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New-York tribune., 1909-03-18
ARRESTS IN PALERMO.
Manu- Made There and in Prolinces
-COnsuPs Life Threatened.

Palermo March I7-NumsroUs arrests IN the
F,etrosino case are being made both here and IN
the provinces especially al Trapani and Caltanis-
setta
DR. Vetere. professor at the University or Naples
arrived here to-day 70 embalm the body OF Petro-
sino Mr. Bishop. the American Consul, has re-
caied orders from his government 10 ship the BODY
tnornediateIv but this will be impossible. as II re-
o,ires four or I'VE days complete the work OF
er,baIr,ine and to have the body sealed In a zinc
coffin II has not vet been decided upon what
s+eor,ar q will ne sent 10 New York
nv Rishop has received letters threatening MS
life and declaring that the Mafa will punish him
e,,an WORSE than IL did Petrosno II he continues
~ rArsecute Sicilian criminals who wish TO ind
refuge IN New York. II he continues 70 excite
the italian police and judicial authorities 70 modest
narsona suspected OF completely in the plot against
lieutenant Petrosino. Mr.. Bishop. Notwithstanding
the threats handed the letters 10 the police who
took immediate measures 10 protect his person and
the American Consulate
Rome March 17-Accordins to a man now in the
ho,ds NJ the police at Palermo. who saws he Is the
or, vrttness Of the murder. the crime was commit
tad bv two men, who came upon Petrosino suddenly
ond Nred at him when a few feet distant The
assassns Immediately fed and the witness. terri
6A1 ar the tragedy also away, Later he Wis
tied police headquarters and gave brief account
NJ the affair but he unable 70 describe the
rofrderers except to that they were both snort
IN stature
New-York tribune., 1909-03-18
SAVES STORE, BUT MAY DIE HIMSELF

The police believe that tho carpet house Of
". & ]. Sloane. No. ss4 Broadway saved from
destruction by fire last night by porter who has
been employed there for tbs last twelve years.
Alonzo D Calder, hfty-three years old. married.
living at No. 1923 st. Nicholas Calder
80 badly burned that IT is feared he will die.
Shortly before o'clock Calder went into the
basement with a lighted lantern to get rug out
of stock. He upset his lantern as he was STOPPING
over and It fell his hack In a moment the
upper half Of his body enveoped in flames.
To prevent setting the rugs afire he picked up the
blazing lantern and ran into 1reproofed vault
which extends under the sidewalk and threw him
self on the hoor. His cries brought fellow
porter, John Campbell. who dashed several pals OF
water over Calder, e1tlnguishing the flames.
Calder was taken 70 St Vncents Hospital.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-18
THINKS ROBBERS KILLED HIM.
coroner's Physician Believes William A. Bout.
well Was Hit with Blackjack.

Coroner's Physician Weston. after an autopsy
,ror the body Of William 4. Boutwell,. Of Troy.
ubo was found unconscious al 42d street and Sixth
avenue on March .. said ne believed that the man
had been hit with hlackjacks by robbers.
Eo,,t1rAIi was found lying In the street by a po-
ucernan and was arrested an intoxicated person
He was taken TO Bellevue after a police examina-
tion and he died there Tuesday night He is
said to have had some jewelry and from so" TO
s,no IN his pockets the day before he was found
,niured At the police station a search revealed
tewelry and only 81 o1 in money
Mr. Routwens father left him fortune. which.
81 is said he ran through in a short time His
brother. Charles Boutwell,. head of the Boutwell,
Milling Company. at Troy. telegraphed to the Ste
phen Merritt Burial Company last night to send the
hodv o Troy.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-18

lieutenant the carabfniert the branch n ths 1ta
ian poles which has charge Of the Petrosino case
said Yesterday that did not b4sve the assassins
would be caught
which says XIII the man who takes your dailE
bread away from YOU And they all believe they
hevA that right And none them Will ever tell on
another If he sees him commit A crime 'Tne deao
is dead; help the live man IS another OF the
proverbs And still another Is Keep water IN your
n1outh'-that IS don't talk s
Three men believed be members OF the Mana
vrAra sent hack to ItaIv Yesterday the Principe
dI Pennonte Of the Ilyod sabado- They WeTe
T-rso Salvatore. Lobianco Matteo and InSereHo
F;nanueIA ranging IN age from twenty-eight 70
thirty years. They reached here March II without
mas
New-York tribune., 1909-03-18
SALE OF OLD MASTERS.
Natoire's Toilet of Venus Brings
SIS. .1OO-Other Purchases.

There was brisk bidding from start 20 finish az
the Eugene F1schhof sale OF old masters AZ the
Fifth Avenue Art Galleries last night Many art
connosseurs from this and other cities ware pres
ent and the galleries were filed their capacity.
The Toilet OF Venus at Her Awakening, oy
Charles Joseph Nators. brought the highest price
Of the evening, Ss.1O0 The purchaser was c =
Smith A 7. Richards paid the second highest pr1ce
Flatord MIL one Of John Constaole's canvases.
for a Portrait OF Lady Cavendish." by John
Hoppner. r. a. T J. Kevsney paid $500 The
total o. the sale So 975.
The other paintings that brought $50 and over
we're as follows:
In Lands OF Gascogns. Martin Leonos chabrys 49,.
Rofaan Beaqty. Ansso ASH: c; Z : Nsssoor- SO
Barbtzon Peasants. Anne Psrret. G B F4ehards zoo
Sf- Tbon1ss IauTencs P p A. Louis Sherry. 1900
Portrait Of Mrs Mnsay Isaac POeock: Mrs J. H
Pcrtrait of Young Girl Dovs. Jean Baptists
Portrait Of the comtssse de Lsngutnats. Marc Nat
Portrait Of The Countess Of Northumberland Sir
Portrsir Of La4v FI5on. Sir Tnonas Iawr.nce P
4 3 C;Iucksrann -. 2sao
Lady Reeves and Her children. Francis cotss,
4 Musicae i,o' al tSe House Of Noolenans Family
An aTs,ocrajic Family Goncs7+ Charles 4
4gRf RgRtsr 3d's aDd Two s' Fishermen George Morand n
Po2trsii 0H y t6- Duchess Rutland Peter
lady Playing the Guitar. Nine. Iaslns-suya-d. H
PoTtrait Of the Duchess Or Albsnaarls. Peter
Portrait Of II the coHtesss De cauvisy Carts van
rdcPoiii o r and fs4 SON Al.ssandr. Anori cslisd
1aaz zP,.,as x-;si'T Slaes
a Diractory coqustte Gustsvs Jacqu-t: J. c.
poTtrsi1 afTs o, Young Lady Rank F1incS.
7Ss cnrdren ot sir charles EnslsneIa. sir Martin
sbee A: z e Mitchell goo
New-York tribune., 1909-03-18
TEN MEN KILLED IN ACTION.
Lieutenant Furlong's Force Has Encounter
with Outlaws in Mindanao.

Manila March IA belated dispatch from Lake
Lanao saws that band Of hostile Moros attacked
Lieutenant FN1rlonEs detachment Of consteoulsry
at Bordorg on March s After sharp fight eight
Noros end two members Of the constabulary were
left dead on the field. while two soldiers and one
civilian were wounded. A company Of the 25th
Infantry and q detachment Of scouts have gone 10
the aid Frlong's force. One OF the consts hlary
deserted the day after the fight taking with him
i've rifles belonging TO members Of the detachment
Washington. March 1L-No word Of the action
has reached the War Department. officials think
that Bordong may refer to the Rudoon region,
where an element unfriendly r. Americans existed
The Lake Lanao district Of Mindenao is the most
turbulent the islands. and outlaws stiu at
large On the east side Of the lake This district is
north Of Cotabato. in the principal town Of which
Lieutenant Furlong has command Of company Of
constsbulary.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-18
Az r.l.rrnph @ rhe rribune. /

brother of William A Boutwell,. said tonight that
ne discredited the murder theory in connection
with the death Of his brother The deceased. he
said had amply earned the title Prince" since he
was princefy spender lie had heard nothing re-
gardng his brothers presence in the hospital al
though he was unable to account for the fact that
he received no response numerous letters mailed
him last week
New-York tribune., 1909-03-18
MRS J. B. ALLEN ROBBED IN HAVANA.
Former Mrs Abner Mckinley Loses Jewels
Valued at Several Thousand Dollars.
rRv r.1egranh 70 71hA Trtbnn.

Tampa Fla. March 17.-Mrs ]. 3. Allen, wife
Of CAPTAIN Allen Of the P. and Q. s, S. Company.
robbed Of several thousand dollars worth OF
Jewels in Havana on Tuesday she was pre-
pairing to take the boat for Tampa Learning OF
her loss she postponed her trip. and the police OF
Havana using every effort to recover the
jewels.
Mrs. Allen formerly Mrs Abner Mckinley.
She will TO Tampa the latter part Of the week
end then proceed TO her homo ip New York.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-18
SERBIA ASKS GUARANTEE.
Nation Reported Ready to Meet
Demands of POpers.

London, March ia dispatch 10 Tho Tinnes'
from Belgrade says that II Great Britain. Russia
and France are prepared 70 inform Seria that they
consider the annexation OF Bosnia and Herzegovina
g closed affair and no longer concern of Europe's
servia IS ready to concur in this view. Under such
circumstances she would consent to dismiss the
seven thousand reserves whom she has called up
for training, provided that Europe guarantees her
AGAINST attack
New-York tribune., 1909-03-18
SHOCK CAUSES WRECKS IN ITALY.

Reggie March IA strong earthshock was fele
here TO-DAY. II was especially severe az Pellsro
and other small villages along the coast, causing
great alarm among the people. The shock seems
70 have been accompanied by particularly high
tide as both here and on the coast near Brindisi
small boats were carried far upon the land There
were no casualties
New-York tribune., 1909-03-18
PRESSURE ON SERVIA
PEACE STILL IN SIGHT.
Austria Expects Po1Cers to Localize
Possible Conflict.

Vienna, March 17.-It is believed in ofcial circle.
mere that IN case Of outbreak Of hostilitA4s be
tween Austrts-Hungary and Servia, the powers
Will locali8e the field Of conflict, leaving the settle
ment Of international questions until later. This
encourages the friends of peace to believe that
Servia will give way TO the expected representa-
tons from Great Britain France. Russia Italy.
Reports received here from Belgrade continue to
be belnKerent their nature. and Austria Hun
gary is making military preparations.
Premier Won Bieperth said to-day that the situa-
ton was grave, but that the country might hope
for a peaceful outlook.
Paris, March 1.-THE Balkan situation is creating
the greatest anxiety here According to the latest
information. Austria-Hungary. with the support Of
Germany has resolved TO send an expedition into
Servia unless that country changes her present
attitude NJ. Nedon. the Russian Ambassador. and
Foreign Minister Piohon, met this afternoon.
st. Petersburg, March 17.-Publio opinion In St
Petersburg is excited over the situation between
Austria Hungary and Servia but It is believed in
well Informed circles that solution of the crisis
viii be found. A local paper publishes to-day
inspired article saying there is reason TO believe
that Great Britain and France will take active
measures to block Austrian aggression. The defeat
of Servia would mean the complete triumph of
Germanism Slav and Russian interests in the
Balkans but II Great Britain and France take a
firm stand Austria will hesitate to provoke gen
eral conflict.
The Austro- Hungarian Amba ssador to Russia has
received from NJ Iswolsky, the Foreign Minister
the reply OF Russia to the announcement of the
dual monarchy OF the signing of the Austro-Turk-
ish protocol regarding the annexation by Austria
Hungary of Bosnia and Herzegovina NJ. Iswolsky
insists that this direct understanding does not
clude the necessity OF submitting the question of
the annexation of these provinces TO conference
OF the powers signatory to the Berlin treaty. and
says that Russia is prepared TO negotiate with
Austde-Hungary and the other powers regarding
summoning a conference TO consider this and other
questions
New-York tribune., 1909-03-18
ALARM IN BRITAIN UNFoUNDED.
Mr.. McKenna's Estimates of German Naval
Construction Said To Be Wrong

Berlin. March 1.-THE discussion In the British
House OF Commons OF the naval estimates Is arous-
ing great interest IN Germany. A1Intral Won 1fr-
pitg Secretary OF 7hs Admiralty. speaking before
the budget committee this morning. said that the
figures regarding the construction OF German
Dreadnoughts given By Reginald hchenne- First
Lord of the Admiralty. in the course OF the Com
mons debate entirely wrong. He old not
know where they had been obtained as according
to the present programme Germany would pos
sess not seventeen, hut only thirteen. Dread
no,Ig1ts and Invtncbles by the fall OF 1872
New-York tribune., 1909-03-18
Mr.. ROCKEFELLER TO LEAVE AUGUSTA

Augusta Ca. March H.-John D. Rockefeller,
who with large party of friends. has been spend
ing the winter here will leave the city next Thurs
day for the North. He will stay three weeks at
Hot Springs. Va. He has greatly improved in
health and strength.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-18
Long Island Railroad.

An ADDITIONAL SATURDAY TRAIN On March 20
and week days thereafter. vii
leave F. St. y 7, 1890. BROOKLYN. t025 a N
for Babylon and prn. inter stations TO Amagansett
for Ne9ASork.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-18

Cettinje. Montenegro. March 17.-Landing nanoeu-
being carried out by Austrian warships an
choTed off Spizza- IN Herzegovina, exasperatns
10 the Montenegrins in that vicinity, and the au-
thorites have had to take rigorous precautions 70
prevent attacks on the Austrians. Spizza is near
the Montenegrin frontier.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-18

Washington. March 1.-The italian Anbas-
ssdor Baron Mayor des Planches, called at the
State Department to-day to ask that repre-
sentative Of the italian government whose pur-
pose Is 70 obtain Information touching the strike
of Italian laborers at the West Point military
reservation. receive recognition by the suthori-
ties there The matter has not been made the
subject OF any report 10 the War Department
so6 M ooronlsints have reached the Italian En-
New-York tribune., 1909-03-18
THREATS BY STRIKERS.
Italians, Despite Vote, Nay Make
Trouble.

Highland Falls, ~. 7. March 17=-At all
dav meeting held here to-day 10 consider the
West Point strike situation, DR.. A Ninci royal
consular agent Of Italy. and Mr. Etto- Of Scrsn-
ton. Penn secretary Of the Industrial Workers
of the World. addressed the strikers Botn
speakers urged observance Of the rules and a
return 70 work At the close Of the meeting a
large majority voted 70 return TO work to
morrow morning. The dissenters. however. say
that II they do there will be trouble.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-07-23
STRUCTURAL STEEL
NOW BEING PLACED
GOVERNMENT sUILLlNc RAPIDLY
ASSUMING PROPORTIONS.
LARGE Force Of Expert Workers O.
Iron Now Here on the Job
and More 70 Come.

The steel structure for the Govern.
ment building is now being placed.
ana all Of the necessary arrange.
meuts made this part OF the work
will progress at Z rapid rat" from
this time on.
4 number OF experienced iron
workers have arrived, who handle
only this class OF building. ana It l.
something new To sec the manner ia
which they place ii in position.
II will now be only "A short while
before this building will commence 10
assume the large proportions OF it,
size. for this steel will soon all be-
placed and then person can better
Judge the euOrmity OF the building
that Gainesville is getting
Besides the steel workers. "A large
number OF brick and stone workmen
will soon join the force here and this
will be the means of contributing
largely to the channels OF trade ia
this city.
Superintendent Miles is making
rapid progress since his arrival on
the grounds. but IL was necessary
to first prepare all Of the derricks and
make other arrang, meuts hc.DI, D.,
could really commence any vaIk to
speak OF, but now that all these pre-.
Iiminaries have been made ne expects
TO experience no further delay in
daily progress. with favorable weather.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-07-23
TWO LIVELY RUNAWAVS.
Miss Pearl coIson SU:' ms Slight In
jury OF Ankle Thursday.

Two exciting runawa. - ,.,arrcd Oh.
the square during yestCrua. ~.,ygLJJn
out owing e. the grit OF little Miss
Laurie Colson no one Was seriously
injured.
The little Shetland pony being driv.
on by Miss Laurie Colson. and sister.
Miss Pearl. became frightened on IN,
west side OF the square and ran
around on the south side, throwing
the latter from the vehicle. She fell
upon her shoulder and side. but
states that she was uninjured except
for a slight ankle sprain. Her sis.
ter managed to remain In the buggy
and held the animal in the road. final.
ly stopping him Oh the north side of
the square.
The horse attached to the empty
buggy OF 7. u. Stringfellow also be-
came frightened and made a dash
around the square. but was stopped
before any damage resulted to either
vehicle or horse.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-07-23

operating In various sections % shs
country, are uniform In their equip
ment and In their methods Of opsN
1tins.
Only by reason Of this close trafhs
arrangement between the Bell Tess-
phone companies 10 u possible to 90 10
q Bell Telephone almost anywhere
ask for "Lono Distance" and be put "
communication with almost any pslrs
In the country.
This vast network Of wires, radIaA
ing throughout the nation. 10 ussa
daily in commerce and for social psA
poses by the banker. the farmer and
citizens In all walks Of life and ouF
plant here Is an important link in thls
great chain.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-07-23
EXPRESSES APPRECIATION
Reader % The Sun a. Waldo Lr-ea
Cerresaonaerce Fe1turs.

E..rr SIu ALLOW o., Pr. ...r.ss
.u. a.u.,auu. oi tu. u... .rrr.
.uoud.u.r feature ol your ..urul.
paper H,r,,, % o. On. u.. .. ron.
most desirable department. ru o., l.u.
ornl reader
often "uot,- from n luc.Nr oI,-.
ON. has relative or friends d. uk.
a letter from home And uov thar
your circulation has 50 much Iu,r,a-.
cd correspondents from other point.
might tell W. OF persons aud incidents
which would add 20 the mtrrchang,
of information aud b, mutual
profit and pleasure.
Short report, of Occurrences &C.
made only on postal card know
would be- acceptable 10 IN, paper
though not In the best Handwriting
nor In the most correct language. a.
facts are what are wanted. and one =
article is shaped up. 1t need be. by n,
Office man.
write this having had several
years experience in newspaper work.
Let US hear from correspondents. oln
ana new. and from tnosc on summer
rips away from home
II. l.. DRAINING.
Waldo, Fla. July 80, 1900.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-07-23
HIDDEN DANGERS
Nature Gives lively Warning That
no Cairesv"e Ctxer Can
AHerd 20 lgnore

1tNGEE s.DANL Np 3 comes
.um ,." h..... ..,,,tou- I.,y vail
".r. Nuu when O.. kidney. 90. sick
N,H D,IUyy- cN,r,ty clear amber
H.. SI,h kaL,s- send out thin.
pale aad ioamy. or a thick. red. 90.
u,'aus urine. fun az sediment 1ua
Irregular Of passage
LANCER SIGNAL 80 comes
''ow the back. BACK ra.u- 1ali auc
heavy. ar sharp and acute. tell YOU o,
lick Kidneys and warn YOU ~ tie a.
rroach Of dropsy. diabetes aud
Br'ghts disease. Duau's Kidney PHI
cure sick kidneys and cure th.m
permanently. Here is proof in the
statement Of a nearby resident:
Mrs Elizabeth Moore, Madison ave.
nue., Starke, Fla. says: For some
time suffered from duh nagging
backaches and distressing pains
through my lOins. could not rest
well and arose in the morning feeling
tired and worn out Ny kidneys were,
,,agSi- h aud the seCrctiCns very un-
natural. NJ ivLCth procured Duan's
Kidney Pills and they gave me the
desired relief promptly. have sine,
been free from backaches and pains
through my loins and my kidneys are
normal am feeling better general
Is and give Doan's Kidney Pills the
'ICdit"
For sale by all dealers. Price 90
cents. Foster. Milburn Co, Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no other
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-07-23
MARRIAGE AT MIcANoPY.
Two Popular Young People Join Their
Future pestinies.

There was a pretty home wedding
,Olemni2cd at the home of the brides
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Smith, at
MiCanOpy. on Wednesday evening
when DR.. G.. A. Chamblin OF Archer
was united in wcdloCk to their daugh.
ter. Miss Essie.
The home had been beautifully deco
rated for the occasion and promptly
at the appointed hour. 100, the happy
pair marched into the parlOr where
Rev. Waddell. OF the Presbyterian
church. performed the ceremony.
Following this a delightful recep-
ton was held and the young couple
were the recipients of many kind
words and a substantial array OF
presents.
Dr. Chamblin is a recent graduate
ard vas reared practically in Archer,
having a large number Of acquaint.
Inces and friends. and his practice
there has already assumed large pro-
portions. Miss Smith has by her
sweet and gentle disposition won
host OF admirers who wish her much
JOY aud happiness along the sea OF
matrimony.
Dr. and Mrs. Chamblin will reside
at Archer.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-07-23
Starved 70 Death

Is what could truthfully be- said OF
many children who die. They have
worms, poor little things-they don't
know 1t and you don't realize ii. II
your child is cross, fretful. pasty-cOm-
plexioned and loses weight for no APP
parent reason. give il Whites Cream
Vermifuge -you will be surprised at
the results aud how quickly it picks
up. Sold by W. VI. Johnson.
IL you have lost OF found anythius
10 not fail TO keep your eye on the
CLASSIFIED advertising column.
Sun WANT" ads. bring results.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-07-23
TELEPHONE TALKS
The Long Distance System

One OF the most valuable features
Of our service, 90 our subscribers and
to the public generally, is our eonnee
ton with the extensive long distance
lines Of the American Telephone and
Telegraph Company and the other as
ISOLATED Bell Telephone companies.
We own thousands Of miles Of long
distance lines In the seven States In
which we operate and in addition can
connect any telephone in our system
with lines extending 20 any other city
In which a Bell Telephone system 10
operated.
These long distance ,...ss are Of the
most modern and improved eonstrue-
ton and are maintained at a high
state Of etieieney. The Bell systems.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-07-23

Would Not Attend Social Functions
Because Of Her Hair.

There are many women In this
world handsome in feature. perfect
in form, graceful OF movement and
brilliant of mind. who keep in the
background just because they have
thin. colorless and lusterless hair.
In Paris they understand things
about the hair that We do not know
in this country IL was a Partisan.
DR. Sabourand, who discovered that
thin hair and dandruff are caused BY
a miCTODc.
IL is Partisan Sage that proves DIR.
Sabourand's theory to be- correct. for
il Is rigidly guaranteed by ". NJ
Johnson to kill the dandruff germ ana
cure dandruff. falling hair and itching
scalp In two weeks or money back.
Partisan Sage is a delightfully."- pleas
ant hair dressing and invigorator; IL
Is not sticky OF greasy. II should be-
used freely in summer, as IL keeps
the scalp clean aud cool and tree
from odors.
The price for Partisan Sage is only
30 cents for a large, generous bottle
and i, for sale by leading druggists
everywhere. Sold in Gainesville on
the none back plan by W. NJ. John.
son. The girl with the auburn hair
is on every package. Made In Amcr..
ca by GirouX Mfg. Co., Buffalo.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-07-23

Typewriter ribbons for sale at thl,
lice The best on the market. Only
twenty-five cents. All cOlOrs and for
.se on all standard machines.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-07-23

Want advertising Is q force which
.ou can harness, aud siIh which yo
an drive your plans ard purpose
any desired destinauM.s
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-07-23
ticks cAPUoINE Cures Sick Heac
ache

also Nervous Headache, Traveller
Headache and aches from Grip. Stom
,ch Troubles or Female troubles
try Capudin.-it's llquid-eiccts I'm
hediaIeIy. SOLD 10y druxEIsls
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-07-23

Some article that is simply in the
way" at your house might, II adver
tlsed be sold to someone who is ana
lously looking for a.
II its worth more TO someone else
than TO you--no matter what II Is
a want ad will be a good investment