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The Winslow mail., 1907-08-03

G.. r. Bauerbach returned from
a trip to the mountains this week
and expects to go out again in
a few days with party.
The Winslow mail., 1907-08-03

The Ash Fork base ball team
went homelast Monday defeated,
our boys having drubbed them
to the tune of 9 to 5.
The Winslow mail., 1907-08-03

There will be a game here
Sunday between the junior base
ball team of Flagstaff and the
local junior fans.
The Winslow mail., 1907-08-03

Edward Lamb is laying off
few days. Engr. c. M. Byrd is
on the 1882 during Mr.. Lambs
absence.
The Winslow mail., 1907-08-03

Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Buckley of
Gallup, visited friends here Sun
dav and then continued to Calf
Ornia.
The Winslow mail., 1907-08-03

Miss Terry, of Williams, was
entertained Saturday and Sun
day by her friend Miss Alberta
Part.
The Winslow mail., 1907-08-03

lin Donahue was down from
Adamana Sunday.
The Winslow mail., 1907-08-03

Ex- Sheriff Houck was in Win
slow this week among old friends
The Winslow mail., 1907-08-03

F. M. Zuck was a WinSlOw Wis
itor this week from HOlbrOOk.
The Winslow mail., 1907-08-03
Additional Locals

Chas. Daze was in from his
ranch this week.
To have your clothes neatly
cleaned and pressed take them to
Fairchild, the up-to-date tailor.
lin Donahue was down from
Adamana Sunday.
For sale-A one-story, seven
room rooming house with cellar,
good bath room and a large
store room. A large barn, chick
en- house and outbuilding on lot.
Property wellimprovedandi in the
most desirable location in town.
Inquire at this Office. 27-3O
County Recorder McAllister
was in town Monday.
Lost-Gold band ring, initials
on inside. Return to Mrs. c. NJ {.
Service and receive reward.
IL. Service returned home from
Chicago last Saturday.
E. L. Morrison was initiated
into the Elks Thursday.
Born-to Mr.. and Mrs. Andy
Montana, Thursday, boy.
F. M. Zuck was WinslOw Wis
itor this week from HOlbrOOk.
Ex- Sheriff Houck was in Win
slow this week among old friends.
Burr Williams and family left
this week for a stay in the mount
aims.
Clark Levcngood left for Los
Angeles Thursday where he will
remain.
Engineer Ed Clark and family
returned home from California
this week.
Sheepmen Scorse and Brown,
of Hoibrook, were visitors here
Thursday.
AL Swearingen returned this
week from an extended trip to
California.
Mr.. George Rickle of Flagstaff
is here, working in the office OF
Babbitt Bros. store.
The Winslow mail., 1907-08-03

Burr Williams and family left
this week for a stay in the mount
aims.
The Winslow mail., 1907-08-03

Born-to Mr.. and Mrs. Andy
Montana, Thursday, boy.
The Winslow mail., 1907-08-03

To have your clothes neatly
cleaned and pressed take them to
Fairchild, the up-to-date tailor.
The Winslow mail., 1907-08-03

Grover Bazell left for Gallup
TO remain few days; from there
he we'll go to his home in Ohio.
The Winslow mail., 1907-08-03

w. A. Ensign's children anc
their aunt are visiting here this
week from Tucson, Arizona.
The Winslow mail., 1907-08-03

Tom Dye and wife returned
Thursday from a trip to their
ranch in Apache County.
The Winslow mail., 1907-08-03

E. L. Morrison was initiated
into the Elks Thursday.
The Winslow mail., 1907-08-03

Clark Levengood left for Los
Angeles Thursday where he will
remain.
The Winslow mail., 1907-08-03

IL. Service returned home from
Chicago last Saturday.
The Winslow mail., 1907-08-03

Mr.. George Rickle of Flagstaff
is here, working in the office of
Babbitt Bros. store.
The Winslow mail., 1907-08-03

AL Swearingen returned this
week from an extended trip to
California.
The Winslow mail., 1907-08-03

Engineer Ed Clark and family
returned home from California
this week.
The Winslow mail., 1907-08-03

Lost-Gold band ring, initials
on inside. Return to Mrs. C.M.
Service and receive reward.
The Winslow mail., 1907-08-03

Sheepmen Scorse and Brown,
of Holbrook, were visitors here
Thursday.
The Winslow mail., 1907-08-03

County Recorder McAllistel
was in town Monday.
The Winslow mail., 1907-08-03


Tom Dye and wife returned
Thursday from a trip to their
ranch in Apache County.
w. A. Ensign's children and
their aunt are visiting here this
week from Tucson, Arizona.
Grover Bazell left for Gallup
TO remain few days; from there
he we'll go to his home in Ohio.
Miss Terry, of Williams, was
entertained Saturday and Sum-
dav by her friend Miss Alberta
Parv.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. M. Buckley of
Gallup, visited friends here Sun
dav and then continued to Calf
Ornia.
Edward Lamb is laying off
few days, Engr. c. M. Byrd is
on the 1882 during Mr.. Lambs
absence.
There will be a game here
Sunday between the junior base
ball team of Flagstaff and the
local junior fans.
The Ash Fork base ball team
went homelast Monday defeated,
our boys having drubbed them
to the tune of 9 to 5.
G. R. Bauerbach returned from
a trip to the mountains this week
and expects to go out again IN
a few days with party.
Herbert Hilkins, butcher for
Babbitt Bros. left this week for
Los Angeles. His place was taken
bv Toe LaChance, of Williams.
Operator Johnston has resum-
ed work in the Santa Fe tele-
graph office, relieving operator
Plunkett who will 60 to work
out on the line.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Folsom, and
Mr.. Folsom's mother and sister,
returned from a trip to California
this week, and left Thursday
night for her h ome in Kansas.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Y. c.
Proctor, Saturday the 9th, a
baby girl. Mother and child do
ing we'll. Mr. Proctor is even
more pleasant to meet than usu-
al.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-07-22
M MENUDENCIAS S
LAS FELADiS DEL MUNICIPAL

Con un programa espl6ndido sun
tuoso, llevose cabo en- Ia noche del
sabado. Ell bene6cio del distinguido
competente maestro Mayoqul. Ell
immense p1blico, Que demostraba una
vez mas, las simpatias y la admira-
clon de que disfruta tan modesto ar
tista, resultaba tan selecto como com
petente.
CreemoS que, el apreciable macs
tro Mayoqui, Sc encuentre muy salts
fecho de las pruebas de cariflo que.
la Sociedad de San Juan, le demos
tro la nOche del sabado ultmo.
No lntentamos detenernos hacien
do una resena de la Interpretation de
las obras que fueron puestas en- esce-
ma, puesto que de clio, habra Quien
Sc coupe con mas autoridad jor
aclerto. Lo-1nico que hemos de re
comendar mucho, a la direction de la
troupe" que act1a en- nuestro teatro
es, que procure por los medios su
alcance, no caer en- la tentaci6n de
suJetar la atencion del pdblico un
programa tan largo como ell del be
nehcio del maestro Mayoqui.
Los resultados de programs tan
extensos, creemos hayan sido notados
la direction, como 10 fu6 por cuantos
por aslstimos al Municipal Ia noche
del sabado
Los ultimos n1meros del referido
programa. solamente fueron oidos
por una cuarta porte del p1blico que
llen0 las localidades del coliseo. des
de las primeras horas de la noche.
Es nuestra hum ilde opinion que.
toda velada teatral que pase de las
doce, dara por resultado. 10 que con
sentimiento dejamos dichO, con res
pecto al .selecto programa de Ia nochc
que nos Ocupa
Tn aplauso los artistas que tolna-
ron parte en- el desempefiO de los dis
tintos numeros de que Ell programa
Sc componia, muy specialmente, 4
Ia banda de la "Policla Insular que
intercal6 en- .su ndmero de concerto
la Fantasia Morisca' del maestro
Chapi, y que ejecuto magistralmente
NADIA hemos de agregar 4 10 mucho
que va tenemos dicho sobre el con
cepto que nos merece ell maestro N
yoqui como director de Orquesta, 81
nos ha demostrado casi siempre. que
Su batuta eS Ia base fundamental dc
cuanto pued N hacer sus companeros,
eScusamos decir que altura ray6,
en- la noche de su benefcio.
Brovo, maestro; imuy bravo ....
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-07-22
Numero III

Gabriel Hernandez, 4 cuya buena vo-
luntad, iniciativas esfuerzo, Sc debe
en- gran parte Ell ferroc4 rril que tie
pemos.
FL entusiasmo de este pueblo ha si-
do lndescriptible, han habido animadf-
simas retreats y fuegos artihciales.
para cerrar con broche de orc
esta inolvidable suntuosa fiesta del
progreso, no falto ell amor a la caridad
y la filantropfa cristiana, en- csc SEN
lido una Comisi6n presidida per don
Gabriel Hernandez, don Teodomiro
Ramirez, Emilio Escalera ell doctor
5 Santiago repartiendose m1ltiples limos
mas a los Pobres, noble rasgo que
levanta Ell sentimiento de la grandeza
Ell Corresponsal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-07-22


espero que no sera desdef1ado mi pre-
sente, al que Sc une la voz de aliento
de un compafero que 1e excita con-
tinuar su patriotica labor. sin parar
mientes en- los que, tai vez ALI como
aQu1. no acierten comprender que
bienes produce el rebuSco de 10 que
ellos apellidan literaries vejeces. A
esos hay que repetir a cada instante,
aca como ALA las trascendentales fra
ses con que termina Varona Su do
cente prefacio.
"Esta lectura serfa sana y prove
chosa en- todo tempo; hoy es ademas
fortihcsnte. FL alma Tegionalsse nos
revela "merced 4 esos viejos libros, :
en- su laboriosa gestaci6n. Conocien-
dola mejor la amaremos mas; la SEN
tiremos mas ampliamente difundida
en- .nuestro esplritu individual. We
remos que venimos de lejos; y
no nos resignaremos a ser una exha-
lacion que brilla I'm instante como un
sol, para desaparecer de una vez Ell
la sombra eterna.
S. BRAU
Tulio X de 1907.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-07-22
Ell SerViCiO de farOS
Julio IS de 1907.

Ell captain inspector del ter
Ger Distrito de servic1o de Puer-
to Rico Mr.. A. N. Wood nos re
mite una nota sobre Ell examen
para ingreso en- el servicio de
Faros. Dichos examenes ten
dram lugar en- el mes de Agos-
to. La nota de referencia dice
asi:
"Se hace saber por esta noti-
cia que los examenes para las
plazas de Torreros en- Ell servi-
|cio de Faros en- Puerto Rico,
seran verificados en- "a de Agos-
to de 1907. a las diez de la ma.
mana en- la ofcina del Assis-
tant Inspector del tercer Distri
to en- Puerto Rico.
Las solicitudes Sc recibiran
haSta las cuatrO de la tarde del
dia q de Agosto Y las formas
para este examen seran remiti-
das a los q1oe las solicitor.
Ell examen Sc basara en- edad
caracter como hombre trabaja-
dor experienced y condolences
tfsicas, Y sc prehere que conoz-
can Ell idioma ingles.
Toda solicitud debe ser escri-
ia por Ell mismo solicitante.
Toda persona que habiendo
sido examinada y aprobada en-
Agosto ultimo, queda notificada
que esta en- la necesidad de re
novar su examen en- el presente
ano, ST es que desea Continual
| figurando ST. nOmbre en- ia lista
de elegibles, pues dichos exa-
menes son valederos solo po1
un ano.
Sc desea tambien blece1
una lista de elegibles para Gu
brir plazas de Capitanes de bar
CO, Ohciales segundos, Ingenie-
ros marinos. carpinterOs Y obre
rOs; las formas seran remitidas
a los solicitantes para estas
plazas Y seran examinados er
Ell mismo dia como los demas
para Torreros de Faros y en- Ia
misma forma antes dicha.
Los solicitantes para exame
nes de Capitanes de barco, Of
ciales segundos { Ingenieros
marinos, estan obligados a re
mitir con la solicitud su licen-
cia."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-07-22
A los susCriptOres J Agentes

Para la buena marcha de esta Admins
TRACTION, no admitimos Atlas de SuscriptO-
res este diario siDO desde ell 10 de cada
mes. Las BAJAs Sc avisaran los dfas 30 8
81; Sdviertiendose que las que Sc Geren con
posteroridad no Sc tomaran en- cuenta nj
Burtiran efect3 en- Ia contabilidad hasta ell
aia dltimo del mes siguiente al en- que Sc
solicitor.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-07-22

Despues de haber circulado profusa-
mente invitaciones progrsmas de la
casa Finlay Brothers , de este Munich.
pio, respectivamente, SC llev0 feliz
t<rmino con Ia mayor esplendid6z, II
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-07-22
CcClDiS Al yrElo

Parece, segun leemos en- la prem
sa europa, que los representatives dc
Espaf1a en- la Conferencia de La Ha
va, han sido objoto de calurosas ova-
clones por los discursos pronunciados
defendiendo la doctrina Drago Ase-
guran que los delegados de Russia,
Italia y Francia, han votado de con
formidad con 10 expuesto por los re
|presentantes espafloles.
81 es verdad tai aseveraci6n, alg1E.
ma vez las razoneS de los pequenos.
habian de arrastrar, aun que, pausa
damente, la gran potestad de los
grandes.
NsERIS
La mama -Pero Alfredito, Jpor
que rifles con tn hermanita7
Alfredo.-Es que estabamos jugan
do Adam y Eva, y mi hermanita,
que era Eva, sc ha comido toda In
manzana.
P.R.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-07-22
DE VEGA ALTA

Hermosa Inauguration del ferroca-
rril.-Asistencia del Gobernador
Post, del Conse'o Executive y otros
ilustres personajes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-07-22

Ell Cores esponsal.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-09-28

rs~.n~ ps. s~~ ss-rs~v. v..s~~ sn.ssss
sws asuees~s ss.~vs

s,v Fss~,Sscc ~rps ~ rhe-- isd.~s.
msu'a wers presented to-day Nv Ne Fs,i~Vsl
0rand hwy sss'r~t 'he Souhrsa PsclHc
ccrpenv sod tvo aWnlsyss fhs Pacific ussl
~s'~su-hip Company Tor rrta'lsg
rvo ~ tHe i~ndlr'weuts ssssnss 'he so'fh.
err rs~lfc cor'sir Hfiy co,Inss ~sch. ard M
o,hsr c,,o'sias sight ooants Tho iedh-s.
men'. srs'nse The r.ctar urn s~,~ssr.h,p
Corrsnv srch contain EIGHT NJ rho
p~naltv - rfpm " ~D ~ on lrp or ss~h
couu,
IN. nsnre. Hartman -,uhhs ~ ~-hv~r,n
ere NOT mentioned iu mo Indictments
The ga, ~ thea~ indic' m-n,- 10 that nat
ting has b~cn shipprd 70 he. port and ccn-
vrycd 10 ~. last ~ tho Pacific and south
rrn psciRc companies ~ ~ per hnndred for
favored firms. Whereas tho general public
i. charged a ? NJ hundred
In. mattina Aipwsn,s named IN 'he.e
Indictments arrived o. tho Magnolia IN
September 4 Part ~ ~ went directly To
Chicago and New Work IN bond and part
vas delivered here n firms y hich rcshippei
u 10 Eastern customers
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-09-28
NEW Federal tCTTvfTY.
secretary wilson WI trgr congress 10
tu,Nsr,,e ppsperttsu " Dairy Farms.

WASHINGTON. Sept. Thames Wilson.
Secretary ~ Agriculture. has decided to
make a recommendation to Congress which
II adopted will further enlarge the activities
Of the Federal Government. He believes
that tuberculosis and typhoid germs are
spread through the shipment Of dairy
products and will urgeC ongress 10 authorize
a Federal inspection If dairy farms. such
IA is made in the case OF packing houses
under The terms of the meat inspection law.
Secretary Wilson's experts, IL is said.
have had no trouble in locating disease
germs on dairy farms. but the Federal
authorities are powerless to handle the
situation. and their only hope Of remedy
ing what they believe To he a growing
menace TO the public health is by dealing
with interstate shipments of dairy products.
Secretary Wilson would deny 10 the pro-
ducers Of dairy poducts the right to ship
such products in interstate commerce
unless they pear a Federal label certifying
to their purity and wholesomeness.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-09-28
HARD 10 pRO,E tDyLTERy.
FIRST cvbwina, ease Dismissed -susplctWus
circumstances Won Do.

The first case 90 reach the Court of special
Sessions under the new law making adul-
terry a crime was dismissed Yesterday
morning by Justices Olmsted. Mayo and
McKeon for lack II actual evidence of tn"
crime alleged. The lawyers who attended
the trial. attracted bv the tes' case, were
of the opinion that IL would be almost i'm
possible to obtain y conviction under the
new law. Miss Etheired Baggett. -, thin,
angular and spectacic1. was one affinity
and George r. Condor WAS the other. His
wife, Mary Reeves Condor Of rs West
Twenty-third street. was tho complainant.
backed up by Mrs. Harriet 4. Condor. her
husbands mother. The Testimony in
Guided Il story Of an carly morning visit to
the fat where IL was alleged Condor lived
with Miss Baggett,. a trained nurse from
Washington. Mrs. Condor filed sIit for
divorce, naming Miss Baggett ss core
s%pondent.
Last week Mrs. Condor found that her
husband was living AZ ~ West IOith street.
She went TO the West Side police court and
got a warrant for dcsertion and nou=srp-
port and also one charging adultery.
Accompanied by a process server, Police
man Birmingham Of the court squad and
Condon's mother. Mrs. Condor went TO her
husbands rooms. Miss Bsggett mel the
callers and catching sight Of tho brass
buttons tried TO shut the door on them.
The policeman put n competent foot in the
way and the visitors wen in without further
ceremony.
Within. according to the witnesses. they
found Miss Baggett in a bsthrobe. Condor
~as in bed. He was served with the war
rants. and Miss Bageett. according to Mrs
Condor. sat on the he'd and read the papers
over Condon's shoulder.
Justice Olmsted announced that he found
no evidence Of guilt.
Miss Baggctt made a scene outside the
court room when she found that her
affinity" was to be locked up again on the
desertion and ~non-support charge.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-09-28
RAILROAD BUILDING STOPPED.
Congress May Have to Give q Bonus To start
Again. Says j. ). Fiji.

MINNEAPoLIs. Sept. %. James j. Hill
in an address made at a reception of the
Inland Waterways Commission at the st.
Paul Commercial Club this morning, as
serted that n period has arrived when
railroad fuilding in this country has
stopped. Mr.. Hillwaso one Of three prominent
speakers whoaddressed a gathering of about
s~eventy-five prominent citizens.
During his remarks Mr.. Hill said il would
take a long time to start railroad building
again. He said that many OF the Legis-
latures had passed bills during III last
year or two affecting railroads without any
knowledge Of what they were doing.
He compared the Sundberg committee
of the Minnesota mate to half a dozen
old women who could sit on Capitol steps
under an umbrella and make just as good
a report on the valuation Of railroads AZ
these so-called investigating committees.
Mr.. Hill finished his remarks by asserting
that II present conditions continue to pre-
vail II will not bo long before Congress
may be asked to give a bonus for the con-
struction Of railroads.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-09-28
DYNAMITE IN THE fOiL.
Young Porto RIcan Excluded for Iifc From
Liberty island.

Capt. George g. Burnell Of the United
States Signal Corps, stationed at Liberty
Island, sent a young Porto Rican boy. IL
years old. from the island to Manhattan
yesterday under escort. The boy was en-
ployed by the contractor who is e~xcavating
for the new barracks that are to be built
on the island. He had some trouble with
Cook Eckman, and when Eckman went to
get coal yesterday he found three or four
sticks of dynamite on top OF the coal. He
made q mental survey OF the scene, shovelled
his coal up carefully and then reported
the circumstance to Capt. Burnell. Capt.
Burnell sent for the boy and after examin-
ing him ordered that he be sent under escort
TO Manhattan and that he was to
be allowed on Liberty Island again. The
boys father is stationed on the island
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-09-28

Ns'ssss ts~w~ ,sssrw ws,wsss v. sw~s..
s~s s~.s ss~ t~vs wss~sp ~ s.rs-m

wsswtsotrS arpt ~ n-ssbas s,h.
lotto evsnt 'rcb pls,p ~ NO White Horsr
his sf'~rpccn sh~n wv sr~tAsi ov,,s,ion
~ NE rrrssdsr' me Fghs nov snd Hon
rVsr'r tsshur roer~ Wilmington inassm
Iorh Hahop ~ london. Jo,red IN = r,me
~ ,rnn,s vih NJ Roos-err. S~rye',rv
Osrnc'd spd Assistant s~cts,stv C,olrv
Nes~rs Osrhsld and Co,icv have long
h~~n n,rinhers ~ tho famous tennis rslinet.
The hlshor hsI S~rr.,arv tsr Reld ss
partner sad the Prrsident and Mr. Coolev
were 'heiv opponents The match wss
Kept . s~cr-, fpr several hours. tho cun-
'e~tsn's spproarhins the tennis cour, from
tho white Nous proper and NJ visitors
h~ins admitted ~ Secretary Ioeb's Office
after to'clock The windows NJ Mr.. Ioeb's
ohhce overlouh the tennis court
The court Ia hidden from ~. Wow ~
pa--crshy IN the street NY \ high screen of
painted canvas and ttcrc 70 ~, access ~
the grounds south ~ the white House.
The only spectator was Silss Nc ns-r. editor
~ the ChWrchbdn. who with the Lord
BISHOP Ia . house guest ~ the President
The aim and oh iect ~ the match was ~
decide whether the side csptsined nv the
President 81 the United States or tho dis
tinguished prelai~ should win ~ least two
sevs out ~ three. ana he play, which began
shortly after . O'Clock. continued until
n
The outcome - not known. tor all
were cautioned 10y the President to saw
nothing about u. but II IL certain that more
than two sets we're played. so the presump
ton Ia that the third oct vas necessary
To decide tho contest, All The Indications
are that il was. A. tho Lord Bishop would
.av. n tixh, mitch
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-09-28
.ytDGE WUkERSH REsIGN vs..
Tired NJ ,s- s.aws r,sh, ~ Prevent ss,s Ceu-
rvvwattvu ~ TIVE senate

WASHINGTON. Sept. ~. The President to-
day received tho resignation ~ James
Wickersham. Federal Judge for the Third
judicial division ~ Alaska. With head
quarters At Fairbanks. and " was an
nounoed tina The resignation would become
effective On the appointment 81 a Sic
ccssor. Tho new appointment will prob
ably ns br made until after the Presidents
return from his Sou'hern trip.
The resignation Of Judge Wickershsm
endS one Of the most notable instances Of a
prot racted fight To prevent the nomination
II n Federal officer IN the Senate. Judge
wickershsm was first appointed from the
state of Washington and confirmed on
June 4. lgO0. His first term expired four
years later. and since that time he has re-
ceived no lcss than seven nominations and
recess appointments by the President.
Owing to the opposition OF Senator Nelson
and two or three other members Of the
senate action on the nomination Of Wicker
sham has always been prevented. Charges
Of various kinds were made against the
Judge and repeated investigations were
made by direction Of the President. Mr..
Roosevelt has always been strengthened
by the reports Of his investigating officers
in his determination to keep Judge Wicker
sham on the bench. and the Judges resigna-
ton was entirely voluntary and came as a
surprise.
IL il understood here that the Judge is
tired Of the long fight and that he has
determined to carry ont his ambition to
quit the bench and resume the practice OF
lnW
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-09-28
TURN FAIRBANKS DOWN COLD
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ssst~s wss slrfrssst ~ isv fer t~lcssts
90 a.. a,..d..,o,,, .c,sr,r,r- ~ Tho
&C., -
80
o"''s' '"h'""'" w" w" '"' ''s'' wv
r~''sho''s s@s"'hhiv
The temperance l,vmrn, MANY ~ thsrw
long s..r-ts,.yt With VI, gsiri~ns. IN w.
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becaus" ~ having s~rvsd ~" s'a'ls and
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v"ntion his morning u was supToe~d
that Mr.. Fairbanks would bs y sure winner
NJ. friends had boon very h,Isy With dele
s.,es ana q, IN, NJ. .,rt,c. indications
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me ''ce-fres'neht WOMB mean the n"'-
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hany ms morning however W" seen"
leesn 10 chans"' temperance "ynen IA
serted th"t " wou'd ne a shaine 10 ,u'h
no"h men oi 'onE 'ho '"hslH''ht s'"huhhR
IN the church who asphred - the honor
ana give u 10 r~airhsnks "r any one "lse
over them by exclamation. that u was hut
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