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The Detroit times., 1908-07-02
sW|NDLED out OF
AUTO, Woman SAYS
CLAIMS SHE TRADED MACHINE
FOR WORTHLESS FORMULA
FOR HAIR REMOVER.

Alleging that when she traded her
$500 automobile to G.. E. Tracy, Of No.
176 Jos. Campau-ave.. for a formula
for making ELECTRICAL" a compound
guaranteed to remove superfiuous hair,
she was swindled and defrauded. Mrs.
May Horton brought action in Justice
DeGaw's court Thursday morning to
recover her machine or $500 In cash.
Mrs. Horton testified that the com
round. sample of which she had
with her In fruit can. when applied
to her face. failed to remove hair but
did remove the skin. She said her
husband also tried the stuff. and was
seriously burned.
County Chemist Clark, witness for
the defense, said the compound would
do no harm II left on the face very
short time. but he admitted II would
burn If allowed to remain on the skin
He testified that 1t was useless In re-
moving hair.
During his examination OF the stun
DR.. Clark removed the cover OF the
can. and instantly the spectators be-
gan to sniff Justice DeGaw remarked
that the odor reminded him OF rotten
eggs, and ordered the cover replaced
Decision was withheld.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-02
LEADER PEACHES
ON REG|C|0ES
DE ALPOM DECLARES PORTU.
GuEsE REPUBLICANS PLAN
NED SLAUGHTER.

LISBON, July DIR. Jose Maria de
Alpoim, chief of the progressive dis
sidents, smarting under the insinua'
tons that he was implicated in the
assassinations In Lisbon last Febru-
airy Of King Carlos and Crown Prince
L.uiz, created sensation In the house
of lords today by revealing what he
declared TO be the true history Of
this regicide plot.
He asserted that the assassinations
had been decided on at a meeting of
the leaders of the progressive and re-
generator party a few days before
they were carried out. number of
Republicans also were present at this
meeting.
Dr. Alpoim charged further that the
Republicans proposed to obliterate the
entire royal family. with the exception
of Marie Pia, the mother of King Car
los, but that the monarchists insisted
that such a general slaughter would
be useless.
Finally Manuel Silva Buissa and AL
fredo Costa were given $4,000 and
$4,000 respectively to kill King. Car.
los and Premier Franco.
Arrangements were made by other
men TO cover the flight OF the assas
sins but when Buissa and Costa fired
their friends lost their heads and
opened fire also. These shots resulted
In the death OF Crown Prince Luiz.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-02
FRIDAYS ENTRIES
AT WINDSOR TRACK

First Race. mile. selling. S-year-
olds and up U0): miss Marjorie. 81
KIngsessing. SO. Listerine. SO: Estelle
.Chief Hayes, 80: lord Dixon. 80;
'conde. 90: Usury. lO2.
Second Race, about 2 miles, steeple-
chase, 4-year- olds and up, handicap
ClD: Tony Hart, 1876: George Leiper.
1876: Big Bear. 137: Little Wally" IA
Waterway. las: Byzantine, lt6; Dull
clan. i47. John Dillon. $50; Bilberry.
1873: Essex. 1853. Manzano. 1855.
Third Race. 5h furlongs. selling, p
year-olds Cs): Helen Hills, es: Gay
King. 9s. Lady Rensselaer,. 100. Au-
tumn Maid, Christmas. lOs Lady
Irma, i04. Tremargo. lOs: Nasturtia.
100.
Fourth Race. l mile. selling. s-year-
Jeanne. 1O4; Masaniello. 104: Wool
stone, 100. FL Dorado, loI, Clements.
1O7. Solon Single, 100. Tom Dolan.
10s. st. Valentine. 100.
Fifth Race, 5h furlongs. selling. q
year-olds U2): sMiss 1mogene, %:
coIored Lady, 90. settonia, 90; 'Mexi-
can Girl, 90: Trappe. 90: MRS Mary
Moore, So. Hawkslight. 90: Ramble
100. NJ. r. Greene. l01: Ceremonius.
lol. chipmunk. ios: Percy Chambers
1OT.
sixth Race, IN miles. selling. s-year-
olds and up 49,: 'Ena, IS. Dunvegan,
So. Evelyn s.. IS: Alsatian. 90: .Dele
sssoms So Nancy yo, iq 3im.l E.avifis Ss
Beau Brnmmei. los; imboden. los; Coli
Hall. i0s: Rio Grands. LOT; Hoischer
los: Rebounder. los.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-02
.B|FF ON NOSE
ENDS MEETING
RELIGIOUS GATHERING or
COLOREp WOMEN HAS SAD
FINISH.

Amen! Amen!" chorused delega-
tion of colored men and women. repre-
senting the Church Of the Living God,
or Seventh Day Sabbath Keepers. In
Police Justice Stems court. Thursday
morning, when the court upheld their
right to worship in their own way.
Mrs Neft Green and Mrs. Jennie
Newly. both colored, were on trial on
charge of having created a disturb
ance Ia a meeting OF the sect held on
the lawn In front OF No. 532 st. An
tome ST, on recent evening. Sister
Josie Johnson was giving testimony
I'm the meeting when. according TO
Mrs. Johnson and several witnesses.
Mrs. Green aud Mrs. Newly, both OF
them outsiders, interrupted her with
some very uncomplimentary remarks
The climax came when. as was alleg'
ed, Mrs. Green biffed Mrs Johnson on
the nose The meeting broke up In.
stantly and several indignant worship
ers held the two women while others
went In search OF the police.
Mrs. Johnson sat reading the Bible
In the court room until her turn came
to testify. She gave very graphic
account Of the trouble, declaring that
after Mrs. Green struck her she saw.
ed herself from further attack by hold.
ing the Bible In front OF her and dar'
ing her adversary to strike It,
Mrs. Green denied that she had
struck Mrs. Johnson at all. explaining
that she was afflicted with rheuma.
tism.
1T don't know anything about her
rheumatism. your honor, but | do
know she hit me in the nose" spoke
up Mrs. Johnson.
Justice Jeffries found Mrs. Green
guilty and fined her SO with the altern'
alive OF Is days. Mrs. Newly was
discharged.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-02
Enqineer Killed in Wreck.

DALLAS, Tex, July 2.-Advices
received at the general Offices OF the
Texas & Pacific here confirm reports
OF a wreck this morning on that line.
The eastbound passenger train ran
into a washout near Borracho. Tex.
Engineer Johns was killed. Fireman
Ellis saved his life by jumping. Sew
eral passengers were injured, some
seriously. The engine. baggage car
and two coaches turned over and
rolled down the embankment.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-02
PLEAD GUILTY TO
CHINK SMUGGLING
60 FREE
PAIR OF WINDSOR LADS ESCAPE
PuNiSHMENT-HAD MADE sERl.
Gus CHARGE AGAINST iMMi-
GRAFTON INSPECTOR HOFFMAN,.

Charles Deneau and William Carley,
ling Chinese into the United States.
were discharged on suspended SEN
tence by Judge Swan in the federal
court Thursday morning. They had
pleaded guilty Immediately upon the
brit. ging In OF the indictments and
the discharge was made upon the re-
quest OF District Attorney Watson.
These boys made afidavits some
time ago that they had an arrange
ment with Immigration Inspector
Adam Hoffman by which they were to
notify the authorities when they
brought Chinese In and the arrests
were to be made by Hoffman, thus
getting him record for good service.
Hoffman denied this and the charges
have been under investigation.
This phase OF the case was not men
toned in court.
After Deneau and Carley had plead
ed guilty District Attorney Watson
addressed the court.
Owing 10 facts which are In the
possession OF the department. | would
request that these prisoners be let
go on suspended sentence" he said.
Judge Swan suspended sentence
until Nov. but took no bail, not even
personal recognizance being required.
None OF the parties would talk after
leaving the courtroom.
Il was acting under instructions
from the department OF Justice said
Watson.
THE two boys have given informa-
ton OF considerable value in regard
TO Chinese smuggling and they have
also been in jail for some time" said
another government official.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-02
some MICHIGAN
MEN URGE BRYAN
TO WITHDRAW
"ALLlEs" APPROACH WEAK
kNEEp DELEGATES AND TALK
OF RoLTlNo INSTRUCTIONS
WOOD LOOKS LIKE WINNER.

Michigan delegates to the Denver
convention who are not Bryan men
are hoping against hope that they
will not have to vote for the Nebras-
kan. Letters have been received by
these delegates from the forces which
are opposing Bryan, requesting them
10 write letters To the peerless one
asking him TO withdraw. Some have
done so. Among those who have re-
ceived these letters are Edwin Hen
derson and Jas. d. Burns. the dele
gates from the flrst district.
81 do not think Bryan will be NOM
mated" said prominent local Dem
ocrat who took leading part In the
Lansing convention. The pressure
being brought TO bear against Bryan 9
nomination IL not for any one man. az
far as can learn. but only for some
one other than Bryan. II may be John
son or Gray or someone else.
1T Is too early to inquire whether
the Michigan delegation will remain
true TO its instructions or bolt. Per.
haps we will not have to face that
question. Bryan is "a votes short OF
nomination now and the feeling may
be such that he will withdraw willing.
ly"
= would appear on the surface that
there Is another allies" combination
against Bryan such as there was
against Taft. The Democratic candi.
dates, except Johnson. are very much
more In the dark. however. than were
the Republican aspirants for the presi'
dency.
Supporters of Edwin 0. Wood claim
that he will get 20 Of the 20 Michigan
votes for national committeeman. The
others are divided between w. r.
Mcknight and d. J. Campau.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-02
WILL
QUIZ DEAD BOYS
COMPANION
ONE STORY OF KILLING OF STEW.
ART DIXON, VICTIM OF GUN
SHOT WOUND, LAYS BLAME ON
HAROLD NEFF.

Harold Neff, the 11-yearold
Crosse Pointe boy who, according
to the story told by his cousin,
Russell Neff. was responsible for
the death of playmate. Stewart
Dixon. killed by the discharge Of
a shotgun Wednesday afternoon,
will be brought before Prosecuting
Atty. Yerker Thursday afternoon
and carefully questioned. Coroner
Bennett, who investigated the
shooting, Is inclined to the belief
that IL was accidental and 10 not
disposed to attach much import
ance to the story told by Russell
Neff, who is only nine years old.
Russell Neff was taken to the
prosecutors office shortly after
o'clock Thursday afternoon, and
repeated his story. II was much
less lurid than the one he told
"Wednesday. He said he believed
young Dixon's death was an accl-
dent.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-02

Stewart r. Dixon. the 13-year-old
son OF George r. Dixon. gardener at
the summer residence of A. B. DUPONT,
Of Cleveland. In Crosse Pointe. was
shot and almost instantly killed in the
home OF his uncle, julius Neff. on st.
Clair-ave.. Crosse Pointe, Wednesday
afternoon. Harold Neff. aged II. a
cousin of the dead boy. and the only
witness TO the tragedy, says the shoot
ing was wholly accidental. while Rus
sell Neff. aged 9, cousin OF both Har-
old and the dead boy, tells a story
seriously rejecting on the former.
Russell declares that Harold said
to him, after the tragedy:
Don't tell anybody | did II and
well bury the body under the house.
Another statement credited to Rus
sell is that Harsld asked him IL he
would help him bury Stewart II he
(Harold) would shoot him.
Coroner Bennett is inclined to place
little credence In the younger lads
story. attributing II to his excited con-
dition Immediately following the
shooting. He Is disposed rather to
accept Haroid,s explanation OF the az
fair
were playing in the Neff home, In the
them drew shotgun from behind a
dresser In one OF the bedrooms and
suggested that they play war.
Stewart chased me with the gun
and | ran ana hid behind couch In
the parlor," said Harold. Stewart
climbed over behind the couch and
IL was there. The gun must have
caught on something for just then 1t
went of and Stewart fell.
Russell says IL was Harold who
took the gun from behind the dress
err Russell was in the kitchen. eating
when the tragedy occurred.
The authorities found the body
stretched out on board in the par
lor and under the board was section
Of gaspipe, the obvious purpose OF
which was to facilitate the moving OF
the body. Harold explained that he
placed the board under the body so
that the blood would not stain his
mothers carpet. The muzZle OF the
gun was so close to the boy when the
shot was fred that his clothes were
set on fire and Harold put the flames
out with water.
As soon as he learned what hap
pened. Russell Neff notified his father,
who was painting house nearby. He
summoned DR.. Belanger OF Crosse
Pointe, but the latter's services were
not needed. The boys body, In the
region OF the chest and shoulders. was
frightfully mangled by the charge and
the left lung was practically blown 10
fragments.
Harold Neff Is son OF julius Nen,
in whose home. the tragedy occurred.
Russell Neff lives with his parents In
Hamtramck
The Detroit times., 1908-07-02
ROBBED AND CHOKED
BY NEW BOARDER

Mrs George Tedor, who keeps a
boarding house at No. "A Goldner-ave.
was choked almost into insensibility
and then robbed OF SIS by a new
boarder in her home Wednesday after
the police Thursday. The woman
does not know the name OF the board
er. who has been stopping at the place
only a few days She describes him
as being about 26 years old and wear.
ing light gray suit The police OF
Vinewood station are looking for him.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-02
N. Y. FIREWORKS SALES
AMOUNT TO $Io,ooo,ooo

NEW YORK, July 2.-Local dealers
In fireworks predict that with the
close of business tomorrow night the
sale OF fireworks by New York deal
ers will have reached sl0,000,000. the
largest seasons business they have
had for Fourth OF July consumption
In years.
Wholesale dealers say that hard
times had no effect on the local sales,
and that the profits this year will be
greater than ever before.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-02
RYAN TO SPEND A
MILLION TO BEAT BRYAN
nv HECTOR n. ELWELL.
(staff Correspondent Hearst News
Service and The Timss.)

service ana The Ttmee.)
DENVER, July 2.-"Gov. John -
Johnson. OF Minnesota. will be the
Democratic nominee for president e.
the United States, II Bryan fails o.
capture the place on the first ballce!
and according to our notion. he has
not been able TO tx that az . ceusl
tainty and cannot do 1t. Judge Geo.
Gray, OF Delaware, would make 81
strong running mate for the governor
but l do not believe he would conseu9
to run with Bryan under any circuu1
stances"
That bold statement was spread fnx'
and wide In Denver today. by Freders
lex b. Lynch, OF Minnesota, chic
boomer Of Gov. johnson. who reaches
the city for the purpose Of opening
headquarters fr the Minnesota man.
Finds Only Strife.
He found the political situation -
Denver one OF turmoil and strife. n,
stead OF the much talked Of harmony
seconded by Boss Roger c. Sullivan
and his crowd, he found trouble. He
learned that reports have come frow
New York that II will withdraw fr00
the vice presidential fight to save tho
state delegation from hopeless disrup-
ton. He found that Boss Sullivan
Is working every wire possible TO eoe|
one OF his own men on the resolutions
committee. or get the chairmansh1p
himself. or enough strength there ~
control. SO that he can make Il IN
pleasant for Bryan He found that
the Bryanites had started some W
cious stories about his own man bUo
did not take the time OF trouble o.
deny them.
johnson Boomers Arrive.
The johnson boomers reached De-
yer In force. Besides MI. Lynch
came Richard O'Connor. the Johnocn|
boss OF Minnesota: Mayor Daniel W.
Lawler. OF st. Paul, delegate-at-largos|
the governors private secretarys
Frank A. Day. his brother, Chas. H.
Day and J. s. Mulroney. OF New YORK.
Theodore E. Knsppen. another caxr.
paign manager. will be In Denvog
some tine today.
The real trouble will begin when'
an alliance is formed In Denver ~
beat Mr.. Bryan. II has been de-
clared that the Johnson and Gray
people are prepared to joiu forces ~
prevent Bryan from winning with hi9'
ROLLER coaster" on the first ballot an
then fight II out on the second ballo&
with the chances bright for Jchnsoo.'
The story that the allies" ho4
reached Denver caused q stir. II ma14
the Bryanites sit up and take noucp
Both Josiah Marvel. for Judge Gray{
tConti.uea on Pare Nsse.)
The Detroit times., 1908-07-02
Fined for Abusing Mother,

Frank Neville. No. 420 Fifth-st.. was
fined $50 with the alternative of 80
days in The workhouse by Justice JEFF
:ies, Thursday morning for abusing
his mother. The latter told the court
that Frank came home Wednesday
under the influence Of dope" and de.
manded money from her with which
TO buy more. When she refused to
give him the money he attacked her
she said. and threatened to use a knife
on her. She asked that he be locked
up In the hope that the confinement
will cure his longing for the drug
The Detroit times., 1908-07-02
CAN'T RECOVER FOR DEAD COW

LANSING, Mich. July 2.-Louis
Richards. OF Twin Lake. and his dead
COW, have been the cause Of dam
age suit which began In the Justice
court at Twin Lake. Richards was
awarded six cents damages. thence
proceeded to the circuit court on all
appeal The court ruled against
Richards. Today the supreme court
has settled the case for all time. af-
firming the decision of the circuit
court. Richards sued Fred Walz and
other ice cutters, because his COW fell
into an unguarded hole and was
drowned.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-02
Say They Stole for Fourth.

JACKSON. Mich, July 2.-(Spe-
cial)---Fred Damon. 10. Ernest Bell.
10, Theron Halves. IL. and Donald
Thayer. 10. have been arrested charg-
ed with burglarizing the McGraw q
Crone hardware store. II Is alleged
they stole revolvers and cartridges
for their Fourth Of July celebration.
y, II said they have confessed
The Detroit times., 1908-07-02
Double Daily Service To Sugar Island
,N Park and Toledo.

The White Star Lines magnificent
steel steamers Greyhound and Owana.
now make double daily trips TO Sugar
Island Park and Toledo, leaving
Detroit at S:15 p. M. and 400 d. m.
returning 10 Detroit at 100 D. m. and
7:0s D. m. Passengers taking tho
morning or afternoon steamers TO
Sugar Island Park, return TO Detroit
on the steamer at 700 p. m. Round
trip excursion fare TO Sugar Island
Park IN SO cents. To Toledo week
days s1.00. Sundays 80 cents.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-02
PLAN o|G MEETIUG|
:. TO ASK BRYAh's
WITHDRAWAL
EVERY DELEGATE REACHING
DENVER TO BE TAckLEp-cIa.
cuLAR LETTER Asks OPINIONS
OF NEsRAskAN's CANDIDACY.

DENVER, col- July 2-Evsry
delegate who reaches Denver In
the next week, Will be- called up-
on to attend . mass meeting In
this city. to take come action 60
persuade VIM. Jennings Bryan 20
withdraw from the presIdsntIai
race In the interest OF the psme-
cratic party.
DENVER July 2.-circular let
ters have been sent TO every dele
gate to the convention. They
have all been asked to reply and
make known their idsas Of the
Bryan candidacy. The isttsr was
cent out through the Wood editor.
IaI bureau and has reached every
part Of the United States. Sew
srai delegates from Missouri, ~.
kansas and other western stateo
who reached Denver today had
the letters In their possession and
declared they were willing 90 a.
tend such q meeting.
When the full details Of the plan
became known Il threw constsrna-
ton into the Bryan camp. The
johnson and Gray boomsrs wsro
pleased. To them II Indicated
that There 10 really q reversal of
feeling toward Bryan.
WASHINGTON, July 2.--sauusl
Gompsrs, president of the AmerI-
can Federation OF Labor, LEFT TO-
day for Denver to urge the Demo-
cratic convention to adopt an anti
injunction plank that will safisfy
labor mem The executive coun-
ell OF the federation will meet In
Denver Monday and sstabIlsh
headquarters to carry on the cam
palon for the plank.
DENVER, July 2.-The latest
bit Of antI-Bryan literature which
has been circulated among the
delegates to the Denver convsn-
tIon 10 headed:
"cIeveiand's dying message"
Here 10 what II contains:
at 10 fitting that the delegates
90 the Denver convention should
remember his last message TO the
Democratic party uttered on
March 10, 1908, In which he saId
In reference TO the Nebraska plat
form:
sour people need rest after Z
period OF terrific hystsria; they
need peace after lntsnse excite.
ment and apprehension, and they
need conservatism after the die.
turblno fever Of radIcaIisn.'
The Detroit times., 1908-07-02
c., X. A o. Defaults Interest.

NEW YORK. July 2.-Pere ~.
quette railroad interests were distu1@
I'D on learning today that default -
been made yesterday In the maturs
interest on the Cincinnati. Hamuo
q Dayton railroads per cent ree1u
inE bonds. About es.B00.0o0 a IT,
were issued several ysars asa ~
change for controlling interpst - e.
Psrs Marquette seook
The Detroit times., 1908-07-02

Joseph @. Cannon. speaker OF the
house, called on VIM. Howard Taft
today at Mr. Tafts home and, in so
doing. established tn erecord OF being
the first defeated candidate for nom.
ination who has called on the presi-
dental candidate since the Chicago
convention
The Detroit times., 1908-07-02
UNCLE REMUS"
MAY Be DI|N 6
FAMOUS SOUTHERN WRITER'S
PHYSICIANS HOLD OUT LIT
TIE HOPE FOR RECOVERY.

ATLANTA, Ga, July 2.--Joel Chan
dler Harris, Uncle Remus", the au-
thor is seriously Ill. Physicians at
his bedside hold very little hope for
his recovery.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-02
CONTRACTOR FALLS TO DEATH.

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich, July e
w. Wells, wellknown contractor and
builder. died this morning as the re-
suit of a fall from the roof OF barn
yesterday which he was building near
Berlin. Wells belonged to the Ma
sons. Maccabees and the Woodmen.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-02
X. c! TOWNSEND is DEAD.

SGT. LOUIS. July Al, c. Towns
end. formerly general passenger agent
of the Missouri Pacific railroad. died
In Michigan today.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-02
SAGINAW WOMAN DIES AT 90.

SAGINAW. Mich. July 2.-(Spe-
ial.)-Mrs Katherine King, aged so,
died this morning. She was born IN
Canada and lived here 35 years. She
is survived by eight children.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-02
THE WEATHER.

Detroit and vicinityi Thursday night
and Friday, partly cloudy, unsettled,
probably showerst fresh variable winds.
Lower Michfgani Partly cloudy with
probably showers tonight or Friday
not much change In temperature.
HOgRI.Y TEMPERATUREs
The Detroit times., 1908-07-02

One year ago today Maximum tenn
perature, est minimum, o5I mean, AZ
partly cloudy.
sun rose at ts01 a. nm. SUN sets ne
I'LL y. I'M.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-02

ST. PETERSBURG, July AT
ter day and nights fighting
around Tabriz, a dispatch recelv-
ed today says that the revolution
lists are still holding the town.
The position Is extremely critical.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-02
SHAH PLOTS TO
KILL HIS UNCLE
REvOLUTlONlSTS ARE STILL
HOLDING TABRlZ AGAINST
GOVERNMENT FORCES.
WILLIAM +. sHEEHAN.

TEHERAN, July 2.-Fearing
that the efforts OF his uncle. Iii
Es-Suitan, in fomentinp another
rebellion against the throne will
be successful, the shah has placed
the seal Of death against him, and
has sent word throughout the em.
plre to arrest him at any price.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-02

The recognized family beer lie stroh's.
because IL not only has the reputation
but the quality back OF IL. Phone Main
ale for q case.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-02
.Apprentiee allowance claimed.
EIGHT REPORTED KILLED
IN MISSOURI WRECK

SEDALfA, Mo-. July a.-Eight are
reported killed In a Missouri Pacific
wreck at Lamar. near here.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-02
TO NOTIFY TAFT
ON JULY %

WASHINGTON, July 2.-It was de-
cided today that the formal notifca-
ZION of VIM. II. Taft of his nomination
shall take place in Cincinnati. on
july %.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-02

ST. PETERSBURG. July 2.-The
fighting which took place at Tabriz.
Persia, according to reports that have
come via Baku, approached the di.
mansions OF real battle. Eighty
men are reported killed and many
more were wounded.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-02

n. .ss e.! r', I: ssIs soR. :!s" s.s: '
The Detroit times., 1908-07-02

LONDON. July 2.-The shah. who
is indignant with the British legation
at Teheran for sheltering refugees,
telegraphed TO King Edward direct.
complaining OF this action. Such. at
least, is the account from a German
source at Teheran OF the statement
that kilograms have been exchanged
by the two sovereigns. The German
story adds that King Edward replied
approving the conduct OF the legation
officials and remarking upon the nu-
merous executions that have taken
place lately in Teheran without any
trial being granted to the accused.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-02

Aie.suder. Umbrellas. 40 Monroe