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$4.oo PAIR.

Ladies' All-Patent Butcher Oxford,
welt sole,~ swing last, Cuban heel,
wide, silk laces, very swagger.
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$3.50 PAIR.

Ladies' Patent Vamp Oxfords, large
eyelets, French heel, dull back, very
dresSy.
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$3.50 PAIR.

Ladies' Patent Vamp Blucher Ok
ford, welt sole, half Cuban heel, quite
noblby.
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s4.oo PAIR.

Ladies' Patent Kid Vamps Blucher
Oxfords, dull backs, welt and turn
SOLE, Cuban heel, silk laces, very natty.
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$500 PAIR.

Ladies' Tan Blucher Oxford, welt
sole, Cuban heel, silk laces, large eye
lets,
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$3.50 PAIR.

Ladies' Gun Metal Calf Button Ok
ford, Cuban heel, swing last, an ideal
walking Oxford.
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-01
KAISER'S SUIT
IN INSURANCE
Equitable Sums Up Losses
Through Insurance Scandal
MCCurdy Party OFF.

NEW YORK. siarea g.. While the
New Iort Life trustees auI those Of
the Mutual LII. ,t--o lu special SEES
sion Today TO discuss the Armstrong
committee report l.elard !. Mrturdy,
with his -ou-iu.aW. Lewis A. IhebAId.
WAS OIL tIe ooaau sound for Europe.
The two Insurance men. with their
wives and several servants. left Nor
rj>toWu. y. D., last night and boarded
the Hamburg american steamship
Amerika al its pier att Hoboken. The
AmcriEa sailed at . O'Clock this morn
ing.
Tie Equitable directors have taken
account OF the wounds inflicted upon
the society's finances by The scandal
which took the society from Hyde and
gave it to Ryan.
The figures made public are interest
ing. There was Il loss Of $s1 100000 in
the amount of new business written
during 1903 as compared with the year
before. Policy holders gave up poll
cies having a cash value of Sl0,6G2,JTj,
which sum the society paid. This is
more than $T.O00.OOU more than was
expended for the same purpose in 1904.
Notwithstanding these figures the so
ciety by some method makes its out
standing insurance on Dec. 81 last
only 100000 600 less than it was on
Dec. 81. 1904.
The several examinations of the so
ciety" in the last year cost it $j05, 152.
The warning of Justice Rufus w.
Peckham that former President Nc
Curdy ought not to be allowed to
leave the country has apparently had
no effect. and he sailed today on the
Hamburg-American liner AmeriRa.
Justice Peckham, speaking Of the
p|lundering of the Mutual, declared Mr..
McCurdy was the chief delinquent
and that at would be an ~ineXcusable
mistake for the Mutual Life to allow
him to leave this country without the
commencement of an action against
him to recover the money he may owe
it,"
Mr.. McCurdy has engaged the i'm
perial suit for his trip and also has
arranged for a special dining table
during the voyage. The imperial suit
is the most expensive on board and is
to he used by the German emperor
should he wish to make Il trip in the
America.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-01
WASHING SILK WAISTS.
Use Three Waters and Soap Jelly,
Rinse First in Warm and Then
in Cold Water.

If two or more silk waists are to be
washed on the same day do not wash
them at the same time. Sort them into
colors, put the white by themselves,
the pink and blues by themselves. Now
have three baths OF lukewarm water
and into two put some soap jelly.
In the first bath plunge the waist
having the right side uppermost.
Squeeze the soapy water gently
through the fabric, keeping it well I'M
der the water, and paying special at
tention to the neck and Wristbands,
and also to the armholes.
When the waist is we'll washed in
the first water squeeze the water out
of it. Shake it, do not wiring it, turn
it on the wrong side and repeat the
process of washing in the second bath
of soapy water. When well washed
squeeze, shake and rinse in clean,
warm water to remove the soap; if put
at once into cold water the soap might
cling to the silk.
After rinsing well in the warm wa
ter rinse in cold water. Silks are
ironed on the right side and should be
fairly wet.
Use a moderately warm iron and
place a piece of muslin between it and
the silk. After passing the iron over
the muslin take it aawy and iron the
silk to make it have Il good gloss
Chicago Into" Ocean.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-01
ARE BEING
EXAMINED FOR DUTY.
Railroad Officials Seeing that the
Eye of Those Who Hold the
Throttle Are All Blight.

During the past week the Pennsyl-
vania railroad has had a large num-
Der of its engineers under eXamina-
ton by company oculists to determine
their fitness for duty. The men are
examined periodically every FIVE
years.
The examination is not a popular
event among railroad men, especially
among those who are sensible of de
fects which have come to their vision.
To some it means retirement, others
are ordered TO undergo operations or
to correct the defects by wearing
proper glasses.
One of the men on the Jersey City
division. it is said, received the order
for examination in high dudgeon.
When he was examined, it was found
that he was blind in one eye, as the
result of the growth of a cataract
since his prior examination. The
company did not consider his vision
s~erviceable, as the entrance of a speck
or cinder into the good eye was at all
times liable to render him temporar-
lily sightless when vision was most es-
sential. He was laid off temporarily
tlll it can be e e whether an opera
ton will qualify him for continuance
of service. If not, he will be retired
upon pension.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-01
EIGHTY CENT GAS
Albany Assembly Passes the Agnew
Measure For Cheap Light.

ALBANY, n. Y, March 1.-Without
a dissenting vote the assembly passed
the Agnew eighty cent gas bill. This
bill reduces the price Of gas in New
York and the greater part of Brooklyn
to so cents a thousand, but leaves the
price in the outlying districts of the
city at $1.25 a thousand, as it is now,
with a reduction of 3 cents a year to a
dollar Il thousand.
The state gas commission has al
ready reduced the price in New York
to 80 cents after May l..
After IA long debate the Republicans,
aided by tho municipal ownership
members of the assembly, put through
the Lauterbach-G ruber damage claim
grab bill by a vote of 50 to 266.
This bill has been characterized by
representatives as the most danger
Gus bill that has been before the legis-
lature for twenty-five years.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-01
SAvAIl VOLCANO ACTIVE.
Lava Has Destroyed salago and Part
of S~aIcauIa.

TUTUILA. Samoa. March L. 49, The
volcano on the island Of Savaii. Ger
man Samoa, is still active. The inhab-
itants of the district Of Matautu have
abandoned their homes, and traders
who lived there have removed all their
stores.
The flow Of lava is slow. and people
approach close to it. Some persons will
not leave their homes until the houses
are actually set on fire by the burning
lava.
As the lava flows into the sea great
volumes of steam arise, and the once
placid lagoon inside the coral reef is
now Il mass of hardened lava. The dis
trict now destroyed was one of the
richest in the German possessions.
The lava is flowing along the coast
toward Matautu. 1t has destroyed al.
of Salago, including the home of Mr..
BARLEY, and is now nearly halfway
through S%alcaula.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-01
HOUSES FIRED
BY The MOB.
State Troops Guard Streets of
Springfield, Ohio City Filled
With Armed Men.

SPRINGFIELD, O.. March 1.-The
troops here have Calling guns at all
the principal points to awe the mob.
which has sworn to cleanse Springfield
of negroes.
Twenty rioters have been Jailed and
six houses burned. Sarah Thornton
jumped from a window in South Sec
ton street, breaking her leg. She lay
an hour before she vas found. while
the mob burned the lower part of the
house.
The rioting consisted mainly of
marching by mobs through the negro
quarters and either setting fire 10 or
stoning the homes of negroes.
Acting Prosecuting Attorney Lay
bourne has taken the dying statement
of Davis, which will be used against
the accused negroes when they come
to trial.
The house of Rev. John Scurry. a ne
gro preacher, was stoned, and the FAM
lily fled terror stricken from it. The
mob then set fire to it, but the prompt
arrival of the military prevented its
destruction.
With eight companies of state troops
on guard here in the colored residence
district more incendiary fires were
started again last night in THE Flick
ers' Nest a negro quarter. In every
instance the houses were occupied by
negroes or negroes and whites. A ne
gro house at Harrison and York streets
was stoned by a large crowd, but the
occupants are believed to have es-
capped.
Colonel c. S. Ammel of the Fourth
regiment has arrived and assumed
command of the troops, relieving Cap.
tain Horace Keifer, who had beer ia
command.
Advlces from Dayton state that the
Jail where Dean and Laid, the negroes
may be attacked. 1t is feared that
some of the mob leaders of Springfield
will go to Dayton and incite the rail
road men and their sympathizers to
violence.
The Jail is a very formidable build
ing and could not easily be broken
into.
1t is reported that the original plan
of the mob is to take Dean from Jail.
drag him at the end of a rope to the
railroad yard where the shooting oc-
Cured and tie him to the rails. Then
Il switch engine was to be allowed TO
come down and crush out his life.
Hardware dealers have been doing
an immense business in the sale of re-
volvers and cartridges. 1t was esti-
mated that three-fourths of the men on
the streets are armed.
The Nenia and Urbana companies of
the Ohio national guard and the two
local companies of the Third regiment
are on duty. Dayton has its soldiers in
it's armory and will answer when
called.
Over a hundred negroes have fed
from the city to Columbus, Dayton,
Xenia and Urbana.
Conrad Vollner. an aged man. died of
heart failure during the riot owing to
the excitement.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-01
Bitter Fight Among Coal Men.

PITTSBURG, March 1.-One of the
bitterest g%uarrels in which bituminous
coal operators yer have taken part
was brought about here when the lead
ing soft coal interests of P%ennsylva-
mia. Ohio. Indiana and Illinois met in
the offices of the Pittsburg Coal conf
Dany to discuss the mining situation.
Word had gone forth that the United
States Steel corporation had ordered
an advance in the price paid to miners
in the Pittsburg and Ohio districts.
The Ohio and Indiana operators refuse
to pay an advance. which they said
they cannot stand.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-01
DOMINICAN J
TREATY UP.
Foreign Relations Committee
Reports the Measure Uncle
Sam to Preserve Order.

WASHINGTON, March /. The
treaty between the United States and
the Dominican republic, under which
the former undsartakes to collect and
disburse the customs revenues of the
latter. was reported ta the senate in
executive session by Senator Lodge
by authority of the committee Oh for
eign relations. TheJ committee reach
ed its agreement With all the Repub-
leans voting for khe favorable report
and the Democrats voting against it.
A number of Very important amend
ments to the tresAS We're made by the
committee. Artic1s I was entirely re-
written and us reHorted is materially
shortened. 1t reads as follows:
1.-THE United StatAs while this treaty
is being executed MAY take such steps
as it may deem proper to preserve or
der and facilitate the accomplishment
of the purposes hereof
Further amendment of this article is
contemplated and may be drafted by
Senator Spooner. Under the agree
ment in the committee such an amend
ment would be accepted by the mem
bers voting for the favorable report
and when submitted To the senate i'm
mcdiately become II part of the treaty
as reported by the committee. 1t is
said it will follow lines similar to an
amendment proposed by Secretary
Root and will authorize the United
States to land troops for the protec-
tion of Americans engaged in the col
lection of customs.
1t is based on the theory that a pro-
vision of this character would carry
the authority to protect the customs
houses themselves without a specific
agreement to that effect.
There were added to the treaty two
new sections which are intended to
more definitely protect the United
States i'll all monetary dealings with
the creditors of the Dominican repub-
lie.
Briefly. the treaty provides for the
adjustment Of the claims against the
Dominican republic under the super
vision of the United States. This gov
eminent is to take charge of the GUS
toms houses and collect the revenues,
nav 45 per cent to the Dominican re-
public and withhold ~ per cent, the
latter amount tu be used to liquidate
the debts of the republic.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-01
Wreck Near Elkhurst. w. Va.

CHARLESTON. W. Va. March l.
An ~eastbound passenger train on the
Coal and Coke railway was derailed
near Elkhurst, and the engine and
combination car plunged down an en-
bankment, completely turning Owe
All passengers on the train were in
jured more or less seriously. Some Of
the passengers We're thrown into Elk
river and barely escaped. Mail Clerk
Lewis Milan is believed TO be fatally
hurt. George Elswick of clay Court
house will die,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-01
SlLVERWARE AND CUTLERY

Rogers Nickel Silver Table Spoons
and Forks-plain or fancy handles
value .59-half dozen. ............. SO
Rogers Nicke, silver Tea Spoons
plain or fancy handles
value .39-half dozeI ............- IA
Rogers Al Table Spoous-extra heavy
French gray or p~olished-fancy
handies-value S224-A dozen. lib
Genuine Stag Haudle Carving Sets
3 pcs.-hest tempered steel-sterllns
silver ferrule-silk lined case
Dinner Knives and Forks-fnely
tempered steei-white bone and ebony
ha~1Gles-special, sec.-...-....-.. LIB
RuJoer handle Dinner Knives
bes5 steel-each ...... .........,, 10
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-01
JUNK LICENSES.
Recommendations of Committee
Are Awaiting With Interest.

What recommendation the jude
larry committee makes at the next
meeting of the Board Of Aldermen in
regard TO the TWO applications Tor
junk licenses received Monday hight
will be awaited with interest, from
the fact that the applicants are IN
derstood to be after the licenses Tor
other men who either did not wish
to or were ineligible to apply in their
W names. One of the applicants
has been making efforts to secure a
permit for his client TO do business
until the aldermen meet and ac! on
the application.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-01
OPINION CONFIRMED.
United States Circuit Court Sets
Aside BriCkyarj Sale.

Special 10 the EVENING NEWS:
NEW BRUNSWICK, Mar. IAN
opinion was filed in the United States
Circuit Court at Philadelphia this
morning setting aside the sale of the
w. r. Fisher bricllyard at South Riy-
er to Joseph Ailgair. The surplus Of
$50, 600 thus goes into the trustee
hands. This opinion sustains that
given recently by Judge Cross a..
Trenton. The sale TO Allgair vas the
first one, and it was afterwards ser
aside by Judge Cross opinion, to all
low of the sale Of the plant for a
higher figure.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-01
BELTS, BAGS, LAMBREQulNs, &c.

Keritol Suit Cases-24 inch-linen
llned-brass trim'd-leather capped
corners and haldle-worth S1.69. .1.21
SILK Opera Bags-horal designs
gilt chains and frames-value IS. 40
Fitted Leather Carriage Bags
Seal and grain leather-riveted
frames-leather haudles-special- lbs
Hand Embroi- red White Satin
Lambreduins-China silk lining
worth $10.9S .5.49
New Gold Cloth Bel.s-crushed or
straight-polished gilt buckles
worth .9S ~
Embroidered Linen Belts-horal or
open designs-pearl or gilt buckles
-.lue .9S 40
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-01

PUTNAM, Conn, March Fire
which resulted in a total loss of $4,000
destroyed two frame houses belonging
to the Mary Murphy estate here. A
strong wind was blowing at the time,
and for awhile it looked as if the
flames would spread to other build
ings, but the firemen succeeded in con-
filming the fire to the two houses. 1t is
said there is evidence hat the fire was
of %incendiary origin.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-01
Columbia Student n Suicide.

CHATHAM, y. V, March 1.-Ralph
G. B. Moore. Il student in Columbia
university. was found drowned in !"
spring Oh his fathers estate here. He
attended classes at Columbia Tuesday.
His family received Il letter apparent
ly written and signed by the .yonng
Il which stated that his body would
be found in Il spring back of the hot
house near his home. No reason for the
apparent suicide was given in the let
ter. Moore was twenty-four years old.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-01
The Jail Artist.

Yesterdays New Brunswick Home
News said:
The Jail artist is back. There is
great rejoicing at the Jail. William
Doane is the name. He decorated the
i~ailer's Office and the sheriff's Office
while serving a ~thirty-day term and
was released n few days G and sent
on his way with new clothes and new
outfit of paints.
He undertook too big a job. He
tried to paint Perth Amboy a brilliant
reddish tint last evening and Recor-
der |Pickersgill decided that he was
entitled 10 thirty more days in the
county art gallery. The Michael Ange-
10 of the Jail will be at it again in a
few days. He may he called upon to
paint an imitation steel roof on the
Jail
Doane gave his front name as Tom
when arraigned before the recorder.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-01
IN CHURCH

There will be evening prayer in
st. Peters church tonight at 7:45
O'Clock.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Danish NJ. E. church meets today.
The Mite Society meets this after
noon in the parlor Of the First Pres
byterian church.
The Junior League of Simpson NJ.
E. church meets tomorrow afternoon.
The sewing society of the Grace
English Lutheran church met yes
terday.
The Junior League, of the Grace
English Lutheran church, will hold
a meeting tomorrow afternoon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-01
AS USuAL. BARGAIN Dag

No Rip Van Wi0kIeJ<m here
We are wide awake an the time attending strictly TO business.
Some folks, suddenly aroused to realization that they most DO
something to bring trade, try, like 50 many before them, tc copy
Our methods.
Twin take more money than they can afford to lose
TO MATCH THE VALUES WE GIVE
1t takes more than q few Tow priced items
TO MAKE A BARGAIN DAY.
IL all NewYork there Is not another house that would present socb A
MULTITUDE OF VALUES IN NEW GOODS
AS are told Of in these lists:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-01
Brewers Close Buffalo saloons.

BUFFALO. March AL the sa-
looms OH the list prepared at the in
stigation of Mayor Adam will be clos
ell positively today said Il prominent
brewer here. and they will stay clos
ed. We are in a position to carry out
our agreement with the mayor to close
up these places. and we are going TO
do if
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-01

WASHINGTON. March 1.-The sen
ate in executive session ratified and
made public Il treaty between the
United States and Japan relating to
copyrights negotiated by Minister Girls
com and Minister of State Katsura on
Nov. 10, 1905.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-01
BABIES NEW DRESSES AND SLIPS

Fire White Lawn Dresses
deliberately triln'd-sizes to 3 yrs-1.3S
Babies Long Nainsook slips
dainty -nkes with uicks. emb'y
or lace-worth SO. ............ .43
Little Children's Cold Dresses
Bingham or chambray styles
for boys or girls-to 3 yrs........ ~
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-01
WoMENs SKIRTS, cHEMIsEs, ETC

Nainsook Skirt Chemtses-wide
insertings and edgings, ribbon run no
lace edged skirt rufie-worth SIX. 10
Fine Nainsook Skirt Chemises-
round or V neck-beautiful designs
in lace and emb'y-value S1.50....l.Z3
Muslin and Cambria Night Dresses
V, round. square or high neck-tace
and cmb'y, tucks and hemstitchlng- no
worm .9S. .oo
Cambria and Muslin Skirts-full size
deep bounce Of strong emb'y or rows
of ~lace-special .........-.. La
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-01

DAYTON. O.. March 1.-Dr. Oliver
c. Haugll. indicted for the murder of
his mother. has been placed on trial
here. 1t was shown in the statement
of the defense that there is no inten-
ton of entering Il plea of insanity. The
issue is to be met and the alleged facts
contested.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-01
NEW WASH DRESS FARRlcs

20 e.. Organdy Carreaux-
~" 'ue'ts' I'D
~, e. Chinonettes-faucy shades-
AZ e. silk mixed Crepes-
evening shades. .33
~ ct. Shadow dot SILK ~Organdies-
Coral designs. "a
30 ct. Real Irish Dimities- finest. IT
% ct. Fine Mereerlzcd Chiffon
Ianainas-hlack and white checks H.
- ct. Linen Suitings-yard wide
Tan, Blne and Reseda ........... III
10 ct. Linen Finish Suitings-so much
IN demand for Elton and Bolero
Sults-plain colors .......... SA
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-01
HANelNes AND DRAPERlEs

Fig'd Velour and Gohelln Tapestries
30 ln.-value S1.49 10 S2.9S....... as
Kimono and Drapery Silks-medinm
and dark ~cOlors-allover and bor-
dered designs; value 40. ......... %
30 inch Curtain Madras-White
and Tiuted-value -. ......... "a
Decorated Burlaps-reyersible
Oriental Observation-Disclosures .25.... TX
Monte and Satin aaish C~retonnes-
stripes. floral and Persian designs
value IT,. oIS
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-01
BOYS SHIRTS. WAISTS, &c.

BOYS Negligee Shirts-Fancy Pereale
and Madras-also plain White
new Spring goods-12 to II
neckband-value. 9.............. ~
Boys Laundered Percale Waists
new Spring patterns-attached or
detached collar to u years
Value 9............. .49
Laundered Madras Blouses-
new patterns-neckband or collar
attached-6 to IA years-yalue IS. .O9
Fancy Madras Blouses-neat stripes.
also plain Blue NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
or collar attached-6 to IA years
Value go. ............ .49
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-01

After the fish it is customary to have
an entree. For this course, there is
nothing better than s~weetbreads, fric-
casseed, served in small pattie ups
A little goes a great way. Three pairs
of sweetbreads, especially with the adj
dition of mushrooms. will be sufficient
for a small dinner party.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-01
win Appeal TO Guild For rueker.

BOSTON. March l. - Counsel for
Charles l.. Tucker. who is under sem
tencc of death for the murder of Mabel
Page ut Weston nearly two years ago.
said that they would appeal to Govern
or Curtis Guild, Jr.. for Il communication
of sentence before they carried the
case to the United States supreme
a1rt
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-01

NEW YORK, March /. The gale
here, which reached Il velocity of fifty
seven miles an hour. with the tlermom-
eter as low as IA degrees. caused much
suffering and many misllaps in the
city. two persons periShing.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-01
Entertained an Anarchist Unawares

Entertained an Anarchist Unawares.
CHICAGO, March 1.-Some of the
leaders of C~hicago's smart set feel dis
gruntled at the discovery that they
have entertained Emma Goldman, the
anarchist, at numerous social func-
tons. None suspected that the demure
and attractive Miss Schmidt, the pri-
vate secretary Of Paul Orleneff, man
age of the company of Russian ac-
tors. was Emma Goldman.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-01
NEW Rues-LAReE AND SMALL

All Wool Brussels Rugs-New Spring
patterns-9xI2 feet-yalue
S1e.Jo LII.
Smyrna Rucs-IGx1O.6 feet-ln-
stead OF S9-7o 6.Js
Fine Wool Velvet Ergs-patterns
and colorings to matcn Spring fur
nishings-.7x54 iGch-worth
$500 %
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-01
MEMS FURNISHINGS. HOSIERY, &c

Mems Negligee Shirts-Fine Cambria
and Madras-Plain White or neat
stripes and igures-plain and
pleated Bosoms-yalae 69........ 40
&c and IS inch Umbrellas-Fast
Black English Cloth-Natural
wood and fancy pearl handles go
Women's Fast Black Cotton Hose
Hermsdorf Dye-Openwork Lace
Ankles, with SILK Emb'y-value 60 30
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-01

THREE CHUMS SOCIAL.

The Three Chums Social Club will
hold a dance and reception in Bragg
hall, Saturday night, March II. The
affair will be private and invitations
are now being issued. The commit
tee in charge is Charles Seel. of Mar
ket street, Charles Zerher, of Sewar-
en-, and James Certify, of North Am
boy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-03-01

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