get The merry thought Nye wont to call the
part that over fE fence last
CANCER OF the thrb pat may become fashionable ,, b
is ighness' is reported as having it,
NoTHING has been heard from the king Of Sinai, s; A.
sister volunteered to cook his meals Is it possible that he
is still struggling with her FIRST biscuit?
i-A"SoN can not be good American, he would not
give up his Independence in this fashion
MAY senator Hoars next IS years be years Of enjoyment
and recreation man who has worked seyenyfve wears
is entitled to a vacation.
II MuNiR BFY Paris after his latest exhibition
OF impudence he will be made to walk turkey.
In VIEW OF the rise in the price of poatoes :. :; 80,
nFey beyond the possibility that even the Boston bean
yet be used jewelry. ''''
II IS thought that after the foreign troops have ,,f
China the demand Tor missionaries will he brisk
'~ N''N'
cleveland (oho) drying rapidly that there is no
danger OF much water being in evidence during the g
reunion, 'De " a. ~
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TR4VELING dGENTS--C. S. Z. Holland Auditor; e.
r. Holland. A. w Palmer and B. b Throop.
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TELEPHONE NUMBERS.
Business Department 1856. Editorial Department ash
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CORRESPONDENCE of any description. phcthcr intend
ed for nc Bnsiness Editorial Department should be ad
dressed THIS HousToN PosT aud any iudi0dudl
and al checks drafts moHeyordey efc made payable
"THR HOUSTON PRINTING COMPANY"
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Germlu ~
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! 'hle ago 10 put mp hne BRICK asylum,
and work Is progressing rapidly on It. by
next Sunday 1t will be ready for the lay
| ing Of the corner stone Rt Rev. y. \.
Gnllagher bishop OF the diocese of CAT
WESTON will Inv the stone, ana Father Kir-
| win, rector Of ST. Marys cathedral will
deliver the Grafton. All the Catholic so
cieties In the city viii participate in the
| &c! emonies AMI it VIII b. gala day with
| me Catholics and the public as we'll
Inc new building viii be as strong as
u Is possible 10 build It, nothing but &C.
ment being used in its construction.
Bond Has Been Made.
Galveston. Texas, September 3.-Charles
Clarke & Co. have not yet arranged
for the moving Of the stranded
steamship Roma across the water main
leading to Alto Iona The bond has been
signed, bur before accepting it. Acting CITY
Attorney Charles Stubbs wishes to ascer-
tain whether the special agent of the
surety company has authority to act in
JniS ease, The injunction granted by
Judge A~he Of Houston was continued by
Judge Franklin of the Fifty-dNN district
court until 10 O'Clock tomorrow morning.
lhcrc Is little doubt, however. that the
matter VIII be satisfactorily arranged In a
short time.
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II IS thought that after the foreign troops have left
China the demand Tor missionaries will be brisk
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NlkVEANp (oho) IS drying up rapidly that there is mo
danger OF much water being in evidence during the G
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IN VIEW OF the rise in the price potatoes it is not en-
yet be used as jewery. ''' may
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IL MuNiR BrY returns Paris after his latest exhibition
oil mpudenee he will be made to walk turkey
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FOREIGN OFFICES--Eastern business Office a. as, az
md SO Tribune building. New York (The s. c. Beckwith
Special Agency) Western 400 The Rookery, Chicago (he
S. c. Beckwith Special Agency)
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MAY Senator Hears next rs years years Of eniovmen
is entitled to a vacation 'N"s