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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-09-10
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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-09-10

II l. recommended that mass caucuses
he held in the different precincts on sat.
nrdav. September 3. at . y. IN. in the
country precincts, and at s p. m. in the
'oNus and cities, to elect delegates 10
sad county convention.
By order of the Chehals County Demo
cratic Central Committee.
A. :. llOpGDON,
Chairman.
Attest: JNo J. CASEY,
Seer, tary.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-09-10
Cough Remedy Actson
Natures Plan.

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those that aid nature. Chamberlain 5
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it when you have cold. and it will al
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pertoration, open the secreiions and aud
nature IN restoring the system to a
healthy condition. Thousands have ties.
tItie. =, it, superior excel en"r. 1t count
eracts any tendency Of cold to result in
pneumonia. pfice - cents. Large size,
- cents. For sale by Evans Drug Co.
The oasis., 1906-03-17
They Met at the Line.

Monday Mir. Julien Michaud of Santa Rosalia. Lower California, and Miss Lucy Prevot of New York were married in Nogales by Judge c. A. Gildea. Mir. Michaud came here from Santa Rosalia last week and here awaited the arrival from New York Of Miss Prevot, who arr rived Saturday night and until the wedding was a guest of Mir and Mrs. NJ. Boucharain, in Nogales, Sonora. Mir. Michaud is d mining engineer connected with the French colony at santa Rosalia and the young couple will make their future home at that place. The parents of the young people are residents of France, Mir. Michaud's former home being Montbeliard, and Miss Prevots former home be- ing Le Perrier.
The oasis., 1906-03-17
Notice for Publication.
TI. F. No. llm4.

IL. F., No, 4unA.
 Department c the Interior, Land Office st PamnfN, Arizona, March sth l906 Notice is hereby given that the ioll0wing-namea settler has lied notice of his intention C make final proof n support VI his claim, and that said proof will be made before clerk ol the District Court, in his office at Nogales. Arizona, on May 8, 1aO6, viz Reuben D. George of Nogales, Arizona. the E II \ El4 Lot ,, E i4 Sec. r, 24-S., R. l4-E., c. X <. K. B. x M. He name he following witnesses to prove his continhaus residence upon and cultivation of said laud viz: Harry W. Kelsey, of Nogales, Arizona; Arthur L. Peek, of Nogales, Arizona Ramon Nasque2 of Nogales, Arizona; Harry II. Williams, If NogaleS Arizona.
 MILTON R. MOORE Register.
The oasis., 1906-03-17
Mlne Warnlng Notice.

TO WHOM lr MAY CONCERN.
 Notice is hereby given that the Wandering Jew group ui mines, situated ID the Iyndall mining dlstriet, santa Rita mountains, santa Cruz county, ArizonA, are under bond e part ies working same, and that during the life oi said bond the said mines er tfle owners thereof will not be responsible for any labor or depts contracted, CT injuries sustained by any em. pl0ye in the operation uf said mining proper ty; that Hl operatives engage in such services at their own risk, and that no debts ate valid against sHid mining claims,
 MARK LULLEY AND AssoCIATEs. N0galeS, Arizona, fan,, la, l@t9.
The oasis., 1906-03-17
For City Marshal.

l hereby announce to the voters of Nogales that l am candidate for the office of town marshal. If elected l will do my utmost to dis charge the duties of the office in a manner satisfactory to all but the law breakers. B. M DoAK.
The oasis., 1906-03-17

From the present appearance lhcre is liitle douta fhat lhe name of Fletcher ! Doan c. be Aasociate Jn-tice oi Arizuna will be sent e. the Senate during tbe next two weeks aud will secure tbe endorse ment oi that body--B Bisbee Rec view.
The oasis., 1906-03-17

NoGALEs is to have a new city hall. It will be built of stone, but the most satisfying thing about it is, it will be built
The oasis., 1906-03-17

BALLooNING is alleged a sover- eign remedy for the dyspepsia. Then every we'll regulated sanito- rum should have an airship.
The oasis., 1906-03-17

RATE legislation and other pub- lie problems pressing for adjust ment are making strange transfor- nations in the political Kaleidies- cope.
The oasis., 1906-03-17
NoGALEs NOTES.

 glassware. silyerware. etc. Conn plete hotel outfit. Will he sold cheap. c. T. Jones. Nogales If.
 People who thought the Nogales base ball team made but a poor showing in the game with the Los Angeles aggregation here last week, might compare the score with the scores made at Tucson when the Examiner team met the Tucson players. Three games were played at the latter place, the Californians winning all three. In the last game they shut the Tucson players out. In the first game played the defeat administered the club of the oldApueblo was trifie worse than that to which the line city players were treated But though the Examiner team gave some of the clubs in this section some unmereiful drubbings, that does not alter the fact that south ern Arizona has some good amat eur players. It was case of a bunch of young men quitting their regular daily occupations for a couple of hours to cross bats with men who do nothing but play ball.
 Alfalfa and barley hay for sale in quantities to suit the purchaser. Prices right. Communicate (by mail or telephone1 with Thos D.. Casanega, Calabasas
 The machinery is now all in place at the factory of the Amer ican Furniture Company in No gales, sonora, and the different machines (and they are many) have been tested during the past few. days and regulated for the work. The manufacture of house. hold articles will commence next week and the first pieces to be turn- ed out will be kitchen safes, kit chen tables and ward robes, there already being demand for such articles. A shipment of fine oak lumber has been received from Arr kansas and the manufacture of dressing cases, side boards, chiffon iers, etc., will commence during the coming week. A shipment of cotton and other material for the manufacture of mattresses, pillows, etc, has also reached the factory. The plant lacks only the machin- cry for the manufacture of chairs, which Mr. Klein says will be here and in place in two months. Mir. Paul Marks, formerly with the Southern Furniture company of Texarkana, is foreman.
 To investigate the record of As sociate Justice Fletcher NJ Doan of Tombstone, ]. D. Harris, q special agent of the judiciary department at Washington, D. C., arrived in Bisbee Monday, spending the day visiting the offices of local attor- neys to get their estimates of the Arizona jurist. Harris did not manage to see all the lawyers, but those with whom he did confer for the most part gave Judge Doan an excellent recommendation as to character and ability on the bench. If Harris came to gather material derogatory to Doan, he did not suc- ceed. No efforts were made by Harris to conceal the object of his visit. He stated to each of the at- torneys he saw that he was here to find how Judge Doan stood among
New-York tribune., 1906-10-07

m Berry 8, Ed%n
Evening with LongfsllOws Evangelins dlustratsd. by
Bond streets-'Athens by DR.. d P. Bliss.
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER To-
Snd Of s hs Hshp
Public School ISL Hamilton and .sd street
Body" by DR.. Francis A. scratchley. -
Pgb sShqo 148 a. New 3 n ana MF S @
EIecrtoity' tiusrated by Wallace
THURSDAY. OCTOBER IL
girls High vs hos and b Haify Hsr5e
Manual Training High school Seventh avenue and 4h
Public School - New Lots Road schonck avenue
ssatesmsn ggstTat9d9 BY Willis Fletcher cher johnson .n,
Across south AmeEtca illustrated by Alvin D. James &
etreet-"Kns John and Magma Charta.'' by Dr. William
Public School 126 Meseroe avenue GUERNSEY street
Animals as Workers illustrated by Professor
& Gus cq 1 rs TwsnEs & Ia ayeRqs WPt.@ and S2d
by Ernest IngersolL
.Dsveopment OF the Executive Department. by William
Public school 49, Saratoga avenue and Banbridss
Eectricity Ions and Eectrons@ illustrated. by
Hebrew Edacasi2na Society Hall Rltkn sy:ng' and and
Veins vas s on IS 1 Rnss
9oyn Public 1STy May sysngs and an MTs saP MsIb 5ris
Andrew Jackson Hall No se9 avenue-'"rhe Re
o Heat and Chemical Ac
illustrated by Frederick ". Huntington
FRIDAY OCTOBER 12
High School, Albany and Dean street
Idea Professor Samuel c. Schmucker
Public School S. Stockton street. Tompkns
-"Around Historic Mediterranean illustrated by
CASTOR Leary
Public School so West nth street, COney Isand-'Pa
trotio Songs OF America dllustrated). by Miss Carle
Runals
Public los I4nwood street and Arlington ave
nue-IOw England Is Govsrned'' illustrated by Will
lam Farley.
Public School III. Stagg street and Bushwck avenue
How Saw Europe and How You Can" by Wayland
Spaulding
Public School 12s Irving and suydarn street
Anthracite Coal Mining and Miners OF Pennsylvania
illustrated. by William T. Smith
Public School 129 Quincy and Stuyvesant avenue
Irish Music illustrated by Miss Helen O'DonnelL
Public School 1872. Manhattan and COnselyea
Imperialism and Socialism illustrated
by DR. William Lingelbach
Public lac. 18th street and Sixth avenue-''FolS
Of Scandinavia Russia 0ustrated), by Lewis
". Armstrong.
Public School 147 Bushwck avenue and Siegel street
England illustrated by William Freeland
Canarsie NJ. p Church. East e2d street and Church
Lane-''Nathan Hale hy Dotha Stone Ptnneo.
Mems Christian Association Hall, Fulton and
Rond Hawthorne, the Rou1ancer, by DR.. J.
Duncan Spaeth Of Princeton
New-York tribune., 1906-10-07
MORE PUBLIC LECTURES.
Board of Education to Open Eight
Nee Centres This Ueek.

So great has been the demand for admission 10
the public lectures opened the first OF this
under the auspices of the Board of Education that
the public lecture bureau of that board will open
eight additional centres in Manhattan during the
coming week. Most of these will be public schools
although two will be public library branches in
which lectures viii be siysn under the direction of
the clfcui3tion department OF the library will De
lecture for home reading This Man was tried
success that it has been extended to other branches
Eleven new courses Of lectures are scheduled 10
open next week a number of them in the new
Nicholas avenue, Professor Robert W. Pren1iss. OF
Solar SYSTEM on Mond1y and on Thursday Pro
Lessor Lessor * HudGIPh & Tom6o jf OF olum6as opens
and intellectual Germany"
The Hudson Park branch of the Public Library.
No - Lfr.V street. will be opened Wednesday
evtEinG by bt Curtis h Page. of Columbia. who
Sn tEe some tLeninE Ing ioIp@ins Square Branch,
Steele Morrison. wHo viii tax on ''Afoot through
t'o9r Of The new centres VIII begin the season on
MpN"aN evening h3t J. III! Eot oe until later IN
Siartedi on Thurs 'ay - eaing Professor William
Jqhlte I$engo ], . W.. i;a 5Trs near Ts95n
.e7e Of lie City Of ~ Yc g. .cliyers his mrs.
SSoGGfsG lecture OF ,ra,t an eracent. at Puai,
Fgirlev " yi ig'h stree an rirs t'saue and Edwin
new new @Sentles Public Ssool IS. S6t1 street and Lex
eraturc" s LII
Elyg otfcE new courses viii begin this week IN
i-'ir. W." IRE "lr.1lN m erato", three pf
Joan las in siyes one - the Uni, ersty settlement
10 " IN tdriISe street lueSody; Or. Inslee
H. H. Hiftry a2other, 81 the Five Points Mission and
1T tthry Is Savage. the third. Public School 81
lLWvoo Both OF the latter courses begin on Friday
,rF The sn6 f6qioTHng the important of
~ pst'n@r N-'rh" DE e'nprent the ship. by George
s''@ ~ : fHfft t. 2tth street.
ne s4a. 4ts f'henonC-a' ,peu. lecture
D. S,-cr stStc2.- hy tes+rr Robert " PrentiSs.
SSC Nicholas avenue: Coined MoAey." second course
LsttuFo on Mo- ney anc Banking" by Dr. Walter e.
lark or the College OF the City or New York. Public
School ldo. H'rst avenue and 6lst street.
october p Haydn" second lecture The
Classical and Romantic Camposers by Thomas Whitney
surette AZ Narlegh High school, 1i4th streaF between
seventh ard Lehth ay=rVes; GLOW 20 Look a. icures.
oy AleN1rtfr 7 Van tvSr the Aifre 'r ling Clark
House CanA % arr Pi,l-~,ep sTNots
Octoner Pornrn piaZ. Rsfec-fatar 81 NcNieO,
by Thomas y Conuery Mems He6teN ASsocia
tlon Hall. 8t street and Lexington avenue; Early Poets
ana hTTanI' opsntag bsstars an AmaxiSAa
New-York tribune., 1906-10-07
Brooklyn Advertisements.
Budget of Bic VaIues---Tt1e Gst of Mondays Sales.

Sacques, Shawls and Skirts-Special Prices
Black Taffeta Percaline. 20c. Value. at 13c
a Yard.
Silk Warp Eoliennes. Evening Shades, 29c. a
Yard.
Copyright Books-Published at S125 and
$1.J0. Here at Doc
Women's 25c. Stockings. 19c.
Best Wear For Babies-At Brought Down
Prices.
$3.50 Black Chiffon spotproof Broadcloth,
Sl.39 a Yard
John S Brown & Sons Linens-A New I'm
portation.
Hemmed Sheets and Pilowcases.
Misses Suits. S1495-With Prince Chap
Model Jacket.
Boys $500 Norfolk Suits. at 1896.
Dress Trimmings in Good Sale.
Women's $500 New Fall Boots, S2l9.
81 9S Lace Berthas, at 49c.
9Sc Chiffon Wells. at 49c. 112 Yards Long.
5000 Ouires Of George r. Hurd Co.'S
Paper: Zoe. and 15c Kinds. at Sc. a Quirc
Envelopes Sc. q Package-And Paper will
not Be Sold Without Envelopes to Match.
Mi Favorita Cigars-Key West Havana
Smokes.
Women's Imported Jeweled Collars, at 33 1-S
per cent Savings.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-07

Poets" by Or Curtis Hidden Page of Columbia az The
New York Public Library. No Cd Leroy stree Arts
Young Mems Christian Association Hail No. West
f25th street Reforming Despots Eighteenth CEN
tury,'' by Charles Beard OF Teachers College. AZ
Public school t65 1OSth Amsterdam aVsnue
October ll-Ihe Reign or FIRE 0pealns curse Lec'1s
on The story .f the Earth. by William T. Esins AZ
Public School l10. nth street and Ffth avsnue "ri
tive Family Lisc and OrStUZatou, ov Dr. Clark U.s.
Ter OF Columbia Uutversi-y az Public school loo es'
Columbus avenue. The Ecipsss of the sun
nv Alfred Mitchell. columbia University. at Public
School 150 No 24i East f19th The Forest end
Its Enemies. O0eniug course lecture on weed anJ - -
Uses hy Professor " Niam Moves. az Public sehool o.
No. 52S West 4fJh The Federal Nation--InS
lnercau People opening lecture american
'i',erunsent hy d., stephen e. pugsan, or tne to-se
~ ,H". city oC York Public school 81 T0th street
md FgrSt '-Worf f-worth.'' by DR. Frecerck r
sykes oe Te9...~s COLLEGE. ne WIZ clinton High
school Tenth a,eap" ond SSH street -.
October l2''lhe Aerial Ocean. oy professor J. ,. 49,
Gray. Institute Han No 2iS East ie6th sfee.,
The structure and Functions of the Healthy HlisA
Roiy." By Dr Henry B Savage. 40 Public school .
Terties Preceding Tho American Revolution ~ ~
WI lam A. Nrwry. Public school ls. 81 Nicholas
and l2sth Common IhineS RQNut
Heavenly E1IieS Ey David JUNIOR. az Public school -
~ Money treniDc lecture Money and Haas
trg.'' hy rr Walter p Clark of the Colese or t3s -
The Conception OF Value IN ECOnonics ~ -
fsyO James Walter EroC OF Amherst college az Fu0D'
Scrool 81 No 224 East SSth street ,,s -
Cct-he- t3-'Noie'I'ar Telephones tAir Lllud 81
g. s--.et Westward Movement ~
~ r-~'r 20 C~ijei States Hy PROFESSOR toy CSrs
ee az he Tosr! - Education ttrN atelss .,s ~
s0h 'Ni lioul NJ rh1cNernv and tle
Rich by Leslie WiiIs Sprague. at the Hlsn een.eI
of Commerce Gfth west ot Broadway Ihe
acters o. Shakespeare Tragedy thSt& hlns - 80
bridge T'niversity England Public school isA h'oa
street and Filth
New-York tribune., 1906-10-07
Brooklyn Advertisements.

Drugs and Toilet eeds-Absolutely Pure
45c. Postal Card Albums, at 1Sc. Each.
S1.O0 Checked Mohair Suiting. SOC. a Yard.
75c. Roman Stripe Silk Belts, 4Tc.
Ostrich Plumes-At a Fourth Less Than
Regular.
Untrimmed Hats For Women Misses and
Chidren-Great Values.
Women's $1.O0 Gloves. at I9c.
Mems New Fall Shoes. S2.4S.
Astonishing Values in the Desired Waists.
So % Paris Opera Glasses, S2.S9.
Women's Fancy Linen Collars-"The Edna
Wallace Hopper" 13c.
Lingerie Ribbons in White. Pink and Blue
Hand Strap Purses, 91c. Each.
Women's Initial Handkerchiefs.
Spangled, Lierre and Princess RobeS-AmaZ-
ing Prices and Phenomenal Selling
Splendid Values in WOmen's Tailored Wear
Introduce the New Store.
Mems Linen Mesh Underwear-The Most
Marvellous Little Prices.
Mems $4.0O and $500 Blanket Bath Robes,
$3.50
Art Embroidery Store offers Remarkable
Values in Cluny Laces.
$3.50 p. d. Imported COrsets, at $1.9S. Seven
Models.
Basement Utility Offerings-The New Extra
Agate Ware.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-07
GOSSIP OF The BOROUGH
The Re0. DR.. Clark Tells of Work
of Christian EndeaU0r Society.

The Rev Dr. Francis Z. Clark, founder and
president OF the Christian Endeayor Society.
which, though not called so IS an international or
ganization. IN Brooklyn few days ago While
here he told a story which shows the influence Of
the society in drawing totether the once antago-
nistic denominations IN the Protestant churches.
lie said:
IN Australia that great island continent. large
and progressive people, there has developed more
than anywhere else unity and fellowship among
when there were six kinds Of Methodists When l
They predicted that within fifteen years all denom-
nations would be merged into one United Church
OF Sustraiia- IN Australia l attended a Christian
fpdeavor convention, in the city OF Melbourne, at
which there were four thousand young people from
that aud other cities Of Victoria They said: w e
VIII respond not by societies but by the den4Inina-
They sat together in different parts of the hall
The first to respond were the Presbyterians. who
old Scotch tune. Then the CongregalonallsIi $
sang The Church Of Englands young people
up and started the first hymn that Charles Wesley
wrote after his conversion. They sanS the first.
alone But it was too big hymn for one denom-
tnation 10 be singing alone, and when they got as
fss
lie breaks the power Of cancelled sin
de sets the prisoner free.
the Presbyterians broke in. At the next line the
Baptists Joined IN also. and when the line:
T1s blood avails for
Vas reached, every one in the room was singing.
tan Endeavor fellowship the world.
A young and rising physician of Brooklyn whose
parents Germans and who was brought up
chiefly under German influences. tells the following
story about himself:
Before began the study OF medicine I worked
for while IN a real estate office. NY employer
always kept on hand box Of excellent cigars
with which he treated important customers.
liked the brand well and often found Il more con-
venient 20 resort 20 the box than to 90 out after
tobacco for myself-especially in view of the lin
tted size OF my salary. One day my employer took
out the box 10 get cigars for himself and friend
There was only cigar remaining | had
smoked the next TO tho last cigar that morning
and l WIS expecting TO finish the box my way
home IN the evening The boss good nat
ured fellow and II the box had been entirely
empty would probably have said nothing, although
ne might have suspected me OF emptyiny IT, The
presence OF the gingle cigar, however. where two
were needed made him little indignant
Hans" he cried. 7 believe some enc has been
pinching my cigars!'
! replied that had cften seen his latest rartner
helping himself out OF the box. He seemed salts
aed. The more thought OF his audacitv in prac-
ucaIly accusing ne Of stealing his cigars IN the
presence OF his friend, the angrier I became Ta
noticed my Eulky deueanor and after the friend
had gone. assured me that he had not meant 10 &c
cuse me OF using his cigars.
IT'S all right" I repliAd reDroa cb1,,r, 49,,
Snany a true word is said in Jest
New-York tribune., 1906-10-07
Brooklyn Advertisements.

women's $4,000 to $4,000 Persian Lamb
Jackets at $1,000.
The Best Bargains Ever Offered in Silks
Wonderful Demand.
A Triumph in Tea-lndia and Ceylon, at
Moderate Prices.
Floor Coverings Display-Prices
without Equal for Smallness.
Chifonieres. Bureaus. Tables-EXceptional
Values Thruout
DC. Gold Plated Photograph Frames, lZc
None Sent c. o. ..
Silver Plated Ware-LoWered Prices-Lan-
ders. Frary & Clark Make.
The Empire Comb-With Engraved COLD
Filled Monogram-New-S0c. Each
S1.35 Crochet Bed Spreads, 9Sc. Each
S40O Blankets, 50. 70 n Pair.
India I.inon Worth 1Sc., at 12l4c. Yard
Women's S1.50 and S1.75 Union Taffeta silk
Umbrellas. SEC. Store Orders Only ana
None Sent c. o. D
Mems Fail and Winter Suits, Sloon All
Wool or All WoTsted Negligee Shirts for
Men, SOC. Each.
Pretty Petticoats, at Popular Prices.
Lace Curtains, Bed Sets. Couch Covers, etc
Complete Stocks at Incompatible Prices.
little Sewing Needs-Little Priced-Store
Orders Only. No Hurry Box Orders Filled,
and only a Limited Quantity to Each Gus
toner.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-07
a sEoWSLDE OF 5000 FEET.
Experience in Mountaineering in Mexico

Experience in Mountaineering in Mexico
Professor A. P. Coleman, Of the University o4
Toronto WHO has Just returned from Mexico vvbsro
he has been attending the geological congress ord
where about two hundred Of The worlds arn,na,.
ceologlsts were assembled 20 make a special Study
oS tho beveral volcanoes Of that country dsscr,r.
his experience OF mountain 'tobosRaninp,. d,-,ra
his explorations es follows:
y lad arisen early. and. In company with Pro-
fessoz Reid, OF Johns Hopkins Professor yoIfY ~
Harvard and Mr. Chamberlain. OF Chicago 7 set
out 90 ascend Mount OTizaba- This rnountatr &,
1850 feet high, ana the highest on the cont,rsr+
szoepcng Mount Lohan, IN Yukon. and Mount Mo
8inley, IN Alaska N NJ
=. We struck particularly good morning ,bov.-h
the undertaking seemed 20 the others too risLy
escencinE the snow was frozen, go that nys co,,15
sucR the heels or our shoes into the crust snd
mount without difficulty. BY the time We ~
reached ths TOP the had so melted the .coat;-a
that we cOutc 'gIssede without unnecessary hs1srS
sBut the magnificent view obtained from ~ 80
nit! we could look into the mouth of the nov,
dead crater, with q wall rising one thousand e..
from the immense chssm- -0e'
THE country for miles around was plainly visible
q wondegIpl panoramic view. To the east SortI,
could overlook the Gulf Of Mexico - u We
And the slide! There Just a dash OF Axc,,s
ment as one slid rapidly down the snowclad NOM
tainside at angle OF - degrees q d,s
tance OF three thousand feet II was not risky or
dangerous long kept his head W.
tratled behind alpenstock-a rudder as n
- -
'One interesting feature Of mountain clinbinp ,r
Mexico Is the climate experience, One leaves the
tropics and proceeds into the temperate zone where
flourish oaks and pines Ascending. one encounters
the arctic regions. and from height Of $500 feet
ice and snow are met with 10 the top"
New-York tribune., 1906-10-07
MRS. cRAIerE's SPANISH NURSE.

The IIinS OF Spai2. when he reads Of the dealH %
"John oliver Hobbies Will scarcely Fecosnl-' !"
the name that OF a playmate OF his rathSs, a
fonso XII. John Morgan Richards IN MS Jsn-'
Bull and Jonathan tells how. when his dausnser
Pearl the future novelist. was three years oid ~
took her Paris. where he engaged Tor hes
Sponish nurse, WHO hed been In the service q .on S
Queen OF Spain even living in Paris Win A'l -
he future Ktas The Spanish nurse on ses.i,S s,i,S
occasions took little Pearl ktchsTds 20 p-ay tbs
the young prince who was a good many yssaass -
senior or the two ehlldren.-PaA NAL as<e.NN