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CURTIUS PAGE SANDBAGGEDa
Architect Taken to Bellevue as . Drunk
Dies In Dr. Bulls Hospital.

Curtius Page OF the firm OF Hayes Il
Page, architects. Of Springfield. Mass.
died at $50 yesterday morning at DR..
W. I. Bulls private hospital in East Thirty
third street. On the evening OF June %
he was picked up unconscious on the Coney
Island steamboat pier at the foot OF West
Twenty-second street and he never re-
gained his senses.
Two weeks g Mr.. Page came to New
York for an outing. On june % he is sup
posed to have visited Coney Island. for at
SIS that night somebody telephoned the
New York Hospital that a mar in need Of
attention had been carried of the Cygpus,
an Island boat, and would be found on
the West Twenty-second street pier. DR..
Truesdale, the ambulance surgeon who
responded. carried the supposed drunk
over to Bellevue, where his trouble was
diagnosed as incipient delirium tremens
bv Drs. Elmendorf and Bartlett. Some
how he WAS registered in the hospital
books as Curtis Page. actor In his
pockets were 81. Q brass check and papers
suggesting his identity.
j. c. Bsggs. Mr.. Pages brother-in-law.
came down from Springfield on July a..
Two days later Mrs. Page arrived and had
her husband transferred to DIR. Bulls
When Mr.. Page died. DR.. H. H. Mason.
who had;attsndsd him. informed Coroner
Dooley that there were bruises which
made him think hat the architect might
have been sandbagged either at Coney
Island or on the pier when he returned.
C~oroner's Physician Leblanc examined the
body yesterday. but said he could not tell
what caused death until after the autopsy
to be performed at the Morgue this morn
ing. Drs. Elmendorf and Bartlett said
last night they were confident that it would
prove to have been alcoholism.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-07-11
LACK.AWANNA TRAINS BLOCKED.
Eastbound TranIc Held Up at the Hobok en-
Tunnel for Two Hours.

A string Of freight cars was being switched
over the New York. Susquehanna and West
ern tracks where they. cross the Lacka-
wanna tracks at the west end Of the Lacka-
wanna tunnel in Jersey City last night,
when a box car was derailed across the
eastbound Lackawanna track.
The track was blocked for nearly W
hours. During that time all the Lacka-
wanna's eastbound trains were held up at
the west end OF the tunnel The Iacka-
wanna train dispatcher said that the trouble
was caused by a Pennsylvania Railroad
car. but the Pennsylvania train dispatcher
denied 10
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-07-11
CAPT. DEvANNEY on HAND.
Grabs . levesick Girl About TO Plunge
Into the East River.

Capt. Michael Devanney Of the Amity
street station, Brooklyn, grabbed Nellie
Daley, 20 years old, Of % Prospect street,
yesterday morning just as she was about
to jump into the river from the pier foot
Of Amity street. The girl made a hard
struggle to free herself from the captain,
and when brought to the station declared
that being forsaken by hsr lover she had
determined to kill herself. She was locked
up.
Can't. Devanney took charge OF the Amity
street station on Tuesday, and wns looking
over his new territory yesterday when he
heard that a young woman was hurrying
10 the dock TO throw herself overheard and
started after her.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-07-11
SHADE SISTERS GET A SWIM.
One Falls Out Of q Motor boat and the
Othe Goes Overheard TO Get Her.

The motor boat Bunker Hill. bound from
Clason's Point to 134th street. broke her
propeller when she had got about 500 yards
away from the dock at her starting point
at Q o'clock last night. There we're about
twenty passengers. The boat swung around
so as to take a swell from a passing Sound
steamer broadside. The swell tossed the
little boat so that Miss Hattie Shade. II
years old, Of 500 East l62d street, wal thrown
into the water.
The young woman is a good swimmer,
but the rollers from the passing steamboat
were too much for her. Her sister, Miss
Minnie Shade. jumped overheard to the
rescue Capt. Torje Of the motor boat
threw life preservers at the end Of a rope
to the young women and they were dragged
aboard.
Another motor boat took the passengers
of the Bunker Hill and towed the helpless
craft to the dock.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-07-11
AUTO BURGLARS FAILED.
Alarm Rouses Superintendent In Time 10
save DIR. Parker's ysiuabiss.

WENHAM. Mass. July iO.-Burglars in an
automobile we're prevented from robbing
the summer h ONE Of DR.. Charles Thorn
dixie Parker Of New York here to-day by
a burglar alarm,
Alexis Deveau, superintendent OF the
estate, was aroused early this morning by
the tinkling Of the alarm, which runs from
the mansion to his cottage. Aiming him
self with a revolver, he hurried to the house.
In the darkness he saw one man trying
To climb by the way Of a grapevine trellis
10 the windows OF the house and another
man near a window. He fred at the near
est man.. but was too far away for accurate
aim and missed.
The men jumped to the ground and ran
for the automobile which vas In waiting,
and when they were safely aboard it chugged
away.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-07-11
WYNNE TO BE RECALLEDp
Rumor That v espasian warner Ii to sue.
reed Him as Consul General In London.

WAsHINoToN July io-There was a
rumor in Washington tonight that Robert
J. Wynne. United States Consul General
in London. who was Postmaster General
in President Roosevelt's Cabinet, was to
be recalled and would DO succeeded by
Vespasian Warner of Illinois. Commits
sioner of Pensions. When Commissioner
Warner was told Of the report he said
Much obliged for the information. I've
just returned from Illinois and this is the
first intimation I've had Of it. I'm very
well satisfied where I am. and intend to
serve out my term or stay as long as the
President will let me-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-07-11
IIeut.-CoI. Ayres Ordered Before . Retir.
Ing Board.

WASHINGTON. July 10. Orders were issued
to-day by the War Department directing
Lieut.. Col. Charles @. Ayres, Fourteenth
Cavalry. TO appear before a retiring board
in New York on July II for examination.
The members of the board are Brig. Gen.
John NJ. e. Davis. Col. Charles 4. =. Hat
T.. Edie. Surgeon; Capt. Sanford n. Wad-
hams, Assistant Surgeon, and Capt. William
r, Johnston, recorder.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-07-11
MOVE TO ANNEX THE CONGO.
Belgian Gov ernment Breaches question
TO the Free state.
Special Cable Despatch 10 THE sun.

Special Cable Despatch 10 THE Sun.
BRUssEIs, July iO.-In the Chamber to-
day Prime Minister de Troos announced
that the Government had informed the
Congo Free State that it (the Government)
wished to suggest to the Chamber the an
nexation Of the Congo.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-07-11

Beat Excursions in World. $40 or eo A NJ or
, 3 N. from Hudson River Day Line pesbrosses
street pier. Music. See Steamboat TEL ADS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-07-11

DEwEys "BRUI CUvEE" n NE.
Delicious Why psy double for Imported,
H.. Dewey q Soma Co.. Is Fulton 81, New York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-07-11

The Purity Of Burnets's Vanilla
never questioned by any pure food com mission,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-07-25
LUMBER MILLS Are
N5lnfNSP77EEFPAARINNGt
TO CLOSE
TAYLOa-qPoH coMpANA AFTER
FILLING LOCAL oRDEH 5, WILL
SHUT DOWN WITS OTHERS
FOR THIRTY DAYS.


Nh'ie mere are onlE one q two
iAiiiS u 'ii's Yiel'iIy members OF 'he
0eoisid ana fioFiu4 ga" VIII $3.50
cia1on' 'Aese are prepa'ihS 10 close
down on august llrst lof one mohgl'
mo haHlRs oeen decided at inc last
hleetlns OF the assocla1loh heid IN
JacAsonViIie.
lA7 large nll OF 'ne iayioI-CooN
- press com ny "Hien Is d mem
oei ''ie ass"cl'S.l21' D" ~ cos
0o1"' '' Oue iI l,"' ~, py ,a9 w., -
,'ii'u' 10 ''e 'ii'ii i-''s q i',ii4'eI
''''' oi ue'7 "i'ieu y WIZ ''l'' M
F OurFle : ohaOle 10 STATE eSac
"Aeh 1oe ma VIII De closed. put q
- ul y '''''u ''''e as sum % 'i, m
iocai oIoel8 afe Hlie0 tne man Nli
SUCK 10 1ne agreement OIL 'he Bsso
cia4on ana close lof thlf5y days
There are one or two other mills
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-07-25

h6ER OF GOVERNOR VARpA
MANS STAFF ARRESTED
| on SERIOUS CHARGE.

i %gcRso1, Miss, July Consider.
able excitement was stirred up here
over reports from Kosciusko stating
thag Major George l.. Feat. Of Kos
ciusko. a member Of Governor Varda-
mans staff. and one Of the best
known military men in the state. mad
boen placed under arrest in his
home town. on the charge of af
tempting 10 criminalIv assault Miss
press.eg. beautiful young lady OF
that place.
According 10 later reports N9ior
Ycat has been olaced uuder bond I'M
tie sum Of ST O9O for apDearance af
preliminary trial which has been set
-or Tbarsdav Tie is . member Of
enc Of tae best known families in
that section Of fbo gtate lawyer by
profession and has beon nronincnt
ia. military and pol;fica1 affaire for
several Years
alfss prasslov ts girl of striking
boantv about 20 v,ars IF age ard p
niece Of DR. love ono Of inc fore.
most nhvsiofans Of that section Tho
alleged at.a-ant took nlaco in Major
r afe omoo aud # ,s qta+od 4hqt fbc
screams Of tho oirl ca,sod eeyeral
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-07-25

auring the evening and it is Safe
say hat those present now know
more about the city court Of Hamil-
ton than People in thai utle Baid-
aIa c-uas city
FOR indefinite Tine.
The atibusteriag tsctics today sue
coded in preventing the bin from
being read for the 5l.rd time. and
taI fore it viii have 10 g9 over until
n,2t Wednesday. OneG0h Of the
members Of the house succeeded iu
blocking the biH today and This NUM-
bar I is stated. can delay the third
reading for an indefnisc period.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-07-25
TomoRaows BALL GAME.

Locals and Waycross VIII Engage in
a Battle.
The Nfaycross ball team will arrive
- the city tomorrow at noon for two
games with the locals. Friday and
Saturday afternoons. The games are
Deng thoroughly advertised and it is
expected chat large crowds will be
out to both Of them.
Walker win pitch for the locals in
-le game tomorrow and viii be oD-
posed oy Lowther
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-07-25

bond5mau evil
Second checking the "s
6y police OF persons arrest
YORK.
Third, to end the suff,
nights Imprisonment In
police station cell besid
which a magistrate may
bail.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-07-25
A BIG FURNITURE SALE

win Be Conducted in the Padrosa
Building.
Those who want furniture should
not fail to attend the big sale begin
ming Friday, ii a. NJ, in the Padrosa
building next to A1nheiter's. on New
castle street. The sale will begin at
II a. m. and furniture Of all kinds
will be sold at public outcry. It will
be a great chance to set what you
want in the furniture line al way
down prices.
Remember the sale starts tomor-
row at II a, m. See ad on page 2
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-07-25

g.8,.sssv
Jpi 81
he aiTes
( aard
~
N
.ifsErsed ei. ia4
heen ~ saoa
ng e ~ 10 t.i'a
as sad toas pointing
gtfoasl o q oontnaaace of ae tac
tics uu miduibt when the hoasa
rxse pr.7ros a5loura
q d
~ Tire role vaan re
res aee Hines. OF Baldwin eJm
wha 81 ad moved or a reconsid-
erGoa of the biz 10 Abolish the city
court IF Hamilton. seab WasaaI
ieade o he proaIb. ION fore 8, was
On a.s at in a minute and opposed
the motion. but Speaker slatoa sus
,...,.,...,..-.l. f,..r, t1sf1
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-07-25
lumbermen Meet.

Sumter s. c., July 24-Tte lum-
81 nacn Of North and South Carolina
mat here today The meeting was
aeId behind closed doors and the
orly statement given out was TO the
erect Ia the separation Of the
south CaiIina men from the North
Carolina association was not men
toned it was decided by the mill
mon ol both states to close the mills
for thirty days to secure better
prices and conditions. It was also
decided to hold a meeting Of the rep
reseutatives from both states at Nor
folk, August s, when an effort viii be
made 10 extend the general move
ment fer better prices into Virginia
and Maryland.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-07-25

Washington, D. c. July 24-The
highest temperature Of the present
summer in the south and the middle
west with tho mazimum ranging
rom so Of 102 degrees, is toda> S
neat record.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-07-25
THE EXPO FuNDA
IS N BAIa PE
GEORGIA COMMISSIONER SHORT
ABOUT $1,000 ON THE
BUILDING.

BrunsWickans who contributed to
the Georgia building at The James
town exposition will be interested in
the announcement which comes from
Atlanta to the effect that the Georgia
commission O. up agapst a serious
proposition. Sho commission is in
need Of so5 hing more than $1,000
o finish pa{ VI for the work Of erect
ms the Ga6Tgia building, and nobody
seeas to now where IL is 10 come
SONY pre- than $4,000 was
coIlea lhe cities Of tbe state
Tor of greeting the Geor-
gia contract price OF
1hic6 SH7'500 An extra $1,000
was a%ed to The contract figures as
bonus 10 The contractors for push
ing the work 70 completion By June
10, Georgia day. It is stated how
authority OF the mmiasion. and il
IS prooaoA It rafuao TO pay tnis
With this s10Q f,ut ont there stlh
remains a balan Of between $4,000
ana $1,000 due Ahe building, ara
the commission ~ only a paltry
$tI9 IN its treasury
If.,,.l. hoo l.I<,
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He C0NF53ED TO
STEALING THE
MONEY
3. HAMILTON SAID mo
USE FOE NE TO DENY 1T WHEN
I HAVE THE MONEY ON ME-"
INSPECTORS SW TRAP.

Tho s,vonn.b prssr contains +,,o
folo,yine y+or, - M arras+ ~
Mail r,orl, 4sroi1t,, :, this -tt..
Monday ,rforoo., 1,ho r,,a III.
ia iau j.. tbst o,.,.
Accused Il bar.,g ron,o5 tba
14,itoa st,tos ,,aifs i,.,,.,ot p ~,
j,.on ! railwov o,,iI o,orl, ,.,nnine.
he5voan 0o,at1,o,-,a and o,.,os,,.i.l,
is IN tba chafban oonon. i,u naod-
lriaL Hamilton was arrested I'm
brunswick Yesterday af-ernoon ahonr
o'clocK Inv fine local uoefoeica in.
snaetors and WAS broua5t IA fba ejt,,
last aieht ana placed in IAN This
tnornjna ba was car,4sd before
rnited s,afes comnissiooar rd,v,ro
azlllott He waived his hsarine
and - bo,nd oyar nna.r hond n.
4 ooo I,miIton said 'bis ,no,n;,.
after a. taitsn hacs u tbo I'm
.hat fho9ebt that he would be able
i'd e,Ts bnd soma tima dn,.fro. tbe
aav
the arrest was ma4a j., lpsrecto,
r. r. Barry W. H Lewis and II n
Kline. who have been WORKING on the
case for some little time Reports
OF letters containing money being
lost on uamilton's run have been
reaching The postohlce authorities for
some time and the local inspectors
were put on the case. They soon
located what they supposed to be The
leak and immediately began TO bait
the lines. A catch letter was fixed
up ana put through the mails. the
letter being posted at stzgerald,
Ia. The letter, which colik kAAad $40
iii small b8ns III order thats fhc fact
,sDat there was mon. n tie RITTER
ot BE overlooked,
to 'AIr George G. Blacs, st,
Kulls, Ga"
.tors AFTER r,alzipa e,,ro
W. was aboard the tgain
fook he train for brunswick where
thew went immediately 10 tbe post
office in order 10 be there when The
man vac hro,,obt i 49,. LII
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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-07-25
BUILDING TOWARDS

bounced that on August 4
- birmingham and Allan
%begn to run trains into
bke. AIo, and Il is expected that
x The first of October this system
yin have trains running into Atlanta
ever its En tracks
This & uaeoment is important as
it win bg a.at time that this sec
sion Of thd lass ever had a direct
lne e tb The part OF the
~ is a rich farming
large crops Of
ndance of digersi-
The freight into
QewIy opened up see.
i%As be heavy and wn
p2g tho that has brought
these couuje nco touch with the
outside world handsomely
OF interest TO the people in this
9ar. of the state who go away each
gar either for Naltb or fer pleasure
is The fact mat lons the upper part
OF the A., p. "a, in Talbot and
Aarwethor counties, are number
9f valuable mineral springs which
have waited for this means Of com
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-04-20
ISLAND INHABITED
BY 50 CRUSOES
GoNE COLONY OF ADVENTURES
ON TRISTAN DA CUNHA, IN
THE SOUTH ATLANTIC.
ALL MADE DARK BY THE SUN
% Without Bread for Six Months Of
the Year and Sustain Life
Chiefly on a Diet Of
Potatoes.

Cape Town, South Africa-Au ex-
traordinary picture OF life on that
barren isle in the South Atlantic is
drawn in a letter received here from
a passenger who sailed from Table
bay for Montevideo 10y way Of the Is
Hand OF Tristan da Cunha.
A pathetic appeal was recently re-
ceived in this country for some one.
preferably q Church OF England man,
60 go to Tristan de Cunha to teach.
No salary could be offered, the ap-
peal said. as IN one whole year only
F25 was taken on the island.
The letter from the passenger on
the Surrey brings news of q calamity
which has bereft the island OF a
large part of it's able bodied male pop
ulation and tells of conditions OF pri-
vaion and misery among those who
are left
Among the Surveys passengers we're
Rev. Mr.. Borrow. his wife and an
other woman. bound Ter Tristan da
Cunha- Describing the difficulty ex-
perionced in landing them the letter
says:
The coast is very dangerous. and
~AtAt Was quito q possibility luat the
trio would have 20 be carried on to
Montevideo. but fortunately. although
We had encountered many rough seas.
when We came in sight OF Tristan. the
weather abated. and contrary TO the
captains expectations We were able
90 anchor within a quarter OF a mile
OF the shore
Two canvas boats put of from the
shore Immediately. bringing letters
which the islanders wanted posted
They had live sheep. ducks. etc. and
cured albatross and other birds for
barter. also milk. The settlers were
very peculiar looking. with some few
exceptions their skins are exceeding
" dark. owing 20 the sun. but most
OF them are Of European descent
The postmaster came on board. He
said that tho yacht Valhalla had
brought them word that Mr. Borrow
would arrive on the Surrey. and they
had reckoned so well that they had
expected us the day before.
HE said they now number only 60
Inhabitants on tho island. mostly wo-
men and children. The two boats
alongside us had the sole able bodied
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-04-20
ON s1.25o A YEAR.

His salary was 1850 a year. and
he had Just proposed 20 Miss Clare
Lighthead and been accepted and they
were both exQuisitely happy until she
said:
And you don't know how lovely
our home VIII be. George. II shall
be home indeed for you: a place OF
rest and joy and comfort! III ring
the housekeeper up every morning,
and"
The housekeeper?
Yes. yes. dear Now. don't inter
rupt. YOU naughty boy. III tell the
housekeeDer 10 tell the cook to"
The cook?"
"Of course; and I do hope we can
get a French cook. love French
cooking. And I'd like the parlormsid
to"
The parlormaid?"
"Yes. yes: I'd like a brisk. tidy.
rosy-cheeked girl don't care so
much about the housemaid."
why. my darling. I'm afraid"
Now, now. you bad old boy; you
must let your little girl have her own
way when IL comes TO the house ser
wants. You can engage the butler. II
you like. and Of course you'll get the
coachman; but when Il comes to the
laundress and seamstress and-why
George. what a dreadfully long face
you have, I don't like it,"
It looked longer as he sat In his
10 x 70 room an hour later trying TO
figure out" how the WAGES OF the
cook and housekeeper and butler and
all the rest Of them were TO be paid
on S25 per week lie hasn't calculat
ed It yet
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-04-20

male population. Some time ago II
men had put out TO sea to fish and had
been lost.
The island Is overrun with rats.
which eat all the crops. wheat espe-
cially. and for six months they had
not had bread. but had lived chiefly
on potatoes. The rule OF the islanders
Is for all TO share alike. so that when
an animal is killed each gets his por-
tion. This applies to everything that
can be divided.
1T took whole day to land the
nine tons OF baggage. and. owing to
the roughness of the sea. Il was an
extremely dangerous task. Some Of
the passengers helped. One was
washed out of the boat. but, being a
good swimmer. struck out for the
shore.
The farewells we're said and the
party got into one OF the canvas boats
which had been swinging on the davits
20 make it easier for them. but the
combined weight was too much. and
the boat began to break. so it had to
be lowered into the water first. and
the trio made the descent one by one.
aided by the officers
The ship was standing very high
out OF the water and going down the
ships side with the roaring surf below
must have been a terrible ordeal for
all. but they we're ali very brave. We
did not continue our voyage until we
saw them safely through the surf and
ON shore. but 1t was an anxious time
even for US on board. as we could not
foresec bow IL would be with them.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-04-20

The prodigal son stood in the door
way after his long absence. Il have
come. dad he said, choking with emo.
tom have come back with a re.
formed conscience and a reformed dis
position"
Tho old gentleman shouted himself
hoarse and danced a jig.
Thank goodness. lad" he eiacu.
lated. Thank goodness. you haven't
come back with reformed spelling"
And then the old gentleman went
out and killed the fatted calf-Chi.
cago Daily News.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-04-20

AND INTEREST THEM IN THE PLANET,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-04-20
A Need.d Ernlanatlnn-

Yes" said Lassitudinous Luke as
he traded his battered tomato can for
nice fresh one from the dump. "dey
wuz once when me an a New York
copper had million dollars between
us"
What" yelled Prayed Francis.
Fact" said Lassitudlnous Luke as
he fastened The string securely to his
new carry-an. "Y' see. wuz in de alley
on one side NV a savings bank an he
wuz lookin' fer me in de alley be
yont"-Judge.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-04-20

every Other wave seeming TO cover
their boat
The government sends a warship
once a year to this island. With this
exception il is a chance whether they
get in touch with the rest of the
world"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-04-20

REQUISITE NUMBER is OBTAINED. WE
FORWARD THE PRESENT INDICATED.
A PERSON WHO TRIES TO GET F
SUBSCRIBERS AND GETS TIRED MAY
CATE HIS WISH AND WE WILL SEND
PRESENT FOR THE NUMBER HE HI
CURED OVER FIVE.
THE NUMBER WILL. BE FOR NOT
THAN FIVE NOR MORE THAN TEN AND
LESS THAN TEN NOR MORE THAN TW
AND NOT LESS THAN TWENTY NOR
THAN FORTY. TO DETERMINE THE PRIz
WHICH THE WORKER Is ENTITLED.
E@-lF ANYTHING IS DESIRED NOT
FLED IN THIS LIST. WRITE US ABOUT TT
WE WILL TELL YOU IN WHAT CT Ass
LONGS "a
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For the Auto Show.

RECONSIDERATION.
Sweets-Carmels.
Illness-Car-buncle.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
NegetablC--Car-rot.
Flavor-Car-away.
AuJhor-Car-lisle.
Pictures-Cartocns.
Token OF anection-Car-ess.
ColOr-Car-mine.
Music-Car-ol.-Judge
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-04-20
Has Gallery Of Ancestors.

Mrs. Upperten-What fine gallery
OF ancestors. And what a strong fam
lily likeness in the facesi
Mrs. -Quick-yes; you see.
the artist had only one old photograph
to 60 By.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-04-20
Chance Enouoh.

Stage Manager (to lessee OF the
ater)-Our scene-shifter wants a hol-
iday. He says he hasn't been away
for three years
Lessee-Well. tell him he cannot
have one. lie gets change OF scenery
enough for anybody.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1907-04-20
Man of Many.

''Is he a man of good deeds7"
Cant say; but know he is a man
OF many"
Go on"
Hes in the real estate business. -
Milwaukee Sentinel.