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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-13
COLONY Or THE INSANE
a Belgian City Where Trey Arc "sii
Cares FER


r.ssel tom q "a. go Izkahl1az1s
IN TIE Belrzo pr0vincs q L41olrs.
rot far from the Dutch Erozrisr- 3 =
fzmous Tor il colony CO inza1e reo-
BE who enjoy absolute frees-o-sl- n
stead q being Io<ksd = = asyl.-z-s
Is II other countries Al G1ees ana
In the neighborirg Villages aooa< r
20 msntaIfT uzs0uaG peoDle llFe
win the inhabitants. vh0. ever s11es
the thirtee1th century, have been ae-
cust0ued % receive ard taxa Eoo1
care II them IRE town ard villages
are divided into I've districts. sae1
Of which Is Under the SUPERVISOR
Of a doctor. who reports 20 TIE cen
traI administration q TIE COSBY
Most Of the insane cared for a. SaeeA
are q Dutch origin. HoIlandsrs rns1z-
ing ven q the free colcny pla1-
BeIgians do not appreciate tAls sys-
tern and stIII prefer asylums- there
are two classes o. pafients-the wei
TODD. who are supported b t1elr
own families and whe pay fer their
board. and the poor wEo I've ca
farms and whose maintenance - pro
yided for By their home comunnl-
ties.
One thing to Be admired e Gheel
is the klndress Of the inhabitants
toward those unfortunate creatures.
who idle al day long IN the streets
or remain at hone looking With N
seeing eyes through the wtn4np -
You here meet people who talk %
themselves. generals Who eonn1ail4
imaginary armies. and politicians and
diplomats displaying fantastic deecra-
tions. Nobody laughs az them Trey
are all known IN he town. They
even 20 10 the cafe and order drinks
like anybody else, and. strange TO
say, are served. / was asfonished %
see two insane men enjoy their glass
Of gchIedam-not the best remedy
in the world for brain troGbls--out
the bartender explained that persons
Of this kind we're served with spec
laI brand u liquor diluted wiih vat
ed.
Under no circumstance are the peo-
pie allowed 70 punish their board
ers. II these become unruly, the cen
trail administration must BE- notified.
Special servants are sent. who take
the patients 70 the lnarmary. where
they are treated and kept under OBJ
seryatlon. When they are calm again
they are sent back 10 their former
homes, where they are received as e
nothing had happened.
The Gheci children lssVc~. sbe patti
enfg and never tease them. ~ ~
interesting and curious 70 see poor
old Insane women taking care ~ small
children while the parents are out
working IN the fields The women
seem 10 adapt themselves better than
the men 20 the new condition ~ iife.
They keep themeeIgea busy with need
gcwOFl6 The men look Depressed.
They DO not work and are never
compelled 10 DO 20. When hey faIk
they talk politics which. ny gulde
said sarcastically. was eg1dentIg q
sign u madness ~ ibis strange COM
ny.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-13
EXPOSITION NOTES

The Maccabees will have I,ZJ0 men
at the jamestown Exposition on Al
gust II. ON that date they will hold
4 banquet 10 the big tent In the TX
position grounds.
June will be a busy month nj the
Exposition. The Inside Inn, whose
business and book Of dates Is a fairly
good criterion, reports many large gath
eriugs booked.
The Second Regiment, South Caro-
lima. Col. Henry r. Thompson, COM
handing, Will be at the Jamestown
Exposition from June ~ 10 July ~.
The command will not carry its own
commlssary. but will have a mess
IN the big tent.
The Negro Exhibit Building IN ready
for the Installation Of exhibits, and
the building has assumed a handsome
appearance. The work, excepting
the staG which was done by Italians,
Is entirely that of negroes, including
that Of the architect. The structure
cost 10000 and covers an area Of
2l3 by 100 feet. " has two stories
and VIII be oiled with exhibits.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-13

The following IL The program for 20,
morrow
Friday, June i1s-iO q. m.-iI0se
race, open "a the world, three prizes. }
Hook and Ladder Contest two
prizes,) Prize Dill, 1.-TWO pfiles.)
Judges ~ Hose race-JObn N.'iieaii,
George n. Basil, Morgan ., paflett.
Hook and Ladder Race, 1870 q. -.
Judges ~ueOfge Hahn Jr,, Charles
Tucker, Charles Bernstein,
The judges FOR the best appearing
and playing band ~ lbe parade viii
be- John dep, DOuw, Louis Myers,
Frank slrOmeyeT
Judges for best appearing company
10 parade~Julian Brewer, Frank 4.
Muproe, Louis Daer
Judges for best equipped company
and most seryiecable piece ~ appa-
fatns-Chaflos Myers, Alfred ~.
Parkinson, GEORGE y. quad.
II q. ~. best Drilled Company.
Drill on College avenue Judges,
Major William Thompson, ". y. A.;
Major Hugh II, Riley, NJ. y. o.;
Capt. ". Lacy CbiBB. N, n. q
Prizes wili be distributed ~ 8 q.
~. on Friday at headquarters Is the
independent Fire Company.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-13

Mr.. Vim. Henry Of Chaifanooez, Tenn,
had rheumatism IN his left arm The
strength seemed 70 hare gone cut q the
muscles 70 that II v1s useIes for work b
says. Il applied Chamberlain's P4ia Balm
and wrapped the arm in flannel a. night,
and 70 my relief I found that tie pain Trzd-
rally LEFT me and the Strength returned In
three weeks the rheumatism had disaprezrsr
and has not since returned" II troubled
~ith TbeEmzaisn Try few Applications a
Pain Balm. you are certain - - pIeass1
with the reiief which Il affords. For sale b
FeIdmeyer Bross Drug Store
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-13
Teachers Examination

kNNxrufls. SD, 4unc 3fh, i981.
VuH ANNUNI WNNMTNhTfUN for the
zfItfssi Teachers 90 Anne Arundel tUuutys
snN anNtla snts f1r Teachers rertiNcatea - 80
- Hr.f fu fnf 81 hfs4l ~THnVi HIitI-
1855. lH Annapolis on MONDAY and lf Frs
nNF. NI Us Est aud 2nd, beginning ~ ~
u 81. Asa applicants Tor rertihf4te4 must
erraft PROMPTLY ~ 10 NJ 90 Monday
All EfarHNfe m hose reffifeatns have expired
81 I.faifafion uiI BE- required 80 take thie
examination.
~ araer 81 ere Board 81 County school
comm lEsl annrs.
81 WALLS.
fH county SUPERINTENDENT
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-13

rs, 4 ftaTf POUND = p Ifs0f.
Found rhsfs Why thai Chamberlain
1slve cures eczsDa and al manner d Itch
ing u the skin ! have been afflicted for
n.ary years With skin di-eare. bad 70 RI
~ three ~ -four times every night AID wash
aith cold water 70 allay The terrible itching,
hut since using tbig aaIvcin Beeeuher, 1906,
The itching has stopped and ban - troubled
me.-EIDF Joss- r. GsgLsY Lso.vllle,
Pa For e.le by Feidmeyer Bros.' Drug
Stor>.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-13

well-known Manitoba editor writes: "a
IN inside worker ! fsd ChamleFlain's Siorn.
rch al Liver Tablets invaluable FOR the
sn.a ~ az III. afural - sedensary
~, sl.e.e -. = effective,
-s~,ae tb. as. art mi the bead.
pnce. - cenia -erlE - ff7e &. fe.d
aeye Bre T'-rs Siorz.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-13

Mothers who give their children
Kcnnedy's Laxative Cough Syrup 10.
gariably indorsc IL. Children like {
because the taste d pleasant. Con,
taIns Honey aud Tar. Conforms 10 the
National Pure Food and Drug Law.
Sold BY Fcldmeycr Bros. Druggists.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-13

When you are hot, tired and thirs.
~, drop In Kinkaids Ice cream parlor
and rest yourself while you quench
your thirst with one ~ his refreshing
uhOgUunfee.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-13
Notice To The Public.

Ttfs - 90 wfvef.oflae. thattne Undertaking.
fs.4afarrs nffrfsfrre conducted ~ James ~
Fselar. under she arm name 81 James -
Tar far & @cn VIII ~ conducted under tne
ss'r.s rnn name ~ tue undersigned AZ she
IL H.K RAYMOND TAYLOR.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-13

Don't forget that Kinkaid serves
the refreshments at Bouchers We'd
nesday. June IS. you know The service
he gives.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-13
w N r + d

COIOHFD WOMAN 60 Cook, wash
and iron for small family. Must be
willing g. ~ short distance ~ the
COUNTRY fsr tIc summer. References
required Apply i1s Duke ~ 6l0u-
cester ST. Good wages @ right per-
ann m1Z
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-13
FOR RENT

SHALL SFURNIsEu DWELLING
nesntifalfv situated oa south River ifeai
sstsrsarr camp. Occasional use q hofse
fnrin.ieF Fur particulars apply %
.meesf uMH. RANDAT.L.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-13
" An re %.


M .TEu-llt established house ~ Z,
~ veRrs standing manufacturing staple
Ilra 81 goods ir constant d7iiy usr. wants
Fnfsl nlssn e. mlnuaHe branch buafras 8siarf
ser ear Hnd aif expense, payable
ai.nsIffflN. aisu rxtfs com fl iseions. (which
a.aH "a amount 90 more tH4u the salary. -
niinnnf must fIruisN Eg9si references and
sI cash. whaH d. g1ttsfaet0rliy secured.
Rn6fcas Manufacture. 4. .. hoN "a, -.
iauls, So. 1A3
DEAD HErWEES THE LINES AND
- TAKE <UFIt 81 Have your gsuefnN
1uf aU1iefrrF zone az reasonable price
af So AITHkW n sFd fiQOrs CORNER - Fleet
ana efmnfii streets. SD -
a-.-F
WANTED rtFF HUSKY GO LORE -
- Meu Tor steady work on railroad q
Hlunfas jon. <guH naf sober steady workers
seed apply. Is 81 q. West A Maryland ave.
AuHaFNsts ~. 1e- TO-
WANTED Manager Tor Branch once
- WN WlaH % lofafe lu Anna polls. Ad<
Hfeas. atfu reference. The Morris wholesale
fIfiElsn. lHfiunItl. UhlN. NV ~
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-13
or RENT.

I-tlnExF FpKNf-nED ROOMS Apply
60 81 " 80 street. ws4e.l0
Hr8N HE-TmA Ff&E WATER FRONT
saMnNfa rtr either crab ~ oyster house
FaF particulars. address rs taplial oihees
knAantHiss q. jeyn
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-13
PERSONAL MENTTON

Persons VINO have frfenea ~ gneeta ano
1eslre the publfesffon q the sane I'll pie44e
end tneir names 20 fDla o11ce--EDfE0M-f
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-13

a ts.F rWu CnEoNFD fAPANhsE pie-
- tafHa. hetafafs EsurE HDuse AM -eit1ft
faso fs sssieners Office. Reward ~ returned
Is s luE ftenFsE street. uifst
a esq EFTNgsx T0NF- I. FRASKIINs
= sfefe end 81. - "a. Vf#te circle, ~ a
nncf ssiorrf fau = Reward Z icn %
t.aNfEaf nsart. 3f Je. i0.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-13
DANCE AND PRIZE WALTZ
TONIGHT
Exeefsior Dancing Academy
over to nIB. Marksf Space.
f4antlmnaan. esets IaEfe4 Free
Grand Boat Carnival,
THURSDAY June -,
1T o p. NJ.

All rersour aEe invited % decorate
Baats and report So wharf foot q
Prince George street ~ 2 30 r. m.
1n the above date. when FlhE
NORRIS vii be issued ~ the C'En :
mltfee. The Eoatz will Ee formed and
toxesI iu iine arsuud fise haroor- =
Prize o. Ten Dollars IN Gold VIII
tee given Tor the most attfaetiFeiy ne-
eoratef toat.
No poser boat. vii - lowed. but
mtii he f1rmed in . separate GiyfsIou
ana Judged iu the contest.
For further iuformafiOn apply b the
faMuliftee.
HAHIBTO< 4. GALE.
81. a. HOLLEBAU GH.
III 3 BOYD DEXTER
wanrs For Sale. Lost. &c.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-06-13

E-af Nff DN KING aFnftffh STREET.
FFtlas Inne 8. 3 5. lrs IS ~eaiea k.uFslyEe
sac .0ls.sIi 81 cont ain s seen - urntr. lne
UHnfF rau recover same y proof of fH nff-
1Hln ASS E14uffr eaton. - psf ften t ~ tnis
scr enntv fu Annapolis SAVINGS Institution
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-04

The Central American republics have agreed to let Presidents Roosevelt and Diaz settle their differences. We suppose they would as lief die as be frightened to death by the big stick.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-04
Do Animal. Reason 2

Do animals reason? The interr0ya- tory seems to be a fruitful source Of discussion. During my boyhood days on the plantation in the good state of Alabama I remember that the family horse. Old Cream, exhibited an in- stinct of q high order If not establish ing substantial claim to being able to reason.
 Old Creams daily routine. being the saddle horse, was to carry my fa- ther throughout the plantation. The service usually began in March and continued pnfH the cotton picking season ended during November. Leav- ing the white house.T our residence. about a. m., father would not return for dinner before noon. ThereuPon he would disnount and command the an- imal 10 ''go to the barn. Forthwith he proceeded to the gate through which entry was made to his stall When closed the gate was held in that posi- fion by a peg possibly six inches long that rested in hole bored in a post that abutted the face of the gate. old Cream with much skill. pulled the peg from the hole. nosed The gate open and proceeded to his stall with the dignity of the lord of the manor Instinct. did you says-Aiex- ander J. Mitchell in Harper's Weekly.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-04
DON MIGUEL HIDALGO.
Tragic Fate of the Hero of the War of
 Independence.

Tragic Fate of the Hero of the War Of
 Independence.
 One of the dates which Mexicans celebrate in the most solemn manner is that of the death of Hldalgo, the old to face +he colonial government and started the revolution which ended in the independence of Mexico.
 Hidalgo was shot in the early days of the war of independence. It is well known that he asserted on different occasions with the strong firmness of q prophet that he was too old to see the end of the fight and that he would be sacrificed before the end. He started the rebellion at dawn on the 16th of September, and for the first days he found no serious opposition on the part of the Spanish troops. His first Journeys met with great success. and in very few days he was at the head of large army, and it seemed as if nothing could resist him.
 He attacked Guanajuato and in q few hours took the city. He then marched in the direction of the capital and when he arrived at Las Cruces, in the mountains which bound the valley of Mexico on the southwest, his army numbered more than 100000 men. The Spanish troops faced him at Las Cruces, but were defeated.
 Hidalgo could then have attacked the city and taken it without great effort but he turned back, however. HiSto- rians have discussed this action, and almost all of them admit that his hesi- tation and his final retirement after victory WAS q great mistake and re- suited in the continuation of the war for ten years longer.
 Still it is said liat Hidalgo was nov ed by humanitarian idea. His army nad no QIsCTpnHC. IT WAS merely q mob/That i'll GuanajuaJO after tine tFi- umph had stained it's banner with rob bery and disorder. He feared that this mob, intoxicated by triumph, would fall on the City of Mexico and repeat the scenes of Guanajuato.
 He retired, and then defeat began. The Spanish forces were organized and re-enforced, and at the same time diSsension started in the 1nsurgent ar my. HidaIgo was defeated at Calder on and marched north, pursued by the . Spanish troops. At a place known as Norias de Bajah he fell into an am buscade and was captured with many of his companions. He was taken to Chihuahua, where he was Slot on the | 30th of July, 1911.
 The head of Hidalgo was cut of and | placed in an iron case at one of the corners of the Granaditas fortress, where he had obtained his first great victory. From there 1t was taken twelve years later. when the war was ended, in 1923. and brought to Mexi- co, being placed in one of the altars of the grand Mexican Her ! aid.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-04

An Indiana woman wants divorce because her husband reads Shakes peare all the time. She ought to have it too. The idea of an Indianian going back on nome products" that way!
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-04

M. E IHgalIs. the railroad manager. Is 8 candidate for the Ohio senator
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-04

For Review lob and business office call Phone 3s.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-04
CAMP RELIEF
 Is DESTROYED
Great Electrical Work In Cali fornia Will Be Delayed
 By Fire Demon.


 STOCKTON. Cal. From Sonora. Oct 3.-Camp Relief, the Union Construc- tion Campany's highest samp in the SieFras, ssxtyfour miles east of So- nora, was completely destroyed by fire at ? o'clock this morning and it is feared that several lives were lost as a force of 200 men were employed there. There was little time to get out of the pine structures in which they were sleeping.
 Camp Relief Relief is is the site site CT the monster reservoir being built for the Stanislaus Electric Power Company by the Union Construction Company and is located at an elevation of 1900 feet. Work was carried along at the camp through all last winter when snowbanks were fifty feet deep. The cost of maintaining the camp was enormous but the men were kept busy building a sawmill for summer and preparing for the heavy work of the season. Expenditures for supplies for maintaining the working camp there have been enormous but the company did not stop for want of money to carry forward the great work. The Stanislaus Electric Power Company is a 10,000,000 corporation promoted by Beach Thompson of San Francisco, scheme to carry electricity into San Francisco as soon as possible Right of way for the transmission line has been purchased from the power plant site near yallecito, in Calayaesas county.
 Huge steel towers carry transmits sion lines and the work was being done in a substantial manner The management hoped to get the lines into San Francisco early next year. The destruction of Camp Relief will delay the working forces at the great reservoir site, but the company will be able to supply electricity as soon as the power plant for the trahsmis. sin lines has been erected.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-04

The Jamestown exposition which hada great many knockers al first, is no wreceiying praises from every 2 direction It is one the best exposi- tions ever held, and is great deal larger than the Buffalo exposition, and is not far behind the one recently held in St. Louis.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-04

Nick Longworth decided to run for mayor of Cincinnati, Of course he wiH get the endorsement of father in-law Roosevelt and Heir Apparent Taft There is nothing like keeping the good things in the family.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-04

Geo. Bernard Shaw is disappointed in King Edward" and says so. right out loud; which shows that Georges mouth has lost none of it's cunning art of getting it's owner talked about
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-04

As if 1t were not enough for the president to scare Wall street out of a years growth. the order for the 1eet to saii to the Pacific coast ;-as thrown the whole town into teTTEz 4 a Japanese boasbardment.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-04

Foraker Is comforting himself with the thought that Mckinley opposed Hays and was himself elected press- dent But then Roosevelt is rot HaydB aad neither Is Foraker a Mckinley.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-04

ship. The three-cornered fight in that state ought to give as sOod a Democrat as Mir. Ingails an opportunity to get within hailing distance of that place.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-04

Mir. Taft Is reported to contemplate holding thre kings-in conversation
 during his trip, but MT. Foraker Is
 alleged to have the two black aces up his sleeve.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-04

The only negro member of the Geor- gia legislature has resigned his seat. and the colonels will hasten to cele- brate before the new prohibition law goes into effect
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-04

Everything has gonwe up sn price. Happily. circus tickets, watermelons and corn on the cob are still within reach of the poor.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1907-12-06
TROOPS OFF
To AVERT
RIOT
FunstonOrderSOne
Regiment to
Goldfield
President Quickly Heeds
Governors Plea for Aid
Sparks Fears Men
Are Prepared to
Fight
Miners Amazed TO Learn
of Federal Intervention
President Quickly Heeds
Governors Plea for Aid
Miners Amazed TO Learn
of Federal Intervention

Two special trains bearing
United States troops will
leave California this morning
for Goldheld, where trouble
between the miners and their
employers is expected. They
will be put through with all
possible dispatch, and should
reach the scene of the i'm
pending trouble in less than Is
hours. One train leaves the Oak
land mole at 9 O'Clock and the 9TH
er Monterey. They are expected
to arrive at Goldheld about the
same time. While no definite hg-
ures were given out at the Pre-
sidio it is thought that about go
men will go. Whether others will
follow depends on the outcome OF
the trouble. There are several
thousand other soldiers stationed
in the vicinity of San Francisco
bay and at Monterey, and they
could be rushed out in quick
order.
Extremely rapid work was done last
night in making arrangements for the
trip to Nevada 1t was at 9 o'clock
that General Funston, who was at din
ner with his wife at the Preside, re-
eeived from Washington the expected
wire to send the troops
Ordering an automobile, he immedi-
ately drove to the Pacific Union club,
where he held a short conference with
Colonel Bellinger. department. quarters
master. to whom. by virtue OF his posi-
ton, fell the task OF arranging trans
portation.
After this conference General Fun-
ston telegraphed to Ord barracks, Mon
terey. giving orders that men from Com
panies c, d. F. G and H be got in read
mess to leave there in the morning
Then Fort Mcdowell was communicated
with by telephone and detailed instruc-
tions given as to the men Of the Twen-
ty-second infantry who are to leave
there.
Colonel Bellinger meanwhile had
been busy making transportation ar
rangements. The short time to elapse
before the troops were to 90 left him
little Ieeway and at II o'clock full ar
rangements had been made.
The tug Slocum will call at Fort
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1907-12-06
NEWSBOY ON TRAIN IS
CHARGED WITH STEALING
Thomas Flaherty of Oakland Taken
by the Police of San Jose and
Is Accused of Theft

SAN JOSE. Dec. 5.-Thomas Flaher-
ty, 19 year old Oakland boy
and an employe of the Dennison news
company, was arrested here today for
stealing purse containing s4Se in
scrip and nay checks from the pocket
of Paul Dinkel Jr Dinkel claims that
the purse was takens from his pocket
on the train between Oakland and
Niles Flaherty states that he found
it at the Niles station. Dinkel missed
the money when he stepped from the
train at Niles and caught a freight
into San Jose, where he notified the
sheriff's Office. The newsboy was ar
rested on suspicion and the scrip was
found in his possession
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1907-12-06
Takahira'S Return to
Washington Pleases
Former japanese Minister Has a
Strong Hold ON Popularity
at American Capital
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

WASHINGTON, Dec. 5.-The return
of Kogoro Takahira to Washington as
japanese ambassador will be welcomed
by his American friends. Since he left
Washington two years agohe has been
ambassador to Italy and was made
count by the emperor.
During the Rfsso- Japanese war Taxa
hira was extremely successful in pro-
curing and retaining the. good will of
Americans for Japan. He was sur
rounded by brilliant staff. including
an American of exceptional popularity
Frederick E. Chaplin, as counselor. They
were skillful in their dealings with the
press and lost no opportunity to pre-
sent the best side of every encounter
with Russia
Count Cassini, the Russian ambassa-
dor, was at outs at the time with Sec
retary Hay and unpopular with, offcials
at Washington. Minister Takahira.- on
the other hand. became very popular
because OF his shrewd' wit and quiet
mastery of his business. Nine. Taxa
ihira9 is an American bred woman and
has done much to further her husband $
interests in social way.