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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-02-26
Sunday Church
Services
Central Union Church.

Or. Robert J. Burdette VIII preach
Sunday morning His subject VIII be
The Overhanging Bough.' Genesis
1872.
Doctor Scudder continues his series
on . y Dung America ; Religious CUES
tons" at the evening service. docs
yPrayer Do Any Good?" viii be the
question considered
The Men s League Bible Class under
the direction of Mr.. Ebersole viii make
a study Of Judas IscarIot.' Certain
members Of the class are prepared 10
defend him while Others will endeavOt
to show the gradual breaking down
| Of his character eliminating in his
| ''turning traitor.
The Bible School with Mr.. Ed. Towse
as perintendent VIII meet as usual at
/ $50,
The Christian Endeayor Society at
! G:3o has for its topic ''our Nation For
| Christ" Miss Ethel Wolfe will lead
| the meeting.
Everyone invited to these services,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-27
TEST POINT HiZING PEN uTY.
ssas're.nrn' and lets OF wathIaR FOE
Three ssulliy Cadets.

WAsHINC roN. April 70 Col. Hugh I.
Srot'. L. y A.. slperint end ent 81 the
Unised States Military Academy al West
POINT. has IMPOSED confinement and extra
duty a. Punishment upon Cadets X. n
Bodin" T.. q. V. Boykin and Harold X
hAvner Il the third class. whO we're re-
Gently found guilty ot Ina zing under Glass
men
Tn" three 'sdsts we're reported To
the War Deps nent End would have
been dismissed UNDER the former hazing
laS had moi s-YAcIa' resolution been
pased hy Congress emDOwering Secrs-
ta-y of Wa DcGin iou - y Inish them
according tn the aliended having regila-
tons. which provide graduated punish
neni Enr hSzinI iAciisaa~- a>e~gSsinR ~
the re- gran~y of the oTsnre.
81 'hrce Ca1ets will he confined - ta-
he-rr-ks and gymnasium and will wa';
the FISCAL period % punishment duty on
Wednesday and Saturday, until the corp.
Of csdc'> goes int camp Thereaft sr
they viii be confined 10 The camp and will
walk tn" usual punishment tour. from
0 until u O'Clock an1 from \ until 5 o'clock
daily Cadets Ravner aud BJykin will
receive this punishment until Juns %
Bodine'~ punish nent will continue until
July mex.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-27
GLIDE SINE SEIWEN OR.
BBWt Their Places Have B~rn FiI~,I. the
management saSs.

The Atlantic Coast Sslmen's Union
10 now engaged in an attempt Ia force the
clyde Line Steamship Company to in
crslse the wages 10 it, Seamen from SIS
to ssD a month and the men On ,h. Huron.
one 81 it, boats went on strike. but the
places Of it's strikers were flllsd by non
union men. The same thing On the
Mohawk. which sailed with full cOmIls'-
ment ~ men. and OH the COmanch. whioh
In ready 20 sail
Tho Clyde Lane company does not
recognize the union The agents Of the
union infiuenced a number % men TO stay
away. hut their places have been lillSd-
n In believed by the company that the
union has singled out this line tO start the
fight for a 90 a month rate and that 70 II
sncceeds IL will make n general demand
sups Rockwell % the company said
last evening that he vas first visited by n
COMMITTEES Of the union which asked for
the ss0 rate. This was refused. The
conference was quiet enough. bat Capt
Rockwell told the union committee that
u the men on any % the vessels quit their
places would be at once Hlled
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-27
PRIMARY BILL WIPED OUT.
rraceseaiiS OOly the AmenameaSa Wua Go
nesore the Legislature.

A. hANT. April - -Speaker James ".
Wadsworth. IT.. senator Cobb and Assem-
hlrman Merritt. the Republican leaders
OF the senate and Assembly: Senator
Aicite. chairman % tho direct primaries
investigating committee, Assemblvman
Phillips and Robert G Cumming. the
legal adviser % the Legislature. held q
conference tonight ia the Speakers
room wNL a view Of dshnitely Horrnulst-
ing the primary reform legislation which
Is Tn be pass I'd at thia session
u will 10 decided eventualIy 4, pass the
hinma n -Grccn bin amended 40 as TO re-
tan all nominating conventions. accept
ing tho Low Choats-Sch irman idea Of
providing Tor direct nomination AZ the
primaries u Scnators and Assemblymen
only a- a starter. and otherwise embrac-
inG the primary reform amendments
embraced in the Meade Phillips hill and
in the Low -Choate- Schurmsn memorial
~ the Legislature Az that ~ill rema IN
OF the hinula h-C;rccn bill will lie the m me.
N"s,s ~ tho advocates Of the original
b'l favored by Gov Hughes attended
the conference. nor was any invited
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-27
1900 MEN KTLLED ~ ILBiNII'
sSseTkrt PA~ha's Array said 20 he In
Great Danger.

Spectral Cabjs Dsspsschss 10 THN SuS
LONDON. April -. The secretivsns~@
u the Turkish Government on one hand
and ths inventiveneaa oT interested per-
soOs In Vienna and Belgrade On the other
make IL impossible to ascertain whether
tho outbreak in Albania In going favor
ably to the Insurgents ar to the Turks.
The statements as to the numOsrs en-
gagged on either side differ ahsurdly,
Acc,,rding To their source.
Tho reported capture 81 Kaichamik
Pass Las; week j. ascrib-d in Salonica
to hal strategy On the part nT Isourgoud
I'ashA. who IL ~ stated left the lass
undesr, ded while he g. Ight the ihssIrg-
ents at Stimlja. where OOO were killed
and thcuHand- wo'inds.d. The Albanian~
wer, defeated u ~ stated from the same
source tina; the Turks are ~tmmOning
reserves with the view "a increasing the
num6er 10 tru-'ps To 0O.OOO
CoSsTANTISoPLE. April % The latest
Advices from Albania show that the sitIIa-
tioa ther- u becoming very serious. The
uprising is growing and the Turkish TROOPS
under Shsfket Pasha. the Minister of War,
were AT last accounts In a perilo'Is posi-
ton
The insurRsnt Alhanian- have captured
KAtchanik Pass and Try 80 doing have
ISOLATED the Turkish troops from their
communications
A great fight j. going on hetween the
Turks and the All,anians Ia the west IL
Prishtina
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-27
KILLED IN A FOLDING BID
HtN'S NECk BROkEN: MS WIFE
NEIRLG SWOTHERED.
M1aied cries m TWenSS -ShIrd SaPeet
Rsar'ilRE sSSase ASrS1ghs lseap Prem
the street VhIIas Was NIIlIaRa smith
OF WaGrriDary. :Iere 0n Pleasure TFiP.

William Smith. n wall paper manu-
rsctur~r or Waterbury. Conn. was in
Stantly killed At midnigh, last night
through the accidental closing up Of a
folding bed in which he and his wife were
" ing. about to go to sleep in a boarding
no a~s a. '7a IVES, Twenty-third street
Mr.. smith was shut in the bed with her
husband. but was not seriously hurt.
Mr.. smith was ~ year, old. he and
Mrs. Smith came to New York several
days ago tn spend a week ar N and put
up at the boarding house in West Twenty
third street. kept by Mr-. Ralph. The
couple returned Ia the ho,lSe late last
night They had only just retired when
the bed suddenly CLOSED with a snap.
Mrs. Smith shouted an lo'Id an sh. could
Her face was pressed close against the
bed clothing in the closed cabinet. bat she
finally Succeeded in making herself heard
by two women. Mrs. Emily Smallwood
and Mrs. Emily smith 81 ~ West Twenty
third street. who were passing the house
he Smiths occupied front room On the
ground Hoor. from which windows ex-
tending To the hoor opened cut on the
piazza
ran To th. hOIs. door aud tried the he'll,
but got no answer Hearing the cOntin-
ned mufiied shrieking 81 the imprisoned
woman. they tried the window and. find
ing il locked. broke It in.
The cries of Mrs. Smith ls1 the two
women To the bed They lowered il and
Mr.. smiths body fell to the foor. Mrs.
smith Was hysi-ricsI and suffering from
lack Of air. She quickly revived.
Dr. ". II. West ON Of toa West Twenty
SECOND ~, rect and att ambulance surgeon
-aid that Mr. smiths NECK was broken.
Tn" physicians thought that death had
besn in-santa neour
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-27
CORRtO 0IITS ~ 4 HIFF.
hangs Assistant DtsirGet Attorney MAKES
Charges Against tue Omsee

ASSISTANT District Attorney Corrao 81
BROOKLYN Yesterday handed his re-ig
nation to District Attorney clarke With
one hand and with the other handed ON
a =, aienaeni n to tn" reasons for his rs--iE
nation He was rart ic'tlariy bitter against
Mr Ciarke. saying tha' tho latter had
assigned him. . S5.Oo a wear man. to jOba
i.,at could he handled hy a law clerk
while Italian criminals were allowed "a
int rmioate and rob their comtryme0
IN referring TO a trip taken in the sum-
mer Of 1878 CorraO makes q personal at =
tack on the District Attorney The two
men went To Italy for the purpose OF
1T t,dyinR criminology in that land. COrrao
acting az interpreter and adviser He
saws that Mr.. Clarke paid more attention
60 ara than he did to other things
In reply District Attorney Clarke said:
4 am amazed n what I regard an q ecmn-
dalo,ls and baselese attack upon my Office
Z he resignation Of Mr.. Corrno has come
rs a complete surprise TO me. Ne has
never complsined To me o. any OF the
forth I have always considered him a.
a close friend and am at . loss to explain
his action"
Recently Mr.. COrrao differed with Mag
is;rate Hylan on q trivial point and issued
q statement attacking him. IL u believed
that Mr.. Clarke was dispieassd and that
this incident hurried matters 20 a head.
The statement given out by Corrao says
in part
In The prosecution Of ltallan cases for
which the Legislature save him 1.-THE Dis
trict AtiorDeyl power 70 appoint me ln-
wlth my Of1ciRl authority italians that
naturally looked and came 70 me for redress
from the outrageous crimes Of their eoin-
wnseher A. ~aa d,,. IN ,o,s,1cu. IN racial
or FrOfessional jealousy ] am unable 20
IL was the policy 81 the 0fse1 that every
Italian criminal shoSlid 90 scot free rather
ing In his convlction
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-27

burrows De~'ies 10 SsaS iR the Race
AGAINST ToNwseud.

WAsHISGToN. April - Senator J q.
burrows's friends announced today that
he has determined - remain in the race
for denomination for the senate a. the
result II the conference he has been
holding Tor three days with prominent
Republicans from Michigan They admit
that the report brought ~ the senator
have been ut more discodragsng char
cder than he had expected His cam
pUiSn W'li he pushed with renewed energy
from this time forward
Senator bnrrOWS's most formidable
opponent - Representative Townsend
the author IT much railrOad legislation.
including the pending Administ alton
railway hill. for which Mr. Townsend
stood spOnsor in the House. The issue
h tween senator Burrows aud Repre-
POS. = tive Townsend will lss settled at
Sttt~~ide primary election
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-27
TO TAM GRiFTERS L,CES.
EIght New Gs1RrIIHaen Elected lR PUIs-
bRrg al RrpuhlIran>

PIrrSBuRo. April ~ tl"cunn- for
COuDcilmsn we're held in seven wards
to-day Those elected will tail. the
places 10 former member who pleaded
guilty 10 accepting hribe~ and resigned
at the command of the Court
George l.. Riley. former Councilman
Who Capt John Klein Shid Was one ~ the
--iv honest men in Councils IN IsIs. = was
defeated. He il Democrat
seven ~ ia" eight men elected ar
Republicans. 4. \. Muorhead. elected ~
the Select Council ia the Twenty fifth
ward il an independent.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-27
NEGROES RON'T GIVE nan.
- Indicted Cuban Trouble Makers Prefer
20 Tee Martyr. special Vssssnteera.


Havana. April 70 The twenty-four
leaders 81 the negro movement and
thirty four others Who have lpeen indicted
with them for conspiracy "a incite relIsl-
lion were notified TODAY that they would
be admitted To hail the former in the sum
u sIO.0OO Zach and ths latter in a. OO
each. Acting ON the advice Of counsel
they all decliBesl Ca give hail
President Gomez has decided TO create
sp~cial volunteer military force %
S.s00 men. Co he known - ths Republican
Guard Their term Of service will he one
year.
some Of the newspapers are limiting
that the negroes were instigAted by per-
sOus parliamentarilyi immune. presumably
meaning Congressman San Miguel. sdi-
tor % la LueAS. and other Representa-
tives
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-27
On. RENRY. sURVEYOR.
TaSt Names GuaFasnnas Go aaeeeea Gen.
CIaFasan &c Tnas Pega-


ClarAsea &c Tnas Pegt-
wAsmIEoT0N. April 3s.-Nslsnn n.
Henry. Adjntant- General % the New York
STATE Guard. win succeed Gen. Jasnss q.
OArlson - Surveyor of the Port Of NSu
York. Prsakdent Tan ssmt Gen. HsnFy'a
name TO thu senate this aGtarnoon and Il
undoubeedly wfn BE- confirmed quAcklv.
Gen. Henry wa summoned TO Waah-
InRton yesterday and had . long talk
with 6ecrseary Of tho Treasury Mac
Vsaah this morning. Secretary Mac
VeaRh az Ons time had opposed the APP
pointMsnt. but apparently any obiso-
tioas that the Secretary had disappeared
Al the conferences this morning.
The naming Of Gen. Henry oles q loag
hsunt on the part Of President Tsft for 4
@uitabeo man 90 asnoogcd Gen. ClaFkDnn,
AZ one time the prsaidept had DECIDED
10 appntnt Prsd0rick n. Duwher. DsplIty
Polics Commiasionsr 0f Wow York city.
hwe Chairman 0Fieoom and other morn-
hara az the New York county oammittee
raised artch . rampus over 10 proposal
10 nominate a DemocRae that Mr.. Taft
yinldad. Tho ptaeo was osfalpd I'm %
Alaaa Senator WnlnWFiRhe % Wog1cham1oF
county. buf 10 deoiin~&
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-27
cLERGYNAN ~ WILL CONTEST.
Accused &C PevsuAding . We@k MINDED
woman % Give pstrn Nee Prosperity.


W@man % Give Bsssn Nee Prosperity.
PoUoEKHRPSIK. n. ". April 7s.-Charg-
ing that Mary }. Carroll was the weak
minded victim and instrument 81 the
Rsv. william r. Swartz.- pastor Of the
Ftrsi Presbyterian Church OF this city.
relasives In Ireland have sued in the
Supreme Court TO break her will. which
gave the entire residue to Mr.. and Mrs.
0warts
Tho plaintiffs contend that Mias Car
roll vas % unsound mind. The com
plant. which was sarved on Mr.. SwArta.
says In part: Up 20 the time Of her death
and bsforS she was controlled and Actu-
atsd By IN irrational and insane delusiOn
concsrntn9 her relatives. which made her
unit and unable TO execute her will.
The ezscution Of ths alleged last will
vas secured by fraud and undue infiu-
ence. and particularly by the undue
and improper innuencs Of the dsfe ndant
the Rev. William p. SwartS she became
the weak minded victim and instrument
% Mr.. SwartE. who sought TO AgRrAvAte
and enhance In her the delUlsions regard
ing her relatives
Mi@ Carroll was a milliner. she died
IN this city May last. Her viii was
drawn On MARCH .. is0e.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-27

Sone Que e1lDped Chaln and Got sBard
Mr.. BOurne Gave 90 nronx ASlaSy.
shortly aftsr O'Clock yesterday after
noon some one stole from the Bronx Zoo
the white and copper colOred cocRatOo
which Frederick q. Bourne presented 70
the municipal menaGsrie three years and
q half ago. The Ioas was discovered in
a few moments and all Eve wateways
60 the park were watched. bat Unavail-
ingly. The bird h valued az s3OO.
The cockstoo was fastened by q silver
plated chain to a perch in the centre Of
the bird house. Ne utters only one word
and that h hungry The chain was
found cut IN twain.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-27
ss.;sO AGAINST WRS. FORBES.
iwwe 90 Bes Farmeg G'h2uReRr Gets Juslg-
sneat for AIteaa tIoa % Aaecttons.

3RID0FPoET. April ~ Judge Howard
J Curt. OF the Fairfield County superior
Court to-day returned a judgment Of
$3.50 in favor % Mrs Ida Rowley IN her
suit against Mrs Holland Forbes.
wife of the aeronaut
Mrs Rowley sued Mrs Forbes for
SIS .OOO damages alleging that Mrs. Forbes
had stolen the affections Of her husband.
who was Mr. Fort,ea'S chauffeur
Now that the Judgment has been en-
tered y 70 up 20 Mrs RowIey to collect
~ Under the Connecticut law Mrs
Fortress body NAV be attached IN heu
Of other tangible assets and she NAV
be held until she paws the Judgment
There - one chance for her 60 escape
jail and that - 10 take ia. poor debt
or's oath IL was said today thai this
10 what Mrs Fori,e- will do
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-27
IJO WOMEN PROPOSE 10 HIM.
an Wl1isag Co Take Thelr Chances as
Hetly ssreea's sens we.

ST lows. April 2s-E. n. X Green.
president Of the TEXAS Midland Railroad
and son OF Mrs Hetty Green. while here
to-day on business admitted he had
received ISO proposals Of marriage, mostly
from ~. Louis women. a. q result Of an
article in a Sc. Louis paper two Sundays
ago which quoted him a. saying he had
remained singls because he could find no
his money.
Fifty Of the applicants mailed their
photographs. he has kept the proposals
and photographs TO show his friends in
after years that he could have married.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-27
MiTOR SOUNDs LIKE . VETO
Wben He Cant FIND Out whs Got q 1lttis
BstM JhreuGh Creating Mere Onbees.

The Mayor gave a hearing yesterday
on bill TO increase the nunber Of COro-
ners' physicians in Kings and Queens.
The Mayor wanted TO know who had
fathered the bill. hut nobody present TO
speak in its favor seemed 90 he able 20
inform him.
There Is too much Of this promiscuous
legislation. said the Mayor Everybody
connected with city government seems to
run up to Albany TO get ball passed TO
suit himself The city officials ought to
know something about these bills before
hand would like 10 know how this
bill came To he introduced
The statement can he made that the
Mayor will undoubtedly veto every meas
tire which appears to infringe ON the
right Of the city to rule itself
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-27
AMERICAN Saves wANNCNzIO.
Cahles asoaey 70 Pay PSet's IpeO's ana
aa@ps sale &C Furniture.

Special Caste Despaica 10 TINS SUN.
RoAk, April 2e.-The sale Of tho furnl-
tnre Of Gabrielle d'Annuhaio. which was
seized q short time ago for debt. has
been abandoned.
Some unknown American admirer Of
the poet has cablsd a sufficisnt sum Of
money TO pay his debts
Another version OF the AFFAIR h that
the sale has bean postponed pending
D'AnnunSiO obtaining advances On HE
fees for a coming lecture tour in South
America.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-27
MRS. VANKLEECK GETS DIVORCE
husband Makes No Confess sf Abanssa.
men q Charge IN Rene Court

RESo. April silly Helen vanklesck.
formerly Lily Helker Of New York city.
rot q divorce to-day from william Hamil-
ton vankIeeck.
shs charged that hcr husband deserted
her in Decevuber. :s07. The couple were
married in New York city in February.
100. and have no children
Mrs. vankleeck asked NO miimony She
resumes her maiden name There was
no contest
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-27
GaTIGNY-S WIFE RELEASED.
Bsssss woman Arrested In pake Picture
Case Gives Nsam IN France.

special CSsis DssDafch 10 TmE SuN
PANS. April 2s.-Ths wife % the self
styled Count d'Aulby de GatiGny. who
was formerly Miss Laura Hunt &C Boston.
was released to-day on hail
She was arrested with her husband a
short while ago on the charge made by
Mrs. Charles Hamilton Paine Of Boston
that the count had swindled her out Of
sO.OOO through the sale % alleged pictures
by old masters
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-27
TO FLEET SENATORS DIRECT.
House DEMANDS Federal
Constitutional Amendment.

BosroN. April n. The House to-day
by a vote OF IsO to ~ on roll call subati-
tuted for an adverse report of the Com
mittes ON Federal Relations the Tesol'I-
tons OF representative Riley (Democratl
Of Maiden demanding that Congress cal,
a constitutional convention 90 amend the
Federal Constitution 30 that United
States Senators shall he elected by direct
vote % the people.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-27
ERIE FIREsEN TO GET MORE.


An order was issued b. the officials Of
the Erie Railroad Last Saturday advancing
the rate of wages paid TO fr~msa an
average Of 81 par cent. Hereafter the fire
men on the roads hiG passenger engines
will receive o. % and on the biG freight
engines g. %.
The wage scales oT the s-ompAny's
engineers. operators. switchmen and
freight handlers already have bern Ad-
Susted. Negotiations are still On with the
conductors. trainnen and the shop
forces
Tire agreement with the hremen was
reached after q ten days conference.
The order A issued takes effect ~ Of
April Is.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-27
PRICELESS GTFT TO ROOsEVELr.
CSpenha gen Famlly 60 Prenene 60 EslR
Hashingtsa nesiss FPwm west nnales

spsoiai casss DsspafsA % TEE suS.
CoPRNHAOKn. April 1s.-During Mr..
hoosevslt's vtnit here the grandchildrsn
n the late n. de- Bchoiten. Ssmsiims
Governor Of the Danish wass Indies
vii present % him . rare and interesting
afr Consisting 81 q ooIlseeiam 20 Washing
ton relics. including an eye2inas. stioh
ano snufboH. which n. Dc scholeen bought
al al Auotion At 81 cnoiz sosns hUnarsd
Pears Ago.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-27
NAY YOHE FREE AGAIN.
Sets q Divorce FFem patnam E1radle
aersnG IN sDregsa CeuPt.

ORE0oN CRY. Ore. April 2e.--Mrs.
PutnamBradIee Strong. formerly Frances
Hope and previous to that May Yohe.
music hall singer. got a divorce
yesterday on the ground Of dessrtion
from Capt p. B. Strong Of New York.
OF recent months Mira. Strong hAs been
living in Portland under the name Of
Mrs. FrAnklin.-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-27
rye Wsmrn's CrsaIsoru IIauawpolnsed

J'SdgInents were returned unsxecuted
yesterday against Kaehrina Clemmons
Could for o1.9iS and against Lsoie fuller
for % .tal becauee no property could b.
Lichtenstein Millinery Company and that
against the dancer was obtained By Oliver
~ PaFTand. Q tgWallsr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-27

AUsxrE. TsH.. Apra 4e.-1hs announce
mssna was received bore to-day from
Charles A. CuIbersoa that he win he a
candidate for rsslsotien. Hs asked that
his name be put on the Oisloial ballot for
the July priG 1Ftss-
10 has boen cssRFwna report In Texas
that 11F. CulbsSs0a Was considering the
adviuabllity q not ssektnR rsOlection,
on noCoslnG Of hiB health.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-27

"a .ss; issH ss: ;.'S's :aS S' Lss
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-27

me fsassysvssia Rslirsss 4 spsTsSisS 4 Der.
NJ car bPaWeen View fork and Point PLEASANT
ga tEaln. eestns Nss YORK q, Is p. y. and lear-