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The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1909-11-19

That Theodore Roosevelt, while
apparently in Africa on a hunt
ing expedition, killing tigers and
fleas, is in reality carefully in
vestigating conditions to ascer-
tain if it be not possible and
practicable to establish in the
Sudan country a second empire
of Liberia, and thereby solve for.
ever the Negro question of Amer
lea, is the disclosure made by a
United States Federal attorney,
in charge of a Southern district,
who relates the supnosee secret
plans of Roosevelt in all their de-
tails. The plan as revealed by
the former Presidents confidant
is to stake out a good section of
the country in the Sudan, north
of Congo Free State and west of
German and British East Africa;
hoist up the Stars and Stripes at
the four corners, have Uncle Sam
declare a protectorate, organize
the native tribes into a suzerain-
ty of the United States of Amer
lea, and then will come the ex-
patriation of the Negroes from
this country to the new empire
in the heart of Africa. In the
rounding out of the plan, a
wedge will be formed by a ma
ton under the control of the
United States, that will prevent
the expansion territorially or
commercially of Germany and
will make the United States a
factor in the balance of power
among the nations of Europe now
struggling to retain and enlarge
their footholds in Africa.
The Federal attorney who dis
closed what he asserted was the
intention of President Roosevelt
to solve the Negro question while
in Africa bore out his declaration
with a buttress of facts that
dovetail with the movements OF
Roosevelt both previous to his
departing for Africa and since
he has penetrated beyond the
reach of the newspaper arm.
''His plan to cross territory not
at present under the flag of any
European nation" continued the
Federal attorney, "his determi-
nation to take with him men
known to be expert agricultur-
lists, capable of judging soil con-
ditions; his skill in surrounding
himself with representatives OF
the civil and military arms of the
government, and, above all, his
persistent refusal to allow any
newspaper men to accompany
expedition-all these acts and
facts lead me to believe that
Roosevelt went to Africa to carry
out the plan he discussed with
me when gathering data on the
Negro question. Again, he has
taken with him large quantity
of trinkets with which to placate
the natives with whom he first
would be obliged to deal before
mapping out the country to be
populated by the Negroes. He
has kept his plans absolutely Sc
cret, because every nation of Eu-
rope, at the first whisper of his
intentions, would direct a dozen
detachments to dog his footsteps
and prevent another Fashoda
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1909-11-19
Is Roosevelt in Africa
To Settle the Fate Of
the American Negro?

An Astounding Story of
What is Believed to be the
Real Purpose of the Fx-
Presidents Mys t Q r i o us
Journey to the Dark Con-
tinent
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TO LEASE

THE BON SOBDAT MINING COMPANY,
owning property Joining the Burning
Moscow, Mowltza and Red Warrior
mines, in Star district. will give a lease
on part Of claims, Flfty-foot shaft. TIM
bercd: tools. tents, utensils. etc. Nd
dress E Sturgcs- Sanders, president. Ho-
tel Huntington, 81 and Langley. Chicago,
r1g49
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S23O0-Elcgant i-room modern brick IN
5. g. section OF city. lot 37bxi3O
ieet; pIettiest little home in Salt
Lake City. Cash $500 and MONTH
ly payments.
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S265O-4-room modern pressed brick ccl-
lar bath pantry. etc. lot 2x7 rods.
Just north of 9Th South on 3rd
East. $500 cash. payments.
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$26oO-i-room modern brick: toilet bath
cellar, sewer. etc. lot mi rods;
close in. Cash, $500 down and
payments.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-19

ONE LARGE BASEMENT AND PART
Of ground floor; heat. 1S9 E. LIST So.
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S2iO0-i-room modern brick in $ e. Soc
tion OF city; close in; lot 2xG rods
cash $500 and payments.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-19

$2i00-iroom modern brick on South 10th
East: lot 2Ax9 rods. Cash $500
down and monthly payments
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-19

43OOO-o-room new modern brick in 6. o.
section of city: lot 2axS rods Large
and finest finish. Terms.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-19

In the Real Estate market Every one in
talking about my bargains.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-19

s2i50-5-room bungalow, modern. new. on
East 10th South lot 2XS rods fin
ishcd in weathered oak. Terms
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FOR RENT

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FOUR-ROOM MODERN HOUSE. GAS
range. $500. 45i So, 3rd East r23S3
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Everybody knows my speciality is mod
ern homes. II you are looking for s.
room house or 12-room mansion l guar
antee you will be better suited than at
any other office in the city. / would
like to sell the following this week They
are all better than anything offered for
sale in this city for the price asked. For
instance:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-19

$32O0-New modern 8-room house in
southern part OF city: lot 54xl6U
IT.: bath, cement cellar barn
chickenhouse and fruit trees This
Is less than cost, and a bargain.
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NICE 7-RoOM HOUSE; II. LIGHTS; SIG.
Temple st. re3s7
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WHERE TO STOP

LINGO. HOUSE. PAUL HEN. PRO
prietar 6S East First South, 200 rooms;
fee o5c 36c and zoe Nl934
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S3200-5-room modern brick on Sth East
and 9th South. A bargain S3Q1
down and monthly payments.
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MIDWIFE
SHOE REPAIRING

WHILE YOU WAIT, SEWED SOLES
ra302l
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE

tON 1NG, MA L Ii, IJUJ.
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE
Big acre-lots in the heart OF the city
are few and far between.
Have many of this class Of property on
my books.
You can buy 1O4x33O feet. near West
Temple and lst North, for $4,000.
12sx3ao IT, on 4th South, near 7th East
for $4,000.
1e5ysso IT, near State and Sth South,
for $500
1s5x9ao IT,, near 7th So, and state St.
for $4,000.
s2gx3so IT.. 2nd North. near high school.
for $4,000.
Just thnk-1t acres of ground, practi-
cally in the heart of the city at prices
quoted above. A fortune awaiting the
buyer
Everybody knows my speciality is mod
ern homes %nes you are lo9Sng for s.
antee you will be better suited than at
any other office in the city. ] would
like to sell the following this week, fhey
are all better than anything offered for
sale in this city for the price asked For
instance;
An S-room modern 2-storX brick resi-
dence on East 1st South, all special as
sessments paid, for S5I0O
On the same street, No. 1864 f, lst
South. a well put up modern home, S66OV-
All assessments paid.
On 2nd ave, near NJ St. a modern Q
story residence. with hot water heat. for
$4,000.
A broom modern cottage on r st. for
$3.50.
The 5.room modern bungalow on 5th
ave for $4,000.
7-room modern brick. blocks north Of
my office for $4,000.
A brand new 7-room modern ungalow,
hardwood floors, near 18th East and Brig
ham St. for $4,000.
a Groom modern brick on 6th ave,
near | street. south front, $500
5-room modern brick. with large lot. 20
rods deep, on eth West, near lst North
for $4,000.
A splendid double terrace. 3 rooms each
side. near o. s. L. r. r.. renting now for
s25 per mo, for $4,000.
2lxlo rods with 12-ft alley in rear, paw
ing and everything paid, on East 1st
South, for $4,000.
27bx115 IT.. with loft. alley in rear. on
L ST, near 3rd ave, for 1880.
The finest corner on Brigham St. fac
ing south and cast. all paving paid, SILK
l65 #, for $3.50.
The choicest corner on e. 1st South.
7x1o rods, facing south and east for
$500.
Hundreds of others in all parts of the
city.
A. atr'GTER. 10 West lst South S;
Phones Gal,
1880
MONEY. MONEYn MONEY!U
lust received word from one OF our
New York clients that he had placed
$3.50. 900 at our disposal TO invest In Salt
Lake real estate. We have decided TO
invest the whole sum in improving va.
cant property, and are prepared to erect
about 100 modern cottages. a few ter
races and two or three apartment
houses II you have ground suitable for
inproving. come In and see us. We VIII
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ALL SORTS OF FARMS. ALL SIZES.
So acres, with water right, close to
Murray: 4-room house, good barn, chick
enhouSc; S1100. a good bargain.
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7-ROOM. MODERN BRICK, AND
barn 1i5 South 10th East Tel. Bell
S954; Ind, 117-R r23SG
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S2lX33O IT.. 2nd North near high school,
for $4,000.
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;3250-5-room modern brick; toilet, bath
cellar, etc: on South End East;
lot 2X7 rods: $500 down and month
ly payments.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-19

"a HOUSES-ALL KINDS, LOCALITIES
and prices. Tuttle Bros Co., 163 Main
street X99o
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THE OAKS HOTEL. FORMERLY
Empire roomlng house. cor, So. Temple
and 1st West has reopened under ncv
nnd renovated Respectable white trade
only solicited Mrs. w. a. Rector &. Co
0'''' p2551
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FOB NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FIVE-ROOM COTTAGE BY OWNER;
close In, terms reasonable. Ind. 1924.
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Big acre-lots in the heart OF the city
are few and far between.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-19
OSTEOPATH

DIR. C, A. GAMBLE, 226-9 ATLAS; AFT
er June 1-G16~16 Boston bldg. r1090
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50-1-room modern brick on South 1st
West. cement basement and side
walk lawn, garden, etc; lot 33X132.
Terms TO suit.
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SCANDAL.
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$5000-1-room modern brick, close in. one
year old; lot 2kX10 rods: cement
walk around house: room in rear
for cottage. Terms.
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FOR sALE-REA1. ESTATE


FOR SALE-REAI, ESTATE
-
talking about my bargains. 'N' -
7-
feet, prettiest little home in Salt
Lake City. Cash $500 and month";
ly payments.
Cash $500 and payments.
Just north of 9Th South on 3rd
East. $500 cash. payments.
down and monthly payments.
s2150-5-room bungalow. modern new IN
S2850-i room modern brick; toilet bath
cellar sewer etc. LOT M rods.
s3000-5-room new modern brick in 6. @.
section of city; lot 2AxS rods. Large
$3200-New modern S-room house in
southern part of city: lot 54xl61
r.; bath. cement cellar barn,
is less than cost, and a bargain. .'''
F"-o'-o- r9on, n,, inodeIn prlcN on Sth East
~, "a, Ia ,'ouon ,',o,.,t, ~ par arsa.n, FoVo
''O i''''S Pe' 'iteH'"'
.oo
cellar, etc; on South End East;
~ ~ pa payments. 1EaS f'VO o'"H anu f''0''''-
s2s50-7-roor, modern bric1, ON South LET
West. cement basement and sidot
.=ooo -. - -,
SoUVo-'-room modern Drlck, close IN, one
year oldi lot 2AN'O rodS' cement
Walk around mouse; room in rear
lor cottage. Terms.
ALL SORTS OF FARMS ALL SIZES
81 acres. with water right. close to
enhousc; Sl1Oo. good bargain.
r. W. WILEY.
REAL ESTATE. LOANS.
81 fi,de1a RId all ., - rs,t,
- = ~
c.EopcE n CANNON AsSoCIArIoS
CELLS IA rms 81 over Utah II Main et
MAN
FIyE-POOM HOUSE LARGE RARY
be ideal for fish hatchery, dairy or chick,
-------- -
PRICE NO OBJECT
| For lot a. block 81: lot IL, block 81: lot
s. block 81: each % It Kinney &; Gour-
| lays improved city plat, North Salt Lake
trade. oo CilAS. y. MtMFORP
rZ-N'
| cp1,C,rAr pApcAIv
20 ANn SoIt A,r eei FAST ONT
SOUTH. Elegant 2-story pressed brick
lareG Iooins, So'HplelP PiultnIns' "
H sntoobie i.Ss sarage P9Se sever o0 Sidewalk "a and
nrica a,,d oac,i tarr,e
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An S-room modern 2-story brick resi-
dence on East 1st South, all special as
sessments paid. for $500
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE

COME TO 273 SOUTH WEST TEMPLE.
our new office. We are overstocked
with bargains and had TO have more
room. We note few samples:
3-room frame and summer Kitchen.
S6o0.Oo; location northwest; very easy
terms.
3-room frame. so, east, sl25O.0O; $35O.0o
cash; balance $1,000 per month. including
interest.
Double 3-room frame with summer
Kitchen. renting for $500 per month; +;
Sl5OO,oo; 100000 cash balance easy.
5-rm. frame, West 9rd So. $1,000 90 /;
100000 cash. balance $500 per month,
including interest
ar. m. p. b, on Post ST.. S2250.0o.
or m p. b., 9th East near 7th So,
$36OOOO- This Is an ideal home.
l-r. m. p. b.. so. 1st West. $3250.00.
Or. mod. palace on 1st ave, near G.
$lo,50000; this must be seen to be appre-
ci9tcd
Vacant lots In all parts OF city
acres of nice garden land In Bounti-
full good water right only $500. 90.
10 acres choice land southeast. $4,000
per acre. This Is a snap.
Mahan Inv. Co, moved to 27S So West
Temple. Phones: 554 Bell, Ala Ind,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-19


1000 DOORS AND WINDOWS. 10000
adobes, 5000 IT. OF second hand lumber,
123 So State. r2056
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FOR RENT

NICE STOREROoM. GOOD LOCATION,
suitablo for most any business. Call
1928 W. End So. 1883
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FOR RENT-FURNIsHEp

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NEWLY FURNISHED FRONT AL
cove rooms, suitable for one or 3 AG2
E. 4th SO. Tel. Bell 32i0-Z. r20eS
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165x830 It,. near 7th So, and state St,
for $500.
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165X330 It, near State and Sth South,
for $500
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EGGS FOR SETTING. PRIZE WINNING
Black Minorca and Rhode Islands Reds;
Wm, Deakin. 4630 South 9Th East. Bell
phone. Murray 2311 Red. o1362
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$4,000 REWARD GOLD CARVED
bracelet. butterfly in jewels. at Ogden
fair grounds Return to .. II. Golding
2103 Adams ave. Ogden, Utah r2412
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ONE ICE BOX, ONE KITCHEN TABLE.
one dresser. one iron bed and springs.
two rockers and dining chairs, all new
reasonable. Ouray place. 4th e. and
4th SO. r22G9
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BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES

NEW AND SECOND HAND. ALSO SUP
plies. Jevne Academy. 227 So. Main:
otT0S
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L HAVE ASSIGNMENTS OF CON
tracts in the Oregon Valley Land Co.
which l can sell at small preDlium.
Address L. n. Richardson, 1O3 Fourth
st s., Minneapolis, MINI. rlS5l
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Just thnk-1d acres of ground, practi-
cally in the heart of the city at prices
quoted above. A fortune awaiting the
buyer
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F., SMALL ROOMING HOUSE: ROOMS
all filled; strictly modern. cheap. 4l9
! Church. r2309
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TYPEWRITERS

MACHINES OF ALL MAKES SOLD,
rented and repaired; our prices on sec
ond-hand and rebuilt machines are the
lowest. western sales agents for the l.. G.
smith &, Bros S visible typewriters. Type
writer and Office Supply Co. 800 Dooly
block. r-ZlI
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PAINTING
WALL PAPER CLEANING
AUTOMOBILES AND REPAIRING

THE TEMPLE GARAGE HAS THE
finest equipped repair shop and largest
garage in the city. Storing and repairing
a specially. l09-111 w, So. Temple.
nl999
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On the same street, No. 1864 f. lst
South. well put up modern home. S66OO.
All assessments paid.
Evening star., 1909-04-22
FUNERAL OF AMzl | BARBER
DOUBLE SERVICE IS HELD AT
BELMONT.
Remains of Son Reinterred Beside
Those Of His Father in Oak
Hill Cemetery.

Impressive services over the body Of
Amzi Lorenzo Barber. who died at his
New York home. Ardsley Towers. al
y-on-the-Hudson, last Saturday
were held from the residence. Belmont
14th street and Florida avenue north.
| west this incoming at II o'clock The
service was also held for LeDroit L. Bar
ber. the son OF Mr.. Barber. whose re-
mains were today reinterred beside those
OF his father.
Rev. DR.. Wallace Radcliffe. pastor OF
the New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church. conducted the service He pai6
high tribute to the religious character OF
Mr.. Barber. whom. he said. deserved the
highest commendation from his fellow.
for what he had made Of his eventful life
DR.. Radcliffe referred to the deceased
man as splendid example of the bes,
type of Americanism." AS he had beer
born and raised in a manse with all OF
it's good and religious atmosphere, the
minister said so he lived his entire life.
During the service Mrs. Nellie Wilson
Shirclin. soprano soloist of the New
York Avenue Church. sang Rock O.
Ages and abide With Me- two of the
f1avorits hymns of Mr. Barber. Dr..
Scores of magnificent floral pieces were
sent in tribute to both Mr.. Barber and his
son. Beautiful wreaths. clusters o,
American beauties. and other flowers filled
the rooms on the first floor of the resi-
ldence.
| Many prominent personages attended
| the services and went with the bodies
| to the cemetery. The body of the sor
was taken in its hermetically sealed case
| from the vault where it has been since
his death in 1905. and placed beside thai
of his father Honorary pallbearers fol
Mr.. Barber were Justice Thomas H. An.
derson. Gen. John b. Henderson, Johr
| Joy Edison, A. E. Worthington, DR.. u. Il
Sewers. b. Fl. Warner and William v
Cox.
The interment was made in Oak Hill
4
Evening star., 1909-04-22
CHAPTER xIv-Continued.

In the meantime Athlyne had found
the car and had given instructions to
the chauffeur to remain at an inn al
Ambleside which he had already noted
for the purpose and where a telegram
would find him in case 1t might be
necessary to give any instructions. He
had made sure that the luncheon basket
which he had ordered at Bowness was
in it's place. Then he had driven back
to the bye-road and waited with what
patience ne could for the coming Of JOY
She came up the bye-road walking fast
enough. Up to that point she had walk.
ed leisurely, but when she saw the great
car all flaming magniflcently in scarlet
and gold she forgot everything in the
way Of occurrences and hurried forward
She had also seen Mr.. Hardy. That
morning he had put on his motor clothes
for he knew he had to look forward to
long spell of hard work before him
work of a kind which needs special
equipment. More than ever did he look
tall and 1.-THE and elegant in his well
fitting suit Of soft dark leather. When
he caught sight of Joy and saw that
he began to lift from the bottom of the
tonneau a pile of wraps which he
spread on the side. Joy did not notice
the things at first; her eyes were all
for him. He stepped forward to meet
her and, after a quick glance round to
his arms and kissed her She received
the kiss in the most natural way-as il
1t were a matter or course-and returned
it. 1t is surprising what an easy art
to learn kissing is. and how soon even
the most bashful OF lovers become
reconciled to it's exacting rules!
Then she began to admire his car
partly to please him. partly because
1t was really a splendid machine, ad.
mirably wrought to its special purpose
speed He lifted a couple Of coats
and asked:
(Which will you wear?"
Must I wear one? 1t is warm
enough. isn't it, without a coat?"
AT present. yes! But when oni
friend here" he slapped the car affec-
he has the honor Of carrying. you'll
want 1t. You have no idea what a
difference a fifty or sixty mile breeze
makes"
"I'll take this one, please" she said
o eenee in A1H his advice which % made ie'iHs him
glow afresh. One after another she
took all the articles which his loving
forethought had provided. and put
them on prettily. She felt. and he felt
something after the manner Of an EN-.
brace At the last he lifted the motor
cap and held 1t out to her. She took
| it with a smile and a blush.
Il really quite forgot my hat" she
said. "'Tis funny how your memory
little speech, unconsciously uttered
sent a wave of sweet passion through
the man. Very eager." She went on
But where on earth am I to put it.
| think had almost better hide 1T here
behind the hedge and retrieve it when
we get back! Athlyne smiled supe.
riorly--that sort of affectionate. tolerant
| superiority which woman admires in q
| man she loves and which the least
sentimental man employs unconsciously
Evening star., 1909-04-22
The History Of Tuberculosis.

George Frederick Laidlaw Of New York
says that we have passed from the stage
in which we tried to kill the tubercle
bacillus into one in which we try to help
the individual. through his power Of re-
sistance, to kill 1t. This he calls vitalism.
Evening star., 1909-04-22
Promotion for a Captain.

The retirement of Inspector Swindells
will leave a vacancy which will be filled
by the promotion of captain. and the
aspirants for the position have already
made known their desires. 1t is be-
lieved that one of the older captains will
be given the vacancy. Captains Boyle,
Byrnes and Daley are the men in charge
| of precincts who have been longest in
the service, and their names have al
ready been mentioned in connection with
the promotion.
| Mai. Sylvester said this afternoon that
he is not ready to announce the name OF
Inspector Swindells' successor. The selec-
ton of one of the captains to fill the va
cancy will create vacancy in one of the
precincts which will be filled by the pro-
motion of a lieutenant. 1t is believed that
every lieutenant in the service will be a
candidate for the place