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PUBLIC NOTICES.

City of New York snail have the right to
change the same.
Dated August ], 1908.
FRANCIS HEsY PFNDLFTON.
Corporation Counsel.
O1s~ ard Posi- once Address. Hall OF Rec
ords, Corner of Chambers and Centre
Streets, Borough Of Manhattan. Ssv
York City.
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ENGINEER.-Ice machines dynamos mo-
tors: hve years experience. F. Spohn,
222 East 3Sth St
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ELEVATOR RUNNER. 20: experienced
electric. hydraulic cars; references. Far
rell. 1oe7 3d ave
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
Single insertions 8 cents per line Six
teen words seven times consecutiveiy. 81.
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Write for circular.
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Broadway. between Beth and 37th sts.
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.-HoTE-
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soc AND UP.
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gentlemen.
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HUDSON RIVER DAY LINE

PaIatial steamers '.HENDRlCk HUI
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MARY POWELL" OF the Hudson River
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point In the southerly line OF s.efors
mentioned Kings Hill Road; thence along
thence continuing aicng said westerly line
Of parcel No. $40 North 1S' 56' East ~ ]
feet. again crossing said road. 70 point
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running along the westerly lines Of oefors
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S. % East 2o7.s feet North g. o. East
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feet. North g. 3s' East IS. feet and North
O. AZ East s15.6 feet 20 the point or place
OF beginning
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YOUNG MAN. p. ss machinist's helper,
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Luetje. 1872 Myrtle ave, Brooklyn.
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~ mage illustrated booklet OF 200 delight
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vacation resorts. Mailed free by Marsrsrs
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cnces.
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YOUNG MAN.-With considerable business
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or take washing home; outdoor drying;
nice ward; city references. M. c., 3oo East
26th St second floor.
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COOK.-By German woman: first class;
thoroughly competent: understands fancy
and plain dishes; une1ceptionable refer
ences; city or country. Address Hilda Mul-
Ter. Harrison. n. Y.
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COOK.-By English Protestant; under
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cooking; excellent manager; best OF refer
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Golfers Agency, 122 West 23d st.
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YOUNG MAN. 21; good penman and accu-
rate at figures; can come well recon-
mended William Michel. POI West 13sth St
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| INFANTS NURSE, &c.-By North Of Ire
lands infants nurse; long experience;
| friend parlormaid waitress; separate; both
come highly recommended. Phone 1925
Plaza Morrow's Bureau. 721 Lexington
ave corner 5Sth St
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-06-02
CATBIRD TRAINED
TO KILL RODENTS
Feathered Waterman Really Has
Saved Owner Hundreds of
Dollars in Orchard.

BIRDSBORO, Pa, June Pred
Weede has an AngOTa Catbird that he
is training 10 eaten mice. To is quite
young, a sort of a kitten bird, but IL
has shown so much progress that Mr..
Weede is confident of his ability TO
make Is a valuable ally In Kidding his
orchard of the mice.
Mice have already cost him hundreds
of dollars by destroying young apple
trees. and until he hit upon tn idea OF
utilizing the catbird Mr.. Weede was in
despair.
He first experimental upon several
full-grOWn birds, but they were vicious
and scratched him so badly that he
gave up all hope OF doing anything with
them, He then acquired a young bird,
and with this ne had better success OF
course, when IL was overfed on meat II
had fits. but it has outgrown this weak
ness.
In its work OF eliminating the mice
the catbiTd adopts unique metpcdS.
Hopping from tree to tree it news until
the curiosity Of the mice is aroused and
they poke their heads out Of the holes
10 locate the cat
They are not expecting TO find danger
towering over their heads. since real
cats do not fiy. and they fan easy prey
TO the watchful catbiTd which seizes
them I'm It's bill and shakes them 20
death. AS vet this intelligent bird has
not been taught 70 eat the mice.
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Succumbs to Heart Disease
Soon After Return From
Visit to Daughter.

Former Senator James X. Jones of
Arkansas died of heart disease at his
home, 1872 Nineteenth street, late yes
terday afternoon The funeral probably
viii be held Thursday afternoon. Def
finite arrangements capnot be made
PENDING advices from Senator Jones
daughter. Mrs stephen Carrigan, Of
hone, Ark. as 10 what hour she will
arrive IN Washington. AIR. and Mrs
CarriEau left their Arkansas home this
morning upon learning of the Senator
death, bur owing 10 the floods in
southern Arkansas the family cannot
arrange Tor the burial OF the dead
statesmen until Mrs. Carrigan tele-
graphs uer arrival at ST. Louis
Iutemeut viii be in Rock Creek Gem
etcr-, ana IL has practically been de
.ided FOO hold services at the family
residence. rather than at the Mt. Yer
non Place a. r. Church. as former
lr considered Tile Rev Dr. j. Howard
Wells. pastor of that church, assisted
hy the Rev. DIR. j. ID. Duffy. a former
pastor ard friend to the late Senator.
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persistently, and with uniform success.
lie served on the subcommittee OF the
Committee on Finance which drafted the
Wilson tariff bill.
Mr.. Jones, although a mem Der of the
Ways and Means Committee while n
member of the House. and an expert in
tariff and financial matters. did not be
come q member OF the Finance Commit
tee or the Senate until 1899. when the
Democrats assumed control - that body
Mr.. Jones was loyal Democrat
Born in Mississippi.
He ~as born in Marshall county,
Miss. September % 1899. He received
a classical education. and at the out
break of the war. entered the Confed-
crate army. After the close Of the war.
uatil 1873, he lived he quiet life of
planter. In the same year he began
tae practice Of law and was elected to
tie Arkansas Senate. He became pres
ident of that body In 1877. In 1873 he
was defeated for the nomination for
Congress in his district, but was elected
two years later. He was reelected in
1882 and 1854. He took his seat I'm the
Senate Alarch 4, 1885. as the successor
Of James ID. Walker.
Mr.. Jones was for years a member
Of the Committee on Indian Affairs,
and took especial interest in all legis-
lation affecting the Far West In de-
bate Senator Jones was forceful, stu
diOus and earnest.
MIR. Jones went TO the Democratic
convention in 1896 as a supporter Of
Bland and at first was opposed 10
the Nebraskan. Following Mr.. Bryans
famous cross Of gold" speech. he ap-
preached the Nebraskan and promised
him his hearty support, suggesting that
the ballot be taken Immediately Mr..
Bryan advocated waiting twenty four
hours TO test the sincerity Of the con-
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vention's allegiance TO him, but the vote
was taken
Committee Chairman.

vention.s allegiance TO him. but the vote
was taken.
Committee Chairman.
Although not a member Of the Demo-
cratic National Committee at the time
Senator Jones was later made chairman
and no tfmef supporter OF Mr. BRYAN
could be found He conducted the 1895
campaign and four wears later AT Mr.
Bryan's request. assumed charge OF the
1900 campaign In both OF these cam
patgns lie fought against great odds ON
account Of the inadequate funds al
his disposal and his conduct of these
two campaigns, despite such handicaps.
stamped him as political leader of
no mean ability.
Senator Jones was. above all. an hon
orable man, ana II has been charged
that lack OF success in his management
OF these campaigns might partly be at
tributed 10 ms rugged honesty and de-
termination not TO resort 10 dirty polf-
tics He IS said 20 have returned large
sums OF money just before the close of
the campaign on the ground that #
could not be used effectively and that
the fight was either lost or won.
Mr.. Jones married Miss SIZE Soueryau
daughter OF William l. Somervell. of
Arkansas. He Is survived by his wife
three children, and one sister. The sur
viving children are James X Jones. fr..
Mrs. Steve Carrigan, and Miss Sue
Jones.
Since he left the Senate. Mr.. Jones
has practtced law in Washington While
not exceedingly wealthy. Mr.. Jones
owned considerable property here and
had lucrative practice. He was strick-
en- with paralysis early yesterday morn
ing. but was not thought by the family
physician to be in such serious condI-
ton. Shortly AFTER 8 o'clock YESTERDAY
afternoon he died OF heart failure
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LEAVE
TO INSPECT CITY

Capt. Edwin Markham. Assistant In.
gineer Commissioner. and c. B. Hunt
engineer OF highways. left today for
Kansas City. Mo. TO inspect a system
Of street improvements. Attention has
been called TO a bitulithic pavement, a
mixture Of crushed stone and tar
which, il IS said, has met with success
in that city.
They also will investigate an asphalt
patching machine used in repairing
stree.s. and will look into the western
method of oiling macadam and dirt
roads. which system has been used 70
some extent in the District.
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White House Callers

Senators Dick OF Ohio.
Warren OF Wyoming.
Dixon Of Montana.
BOrah Of Ida1O.
Elkins Of Wet Virginia.
representatives. Loua or Michigan.
Graf Of Illinois.
Sulzer of New York.
VreeIand of NeW York
Cole OF Ohio.
Bonynge OF Colorado.
General Elliott. L. S. NJ. c.
The Cabinet met at II o'clock.
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MURDERER OF WIFE
DIES FROM WORRY

GRAFTON. W. Va. June IVORY
over the murder OF his wife Monday
night, May Is. curing a temporary III
Of insanity, after he had just closed a
series Of revival services near Fair
mont. caused the death Of the Rev S.
A. Coffman here last night I'm the Graf
ton jail.
COffman killed his wife by siashing
her throat with d razor In a C3zen
III.
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Will conduct the services. Members of
the District bar, Of which the former
Senator was an active member, and
probably several United States Senators,
who have not returned to their homes,
will probably act as active and hon
CTary pallbeareTs. although these have
not as yet been selected.
A great many of the former associates
and close personal friends Of the dead
statesman called at the residence last
night and today. among the callers be-
ing members Of botn houses OF Con-
and bar and former political associates
kilograms OF coincidence have been re-
Ceiyed from large number Of pTOml-
nenU men in an sections of the country.
PICK Up ADD
Death Surprises Friends.
Mr.. Jones death came as a distinct
shock and surprise to his acduaintances
and friends here. as last sunday ne
seemed i'll the best of health. lie re-
Arkansas Friday and appeared In eX-
Cellent spirits.
Former Senator Jones had been prom
inent In national politics for q number
of years. some of lis most noted work
being as manager OF the two Bryan
Presidential campaigns. He was MEM
Der of the United States Senate from
Arkansas from 1885 20 1903. Although
making no pretensions at being pOpu-
larry called spectacular leader, he did
an Immense amount of work, quietly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-15

Nrs ceunesI cifcies TVss3kf. Frtde1
and Eunday eernlmNe consultation dAtlg
i.sks 1fnteu ear G4t OF ~ heMeN 81
aaltse-n
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MURDER SUSPECT
is UNDER ARREST

TACOMA. Oct i5.--Jamea Keeley
or Keller. a young sblngle weaver,
wanted hers on 4 charge Of mur.
dering MOtorman Fred Brown, 81
the Tacoma street railway. was
arrested In Portsmouth. a suburb
81 Portland. Ore. yesterday aud
will be brought here for trial Two
other men are suspected as accom-
pilces. aud the police believe they
will shortly run them down.
Three men entered the owl car
on the = IT. spur when the car
stopped al the end of the line IN
East Tacoma on the night Of August
2. Conductor Winsor and Motor
man Brown we're sitting inside the
car As Brown arose 30 enter the
front veatibule % run the car Into
the city one 81 the robbers ieaped
o. bic feet aud shot him. killing
him instantly. The other men mean.
while covered Conductor Wineor
with reyolyera and robbed him, and
then compelled him 70 run them
part Of the way Into the city Moth
lng was seen or heard Of them after
they leapcd into tho brush AZ the
aide 81 the car line.
Kelley confessed when arrested
yesterday that be was one Of the
men who held up the car. but
claims be dld not DO the shooting
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SHOOTS HIS WITT
THEN BLOWS on
HIS OWN BRl6

OAKLAND. Cal, OF d
70 Rogers last evening -.
wife through the brasm ~
Sounding her. and q fex =
later blew out his own brsIss i
ers. who had been separsses \
bis wife, went 10 No. 90 -.
st., where Mrs Rogers Az \
staying with her sister. To- 4. I
pose Of securing the CUSTODY : 1.
fyear old son.
Mrs. Rogers heard Of hls -.
and went 10 intercept Linn ~
the woman was defending y =,
the husband shot her.
Rogers walked from he =.
and. proceeding down the IT,
short distance. placed the aan.
volyer to his head and fired e
instantly.
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ACTOR THINKS His
SON Is ABDUQE

1fNTHAilA, Wash Oct &.
Whit Paul Brandon. aged : ,a
son of Whit Brandon. an actor 4
IL here with a road c0mpany /
is producing The Devil hI
lieved TO have been kidnapped NJ
unknown woman last evening
child answering the deecrlptlxI
the Brandon boy was seen "A
train that left here az g:Izf|
for Gate, where one train gss|
Olympia and another % Abee<
Messages have been sent TO d
lice OF both towns 10 be on IL N
out for the child.
The town was searched ,sls.
by men with lanterns d = 4
deavor 10 locate the rnin.sx ~
but without any trace u In 80
found. The lad was dres9k 1
light khaki suit. lie A3s IA
brown hair and a fair con,ls1s|
Mr.. Brandon. the father 4 Ia,
panied here by bic wife. bw b
is his second wife. and Ia y
wife. whom be divorced. ID IL \
be living In Michigan. Mr. ~
don has some suspicion TIA 4
first wife. who Is the boys "a
may have kidnapped him.
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BOMB is HURLED
INTO GARAGE
10y United press.l

NEW YORK. Oct ia bomb
was thrown yesterday into the big
enclosure on Eighth av, between
Seth and 57th SITS. where $50 taxi
cabs belonging to the New York
TaKlcab company were stored for
the night. The explosion shook
buildings for blocks and hundreds
OF persons In the neighborhood were
thrown into Wild excitement The
explosion tore a great hole in the
garage. The bomb struck near a
big tank OF gasoline The company
declares IL was a deliberate attempt
By strikers 10 destroy the property
81 the company This the strikers
strongly deny.
Some Of the strike leaders ex-
press q belief that Il was not a
bomb al all. but an explosion OF
gasoline due 70 the insxperience OF
some OF the men who have taken
the places Of the strikers.
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LEADER OF A
DOUBLE LIFE

WASHINGTON. Oct 15.-The
record OF a young man OF Alexan.
dria. Va. who masqueraded here
for several days as the son of
Thomas Fortune Ryan, the New
York millionaire. IN being In.
vestgated by the police today. The
authorities have already discovered
that he has wife and children IN
the Virginia city. and that he was
associated with a woman who Is
believed 10 be the wife of a New
York stock broker
Yesterday detectives discovered
an alleged attempt by the young
man to defraud a guest Of the New
Willard hotel.
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MOTHER-IN-LAW
IN TUCKER CASE
(s,ar Special servlee.)

CHICAGO. oct is.-lt developed
here today that Col VIM. r. Tucker.
whose wife ~ suing him FOR deser-
ton, had been ordered 60 thc gov b.
eminent hospital al Hot Springs FOR
treatment ut the request 81 Mrs.
John A. Logan, his mother in law
II r. stated that Secretary OF War
Wright was importuned ~ Mrs. Lo-
Ean 20 remove Col Tucker from the
Influence II Mrs Myrtle T.. platt.
who II accused by Mrs Tucker ~
stealing her husbands affections
and that when the army officer ar
rives et Hot Springs today he will
not be allowed to retain Mrs Plat
as a Compa lion.
Word from ST. Louis today states
that Col. Tucker left there last night
FOR Hot Springs. attended hy nurre
and several others DR. l.. "a. Bth-
rens said whom tho army man left
that he would not be surprised 60
hear of hts dying before he reached
the hospital
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HASTY MAnlIke
AND FEAST |

NEW YORK. Oct Is fes@
Hennessay. formerly an 1szla1
district attorney fer N<w Ten 4
his yeung bride are today sg<,1
for Europe on the fast aat' a
anita while the guests That m11
pated in the wedding feast ~ l
taking about the most fA12 4
they have ever Gates TIC n
people were married Fss.r1
morning at 81. PatTiek's 1taNI
and sailed Immediately on tlz
Europe Their wedding tfssE1l
WAS served on the Laxitaria 4
midst Of the festivities 4 ~
nounced that the beat wpuA
cast off from her pier 81
guests had to scramble for ~
Mrs HennesHey VAS fprmsrss
Margaret SheehHD. dauRattf =
~hcehan. q prominent rorirss.
New York and san FraariRt
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ABUSIVE LETTER
CAUSES SUICIDE

SPOKANE. Oct. 1s-with the
pocket Of her apron containing an
abusive letter written by J L.
wyilie. 81 Huntington. Ore. the
body Of Estelia Ramshy. also known
as Helen Wood. beautiful young
nurse who left the Sacred Heart
hospital and drowned herself In
the river two weeks ago. was re
covered.
In the letter wyllie severely
scored the girl for not paying an
alleged debt 81 $50 and threatened
10 expose her 60 all the hospitals
and 20 aend her 10 the penitsnsiary.
Miss Ramsby was very sensitive.
and two hours after receiving the
letter she committed suicide.
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DIES AFTER ILLNESS
OF SEVERAL MONTH,

fneut uas hopeful ths, -
cover. mat lis Wo,,is
Dr. Kellogg wac
thoriiY On the s,hs.lI'.s - oKnizsd !.
losis and paimonsss y .eks,.
ing made that porI .seilons ~.
- bis scieniffle apeeial Ca,
founded and vas ~ e.ssfch h
The Washinssom Asse w secretary n
Prevention and 49,, alton for \.
iofie ' u Tubef.-'
The remalna wsA
taken 70 Norwait. 3 ,@sNahly h
within The neHt fsw Cav m,ssfms1ll
logg was - years n ~ HI.
time Of his death. 80 q h.
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Losr HUNTER is rom

EVERETT. oct. iA.--llosls ~
Of Anacorten. hunter VITO -
lost on WILDLY Island last -
day, and for whom seatehinK ~
N~fn securing the country. xxsa
81 into the camp 81 tie ukI1tf
and sand 4 Gravel esmp4ey 4
say He was cared for lhs.s
raH taken 20 hle lone II
planned that he had beaoas ~
the swamps on the sslane xki.s
lowing a deer.
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City Bacteriologist Kellogg
Passes Away.

After an illness Of several months.
during which time he underwent
numerous operations. Or. w. w. N
Kellogg. city baeteTiologisi. died a.
the Seattle General hospital last
night. Ills wife and sister we're ~
tha bedside when the end came. Dr.
Kellogg entered the hospital On July
Is and up to almost The last mo-
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f.fs "a aftrfnaf freenW - yarh .ffff.
eiesrma I'D afseaa Wfth ritH watef ard
tstsphanaa Ia. wNrfs attractive feafafa foe
: hi.sna sare 81 iHffskEs rapidly o. valve
tau ear iiaes fee srhnsis. On mails street.
- WfnhlaNas ara CHaaffy clnh Tarnsa
GtH taWf ftN per ruonth Fa4f hiagks
nofsh tfaru srt - ffsmanf ~ caf uns
u4inNE q FAnuAR
nranrh effBee cor aefh Green - esd Az
Maln effiee. tIs Nsv resk nlesA
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ftee safk Sc fasn 49, tit fsf
saeHfh Level teHa aass eaif ~ ths
eeanfF FasH masfa - afsse Las esA
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EVERETT. Oct l
comparatively short WV =
viii possess n full-iieAh VI III
telegraph station carsas ~
INK up and souding sen., ", w, I.
away. Tor Harry n Mh,'S...
pioye on the stone 49, .s..i,.
pany. who has neari9 s4s
apparatus, has secures "a
DO install a wireless Ia, ~
roof of the American NS
huLllInn. =
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ron SALE NY OWNER
Broom modern cottage. corner lot
HoEteoi close 90 two car lines Price
f2.l0os cash $3.50 and flt per meath
YOUNG a unOnEftu,
HCandluavlan American Bank
Phone Ballard STA ffifE
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FuuH ROOM COTTAGE
ffas easN saa t1s sssF nsetth
NNfnA Fagrss bats pastry KNA 60
asnt tssrassaf nes level Zoe sNafa -
- aaftsnt tsrs ftass e. FfsHaaat
car uas f6taa tttaa
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WOMAN MAY
EXECUTED

PICKING. oct H. Maders
wife Of tho biographer II -
II Hung Chang, has hetn q
IN Shanghai on impoFsxni
The reason for the action Z
IN the fact that Madsme Lee !
late been making brave sas
clear the character 81 a
teacher who Was heheadpd -
charged with rsvplutionArs e
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education. Unless the efl1
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