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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-11

state was recognized as being greater
than that OF Senator Aldrich: and the
very generous, proportions OF his roll
were thoroughly understood.
IT was not felt. however. that. as
against the enormous resources OF the
Standard OIL and other corporate inter
ests concerned I'm the deal, either Senator
Wemore's popularity or even the great
capacity OF his pocketbook could success
fully prevail
Such disclosures as have been made
sensational as they may be and OF the
greatest Significance to the people Of
Rhoce Island who long 20 throw of the
yoke OF Republican domination and TO
clear their skirts Of it's corruption. arc
but comparatively small part OF the
great scheme so carefully worked out I'm
the minutest detail by the greatest mas
ters or political chicanery in this country.
Further revelations however. cannot bs
made al this time. but developments are
likely to follow within the next few
months that will make the true facts so
apparent 10 the people that no newspaper
publication Will be necessary
The situation may be summarized in
the assurance given 10 The News corre-
spondent. that the Standard OIL and other
interests back OF Senator Aldrich, aided
by the senator himself. are determined
that Col. Samuel i. Colt shall succeed
George Peabody Wetmore as United
States senator from Rhode Island.
Into the campaign TO secure the con-
summation OF that purpose they are pre-
pared 10 put forth every effort known to
those pastmasters OF political craft and
10 sustain them with the almost fabulous
resources at their command.
IL VIII simply remain. therefore. TO see
whether Rhode Island still Is "a state for
SALE" or whether the masses OF Its hon
est people, despite the restriction OF the
suffrage. the control OF all the election
machinery and the difficulty OF securing
an honest count OF their votes. are cour-
ngeous and strong enough to battle sue
cessfully In the face OF the tremendous
odds against them, and to defeat the
greatest organized political money power
In the world.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-11
FOUND DEAD IN BED
WITH PISTOL IN HAND

.Newferk, May ff.-A man who regis
tered as John Mason OF Boston at
Bowery lodging house last night was
found dead in his bed today with bullet
hole in HIS forehead.
The police believe that he committed
suicide. shot was heard In his room
before daylight and a night watchman
who entered the apartment found a re-
volver clasped In Mason's right hand. A
carpenters rule was found among his
effects but there was no further mark Of
Identification and no money.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-11
Deliberate Plan To Fortify
Its Hold on the Senate
Control Of Rhede Island Newspapers First Secured and Can
dIdacy Of COL Colt Promoted In tho Expectation That Sen.
atoT AIdch VIII Retire at the End Of His Present Ter
and Mr.. wNmsTss Successor May Be Able to Stop Into
His Shoes

NEW YORK, May 1.-THE grasp
ing hand Of Standard Oil has been laid
upon Rhode Island politics.
1t is the expectation that Nelson w.
Aldrich is serving his last term in the
United States Senate.
This is not political gossip
1t is a statement coming, to all intents
and purposes direct from those whose in
terests Senator Aldrich is supposed to
make paramount to all others in the
United States Senate.
The assertion made proclaimed from
and than likely be denied by the Rhode Island
ator himself, we'll by all others concerned.
Its authority however sufficient and the will
not be certain few Rhode Island who thor
oughly informed local political afas-the
huences that control the Republican machine.
Whether the retirement general manager of the United
States the end of his present will be the voun
decision whether the hard of others who
reached
stated but combination the hypothesis strongly
hnted
possible retirement Adch though far in
future has relation the
paign in Rhode Island.
With Mr. Aldrich senate power
poration and whom he represents there while theoretically
representing the people of his state would be seriously weakened
since he their direct spokesman and legislative
That contingency however carefully considered before
Mr. Adrhs prospective retirement decided upon long
ago the plans perfected
the interests he represents.
The solution of the problem found OF Col
Samuel Colt Senator George Peabody
more. -
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-11
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-04
Continuan los moWimientos de rebe|d(a en- Russia
La situacion de Europa por la question marroqul
E| asesino de un gobernador
Los sucesos de Rusia.-.. Polonia en- revolucion

New York. Enero 4..--Con6rmando las noticias que
rasmti aver cabe de San Petersbugo haban de
recrudescencia revoluconara la que toman pare
prncpasma los trabaadores indusriale De casi todos
los dstos de Russia sgan notcas sobre la acttud de de-
safo que cooca e pueblo frene las autordades Ell
gobsrno trasme 6rdenes enegcas para que manenga
d orden cuaquer preco En- Moscou han ocurrdo
ros entire la uerza armada los obreros armados tamben
revolveres cuchlos Instruments de trabao
En- Varsova la stuaci6n pegrosa Mas de vente mil
hombres huega lanzaron anoche las GALES mani
estacion dando vvas Polona independents dsparando
contra Ia poca, que al fin les contuvo sembrando de
daveres los paraes mas centcos de la cudad Hay
de movmiento general tuntane las regones del
Caucaso
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-04
[COS Y NOTAS
Hijas de Maria. Circulo de
Afiasco. - Un republi-
canO menOs
RAsG0 CARITATIvO
DR.. Jlmenez Sanjurjo. Nom
bramientos en- Ponce. Ten
tativa de suicide

Pasado mafisns sabado 90 efec-
tuarA Ia communion msnsual dc las hi.
jss de Maria Cd 10 miss que se dirA &
las sists en- el altar de Ia Purfsima.
Varias seforitas de 10 ssociacicn
amsnizaran el acto CON canticos sa-
grades.
-Ea AHasco, el Circulo do Ins.
trucci6n y Recreo ha constituido su
nusvs dirsctiva en- 10 siguisnte for.
ma: Prssidentes honorsrios: don Ra.
feel Arrillsga, don Vicente Urrutis;
presidente, don Jaime Guiscxfre; vice
presidente, don Juan B. Sein; tesore.
70, don Carlos Arrillsga; sscrstario,
don Francisco Lopez; Gales: don
Enrique O. Green, don Demstrio Ro.
drfgusz, don Ignaeio Sein, don Carlos
do Choudens; vocal bibliotecario, don
Daniel Eboli.
Don Eustaquio A. Muflz, repu-
blicano residente en- Afiasco, ha ingre-
gsdo en- Ia agrupaci6n unioniata.
En- Msysgusz Ia casa de conner
clio de Carbonell y Pab6n reparti6 el
dia de Ano Nuevo 200 limosnas ds
arroz, bacAlso, .azdcar y dos csntavos
On efecctivo & doscientos pobres do 10
localidad.
Hoy hemos saludado en- esta re-
daoci6n & nuestro eatimado amigo el
doctor Jimenez Saniurio, de Caguas.
-Ha tornado possession del cargo
do fiscal de 10 Corte de Distrito d.
Mayagtsz el Lcdo. Libertad TORRES
Grau.
En- Ponce el alcalde don Santa
60 Oppenhsimer ha nombrado al doc
tor Carbonell Director de los Hospi-
tales, al doctor Coronas Inspector d.
Sanidad y al doctor Vidal Rios medi.
90 titular de Ia Playa.
En- Ponce 90 envenen6 con ac!dc
iSnico Gavina Luna, vecina del barrie
sSsu Anton, Fue auxiliada oportu-
namente.
Ell dia de Afio nucv0 no efectua
ron magnifcas carreras do caballol
en- el Hip6dromo dc Ponce. I'll iover
don Temistocles Lsguna csy6 del CO
ballo que montaba, reciblendo gravel
contusiones.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-04

Los rumores de una concentration extraordnaria de
eementos navaes las aguas del medic da de Espaa no
son desmentdas, segdn Sc ssperaba por goberno de
Lodnres La prensa o6ciosa de Berlin comentando dcha
concentration expresa la segurdad de que goberno ale
man no permtra que conerenca international Sc ceebe
sno sto donde pueda eerc.r inAuo nngdn acto
de uerza Anaden los per6dicos que Aemana consdera-
idad haca ella de apoyo directo para Franca ST ocu
rese tai cosa sera precise corar por 10 sano aronta las
consecuencas El cancler Mr. Buow Sc a negado con-
ceder interviews del Sc asegura que minis
ro de la guerra frances esa preparando rapda mo,
zac6n del eercto que ha legado trasucrse asi por al
gunos movmientos de ropas hac las pazas estraegcas
Ell Herald cree que Ia situsc6n es por d6cil
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-04
LA FIESTA De MAlANA
En- el Ateneo. Sc repartiran
Juguetes, dulces y otros ar
tfculos. 1000 regalos.
C0MISI0N De DkMAS
Banda de IA Policia insular.
Discursos de los seflores del
Vale y Ouevedo Baez.
COMISION De DAMAS

Maaana sera un gran dia para los
nifios pobres. Por la noche & les siste,
&c rsunirk en- los salonss del Ateneo,
una comisi6n de distinguidas damas y
bellfsimas sefioritas compuesta de las
elegantes Luisa A mslia Hostos, Mini.
ua del Vale, Pepita Maturana y Pc
pita Gatell , los ssfores doctor Que.
vedo Baez y Rodrlguez Sierra, quienes
repartiran iuguetss, ,dulces otros srtf
eulos, On obsequio dc Ia infaneia dss.
valida.
No 90 admitir&n pobrss de uno y
otro sexo, cuya edad sxseda de diez
amos.
Como indicamos aver, los sefiores
doctores don Rafael del Vale y don
Manuel Quevedo Bsez y Josquin Pu-
ials, son los eucArgados do repartir
circulares expresando tan loabls pro.
p6sito.
Para dar mayor relieve & 10 fss-
to 10 banda do 10 Policia insular anne.
ulzsrA Ia rspsrtici6n de juguetes CON
brillaniss selecciones masicsles exp pre-.
samente escogidas para dieho acto.
L. festA de mafiana promote gratos
recusrdos { los nifios que O. lnsuran
& recoger su regalo do Reyes.
III Ateneo, recoger& On su seno el
alisnto de los angeles, rindiendo plei.
to homenaie { 10 infancia pobre, que
busca el amparo y 10 profession de
las personals caritativas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-04
"SAL 81 PUEDES"

ri Ofcial dc Sanidsd, acompsaa-
do del medico titular de Pusrta dc
TERRA, visit6 antes dc sysr el barrio
dc <Sal ai puedes,, encontr&ndolo On
muy malas condolences higi6nicas, pe.
70 no pudisndo comprobar ninguna
enfermedad ipfeccioss, do las que 90
dijo existfan on aquel lugar, aver 90
han dado 6rdenes al iefs de 10 limpie.
70 pdblics para que disponga un 80.
neamiento On todo aquel caserfo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-04
Aerogran0as directos'

Washnton, Enero g. La Corte Suprema de los Esta-
dos Undos con6rm6 la sentenca del Tribunal de apeac6n
de Kentucky, en- e case de James B. Howard. Esta
do de Kentucky fue uzgado Ia Cor
te criminal del Condado Franklin cupable del ases
nato del Gobernador William Gorbel Enero 3 de 900
y convctc siempre de tai crmen.
E Presidente de la New York Life, Mr. Nc. Coll
renunco su cargo fue .usttuido por Mr. Alexis Orr.
Mr.. Charles T. Yerkes lega IS miones, destinando
los obras de benefcencia
Numerosos tumutos en- Russia. Moscou tranquilo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-04

Los efes nsurectos muertos arrestados Toda Poona
esta revueta.
Ell gobierno contene con exto e ataque 4 Puerto
Plata, Santo Domingo, por el crucero PREsIDENTE.
Mr. Balfour dscurso electoral, ofrece reformas
6scales en- Inglaterra.
C Los anteriores despachos por TELEGRAPH sin hlos,
son conuncados este peri6dicos por los
drectores de la compaa hasta que esabezca un sev
|clo especial retrlbuido--N. DE LA R.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-04

Sc vsnde papel visjo de pc.
ri6dieo a dos pesos dquintal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-04
De vsnta po mayor detail Gulemy Banco
Ofi(ial De ae9o(i0S

Be admipistraa casas en- San Juan
Saaturce J kis Piedras.
Be agenCian pr6stamos dc dinsro.
Agencia de SECURES contra incen.
dioa.
Be venden trutos del pals.
Ss agencia Ia venta de prepied dades
Sc venden acciones de BAncos ,
Oorporaclenes.
DIaI9IREE A
REF2EE. r. PALAeIos EALAzAR.
Sol, n6m. II.
Apartads de cerree, 42e.
Saz Juan, Puerte Rico
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-12-21
Notsce tor Sealed Bids.

Notice to receive sealed bids for
County Physician for Lincoln County,
South Dakota.
Notice is hereby given that the
County Commissioners OF Lincoln
County. South Dakota, viii. at their
first meeting in January 1907, appoint
a competent physician resident OF
Lincoln County, South Dakota. to act
as the county physician of said Coun-
ty for the year 1907, and that said ap-
pBintmenI VIII be made upon the
bids filed with the county auditor at
Canton. Lincoln County, South Da-
kota.
All bids must be In writing and nj
ed with the county auditor OF said
county, at Cantor in said county, on
or before ? O'Clock p. m. of January
srd, 1907, at which time bids will be
opened
The County Commissioners reserve
the right TO reject any and all bids
Dated at Canton, South Dakota.
this 18th day of December. 1906
CHAS. hUNDERT,
362 County Auditor
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-12-21

of said drainage, all OF which viii al
SO and more folly appear from the
affidavit OF Frank L. Noahr and Mar
tin Shank on file herein:
AND WHEREAS. Pursuant To said
resol utiun and notices thereof, the
Board of County Commissioners OF
Lincoln County, South Dakota, met
ut the Office of the County Auditor OF
said County, in The Court House, IN
the city of Canton, S. D. on Monday
the Bird day Of December, A. D. 1906,
at the hour OF 2 o'clock In the after
noon OF said day, TO hear said petition
and any persons who might appear
and show cause why said drainage
should not be established and con
strncted, and to consider all claims
for damages arising or caused by the
establishment and construction OF the
same, the meeting was held open
said day, and no one appearing to
claim any damages, or amy compeIsa-
tion for the lands proposed TO be taken
for such drainage, and no one appear
ing TO object TO, or show aus why,
the proposed drainage shonld NOT be
established as set forth ia the petit
tion and notices OF said hearing, and
the Board having duly considered all
matters pertaining to snch drainage
and finding that mo one interested
therein will be In any injured
or damaged thereby. and being duly
advised In the premises:
In Is RESOLVED AND ORDERED: BY
the Board of County Commissioners
aforesaid
{l0 That the construction OF said
prnsposed drainage will be conducive
to the public health, convenience and
welfare
~ That the drainage as set forth
in the petition win have sufficient
tall TO drain the lands sought to be
drained thereby.
60 That . drainage ditch be, and
the same is hereby established Ia
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-12-21
Notice tor sealed Bids.

Notice 10 receive sealed bids foT
the furnishing OF medicine for the
county poor tributary 10 Canton,
Lincoln County, South Dakota
Notice is hereby given that the
County Commissioners OF Lincoln
County, South Dakota, will receive
bids for the furnishing OF medicine
for the county poor tributary TO Can
ton, Lincoln County, South Dokota
for the year 1907
All bids must be in writing, sealed
and filed with the county auditor at
Canton, Linoln County, South Da-
koua, On or baffor 2 O'Clock p Ii. JAN
nary 3rd, 1907, at which time bids
viii be opened
The County Commissioners reserve
The right 10 reject any and all bids
Dated al Canton South Dakota,
this 18th day of December, 1906.
GHAs. hUNDERT,
49, County Auditor.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-12-21

Carl Glaetlli came out Of the tele-
phone central the other night ana YOU
could see by the moons pale ileht
that he hlushed clear TO the roots Oh
his hair. What's the matter larl.
said the writer. "Oh, j don't know
exactly What Is the matter. L tele-
phoned TO Wentworth TO inform q
friend of mine that ! wanted 10 buy
a first class buck The girl UP there
said what and then closed the wire
Funny isn't il" and Car went away
whistline Rory O'Moore," but he
got his sheep just the same
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-12-21
Notice to Dog Owners.

In accordance with Ordinance NO.
ls5 of tae City OF Canton, s ID. pro-
riding for a dog license, all dogs run
ming at large Within the city will De
subject TO a license fee Of Sl-5o per
wear, upon payment OF which there
viii be issued a receipt and dog lie
erlse tag. All dogs upon which license
not been paid viii be promptly
taken MP and placed in the pound.
L. O. Berg,
Chief Police.
FL. w Bremen,
Pound Master
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-12-21

Grant Township, Lincoln County,
South Dakota. along the following
route, beginning at or near the CEN
ter of the South West Quarter of Sec
tion 10, Township ss, Range 81, run
ming thence south east across S. Z. !,
of the S. w. I of Section 10, and across
N Il. 4 OF N W. / OF Sec. 30 and n.
W 4 OF N E. I Sec. 30 and N. Il. 1 OF
N E. I Sec 30 and across n. W. I of
N w. I Sec. %. thence south across
S w I of N w Sec. %, thence south
westerly ACROSS N. w. I OF S. W. I
Sec. 29, and s. w 1 of S. w. I Of Sec.
%, thence south across N w. I of N.
w. Z Sec. z, thence south east across
S w I of N w I Sec b and N w
I of S. w. I of Sec. b, thence south
east across S E. I of S. w Sec. b,
TO road, thence east to Long Greek
aiong north kloe OF publlc highway
I'D That said drainage ditch be
established and constructed In accord
ance with the survey, plat and profile
thereof of the County Surveyor filed
herein by order OF the Board on the
10Th. dar Of Naremhar 7aos
a5A THAT ~ .a.;,n h.r;
made for DAMAGES ar,ssnu rre,r. .hs
constr,,ction of sai6 diteh or conn r,an-
sa1ion for lands nronosad ~ 10 taren
therefor. No fsarnapss - e-ornnans.,ion
is awarded
fs, That air ar.;nars 6itch shall
he named 4sIerainaqa Tai4ch Nnrn re-
% and Nv that. nana shan "a raeora.
al and inaaraa - 80 nr.gn.ra T,;..b
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-12-21
IT. r. Dec u L. r. Dec Is
Notice For Hearing Application For Sum
mary Administration.

State OF South Dakota L.. r. ru,+r 49,.
County of Lincoln.
In the matter of the estate of Lusseta
| Hubbard ind William I'll. Hubbard. deceased.
The State of South Dakota sends Greeting.
To the hetrs at Law and NEXT OF kin and all
persons interested in the estates OF Jusseta
Hubbard and William H.. Hubbard. decea sed /:
Notice is hereby given that A. @. Hubbard.
has filed with the Judge OF this Court a petit
tion praying shat the regular administration
of said estates be dispensed with. and that an
order for distribution OF said aStafes be made.
after due proofs Of the allegations made and
set forth in said Petition. and upon due proof
Of the time and place OF hearing said Peti-
riOn:
That Monday. the 3lst day OF December.
1906, at 10 o'clock a NJ OF said day. being a
day of a regular term of this Court. at the
Court room OF this Court at the Court House
in the City of Canton. County of Lincoln.
state OF south Dakota has been set for hear
ing said petition. when and where any person
interested In said estate may appear and
| show cause why the said application for Sum-
mary administration should not be granted.
as prayed for in said petition
Dated this 10Th day OF December. A. ID 1906.
By the Court ASA gR.
ATTEST. Judge
A. BRADY BECK~ Clerk.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-12-21
Stockholders Meeting.

The regular annual meeting of the share
holders OF the First National Bank of Can
non. suath DaRota,f for the election OF q board
of directors the and transaction of such other
business as may be brought before 1t, will he
held AT its Banking house. on Tuesday Janp-
airy sth. 1897. at q O'Clock y. m.
IL ANDERSON.
DIT Cashier.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-12-21
Jan II
FPDec,
SUMMONS


state south Dakota IS
County OF Lincoln
In Circuit Court.
second Judicial Circuit.
vach,a.v Hn,n.n pa.intsT
-
p~ar ranr la.hr : ArerS
Inhr p 4 rars Nic5,olas +
re1,s Mar A reS,s Mar
rare1 Arens. CECILIA Arens.
Tara - .ans pat.,
- $500 gnra.
I $3.50 HaruaE $3.50
nnra 5000 ua,nan
and ali rsrs0nS nrEncrn
~ r. -. - - - - 49,
any lnsers = u aas pre1nasss
herein. D-efendanrs.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-12-21

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Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-12-21

State of South Dakota =.
County OF Lincoln-
In Circuit Court,
Second Judicial Circuit,
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-12-21
Sure Cure
for Lump Jaw

have used Berigan's Lump Jaw
Cure and recommend it TO be good
l had q steer that had as bad a case
as I ever saw three months ago. /
nsed the medicine at that time-only
one dose, and now it IS ready..for the
feed yard
L. E KNowLTcN-
Canton. S. D. Sept 1898
For Sale b. DR. .AGNezd
New-York tribune., 1906-04-20
POPE SENDS MESSAGE.
Loss to Roman Catholic Church
Nemlu $5,OOOOOO.

Up TO a late hour last night il was figured
that the Roman Catholic Church has lost from
So, 10000 TO S5OO0OO0 in the destruction of
property in the downtown section of San Fran
cisco alone. A message was received from Pope
Plus Y az the Apostolic Legation in Washing
ton late last night, urging the priests of the
country to leave no stone unturned to aid the
stricken city.
Archbishop Farley has called a meeting of
several friends 10 be held at his house tonight
at which plans OF rellef will be formed The
Archbishop heard from Archbishop Riordan Of
San Francisco early in the day. The San Fran
cisco prelate was then in Chicago. and wired
Archbishop Farley that he would go at once to
his home city.
During the day three messages were sent from
the cathedral rectory TO San Francisco but up
to midnight no reply was received. The Jesuts
Frauciscans and Paulistszare the heaviest losers
in the downtown section of the stricken city.
AS far as can be learned st. Ignatus College
and Church, valued at 81 900 600 is totally de-
stroyed the Paulist church leveed TO the
ground and the Franciscan abbey demolished.
There were LOO students attending St Igna-
thus College They went there from all parts
of the country. Not line was received either
AZ the Paulist House. in West 59th street. at
ST Francis XavieT's College. in West 18th street.
The Rev j P. F'rieden is rector of St Ignatius's.
Father H Wyman, a New York priest is rector
of the Paulist church
New-York tribune., 1906-04-20
RED CROSS AGENT OFF.
DR.. DeUine LeaCeS This City for San
Francisco.

DR.. Edward T. Devine, secretary of the New
York City Charity Organization Society and
professor Of sociology at Columbia, left this city
yesterday TO take control Of the Red Cross work
in California. He was nominated for this office
by the New York State executive committee Of
the society. and was appointed Immediately by
Secretary Taft. He was Informed of his ap-
pointment by long distance telephone. Secretary
Taft then sent word TO General Funston of the
appointment Of DR.. Devine. thus assuring CO.
operation between the army and the Red Cross
At a meeting of the state executive commit
tee yesterday it was decided that all checks for
the California relief work be made payabla to
Jacob H Schifr Room 500. No 500 Fifth avenue
It was further determined that all rnoney re-
ceived by the Red Cross be sent directly 10 DR.
Devine at San Francisco.
The committee decided also TO send TO the
aid OF Or. Devine a prominent headworker at
the San Francisco Settlement House which was
in the centre OF the afflicted district This
woman Is now in this city. but every effort will
he made to obtain her as aid to the Red Cross
field executive The matter Of sending food
well as money was discussed