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years; United States officials demand
reports from Zelaya, N-icaraugan Presi-
dent, on killing of Groce and Cannon;
head Christian Science Church IN Bos-
ton communicates Mrs. Augusta Z.
Stetson, Of New York. 10. Albert
Wibiralske, West Orange High School
player, killed in football game; grand
jury takes up case OF skeleton found
in old building at South Orange ave-
nue. Asylum; Edgar O.. Silver, promi-
nent publisher. of New York city, dies
at East Orange. aged - years. 70
Thomas G. Lennon, Jersey City poll
tician. shot himself in head at ON
tinental Hotel; Surrogate-elect Isaac
Shoenthal given reception at Court
House as he takes oath OF office; Yale
defeats Harvard at football by score
of 8 to 0; Orville and Wilbur Wright
form to build aeroplanes with
Gould. Vanderbilt and Ryan interests
as stockholders; Northern Lodge No.
IS. F.. and A. M. celebrates fifty-sixth
anniversary; Mrs. Augusta Z. Stetson
resigns from First Scientist Church, OF
New York. %. John Jacob Aster and
party on yacht Nourmahal located at
San Juan after fifteen-day search;
Lakewood residents protest against
establishment of tuberculosis home for
children; David A. De Almond, Demo-
cratic leader in Congress. burned TO
death at Butler, Mo. Is. First snow
storm of season; st. Paul mine at Cher
~, ILL.,, sealed up to smother flames.
leaving 200 miners missing and IN
accounted for. Is. Secretary Ballinger,
OF Interior Department, recommends
conservation of public lands; 15o New
ark shirtwaist operators strike; ten
people injured in trolley crash at Bar
clay and West Kinney streets; Dr
Frederick A. Cook m~ysteriously
from New York. fol-
lowing shipment of his North
Pole records to Copenhagen ~.
Washington officials announce sweep
ing changes in methods of handling
naval affairs; Harrison police rescue
rs people from burning tenement; ocey
W. NJ. Snead found dead in In
East Orange. 80. Trial of Mrs. Mary
j. Wilhelm for murder of her husband
starts; investigation of Overlook Asy-
lum on Mary Anne Bauer case starts
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OF MOST IMPORTANT HAPPENINGS
THROUGHOUT FL RI DURING al 1909

win street. burned to death playing
with matches. 3. Charles G. Gaines,
of 222 West Kinney street, surrenders
self for murder of Watt Carter. A..
Members Of Democratic State Com
fnittee declare against amendments to
constitution; three persons killed in
train wreck on Baltimore and Ohio
railroad, at New Castle, Pa. 6. George
w. Wiedenmayer dies at his Toms
River home; Peary sends fash hat
he, too, has found the North Pole.
8. Meyer S. Hood, of 97S Broad street.
dies suddenly DIT his home; Captain T
S. Cody, American aeroplanist, breaks
record for cross-country ~aeroplane
flight. 9. Edward II. Hartman, rail-
road king, diedIat his home in Arden,
N. Y. 10. The Holmeshurst Hotel, in
Edgemere, l.. L.. destroyed by fire. IA.
The plant of the New York and Phila-
delphia Birch Company, at Whippany,
destroyed by fire. Is. David w. Clark,
of Newark. commits suicide i'm New
York; Patrick Dugan, of Jersey City.
killed by train at the Market street
station. is. Mrs. Thomas L. Raymop
sues husband for a divorce; Charles A.
O'Connor, SO Atlantic street, found
NCoo III OdoCill-iAl VI lOiiits ldd iilf1I
Is years old, of 247 Norfolk street.
killed by trolley car. IS. James Hart
enstein, IL years old, dies from poison
intended for flies. 20. Nathaniel Hen
dershaw, contractor, waylaid in Broad
street; President Taft. IN speech. de-
mands a commerce court. q. Former
Governor John A. Johnson, of Minna-
sofa, succunbs. %. Masked bandit
holds up Orange and Passaic Valley
trolley car. 20. Mrs. Elizabeth Wag-
Ter. 1876 William street, B~elIeville, dies
from burns received trying to save
child. 25. Hudson-Fulton celebration
opens with military parade: four men
dashed to death when dirigible mill
tary balloon explodes in France. 81
Fifteen children injured when fire.
works explode in Jersey City school;
Lieutenant-Colon John D.. Feaser
elected to colonel of First regiment
%. Regular Republicans and Demo
cratic organizations sweep county In
primaries. go. Herbert II. Lyle, au-
tonobile driver badly ri in races at
Long Island; Simon Scheuer. founder
of Scheuer groceries, dies. 80. Attempt
made to wreck Central passenger train
at Plainield.
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OCTOBER.

HN
l. Adam G.. Marshall. 81 Watching
avenue. West Orange. killed in fight
with policemen. a. Wilbur Wright flies
over warships on Hudson river. S. Ma
than Bilder. appointed as receiver of
the Kornit Manufacturing Company
6. Edgar w. Mix. of Columbus. o.. wins
international balloon race: n killed
and q score injured III train crash on
ROAD. 1T parnell, H.;
thirty men killed in explosion at. the
-.l. ,..-Ltfy Company at Ma
naimo, B. C. Z. Eight men injured
when two donkey engines crashed on
Pennsylvania railroad at Kearny. 8.
Wilbur Wright breaks worlds record
for speed in aeroplane at College Park;
two men killed and several hurt
when drill engine crashes into freight
train on Central railroad at Allentown.
10. Monster parade, feast of Holy Name.
II. Five persons killed in hurricane in
Havana; five buried alive in cavern in
Paterson. IL. One thousand two hun
bred die in hurricane which sweeps the
coast; 5000, 900 forgery forces closing OF
the First National Bank at Mineral
Point, Wis. IL. Twelve seriously in
jured when g%randstand at Lodi for the
Columbus Day celebration ~collapses.
Is. Newark and Jersey City combine in
war on the East Jersey Water Com
pany. IA. Seventeen die in AXE and
coast storms; Frederick T. johnson,
former city comptroller, dies suddenly
on Broad street. is. Thirty-three die as
big tornado sweeps the South. 16. -Four
hurt when crane on Prudential build
ing topples to street; striking hatters
win big victory, ordered back to work
in Connect factories; Franz j.. Fischer,
of 465 South Eighteenth street, found
dead in ditch in West Caldwell; many
riots in Europe over death of Ferrer.
Is. Twenty-eight families made home
less by fire which destroys two houses
at 62 and 81 Belmont avenue. 20. Work.
men brave death to save foreman in
fire which destroys Zeh, Hahnemann &
Co.'S factory. 81. Spanish Cabinet
forced to quit by Ferrer uprising. %.
Mrs. Anna Marie Mueller, Newark bride.
victim in Islip murder mystery. %.
Senator Patrick Henry McCarren,
Brooklyn, dies in st. GATHERINGS Hos
pital; Gaetano Ambriri arrested for
murder of Frank Ricciliano. who he
SWOTt " NIL. 81. OllO MQSiiSi toH-
fesses to murder of his wife. rs
Prince Hirobumi Ito, of Japan, is killed
by assassins: five children die in fire
which DESTROYS Home for Girls at
Lynchburg, Va. q. Japanese visitors
are escorted through the city; Patrick
Powers reelected president of the East
ern League. %. Buffalo fiier on D., l..
and w. railroad kills two in Hoboken;
two were killed and a score injured in
tenement fire in New York. so. Van
derbilt cup race is won by Harry F.
Grant, in Alec car.
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AUGUST.

2. Francis G.. Goeken- dies at summer
home in C~atskills; Brigadier-General
Joseph H. Brensinger resigns from
First Brigade. 8. Mrs. Julia Nemeth
found dead in Morris canal with her
eight-months-old baby strapped to her.
4. Two drowned trying to board police
excursion boat; Thomas Cressey died
suddenly at home. 5. Tariff bill is
passed by Senate; Governor Fort raps
insanity experts. 6. Tariff bill made a
law by Congress. Z. Roger Sommer,
French aviator, beats Wilbur Wright's
record for prolonged fight in aeroplane
at France. 9. Essex troopers join red
army in mimic war; three dead and
two dying as result of auto accident in
New York. 10. City Counse Nugent, In
graft case, raps Alderman Bray. IL.
Former Police Captain DAILY dies sud-
denly at home; Democrats name slate
for primaries; Thomas McCauley, after
five years, fulfills threat to kill Daniel
e. Fenton; four drown when nava tug
sinks off Rockport, Mass IL. Harry
Thaw declared insane and sent back to
asylum. ID. Hendricks Brothers copper
mills in B~elleville destroyed by fire;
Angelo NJ. Caprio, held for murder, is
killed in attempt to escape from jail.
II. Alexander Grant, lawyer, dies sud
denly; Labor Federation scores diver
sion of school funds. Is. Striking hat
tiers ratify a pact submitted by
Governor Fort. 19. Assistant Prosecu-
tor Thomas L. Raymond is sue for
divorce;. seven cadets are dropped from
West Point for hazing Lieutenant SUIT
toms brother. 20. Isadore Siegel, 10
years old, 267 Morris avenue, dies from
brothers blow. Fl. Seven deaths from
drowning are recorded along the shore.
%. One man killed and two hurt when
hoisting mast of derrick falls in He'd
den Construction Company yards in
Madison street: Glenn r. Curtis makes
record fight in aeroplane at Rheims:
eight killed, twelve dying, result of
strike riots in Pittsburg. "a. Bleriot, In
speedy ~aeroplane flight. skaters Cur
tiss's record. 20. Explosion of boiler on
tugboat at Jersey City kills engineer
and scalds fireman 26. Fire destroys
property valued at $50. 900 at Asbury
Park; Mrs. Cattoliea Neri. 401 Central
avenue, dies from bullet intended for
husband. 28. Glenn r. Curtiss captures
international aero cup; one man
killed in 24-hour automobile race. 80.
Fourteen hundred drowned in flood
al Monterey. Mexico; earthquake in
Panama rocks canal zone. 81. Flood
victims at Monterey, Mex. grow TO
1000; masked bandit holds up and robs
Pennsylvania flyer at Lewiston. Pa.
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NOVEMBER.

/. Borden Company announces in
crease of one cent a quart in milk
prices; West Point Military Academy
cancels football schedule following
death of Cadet Eugene C. Byrne; Ma
tional Geographic Society sustains
Feary's claims to North Pole discovery;
Mrs. Eliza Williams, resident of Jersey
City for more han so years, dies, aged
SO years. 2. Republicans gain over
whelming victory in State election;
have fifteen out of twenty-one mem
bers of State Senate and forty-one
out OF sixty members of Assembly;
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FEBRUARY.

/. st. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church
Golden Jubilee; Frank Wilhelm, con-
tractor. found murdered at his home,
44s High street. 2. Mrs. Mary Wilhelm
and Nicholas s. Sica arrested for the
murder of Frank Wilhelm; Helen
Maloney, of Philadelphia, rewed to
Arthur Herbert Osborn, of New York;
New Ideaites rap Governor Fort at
dollar dinner in Hudson county. 3. A..
" Sargent former Newark business
man, shoots himself In Summit office.
s. Mrs. Robert A. Drysdale, 17 South
Mountain avenue, Montclair, two
children in fire which destroys their
nome. 6. City Treasurer Albert I.
Guenther and Receiver of Taxes Rob-
ert l.. Ross reelected for three years.
8. Louis Dreher commits suicide after
killing his third wife in home, 637 South
thirteenth street; bodies found by
Katherine Dreher, ~S-year-old daughter
of suicide. 9. Michael Leo, charged
with the murder of his ~16-year-old
bride, Angelina, is placed on trial;
Legislature cuts down militia bill from
$40, 900 to S12, 900. 10 David HI. Bowdish,
ss Clay street, killed and many houses
RACED by fierce windstorm. IL. Lin
coins birthday; body of Felix Myst-
kowsky, of New York, found in clump
OF bushes in West Orange. DR.. Will
lam III. Mckenzie wins over DR.. DAME
Elliott in contest for county physician.
Is. William b. Guild, pioneer lawyer,
dies at his home, 70 Clinton avenue. 10.
Fight on tuberculosis begins; 300 per-
sons killed in fire which destroys the
Flores Theatre at Acapulco, Mexico
II. Bishop Bernard J. .McQuaid's fun
eral held. 10. Michael Leo is SEN
fenced to thirty years. the maxi
mum penalty. for the murder of his
wife. %. Seven killed in wreck on Fenn-
sykania railroad at Delevar, Della.
fleets return from around the world
trip. IS. Courts uphold city's right to
issue bonds for meadow purchase; Mrs.
william Is. Vanderbilt, sr., donat a
million to aid war on tuberculosis. rs.
Mrs. Award E.. Marquard, of Nutley.
is rescued from burning roof of her
home by fremen; President Taft
names his full cabinet. "a. Police
rescue " persons from fire at 1896
Thirteenth avenue
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met at the head of the
yellow bearded man.
us dark eyes, who came
hand extended.
oubert.'' said the commis-
. nodded nerv0usiy. It's
sse.s he whispered, "a very
90 moment a door opened
appeared. He was rather
All. piercing eyes and a
tache. His voice was
Enners brusque, but there
lg his intelligence. In a.
he began to give
dsme details of the case,
Sc latter said stiffiy: "Ex
aneed no assistance from
this investigation.
Isl the field of his juris-
Y. 75ssary OF police is SUI
s4526recedence even over
, Hen" So Gibelin could
uthdrauttering his resent
& dgeot proceeded with
street
~ inued Mopday.S
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orange, in affiT
ness In keeping -
Asylum; Ocey
victim, buried IL
]. Wilhelm pians|
murder verdict. &
cial National Bar
charter and cham,
National Bank of
Lakes Superior, Z
ing loss of five
lives; Frank Doet.
Newark alrnshous,
ner injured
in auto accident
avenue: John B. ]
gate, dies. aged 50
department report
crease for year; v
known Newark
jury calls attentic
local police force.
DR.. Dill utterly
deaths mark the
season. II. ]. P. ]
part in control
warns census supe
cal juggling will |
work; Mrs. Martir
seeks to escape d
change date OF F
ton from March I
many eyes is. L
GUM, dies. II. Sui
duplicates of tina
body of Ocey Snes
Martins possess
Lynch elected pre-
League; terrible Y
the Lake Shore,
mains ten. 20J
Isabel Ritchies
their home. U
81. DIR. Cook
the -CopenhageHl
tiles. %. Bandit r
Cocoa Company
indictments ag
women" of the s.
by grand jury. N
at ~postoffice by
Utah, Uncle
launched. "a. NJ.
to twenty years '
band; Mark Tv
Jean Clemens, T.
q. "Old Fitz" d.
Australia; storm
ten inches of sn,
! chairman of II
Committee. %.
| mad dog bites fs
store; Snead cas- II
| papers ~signedsu
HinlSel. in afiida
ton was Mrs. LILO
cutor RAYMOND
yaleska Bartscfr
| i%ll-health; Pross
| probe OF Hinkel
fight to block wau,
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BOARD To pI
FOR THREE

The Board of Ediai
ing last night. DEM
condemnation case Ia
school buildings are
sites. instead. The G
of the plots are; Isa
Broome street. 81. $50
9 Hayes street. S4s2o
S~eidenberg. 11-l5 He
The board also authd
from G. Sharwell & {
GIG North Sixth stree
property at 31S and
street for $4,1o0. 9.
The board was not
of School Estimate
been appropriated &c
school lands. and Sill
ton and repair of bi
Engineer j. Ccrpwe
ger High School. res
in pay from S1.36S a
account of the add
necessary by the new
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year my nalT mas DeeH
It. have quite some dan
hair comes out By the
: been greatly worried. 1
aid write out a prescrfp-
WORRIED.
fr dresser and have your
sed, watching the move
he uses. You can then ro-
sration yourself. Previous
Ige rub q little red vaseline
Is of the hair, taking care
on the hair itself. Here Is
Cologne, eight ounces:
,antharides. one ounce; oil
avender, half dram; Oh OF
If dram.
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!, REVENGE.

|, you want with that aid
ush?"
clip a few bristles. I've
4 with my girl and she In
return her lock Of hair.
Herald
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tuple press installed; extension of direct
primary bill to the nomination of con-
gressmen and governor defeated in
House; former Judge e. Amber Arm
strong, of Camden, president of
wrecked Mutual Building and Loan
Association, indicted; striking hatters
riot in Orange Valley. A. Blizzard iso-
lates Washington and spoils ~inaugura-
ton program; Taft takes oath in senate
chamber; but 500 witness the ceremony.
6. Common Council authorizes issuing
$50, 900 of temporary Dan bonds to buy
meadow land. 8. Block Light Company
absorbed by Public Service Corpora
ton. 10. Mrs. Mary J.. Wilhelm indicted
for numbering her husband February 1;
her lover, Nicholas S. Sica was also in
dicted; bill to repeal Hillery maxi
mum tax law defeated in the House;
Standard Oil fine of s29, 24O, 900 declared
unlawful; Father Erazn Ansion assassi-
mated in rectory of st. Stanislaus's
Church, LAG Belmont avenue. IL. Re-
publicans in House refuse scheme of
nance committee to prevent diversion
of school moneys; eleven directors of
wrecked Camden State Mutual Build
ing n Loan Association indicted;
A1ootA SOuntJ DOdlQ VI Ittliotutto
vote to rebuild Plank road. IL. Last
blast in McAdoo tube connecting New
Jersey and Manhattan fired; first war
ship ordered to Nicaragua; Joseph
Petrosino, New York Italian detective,
murdered in Naples. IS. Police board
makes sweeping changes in police de-
partment. Is. Joseph Cannon again
elected speaker of the House. 16. dwell
Iii 44-o-AJIt-- -..l-~-l. - 49,
ployees bi-monthly passed by House.
II. Tariff revision bill presented in the
House of Representatives; Alderman
bill to permit State to collect inheri-
tance tax on estates of foreign-born de-
scendants held by trustees, passed by
House; Tumulty bill permitting the in
stitution of u warranto suits without
consulting the encouragement passed
by House; bill limiting ages of children
attending theatres to sixteen. passed by
House; tariff bill introduced into Sem
ate. IS. Billie" Whitla kidnapped in
Cleveland. 10. Mrs. Mary J. Wilhelm
pleads not guilty for murder of her
husband; 5000, 900 fire destroys Lehigh
Valley frefght pier at Communipaw. q.
SO, 600 fire burns six houses on Boyd
street. %. President Theodore Roose-
welt sails for Africa; billie Whitla re-
turned. "a. Martin public utilities bill
passed by House; school tax bill passed
by vote of Sc to "a; House approves of
constitutional amendments. %. Gov
ernor Fort calls special session of Leg
islature to adjust financial troubles of
State. %. Seton Hall dormitory de-
stroyed by fire; damage 5 $1,000; sixty
three students narrowly escape death.
20. Injunction against striking matters
denied by Judge Joseph Cross at Tren-
ton; Plummer local option bill killed in
Senate. 81. 49, 300. 900 school budget
passed by building committee of Board
of Education.
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squipped with large oil
IS and coIorless. may be
& Co.'S.
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i'd Straus store will be
stiff bosom shirts
,at style.
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Long List of Tragedies, Fires
and Striking Events In
Guided in List.
MARKS GREATEST PERIOD
OF AIRSHIP DEVELOPMENT
Inauguration of President, and
E. Il. Harfiman's Death Among
Many Notable Occurrences.

Here is a summary of news events
OF 1903. local and foreign, CLEANED from
the column of the Newark EVENING
STAR:
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s Of Innings in mercer
serge. venetian and
! colors, are greatly re-
} at the Goerke Com
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Of seal, walrus, cow
t leather with frames Of
xidized silver are to be
Plaut Sc Co.'S.
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APRIL

6. Justice Holmes, in United States
Supreme Court. decides that New Jer-
sey has right to prohibit water diver
sion. 7. Civil service and Martin pub
lie utility bills defeated. 10. Amended
Alderman civil service bill passed. II.
Governor signs anti-cocaine bill. IL.
Chelsea, Mass, swept by $6,000,00O fire.
IT. House of Representatives, Washing
ton, passes appropriation of $106, 600, 600
for navy. 81. Regulars sweep Essex
county primaries. 20. Police budget esti-
mated at $746, 1856; Board Of Education
cuts budget $747, 1000. "a. Bergen Street
School roof collapses, imperiling hun
dreds of lives. q. In special message
to Congress President Roosevelt asks
for more power to curb trusts. 20. Black
Hand dynamite drug store in Passaic.
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SEPTEMBER.

1. DR.. Frederick A. Cook. Of Brook
lynn cables he has found. North Pole;
Marx Nestor, 6 years old. of 102 Bald
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assortment Of New Year
lars and booklets win be
Nv. Y. Snyder Company's.
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and scrapers with steel
handles are reasonably
3 & Co.'S.
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: fur sets, having shawl
led with heads and tails.
ige NUNS may be viewed
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?. Pittsburg councilmen found guilty
of conspiracy. 9. STARS new sex
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JUNE.

3. Grand jury decides the assaults
committed upon strike-breakers by
striking hatters demand extra police in
Orange Valley; rioting in great Phila-
delphia car strike puts hundreds in hos
pitfalls. A.. Lawrence Boylan, pioneer
Newark merchant. dies at age of 81;
Feigenspan annex burned, $40.0 900 dam
age. g.. Traction strike in P~hiladelphia
settled: Attorney General Edmund Will
son hands down opinion against sup
plying of New Jersey Water to Staten
Island by East Jersey Water Company;
London powder magazine. exploding,
Injuries 500. s. Ten thousand dollar fire
at hat factory of Grove, Quinlan &
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nay

I. The Nestor and De Tour sink in
storm on Lake superior; Carnegie goes
ashore at Moriches; Lathrop Ander-
son reelected head of County Tax
Board; D: M. Rogers and Henry
Mauer, American missionaries, killed
In streets of Adana; 200 killed in seven
States in tornado; William F. MUIR
ply, Newark jeweler, kills himself,
after release from asylum. 8. Thirteen
civilians and soldiers hanged in streets
of Constantinople at Sultan's orders;
work OF Committee of Anti-Tubercu-
losis of One Hundred begins; Newark
gets s1s5, 1921 as its share of main
stem tax; commodities clause in Hep
burn railroad law declared constitu-
tional by United States Supreme
Court. 4. Mrs. Job B. Tillou, of South
Orange. burned to death; two un-
known men found dying in Paterson
from pistol duel; So, 900 killed in Adana
streets. 5. John Smith arrested for
selling fake money to car conductors;
Charles Apple. serving time in Essex
county iail for ~non-suppor of wife
escapes and is captured after gun
fight. s. Mrs. James Boyle found
guilty of aid in the Kidnapping of
"Billyv Whitla. 10. James Boyle gets
life sentence in jail and wife twenty
five years for kidnapping Billy
Whitla. Mehemed ". becomes Sultan
of Turkey. II. Indictments against
Detective Sergeant Thomas ]. Corr
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AN - Nf WA4AIGA
make the hair
SligIu think me too
ss dress2 4 am
n height 4o-inch
d 2e-inch waist,
I enjoy reading
that / concluded
TRENTON.
gen will whiten the
3 a growth of hair
the hair in time.
; several times a day.
very much too heavy
and IL the princess
] don't see why you
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IT IDEA.

nd difficulty in dry
isnsays she wrapped
~gEpnuslin and used
and little girls
- wire near the
q 5tA1A dozen artf