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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-19
ON POCONO PLATEAU.
Popularity of the Region Dracrs
Wdny Visitors.

Mount Pocono. Penn. May IS (SpeciaD.-As
the date for the opening OF the summer resort
season on this beautiful plateau approaches the
hotel and boarding house keepers and al who
are in any way connected with this business
are putting on an extra squirt TO have every
thing in readiness for the reception or the
guests. the vanguard of whom is expected to ar
rive soon The improvements planned are mora
extensive than for some time past. and the
backwardness of the season has retarded work
The progressive spirit which has pervaded this
particular part of Monroe County Tor several
years past causing il 10 advance by leaps and
bounds. is in no way relaxed. and the result IS
q thoroughly renovated resort for the especlai
benefit of the tired city business man and his
family to gain rest and relaxation among en-
vironments that enhancing.
But this region. while peculiarly adapted for
the purpose. must in no sense be COMPOUNDED
with a health resort. because it is not. It IS
possible here not only to take genuine rest
but also to enjoy ones self ar various sports.
including golf. tennis. baseball. riding. hill
climbing, and So There are & number OF
good trout fishing counties in the State Of Penn
sylvania. but there isn't an angler anywhere
who will deny the fact that Monroe County
occupies position far superior TO any other
And this is not strange when one stops to con-
slider the POcOno region in particular. the
largest trout ever landed do not come from this
region, some persons would have the reader
believe. but the streams are teaning with Ten
and twelve inch fish.
The cold weather conditions that have prevalleu
were insufficient TO prevent the ardent disciples
of 1saak Walton from visiting this haven. anu
also the streams in and about BushSh Anu
they were successful. too and UP 20 the present
time the resorts that cater especially TO the
early fisherman have been kept busy.
The cottage spirit that manifested itself 50
prominently last year seems TO have deep
hold IL was thought that the limit had been
reached and that enough cottages had oeen
erected 10 meet all requirements. But not 80,
for the demand has exceeded the supply. anu
many new ones have been built In this region
and Bushkill in the Delaware Valley.
The Rev. B. n. NELL. of Philadelphia Is ~
the head OF the movement to erect a colony VI
cottages at Henryville. with large resort pulu
ing in the centre. The contracts for three or INC
cottages have already been let. and Others VIII
he as soon as the necessary preliminaries can &c
arranged. Associated with Mr.. NELL in TINS
movement is Alfred Theodore Herkness
A. II. Price has in course of construction .
commOdiOuS summer home the land recentiy
purchased by George j. Fanseen- Tobyhan1l,
is now in the height of It's prosperity, ana VIII
have an independent lighting system or It's own
by the time the season opens 1t viii De an
acetylene gas plant. plans for which have pesn
prepared by DR. George III. Rhodes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-19
THIS LADY DOTES ON SNAKES.
Mata Hari Has Great Respect for the Amer
lean RATHER

One OF the weirdest acts on the new Bostock
programme at the Arena, Coney Island. which
opened last night is that of Mile. Alata Hari.
queen of the Snakes" with her mess of wrig-
Cling reptiles. Pythons, boas. anacOndas. har-
lequins, bullsnakes, Whipsnakes, copperheadS
and diamond-back rattlers said to be like
toys 10 her. Born in the Jungles of Madras. of
Hindustani parents, from her earliest baby
hood she has known snakes. In speaking Of
her occupation last night Miss Hari said:
The snake l fear is your American RATHER
Every other snake is my friend Even the
poisonous copperhead is not greatly to be
feared the RATHER
Then she placed a white handkerchief on the
end OF long cane and approached Il RATHER
that lay cOiled in q basket in the arena The
snake struck at the handkerchief. which showed
when pulled away large brown stain in the
centre where the forked tongue of the RATHER
had touched II.
There is enough poison to kill a man." Mile
Hari said But there is comparatively little
danger TO those familiar with the habits of
snakes. RATHER has to COIL and never strikes
without giving warning with his rattles"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-19
COMFY ISLANDS ATTRACTIONS.

Luna Park began its second week last night.
every side Among the novel attractions now
ready is Might and Morning." 1t is "A complete
journey through heaven and the twentieth CEN
fury hell The management has invested $780,
600 in this attraction. 1t occupies a building
half block long and three hundred feet wide
1.-The Great Shipwreck" and 1.-The Days of 49,
are also among the new features.
The Dragons Gorge" The Mountain Tor
rent, THE Helter-Skelter,' THE Trip to tho
Moon" THE Luna Theatre" The Brownie
Theatre" THE Kansas Cyclone" and the nu-
merous other features in THE Court of Luna"
are still popular. Mr.. Thompson saws he he
neves he has in Luna Parks fifth season the
greatest show on earth"
The present season, which is tho fourth, at
Dreamland promises to be most successfuI
Many OF the attractions have never been seen
before, and all the old ones have been hrouebr
up to date. Chief among the new attractions
are THE Orient comprising ''The Feast ~
BelShazzar and "Herod's Temple. RoItairs
new Illusions called The Arabian Nights Up
to Date and ACROSS the Divide" a huge sIida
with smoking volcano at the top ana .aI,be
Awakening" which is supplementary to "C,rea
uon The old amusements which have been
made almost new are The End of the World ;,
Hell Gate" "Pharaoh's Daughter and the babv
incubators.
With two new wild animal acts and the re-
turn of the old savorites Bostock's Arena onens
to-day for the season of 1907. Among the new
acts are Buster Brown. a miniature elephant
trainer, and his mastodonic companion. Com
sui I'd, the human chmpanzee, recently re-
turned from a European tour; Mile. de Soukas
daring Tunisan. presenting group of lions
bears and hounds; Tweedledum and Tweedle-
dee. twin baby elephants. under the direction of
Master Tommy Weirre; lisa Peyrani's educated
dogs and monkeys, and Lieutenant r. IL
staines. the traveller. with his group Of lions
and tigers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-19
THE ADVERTISING SHOW.

Could of those oldtime town crters, who
paid to announce to the people that John
Smith Samuel Jones had received "a fresh in
voice of fine goods, which Wednesday FRI
day. as the case might be- he would "offer at
bargains at 10 a. m. In the market place. by
chance step inside Madison Square Garden any
week day between and the sd of May 1t is
pretty certain there would be a for the coro-
ner in short order and 1t is foregone conclusion
the verdict would be heart disease. Such array
of present day advertising devices would greet
his eyes would exceed the bounds of his widest
fancies. Everything. it would seem. that the in
genuity of conceive to attract the atten-
ton of the public TO his wares is be found be-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-19
LAST WEEK AT HIPPODROME.

The Hippodrome closes its doors for the sea-
son on Saturday evening, May % This. the
most novel and pretentious of all New York
playhouses, has had. according to the reports.
most successful season under the direction of its
new managers-Shubert e. Anderson. Schubert
& Anderson took possession of the house last
July. and it was opened by them on September
with "a Society Circus" the attraction of the
previous year. It drew crowded houses for
twelve weeks under the new management Two
new spectacles took it's place on November~2S-
pioneer Days and "Neptune's Daughter"
Three features that were loudly praised were the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-19

to invent machine for carrying them to the
postoffiCe.
The advertising agent, in his zeal for publicity,
has even invaded the nursery, for there are shown
numerous attractive cutouts for the children, each
bearing neatly printed label calculated to in
struct them they play with their paper horses
and lizards In the wonderful benefits to be derived
from the of SIMPSONS Sure-shot Soap or Vena-
bles Variegated Vinegar.
And after has the wonders of the show,
there still the irrepressibe press agent with his
promise of even more startling future.
Wait till next year. is his ominous injunction
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-19

seem inspired by the voluptuous Egyptian .nelo-
dies Of the sixth century. Needless TO say no
less than half dozen dancers havesuddeuT
cropped up in Paris. each giving her own
version of the "Salome' dance at various boule-
ward theatres and at the Montmartre music
halls. CIR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-19

Lewis de Burgh's illusion, called "Crema-
ton" Mr.. Hammerstein has engaged it for the
opening attraction at his Paradise Roof Garden
on top of the Victoria and Belasco theatres
Cremation" originally produced at the AL
hambra Theatre in London, where it met with
such favor that it was Immediately rebooked
The illusion shows the reduction of living girl
to ashes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-19

band of Sioux Indians in the ghost dance in
pioneer Days" the disappearing mermaids who
In the great tank. and the great ballet,
Under the Sea- which closes the performance.
The audience voted Marcene. the CurZon
sisters, the Holloway troupe Of tight wire artists
and Hassan Ben ATS troupe Of Bedouin Arabs
the best features Of the circus acts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-19

Tony Pastor sayB he has this week one OF his
best shows Of the season Dan Quinlan and
Kellar Mack. in THE Travelling Dentist" and
the Arlington Four are among the headliners
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-19

the Bison City Quartet and Almont and Dumont
will appear.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-19

Music lovers in Harlem go to the Harlem
Casino. 124th street and Seventh avenue 70,
dnper and good music. Svedrofsky ana his
Metropolitan Opera House Orchestra are the
attraction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-19

Miss Cecil Spooner. the only member of the
Spooner family who is not at the Fifth Avenue
Theatre. will appear at Blaneys Lincoln Square
Theatre during the week of May 81 in an his
torical costume drama called THE Dancer and
the King" Mr.. Blaney and j. Seare Dawley
are the authors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-19

What is said TO be the most marvellous bit Of
conjury undertaken In the magician's world Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-19

Kellar. the magician. who comes to Blaney's
Lincoln Square Theatre this week, will offer
ss e. special feature his new magic playlet, 1.-The
Witch. the Sailor and the Enchanted Monkey
Several other tricks In modern magic and illu-
eious VIII be shown, and an hour will be devoted
70 the smaller mysteries and pure sleight-of-
hand. In the latter Mr.. Kellar has assistant
a2aail Taladon, the English trickster
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-19
ThAW SMOKES TOO MUCH.
atis Physician Advises Less Tobacco
and More Exercise.

New York. July ~, So many aul
such varying reports have y! "a"
been printed concerning tne physIca.
coalition OF Harr! X. Tha~ ma, Dr
Frank Mctuirr. the TooMh physician.
has made a statement on mis- health.
DR.. McGuirc sad that Thiws con-
litiaon did not differ from that %: Any
nan confined As Tnaw i. wlo lives
o. rich foo. and spends mn h ''m'
smoking black Jriir pipe -:
Ac(;uire added:
Il have advised Thaw To Cu' io"n
the amour; Of smoking an! - reSu-
late his diet. nave writ en pre-
scripton for HIM and have advised
his taking less exercise in n" bvl> IN
and urged him To take more thar, ~
does when he /, out of doors in The
Afternoon.
Tnaw row wears green sp:S. :
while out IN the prison yard. II"
complained that when ou' ~ !o)rs
the strong ,isli hur', Ms eyes
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-19
WIRELESS FROM MARK TWAIN.
hur,oris on Shiptoard Sends Char.
acteristie Message.

I.rn!oa, iuly lS.-The following
wireless dispatch by way o! Crook
naven irrm II" Atlantic ,ranpor! line
steamer Minnr,onka. and signed
Mark Twain" has been received
by the Associated Press:
"ieft the enamel Monday at 1880
in lnu5,fu. weather. and sighted the
Sicily islands. 10 miles OF. At 8
O'Clock ran into q dense fog which
broNe into pathos during the night.
At O'Clock Monday morning the fog
cad ,licken,i and the ship was
craving along slowly. AZ s: - a bar
OUT 81 !d.n!y loomed up and lost ner
oow.pci, by dragging along our side.
we received very slight damage.
ne barquc was coming for our broad
le. ont r~omlt action on both sides
prey rn'eh direct collision.
''T9r hacque disappeared In the fog.
We ,aw her twice during a three
hour hnn' but she was so quickly
.m.t.up, In the fog taa: We could
10, speak her. 80 We ro:umed our
raj, A.. vel. (SiSEr!| Mar"
INIin -
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-19
HAYSvCo T7'AL.
State Witnesses F!1ty Co-:rad.et
T~cs. cf tie Defense,

B,!... ....o. t.. IS. Il. &c last
STAGES If ~" case Asi'r,' N'il..I"N ID
Tia, wool 'ho pro. "''i,.'" ,n -!N ".'-
neSse, o.. IL" >'.Hi I;r.!a, 10 49,
gu, the "vi :"ncr & -" t. :"!-".
Thrr, tr,'...c! - .uai::; u, IN TIE
C0,ui iA!"ur n 1880. ani Tree ~
the -'ut'i0:. IL Colorado iu!!s ~"
strike period oi 13",. AID loA. tn"
imp,r' INT win SO. =! re "a, Nrr'
ca...d t. CONT adic, she showing made
BY WITNESSES for the defense ,Aa'
Their was no reason for tGe calling
of tae militia ot COio:a!o. otter THAN
drsir. on the part OF he mine own
RS - Lrl\.' n.t IL ,'.rS OF the western
F"d' alton uf Miner, from tha mining
district One VITA, So ta,ly con-
traiit,ed ~. evidence introduced b!
ne defense ~ show thai 'he tXp.o-
son OF IA. NIu,hcato, mine va. due
to an accident
While ;h- big tria. was going on
IN ne di,'ric. court before Judge
Wool an Interesting: on ,.iOot of The
case was being G"ard In me small
room used a. court by Justice ~
tar Peace Savage C.. w. Al",. the
1.ppt agent. VINO vas arrested charS
o. with perjury. vas Drought b"! Ore
NE MAGISTRATE flr preliminary hear
ing.
Inc pr.nc,pa. witness in tne per
l;r, hra~.nS was Orchard hims, II.
r.r Pr on., was broug..t II from the
,rui:rNilar, IN >.a..c u: Warden
Walton AZ! pn.!.rn'ii:y guard.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-19
MORE DEATHS PROBABLE.
Critical Condition Of Survivors Of Bat
tleshln GEORGIA Acc.C:nt.

Boston. July ls.-Tlrer NJ ne -
survivors uf the Accii IL on rpA:i TIE
1att.csLir Gru:GiA. IN Mnn a.. from
which h,nc .Iui:a> navr resulted Mrl"
lying n an t\t.rme!y cri'lca. con-
Aition Wo,!"C. day morning III he '.
.. Naval hospital at Chelsea WA":e
Shey were talon after ihe aoc!d'n:.
The condition Of one OF the threS'
Louis o. M"c>e seaman "ip eN :
listed at BereL. O. was 50 danger
Gus that tho physicians al -" nos
pital said tina, they believed Il" could
aot live more than - hours.
The other Two who wer" the mos
seriousi! injured arc M'dSh!pman
James F. Cruise. OF Omaha, \eo' ;
Who. however. has shown -liRh'
improvem. and James P. Tnom'
a.. OF Brooklyn. y. y. whose con
dltion VAS reported as being w.thou'
change.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-19
PLO- OF VICE EXTENT.
Many ITALIANS Had Hand IN i-amana
k'o-apin3 Case.

HA!:. ..'". 49,. ia, l\.-I1c H.'
a. n, , ne. zen 80. vl.rl c.u,-l
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-19
TeIegraphers Strike May Soon
Cone 70 an Ead.
CONFERENCE OF OFFICIALS
Whatever Terms Are Agreed on IN
Settling Strike. Uniooists VIII tn
sist on Reinstatement o. Az Men
Now Out.

San "a. ,:-D. Jnly 3.-As the
r,,u.; .! a conference Tue ,day be-
tween i.ao,r Commissioner Ne,ll and
siI"n, ). J. Sal!!. Of the Com
me!c:Il T"."grao!..rs' union. az end
OF ilr t., .raIurc, strike has. II Is
believed. eD ,r,nsa; into sigat.
IL wa ant 4 a,Ju; tle te.egrA-
rhrrs' yea il;.r'e:, IN Oan.and taat
some '..ct..L ..li Icye,oleI between
Pr.,..ta; SuA.' and me tnree mem
o.,s o. t." eX'"u.ive Committee VI
the EA'ipNa. III III. who came west
VITA C"H..!!:s,. ).er Neill. and one OF
.a,n l. "a! - haze strongly intl-
mattel TIA ,Arr" would be To extern
sion of the strike to others cities,
whatever nigh: Je the outcome mere.
IL IL believe! ia stro!s innuen cea
vii! % brought - NH'su3 lie he oper-
e;a.s 10 "rp. :..e tsrals offered 0y
Ia. G, Mpaui.s.
VIVA rver term. covering wages are
as".s' Oh u sc ing .he strike. the
un;tLis's declare ,Cey will insist on
the rein Eat sment o! all the men now
oL,.
PresitentSmau says ne will probably
make public soon the result OF hts
conference with Commis sioner Neiil.
He viii. not YET announce whether !
genera, strike will be ordered In the
event of the failure Of Eeili to bring
tha strikers AMI the companies to-
GetLer
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-19
GRIEF DISPATCHES.

The all. ged detention OF . Mus.
su!man woman in the gnetto II Te-
heran has nearly led to Q massacre.
The authorities interven I'D opportune-
ly. 7 wenty Jews were injured In the
fighting.
On a charge OF completely In the
revolutionary plot. which on July 6
resulted in the murder Of the gov
ernor OF Anhui. q female teacner II
a girls seminary. has been. decapi-
tated. says a Shanghai dispatch.
4 young merchant has been arrest
ed In Constantinople In connection
with the bomb explosion Sunday night
IN front OF the summer quarters OF
tne American embassy At Therapia.
Admiral DubasofY. OF st. Peters,
burg. has left CrOnstadt ON cruiser
for a cruise OF ak weeks In the Arc
tic ocean in order to select new ma
val harbor on ;ne Mummanian coast.
At Portland. Ore. Mr.. and Mrs.
Nicholas I.ongwOrth arrived from Vel
.owstone Park Tuesday and left later
for San Francisco where they will
take the steamer Siberia for Homo
lulu
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-19
To Probe State Prisons.

VET sit.on Of ak the pena! insutu.
Ton II n. state. the Herald an.
nounccs. is tn 70 made by Governor
Hughes Startling revelations are
pre. iced which vii. show a need fOi
immediate reform. Convicts. II II
staIci, nav" made many charges. and
these are aid > be respon s!ble fo'
m, gove,nnrs contemplated action.
Sins Sing ,r!snn Is understood 10 DC
the first =. the ."nal !nstitu.! IS "a
B., prooed
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-19
Robbers stlli 1t LarSs.

Cherryvale, Kan. July 80. ].
Brown. the harvest hand who vas
.aot and killed here Tuesday By one
OF TWO robbers wno had held them up
on a fre!sh, train. was from Poplar
Blum. Mo. and was % years OF aSe.
Otis Taylor. the other harvest hand.
who is believed to be fatally wound.
e!, is 90. and cAme here Posey. Ill.
Taylor vas Taken to Independence.
where an c,n'a.,oa will be perform
ed In IN cEO,, - savc h.s life. The
robbers. believed to be negroes. are
still at large.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-19
Marshal Kills Ex.

Bi-nin, .sli. a.. ia! NO.
CAa:uo.e.. nA.-Ha. Dt Cardin. mi
L,.s ,o"n il. he ~e>;Arn part oi the
county. shot All! killed \. NJ Bur-
If -" Town. Monday night. ChAmb!ee
attempted - arrest l'urrell and CLAIMS
=. p.!,.a.r attempted 10 shoot him.
Ile marsha. fired IL .r,f-de!euse.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-19
Korean Emperor Asitated.

Toxic July lS.-lt Is reported IRON
seoul that The emperor OF Korea is
nervous and agita;ed and i re-oruHs
20 An elaborate system OF ESPIONAGE
following q survey Of the proposals
made by the government ~ Japan
Saroueh Foreign Minister HaHash..
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-19
Tour for Gl,ddsn Trophy.

indianapolis. Ind. JOY lS.-The
cong string Of automobiles taking part
N the tour for tho Glidden ro?Hy
Ie0 mere Wednesday in = driving ra!r
~ columbus. o.. q distance OF la
n'ss. But one machine was !eN
due TO IN accident TO an axle.
u va . runaSou
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-19
Guests OF Roosevelt.

Oyster H4!. y. y. Ju.y lS.-
Presiden, Ro se'e!t entertained a:
lunch on w. IL, lay l.. = S,u.tpl
Hopkins 81 ,..HJ,s. L S D-'r' .
Attorney s. mon. Of me 80. .r..
district ~ E"w YORK. IL. l. y! .-
Of Wisconsin and DR.. Albert SEA-
OF New York.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-19
Summoned Before Army Board.

New York. July lS.-l-ieutenant.
Co.nne. Ayers. whose wife got into .
di> pu,c VITA the war department be.
caus -nr Na> barred from visiting
West Pom; .r?eared Wednesday be.
for" q re'' H' Il IL this city.
Although h. !. .tuSu.ted his coun.
SCI he vii. appear alone before the
board and say> re /, confident he vii.
pass the examination suoce s::uIy.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-19
ouektown Copper Mines.

TIE DI"N'Dwu "o2p"r NINE Question
va, c,n-ii",rt ., ,hr genera. judi
C:arI Cpu,iE!.'- < u ne >'aa'e Tues
IA Afternoon. For $50 hour. "A
.Ir." num- Der II r.prr-'.i i'.N". tom
br,h -.i.> We're heari from.
Ia. ,c- ),ut,pn ~ Senator b, d pro-
viD!r! that 4 c)nmi ,Slon be Appoint
ci {, i.v,>tisa.e the si,uatoa, Ant
Sc. II ~. fumes from me copper
...:.p. A.. not h-!L2 cOL\ crtcu into
,u.rnuv.c acid ~ me piin;.
til" mi, ;"?:">elt Nr!A AZ, d
investment. anI ne question a. -
,.. IN" N.,u Ike, should De forced
to -,lp tA, fumes /, serious one.
.Iii.c la, -, ca, In an: al
VIE. nc c,E r!:'','.. from tat : ,a:.i-
d.. OF 'ar sac,
TIE crlAn.'' - 'rt"d NOTION
IVA. ~, r"-uiv'.Ul ~. re'uIHt II the
.r.a." 81. -" i""pM:ne. iA'!JL :la'
- d No MISS
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-19
veao, MANUSCRIPT FOUND.
Hitherto Unknown Opera VIZ by
Great Composer.

Milan. july l>.-ih "oN " 90
n,,..r. n Nr:a!, o.! HoGe A. SaA'a
.r,.r, more ma b"en fA1n ! ~
,,,u.c-lo. " 9'e'h"r'o ulAE""h
oo.ra writes. " 'ac great composer
In ,cc,,lanre vii: he WI ~ YER
Al ne, con' ~ a: ; IS oox were c
have ,e,n des.-oyrl. At! II was "H'!'
COIN. Through 'he papers 9r"Ha'a'"'!
;, carving uVt ne lead mat "!S"',
WA, M, o,cra Aas .ound
T, has no. Vet aecn !rcide BY YER
a. ,x..,,:,,r. va. Vii - lone ".'a
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e.. M. .,a' A. c!f' - 'he uni
ver.;,y o; Berlin a -. OF rs ""'N'
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AVID bearing MS au'ns~hrh Trey
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,ica,;on Of 'h- GOOD VI. VI the Anne.
team oresilcu, toward Germany.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-19
Two Killed by Express Train

Wh".l,.s " Va July Is. The
O..J vdl.!Ld! rain ran down horse
and buggy =; crossing al ClAysville.
Pa. killing ia! Baney. aged !.
Yeas. and CarmAE Guthrie. aged 3
yea:> Ny, VI G. Guthrie. Of
WA>uesboto. Pa. mother OF the
child. Wa seriously injured. Both
horses We.. k!!.ct