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Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-10-10
Augusta, Winthrop,
& Gardiner Railway
Time Table in Eject June !. 1905.

Time Table in Eject June i, 1905.
cars leave Augusta for Hanowcll and
p. NJ. For Hallowen only at II p. Ii.
First car Sunday. A. Nj.
Cars leave Augusta for Winthrop 5.5A,
$50. 4.50. SO. $50. 80, $50, 1875. Sunday,
time same first car starting nt 75O
Cars leave Augusta for Togus week
mencing at ii leave every half hour tin
+. M. then at 800 and loco. Sunday
t1me:-Cars leave every half hour from
A. ii. to p. NJ, ?. 10 p. Nj.
:Sars leave Gardiner for Augusta daily.
where connections are made for the Win
throp and Togus lines every half hour
from 6.l5 A. NJ. to s.15 z. NJ. 9.45 p. IL. for
Iiailowell only. l0l5 T. II. for Hailovell
and Augusta only. The first car Sunday.
Cars leave Winthrop for Augusta So,
SO. 10 SO: go, 1850, 11.51, 1250. l5l. go.
car leaves Lakeside GO A. NJ. Sunday
time same, first car starting at 10
Cars leave Togus for Augusta week
days. 600; 100, $50. $50. 1890 Commenc
P. NJ. $50, 1880. Sunday time:-Cars
leave every half hour from $50 A. NJ. to
$50 P. NJ. go. 1879.
Cars leaye Hallowell for Gardiner 8
hour from SEE A NJ. to lU.22 P. NJ. First
car Sunday. 762 A. NJ.
cars leave HalloTell for Augusta 8
minutes past and % minutes before every
hour from COS A. NJ. to 10sS P. NJ, except
1O.0S p. M. First car Sunday, sos A NJ
Train Connections-The SEQ A. nj. car
from Winthrop and 500 A. NJ. car from
Sardiner. s3S from Rallowell, $50 from
Augusta connects at Winthrop with
trains East and West. Ths 1l.50 A. M.
car from Augusta connects at Winthrop
with train for Lewiston and Farming
ton. Tho 1.0 p. NJ. car from Augusta
connects at Winthrop with trains East
and West. The $50 p. NJ. car from Au-
gusta connects at Winthrop with trains
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-10-10
The treaty of peace signed al Kit

The treaty of peace signed al Kit
fcry has doubtless increased Russia's
borrowing power. Yet h'r financial
c,nrli;ion'is hardly such as will induce
the nations Of the world 70 fall over
each other in mad haste 10 subscribe
r. :hc new Russian loan IF $3.50 900. 600.
II is annnunccd that Russia expects to
Irt most of this sum from her ally
France. France is already heavily
loaded with Russian securities and
some wise men in the financial world
think that she will not be so foolish as
tn want any more Of them.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-10-10
Eastern S. S. Co..-Kannebec division
Fall Schedules Trips q Week.

:" FdH ScHeuuIe-o TIPS Wesk
Commencing Saturday, Sept 16, 1906,
Richmond at 40 and Bath at P. 81.
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays for
Boston.
RETURN1NG-Will leave Union Wharf,
Boston. at p. NJ MONDAYS. Wednesdays
and Fridays, arriving at Bath in season
to connect with early morning steam and
electric cars for Brunswick. Lisbon Falls
and Lewiston and for all points on tthe
trail r. r.: also. with steamers of the
Boothbay Division for Boothboy and way
landings. Connections at Gardii er with
rail and electrics 10 and from augusta
and Halloweii
All cargo. except livestock. via the
steamers of this company Is insured
against fire and marine risk
ALLEN PARTRIDGE. Agt. Augusta, Me-.
CEA. COLE, Act, Halloween, Nc.
CALVIN AUSTIN, V. p. & Gen1 Mgr,
- Boston, Mess.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-10-10
Pointed Paragraphs.

Burglars who rife safes should BE- rhot.
gunncd.
Mnny a lawyer has discovered that ,
Titg's word Is law.
would hear the truth. '''
The size OF the Hons shar" depends ~.
on the size of the Hon. ''
1t Is usually safe 10 Judge woman NJ
the things she doesn't say.
Many n mans winning ways are duo D.,
the way he deals his cards. =
NJ CordHlia, the milk Of human kind.
ness iHnt diapersed from cans
II you are wise today you can s,ffor1 -
FISK being otherwise tomorrow.
a practical joker IL one who r.,eg.r.o,
the ability to turn his jokes into r.,gF'
= rrnall hoy's idea Of greatness Il n 81
able to lick another boy 4 size larger.
True. the pen may be mightiar than ~.
sword. PIT thc pencil isn't much rood
without the helD OF 4 knife.
Too many men use up all their reJipioo
on Sunday-and consequently have hG,,n
left for the h:lance Of the We, X.
Chicago Neve
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-10-10

The declaration of General Gomez
that liberty in Cub;. is dead recalls the
statement Of Colonel Bryan that II NC
were defeated ,his country would never
celebrate another Fourth Of July
Kansas City Journal.
And the election OF Gomez rs presl-
dcl:t Of Cuba in place Of PaIml would
Lc almost as much of 4 blow TO that
island as the election Of Bryan would
have be en- for this country
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-10-10

Pat Grove. III" loHg-ycantcd gentle
man. who Il now captured at last. tells
a rcmark;,bie story Of Il plot 10 capture
John l.. Rockefeller and hold him for Il
ransom Of s. 2.nG0.G0o III some respects
public sympathy is not particularly
strong for AIR. Rockefcllcr, bat 1t is
certainly stronger toward him than it
is towards Pat Grove and the kidnap-
ping vilIainy with which his name Is
identified. Just now. moreover, Air.
Rocckcfellcr shows that. despite his
great wealth. he is n most useful man
to nave IN :, community Ivy establishing
and cndowlng q home for foundlings
IN thc city Of Cleveland.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-10-10

One Of the best Of The seasons hunt
ing stories comes from Duluth at the
head al Lake Superior. Duluth is a.
city Of 5a0N0 Inhabitants, and not ex-
a''iy frontier settlement. a vera
'iouS newspaper correspondent. how
'N"T. reports that every year bears and
wolves come down there from the north
woods and that recently a dozen or
5" have been killed within the city
limits. To add verisimilitude % this
already convincing NARRATIVES. il is set
forth that Chief of Police Troyer has
ISSUED an order forhiddinE bear hunt
within the municipality. The explana-
'"'' ~ '''s edict opens a new chapter
IN the history of game protection
Hears must he allowed to roam, free u
Duluth. because people WHO hla-,
'N"E Al them with rifles have been ell
a"nstrng the lives Of human ha;,gv
lhrrc have been incidents IN our own
Main" woods t. sut.frrst +b,+ .,
''i'i A'ilo" Sportsmcn are often more i,
heSo 81 statutory protection fro,r
amateur marksneN then The deer Rr
"hon a minnesota municipality fccl
S'lcr with bears in its streets tn,,
With hunters, it looks rs If III, ~,
were rather a harmless citizen after ali
OF eise Western supremacy in mark
!. manship has passed.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-10-10
TO THE NATIONAL HOME,
Eastern Branch, d. v. s., at Togus
kennebec Contra! r. r.

Winter arrangement in effect Sunday.
Oct. Sth. 1905.
Leave Randolph: Arrive Natl Home:
I,l5. 905 C 1850 A. NJ. M.l7.S5. a25 & 11.1O A. NJ.
l2P. 40 & LJo L. NJ. l1.O0, 500 & 40 7. M.
Leave Natl Home: ARRIVE at Randolph:
Il2. 80 & Ills A. NJ. lS.o5. $50 &c IFS A. NJ.
l'l'' S.l1 6 500 PM l1.35. aS5 & $50 T. NJ.
SUNDAY TRAINS. W. .ss-s
viii run as follows: Leave Randolph.
Mt go a. NJ. and 30 p. NJ. Leave Ma
tional Home at l0O5 A. NJ. and S2o P. NJ.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-10-10
Personal Notes.

David IIarum.' the novel written by
IN" late Edward N"yrs WrStrnt'. nrtte'!
ing To statement made in Surrogate
Court, Syracuse. y. y, yesterday.
Robert T. Roosevelt. an unClr Of Presl-
dent Roosevelt. Is going 10 make an at
tempt To have tn" scrub pines of LonS
Island destroyed and SI!pplantcd by the
more beautiful and useful white pines.
Prof. Belring. the diSroverrr of the
anri-diphtherit serum. announces. ne
rOrding to the Paris 'Matin." that he
ha, found Cllr,. for tuberculosis. til" MT
turr Of which he will not divuige until
next August.
:. Z. Shottcr. Of Savannah. Ga. has
bought Shaddowbrook. the famous cour
try Residence Of Anson Phelps Stokes. IN
Lake 'Mahk"enac. LcnoN. This residence
and estate cost Mr. Stokes $I5t0n,n. The
house las lG1 rooms
Sir ". G. Armstrong & Company
shipbnildrrs and ordnance manufacturers.
of London. have accepted an inVitHtioll
from tn japanese Ministry Of Marine TO
has been chosen near HiratSuka.
kipiinG'S favorit" pastimc IS golf:
Conan Dovlc's cricket; Thomas Hardy
finds his favOritc paStimc in cycling At
n mod"rat" gait; Austin DobSon Is de.
voted to gardening. and Egerton Castle
IS enc OF the best fenccrS in all Great
Britain.
''ti' Va III Iilt'ttSItlH jtdl1ItS wi Inc
peace reception Ill connection with PrcSi-
d"rt Roosvvclt'S return 10 Washington
was the playing by The Marine Band At
the White House concert OF the new
patriotic song, Roosevelt. the Peace Vic
tor the words ana music OF which were
composed by Irwin J. Morgan. Of PhiIa
d"lphia.
Rev. G.. G. Ames. pastor OF the Church
81 the Disciples Boston, has just ccl"-
hrated his Scrcnty-sevcnth birthday,
hfty-Six years of which he has been in
the ministry. Before he went to Boston
he was pastor Of j Unitarian Church in
publisher of the first Rcpubli,an n,.,l"-
paper in tho Northwest.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-10-10

Til" announcement that President
Roosevelt, after his visit to New Or
leans. Mll sail from that city 10 Nor
folk nn a battleship. has brought out
several critics who protest against
what they call the Presidents viola
ton of the long-standing tradition that
& President never leaves tn" territory
Of thc tnitol States during his term Of
oliirt. In view Of the fact that any
American warship is American terri
tory wherever it may go. their concern
is absurd on his proposed trip the
President viii not leave American ter
Iitury. even if the warship goes many
leagues outside the three-mile mari
time limit.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-10-10
Diminished Vitality,

some people talk very fippantly
about diminished vitality.
They don't stop TO think that vitality
Is the principle Of lite-that it is that
mite understood something on which
every function OF their bodies denends
pIn1mSh"a vitality IS early indic,te.,
Ivy loss of appetite, strength and en-
durance. and Hoods Sarsaparilla IS tha
greatest yitaiizer.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-10-10

The announcement that one Of the
big insurance companies has q $1,000
rug III its private Office does not Of
Necessity disprovc the common belief
that the policy holders are occaeioaal-
~ used as doornats.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-10-10

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Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-10-10

most beautiful i'll the wocld.-London Tit
Blts.
An English guest ut the Hotel ATanhat-
tan. visiting New York for the first time,
placed his shoes, rs is the custom of his
country. outside his bedroom door on
the night of his arrival. so that they
would be. as he inpOcently imagined. car
ricd off ny a servant In the morning to
he polished. When he opened his door
the following morning to gut his shoes,
viii n he expected to find nicely polished
the EngliShman was OF course, much dis
guSted TO see that they had never been
touched. II Was explained to him at
the hotel desk. where he lodged Il Wig
orUuS protest. that it was not the custom
IN this country to place ones shoes out
sid,. ones bedroom door on retiring. He
was told that the hotel kept 4 shoe black
irg establishment for its guests but that,
if hc wished. a bcllhoy would in the fu-
turr call every morning at his apartment
for his shoes. The Englishman expressed
the opinion that the custom was very
silly and 4 beaStly bore"
MRS. GLADSTONE'S IMPROVED
BODICE.-While residing at Hawa rden
Mr.. and Mrs. Gladstone had accepted an
invitation to stay from Saturday To Mon
day ut Il vicaragc some miles distant.
Aware that the accommodation at the
Nicarage was somewhat limited. Mrs.
Gladstone. with characteristics thoughtful
ness. decided TO dispense with the services
Of her maid instructing that young per
SON TO carefully pack her things and put
everything ready to hand. When Mrs
Gladstone, while dressing for dinner in
the evening had put on the skirt of her
gown the bodice was nowhere to be
found. After, an exhaustive search. Mrs
Gladstone came to the conclusion that N
had been left behind. However. with
ready resource, she draped her shoulders
with black crepe-de-chine shawl exclfs-
ing its presence on descending by ex-
planning that the evenings were becom-
she was being escorted into the dining
room BY her host, .. litter behind her be
came so distinct that she asked the cause.
and no. one Joined more heartily in the
general merriment than she on learning
that the trnant bodice was carefully 50 !.
cured 70 her skirt by pin,-arld vas trail
Ing behind her,--M.t "A. p.
SULTAN'S sDoItBLE-Thc sultan Of
MA, brought about BY long continued fear
OF assassination. He sleeps not more
than two or three hours out Of the twcn-
ty-iour and then only when some one in
an adjacent room is reading or a musician
~ performing for him. The light Is al
ways burning in his bed chamber. and
ms foster-nrother. ISmct-Bey. the grand
master OF the imperial wardrobe. sleeps
With him. l$met Boy is the most trusted
member of the sultanS suite. and as he
closely resembles his master ne not infre-
quenfiy imperSonatCS him on those occaS-
ions on which the sultan appears in public
ceremonies. and there is great risk OF as
saSsnation involved.-London Tit-Bits.
For revenge on the editor of the Neues-
ton NachriChtcn. Bamherg, Germany
who had published an unappreciati tive ac-
tered his house and smashed everything
on the premises.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-10-10

John y. Rockefeller who. up 10 date.
has contributed &l+9ta.92l.9l to the Uni
rersity of Chicago. will make his third
visit {" that institution next June. II will
hc the fifteenth anniversary of the birth
~ the institution. and Mr. Rockefeller
ana luis Mitc VIII be The quests Of honor.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-10-10

The next governor Of Massachusetts
will bear the name Of Curtis Guild, Jr..
and the gentleman Is III every way
fitted for The high honor Of the govern
ship.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-10-10
Tuesday, October 10, 1905

John Mitchell says ne sees no reason
why there should be general coal
strike in 1906. Well. If he sees no rea-
son. then nobody else viii see one.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-10-10
No Off Year in Bath.

TNO OTE car IN EatT1.
Oath independently
Bath is once more III the thrucs of
politics and the contest for the col
lectorShip WAKES warm. Next twill
be the possoiiicc. mayoralty. and then
the state ana county Offices which
will attract attention. Surely there
will be no political excitement lack
ing for i year.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-10-10

Portland Press: It seems clear that
neither rum nor jealousy was at the
bottom Of the latest attempt At murder
in Maine. but that il was a case of in
sanity. James 3. Dunn shot and Seri-
ously wounded Mrs. Smith at Fayette
Mills. for 70 known cause and then
killed himself. The affair occurred
near the scene of the Hackett murder.
That part Of Kcnncboc county is in Il
way 10 become dark ana bloody
ground
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-10-10

For revenge on the editor of the Neues-
ton NachriChtcn. Bamherg, Germany
who had published an unapprecia tive ac-
count of their exploits. some burglars en-
tered his house and smashed everything
on the premises.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-10-10

In 1905 III" world had moi j SIn..ln c+oa.,,-
snip on the ocean, 4 single mile OF railway
on land. single span of telegraph upon
the continentS or single foot of calln hc-
meath the ocean. In 1905 it has 5000 steam
vessels ,, oo3 :3geo e miles Of railway ana norr
IMAM I.to'op Inlies of land telegram. while
instantaneous communication bv more
man -"Wd miles Of ocean cables, and thc
number q lrlCphonc messages $rnt ft NJ ~
Er,S'lt"s ..rn"".'W annually, ana one
na't u ''ieih IN the United States alone.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-10-10
MAINE EDITORIAL COMMENT
Autumn DAYS the Best.

u pttidnu A1EuS.p
With this glorious weather the Octo-
Der vacationist is the object Of envy Of
the city folk who have spent their
summer holiday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-10-10

most beautiful III the woyld.-London Tit
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-10-10

A movement is on foot for soldiers
monument in Winthrop and there
ought to be no doubt of its success.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-10-10

With co new dwellings erected il!
two wears. Milo has a right to feel that
II is enjoying q pretty substantial
boom.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-10-10

Not the least satisfactory feature o
the Bangor Festival is that IL WIS
tinarcial success.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-10-10

Jacob Hale Thompson. for 40 years
an editor of the New York Times.
whose mysterious murder in his room.
last month. the New York police are
trying TO solve. was the founder and
first editor Of the Bowdoin BuGle in
1865. a college classmatc writes some
interesting "reminiscences, of him in the
latest issue of the Bowdoin Orient.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-10-10

Dixfcld na, Il right In fee! prosper
Gus With II" more people added to the
force in It's t,,ythpi,k :mill.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-10-10

That Portland acid lh""Wcr d"a' rVo9
no less III, than. IL he t'irns 4 oyer IL
the nlcrcit,.; nf the wutn.n W!.,'.,' 'ir-sa
cs he has rdiu,.'i.
The Independent., 1905-10-17

Hawaii is that OF q committeeman
appointed to see that the stranger
within Diamond Head shall have
the opportunity OF knowing the best
Of the islands, Secretary Taft on
his visit to Hawaii.
We did hear sometime ago that q
Portuguese or somebody else had
settled in Diamond Head but az to
his opportunity Of knowing the bes.
OF the Islands we are not prepared
to state just now.
The Independent., 1905-10-17

One thing the weslthisr citizsns
of Kauai might reasonably tSke up
is the matter OF attractions for
tourists aud Honolulu people. The
island 10 unsurpassed 10 artificial
nd patural beauty, but as holiday
,s,o,t Il LACKS several important
things. II hs. one taiTly good inn'
but it is in village and into. ''''
only the eat.snd run commercial
traveller. 1t should have old time
mountain linus, set back amid the
gorgeous tropie foliage aud tao di-
vine, pure air. Add to this induce
monts for excursion parties from
Honolulu, as Hilo enjoys, and the
tTisk would be- done, A new Mecca
OF r0st aud enjoyment would bs es.
tablished aud il would msap thous-
ands OF dollars year to the little
northern island.
The Independent., 1905-10-17
WILL NOT BE CITIZENS.

In a letter TO tho New York Iude-
pendent Secretary Atkinson declares
that there is no danger OF Hawaii
bscomipg Jspanizsd for the reason
that tho Japanese are aud will re-
main loyal 10 their own country. In
the course OF his argument ho Gays:
1.-THE japanese, however, do not
become expatristed. They will not
want American citizenship. They do
not want 1t now. Ia the last general
election here the Japanese who
voted osn be counted on the fiugers
OF q hand, though there are un.
doubtedly several hundred who
could qualify. The Chinese far
more readily accept American cit-
izsnship, or rather, reach after 1t
when able, and we have about two
hundred OF them as voters. The
Chinese desire for citizenship, how
ever, 10 usually not founded on do.
vo,ion to Americanism,I is merely q
matter OF avoiding the difficulties
and Inconvenience OF the Exclusion
Act, for a Chinese who is au Ameri-
can citizen may travel to aud from
the couStry as he Wills. The Japs
ness want our education, our busi-
ness aud mechanical knowledge aud
our money, but, far more than the
Chinese, they want to keep their
own nationality. This 10 Why they
will meyer dominate an election in
Hawaii aud one reason why say
that the Hawaiian Islands will meyer
be JOpauizsd.
The Independent., 1905-10-17
TUESDAY, OCT. II, 1905.
CONDITION OK KAKAAKO.

The orgsuizati Of an improve
msnt club 10 X akaako is something
which that whole section OF the city
may we'll feel concerned, particular.
ly a. the rsioy season is coming on,
In the Winter months the water
Iushss down from the foothills In
torrents scJ settles upon the Kaka.
ako lowlsnis. There 1t has formed
murky ponds which have stood for
weeks, mep scing the health OF resi-
dentS.
The Independent., 1905-10-17

seaward. The only salvation now
10 sight is to dig several great ditch
es through the Filings and keep
them open during the wet months.
The Kakaako improvement club has
important work ahead OF II.
The Independent., 1905-10-17


But now the situation 10 infinitely
worse. Lord IL Bslssr have filed
up the land near the ssa.shors with
drsdger refuse to such height that
no water san reaOh the sea. la case
ofa stoEm all the water would be
blocked up and would inundsts tho
whole section. The great plant OF
the Henolulu Iron Works sud proba-
bly, tbs warehouses OF the Union
Feed 20 wsuld come in for grave
di.as:er,
The Independent., 1905-10-17

So that isit The JApauese are
willing to accept the protection Of
the United States and benefits Of q
residence in Hawaii but are too
"patriolio" TO assume the respon.
abilities OF SitiEenShip, even II ellg-
ible to become citizen ! That Is
worse thsn ever. II Secretary At
kinson is right in his assumptions,
the sooner a stop is put to Japanese
immigration the better. Hawaii has
suffered enough already from pso'
pie who oome here merely for what
they can make out OF the country
We want settlers having better
purpose in view.
The Independent., 1905-10-17

Church people are evidently los.
Ing much Of their old time InslslonOe
upon creed aud HtrAiRht.lacsd Chris.
tisDity. A few days ego we heard
OF q church on lhis Island whish
would gIvs a dance for the purpose
OF replstIug its money.boI. Now
We have all Of the Congregational
church oiMaul joining in a move.
ment to raiss money for Mormon
church in. Kula Great, isn't 1t !
What would they think Of that kind
Of religious liberality on the main
land or 10 Great Britain ! What
would Joseph Smith think I We
faucy no would opins that the
millennium was at the door
The Independent., 1905-10-17
TOPICS or THR DAY.

E Barefoot has married Miss S NJ
Boots at Elk, Now Mexico II they
are blessed with offspring it 10 to bs
wondered il they will be shoes, san
dAls or slippers.
The Independent., 1905-10-17

After all . puniOipal SYSTEM
would be q good thing for Honolulu.
1t would cost something. but it
would take from the shoulders Of
Oahu the municipal burdens OF Wal
luku, Lihue and the like.
The Independent., 1905-10-17

We have II ou good authority
that the monopollsts who hold 10
their hands the elsetric light, ios
aud meat businesses OF Honolulu
are gradually and quietly acquiring
the stook OF the new gas company.
The object 10 plain. Once in their
possession they can either raise
prices aud thus enhance profits or
they can choke of either ons OF the
enterprises 10 order that the other
may wax fat, powerful and all the
more profitable. The people will
be the suGsrsrs, but what do tho
monopolists care for the people 7
The Independent., 1905-10-17

The cut at Seattle Of steamer
rates TO Manila shows what q little
competition, properly used, can
do. A person taking passage from
the Sound to the Philippines 10 sole
a through ticket for only the amount b
charged to HoDgkong, thus getting
the trip from Hongkong to Manila
(nsarly as iav ss from here to San
Francisoo) free Of cost. A little
lively competition like that between
here and San Francisco would make
all the difference ia the world ir
tourist travel.
The Independent., 1905-10-17

Th1 mistake was made ia 6rst
staItius the work on tho saalide.
Filling should have besp begun
higher ap aud gradually brought
The Independent., 1905-10-17

Why didn't the Advertiser, which
poses as HonOlulu's chief detective
bureau, tell US about the gambling
Joint on Lilihs street which was
raided this afternoon, Can it be
possible that that place had bigger
"haud-out" than Charlie Moore,
The Independent., 1905-10-17
EEAw zxcnAroz or.

EkAw zxoHAroH or
IAN FRAECIBUo-Th Nevada Naaow
Bank Of Ban Francisco.
LoNDoN-Tho Union Of London q Smiths
Bank Ltd.
new YoRK-Amsrisan exchange n,
.ionnl Bank.
Exohage National Bank,
PARIB-oredit Lyonnais. 90.
DBRLIN-Dresdner Bank.
KONG KONG AND YoKoHANA--Hont
Kong &Bhanghai iBAnkinEC0
aHW ZHALAND AND AUSTRALIA
Banks OF New Zealand and AuHtrRlgiA.
VICTORIA AND VARC0UVnR-RAnt
Ct British NORTH America .
The Independent., 1905-10-17
OLAu. urnnun1us . WI. q, irwin
Claus SplsGkslS q Co.,
BANanRS. :
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