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Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-05

FREE-PianOs Given Away-FREE
No home need be without a plano-an
,ffer free and without cost of any kind,
hat all may participate in Its BENEFITS.
9-22-2s-2s-as-sO 1O-s-5-7-1O
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-05
FREE-Planos Given Away-FREE

FREE-PianOs Given Away-FREE
No home need be without a plano-an
offer free and without cost Of any kind
that all may participate In Its benefts
See page IL.
s-22-2s-2s-2s-sO 1o-s-5-7-lO
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-05

cured and wound heRIed' IhVtsVIsaIe -. -.
resnordanco solicited. open 10 to 4; Sun
dav 10 to ~. MRS. II. j. SMITH, ohice
s4IH s. Broadway Phones-ohiee Main
ssaa: sanitarium Temple 4ol
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-05
A Reliable Remedy
FOR
CAT AR RH
EIV's Cream Balm

is quickly absorbed.
Gives Relief at Once.
It cleanses, soothes,
heals and protects
the diseased MEM
Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-05
cured In
so days.
CANCER

cure external cancers
cancer of the breast a spe-
eialty). without knife or muti-
lation, in days, not months or
wears. No money lntil cancer IS
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1909-04-08

&633oh9 60 Fuaiio schools. -
s4HttGA I, Bs6tioh thirtesn OF chapter
S44eeeA i6e the rtti6ed eeAtutes. a. amend
"a ~ chapter OBJ hundred ana eleven Of
g4N. public laWt OF ufnstesn hundred and
geyy, o. hVtGe3 further amended by
e!S71e ont tfS word. NIFTY live ID line
thtee9f' 'the word eighty 70 that shfd
s40e1eh - atiA4nded shall read A. follows:
atee1tiea ~ Every town shall raiss and
nm xdhoola kA6Ssih.. exclusive OF the in.
61A 4t any Corporate school fund. or Of
~ xtant from the revenue or fA1nd from
~ s4tates or. Ut Any voluntary donation,
9SviUn Of bsquest, or Of any forfeiture
,arQ1{lng to the W. OF schools, not less
FthAA YIgh1 cents for. each inhabitant,
SAlAk g the csnsu. ~ .hion repre-
slSftrt 1--we 20 The Legislature were last APP
spqft0t1qds under penalty Of ,fDxfeiting not
14oss than twice nor more than kOtir, times
it4e 3n3onnt Of its defdiSncy, and all
pfqvided by towns. or appor-
x9n44 ~ the, state for tbs support of
Qlr12 4thoolA shall b expei1Hed for
t6hllSHM and c0ntT ollSd " I'M 8oHns by
XhiSe sai4 nacnaKs ara pt9yi!sd ~ TO
1fFlFd a 10 9h1ti. 81 rshGef vcH, the
pFovasions made IN section sishtssn Of
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1909-04-08

2
An Act in ADDITION to Chapter nineteen Of
the Revised Statutes. relating to Con-
,tagioua Diseases amoug Cattle
Section a. All 10 eAlled pure blood or
registered cattle ana IN grade cattle used
for breeding Or dAixyfng purposes that are
state agricultural lFshowsi IN the state.
mali ~ testNa with tuberculin, within
twelve months Of the opstiing date yf the
aexhihttion where try are TO % uhoWn.
ton Of the statssof Maine cattle commits
don, WHO shaii furnish certincats Of
test, TO the Owt1er .or owners ct such
animals. State -aGriunltural associations
Demand csrtiicsts q test, duly author
ised by the state Of Maine cattle commits
sion, from owners of cattle that are to
coinpete for prinsn, IN accordance with
tnsancye under penalty OF fcrfs,turs ~, q
Section whsn the owner or owneH
Of grade cattle shall make application u
the state Of Maine cattle Qonmislion.. to
the enid, cothmisslohsrs shall salass such
test to be applied when IN their 3udgmsnt
necessary, and the Asme shall be paid
Tor out Of the funds Appropriated for the
mission. Provided, however. that no tests
psnse. of the stats 81 Maine At periods Of
iaas time. than twelve months.
nss III sls Ssm IA sas ~ NO sc t s
manner In which application ahah be
made to them. the manner In which the
test shall be applied and shah not be
held ,Fssponsihls for any, private test
J, ar a s: mi: s sssssss:s
ana SMdfhtsrsd Under III cir orders shall
b Appraised It TAR cSSh vsiue 1t time
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1909-04-08


An Act to amend Section twelve Of Chap
ter one hundred and twenty-six OF the
Revised Statutes, as amended by Chap
ter one hundred and five of the Public
Laws OF nineteen hundred and FIVE, re-
lating to gambling devices.
Section twelve OF chapter one hundred
and twenty-six of the revised statutes as
amended by chapter one hundred and hvs
OF the public laws Of nineteen hundred
and five, Is hereby stricken out. and the
following section is hereby inserted in It's
stead:
Section II. All tools, machines, dies.
plates or materials provided for making
counterfeit or spurious coin, or for ION,
ing bank notes or other instruments: a.,
burglars tools, or implements prepateu
or designed for burglary; all lottery
tickets or materials for lottery or pro,
cured for the purpose Of a lottery; ail
gambling apparatus or implements 10.
gambling, and all moneys therein con,
tanned. shall.s when the same are founa
and taken by virtue Of search warrahs
or are found in the possession or unae,
the control OF any person arrested ios
forgery, counterfeiting. burglary. selling
lottery tickets or gambling, be safely KEPT
by the direction OF the court or magis,
trate having cognizance Of the case. 50
long as may be necessary for their peins
used as. evidence on any trial. All sucs
articles, devices, tools and mater'as
shall thereupon be declared forfeited y
said court. and ordered destroyed. ana
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1909-04-08

and inserting In che place thereof the
:. an: amended :As Il sss
soi.WSH Ssnsvsr a land owner. pl.s.s or
sets apart Tor the growth and production
from which the primitive forest has been
removed. and successfully cultivates the
same for three years, the trees being not
lee. In numbers than six hunarsd and
over the same. then, on application Of
SCISSORS 81 the town In which suci, land
+ rc staassS h 's 'es Men e '. ysap
sftsr y n,a expiration 1N!3 20. ot .a,A three
the same time nles with said aasessorg q
ton Of It's lScation. ana statement q
all the facts IN relation to thu growth and
e9itivation, Of said tncipient forest; pro-
ytdsd further. that such grove or ple ,rta:
alive sqd i1 e thriving eondition.'-tAp-
IN li Chapter 137.
An Act reaatink 60 Frivolous Exceptions
= When sxcept3ong y IRE certified and
,. sS e s , s.sy stss T; Il. yS at
thirty days ttisrs6fter ~ within such
further time a. the ipresidlng Justice shall
once ovefruled for want OF prosecution
approved March NJ
II. <Chaptsr t3S.
An Act 20 amend Chapter eighty eight
of the Public Laws Of nineteen hundred
and e1ren, entitled "An Act to encCalr-
ago .khA compiling ana teaching OF local
histoE and local Biography IN che Pub
lie S&h6on.
Chsptef sikhty- eieht Of the public laws
OF niySteen hundred and seven IL hereby
nrfen1ed BY adding thereto the following
sSSfleh q The seats Historian Is au-
Of the governor and council. any portion
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-05-09
philpOt. Williamson.

MT. and Mrs. C. y. fhilpot an nounce the engagement 3hd approach ing marriage of their daughter, lola Jeannetta, to c. M Williamson, of Birmingham, Ala. THe wedding will take place June 1S, at the First Presbyterian church. This announce ment is. one of mbre than usual in- terest, owing both to the prominence of the parties, and to the popularity of the bride-to-be.S in local circles. Miss Philpot is one\of Pine Bluffs most charming society girls. and is identified with most of it's social clubs and organizations, proving her self most valued member in all. She is the eldest daughter of one of the most prominent families of this city and possesses many qualities of noble young womanhood which have made of her a general favorite.
 Mir. Williamson is cashier of the American Trust and Saving bank of Birmingham, and is one of that city's prominent young business men. en- toying the high estimation of busi- ness associates and a legion of friends.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-05-09
John McAlmont Chapter.

The John McAlmont Chapter D. \. K. held a very interesting meeting Saturday afternoon with Mrs. M. c. Cross, at her home on South Laurel street. Spring flowers were in evil dence throughout the home A beau tiful gold spoon was received by the chapter from the regent of the na- tional chapter at Washington, which will be presented to a Mrs. McGill, of Camden, whose own father fought in the revolutionary under the noted General Marion. Mrs. J. T. Sifford and Miss Maud Rumph of Camden. were the guests at the meeting. Mrs Sifford added much to the ples- ure of the afternoon by reading d poem, ITO Our Heross, which was written by herself Mrs. c. Fox read an interesting and we'll prepar- ed paper on John Paul Jones' Be- fore their departure the guests were served with delightful three course luncheon.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-05-09
Mrs. Taggart Hostess.

Mrs. w. o. Taggart entertained at bridge Saturday afternoon at her home on West Second avenue com plimentarv to Mrs. Asa Brunson. of Memphis. and Mrs. B. P. Boyd. of Brownsville, Tenn. Simple decora- tions prevailed. After the interest ing game it was found that Mrs Brunson had made the highest score, winning silver talcum powder box. The second prize. comporte. was captured by Mrs. C. M. Philpot At an appropriate hour delicious re- treatments were served. The guests were: Mesdames Asa Bruuson (Memphis), B. P. Boyd. Brownsville, Tenn.) M. Danaher, A. W. Scruggs, Ed Rowland NIemphis), w. A. Tag gart and 4. M Barrow.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-05-09

It's time then to use Doan's Kidney
 Pills.
 To ward off Brigbt's disease or dia- hetes.
 Doan's have done great work ill
 Pine Bluff.
 Mrs. Charles Sylvester, 11o2 w. /; Fourth Ave, Pine Bluff, Ark, says suffered for the past several years from kidney trouble and all it's attend ant symptoms. My Kidneys were ney- CT in normal condition and the se- cretions were so frequent in action, as to be positively annoying. l also had a great deal of pain in my back
 and hips, was bothered with head aches and dizzy spells and was unable to sleep we'll at night. I finally heard ;of Deans Kidney Pills, procured a
 box from the Man--Tankersley Drug GO. and began using them. By the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-05-09

day, at the home of her parents thera
 me guests were met at the train With an immense wagon filled with hay. Upon climbing in the wagon the young people. much to their de- light, found noise producing instru- ments of all descriptions. Upon the arrival at the home they were cor dially greeted by Mrs. T. l. Collier anu Mrs. King. At the noon hour after many delightful games had been played. they were invited into tue ulhln$ room where q faultless menu was served them The decora- tons ill this room were very pretty plnk roses and poppies being in eyi- dence. In the center of the table was large Jack Horner pie from which were ribbons leading to the plate of each guest and upon pulling these ribbons, souvenirs were found to be attached to their ends. At each plate was dainty flower basket. filled with candy containing the place card. At the conclusion of the dinner the birthday cake was brought in bearing. ten candles. After the candles had been eXtinguished the cutting of the cake was begun. The ring was cut by Collier Lee. the thlmble by York Trigg, and the dime by Walter Trulock. The guests were then invited to the beautiful lawn where tables had been prepared for an exciting game i'll which Collier Lee proved victor gaining a "Billi- ken The time to bid farewell came altogether too soon for the following young people who declared that ther had the time of their lives
 Misses Bettie Sallee, Josephine Wilkins, Katherine Montgomery. Ed na Lee. Mildred Withers, Lucille Alexander, Francis ONeal, Mary Fc<. Elizabeth Schober. Helen Trigg and Josephine Martin
 Messrs. Virsinius Alexander. Felix Smart. Collier Lee. Bert Roberts. Laurence Knox. Willis Adams. Wroe Freeman, York Trigg Edward Lee James Alexander. Walter Trulock, and Neel Hart In addition to the young people the day was equally enjoyed by Mrs. R. E. Lee, Mrs. T. H.. Collier, MT. and Mrs. Thad Phillips, Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Phillips, Mrs. Dr. Woods, Mrs. J. P. Alexander and Mrs. Elizabeth King.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-05-09
Birthday Party.

Blrtnday Pafty.
 Little Miss Jessie Pickering was rendered birthday part Thursday afternoon by her parents at their home No. 2006 East Seventh avenue. The affair was in celebration of Jes- sie's fourth anniversary. A large number of her young friends were present and a general good time was had. Refreshments were server to the following young people: Clarence Holzier, Walter Thane, John Covert, Leonard Hope, Lorenzo Gibson, Vi- vian Wigginton, Gladys Colgan, James Walton, Freedie Idelker, Jessie Mich ols, Freddie Galister. Edna Thane, 1nez Pickering, Ruth Gibson, Edith Idecker, Horace Pruett, Frank Meek, Edith Pruett, Daisy Reed, George Galister, Rose Mason, Otis Baldwin. Robert Covert, Mildred Mason, Anna Lee Meek, Ida May Jones, Herman Covert, Dolly Colgan and Dosha Meeks.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-05-09
The Rosebud Club.

The Rosebud Club was most pleas antly entertained Saturday afternoon by Miss Cornelia Walker, at the home of her mother, Mrs. J. F. sennett. on West Second avenue The home for the occasion was artistically decorat- ed with Spring flowers and potted plants. During the afternoon music ana many games were enjoyed. Mrs.
 Sennett, Mrs. Re Timberlake and Miss beulah Walker assisted Little Miss Walker in the entertainment of her guests. At a seasonable hour tempt
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-05-09
RyIand.HHlOW.

An announcement has been made of the approaching marriage of Miss Susie Ryland daughter of Mrs. Nan nie Ryland, and Hunter Clay Harlow. which will take place on Tuesday. June 1, at the home of the brde-to-be The ceremony will be said by Rev. L. Tomme, pastor of the First Bap- tist church. Mir. Harlow is a prom inent young business man of this city and Miss Ryland is one of the city's most amiable young ladies.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-05-09

Refrigerators and Ice Boxes, spe. cial prices on Monday and Tuesday at Union Furniture Co. 5.9.9t
 Rev. John Carney and his son, Paul who are giving prohibition lectures throughout the South, were in Pine Bluff yesterday enroute to Louisville Ky, where they will attend the Bap- tist convention. They will return to this city in a few weeks to deliver lectures.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-05-09

time had taken the contents of four boxes, l was well again. occa- sionally use box of Doan's Kidney Pills now, finding that they keep my kidneys in healthy condition and prevent any return of my former com Iplaint." For sale by all dealers. Price 50 lcents Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the United States.
 Remember the name---Doan sand take no other
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-05-09

here last night the Grdiron Club and Jose Carlos Rodriguez. an eminent editor from Rio Janeiro. Among those present also were number of foreign ministers, several members of the Supreme Court of the United States, Senator Root and Elkins, As. sistant Secretary of State Wilson and Assistant Secretary of the Navy Win throp.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-05-09
NATURES WARNING
Pine Bluff People Must Recognize ant
 Heed It.

Kidney ills come quietly-my ysteri- ously,
 But nature always warns you. Notice the kidney secretions. see if the color is unhealthy If there is settings and sediment, Passages frequent. scanty. painful
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-05-09
AMERICAN NEWS
 FOR BRAZILIANS

Washington, May S.-To introduce the press of the United State to that of Latin-America, Ambassador Nabu- co of Brazil, entertained at dinner
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-05-09
IDavis.Wales.

The following invitition has been received in this city:
 Mir. and Mrs. W. C. Davis announce the marriage of their daughter, Nellie A., to Robert Grant Wales. Wednes- day. May F, 1909, Cleveland, Minn. At home after May 26, at Pine Bluff, Arkansas. No. 1908 East Second ave nue.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-05-09

Woman loves a clear, rosy somplex- ion. Burdock Blood Bitters purifies the bloo,l, clears the skin, restores rnddy, sound health.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-05-09
SOCIETY >

ing refreshments were served to inc iollo"lnS club members: Misses Sula Dalyrimple, Clyde Dixon. Georai, May List, Francis Cross, Eddie King, dussie Rutherford. Vashti King. Nor ma Rutherford, Stella Plnmme~. Clifton Gammill and Cornelia Wal ker. The guests were: Misses Helen Phllpot. Katie and Lizzie Boyce,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-05-09
To Inspect New Hospital.

The new Davis Hospital will De thrown open Monday from ? to 6 o'clock for the inspection of the As soc1atlon members. Preparations will also be made for the banouat which will be given the Arkansas doc- tors when they meet in this city. All members are requested to be present.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-05-09

Little Folks at .Altheimer.
 Quite number of young people oi this city were entertained at Althei- mer Saturday by Miss Kathleen Col lie., who celebrated her tenth birth
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-05-09

Be sure to call and get one of those $1.50 pictures at Farrar's Art Store, only a few left. 32O Pine street.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-25
SUNDAY MAGAZINE FOR JULY Is. 1909

chorus girl 90 nee, him tar super a he stage e. ':sI
iI ---e---~ 10 him and he : taxing 10 chances
LOOKING TOO long II the sky Only his woman -,
save lin and preserve him from The rayases o. ne
soul-.evouring gold-E II The cam nor l e -.
~ +r~-sh 0 that Eee-s tears near the eyes, resiy
for the tap u the organ grinder baton On l--t -71
,hrrl note Of the I-ter-nezzo
-7e--. 90 round on which woman s heroes noe -
and come again and again II different r=7e-'lFS IKE
grand opera soldiers The music : y NM LUZ --e
wont ---rf He must he cCaNel held uT. tel WIN
s-,-- -,-1 he ---s ike canary or the end q -1reT
He IS between ourselves worth al the Oh -,--sI go
Italians and scented Hon Braces II the "oT-L ne
es--e Goods And We suspect Giuy that ne -,'-C vs.
-f ~ * v-o-rfr,-I- content His k-ig1tnccl IS
f-,-.ef 5eer.-srowei under II coils of ticker -@Ie
and Cancelled checks L must Le dug out Il -ee1 o.
- the point e a ha-riai
O-f On, To a---sl To a-Cosl
New-York tribune., 1909-07-25
All He Needs 10 Do

THE American man simply needs . take LIS fam
ing sword from Is rusty sheath arlas The Spanish
say before charge, give i The air lie may never
consent 70 he l-ho-rauhc god. L would seem
10 him too much lie our Paws and Chau1ceEs
He viii always insist on being q man ashamed o-
heroiCs
He wo.s not now women weep over Sydney Carton
going uD the scaoG. one step at time. Ike trick
mule eIectng those touching lines 20 - q tetter
rest than I have ever ErCWn- IT Il HE ONLY
Way"
II the same tich- place he would simply throw
a7av his cigarette maybe light one and raise -lz
eyebrows L the eEecutloner IS ne ulgnt sigma .
New-York tribune., 1909-07-25

retll-ia ccIore1 nectes who have faded flowers next
Their hearts that they never show 70 anyone And
there are bad bold chaps who do not seek 20 deny The
fearful lives they lead and have Lilian.s photo
q-arh On the sidebca-d who viii pull hard on their
Tres over one OF R.leys best II It Is read - them
NTH the proper wiui-harp stop
New-York tribune., 1909-07-25
THE RULE AND
BY
THOMAS
DWIGHT
GOODWIN
Dr4v-ins by c E Chambers

DRATERT isa quality
ID Il he blood. de-
cided the Captain, te-
tween ruTs: 1t IS q
heritage. q TrOduc- .y
survival. O result Ct the
blending Of the finest
strains. its % he gentle
man what speed is tC he
track horse, and jumping
20 The hunter
tIwav- asked he
T. --i--er looo. emily.
Always
/ know a li..le s.o~v. '
salG ,ae Naa3ercr. -t-er
"a pause
Al s-raiEhte-ei --vol-
u.-a-..- When one rhO
ESCAPED from an Algerian
PRISON and wrote his most
luminous dispatches NTH
two bullets through lrn.
deIc-s 20 speak o; cur
age = Is vel 20 attend
And ;his story o; ne
Haulc-er evidently --i
never been lad so he
shrine q The god If eur-
-all~1
We were four lo:-e-ers
Z cle last hours Ez.-v-
one else had deserted me
club and We we're r, az
M ! mad -u~: returned
-t-er putting through "a
Ta.l iealln -he Trans aal;
The Captain was or leave
The Wardr-e- was back
= investigation through
governmental crime s s-.I
well. -Ee Captain had ,-e-
{ - visiting parry aboard
since. and, having -.. .cT-
a. -ha- day. - Jude. hi,
4 friendship. l knew co
tam -ook MN as a .o-Io-
man me Wa-ierer a.a
MS rare smile and So r-,
This Is q E--le sonnet
tI-ueL ne Na-dere- IN q
also q I--le something .
course Captain, YOU Gre i
rule. - .e valid. .u- aa
and | guess -h,s II ,it-
He addressed himself -
course rcu E-1N HYDE pa
Le asked b-.Sk.y
Naturally. -he Count S
New-York tribune., 1909-07-25

Itr-e E.- Corner among few more human beings
Ike himself. certain William B-itle was l-or-leror
e very decent looslrC cab / might have passed
The place hundred times before aarre-cl 20 single
him o-- That / did remark HIM was. / suppose on
account ot his ----e----r weak lace l. certainly
was --re / asked E5-1 drive somewhere with
---,S-ir- -Ie privilege C seat az -le box He
responded i-- -e-a---El-. did T. so S-ut- s lace
.,:- la- and talk -1 him As ! -a.set | learned
! ..-,.i -o- understand The Wa.-e-e- ~-s--e,i.
tor -e 20 longer Included -1e Captain and myself u
--e narrative. r--. yes. -,-~---- his ---- he poured
forth some more smoke and liked his C- -le
Captain guest as he r-1ee--ri l. ,s--.-- was ~
a-.rou-- bug We passed = as rt--..--:-E-
loc see. He--o-. he Was saving very ls.-ae--
a-ev. here w-- -Ere 4 --- t-o-1 WHOM. we ---s-
expect nothing l,-- The ---- le-,i and ..--aa--
place e--r-sr-~ lie was che enrichment OBJ. British
repression He his father. his fathers Father. --E
-Ee e>- father hack. al -ei Se-.t-:-- l. ----
case .- ,aE --l. v.I understand j. -.- pure s-t
simple matter o.. father % -e@ and son a-5 ~rr at
son. r-.a.-.- q -a--ee tr- -Er expression - --v
e-ac-5.-- -1.e-- --- O.. f,-r5-- l. was -.e ta~s--
ing II -----e. carried .--1 several ---e-a-i.---
and nothing Is expected = social SvcC- 1a-- whose
li-ne-- ideal IS -e--eE-- s-.. q III whose E1.,--
larry IS limited 20 Ee-v good. s.-.' and Thank vl-:
sir leave i 20 -ou. CH-.--. would vau esrt.- -
human being Ci this character 20 use 70 4- e----
-e-rv ana prove haSel. Le--s-. in --e face o. such
\ ta.at pallo- oversEre-l Here's fee. Ia, lie
New-York tribune., 1909-07-25

THE Na-tere- -e-..-ct lca.r. IN his chair. About
cgl- years aCo-.el. u August # I"ol II 7--~
j. London .1r ny people on matter II -.-- er--.l-
law -1- much O.. ---Z --- t- -,- -n make dis
agreement rl~- le The ieli. e-s--.--s dragged along
lare several months. and during good .c- ~ -lr
time was Cu- getting impressions That's F..-
E-u call e-n. .src =. jack. had written 80 II
fa-e volume @: English travel --r=eLt During -Le
ht,-- made some very peculiar a-----..es and
sum. lei across some unexpected conditions one
C:---- does - not ---.=- E--La--
New-York tribune., 1909-07-25
That's ! lie
Hcr-os Shou-sd

! remember myself Won
de-I-- 81 the y arierer
singing he Count -cr his
interrogation. and / noticed
The almost vulCa- familiarity
- the tone. 50 unlike ne
sreaser.
The Wauitre- began .
interest himself IliS =
the real beginning - -Le
thing. ne went o-- Al
New-York tribune., 1909-07-25

after o. ..l- years .-c--c-
from "a journalistic ~a-.u--
+. portion II .te earth ".---
Z 81 virtue and The Count
him casually. J. seems. one
ship q; Liverpool --,g years
tel ot -he Count s. courtesy
ID now as one Z Is .- -.-.-
-h.oc oi the ua--- -he Cap
1o.,car and q foreign gentle
.ulesscd IT his presence lE
. X again II meditation
hing about bravery. CON
more spirited zone. and
about something else. OF
p The main correct bat -Ec
re Us exception. YOU know
r. VIII answer
-ite-,v 20 the Count " Di
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New-York tribune., 1909-07-25

p J. Count Here's. l- ---E. ----------E ever.
- word very DELIBERATELY. --s-r - o. -e--,-- sequel
20 ---z -4-e / a-- 81 newspaper ----- yl- s-er.
and uv business Is 20 lie curious - I EzS
pose i->-gve-et- l. seems -la- -l.s man u-.-
whom b,--e 50 --,---c~,- ---~-l>~e5 was 4- e1l-
German e-l--- who had married u F-a-ce --=
woman who caused III goa. K and carried her
20 England and -t-s-a-,t through rank cz-e-5SS--~-
cl 1-- l--. -------e.s allow e.. his VIE 20 tscC---
C-=- y-= Is
New-York tribune., 1909-07-25

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--- -.~ -e-- ~--l-- --- q no
---- SSH ---- Il from q the