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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-15
BRYAN MAKES
NANY PEECHE55
eaking on Abraham Lincoln
He Declared the United States
Greatest World Power.
TALKS TO A SUNDAY sc HO0L
Takes Stab at the Rich and
Praises Churches and Colleges.
That Refuse Immoral Money

WASHINGTON, y. c., Apr, lls--"For
ntore than a century our NATION has
been the greatest OF wolll pawrrs.'
declared William j. Bryan Ia light III
ain address on Abraham Lincoln" at
a meeting held under the auspices OF
the Onion Veterans Legion Of EN-
ca,npm@nt, No. II. to commemorate
the tfortS-second anniversary OF the
death of the great enancipator lie
reviewed the country's progress since
the Civil War, and declared the re-
united country was only fulfiment
Df the dream of President Lincoln.
Nh. Bryan paid the highest tribute
to Lincoln as a man. II Senator ana
q statesman. "Lncolns heart he
said. .tltnked forever with the con-
be the Inspiration to every young
man He said the nations greatest
assets are It's schools and colleges,
wherc the raw material is turned
into the finished product Of the best
citizenship in the world.
Mr.. Bryan also addressed the Sim
day school of the First Presby terian
Church early to-day.
Immoral Money.
| Mr.. Bryan addressed nearly 1000 per-
sons at the new National Theatre this
| afternoon. lie spoke under the aus
| pices Of the Young Mems Christian
4 Association, and took for his subject,
THE Prince OF Peace" Mr.. Bryan
| concluded with praise for the colleges
! and churches that have declined to
accept money from wealthy men who
have. gained their riches by dishonest
/ methods
"One OF our rich men," he said, had
reached n point where he sometimes
| finds it difficult to find people to take
| his money. And that I regard as the
best evidence of the growth of a mora
sentiment IN this country. It means
something when great church pauses,
! hesitatcs, refuses to accept the money
until 1t knows how 1t made made.
believe the time will come when
churches and colleges will refuse to
go into partnership in the spending
OF money inlmorally made The in
/ nuence of that public opinion will be
a powerful factor In the restoring OF
i righteousness. These great institu-
tons should say to a man, You did
not make your money honestly; we
will not share the odium with YOU
A reception was rendered Mr.. Bryan
after his address tonight, after which
he left for New York to attend the
Peace Congress.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-15
Mrs. Bette ]. Reilly.


N1NCHESJ Err, VA, April 14.-Mra.
Bottle j, REILLY. widow OF J. Chappel-.
lear REILLY, n former prominent resi-
dent OF Winchester, died yesterday at
Brldgewuter, Rockingham county, Va.
after Il protracted sickness, aged about
seventy-thrne Years. She leaves no
children. She was Miss Myers, OF this
county. Her remains are to BIO in
terred here Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-27

when you want 10 buy merchan.
dlae you look Tor store with a
reputation % carrying first quality
goods having one price for an cna.
toners niian--and making thr price
right Look Tor the same thiuEs
when you place your fire Insurance
You may find some OF them. bat
sou viii not find them an wlih
a trust company You viii find
them All with the Northwestern
Mttual FIRE Association. Of Seattle
insurance that inBures not some
times. bat an the time absolute
equality of treatment 20 an policy
holders and a saving 81 rs 20 90
PER cent ~ the net cost Of your
policy The Northwestern Is strict.
~ policyholders organization. and
returns o. earnings 10 ita policy
holders in dividends instead 81 to
aiockholdera.
New offices located az 20s Co.
lumbia 60 s's
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-27
THE MARKETS


Vegetables
AraHn corn, ti Nlfft l0 nntana crate
81 u 80 native cabbage ih tMr harts
sAfk ". gAfrata aaah u l tWnipa aHehs
q aa bet house tomatoes ih ifag irttHfe
hatfis afmsn larqffi fhuhurb ih. 81. par
sHiHs sack. s. AWf s1. thuilf8wer 81 o9Ni A
A"H. crate 81 ih Efrau peppers lb. iatt
at HiHhrfa pee doe ANttet HrHrn beans
iA AHlt sweet corn. fiui SUM
Hier slussaas 1900 80 90. noa potatoes
yer %. ~ Utr. pnaa co. sweet 30
taiaes 80 w.. o. ramphinu. o. D. aainr
mes squash. 90. D.
wash isoai nlo Ofessn. sapg. rona-
tatra aar Wash creamery pee H. aeet
faH5afn. Hunc. rnnrh lpUur.
therse,
Wa rsias cteeas 1870 Wis V A. tIHei
ufraaa fsins isr ufeEon A. tlc
Washluston local ranch srrs cor. SEQ
tle select fanch egEa Sal EaateFn. $40
ssrs nlNEau ranch atM .tr
pauitsg
Llsa heirs - ituitHt hrdisFs 10. 40
gee iiaF tufhaFa pee ih aFu. dressed ih
e.. live durhs % fa rnnatafa iaaftse
fsene. o., fraten fewt 1885, raaatFfa. ~
OIL iiHfH. ast tufhHFH
Time SID C~ussat
Portland cement Imported per BAL
y eaWl fufttand eanient. califasnia. 80
rruft
Native anriss q slBt 'i Iamb4ffs
cherries. tfr. ufanHes. fancy u la6f4 %
tanatias. bunch. q sos ~. Fosfiras gfsps
HHih 80. ieutant has. = teifs -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-27

$3.50 per tcn.hour day. with board
and lodging
On the following morning I took
my first car out OF the barn at
turk and Fillmore SITS had no
more idea OF the work than the
man IN the moon. but. as I learned
aftcrNard. was Ia no worse predlc.
auent than other conductors on
their first day out ! had an ~ex.
perlenecd conduc,Jr" 20 glve me Ia.
structlons. bat he confessed he had
been a shoe clerk all hla life.
Fortunately for me. however. my
motoTman was n crackrrlack
real live. professional Ntrikehreak.
or he had worked AZ strike.
breaker In Chicago and 81 Louis.
he was called Black Bin II he
had another name no ore seemed
20 know IT,
~ takes some nerve 20 ruu these
ears. observed 20 the motorman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-27

AGAIN this morning Preliminary
10 taxing ~ routine work. has.
ever. the delegates we're given a
trolley ride about the city and were
served a German breakfast az the
Everett brewery b. Herman Hoch
atadier. the proprietor
The work this afternoon ends the
convention. but a big banquet viii
b. heid tonight az Fraternal halt.
80 which prominent men Of the
state Wili speak Governor Mead.
Congressman Cushman and Scna.
tor Piles will BE- among the speak
era Frank u. Cole ~ the Tacoma
Lumbcrman will act a. the toast.
master
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-27

lines case. tana cherries ioe. eanta
leHpna crate o. spIa o9. npfeotH crate
p tsfl %. pearhaa. crate. 1aeWfi a9. rasp.
hefFte#. pef crate. o. %. piuue crate gsf
Hti aAs inEsnburtra. rase. 81 t0i ruffauts
crate u CO., whtermeiouH per b. ar.
peas. rs crate
live stock.
WethHfa pee Co., Gc. ewes per No.. ttsel
sigefs. per ih. tBiac. cows H.. aAugke
calves pef 10. Sgac. isabs, gsr TO- So
vera. safAae
Meats
Htaefa per 10 80. co~s. per 10. gWo.
Fasi Prt %. fItlf4 melton. per a.
l'#lin staihH lamb. pee 10 igf. dressed
HaHH. rer d. D.
Iish
steamer hsuhat per h. fsUsr. chinook
tf lh barring see lh tsHft, perch
tas flaunarfa ~, 1Huthei a9lsa. ~
p itaHf th iiNlfU. schooner aniihut
~ ID tHlar tllFnr amslid b. &C..
biftania OYSTERS aarh. rus Col nai Co.
fra anapflHlu. aaffD CLANS. utr aaek ~ Ia.
ffaten shaa per %. S.
uAy and rssdstmffs
Puget haand hAy. ton Ntuis alfalfa
festi aaana ton. litHt alfalfa.
IT wheat hAr Tor. ti6uigi whole
eHfH4 taHs a. cfa0hf8 COM Son.
$50 fseA meal ton 49, tniifnnaa
.ea tzfQaal ou eaha per ton. filf
tfsH. or tun filu shufts TOM 20
u eherpest feed iun. tl39a. eats. Sea.
80 wheat too ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-27
SUP RE ME COURT
DECISIONS

OLYMPIA. JuiS 27--Opinions
we're handed down by the supreme
court In the followlng cases today.
Charles W. MalOncy. respondent.
vs. StrtBon a Post MIN company.
appellant. judgment for $4,000
damages for personal Injuries 70.
received In the defondApt'a mill In
Seattle IL affirmed
@ H. Colby. respondent Va Mon.
tana Stables. appellant. King coun.
~. pocuriam affirmed.
II Constantine and wife, respond
entR. vs.. w V, Caas"li and wife. ap
polanta. action 10 compel specific
performance Of a contract 10 trade
farming outfit at North BEND,
King county. for Interplay lots
judgment is reversed and the suit
ordefpd dismissed
~ Francis Kane and wife. appel.
lanta. Va A. A Jones and wife. re-
spondenta. King county. action to
recover 1000 paid as purchase
m0sey on real estate transaction.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-27

as we PASSED. out .of the harnand a
bunch OF union Sockets looked dag
gers at ua.
Nerve. notkinEi" calculated
BLACK BIN" III these union men
had any nerve ia he getting ST. or
80 day Hut they are trying 60
win without using violence. aad
I'm getting starvation wages. "
Eoing 60 fly the town unless there
IL little blood shed This kind OF
life IL too tame for me,
Our first day passed very quietly
Nearly all passengers were bust.
ness peonc, or. atrangera 60 the
city. thought tho days work
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-27

dfen vas ili with typhoid foveF
Tho authorities were notified and
promptly removed The child ihn
tiyearold daughter ~ Mf ami
Mrs " . i.cean % Edmnnda. al
the same time iaoiatlnR che 70
mainder ~ Shr family The family
was taken % Edmunda iu a launch
BY Health officer RenrAun
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-27
MY EXPERIENCE AS STRIKE
BREAKER IN FRISCO

with Thorn. My friends tried to
dlasnade me They warned me l
might be killed should be caught
spying hut | resolved To take the
chance. | made up In a shabby out,
tit aud applied Tor work.
A stern looking man was In
charge Of the employment office.
II would like a job as a conduct.
orf' | said.
n Ever had any experienced"
Yea
Whore 2"
"los Angeles"
IAN right Como around tomor
row morning Your wages will be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-27

INT Jno nathan Lander.
nsll known English writer. was de.
s,ermined tSnce With ais own eyes
enc methods aud process Of strike
hrsaklng a. practiccd by the Unit.
"A r. r. IA San Francisco. It's
photographs asd descriptions do-,
ssrlae wildly the strlke.hreakor a.
NJ ia. enc Sind of opposition union
labor has Sad % meet and the char
arter OF the attempt that IL being
made by Calhoun GO crush the
csmens union he has given the
incarnation DC gained while Gun
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-27
HILLMAN CITY MAN ON
WIFE HUNT

EVERETT. tuiy zT-There was
excitement AZ the Free Methodist
camp meeting yesterday when
LadEig Johnson. man from IIlil.
nan City arrived and emphaiicaIlY
made known bis wish that his wife.
sho has been attending the meet
inxs. return home with him. The
language BE- used toward the min.
isiers. 50 they testified In court.
vas not 81 a camp meeting mature
and he vas arrested and assessed
y and costs In tho police court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-27

A striking Instance ~ careless
ness In the local poatofiiee depart
meat. which the Chamber ~ Com
merce is AZ present Investigating
has come 20 TIE Star nfiico IN the
shape o. a special delivery letter
This letter was delivered at The
Star Office bearing a special deliF
err stamp. bat no 2-ceut stamp. and
10 postage Due stamp.
The letter had passed through the
local office. several clerks presunl.
BblT handling a. wiihout aaYuae
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-27
TYPHOID FEVER IN CAMP MEETING

EVERETT. July 81 -Consterna.
ton was spread yesterday In the
ranks ~ the Free Mothodists. who
arp holding a big camp meeting
he Tits week that child
who had been freely min
Cling with the other chill.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-27

Joe hieEerf who wan lniured last
week AZ Lana park while trfine Ia
shoot tho Slide Jon the nhtainrium
standing up. yesterday loft the Sc
attic General hospital aud viii soon
BIZ fully recovered.
For Stealing Butter.
Georsg simms. alias Ray. NnR ar
rested yesterday fnr stealing batter
from freight car 40 The MadI son
n fufniahir The man o. said e.
have mania for stealing batter
and has been arrested Tor the same
offguso several times
Nccnen 20 Picnic.
The Brotherhood 81 American
Yesman o. arranging Tor a Erand
state picnic. tn be held az Wood
land park. Seattle. on August 90.
1901.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-27
Cheap Excursions East

ny the Oregon n r. a Nav. Co.
August >. ? and 10. Sept N. ~ and
10; Chicago and return. gu so. 81
Louis. So so. Omaha. Kansas city.
etc. $50 Good ninety days with
atopoyers Full particulars at
iiuion Ticket office. r. y. Ellis.
General Agent. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-27
EDITORS CONVENTION
ENDS TONIGHT

EVERETT July 1.-THE state
editors returned last night from a
peasant cruise among the san
: uan Islands on the steamer Yoaem-
re. and settled down 20 business
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-27

Judgment for defendants affirmed
Marie Hob. respondent. w. city
Of Georgetown, appellant. action 10
gniOin the taking OF 15f0ot 81
ground Tor street purposes Hold
ing that teh original road laid out
In 1863 remained 40 feet wide. the
supreme court affirma tho lower
Pacific Squadron at Navy Yard 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-27
This is how ne
oppeored in his
conductors
Uniform,

would b. uneyentfui. but Just At
dark. a. We ran past a practically
deserted corner. a rock the sire %
a mans head hit the front platform
window even with the motorman's
head
The glass cut Black Bllra" face
and feli In shattered atoms az his
feet
BIN" picked the big stone from
the platform and heavod u back
Into the street | expected 10 hear
The w0tormaH curse. bat instead he
deliberately leaned over the con
troller with bis bleeding face turned
ia the dircction from which the
rock had come
Whoop en- up. boys be shout
81. A icw morn 81 them and my
wages 10 up 10 live bucks a day"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-27

" NJ Herrin q Company. Rank
era and Brokers. go First Avenue
huY and aell an Stocks and secufi
Ties. Daily quotations By special
wire on Goldneld aud all Noyadaa
Stocks carried on margin and
money advanced. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-27
FIRST GREAT "AUTODROME"
Is PLANNED in GERMANY
tseattle star'a EseIu.Iy, s.rvIeel

Seattle stars Exclusive Servioe,D
BERLIN. July ~. The kaiser j.
an Ruto bug.
lie wants Germany TO become tao
Mecca of the motor world. With
that end In Wow he has inaugurat
ed n movement looking 10 tho erac.
ton Of the first real "autodromd "
Tho proposed structure will be- a
colossal amphithoat0r srd rare
course, which VIII nurpaBs even
the new motor track at lirooklands.
England
The idea OF the kaiser Is 10 80
arrange the amphithoater that a
great Conc0uHe OF spectators may
watch classic motor event during
It's entire progress This plan viii
further serve to do away with tho
dangers OF such races whom run on
the public highways.
James ~. Drew. mining man
Of Boston, after touring the state.
announces that thcrc is gold 10
plenty and that the state has
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-27

court, which gave the city a i've
foot strip. but eni0lned tho taking
OF 10 feet u the strip In OOntfo.
vefsY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-27
DON'T BUILD

Before getting our estimates on
plumbing and heating Modern
fixtures at fair prices q 81 nrown
Plumbing Co. 22i Pine 81 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-27

Under our lax laws anything goes
for an insurance Company IN
Washington Tho Washington Fire
rs not that kind -"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-27

~ NHHMAl|A NAAAAAH NAAAtAsAHEAE ~
the Daily SlAr.-Edl
~ JOHN pATAAN LANDoR.
(seaste Star Exclusive SsrVice.1
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal July a.
The interest Of ths entire com
try has been centcrvd IN the strike
breaking operations In San Fran
cisco. Hitherto no facts have been
published as 20 the methods af
Patrick Calhoun In maintaining
his army 81 strikebruakers, The
noaunioa men we're housed 10 car
barns watchers we're placed at the
doors ant every prccauiiun taken
% prevent newspaper mcn and 9TH
srs from gAininE admittanee.
desired 70 study the strike
breakers from The inside The only
way TO DO this vas 70 try 70 Est
Temporary work aud minEin
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-27

tSee tomorrow uiEhra paper for
the neEt lustnllmentJ
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Pacific Squadron at Navy Yard. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-27

ployed By the Uuited r. r.. under
A. assumed name. exclusively O.
the Daily lar.-Ed1
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lelflc squadrou a. Navy Yard '''
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-06-21
The Bio Beaver Dam.

Florence. Colo-Thc Beaver Land
and Irrigation Company has decided
TO build a big dam Of concrete and
steel across Beaver creek jus, below
the forks. SO that II can be used for
impounding water for storage pur.
poses. The dam will be narrow. prob.
ably not exceeding twenty feet
across. and can be built TO a height
of several hundred feet II necessary.
II will be constructed directly below
series of reservoirs constructed sew.
cral years ago by the Woods Invest.
ment Company. which was recently
sold to the Pueblo and Suburban Light.
ing and Traction Company.
This IL one of the most important
steps the company has yc, undcrta.
ken in Its big resrvoir and reclama.
tion service. There Is an abundance
Of water at all times. whether drop
exists In the Arkansas valley or not
The new dam will be provided with
spillways. SO that when II Is ncccs.
sary to raise Beaver creek II can be
donc with ease. The company's large
reservoirs will be filled from this dam.
The first reservoir to be built In
where the late Senator Edward u.
wolcott constructed one several
years ago. This will be for the pur.
pose Of irrigating 500 acres Of land in
the Brush Hollow district.
The company expects to irrigate be.
tween 10000 and 10000 acres of land
during the next few years. Sixteen
thousand acres have already been
purchased. as well as two-thirds Of the
water in Beaver creek.
The Beaver creek water has cost
the company approximately 100000.
The largest reservoir will be built on
Eight Mile creek at a cost Of $1,000.
900. A new town is to be established
in the Brush Hollow district and will
draw from the farming districts. Port.
land and the new United States Port.
land works. under construction one
mile below Portland. A branch Of the
Fiorence-Cripple Creek railroad will
be run from Ora Junta across the val.
ley into the, aew irrigating section.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-06-21
Three Are Drowned.

Albuquerque. n. MA triple drown
ing occurred In the Rio Grandc at the
indian puebla lsieta. twelve miles
south Of this. Following are the dead:
Mrs. Juanita Abeytad. and indian
woman. aged forty.two: Juan Abeyta.
her eight-year-old son. and Manuelita
Chewawa. Indian girl, six years old
The drowning Of the three waa
caused by the capsizing of one of the
small fat.bottomed ferry boats used by
the Indians in crossing the river
Three women. four children and one
young man got In the boat. the ferry
man refusing TO cross with so large
cargo A sudden movement Of ote of
the occupants caused the boat to turn
turtle in midstream. The ferry man
swan out in the swollen stream and
with the assistance Of the other ferry
boat. which at once came TO the rescue.
managed to save all but the woman,
and two children. The body Of Mira.
Abeyta. who was the wife Of one Of the
leading men Of the puebla. and the girl.
were recovered. but the corpse Of the
boy could not be found.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-06-21
Denver Reaching Out.

pcnycr.-Lrss than a week after its
Inauguration. tn" through car service
to the Goidficld !Tonopah district has
treblci the expectations Of Its volume.
when Traffic Manager Thoma7 e.
Scott of the Colorado Manufacturer
Association made this arrangement. b..
made a guarantee to the railroad com
panics that the weekly shipments
would no, be- less than carload. ZIP
to date three cars have been sent To
Nevada from Denver.
III the scheme is SO popular In It's
first week. We probably will be ship.
ping three cars daily In Rvc months
timc.- said Mr.. Scott. Although we
took every means to let shippers here
know of the service. IL has not yet had
time to he thoroughly realized.
Hitherto IL took from i've weeks tn
fisc months for stun to reach Gold.
field from here. One firm Of Denver
cigar manufacturers recently had $50.
900 worth Of goods on the road b,-
tween here and Nevada. They were
started ON the way soon after the FIRST
OF the year"
A valuable idea of the importance of
Denver as a shipping center can he
gathered from the various nature Of
the shipments made to Goldncld. Not
merely mining machinery and supplies.
Of which Denver is the greatest source
In the world. but all kinds of msnufac.
tured goods. cigars. tobacco and iiuu.
ors arc included in the consignmon's.
The same can be said of the con.
tents of the regular weekly car sent
from here TO Chicago. This IL mostly
for the benefit Of the foreign export
trade. Mining machinery Is sent from
Denver to Australia. South Africa.
South America. In fact every port Of
the world where there are mines. One
factory here. which turns out nothing
but special kind of air driil, is work.
ing full blast night and day and ship.
ping It's output to the four points Of
the compass.
A certain soda fountain speciality.
manufactured In Denver. is sold from
Washington to Florida and from
Maine to southern California.
A local seed firm has Just shipped
6.00O pounds Of seeds to Bolivia. From
all these facts II will be seen that
the through car service Is Of vast i'm
portanec indus,riaiIy TO Colorado.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-06-21
After Twenty Years.

New York.-A mother aSi her two
children. whom she had not seen Tor
twenty years and has long believed
dead. will he reunited as sSon as Mrs.
Charles ". Foster os No. tts West
T~cnty.third street. reaches Los An
E-!cs.
IA a riri Of fifteen. Mrs. Foster ran
away with and married Augustus j.
nm Of Holyokc. Massachusetts. anj
they lived together happily for h,c
years. without any known reason the
husband deserted his wife and two lit
tie chiidrcn-a boy and a giri-icasins
them pcnnilcss.
Mrs, ujIl sc, ou, 10 make a living fo-
herself and children and at the stg'
restiou Of her husbands family gave
the children into their care. She lat"r
received letter that both had died of
scarlet fever. Her letters asking To-
particulars was never answered.
The deserted wife married aEaio NJ.
ter obtaining divorce. She hal
heard that her two children were not
dead and began search for them. en-
pioying detectives and inserting advcr-
tiss mcn's In newspapers. Last dc
cembcr n Christmas present came fcr
Mrs. Foster. wrapped In copy OF n
Los Angeles newspaper. Mrs. Foster
glanced over the paper and saw an an
poupccmcnt Of the marriage Of Miss
Caroline HIN to Robert W. SturEes.
She wrote. and the correspondence
that followed revealed the fact that
Mrs. Sturgps and her brother Frank
were the children Of Mrs. Foster. AMI
they will be reunited next week.