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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-03

Mr.. j. Monroe Harris, vice president
ANA travelling salesman Of the j. w.
k"wc Company has returned from a
W" weeks vacation in New York and
the mountains OF Virginia,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-03

Mr. S. Gordon Cumming left ycstcr.
day afternoon 10 Join Mrs. Cumming,
who is visiting in Staunton.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-03

Let lake your measure for a swell
ilh hnit--aak your wife if Won
Ynoiidll have II made a, t'rankcl &
Eiae iiinan'a. Every little hi, helps .
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-03

Capt j. H. Duffy and family. Of Bal
timorr. are the guests of Mrs. p. w
Phillips, in Hope street
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-03

Dr. and Mrs. L. a. Davis. of Nam.
notll. w. Va, who have been visiting
Mr. ana Mrs. J. W. Richardson, N
Wcs' Queen street, have left for
Mathews county.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-03

HAMPTON NEWS ON PAGE SIX.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-03

Mr.. and Mrs John w. Rowe an,
Master Robert Rowe have rcturnc,
from a stay of several days at the AL
IcShany hotel. Goshen.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-03
CARk|N[S \ D|GGS.
HAMPToN's
Leading
ClOtkaierr

Anything for men and boys in fall
and winter clothing and furnishings
at lowest prices. Don't forget that we
make suits To order specially. Prices
from $1,000 to $4,000. Fit positively
guaranteed.
Our store closes Monday. September
i, at l p. H.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-13
STEEL DUST IN, THEIR EYES.
400 Bronx MOtOrmen Blame Elevated
Railroad for . Painful Malady.

Sore eyes have been affecting the motor
men on the Union Railroad Company's
lines in The Bronx. and it wasn't until q
few days ago that the officers Of the road
discovered what they believe to be the
cause. They think the mems eyes are
irritated by the fine particles Of steel work
from the shoes on the elevated cars. The
steel dust. it is said, drops down and gets
into the motormen's eyes.
William Hansen, superintendent Of traffic,
went over the road the other day, and when
he completed the route he had fifty small
particles Of steel picked out Of his eyes. 1t
was estimated last night that 800 men had
complained Of sore eyes. Fifty have been
laid OF.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-13
Rev. Father Jane, Conway Dead

The Rev. Father James Conway. Of the
Jesuit order and q member Of the editorial
stafY Of the Messenoer the organ of the
Jesuits. died at II o'clock yesterday morn
ing In st. Francis Hospital. Fifth street,
near Avenue B. Death was caused by rheu-
matism, duplicated with nephritis. Father
Conway was born In Ireland So years ago.
He entered the German province OF the
Jesuits when he was q young man. He
came here when Prince Bismarck made it
many and was for time at Buffalo. He was
held In the highest repute as an authority
on theology and polemics and spoke German.
besides English. For time Father Conway
was professor Of ethics at Fordham I-ni-
versty. When he was taken i'll he had Just
been appointed to the star Of the Messenocr
to succeed the Rev. Dennis Lynch.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-13
POISON HANDY FOR THE WOMEN
TWO TAKEN FROM THE HOUSE OF
A "FIEND'-ONE DEAD.

Police Conclude That II ss Time to Arrest
tho Man With Seven Hypodernic,
syinges and An Acc0mm odating Dis!
position-He Admits tho Dosing.
The police of the Eldridse street station
arrested Timothy A. Scanlon Of 2Oe Eldridge
street yesterday because Of the death Of
Lily Brown, who was removed last week
from the fat where Scanlofr lived to Belle
vue Hospital suffering from morphine
poisoning.
The arrest followed a second ambulance
This time It was Lillian Obrieter. She will
probably die.
The tenants in the fiat told the police that
the two women had been 'doped by Scanlon.
At the police station he admitted that he
was a morphine fiend. He brought with
him a little satchel covered with mold.
In it were six hypodermio syringes, all
OF them In need Of repair. In his vest
pocket he had another syringe In perfect
working order.
In the satche also were several bottles
containing liquid supposed to be morphine
A little tin box In his pocket was full Of
morphine. He dropped 1t on the floor Of
the police station and spent ten minutes
scraping up the powder; it was precious
to him, he said.
Soanlon told the police that he was 80
wears old; that his father was q real estate
dealer In Hartford; that he had been gradu-
ated from the Hartford night school and
had come on to the College Of Physicians
and Surgeons to study medicine. There he
contracted the morphine habit he said.
and quit at the end Of his first year.
The police had the idea that he might
have made a practise Of treating women
with dope" but he denied this. He said
that he did not represent that he was a
physician. but that the women who were
taken to the hospital had an idea that he
was. He said they asked him to dope them
and he gave them the amount which they
desired. which was, he said, two grains In
each case.
The Nrst woman removed to Bellevue
died soon after reaching there.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-13
HUDSON b. G. REGATTA.
Deurtt Three Time winner In Annua
Boat Race.

dewitt Three Time winner In Annus
Boat Race.
The Hudson Boat Club yesterday held
its twenty-ssventh annual resa'A III
its Roathouse. foot Of l27th street and the
Hud.on River, Tho races were held over
a course q little moro than q half mile IN
ieneth. stsrsine from the Columbia University
bosthouss at !iss H. s 1,nS w. + pswitt
~ H. WinninS bost three times in the course
Of The days racing. The races resulted as
follows: .,xo,, o,os.
SIP. Christie.
i. Kunl. 49,
KUN and Christie made . short bid Tor
,..aership honors At the start. but Denne-
Vile held them safe after all got 9naer ray;
Gnri cn,s .e' and feli overheard He wAS moth
Ing more than e little wet. DehneS'A' wv"
by two lengths.
~ sIN1oR pouBLn oIos.
Grow No. w. Z. Hughes. bow; v. p. o'Ma-
no cfsx Mo- ~ s. Donnely. Jr bow; j. Reul''n
'sf Trrx No. s-w. T. Dewitt. bow; r. A. wetzer.
ssT Ta.n M. A.-w. Wade, bow; F. H. Maiiander.
s'f Tn the frst heat Reulein's boat rowed
.ssnss bs ss Ssas ~ Se
Ssd IL WORK cut oas e carry Of o yasso fS
ret H but In the last 2oo var yards wet Ssh
stToked his boat to length lead by wmch
the race was won
Nh ,.--chsr,es weiss, bow: W. r. zoll ".
:: 4. weismonen. :; o. Dennevtie. stroke; ''nn
cs Gis NS - kns.. a.. Stroke G. Kans. IT,
There was little excitement in this race.
S.es.sd Hinpina by two len Gths.
sHNIoR srHoLn oIos.
W.T.. Dewitt.
william Fetler:
John Reuiein. u.
Dewitt was vietoIioq: fGS . secG 'no TIM NJ
made him work hard all the wy. with Reulein
always ~: up to m Ss tns race doubtful
With Dewitt half length before Fetzer.
SENIOR youR DARED oios.
,. s;,, H. i w:;.e A'fy D ss. : Ii 99of
nSs;:; ss9 s:..as Der: .'',l:. R R x
Se?s h Ill.,; boz: ,,o p yoGs: :,
co,swain.
Th. wa. . hne race, Crew No: 2 going into
the Lead ate. .:. FEY put oSs S.
was 4 lot Of, splaships at the half way mark.
the anal brush, Mailander's proved tho best.
His boat won by. a len 9Th. twice that distance
being between Crew No. and Crew No. l..
In that order.
SENIOR FOUR DARED sARoss.
eE' Ees No. u, - A.ss. . Sss kss:. s1
coxswsih.
sx + r D S; sss E E:ssss
ooxswain.
Sg H. F. SSsn: :sa e :s:oIs HH:s:
co1swain.
Crews No. and No. met in the first heat,
The oths. boat Z. drf, !, By De wit
but II was spoiled when Wetxler at No.
broke button on his oar and put tho crew
Bad Steering ioss crew No. :m.ii dists moe
but the crew Of four married men who sat In
the other boat proved too much. Grow No
I won gut IN the last ten strokes, By lsss than
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-13
THE SEAGOERS.
Senators Allison and Lodge in the Thr Ons
Of Returning Americans.

Arrivals by the White Star liner Cedric,
from Liverpool and Queenstown:
Mrs. Duncan Cameron. who 10 an invalid
and was taken from the ship at Quarantine
and landed at Staten Island. where she Ives
Mrs. Adam Badeau. widow of Gen. Badeau
Gordon Knox Bell. A. E. Beveridge. Senator
Henry Cabot Lodge OF Massachusetts,. who
went Immediately TO- Oyster Bay at the re-
quest Of President Roosevelt: Bishop Car
scannell Of Omaha, Lord Vivian. the Hon.
p Parker Morgan. Wilbur F. Day, Theodore
Frelin ghuyssn., Gordon Knox Hall pr. Will
liam 5turais Blselow and Gilbert Colgate.
Among the passengers by the American
liner st. Louis, from Southampton and
Cherbourg. we're:
Senator William B. Allison OF Iowa, Royal
Phelps Carroll. the Hon. Robert @. Cousins.
Col. L. J. Higgins, 8. II. Ashbridge and John
E. Berwlnd.
Aboard the Cunarder Etruria. from
Liverpool and Queenstown:
James NJ. Gibson. Isabel Irving. the actress;
Mrs. F. T. Brchall, the Rev. 7. s. Cartwright.
J, A; Chapman. f. X. Darlington and r. A.
Black,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-13
RACE FOR HAVENS CUP.
Atlantic y. c. Boat saetta Beats Other
Gravesend Bay Yachts.

Tho fastest boats Of the Gravesend Bay
Association sailed yesterday, under the
auspices of the Atlantic Yacht Club. in the
seventh race for the Hsvehs 20 cup. The race
was open to class M and under. All of the
boats. however. sailed In one class under the
usual time allowance. j. b. ODonohue.s
new N. Y. Y. c. ao-footer Tabasco was the first
to finish tho fifteen and 4 half mile course.
but on corrected time the race went to tho
Saetta. owned by George H. Church Of the
Atlantic Yacht Club.
The boats that started. besides tho two
mentioned. were ID. s. Wylle's Class p Yacht
Suzana. q. Z. Yernon's GLASS yacht vivian
H.. the Bobtail another boat OF the same claas
owned by E. F. Luckenbach and the new C,la.s
Q yachts More Trouble. Quest and Cockstoo
H.. owned respectively by W. H. Church.
+. J. Havens and Hendon Chubb
All Of the boats finished with the execution
OF More Trouble. Vivian III. and Cook too II
Vivian ii. broke her msrtingale and 30 had
to withdraw. The two others, however,
simply gavosup the race.
The course sailed by the yachts was from
. mark boat OF the Atlantic Yacht Club, At
Sea Gate. to a mark of Fort Hamilton. From
there the boats went to . bell buoy thre.-
quarters OF mile due north of the West Bank
Light and then home. The course was sailed
twice with all Of tho marks left TO port.
A good southwesterly wind sent the boats
OF on the first leg Of the journey. This vas
a broad reach. Then followed q vindvs nj
leg to the West Bank bell buoy, while another
reach completed the Journey. In the SECOND
round the wind swung round TO the veet
This did away with all but few wind ward
bitches on the West Bank leg and gave them
broad run homo. The summary:
sLoors-ca.Assss y AND uNpER-roR rHs RAvxs.
'N cuP-srARr SoS-couRsl. 1871 NAUTICAL n,,r.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-13
NEW BOATS ORDERED.
Three Building in This Section and Two
Arc for FOREIGN YaChtsineR.

There is under course OF construction at
Robert Jacobs shlpyard. City Island. a new
cruising motor boat for c. W. Lee. New York
Yacht Club. from Henry j. Gielow's design.
1t will be called the Dreamer ii. and is an
improvement over the Dreamer l., designed
by Mr.. Gielow for Mr. Lee last season. and
now the sachem H.. owned by Commodore
f. 7. Adams. The Dreamer ". is Oh feet
over all. 81 feet inches on the waterline,
10 feet Inches beam and feet inches draft.
The motive power will consist Of q Standard
engine, capable OF driving the boat twelve
miles an hour. She will be ready for de-
livery this fall.
Another cruising launch is in course Of
construction at Jacobs yard for New York
boat 10 So feet over all! 70 feet o inches beam
and feet 1 inches draft There VIII BE-
liar to the forward house win extend over the
9oomy esesn
engine win be Installed. and a speed OF four
teen to fifteen miles an hour IL expected
tn. ,s beat will also be ready for delivery
sSsi!sS, Z! s:r I' f.! '$Ss
Of this boat are to be IS feet over ali. 80 feet
vaterllns, is feet beam. and feet y Inches
Glelow. Delivery is called for on Oct. is.
ilans and specifications have been pre.
pared bv Mr. Gielow for q cabin steam launch
for A. Ahlstrom. Biorneborg. Finland. This
ii feet q inches beam and feet draft, and
Will be built in Finland. 4 Sullivan triple
expansion engine and a Roberts water tube
thirteen miles an hour will be developed
Plans and specifications have also been
prepared by MIR. Gielow for motor boat for
20 feet inches over all, 20 feet on the water
line and s feet o inches beam. A. 70 horse-
power French motor will be installed. and a
DO attained The plan shows torDedo stern
model. with a movable cabin forward and
large cockpit aft.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-13
BOY Killed by Hunters Stray Bullet.

UTICA, Aug. 12.-Vincenzo Ala, an
italian youth. was wounded in the ahdc-
men at Prospect in the Adirondacks, hy
stray shot fred by an unknown hunter
yesterday afternoon and died at Utica
hospital to-day. The boy, his father aud
brother came from New York week 40.
Yesterday afternoon they were seate" in
front OF the camp, when the boy was 'aien
with a sharp pain in the abdomen. IT,
vestigation showed that the boy had been
struck by stray bullet, supposedly froln
tho gun Of a hunter
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-13
DELMAR JOCKEY CLUB SUES.
Miss ourf and st. Louis Omcials Defendants
In Suits Growing Out OF Raid.

ST. LOUIS. Aug. l2.-Damage suits ag-
gregating Sl55oOo have been filed against
Gov. Folk. Mayor Wells, President Stewart
Of the police board, Commissioners Fristoe,
Blong and Hanlon and Chief OF Police Kelly
by the Delmar Jockey Club as a result Of
the raid that caused the track to close.
Besides these, Mark Gumpertz has sued
President Stewart Commissioner Fristoe
and Chief Kelly for $4,000 for arresting him
at the track This suit is filed in the county
and the others In the city court.
The City Counselor will have charge Of
the defense and will be assisted by some
Of the ablest lawyers in the city in the event
Of the suits coming to trial.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-13
ENGINEER Of 100 Broadway Killed.

Daniel MAJ shall, the engineer Of tho
building at 100 Broadway, was crushed yes
terciay between the elevator car and the
roof OF the elevator well and died Of bis
injuries.
Marshall's duty was to inspect the ele-
vators every Saturday. He was on
tor of car 1, run by Bernard Haviland.
Sip station, Haviland did not bring the
elevator to stop in time. Haviland was
arrested,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-13
THREE FIRED AT DINACCIO.
His Appearance on the Street the Signal for
Fusill Ade--TwO Bullets Hit Him.

Four Italians were talking at the corner
OF Second avenue and 10th street at half
past o'clock last night when Camille
Dinaccio Of 500 East lO4th street came
along. When they saw Dinaccio three Of
them drew pistols and began firing at him.
Two bullets struck Dinaccio and he fell
to the sidewalk. He managed to get his
own revolver out and blazed away at the
four from where he was lying on his side.
There wasn't a policeman around, and
had disappeared. Policeman Schmuok, OF
the East l04th street station saw Dinaccio
crawling along the sidewalk and asked
him where he was shot.
That's a joke said Dinaccio. Nobody
shot me-
He was sent to Harlem Hospital and Is
In q serious condition.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-13
Secretary Shaw Guest Of Senator Brsckett
at SaratOga,

SARATOGA, NY. Aug. 12-Secretary OF
the Treasury Leslie M. Shaw. who reached
here this afternoon and who will return to
New York city on Monday morning next,
Is the guest Of Senator and Mrs. Edgar
T. Bracket at their North Broadway cot
tage. The Secretary and the Senator were
classmates in college.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-13

Alan w. Wood, who with his father, w.
Devices Wood. amassed fortune in the
steel business in Pittsburg, was removed
from his apartments at the Barnard, 1907
Central Park West, on Thursday night to
Roosevelt Hospital. suffering from ap-
pcndicitis and = ruPtured intestine. His
v ooldie Aohs, formerly IN AetsssA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-13
ILLEGAL COURTSHIP IN AIRsHIp

Engineer SOuoert Arrested Tor AbductinG
F1fteen.Year.Old Belmar Girl.
George Coudert. engineer on the .airship"
at Dreahnland, Coney Island, was arrested
last night for abduoting Lillian Morris,
flfteen-year-old girl Of Belmar N. j.. who
disappeared from home on Aug. 2. The
Belmar police, thinking, that she had gone
Detectives found her in Brighton Terrace
last night, where she was living with
Coudert. She was held on charge Of va
grancy and her parents were notified.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-13
JOTTINfS ABOUT TOWN.

DEPUTY Sheriff Porges has received q writ OF re-
reyin for 81 200 az alnst the Ebbets Press prnters,
Il rs VAndewatcr street. In favor of G. d. Ccttrell
Sons Company 70 recover four pruning presses.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-13
Polo At Narragansett Pier.

NARRAoANsxTr PIER. Aug i2-Point
Judith c. c. Polo team defeated Westchester
second to-day by . score OF TX to ]. The
match va the nnal for the Rhode Island
cups y Is Point judith tournament
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-13
At 10 cts.
Paper Per Quire and Rnvs'
LQpea Per PaekA6e.

Cranes famous Linen Lawn In Gledst9ne.
Launoelot. DOUGLAS and Arlington me- nnH
and shades Of Purple Aster. Ocean Green.
French Gray With dray Border. Continental.
Butte and Wedgewood Blue:
Cranes Kid Finish superfne Paper ana
Envelopes; Astoria size IN Purple A1te1
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Cranes Bond in Celestial Blue. A!ure ana
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Cranes superfine Paper In Octave, Glad
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and Gladstone size; tints OF White and Assure.
Writings famous Grecian Bond Paper IN
Colonial and Victoria size: tints OF Azure
Special pound package. OF. Satin wove and
Irish Linen Paper in Oxford and Octave size.
ali Papers at 10 cts. per quire and pound.
and Envelopes ut 10 cts. per package OF 20.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-13
No More"

10 DR.. W. F. Decker's great prescription ''r
malaria. Scientifically prepared. it conta,s
nothing OF harmful nature. j arrests "
disease, multiplying the poison H. the hlooo.
destroying the malaria germs. DO nor i"N'
any risk. As the first symptoms appear Sctt
q bottle OF Shake No More at>your drues!s' :
for 70 .oSnte And take two or three times
day. i quickly cures.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-13
ADJUST Sale OF
e Rugs

Big reduct in force now--but you'n hsve
to hurry, as they pertain TO lots Ee are an1-
ious to clean up ahead Of tbc big Fau season.
2Sc. for SOC. Ingram Carpets.
$50. for Use. Ingram Carpets.
400. for CSC. Tapestry Brussels.
69c. for $50. Tapestry Brussels.
80c. for N.10 Velvet Carpets.
o rs for $3.50 Velvet Carpets.
csc. for 1ss Administer Carpets.
S1.lO for $3.50 Administers.
o rs for 81 rs Savonnerie Carpets.
All tho best patterns Of the year are repre-
sented. including designs for everys room
IL the house.
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COMMERCIAL.
Continued from Page ~
GENERAL ITEMS.

by the the
end the middle of the week,
ise by militia and police Unfortunately Saturday collision be-
of
woundng of two or three Others
of
Jt
of
should be
subsidy of $4,000 Territorial
among building
of a of
buildings
on 7andh
shall previously have been let has the resulting
buildings this
wilt
0 ii to
striking in
a'd to
the mills
to
Territorial benefited
identified with Hawa has
weeks w NJ
in
to
weather for the generally throughout the
Kahului
Mia, Colonies and the sdace
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-05-28
THE BYSTANDER
CONTINUED from Page a


IN deate phrase reminds the worse that their spiritual counselor
like themselves with the
OF
salary he asks no larges provides
and him of
that he
t then into the collection pate bank
left
other towns where the big churches the hment and
How much does it all Union and
the other churches here good for
$4,000 at least which The
place
village church where had
the revivali 1920 three weeks his hotel bills
ones to
suits clothes that So
of thing be without
saying that the
something
for them
until the signers tell
churches
would build
ings at their
them But when
field of the church and the Pope his jew
his and the Priest in
of splendid tabernacle, housed
the revvais the
to
the other
this vision the sight lonesome
''The holes,
billions
though nineteen hundred years have passed
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-05-28
CONVINCING EVIDENCE.

believe the testimony this
Witness not ir.'
Lawye and why
to He
together
two FOUR
Lawyer Anything elsef''
raga in the
IA will
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pieces
incident
skin deep this revival fervor really goesa''
~ ~
Now just howm nd just how'll good
Is done by emoions
wicked wghts cherished notions
= Gods s notca
~ ~
eurg newly let string told
1
of
hell with a bit
Doctors question of sanity, after
they find that aenst with Them remind something
aad lad but he
had impedmnt spelling particularly sensitive
used lay for
made gng in his spelling lesson and drew Noah Webster on him
the WheuPon he turned and whed
uh he said 81 don what that old fool Web
anyway
REEF
There, like a monster crouched the deep
The reef The long break and
Uponts back %
lies; and, by
The seasse and break are
The The long waves fan and
Abouts The ide is The
The reef sleeps on though surging
complaining, the kona sghs
And God has wrHi skies
The sleeps and waits Across the
A gallant ship toward the isles;
Fast she sails, ring gales blow free,
The spirito of the deeph beguies
The shining, and the ocean smiles
The still sleeps ndwaits. The breaking
VIII in lines of shining white
The ship fast deadm en their
Beside by day and night
Ands a requiem in their flight
~ ~
ffthe that has
shop during the week not Mr.
Jack Lueas Belt Line Railway 1t ehuehu train for good
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SUBTRACTION.


explained thngs
couldn't take three
from dogs
A n the Of the
'fcant take quarts OF
cowsf'-Harper Weekly.