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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-05

cotton last year and aggregates about "l9lS,0oo acres, a decrease of L. 4J2,ooo acres, or IA per cent, from the bureaus revised estimate of last years planted area
 This is today's report of the aeri- cultural department.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-05
ts.VC0nnOr Wedding.

'hs the out-of-town guests who
 attend the Holmes-O'Connor Ing Will be Mr. and Mrs. Hugh
 nof' Detroit, Mich; James PL John O'Connor and Daniel .an' or Detroit; MT. and Mrs. 3. |'lar' Fort Worth. Texas; Dr. and
 p' t. Carroll, Tillar; J. Garland '''' hi Paso; Miss Agnes Holmes. " maven, Tenn,; Mir. and Mrs. 'ul Mills, and Miss lola Philpot. niuii' MT. and Mrs. B. C. Pick walnut Lake.-Little Rock Den,-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-05
MORE DE SAGAN
 DECISIONS

tH"arSt News Special 10 the Graphico
 Paris, June 4.-Prince Helie De- Sagan, by decision of the court in Breslau, has been barred from the ancestral estates in Germany, and expected heir cannot be born on German soil. When the prince found he was barred, he tried to get en- trance for his wife alone. but this was also refused
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-05
PATRICK
 LOSES AGAIN

'ork, June 4.-Albert T. Pat
 application for writ of ha-
 Noipus releasing him from Sing pf'son' where he is under life p,., aof the murder of William ,,s su nlce' was denied by the Ap- p Dislslon of the Supreme Court brooklyn today.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-05

We are making the prices this week on all staple Fur niture lower than can afford to be sold, "only for want of more room" to accommo
 date new goods. This is not just advertising. It is true, if you will come and see. Union Furniture Co.,, .317. 319 Main street. 6-1-tf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-05

II ycu miss your paper you arc TO- qrested to notify the Graphic office, both phones, during the We"k nof later than 10 o'clock q. m. and oapcr will be sent you ny special carrier.
 ROY F.. SMITH.
 Circulation Manager
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-05
Tornado and
 Hail Insurance

Two or our -very-best and lars- est companies, with assets of over $37 0oo.000, arc writing hail in coH- Decton witE tornado insurance. I.a9 us write on q policy at once The rates arc very low.
 The S3>rm season has hardly he gun and yet the losses so far have exceeded any previous year in th. history of our state. The wise wifi profit hy the experience of others se, wise and insure with us.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-05
COTTON BETTER
 THAN LAST YEAR

Washington. June 1.-The growing crop of cotton on May 21 was S1 1 per cent of the normal condition against 19.7 a year ago and a 10-yeal average of S1.4
 The area planted this year is about 95.6 per cent of the area planted in
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-05
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s,ornins at her hand <Y West Fifth avenue. nue. Aa D the visiting ladies
 laipa the Travellers
 as a grand success m
 The entire home was
 and every room was
 lated with Spring flow
 ript es. Mrs. Byrd was
 in ent rtaining her
 Def; by Mesdames K. E.
 onev. E. \. Peek, John
 r Young, C. R. F'itz-
 Naldron and F. c. Chew,
 he Fox, Emma Byrd and
 Ky. In the dining room'
 bcorations reached a eli ls punch was served by
 Kilgore, Mrs. Henry sallie Byrd. Each participated in the pro- resented with a handsome kansas pearl, which were Il. E. Doherty. the best in Arkansas Miss h opened the well se- am with a soprano solo, ueen Am Miss Ber- ) of the coming voices of and rendered her solo mona. a tenor solo. was Chew. Jl. The ladies ldered a selected num- h the harmony was fine )dy most pleasing. The If 1 Had a Thousand ?, was sung by Henry Ie feature of the pro 1e rendition of Fond we'll, by Miss Lucy street. Too much eau T praise of Miss Broad- Slle mas a ren1ark k d each note is clear and eh to the enjoyment of IS. w. T. Seawell read | Drummer. The piece n, and rendered in Mrs. asing manner, was a
 Miss Clara Rosenbel- r This with her we'll
 soprano voice. The Quartette s'weetly ren- Message From Home. Der of the program was sung by Miss Margie l. It is useless. to con- 5 Atkinson's voice. for
 of it is we'll known to CTS of Pine Bluff. 1t !, Miss Eula Spivey, of was prevailed upon 70 ast, The First Arkan- which she gave at s banquet Thursday
 manner in which Miss ed her toast brought on and praise from all
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-05

Governor George w. Donaghey re- turned to Little Rock yesterday morning. after attending the Travel CTS convention here and delivering two addresses on Thursday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-05
musical and Vocal Sacred 'ra vnk'rt and Moving Pic, |.ae ,es, orest Park, Sunday,

Ioon.s rent three nicely furnished lonras' With modern conveniences, An,,,, 10 four boarding houses.
 ' a' 2V2 West Fifth avenue. 2-25,f.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-05
National League,

Pittsburg Boston. Brooklyn-Cincin- nati Philedalphia-Chicago, New York St Louis--rain
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-05
American League.

St. Louis-New York, Chicago-Phil- adelphia, Cleveland Washington, rain Boston. 0: Detroit. ,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-05

Musical and Vocal Sacred Concert and Moving Pic. lures, Forest Park, Sunday, o:oO P. ID. .:s: 'sssssr ........s.s..,.ss
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-05

Totals .=....z.-....32 p s 6
 Two base hits'-Hanf, Chesnuttt Murich, Patterson, Mizel. Wilson.
 Stolen bases-Rloom. Hauf. Whyte 7, Townsend3. Franey, Taylor, Mizell. Genevay. J. Hilzheim. Mnllin, Ches- mutt.
 Struck out by Patterson. 3; by MuI- lin, B.
 Double plays. Bloom to Franey 10 Wilson
 Base on balls. by Patterson. 6; Null lin, 4.
 Hit by pitcher by Patterson. 3.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-05
Southern League.

Atlanta, 1 Memphis 3 tfirst gamel.
 Atlanta, s; Memphis, (second game).
 Nashville. 3; New Orleans, (first game).
 Nashville, ): New Orleans, 0 (sec- ond game).
 Montgomery, o; Little Rock, 1 (S innings, rain).
 Birmingham, 3; Mobile, , first gan1e1
 Birmingham. I; Mobile. 10 (second game).
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-05
NOTICE.

Any person whose name has ' been on our books within the ' last thirty days will be counted ' as an old subscriber |
 ADAMS PRINTING co. !
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-05

CRESCENT T 7 " T SHADES WON'T CRACK. WE HAVE THE EXCLUS. I'VE SALE. See Us about your window treatment Tomlinson x Knox.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-06-05
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New-York tribune., 1909-01-02
VINO hereafter may labor for the improvement
OF the life of the commonwealth

who hereafter may labor for the improvement
or the life Of the commonwealth.
BENEDICTION BY BISHOP NELSON
Bishop Coadjutor Nelson pronounced the ben
edlct1on, asking especially a blessing the
Governor and his labors
Governor Hughes held a short public recep-
t1on In the executive chamber after the cere-
monies, and later he and Mrs Hughes received
callers at the Executive Mansion. Tonight the
inaugural exercises are being brought to close
by military ball, with Squadron acting as
hosts at odd Fellows Hall
State Chairman Woodruff Herbert Parsons
Lieutenant Governor White. Senator Raines and
Speaker Wadsvorth had few minutes talk in
the Lieutenant Governors room directly after
the Governors address. They did not think it
deserved the name Of conference Congressman
ernor'S address,
1t was fine speech" he said with a smile
DO you indorse his sentiments on direct nom
nations and ballot reform?" was asked
a fine speech"
Congressman ". ". Cocks agreed that II vas
4 good speech. He said that while there was
come difference Of opinion among Congressman
from states where the direct primary system
was in operation about its desira bility il un-
questionsbly would have TO be tried in this state
sooner later.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-02
IN COHPETITTTE CLASS.
Governor 4pprores Resolution of
State Ci1H Scr1icc Board.

Albany. Jan. 1.-Gov ernor Hughes to-day ap-
prov ed resolution, adopted by the State Civil
Service Commission. which adds several additional
places to the competitive CivIl Service class.
They county superintendents, established by
the highway Law. county engineers and county
superinteEdents of highways In the counties Of
New York. Kings. Queens Richmond. Erie. Albany.
Monroe. Onondaga and Westchester the Civil Ser
vice law had already been made applicable these
offices.
The effect of the rule is 10 extend the law
10 the places in the remaining counties Of
the state. making them subject to competitive eN-
animation The highway law provides that county
superintendent shall he appointed from lists pre-
pared from eNamina tions which shall test their
qualifications for the actual construction and main
tenance Of highways and their executive ca pacity
rather than their scientific attainments
Each county has of the three places affected
the annual salary ranging from $1,000 TO $3.50 the
county fixing the compensation.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-02
CONFER ON PATRONAGE.
Politicians and Legislature Leaders
Mfet-Appointments announced.
TRy Telegraph 10 n. T-ibun. :


Albany. Jan There u mum Aro,,s
among the politicians and legislative leaders here
to-day patronage and important coron,itte.
places. As result Attorney General O'MsIIey an
nounCed couple and Lieutenant Governor Wbite
three additional appointments. and other state Of
hCers I'm day or two Will make further announce
ments. some Of the details which State Chair
Woodruff. Herbert Parsons and III. Others
Vere puzzlinK have been settled vet and will
be discussed further In New York Mr.. Parsons re-
turned there tonight State Chairman Woodruff
viii be there tomorrow and Senator Ranes there
prohah bly, until the Iegisa ature cOuvenes on Wednes
day
There two hghts pending over places
in the legislative service \ contest will be made
70 elect now Senate stenographer. a place held
now hy James {. Marriott. of Staten Island who
won 1t two years ago over George ShotweH largely
the question Of ability A fight is being made
replace Frank ". johnson. Of Buffalo sergea 7t-
alarms Of the Assembly, the ground that ne
has held the place Iong enough
MT. O'Maey's appointments to-day were George
A. Fisher. % Delhi. prputy Attorney General
salary 5000 year. and Everett r. Rtsley OF
Utica, Deputy Attorney General. salary T. 5o7 a
year.
Lieutenant Governor Horace White announced
these appointments: Stanley Wells, OF Syracuse
secretary; Hiram Sharp, Of Little Falls sten,g-
rapher. and George Decker Albany. messenger.
Governor Hughes to-day announced the reap
pointment OF Robert II Fuller his private sec
retary. The Governor also appointed Frederick ].
Meagher. Of Binghamton. TO be District Attorney
OF Broome County 10 succeed Roger 2. Clark who
has resigned accept the appointment Of Dep lty
Attorney General Mr- Meaghef was Assistant Cor
poration Counsel OF Bnghamton. His appointment
VIII until December 81 1909.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-02
CROKER NOW AN ALBANY BURGESS.
Has Right to March in Bearskin Shake
Friends Dub Him Colonel.

Richard Croker. at the New Years reception a
the Democratic club received the compliments o
his friends on mis- election Hfe membership In IN
4rr7o-v Rurgesses Corps. OF Albany, an organiza
t5n that ranks with The Old Guard Of New York an
tho Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company .
Boston NJ Croker dubbed captain and colore
by his friends yesterday. but he Is not hkeiy z
rnarcf, with the corps. which on stats OCCASION
wears old fashioned uniforms. with bearskn Snakes
Life mem l1erzhip been conferred on only q fe7
TIC Iisr follows John H S1art1- in 1855; Cnaunce
NJ Dsuew in 1879. King Edward VII. IN 1887; 81
Thomas Upton in 1901, President Theodors Rcoss
volt in 1SSS. pr ". Seward webb. IN 1888; Ere
y Or~ctt. in 1855: John Boyd TEACHER, IN 1ss@
Brf,Is \ Peckham in 1888; General Por1irio Dfa1'
in 1891. Ccnpte Rene De RochambeaiI. IN 1907
August Belmont in 1903 Andrew Carnegie IN 1897
7 Pferront Morgan IN 1903: Levi P Morton,
rSa4 +he Duke Of Veragua. in 1894; Admiral CSeors
Dewey. in 1899 Bishop William c. Doane. IN 1ss
and Melville F. Stone. IN is21-
Ar-ore those az the club yesterday whtle n
t--ol.sr uras th4-a were Senator William A Carl
T,--o-rv r. Sullivan Colonel William D MAJ.
-rh.r-as = GRADY. Charles Y Fornes. Herman Re
der Tohn z O-Brien. Judges MulGueen and Fosts
1,lstfcaa CYieEerich, Platzek. Fitzgerald a1d t5l
Tacistratss Finn and Steinert, Colonel Jonn
Sf,-tfu Daniel ?. Cohalan. James A Wskenelt
Thomas q; Partan. Major James . WoodVsro an
Torr Fox the president of the club
New-York tribune., 1909-01-02
TWO KILLED SInILARLH.
Veteran. H1ho Norfd Into Bakers
House after His Death. AlsO Dies

Colonial Peach Va Jan. Commonwealth
Attorney Baker announced to-day that he would
demand a searching investigation of the death
of Charles T. Henry, a Spanish War veteran
who was found dead last Saturday morning in
the same room. and shot in the same way. as
was John Vogt baker, last April Both men
we're found shot through the right temple with
the same revolver in the home of Mrs Anna
fVogt, the bakers wife ne coroner july was
unable to agree on verdict
roth yogt and Henry were found with their
t,.,Ids folded across their breasts and the re-
Z-oIver on their stomachs Nost ana MS wlfe
d,c+ad bakery at this place week after
Ins+'s death Henry moved from the hotel here
~ the Vost home and attended TO part Of the
work in the bakery
New-York tribune., 1909-01-02

side Of the bridge most Of the trolley rails and
conduits seem 10 be in place. but much more
vvo-. remains 10 be done on the north side
on both the outer tracks the rails and con-
Ir1fts are laid on naked iron work. The inner
rails are also all IN place In ootn cases Iour :
in'cb oils have repIaCed seven-fnch rails What
further changes are to be nade in the bridge rnusr
either he done BY the city or else by the letting
40 re,.- contracts The reason assigned yester-
dsv bv an engineer for the delay in the removal
of rhe elevated stringers was that their removal
uo,11d cost about $4,000 il done By contractor.
While II done by the bridge department gam =
F-o,r, the fsu1sburg Bridge il would cost less
II is planned BY the bridge department 20 paw
for this work out of a fund appropriated Tor
work on the Williamsburg Bridge, which wouid
he illegal II IS said. II this work was done oy
,Isv Iaborers from the department the acTua1
cost would be harder to ascertain than II done
~, contract another advantage in the eyes OF
-hs bridge department
New-York tribune., 1909-01-02
THEN AND NOW
Complete Recovery from Coffee Ills.

About nine vears ago my daughter from COT
fee drinking was on m" verge of nervous pros
tration.' writes a Louisville lady. she was
coIhne1 for the most part 10 her home.
When she attempted trip down town she
was often brought home i'm q cab and would be
Frustrated for DAYS afterwards.
On the advice Of her physician she gave up
coffee and tea. drank Postum, and ate Grape
Nuts for breakfast.
She liked Postum from the very beginning
and We soon saw improvement. To-day she is in
perfect health. the mother of five children. all
81 whom are fond of Postum
She has recovered. is a memhe- Of tbrae
CHARITY organizations and club. holding an of
nee in each. We give Postum and Grape Nuts the
credi' for her recovery.
There's Reason.
Name given log Postum 90. Battle Greek.
Mich Read The Road n Welville.~ in pkgs
Ever read the above etter7 new one ap-
pears from time to time. They 7re genuine.
true, and full ef human interest
New-York tribune., 1909-01-02
DEATH SENTENCES FOR II
Russian Military Court Takes -Ac-
ton on Strike IN 1905.

Flste-iroslav. H ssia. Jan : The Military
Court today pronounced forty-one death sentences.
of which ri,.- for recent crimes Thlrty-tVo o
Of the condemned men were strikers in the railroad
rroubiss Of October lad5 In addition TO the death
sentences tve,ve strikers were condemned to penal
servitude fo1 life forty-eight to lesser terms Of
exile and thirty-nine were acquitted.
These senterces grow out OF the affairs Of 1873.
Eben the strikers numbering hundreds OF thou
sands throughout Russia. attempted tie up the
whole railway system, telegraph lines and gas and
electric light plants. The demonstrations at Eka-
terinoslav were particularly desperate, many per
sons being killed and injured. The criminal prose
cution in these events only recently begun.
The ma iorgrv Of the strikers until lately enjoyed
full liberty. soTre Of them being in the employ of
the municipality.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-02
FuLMAN DESERTS THE PLoUeHsHAB

Columbia S. c., Jan Senator Benjamin
TiIIm.n in delivering an address before the Sta
Teachers Association here tonight. took occsai
TO warn the people against the agitation for CO.
p1IIsorv education. asserting that should sI1ch'
law be passed it would mean the education of {
negro. which would in the end mean a blow
white supremacy.
Senator Tnlman urged the Democrats OF
South against the scheme which he said PresideI
elect Taft and his associates were Matching Up
break the solid South He said it was the purpc
Of the President-eIsct to hand out federal ofHs
70 the Democrats OF the South in order TO ou
up a white Republican party in this section,
New-York tribune., 1909-01-02
TO CONFER ON AID
pRESIDENT AND CABINET.
U;H Decide Whdt Form GoUern-
ment's l4ctiOn Is to Take.

-va.binston. Jan. 1.-Instead of taking va
+io, tomorrow he had planned President
ssz-elr will remain at his office to consider
- the nation may show in a substantial
- -" ,.s sympathy with the Italian people. He
=. ,o be able 10 formulate message TO
.-,--ees TO he laid before that body when IT
ives on Monday. recommending specific ac-
=, -, th4 part Of the government He has
''',- - senator Hale acting chairman of the
,.-ee on Appropriations and chairman of
committee on Naval Affairs To confer with
u -,o-rovy. The president will also ask
..-u IliI Boot Secretary Newherry and Assist
-a-srv Racon to be present. The views
-. an ,oaders Of the House will also he ascer-
tanned.
,.,- eeat on its arrival I'm the Medter-
80 Sea - Italy. a direct appropriation by
.ss the sending Of the hattleship feet to
= .,,ven district and other relief measures
-, =, considered at the conference
.,Y scrutiny of the data showing the
-I,a-5 rbe naval supply ship Culgna- now
C, has been made at the Navy Depart
=. and discloses quantities Of staple art1cles
- NJ which il is thought. Will not ne re-
nia,H =, the hattleships This cannot he de-
-,i,e5 finally. however, until the Nesse's
g., The surplus stores aboard the
r1,gos include tinneo meats "'N
80 ~ bsrd bread AS in the case of the bat
-. anne time would elapse before the
-. .o,,I6 reach the earthquake region
6e,, tb. NAVY Department vas in commu-
-.-..,on with Admiral Sperry. who said that ne
,ropId want 25 nGa tons Of coal for his shlps al
Co. Said where he contenplates coaling-
The feet a. s o'clock last night was olS miles
,,orn s,ez, and Is due there on Sunday morning.
Baron des Planches the Italian Ambassador
will endesvor N rally Italians throughout tne
r-nited States 10 the aid Of their oonnrFrnen'
r. ,.s-,ed -he following statement tonight:
As the representative of the Italian govern.
rnent desire 70 give the strongest lndorsefnen'
nf the Italian Red Cross, with whlch the aIleIL
q I 80 GO. fe IN the most intimate relation.
snd 10 saw that my government places aosoiute
ccn6aenoe in this great national organization.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-02
DRASTIC NEW LOUISIANA SALOON Law
No Licenses Can Be Issued to Foreigners or
Residents of Other States

New Orleans, Jan. 1--Variousy interpreted and
threatened with test of its constitutionaltty in
solne particulars. the Evolutionary Gay-Shattuck
saloon regulation Law went into effect to-day The
clause which prohibits foreigners from operating
barroons will undoubtedly involve a test on con-
tutuuonsl lines. Many assert that it is an ahro-
CATION IF treaty rights.
Among the features Of the law
That combined saloon and grocery shall be
conducted without z partition between That
liquor licenses shall not be issued 10 . woman or
a girl That woman. girl or minor shall serve
IN q hsFroon. That licenses shall not be issued
TO foreigners and residents Of other states. That
pianos and musical devices shall be barred from
terroons- That officer Of q brewery or diStli-
lery. even a stockholdeT therein. shall not he
permitted to obtain a barroon license. That those
financially interested in brewery or disthlery
snsll have interest in harroonl, or even
n the lease of the premises thereof
New-York tribune., 1909-01-02
n TOLCANO At SE4.
Peculiar Phenomena Reported off
Coast of Georgia.

Norfolk Va Jan IA volcano ~ sea and 3
fed Of boiling water of the coast Of Georgia are
srnonE the phenomena which British ofncers nave
reported 70 the photographic officer here
V-hgia the British steamer Baltic headed
.ouard this cnast December g. in latitude 3l.14
and longitude p. First Officer Isndn1ary observed
what he reported as an eruption apparently TWEEN
" miles distant 70 the westward resembling vol
csric action
The british steamship lord puTer1n on Deceuae-
e rsssed sn area Of boiling water about tWo nun
4-sa miles or the southern coast according 10 the
captains report.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-02
STATE CIVIL SERVICE BOARD MEETS
Exemption of Westchester County Attorney
Granted-Other Requests Denied

Albany. Ian. THE state civil Service COM
mission granted to-day the application ~ the
Roard Of Supervisors Of WestChester county for
the exemption Of the County Attorney from Civil
Service renUirements Tha commission denied
petition Of county Clerk Ehlers ot Kings County
for the exemption Of chief docket clerk. 1t also
denied a request Of Frank Ciass. Register of Deeds
of New York County. for the exemption M a
nancfal clerk in the Torrens land bureau
The commission returned without approval the
resolution of the Civil Service Commission Of New
York for tine exemption Of an additional stenog-
rainier in the Finance Department.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-02
CANDIDATES FOR BURFoN's PLAol
Three Republicans and One Democrat Ne
tioned-Specisl Election.

Crsverard Ian The election ~ ConErsssn1s
Burton as United States Senator 70 succeed So
s-or Foraker will make necessary the holding
special election in the 2fst District to choose
successor 70 Mr.. Burton in the lower branch
Congress AnorE the Republicans mentioned q
the place James n CASSIDY. secretary OF q
f-,rgrsssfonsI COMMITTEES Rivers and Harhcr
Of a hich Mr. Burton is chairman 2 n Bake
Chairman Of the county committee, and W.
Hopkins and J. W Holcomb.
\ ne only Democrat thus far mentioned in Co
nactio0 with the vacancy is John H Clarke,
prominent attorney
New-York tribune., 1909-01-02
FOUR SOUTHERN STATES NOW DRY.
Anti-Ssloon Forces Lining Up for Campaign
in Three Other States.

Atlanta, Jar. 1-State-wide prohibition laws went
INTO effect to-day in North Carolina. Mississippi and
Alabama Georgia Is the only other state wherein
statutory Prohibition exists, the law having been
In operation one year Having won their state
wide fights T.. states. the enti-SalOon forces
lining uU for carly camIa igns in several
ether states where prohibition has assumed the
magnitude Of q political issue
The prohihitfonists contend they will be able to
psss statewide bill hefor- the Tennessee I>egis
isture which this month. In other states.
notabl. T.xss a-d Arkansas. the voters probably
viii he called Upon this summer to decide a con-
stitUtional amendment for prohibition
New-York tribune., 1909-01-02
,rnu ruANks KING EDWARD.

7or6or Jan The King Of Italy has sent 20
King Edward telegram expressing his warm
Ranks for the noble work and charity OF the ON
80 I'D sailors Of the British warships toward the
sufferers
New-York tribune., 1909-01-02
GOVERNOR HUGHES'S
PLEDGE TO PEOPLE

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