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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-11
ROYAL PRESIDENT
ATTENDS v: Meeting. NJ. !: |.
Duchess Of Marlborough Enter
tains Prince Henry Of
Battenburg
BRILLIANT SOCIETY c; {: WEDDING T, }, J:
.BRILLIAN Il s0CIET WEDDING.
Especial Cable to The Times-Dispatch and
n .lss New York Herald.1 Ha.la st..

Especial Cable to The Tinles-Dispatchsf and
New York Herald)
Copyright, by the New York Herald Cos
LONDON. June 1o.-Not for. the first
time the Duchess OF Marlborough enter
tanned royalty on Tuesday afternoon at
Sunderland House. ,.5 & tt
It was the meeting 8of the Colonial
Nursing Associat tion, in which both the.
Duke and Duchess take the wa rmest in
5terest, and the 70 sfpre den I, Princess
HenrS.so Il Bal ttenberg, att tended IT. !.
The Duke and -Duche hess. " whe@ looked quite
'girlishly young III y charming gown Of
black and white striped silk, with touches
OF nauye and black and ia =. .cture hat,
were there to receive Princess II enry who
showed her real Interest IN the work Of
the Colonial Nurses by coming on to. the
meeting straight from thes lunch forth
King Of Spain at. uildhall
i The Duke, after seeing to the seatingfof
his royal and other guests,fhad to hurry
off to keep other engag gements. but there
were illusions in! more than one speech
to his INTEREST," in the work OF the associa-
tion and to his future as q politician to
be reckoned with. y. ss 5,5
Duchess Very Popular.
The Duchess was seated beside her royal
guest, and proved quite equal TO the oc-l
for the loan finer beau utiful house, and
in her sweet, clear yoice,tiand simple. we'll
chosen words, expressed her pleasure at
receiving the mothers and friends of the
association and her hope that it would
benefit by the meeting.
Z Lady BalfUur, OF Bureigh. aroused some
amusement by her practical suggestion
thotFtboco rra an m I'll " he inter-
est in the associations 5 work by buttons
hollng their next door neighbors at din
iner, advising that the attack should be
made at not too early nor yet too
late stage of the dinner. {. 4
Mrs. Joseph Chamberlain has been an
invaluable friend and member OF the
executive OF the association since It's
start, for which her husband was largely
responsible. Though not speaker at the
meeting, she was present, dressed in
mourning for her step-daughter and for
Mr. Chamberlain's schoolboy VI nephew,
who recently was accidentally drowned.
4 The Duke Of Westminster nlade nppre-
work and to the value of her. frank crit
lcism OF the Executive Committee.
Sunderland House Is still In rather an
unfinished state. ;is
The long gallery in which the meeting
was held has as yet Its roof only roughly
jplastered and walls that apparently are
ready BENEATH their Holland coverings
for the frcsco painters brush.
Brilliant Wedding.
One of tho most brilliant weddings Of
the season, notwithstanding that 1t fell
on day Of deluge. was that OF Captain
Lord Loch to Lady Margaret Louisa
/ Compton,, daughter Of Lord Northampton,
! at Wellington barracks. OH Tuesday. The
wedding took place in the guards chap
Z el, and seldom has wedding been hon
ored with more royal guests. q
Princess Christian, accompanies BY
Princess Victoria OF Schleswig- II olsteln,
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LONDON GROW[ED
IN rain and '|||] / FOG j
Over Sixty Hours Of Incessant.
s ..Downpo,lr {, 4 nrned Il me- !. Sire Streets
Into Rivers. /,
Cable to The Times Dispatch and
5F5i45 n a., IA = ~ 80

Especial Cable to The Times Dispatch and
New York Herald.) Sa
Copyright, by the New York Herald COD
IA LONDON, June 1o.-It is impossible for
many weeks to pass without the wea ther
doing something unusual. Even for Lon
don, three successive days Of rain, which
never ceased for an instant. is something
like record.
There were in fact, over sixty hours
incessant rain, converting the streets into
rivers.
All London growled, while agriculturists
were glad. @ fs
On Thursday the rain ceased and again
the sun shone brightly. London rejoiced
over the prospects OF a bright Whitsun-
tide, but farmers and hortlcultur SITS cried
aloud, saying that the three days Of rain.
after such a long drought, had not been
nearly enough for the crops.
But Thursdays sunshine was only a
brief respite, for by night 1t was raining
again. The forecasts are gloomy for the
holidays, but good for the farmers.
Americans in London. St
On Saturday Commodore and Mrs. Ell
bridge and T. Gerry and the Misses Gerry.
of New York. who arrived the other day
on the Ilronprinz, expect to remain at
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-11
Brilliant Wedding.

Continued on Second Page.)
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The debate on tho separation OF
Church and state was resumed In the
Chamber of Deputies. The chamber vot-
ed article ., which regulates future ecclc-
slnstic pensions.
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Mrs. Reid was beautifully dressed In
white satin, withHa big diamond tiara.
Mr.. Reid himself was wearing two med
ais one OF which appeared to be King
Edwards coronation medal.
In the omnibus box. where the King
usually sits. were among Others Lady
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-11

No civilized man will ever forget that
the frst step toward this peace was
taken In America, and that that step
superhly marks the entryto OF the Amerl-
can republic into the affairs Of the Old
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-11
Mr.. Reid There.

TO the right of the royal box, where
all the foreign ambassadors We're seated.
were to be soon Mr.. and Mrs. White-a
law Reid, making their first appearance \
in public since Mr.. Reid arrived to take
charge Of the United States embassy
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Continued on Second Page,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-04-26
4 QUEER POSTOFFlCE.
How vail VS. Delivered In the old
Days OF IeadViIie.

Speaking of bad towns said one Of
the k1u~t~ Ci'y Ikanl officials who
bad crossed 'hr plains IN The early days
~ tlr west reminds me Of old Load
vIo. ,yl,. when everybody had the
E.il f-.,r bad and law and Justice
hinged pu thc mighty Colt
"1h" town was full Of hnlIup men,
AMI 30 was hardly safe for one % -
on thr streets after dark; bat, Js many
CROOKS. uUydrr.rS and bad men as
thcro Nrcr" In the town. there was hard
" ever q cas-" Of petty thieycry. Every
store was wide omen aud mgua'|ol.
ami ihn merchandise WIS perfect,
safe i1p
"N hrg" pp~to'toc business was IyIc
m LoadEil!o at thlt time" Tie post
MASTER Was 40 old German Ilr great
number COZ incoming gold seekers I'm
creased inn amount Of mail until tlr
postmaster became unable 10 handle g.
lie then dumped tie mail iu the middle
Of the floor, and everybody came in and
went through It, taking ones own let
tiers and papers The stack OF mail was
sometimes four and five feet high, and
fifteen or twenty men We're always
gathered around it, Perfect order pre-
vailed, and no one took any mail cH.
ccpt his own.
"A government detective happened
around one day and told the postmaster
that hc would have 10 discontinue this
fire." Tor al method Of handling the
mail The Old man got mad, and, sum.
mOning the patrons of the office. they
tarrcd and fcathcrcd the detective ANA
rode him out OF town on q rail II was
n long timc before In" office was run
according 70 the rules of the depart
ment, but there was never a complaint
against The old German postmaster."-
Kansas city Star.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-04-26

s god s-e-.3o-e u -rtr--i . yocng
---ls-e- $50 ul. ---s..g ..--- t-se p1ipli
q 20. W---1sl la-----4r- .--al
ca1rrl l.-Lt to- 4--@lc- 90 lts Ials-
t. tte t. 1Ls.4 f-s.. better k1J7Tn
a. -p---.t fts. zl.-- l-sr1-et- ID
tk.- e1l-.a e1se--i .-1.yI . dity-
s.r years.
fl-- e-s-.lE -le E-..c tla yYl4-
1-.l.-.-.f came l.r.--. tl- fa.l.-.I- To-
t-. Hlth h. r-lI fr I-lrl4s P1r-
te- le-.--s fhe PRAYER. - tile a,a.-e
ga'.l- that L.s ia., il4y i- ..-.tlt~i
f1r Die =.ss
~E- 1t ,-.i -..ir.l..l- lp-
D r.-l 'hro-E. L- .ll-----t... lgt
IL ..4-- was g rJli'e-e rly strry %
III ys-l- l.l-~r--. -I0 1rrl a--.v.ls
az tll. l.r.- q ,is Flse fa- .la.l .a.
ql.r-I ~ M-.. Ff-s tt. .ag. " -he
lI .-.ll.y l.larty
~l. Hra-l.-I t.u be- hs4 --lI sl
oil l.t.-.. l--l Ir t-r LI.fa.I .. u
bo1ar4-s lt LaI aael p---.r--I Iy
81 Porter O year 90 t--1 irt.-e. Lr-ll
tbe f-.ll of DIS ulri ztf- ST ro-
ter. e.'l L.- fourth bride. so ~ the
cyugreS4 4rl1i. ,.al. % ssas icing read
-BJ-f1l Herald
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-04-26
SCHEME
PROMOTER
~ THE CLUTCHES OF TrE UNIT.
Ed STATES COURT.
uGed the Ma 10 for Fraudulent Pur.
poses m Conducting 4 Guessing
Contest--Pror'ised Rich Re
t.rnG for Small Amount.
,Hy Associated pr...J

Em.a CITY, Mo- April 2G-TAc
treasurer OF tine American Security
Contest company was arrested today
ON warrant issued BY Judge Smith
Mcpherson 100 ho United States dis
trct court. 4 Federal grand Jury had
returned ln indictment against Loeb
and another officer Of tho company on
a charge Of using the mails for fraud.
ulcnt plrp1scs.
H. ~ alleged that tho company was
a lottery and n "gctrich quicB"
scheme which offered 20 pay several
thousand dollars a. prizes In a guess.
ing contest
Trca5urm Loeb was arraIgod and
pleaded not guilty IIC was released
on "A thousand dollar bond Tho namo
Of the other indicted officer is with
held, pending arrest
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-04-26

ILs process 20 ;Hr tu.I'l- - @
b.rI. -- l- lu-y- interesting. and
u. L.-, .plIa!-l % 80 aes'.. tbJ--
4 'l. weaver birds. e,u always D.
sc,r r -l, m4slas IS any one r.L9
v.u luy few males % Jho Afr..-u
i.-t I.I-. --s.. ..-. uLa-i rJ-t st5t
laIf a .-r.I rarh. Thf- is q little bird
Ur Do i--.. ,uaU hon sparrow. with %
u-.--t .cI $50 .ni l-,.k.-l Gu thc breed
.L= -li F.rl q pink cap aul breast
-lI l...F mask. Ilc is an a-fhus.
a-tlc architect 1u4 u France l- 81
Hfys sold a- .r-s-l.irIr tl" WORKER
Even 80 iLc cage be will wea . any
lb-Ou- material ana out u the
wire fiil tuer ar- covered. aud Iu al
iriaty Lc w.I construct beautiful
ROUND us-'- u.'H rhc greatest cutlus'-
asm yauIA- 1r'-t-.onaiiy to swear at
,ellJ" erir-u"a who presume 10 crit
ici-n Do .u6rt- 90. cast a ilrrrlDu~ eye
JI L., materials London Eypres.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-04-26

There u yUuug medical student
living u We,tp0rf Nhp has decided not
10 speak ~ girl BE- knows lie was
.all.uE ou the young woman recently.
ana during the evening Le volunteered
~ sing Whon hr had concluded his
cong Dot. tHu"i =, the girl Pm think
,us of taking voice culture l.. said.
DO yDu lu".V nf % god teacher Whose
churs" U.s. rr1suiLlot" Il know th"
,cry on" FOR !ou.' she replied. Hi
name d.. Ia. !pr. Give me card. and
IN wit" do"u his telephone number
tor gDu" The sDun2 mau gave her IN"
card N"N dag De- cai.,ei Taylor up ou
The telephone ~ this Mr. Taylor, ihn
vocal tr,trhor:" hc asked The whatE'
came over the wire The vocal teach.
err "Naw," wa, Tie reply Il don't
teach nOthiu ! flc s."-Kansa.
'ii, Times.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-04-26

All animal keepers are supposed 10
study the needs and ailments Of the
animals under their charge, and they
understand the best methods 10 coax
their dumb friends into submission; (;
but, IN addition 20 these keepers, every
circus and menagerIe has one or
more physicians who prescribe for the
sick animals. An imported wild ami
NAL Is too valuable 10 lose without an
effort to save its life, and all that
science knows IN brought into requisi-
ton 10 cure II Of any complaint
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-04-26

IN" AJh who goes down 'e..h Ms
yu-.u" in % vrcri ls considered worthy
Jl great cum.rudutgu. when the truth
is, I- all railway mon are aware" Jhat
.n" unfortunate iu ~ucb ease, lost hi.
uca." ut the critical moment and hos
.ta'ud TO jump. When ru accident is
impending fh" cool iHd collected On
sin"rr shut, On steam, applies The
brakes aud opens the valves, all Of
'Ac actions taking few seconds.
Then he look out fJr his oNu ,dfcty.
Another man becomes 80 frightened in
the presence Of great danger that h.
does nothing, not oven the possible,
and hc Is the person likely tp wear n
martyr crown. l.Jrumoiiy" Euy
uocging.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-04-26

Tie malloahiiity Of gold is SO great
that Il single grain mGy bo divided into
100000 parts and cubic inch into
J,523, oU3,523 parts, each Of which may
be distinctly seen by the naked eye. \
grain and "a half OF gold may be- beaten
into leaves OF one inch square. which,
II lntcrscctcd by parallel lines drawn
at right angles 20 each other aud dis
tancc only thc one hundrcdth part Of
an inch, will produce 2J,0OOO0O little
squares, each Of which may he dis
tinctly seen without the aid OF a glass
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-04-26

The young doctor has Il hard row
To hoe remarked Il physician NJ re-
cent dinner. III he does not own a
horse and carriage the people say he
cannot have large practice. If he
does own 4 horse which happens 10 be
fat the people Insist that he cannot
have much work 10 do. II, on the
other hand, the horse happens to be-
bony they circulate the news that the
doctor keeps his horse only for show
and IS SO hard up that he can't afford
to feed the animal properly. New
York Press.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-04-26

% -- -f4s-- = -Erl- a-tc--s-E r1I
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-e- --lt B. r.- o-.-l-e q --= "a.
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q rz-- - -- r1r---=s-- t -la-
.1-y . aa - - L-- -- '-r
l.-l-sr.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-04-26
wouiJ,,t cIIJ IN. Pm.

80 she IS going TO keep the ring,
even though the engagement Is bro-
kcny"
Yes" answered the gloomy young
man, "and that isn't the worst uf II.
She didn't even coudrScend "a tell me
that polite story about cherishing II as
memcnto OF very dear friendship"
Washington Star.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-04-26

lie rcfcrrlng 70 music Don't YOU
think I'm slow and n little too SOFT?
She (abscntlyl-Yes. But, then, YOU
have wealth ana position. and that
counts Tor something
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-04-26

Work upon the restaurants OF the
trail At the Lewis and Clark Expo5i
tion is progressing rapidly. 4 German
mfc viii open before the end of April
The Partisan cafe and large restua-
rant near the Bridge Of Nations VIII
be completed in the near future,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-04-26
Benevolent Society.

Tho officers and members u the so
cirty will meet Thursday afternoon.
April p at O'Clock sharp at tho resi-
dcncc VI Mira J. G. Thompson.
Como prepared TO rim hats.
MRS. w. C. KENDALL. Pros.
MRS. A. G. CRUCE, Sec.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-04-26

"My friend" said the long haired
passenger to the young man in the seat
opposite. "to what end has your life
work been dlrcctcd?"
ITO both cuds." was the reply. II
have the only first class hat and shoe
store In the village"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-04-26

That Engl!slmon WHO ia yls'llag the
Nurltchcs claims 10 bc n lo"l"
yes. And the Nurtcrcs are wprkn
the claim for all Il is worth" Detroit
Tribune.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-04-26

WIN Burgess, colorod, was placed In
Jail here today charged With tho XIII
ing OF Ed T. Roger, near Burn"yyillo
last Monday.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-04-26
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could u,t understand uly she Didn't
hl.ca, much right 10 use hrr ra,h"r's
credit - Ia, bans g. -l. bad to Utc
10 90 thn dry epY!- store. and ih"
butcher hnp- wanted Goo tell her
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COTTON SEED.

Russelrs Big Boil, tho most proliAc
on earth. for sale by Il. B. PUGU, Main
street. Ardmorc. I. r. 9d&wlm
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DELAYS 4sE E1sEss

--.-- a--s -yu ~ -.- -- l-----l-
.s s.- -. rz-- --s --
"a, .-. - ..a .a1 8g - c--s 1- --s
a.aa -1s .ze 5as- 81 5ar.a.-
-g a.t -fa---e- ~ ..s ~
~ ne .zr ne oars have
...Itf .1 4s.. ~ --. 1--o- lt
tae .s. a-I le F.s-ll rY7e-nu.l'
ta. med i. 1ll.-.ol. within
ls "a tes aags sons yro-ll1ant rat
.a1f1 have .e.1 f1- ai 'o pay 'ar
..-a.'y fYr non payment zhIra
snsS.r.. 10 81 head.
3 g.lreraan from Inn Grps. E4f
ls-. g.s,,rfay ~ zoo fhs col"co-s
AMI -,oosse Tho release OF bic ,a.'ie
80. Hss fo-eaI ~ pay ,he 441a. .,.
and .r afI'Ion ha. 'o pay 'ae De1ai.
ty ~. hs delay which amOgr'n,l .p
tIin.
g. Ivays 8c.t.r ~ mee. tho a--
mands o' me iaz Drg1rcy Delay
a-. D-,.rz 10 bo too expansive D.
Cf,r.asa@ grass .t not worth The
prize ne 1riy aiteua'.sa .s 10 retire
,-Dm he ca,s. business until tribal
relation have Dee1 dis o.sr1
$S%%
Thor. aro 'lii number y poop.e
.a Indian T,r-.,ory aho p-.fe- 'o1l.e
..alrloDi rt,y ta,r .a..H laa .D1r
av, o.. r ,he ms.tne. r.r.aUy held .n
parts of O.IaIDma. aH.rc he people
of rhat 'ar~.lo.y have asked for aep-
ara.a af.hooI with Indian Territory
They want r'a1' hOOd he quickest way
o. ran bn gotten and hoy are ~ Tho
pgIa.1u rLar Indian T.-r.'D.y wHi
rpr delay for them ln fh's rHey
arc COOL taken This territory has u"..
o. y,.a Stone around Oaan"'Ia',
n.,i There aas practically mo- op
posrioa ~ luglo statehood for these
two territories a. 10. laa' ion ~
- 2e.. liurr ol ne .fatohD
bin l Attributable lo ih. friends OF
Sew MDAico ana Arizona Any STAT"
hood measure that deals "sH mas'
two t.ui'or.'. alone oau boz ia cd
by uc nczt congress before .ho hoIi
day Adjournment
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COTTON MARKET.

A---.o-a April --T1. follow
ins o-o.sr.-ls shU- .- market Of
-o8sy
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MARKET REPORTS

by Z. z Glil5, & CO. members OF
N=s IJ-s Cotton Erchanzey
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Hawkeye Family Salve Is the
Worlds greatest Healing Power Guar
anteed to cure eczema. burns, cuts,
piles, and all skin diseases. Csc. City
Drug Store. w. b. Frame. Prop.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-04-26

The admiration which Bob felt for
his Aunt Margaret included all her at
tributes and even possessions which
the aunt herself was not wont TO con
slider desirable.
II don't care much for plain teeth like
mine, Aunt Margaret" said Bob ono
day after long silence, during which
he had watched her in laughing con-
vcrsation with his mother. IL wish
had some copper tOcd ones like yours, -
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-04-26

JOHN S'bost nn. paaa,u t.- uliig
manager OF the Rock Island p, ''n oi
railway, who has had more To d"
with the building of towns than p'r
perhaps any other man in the IT,. I'd
states. says that bonus giving 10 sew
enterprises should not be- INDUCED Ia
TOO freely by commercial bodies. IFS
objections are that It opens up an op'
portunity for graft and does not bring
- the town a class Of citi1cnship Nnp
is willing Ia do It's part Ia the g,.h At
work 4 town building There are
many good rcason4 for believing Mr..
Sbcstnn right. Hut the cncouragS.
mcnt of infant industries by special
privileges and by special cll,.,s on
the part Of commercial LiIiv. cannot
onmc under tho head of bouuacs and
such organizations should ba On The
alert 10 hold out ovcry consistent IN.
duccmcnt to now industricf.
For several months the Indians hayo
boon clamorIng for pa' D. Nu th,ir
lands. Under tho term Of ~ law
regulating tho allotment of the lands
they arr entitled % the pItouts. ui
thcy arr now jubilant oy f' tho action
taken by tho principal chief Jf the
Choclaw Nation aud tho governor OF
tho Chiollasaw Nation In Issuing them
The delay has been caused Dy a clish
between the secretary of the interior
and tho two indian executives The
Rccrciary contends that all patents
should be- approved hy him aud be re-
corded by the Dawes commission be
fore delivery TO the governor me
Indiana claim the secretary h cloth' /
with no such authority In the nnal
settlement n stubborn fight r. expect.
80 The Indian governors are acting
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-08-18

ner and with witnesses as private in
d%ividuals.
/, with the members of my family
and possibly three others outside OF
the police force, are always ready to
sacrifice my time in the good cause,
but good words will butter no par
snips'' and while commentator is
nice and comforting, a little real sup
port would be useful. Make a COM
plant if there is any call for it and
see it through. Turn the fine over
to the society. Join the society at
fifty cents yearly, and help to prevent
the cruelty to dumb animals.
Please overlook the personal note,
but take it to yourself as | hope it
will be taken by the general public.
Francis w. Kitchel.
Perth Amboy S. P. c. A.