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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-05-01
A CLOSE WATCH
ON j. P. MORGAN
ITALIAN POLICE FEAR SINUS.
CLING OF VALUABLE WORKS
OF ART.

London April 30-L Pierpont MOI
gan oi Ncw Yort, has been paying Il
yis.t to Rome, iaduis,ng his artistic
taste Of studying th3 ma CHESS an
ues Of the + rDal Citv He has
been l'rnizcd by the ari5(ocratc So
"ioiY Of Rome and has been asked 10
Tn Quifina i}ut r.m IL moment
he crossed the italian frontier untl
.hc re-ceosgcd it IN leaving the coup-
try. he was KEEP under the stric' st
Surveillance Of detectives detailed coI
tho work Since the affair Of the 49,
cot cup, and also Of other pricel s9s
works Of art like thai. have never
been recoy rad, the italian g0ye"a-
ment is taking nc chances with ATe
Morgan or anyone else.
Last year several Van Dycks froa
the Cat.aneo collection at Genoa wcre
muggled out Of the country They
nave not been located since. but ii +
fully believed nat ia best Of th
aill be found ultimately in j. Pis-
9ont Morgan's colleaton The ltst'5n
Bcbility are poor and Mr. Morgan's
money bags give him power vita
hem which the Ialan government
l"es not cvewate
air Morgan 50 long as the travels
| .cnnd italy Is easily kept in view pat
Vhen he gets on board his yacht the
G0rsair and turns up unexpectedly
u some historic spot along Inc coast
| igr@ftasQ easy to learn what Ike +.
Mere il is said that on
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ATLANTA INVITES
GOV. JOHNSON
YOUNG MEMS DEMOCRATIC LEA-
CUE WANTS HIM TO SPEAK
THERE.

Atlanta apsA 30 Governor Jaa9
Johnson Of Minnesota. Demoerar.,.
possibility for t6e ne5.den ial noni-
nation af the Denver convention. has
been invited 10 visit Atlanta and ,Ie-
liver an address in this ci.y + 10 the g.-
tefs q Georgia at some date 10 bs
select q by himself
At meeting OF the executive c9.l-
ntieo of he Young Mems Denlocrar-
r. League It was decided that Goy-
ofncr johnson shog'd be invited ana
Pre- dent Aldne Chambers was af-
t5srized TO extend 70 him the inv i
ton which has been writ, m end 81 "
t- him at his home ID st. Paul MinI.
Several weeks ago a number Of
prom'nn Georgiars were IN Was.-
ee cn where those VINO are behind tha
Johnson boom in that city. TO capf1re
iic nomination al Denver. tod she
Georgian that Governor Johnson
world probably accept an invitation
o speak in Georgia if he was want4d.
SO sooner had this infor1na ion been
received than the friends Of Go9error
Johnson, in Atlanta had the inyitaG 10
oflcally extended to him.
! in view Of the fact hat dclega 4
" this convention win be named ii
ffNgia IN June it expsc ed GOV
ernor Johnson viii name data il I'll
Immediate future. Governor johnson, 4
reply will be published in a few lars
4 a4 enOn aa raenfrnd ~. p IL.
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CHlPLEY BADLY NEEDS
MONEY AND CLOTHING.

chipleE Ga, April 80 The destrra-
tion at this place in the recent ~.
clone is complete The citizens. how
ever are brayely rebuilding Many
are without food and clothing ana ort-
side help is badly needed.
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RETURNS NAOE
y, c. B ST. |. RY.


Atlanta. Apail 30 Comptroller
Wright has received feom tba Nash
Filiie, Chattanooga and ST. Louis raIl-
way It's ?. turns for taxation for shs
year 1903 TIE total amo,ut ratn aed
s s296'98l,0o Of which SlG,GGG.00 is
for franchise valuation.
abroad, shrdlu rdu y bm
The returns of the road are divid d
Into three parts. All of the ngnres
returned are about the same as thosa
Of last year, and win be accepted b.
the comptroller general.
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ROYAL WEDDING ON SUNDAY

Kng Of Swedsn 20 Attend the Nup-
tials at Palace Of the Gar.
ST. Petersburg, April 30.-Prepara-
tions for the Wedding at Tsarsk1e-
Seio next week of Prince Wilhelm Of
Sweden and Grand Duchess Marie
Payloyna daughter OF Grand Duke
Paul AleXandroyitch, are practically
complete
The Kns Of Sweden who is coming
to attend the wedding is due tc ar
rive at Reval tomorrow, escorted by
Swedish squadron.
The wedding festivities will begin
ON May I. with a state dinner to King
Gustave at Tsarskoe-SeIo, The we'd
ding will take place on Sunday.
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NEW YORK CAPITALISTS
TO JOIN PARTY HERE

Percy r. Pine and P NJ. Russell. two
wen known New York bankers and
capitalists, who are Interested in The
Atlanta. Birmingham ana Atlantic
l2ilroad and the Brunswick S eamship
{ mpany, win arrive in the city this
.@ftarhoon 20 join President Atkinson
9ad his Boston party, who are out on
a ttip ever the road. in his city io-
morrow.
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TRAIN SERVICE STOPPED
ON CENTRAL RAILROAD.

Samson, Ala. APRIL 80 THE raceat
storm caused suspension of train
service on the Central Of Georgia in
ihis section, and it reported hat
it VII be fifteen days before he
schedule viii be restored.
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GET OUT YOUR ovERooATs.
First Of May win Bring Along a Lit
tie Cold Wave.

This IS peculiar weather That IS ie-
Ing dishcd out to rs just at present
Il is necessary to change clothes three
r. Euur ines a day in order to be
cmfortatble and while one may ro-
tire with summer COY ring on the bed.
when he wakes up the next morning
hc begins sarch for the heavy
blankets
tnpredictcd all. cold 81 II
came along lasi night ard the mercury
dropped many n~ints. JUST how loag
the little wave will remain with AS
is nat known. but carly this morning
j. was more like February than May
ather
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STORM SUFFERER
COMMITS SUICIDE.

Columbus Ca, April 30-News
was received here this morning Of
he suicide Of Walter J. Daniel a
prominent farmer near Chipley Ca.
last night. lie shot himself through the
temple The cause is unknown. nut
il is believed he was brooding oyer
losses in the storm
Ha was fhir y-hve years cd aud
ayes wife and children.
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TW WERE SHOT
BY THIS NEGRO
THORPE FIRED UPoN HIS VII :
AND A NEGRO MAN AND
THEN FLED.

More details about The shooting yos-
terda% which occurred a the Tayl ~
Cook mills, mentioned in Th Naws
Yesterday, were ascer aimed during the
day though a straight account Of It
seems impossible to btain
From whai an be learned a neg o
named Thorpe, living in ore CT The l;t-
lie hanties near tho mill, returned
70 his home and found his Wife IN
company with another negro, where
.apcn he pulled his pistol and began fir
ing. The negro cmptied his revolver
and two or three Of ,he bullets to9-,
eFs g. both Of The negroes being mo q
.or less injured He then made fer ne
woods and has not since been seen.
Just how seriously the man aa1
woman were injured IL not ius0n, but
il is unders Ood that ono OF (hom is ,n
a serious condition and i0ay de foa
the result Of the wounds
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STREET TAX COLLECTOR OUT.
Officer Richardson Has Again Bscn
Detailed to the Woork.

Police Officer George Richard son
has started on bis annual work Of col
Letting street tax having again seen
detailed to nat work, and for the neAt
several months he will be busy ahas-
Ing the str eli tax dodger.
At present Officer Richardson +,
handing his lttle notices Out o the
white people, which is the easiest part
pf his work Whom he begins on tba
Aegroes ne strikes the real work OF
me lob' as the average negro genera!
ly keeps his eyes well skinned for fl.a
street tax collector.
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Rsadyfor Rosn,e.s.

The horse corner a and q areats
no 4ol has been newly furnished
Mith brand new Furnishings. good
comfortable beds haw floor covar.ne.
ey RS comfort and convenience. NjH
fsnt rs sleeping rooms and fe1r
rooms for housa keeping. Electric
hehts ami bath cool rerandas for use
Of guests. Rooms rented Dy day
week or month vita 81 withoul
hoard Pores rFn1y,-aFin .4a.y r.. tes
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SCHEDULE IS EFFECTIVE
on SATURDAY, MAY 18TH.

i vas stated in The News eew
laHs aeo that the St Simon Tians.t
9npany would inaugura its regular
-.tnimer schedula to 81 simon oo-
ming May letR. but this was a Is,
-e IS tle c9inpsnf bas decided 10
ath IN regular trips oa SATURDAY.
7y ''ih 'ho frs bear leaving n2ia#
sk at 81 ln
ile ehedule win be ihc sam as
i season. boat leaving The civ
= a. ~ and 2:30 and $50 p. ln.
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SoATES TO THE KINGS
, DAUGHTERS CONVENTION

hong the delagat that win DE in
ndance a. The l7th anuual conven.
Of the Georgia Kings Daueht RS
feh win meet IN Augusta in NAV.
vi be the following.
Miss Kate G Hall af Brunswic!
stssse secretary; Mrs. r >. Darling o1
sessgeross, recording seore eary; Ms.
NJ n keanop, Of Brun wick treas
,,''r executive comm.tte Mis-
nate 9 Hall, Mrs r. } Darling. Mrs
w n kennoa Hiss Kathr'ne Ia ham
Mss Mary G. Cuthbert. and Mrs. 'V.
t Ballard
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clRL pLEAp ouILrY

70 FoBsfNc The walls.
Meridian, Miss. Apfl 80 Mary
Mitchell, a pretty 14-vea.old gir plead
guilty of robbine The mails and of
forging checks ya ~ ,~,rst sr
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this occasion the corsair has besa
followed aIoug he pa aAles5 dco g
tofpedo destroyer which IN pein
of speed, could lakc circles around
Mr Moreans yacht he has hen
rather iFritated at hese attentions
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This is an unusually Gue showing
~heu il Is considered that practically
po cotton was shipped during the
month Ii an 5,65i bales were ship-
d domestic and only 652 bales 10
reign ports All in an the showing
an unusually good On for such a
dall season
The Washington times., 1908-02-17
PROHIBITION nARKSNEN
OPEN FIRE IN CHICAGO

CHICAGO. Feb. 17.-Along q far-hung
battle line Of pulpits yesterday, the rat
tie of musketry marked another attack
OF the army of reform On the Sunday
saloon in Chicago.
Thousands of sermons were delivered
on this subject in Chicago and the
smaller cities of the STATE. The cause
of temperance received a iIt not only
in Protestant. but frv-a Roman Cath
Ole 'pulpits as well.
Broadsides Of Oratorical grape-shot
were aimed at the united societies for
local self-gOv eminent al Governor
Deneen and at Mayor b Isse.
Treason on the part II Mayor Busse
also was charged at The meeting held
in ST. James Methodist Church. The
principal speakers Were Arthur BurTage
Farwell. head of the Chicago Law and
Order League; Charles W. TriCkett. Of
Kansas City, who led the fight that
drove the saloons from that city, aud
the Rev. a. Brown, who assisted Mr..
Trickett-
The Washington times., 1908-02-17
p" On to Albany"
SufragetteS Cry,
As Portals Lead

ALBANY, n. Y, Feb. Eff only
numbers and oratory are needed to
have the Legislature pass the bill Civ
ing women the right TO vote, its advo-
Gates are well supplied with both, &C
cording to plans announced today by
Mrs. Mary +. Craigie, Of Brooklyn, the
legislative representatives Of the State
Women Sunragettes.
With twenty picked speakers, many Of
national prominence and backed by
delegations OF would-be voters from ali
over the State. the leaders vii Invade
Albany tomorrow and begin work for
their bill.
The campaign viii open with mass
meeting in the assembly chamber, when
addresses will be made by the leading
spirits and especial efforts made 10 cap
ture the legislators and have them at
tend, in order that they may know the
extent Of the movement.
On Wednesday afternoon the judiciary
committees will give a Joint hearing in
the Senate chamber on the bill, which
simply provides for an amendment.
It's advocates this year intend TO pre-
sent the legal side Of the question. and
will not in any way depend on men to
help them out. Mrs, Helen NJ. Rodgers,
of Buffalo. and Miss Julia Jenny, OF
Syracuse. both members OF the bar, are
to make the argument from a legal
standpoint.
The Washington times., 1908-02-17
AFTER PNEUMONIA, TYPHOID
FEVER, SCARLET FEVER,
0IPHTHEEIA, GRIP, ETC.
BlOOd-POiSOning Frustrating Dis
eases from which it is
Hard to Recover.
The Best Course to Pursue Is TO
Take HOOd's SarsapariIIa.

Co'ivslescence from the grip and all
other diseases that poison the blood and
weaken the whole system should be pro-
NOTED By every means at ones COM
mand. Careful attention has been found
40 be as important after these diseases.
which have been so prevalent this win
ter as during them.
Hoods SarsapartIla is Of great ser
vice in COnvalescence, because il rids
the blood OF any lingering poison, re
stores the appetite. aids the digestion.
EenewE the Strength, and builds up
the whole system. In cases where a
cathartic IS needed. Hoods Sarsaparina
is greatly aided by Hoods Pills. the
tonic cathartic. peculiarly we'll adapted
10 the weak and run down.
Sick Two hzonths-'HOod's Sarsa-
parflla has cured me OF the grip. 1 was
sick for two months and was tired and
weak and could not do any work
Finally I sent for bottle Of this medi-
cine. and when I had taken half Of II
/ could do the homework I recon-
mend Hoods to all who have the grip"
Miss Carrie Irby, Jenkins. Mo.
Hoods Sarsaparilla Is sold every
where. In the usual liquid, or in tab
let form called sarsatabs-One hun
dred doses enc dollar.
The Washington times., 1908-02-17

comes. if ever. our battleships will give
an excellent account of themselves.
The American battleships have in the
main more freebOard than those Of for
c gn navies.'
Five Russian battleships with very
high freebOards and gun positions cap
sized or We're sunk in the battle Of the
Sea of Japan"
In the heights above water OF guns
firing on the broadside the United states
navy is in the lead.
our battleships are best equipped to
repulse torpf 60 boats.
'The arrlor OF our battleships is
somewhat thicker and fully as we'll dis
tributed as that Of foreign battleshlDs-'
EVERY known device has been in
stalled tC prevent fiarebacks and acCi-
dental EuitiOn Of powder grains in the
tuUrets.
The openings OF the gun ports OF the
Kearsarge and Kentucky are larger
than desirable, but the increased areas
are much more reliable and effective for
heavy gun service than those OF any of
their predecessors.
The Washington times., 1908-02-17
AHAZONS BLUFF
NEW YORK POLICE
Fair SuffragetteS Take Quiet
Walk" Up Broadway
While Police Admire.

NEW YORK. Feb. l7.-High officials
Of New York's police department are
paying a great many compliments to-
day ic she progressive woman suffrage
union.
The blue coats put on a bold front
Saturday when they declared they
would prevent the proposed Sunday
open-air mass meeting and parade of
suffragettes, even though it took every
member Of the department in town
to DO it. But they admit that their
knees knocked together when they
thought of the kind of time they would
have If an actual physical clash oc-
CURED with the equal rights crusaders.
When Secretary Maud Malone OF the
union finally told Police Captain Young
that the organization's representatives
would confine themselves 10 a quiet
walk up Broadway. the captain con-
fesses he heaved long sigh of relief.
The sunragette leaders say today that
they don't think they did so badly con-
sldering that they simply walked along
the sidewalk without banners. automO-
bile, or other artificial means OF
arousiug public enthusiasm.
In their march from the unions head
quarters, across Union Square. up
Broadway to TWenty-third street ana
eastward TO the Manhattan Trade School
they call attention TO the fact that they
picked up a crowd of 1900 or 5000 fol-
lowers. and this they consider tOler-
ably good showing.
The subsequent meeting and speeches,
being held indoors, were not subject TO
interference by the police. Friday the
union Will fix on a week day for grand
parade and open-air meeting. The police
had the reserves from four stations on
duty at Union Square for some time yes
terday TO prevent possible disorder.
The Washington times., 1908-02-17
PLANNED
FOR EVANS FLEET
Lima Citizens Will Extend
Special CourteSieS to
Officers and Men.

LIMA. Peru. Feb. H. This city and
Callao are on the qui vive and the tin
toe OF expectation in anticipation Of
the arrival of the American battleship
feet. Every effort is being made, To
have the social features given here sur
pass, IL possible. those at Rio de Janefro.
Rear Admiral Evans is expected to
make up the time lost in the festivities
and arrive at Callao Tuesday evening.
The government has issued orders that
ne be paid the honors due a vice ad-
miral, a courtesy that was extended TO
him at Rio de Janeiro and at Flnta
Arenas.
An elaborate program has been ar
ranged, including countless receptions
by officials and by President Pardo. A
grand ball, boat races. ana athletic
events, q bullhght and many excur-
siOns. Admiral Evans viii give a
return reception on his flagship on Sat
urday and there is a mad scramble for
invitations
The schedule Of entertainment during
the stay OF the feet Is as follows:
February 2l-Reception by President
PaTdO TO Admiral Evans and star
February 2Z-Banquct by President
PardO. in honor III WashingtOn's Birth
Jay 10 AuiiAIn EsNdlis and 20 officers.
February A-Bullhght, at which 500
officers aud $500 men from the feet
are expected
February 25-Railway excursion to Mt
MeiEEs.
February 2G-Reception at United
States legation
February Z7-Reception by minister OF
war TO the American officers.
February 2S-Ball By National Club to
visiting officers.
February 29-Reception on battIeshlp
Connecticut
The Washington times., 1908-02-17
Converse Answers Criticisms
Of American WarShip Designs;
Equal to Any Foreign Navy
Others SurpaSs Us in Num-
Der of Ships Only,
Writer Ayers.
Opinions of Commanders
Should Outweigh Views
OF inexperienced Men.

In comprehensive defense of the
American battleships, prepared by order
OF the President and made public nv
Secretary Metcalf. in answer to the
numerous criticisms recently published
In magazines, Admiral Converse refutes
the criticisms, presents figures showing
that the fighting ships of the American
navy are inferior to none, and charac-
terizes these criticisms as prepared by
persons whose knowledge Of the subjects
discussed is limited and incorrect
While admitting that certain features
of bauIeship construction are Gar from
perfect, Admiral Converse holds that In
not a single point are the ships of for
eign navies superior. He takes up the
subject Of the main armor belt. and the
height OF the gun positions, and an
sWers specifically ReuterdahTs state
ments on these points.
The opinions OF officers who have
actually commanded our ships are il
would seem, entitled to greater weight
than the critics, among whom the loud
est and most bitter have never COM
manded a ship, and therefore can have
little. if any, practical knowledge upon
which to base their erroneous criti-
cisms." says Admiral Converse, in an
swer to the critics.
In the ninety-one pages which the ad-
miTaI devOtes to the defense OF the
navy. the subjects dealt with include
freeboard OF ships, heights OF gun posi-
tons, torpedo defense, battle drills. bat
tleship armor, turret designs. ammuni-
ton hoists, and out-turning screws.
His emphatic conclusion is "our ships
are not inferior TO those of foreign
navies. In quantity of vessels alone are
We lacking"
Some Of the striking statements Of
Admiral Converse in his report are.
ANY compromises in design nave
tended toward a nearer approach % the
desired perfect finaiity."
NO ship has been built by US inferior
TO those Of any nation designed at the
same time"
when the stress OF actual combat
The Washington times., 1908-02-17
THE sPLURGE IN NEW YORK.

Sensational AFFAIR."
Mr.. Loosen Upp gives a COming-Out
party TO his daughter, Araminta.
Ham and eggs were served TO thirty
people at "A cost OF S4O0 OO0.-Exchange
The Washington times., 1908-02-17
COLLIE BITES MAN,
ON TRIAL IN COURT

KANSAS CITY, Feb. 17.-Carlos, the
Pet collie of the Union Mission, at
Eighteenth and MCGEE streets, was on
trial for its life in police court this
morning. Harry Riesberg, OF 1918 East
Eighteenth street, said the dog attack
ed him and bit him in the leg when he
called at the mission Sunday afternoon.
The Rev. O. =. Ferguson, of the mis-
sion; Mrs Ferguson, two children, and
two men testified that the dog was gen
tie.
Lets look at the dog" ordered Judge
Kyle. Carlos was put upon the judges
desk, where he kicked up his heels and
barked happily. When Judge Kyle pet
ted him ne wagged his tail apprecia-
lively.
Character sustained; prisoner dis
charged" was the courts order.
The Washington times., 1908-02-17
DR.. STARTS FUNERAL
TOMORROW MORNING

Funeral services Tor DIT. william NJ.
Starr, Washington's q dest resident, who
died Saturday morning IN the Emer-
gency Hospital. viii be held at 10 O'Clock
tomorrow morning at the undertaking
establishment OF Yoakley & Jenkins. 913
II street northwest. Tie members Of
the Oldest Inhabitants Association will
attend the services In a body.
william Hull. a nephew of DIR. Starr,
who lives ga Grand Rapids, Mich, ar
rived n Washington yesterday. Ac-
cOmpanied by Mr.. Hull the remains will
be taken to Grand Rapids tomorrow
night.
The Washington times., 1908-02-17
WOLF ATTACKS HORSE;
RIDER HAS HARD FIGHT

HAZLETON, Po-, FEB. 17-Whne on
his way home several nights ago, Harry
BilHg had an exciting experience with
wolf.
When about half way up the noun
tain the wolf attacked his horse, and il
was only after hard battle the animal
was driven of.
After reaching home BiIE armed
himself with a gun, and after several
hours search succeeded in kllling the
wolf
The Washington times., 1908-02-17
1908 STYLES IN JOKES.

Peekaboo Jokes will have large sper-
lures
Theater haJ jokes will be very wide
Waist jokes viii continue 20 button
down the back.
Ladies' shoe Jokes will be two sizes
smaller.
Bathing suit jokes will be cut shorter
than last year.-Exchange
The Washington times., 1908-02-17
ALL NEWSSTADDS

VTTHEN tradesman appears in the market-place
Wv and sells all his goods before the market is
fairly opened, it is pretty clear that he has
catered wisely to the public needs. When
idea in monthly magazinemaking is offered to the
public and sells out in five days, that also is ndsputable
evidence that the public has found what it wants
The whole edition of THE LIVE WIRE for February
heaped upon the newssands from the Atlantic to Pacific
last month"; exhausted before the newsdeaers knew
what had happened Each copy passed from reader
reader from family to family through towns and hamIets
along the highways and throughout the land and
from all quarters In other words the reading public
found what looking for, and promptly voiced its
praise.
THE LIVE WIRE for March is far and away superior
the February number 1t contains 80 coored iustra-
tons 1872 pages of fiction and special articles great
quantity of poetry flashes of humor that will make the
whole world laugh, scntilatng gems of thought and
honey homeke tone that is good easy reading from start
to finish.
The human interest matter in THE LIVE WIRE is
the kind that takes hold of you instantly the kind that APP
peals to and in every walk of lfe the kind
that grips YOU harshy but with that friendly warmth
that is true and deep and lasting.
THE LIVE WIRE, IN other words is a live magazine
made for the whole nation It's stories have sweep and
go about them Its mission to and entertain
path wide the Union. It's future is assured. 1t
has been accepted because is the right magazine brought
out at the right time at the right price.
The Washington times., 1908-02-17
TURNvEREIN MEETING.

Many prominent men attended the
meeting of the Columbia Tgrrverein
Society. held at its hall last .ening. A
program Of readings and Rotations
was arranged.