davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-08
BRIGHT PROSPECTS
FOR THE YEAR 1910
Real Estate Transactions Will
in All Probability Reach
the S4O,OOO,OOO Mark
By WILLIAM MAGEE

Based on gradually Increasing real
estate transactions during the year
1902. backed by financial conditions
which have uniformly and surely been
recovering from the panic of 1907. aid
ed by the vast contribution of big
crops and the immensely increasing
value of the products of California for
the year 1909. and the prospects for
good crops and good prices in 1910.
and increasing value of the products
of the state of California for the COM
ing year, it seems reasonably sure that
real estate sales for the year 1910
should exceed s4O,060.O00
1t would not surprise those in touch
with conditions surrounding the pur-
chase of real estate t0T use, for specu-
lation and for investments to find the
record for the year 1910 equal TO that
of the years 1902. 1905 and 1904, when
the totals for each of these years were
somewhat in excess Of $45.00O,060. The
measure of recuperaIion and rehabili-
tation shown in the three and half
years which have elapsed since the
fire gives promise that at the expira-
tion of five years after the fire. if not
before. our recuperation will certainly
have been complete.
AS indicated by the relation of mort
cages and releases in the last years.
il is estimated that the releases in 1909
amounted to between S25.00O,000a and
$50. 900, 900. 1t is therefore probable
that from S15.000,0OO to s2O.O0O,0OO
more money was loaned during the
year than was released. 1t is unfOrtu-
nate that the figures OF mortgages paid
off can not be obtained. as without
them the record for the year of nearly
$4,000. 900 of mortgage and deeds of
trust is misleading, as the total mort
gage debt on all San Francisco real
estate today is not over $4,000 600.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-08
REPORT FAyORABLY ON
TRANSFERS IN MISSION

: Sala & Sala, Inc, of 21ao Mission
street, make a very favorable re-
port in property transferred in the
Mission during the last two weeks.
Renting continues to be good They
have rented II flats in two weeks
The following are a few of the sales:
Lot and improvements at 213 Hoff-
man avenue on private terms to A. Sea
letti, seller for Fanny Sandstrom lot
and improvements located at 40 Pond
street near Sixteenth and Market
on private terms to John Main.
seller Louis Enos: two lots in c Street
in Burlingame, south of Belieyiew ave-.
nue.. to Louis Armstrong; also lot and
improvements at 1888 Eighteenth
street near Sanchez .tos Patrick Cough
Ian for w. Graham.
The Washington bee., 1910-05-07

will honor such a man" l think we
-Afro-Americans do more than hon
or, we love, honor, respect and adore
such a man.
That issue of The Bee (April 10th,
I9IO) containing that synopsis of
Hon. VIM f. Humphreys speech de
livered on the occasion of an Eman-
cipatiOn Anniversary celebration in
IS, should have found itself in the
homes of the ten millions of Afro
Americans in order that they all
know that such a man as Hon VIM
E. Humphrey is in Congress, and IS
indeed our friend.
Just because the Republican party
is composed of. such noble men is why
the Afro-Americans should be and
ever remair republicans Friend
Bee l am a Republican and will ever
remain a Republican because the old
party has in its ranks men who will
where necessity requires, defend Our
position, thing we cannot expect
from the Democratic party. | am not
a Republican for what the party has
done or did for me personally, in the
way of holding office or for any per
sonal considerations, for it is true,
| never was an office holder at any
time. | am a Republican because It
has done all good things towards the
elevation of the masses of our people
in the past, and is doing in the pres
ent. and l have good reasons to feel
that it will continue to do for us in
the future.
As long as the Republican party
will have such men in it as Hon.
Humphrey of the State of Washing
ton. the Afro-American needs not
have any fear. All honor to Hum
phrey.
P. L. Camanche,
34I Erskine
Detroit, Mich, April 10Th, 1910.
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The Washington bee., 1910-05-07
THOMAS WALKER, ATTORNEY
SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA.
Holding Probate Cour

Holding Probate Court.
No. 1875. Administration
This is to Give Notice:
That the subscriber, of the Dis
trict of Columbia, has obtained from
the Probate Court of the District of
Columbia, letters of administration
on the estate of Charles Matthews,
late of the District of Columbia, de-
ceased. All persons having claims
against the deceased are hereby warn
ed to exhibit the same, with the
vouchers thereof, legally authenti-
Gated, to the subscriber, on or before
the 18th day of April, A. D. 1911 ;
otherwise they may by law be ex-
cluded from all benefit of said es-
tate.
Given under my hand this 18th day
of April, 1910.
Hannah J. Grant,
3O29 o street n. ".
Attest:
James Tanner, Register of Wills
for the District of Columbia, Clerk
of the Probate Court.
Thomas Walker, Attorney.
The Washington bee., 1910-05-07
THE MOST POPULAR
TEACHER

lEAOf1EK
Those Who Have Been Voted Fot
The Bees popular teachers contes
is exciting interest. Cut out a cou
pom and vote for your favorite. ReaG
the proposition in another column Of
The Bee. Those who are being vot-
ed for are:
Mr.. Grant Lucus, 5.
Miss K. c. Lewis, ?.
]. w. Cromwell, I.
Miss Emma F. G. Merritt, :.
J. E. Walker, I.
]. 7. Layton, ;.
Mrs. NJ. Z. Tucker, I.
w. T. S. Jackson, 4.
Miss Mary E. Wilson, ia /
Miss ]. c. Grant, I.
Miss E, A. Chase, /.
]. c. Nalle, 3.
Miss NJ. L. Jordon, I.
Miss c. Z. Hunter, 3.
Miss Serena Custer. I.
Miss Agnes Davis, I.
Miss Voshta Turley, I.
Miss Rosa Carter, I.
Miss Clotile Houston, I.
Miss Beatriz L. Chase, 4.
Miss Dolie Dodson, I.
Miss Sarah c. Lewis, P.
Miss Florence w. Williams, ?.
Miss Martha Leggins, I.
F. L. Cardoza, I.
Miss Maude Fleming, I.
Miss Alice Jackson, /.
Miss Isabel Sidney, I.
Miss Notala Collier, ?.
Miss Harriet Shadd, /.
Miss Jeneva Campbell, I.
Miss Bessie Milton, I.
Miss Rosa Carter, 3.
Miss Rachel Cornish, ?.
Miss Alfredo Kennedy, 4.
Miss Sallie Fisher, ?.
Miss Marcia Montgomery, ?
Miss jamie Cole, 4.
Mr.. Moria Saunders, ).
Mr.. Horace Anderson, 4.
The Washington bee., 1910-05-07

PERI w. FRISBY, SOLICITOR.
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF
THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
No. 29I59. Equity Docket
Alfred Holmes, complainant, VS..
Ceorgiana Holmes, Defendant.
The object of this suit is to obtain
a decree declaring the defendant le-
gally dead, by reason of her contin-
tie absence from the complainant 5
omicile in the District of Columbia,
and not having been heard from by
him for the last past seven years.
On motion of the complainant, by
his solicitor, PERI w, Frisby, it IS
this 18th day of April, 1910, ordered
that the defendant, GeorgianaHolmes,
cause her appearance to be entered
herein on or before the fortieth day,
exclusive of Sundays and legal hol-
idays, occurring after the day of the
first publication of this order; 9TH
erwise the cause will be proceeded
with as in case of default. Provided,
a copy of this order be published once
a week for three successive weeks in
the Washington Law Reporter, and
The Washington Bee before said
day.
A true copy.
Thos. H. Anderson,
Test: Justice,
]. R. Young, Clerk, by F. f. Chn-
ningham, Asst. Clerk
The Washington bee., 1910-05-07
A GOOD MAN
Editor of The Bee :

Editor of The Bee:
As one of the Afro-AmericanS who
tasted the bitters" and is now suf-
fering the consequences of my loyalty
and devotion for my country and
flag, (caused by my determination in
1898 to defend its honor, by daring
to go into the deadly climate of Cuba
during our war with SPAIN can as
The Washington bee., 1910-05-07

Before the construction of Washington Park absolutely
place OF recreation aordedhe people of race
proudly point to the fact that have fulfilled
the people in every respect.
You have OF the best and moderny improved
sorts in this part of the Washington its my
ads of electric lights mammoth scenic railway huge
se dance hall and smaller devices is
passed point of natural beauty equipment by
resort south of New York
By perseverance and enormous cash outlay done
this and now ask to show that your hearty sup
by calling and making coming
son.
Yours for pleasure and comfort
Lewis Jefferson. 1910 First Street S. w.
The Washington bee., 1910-05-07
Sunday RyS 8 F'iips n 81 e ".
Round Trip rs Cents
The Jolly Four Social Club

TO my friends and the public in general:
1t IS with pleasure that take this opportunity to inform
that the books of the Independent Steamboat and Brg
Company open for charters for Excursions during 6
coming and will be to your to call at once and
secure the most desirable dates.
Our terms most liberal andcharers can be made for
Washington Park and Somerset Beach
To which place have the exclusive excursion rights well &C
Matthias Point Rock Point Norfolk White City Richmond Ba1
ore and all points on the Potomac River Chesapeake
Bay
Our facilities for charterng parties unsurpassed in every
respect Our large covered wharf (ued exclusively for our m
ursion buness enables to you modern and upo
date service No crowdg exposure and our schedule he
tween Washington and Washington Park does awav with the
long and tresome waiting ior the steamers
The Washington bee., 1910-05-07

Residence o35 R street n. w,
Phone, North 2o36.
NOTICE TO LADIES
Ladies spring is the time to
begin to have your scalp treated,
If your hair is falling out,
growing thin, dry and lifeless,
itching scalp; purchase at once
a bottle of Mrs. A. J, Smiths
HAIR TONIC
1t will give new life to the
hair and clean the scalp.
All hair tonic guaranteed un-
der the pure food law and drug
act.
Ladies who attend the parlors
of Mrs. Smith will be given free.
Clipping and singeing of the
hair.
Mrs. A. J. Smith, 935 R Street,
N. w.
Now IS the time to pay your sub
scription, and gain votes for your
friends in the teachers contest.
The Washington bee., 1910-05-07
OLD MADE NEW

OLD MADE NEW
If you want your clothing
cleaned, altered or repaired, you
should send a card or call at the
up-to-date repair establishment.
All work guaranteed or money
refunded.
Mrs. D. Smith, Proprietor,
OLA D Street, Northwest.
The Washington bee., 1910-05-07
H. K. FULTON

H. K. FULTON
Why pay 10 per cent. when you
can get it for 3 per cent.
H. K. FULTONS LOAN
OFFICE
No. 3I4 Ninth Street, N. w.
Loans made on Watches, Dia-
monds, Jewelry, Silverware, Etc.
If you want to buy good
watch, diamond ring, or jewelry
of any kind. look at our stock
first. You!
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GIBBONS rOR rHrRrH TNJTI.
srdinai Would I mite All Mor>hippers IN
the Catholic Church

BALTIMORE. Dec. In hI, sermon
AZ the Cathedral today Cardinal Gihhon-.
referring 20 resolutions looking 30 church
uni-y adoTtad az the tTisnnial Conreu-
ton Of N" Protestant Episcopal Church.
laid.
We praise the members 81 that Church
for their action. hecaus.. i rejects
honor on their heads and hearts. and
Join with them N praying that IN" dav
MAY he fastened when Chr,-r- words
thai there rhall be- on. fold and one -neD-
herd will ne fulfilled
IL rher" - 20 b. 'i'iity - faith there
mus ~. one head one leader over all
churches who will guide the fai'hiI' IN
the path ~ righteousness There can
NOT be unity of faith however !: 'hPrs
i 10 No. mora than one church or u rn"rr
l. 10 b. more than one head
Our Lord never intended that there
should ha many churches. hacarI-- n
Of the church, one shepherd and one
fold Tn" Church i compared 10 a
vim" and our divine Lord saw tina, II
any of ~ hran~he- ar" CGr ~ they IN ~
die
In a great country Their. cannot be"
more than on" supreme administrative
ruler nor more than IN" cod" 80 law.
So in the kingdom "f Christ there must
be htI' one -" of authority. un" ruler
one po'en'tr" and ON. cod" - ltw,
This unity can hs found only. my
brethren ~ tnr holy Roman and CdtrohC
apo-r0lir Church. e which RI" Pop e
Rome. tho representative. II Christ. =
The head In N" catholic church There
ar" :5n."oo."nr souls. ali II whom r""pg-
ulz" IN" common spiritual loader. who
uurt ar" on Tho ted me spiritual sacrament
who live Nv IN" iII'h and "r" bip' ~
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10 the Governor Robert n
Fuller. and sN-Stat" Civil S.rN lC. Com
missioner John 4 SleI ch"r of Albany and
New York Originally the members If
tins board wer" not - r.CrIv" salaries,
hut only their NECESSARY "Np"ns.'-. aIt II
d'i" time each got A -alarE' Of Si.pH g We
IL this salary provision had r,rn N n"
original Ian "stahl, -hlng tho State Ma
BOARD II would never hlv" pas-... IN"
l."gl-la-Ar. u - cpntrnIsi by 'nn
Democrats who ar" looking INTO aNIlt-
Thar one m"mtrr Of this board proN"-'y
"ltipp't could ar"ounrl "a ~" vor, 90
the five. Tn" D"mpCraI believe tina
eventually thus boRTG Viii -, - a.sh'. /
or uS work divided Hr'W."u TN" H.A''T
Department and IN" Forrest. FI-n and
Gam" commissioner
.Iohn A Bou>"l. State Engineer aud
surveyor e."Cr. II was announced. Doe
not h.-h"v" u -NNailrnr that he -houii
appoint 10 offic" m his department any
Democrat who served under his ll.HIp
cratic .piei.C"Ssor fr"d"r. X ~k.u-
Several Democrats commenting On Nr
Ben-ei's attitude. remarked today that
,h"r" were a number nj Democrats IN
Nr Sken"- department who cannot
fesarv .dlv h" included IN IN. criI cl~m
80 NJ ~kane'- administration
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W nIDC W, EE nO>JO> Wv.
Description ~ Harold sntrrr. Who
i.iudr'l >ur.r whiIr ~

Ro,rn> 'its. p'n tn" young
.as0 ri, comm rod -,Dcldn ~ m" Ho.al
Whining - IN Wilmington. Dol la.'
ThIr-igv c"rr--ro'ds ~ description
rl'i Hnr,.d Irn0ol> 'rI-'"- II Brook me
.~iu ~. --.'H-r Il :"w u""k. vas ON.
r,,y,d ry 'l' firm y y ~ Harrl- 4 Go
r '... oI'". pauH"-.
II" hrd r'.,.n q clark ~ -" uarklng do
rdr0ul ~ rv' on arroTn' ~ ~ health
vas nhI god - givo W rI- position ~"
r. ,ldad wifh hi- mn'Eo-. Mrs Ola "
t... = 10 Fr~'.-son s'~o0' Bropklin"
G,rI whI." -.nS 'h"-. Last Tuesday night
- Il I'- nTr-' aud '-caps'd from ~.
I...-. Nh intars ~ IN" family feared h..
49,. r.r. IN -'!rcsl" and Mrs tuti.r h..t
fr' Wilmington lasT uIghr - ASCERTAIN
- r'.. lpdr - -ra' ~ I"r son GtI'r"r was
- y..f'- nld and ~ 1905 was graduated
FROM Ts~rrrd with III. d.gr... ~ = u
DIN " Guitar father If h" young
,,tu. .- vol known a-cht'""' h'r,.
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FOR CONTROL or rHE SENATE.
seonr's Idea Of . Druocra rnf
Coalition Meets " I'm LATHE Favor

WASHINGTON lb.C l. senator stone
pn-"d an Alignment oi the SrnaI. Demo
crafts and in-urgrut> fuI The control IL
that body N the newt Congress arrived
ia Washington to-day The senator al
mits having written a letter o. a number
~ his Dem pcra'.r colleagues. suggesting
an ahgum-ut of In~urG"nt and demo
crdil" senators. uIt IA" d-ai"s that Ia.
communicate with IA" .n~Irg-nt S-ni-
tor- IN regard - th,- subject
In hIS letter Ia the D-moCrdt- u tn.
Senate. the Missouri senator suggested
that control 1t VA. Ms" leading CommI'-
tees 1T th. Senate h.' gwen 10 the .ueur-
gents Tins proposal tor fusion with ~"
Insurgents Tor c"utru! OF the senate I'll
NOT meet with The approval "t th. D''inu.
cratic Senator. senator Ntp"" admits
having .rr-,v"'l very i..N 'tyurut'i" re
I,...> 80 hl- l"'i..r H.. -IN- -. wl~ II
tn nU'..H'. 'ad' 80 ,.gA.-f-NfI v.f- -
guri pu" -: I'..f.uCrA'- - 'L,. ~'.I,t',.
~ dI.''I-- tLi ':ll u.' - L. ne. ny .rIs
v.lf'''i 10 'lP. ti-i
ill.,. MI, ti-r..~> 'h-' ~'tgG--' urt- 'H 'r.'
>'',Iainr- ~ l"'-r'. tud i~""r'tGu 'D'
exact Views Il lI'''uu,rH'r" ,tud 49, .rg.''.'
>''isiprs iIlN" AI'' T..-p.'sr o.. 80. rY-
posed ana! I.rrttru'I II force,
The Republicans Wi. have. "a 'uas prI'r
If eight only ia N" Sanilt. after March I
next and coalition rf Insurgents drc,
Democratic would b- easily ah.. TO- CON
troll rh- situation. In. insurgents 'r"n-
selves hav. declared that they wug!d
r.pudIat" any proposition such soma
tor Ston" suggests
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DR. FTTN>rR mas ,prI>Ds,rrf>
To Ne Operated ON Tit, Morning w.
General GortiiiNn G.oO,i

H.. Simon f,"Vn.r. Director Z -.
Rocii"f,ll-r Institute. w'' b." "v"ra'. 4
On fo- appendicitis today -, 't.' P-..,l.v-
.'arian Hospital ~. Fl.Nn"r~ Thy-i-
cisr-. among whom - ~ Joseph \
Blgs-. IT," urSron. saw that III" attack
L. mild pr Rlak" - "Nu.r'"i - "U":a'"
l"-rm" II tir""ne. g.'''"-i, manager
~ 'h- Rockefeller In .-ri'.. ~ai ,..'rr-
iav thar pr FlaNn"r va. 60 -. me- 'I'.'
A. Vs'.Al N Ir.5lv ~. r".' III on .>a' .-
Ia" and rrfrL''"d - h.rr. n" 49,
~n"~ der Nly better v..--ardlv Hu' . -
'hoVght host - hay" hlw .Ntr ned
VIII View :, an operation br NaN".
who VAS IN Washington until Y"@'sr ri "
morning. found a message awaiting hIm
hen h. r-' Irned - New York from pr
- y Nicl'g"r. head - -. hvSi1loglcGl
a. psrrw"n' If IN" Rocl>-fslIcr inS'I''l'"
asking frr "a consul am Dr Naka
found 'ns' az "n"ra''"n va- not ImWrf,-
atsl- n"Cr--sry. utI' b" GG,1-"d ''A' -
10 performed DAY III" Presbyterian
Hospr'a' sent au a-nhulanc" >, Dr hloN-
her house and he vas taken = ~. hos
yItal lIr Grenna mad" This statement
last n gn'
Dr. Flexne7s Illness va dIagnosed
'.Is .v-nIng a very mild G''a0k {
appendicitis l. was decided however
a. a fsgUarG agaIn.t recurring Attacks
tina, an operation was advlsarl. ana no
Va- 30 ,.iInGy removed ~ III" Preshv-
terrain Hospital. wh"r" the operation will
be- performed Tomorrow
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lOTH BIlT>G DENIED.
Governor 81 Dclware Gays Republican
MaioritI-s We're R-du-ed

poNER De- Doc In r"iIia-lon IT
Democratic assertions that rco R.yuh-
leans carried Kent and Su-s"N counties
IN the recent election Ivy the ,I-e of money
IN dehauching the electorate GOV. Pom
n"wlll CAV" an rnt"rvi"~ today l. has
particular hearing On conditions IN SUI
s"X ~" nome county of tn" t,upsruor
IT can r.'>' be SHOWN that IN" R"puh-
h'tr- nad NJ part ~ nfin"iY ~ .pt"
hTviuS N N" l,s' c4Tpalgn 10y c'mplr-
ing N" So" ~ m" various districts IN
Sus-'N "Uuu'T TINS yea: si'h fhaf II 40
v"ar- ago. GOV P"nn"wIli I'D
Every district IN SUSSEX county az
corr indian River and LlttI", rock showed
a falling ~ IN the Republican vr'" r0m-
rr'rf- IN al e SI.-"N county show k.rrIt-
lI"df gains - -."ms 70 m. that faCr ATOM"
serves to r"i'-.' these IsnlDrrI'IC charge.
ptrrI"rIliriv when IN" dI--'p-tI0u - H.-
I,UhiIcin dissertation ~ tho-' ~, O..
'r!rr- explain funny WHY tf"r" w"r ci.u-
thor"
II seems 20 ~" = - more H.. IN "u'
upon III" D"r1rCrt'- ~ explain their E.Il.-
N I'll" go" for their Legislative 'anit-
dates than u - for Co." Republicans -
explain 'h"Ir l"--'-. I dl~" mink 'hr'
w.'n the Democratic vo'" increased ~
a.. the '!lstTi"-- -lv..ryo IA SrI--.'N county
IL will he exceedingly dIfi"IIr f'r IA"
Democrats 10 crnNrnc" an INT" l!g"r'
public tina; sue. = result W., rr"vErf
.hou- Icy the lI-.. If Republican money
Lot 'I- consider FIR a moment IN" rn'"
on IN" county i'"A"t m SIs-'N Cnrr"'v
rhi> year and rwr years agp. Two years
ago tn" Republican candldaf" for Comfy
TREASURER wa- elected bv -90, majority
IN" Republican candidate. for profhOuo-
'ary haT .IiU majority. r." E"pVhl!cln
Canhida'r for SHERIFF mad 9p majority.
and the Rep Ih.Ictn candidates for Reg
I-'ar IN thinC-ry and Coroner had 49,
and j9j majority respectively. THIS
year w. Republican candidI'.. for County
Treasurer carried tn" cryL-V by rnlv
81 IN Republican cindidnrs for Coroner
Nv 3SI and 'h. hIgh"-' ulBuritv received
py any Republican "H IN" cpLnty ticket
vas 500. by Lingo. the CANDIDATE. for Reg
IsteT uf Wills In other words. IN III.
county ticker 'h" Republican ma IorIii"-
showed falling "A - moro than :" per
cent That l. another fact winch ! think
~ will h" difiC'IIi for ~. democrats ~
explain IN connection wifh their cry ~
Republican bribery and corruption.
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ron 1 >TiTE PRyW iRI
krniuct, Drmorrar. said 10 Favor That
plan for Warning .snridatr,.

Transport. Nv Lac. rpDvrm"r'
Will shortly b" started ny b.ETo.ra'Ir
letI.r- for = stat" prlwaTr' FOR ~" n"iv!-
nation II c1nTiIs-"s for stat" o. g. 20
t"vo'ei for newt NN"ou...~ tn" N rr"r
will com" b"for" ~" ST." committees
.ud IN" plan e -four yea. tgo y'obtp!v
vrll be- followed
Tn" eNr"H-" will NO dDp1-' .aU'.d among
candidates. for United Sta'a= senate. and
~'I'. officers The tutt! cost VIII boo.
dDDr0xlinltelr $4,000
Former Governor ! 4 N"t~"l-.. ard
Congressman Ben Johnson ."atlug can
IIta'" for {. vernon. ar" -III - favor f."
plan irs-eId 81 tho Sra'" "0' v"r'lrn
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~''n e Il >.a'r~'gc'l,a. IN" murr.l~ -
d.-..'r''u' with ''- l.'.i.l =. ~
AFFAIRS. and ut.-. ., llupNu .,.. ,..,uu
..'I vu.>.. be-" nav -. shot
All Nm"rrtn~ MI awe m.Ji.. 'a..ir
h'u'' b. N',>r" ul uu .n.. un,,t,., u,I-,
IA" r".nVrIun vul n- ..,.,.-..I u
h,N" am "ppor'rurv l VII gladly ,upu
hands wt'h tn,-" t,vol4'orv-r. Iuls
r"Eu .'I'L = uui "A ~pl-mNil. aFatr
The hr" VI Patriotism has h....u >runl,l-riug
- -''N-ra' y"ar- and W. all krow u WA,
-"rn :" hr"ak oVt IN "a nig fam" The
revolutionary party i we'll equipped and
well org Med AMI IN H. ranks = III" h..-'
blood m tn iaTi. li-'r wh, ,v.N h'@ -
% aud dn0.
IA" ma government j. ~..'>tHE 70
Greg" ln' ITrrr--IDn that III" NOV .'-n"u'
f. "f'' Va riclu. wA"r',- ,,l.,' ~" "pvp.
>"'' = th" rI-' i.a. A'nerl In ".rrs..1
- WI n revolution almost ~ "a man
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-05

Gustavu- 4. Rogers ~ N" Merchants
Democrat Association sd Yesterday
that Stat" Chairman HgppvCh. Char"-
r Murphy. Atom Is Park"r. D-tndy
H"rrick and Edward VI shepard have ac-
oept.d GnSii1'Ipn- 10 81" -. socItIon -.
dinner N Gov elect DrV 'D lc given -
IN" Hotel A~t1r neN' S.iurf1" night
Mr. Parker NJ Shepard ard VI. H"rrrr.
will speak
Gov elect Dix has accepted invitations
70 attend both this dinner and tho Geneses
dinner az the PLAZA on the same evening.