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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-21

TO TMn EDrFoa % Tmn sUS-Sss- Ten days
ago reosived . noSbce from the Albany pasi-
Master lasorming ne that be he'd ior pJstass =
-plecs % maa- addressed - me. I seat I'm ne
ruauired 3 eunts. and after q rsanonabis delay
be responded uiIh IN attractive noties printed
On ne piensi5g brown papsr uaad BY 49, Peal
00cs DspaTtmoni end ne manufacturer Of paper
hagp hat ~ had recessed ne eomuunicatioa ana
started u en- ne long iournsf 70 New York.
u has never come. have aeat 70 ne bott Once
daily. and daily there h the same go failure. on
saturday I mas Invited 70 put ny name On ne
usual piece % paper hag statianery and nus con-
hds 70 ne postmaster ne Interesting news of my
loss ed thla and feet enewaragcd
THIS moFning. however. ne same failure uas
again rsportsd A neon ! FoceiVsd ny lhlFd
papsr bag win q Hsw set Of dirucuons printed On
q ! vas b. thia directed 70 iniarm tas post.
master. whose lind interest," is Catering n ne "a
ucme. % Ne snaet contents o. the missin4 -pisos
o. NAH 10 value. iiHe. the sender. a..
what shan %, never knew war Was n D..
Washer lstter from lazy. IN iroui iaundre,s
o. q oopy Of a spcech hy NY Aasemblyman Of
couras ne postmaster Win thiak { an trytna "a
canceai somsShihE from hin. which wouid b. IN
grateful n true as Of cgurns q isn't. o. be may
secome auapieious ! suppose an pubIir nnciais
have an luelluaron IN that diFeetion
6un't knew who uent u er what Il b. 70
cant MI ~ postmaster OF adviaa hin wharu "a
write. n I'D. why than Of osurss ! Wonldn'i
lasd 70. u nav BE- biu. nHyway Perhaps 70 I
pait aAaa gst smother piper bag 10 nsTrug
Nrw YouH. June 20 F.HG
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IN. rrsat cotioa Eoods fsrtsr,es owned b.
Furopssns 10 dincfeat Ports u ne empire after
running % q losa are nov barely meeting 81.
psntrs Whns ne Chiness nartorfes % ne interior
aFs d1ine husiaess ~ . be nFcdt ne cause Of
this h 0onceFted art0n o. ne part ~ ne Euiid,
m maintalning Chiness rae cotton a. . pFirs
whirh 4 ainosi saorbitant 20 ne FOREIGNER.
ne crimes manufacture Tsu q speciai ra's
uhich euahiea him % taEs ne business away
irstn MS Furopsan compsutaT
ne same stsry is heard from manufaetursTI
IN ~ osheg lines Into whirh ne chanaman hAl
enlersd a. a compeutag FaciSries of 81 EiadI
are bsiaa buiit n every cty. shethsr On tnacoasl
o. n ihe Interior and isr ne hrsi tine n hia1ogi
u Il Chlnsss capitai spsnt undsy the supsEviaoa
q chlnsss ooatFaetsrs and euginsers. mat !,
bslnE used n ne vosh Of devulogmsaI
recently constructs rotten roods tnrtssy n
klans Vlng covering over INV acres n matino
more money fnan ~ the PIropean consFsilsd
cotton sArearirs Of SAanghd com6insd Al
thrsarh the southern PROMISES % chlna tte Ne
tive bullt ana oonsroibed iseaoriss ere pruducinI
isrNs outputz ~ he pr0hta
Tks blg steel n'tils and iron 'uFuaces 81 HAnh0u
are uorkibG y ne fullest eapArity n supplyina
nara % lhs demand ~ ne Parlhr coast steel raas
A rsuena csatFnrt entered into Win ne biH stos
mllla 81 Iradais waahingtoa. provides fgr ~
aale % ainnosi re ennre produet ~ Ne Chines'
conpsay. from isseao v ,uoouo tors % pis lFsu
. year.
Mots ~ ne mills - Hanhow. am1ng them
! aoaF. silk and oetiaa nilS are manaesd ~ chi
ness and ere paying blg aivtdsads rhroaabouI
ahs VASE HAnhow Fu9i1n much oonsiFuottnn
wogk Il bsing carried a.. md oaiy ~ cafasss
Fsap Ne prsasa worh 81 t1s Grcas oorheaG bar
rarka uhich houss slmoss M.0ol troSpa. h bsiaa
dsae aimosi untlrely ~ Chinese.
usam.H q nffr alunnna IN ~ hnnfarH 81 wmn.
gslia hes sstahElahcd ahs arsi wei con sartsry
"a chian ~ mln9llng chlaoas win tBpeEasd
wosi th9y ara pra4aclna . superior aualliy sl
wso,lsa iabsic. thna epenlag % . rev neid ioI
tas lavsstmaaa q Cnlnass eariiai.
Ths mnnufaeturs % - irom NJ a9Ta han IA,
almost enfirriy paassd cut % ne hands % Ter
eignsIa The chlpsss save . praotirai monopsiy
% this business and thsy are develppiag ~
nJa-ihilitiua - ne iul sat4nt
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Arr NOTES.

Ia Rsrus EuFopssAAs Tor MAY eoa,.p,
an account q the sculptured uart .
George Grey Barnard exhibited Al a.
salon des Artistss Francois ltnE,,s.
flying 70 record the fact that TIA -
young artist 10 declared 20 b. -anaonr n.
greatest nculptors % oar epo~h' ~,
groups. vast IN conception ana SIG A..
singled for praise: lie Fardsau 3. ], ~.
and ia Fratsrnit6 % le Travail I, n,
Barnard's larger sculptures ths-- "a.
lenic feeling for beauty and no, a l,,. !,
the elemsntal energy which reveals "A.
lover Of Michael Angelo and the admirers
Roain. Paris has crowned the Au.-.,
sculptor with hsr favors
Az the MontrOss Galleries there !, al
the exhihiti0n q selected pir,urss h,
American pAinaera- Several nss nas,.l,
b. 7. W Dewing viii delight tn. arna,-,,
Of exquisite sensations. A dslica,e alive,
point By this fasiidious drauRhisnsn -
tbs head q Mrs. Fishe Il full q charm a,s
character. Tha Metropolitan Muss,l-, h,s
purchAssd The Lofter' by Mr. D-utas
u noe hRngs In the Room Of Reosr,
Acosssi0ns. bat is badly placed az 10 hsh,.
ing and position.
Il viii pleass her admirers 70 ssshow vel
The Yea Counter q painting By Misa Z
Sparhawk Jones Gent BY Mr. Gsorrs n
Hsarnl holds its own among the other
American artists In Galleries - ana "a a,
the museum. The promise IN MICS Jou.s
work when che FIRST exhibited several
SEASONS ago a. ths Pennsylvania Acadsuy
Of Pins ARA 10 IN the way 10 fulhlmsn,
She paints with q broad. realistic brush
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follows the coil proposal that three i'm
portant medical schools in this State
shall be aboliahed, namely, th0aa IN
Albany, Buffalo and BROOKLYN. The
schools Of Albany. Buffalo. Brooklyn
and Washington. says Mr. FiExNER.
would on this plan disappear err
tainly until academic ins;itutiOns Of
proper calibre had been develOped
Whether even in the event Of their cre-
alton they should for some years en-
deavOr % cultivate metiOine is quite
doubtful Appreciation AZ what b IN
volyed in the undertaking might well
give them pause
In his speci6c criticism o. the well
knOWn aud highly reputable medical
school connected with the Long Island
Hospital in Brooklyn Mr.. FLExNER
finds that the hospital larks adequate
laboratories and that there Il no library.
These hardly seem sufiicien. reasons for
abOlishing an institution which enjoys
exceptional advantages for giving IL
students hospital training and where
nearly a milhon dollars has recently
BEEN expended in the erection and en-
dowment Of the Polhemus Memorial
Clinic through the generosity Of the
late Mrs. CAROLINE POIHEMUs Of BROOK
lyn. 10 say nothing q the neigh0Orng
Hoagland Laboratory, with 10 endOw-
ment Of 81 90. where instruction II
Afforded n students Of the medical
school in pathology. bac'eriOlogy and
histology. Mr. FI.KXSER grudgingiy
admits that the entire plant. school
and clinic. IL admirably kept bat he
finds fault With the faculties in Brook
lyn. Albany and Buffalo because they
are generally composed Of active prac-
titiOnes whose training has rarely bean
modern We speak Of the conditions
in BROOKLYN particularly because of q
better acquaintance with them than with
those which exist in the two other cities
mentioned Il seems utterly prcpOs-
ferrous for the Carnegie Foundation thus
20 suggest the destruction 81 this useful
institution for any such r~s- ms ~ those
indicated by Mr.. ABRAHAM FIExNER or
for any reasons at all. The weakness of
his case in respect TO the Loag Island
Hospital Medical College leads ~ 20
doubt whether i IL any stronge- in real
ity against the schools AZ Albany and
Buffalo
Il h a quses outcome of a generous
gift by Mr. CARNEGIE that Il has en-
abled two industrious gentlemen. Presi-
dent PEITCHEIT and Mr.. HExSER.
practically 10 blacklist Eny schools Of
medicine which do not conform 10 their
ideas Of what Is most desirable in such
institutions.
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thar thsy have nov GOT 70 pay for Il. A
direct tar and q substantial one h noS
lnsvitable From 100000 TO $1,000
OOO Will have 20 b. raised in this iash-
loo each year. Az a time when econ-
omy and careful financial policy were
ESSENTIAL the people of thu State have
permitted. even approved. Of a IN
umphant contest for spiritual upllit and
thu metamOrpho-is Of public life They
have shared 10 . splendid eaoV, TO place
public IDEALS On a higher hevel than ever
before, and a least they have succeeted
in attaining this croWning elevation for
the cost Of pubic administration.
Il j. comforting. however, 10 recall.
even in the present unhappy cirJTun-
stances. that there i nothing like a
deficit With q direct tar attachment for
bringing the taxpayers ~ aSStats to
their senses and for compelling poliii-
clans. parties and legislators 10 get down
10 the real b,Isiness of State admins
trati0n
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Er.n a. 1919.

FHNAA w ~NNfHMNH
VIII him We ioss almost She last 0f me rFsat
NtcterianA Tor ~ vas q great schalar ! treat
OHiord nan and . great writer. However murh
oae wight diaef from be views. Il aas IMPOSING
not 70 admire ne Fpiendid luedity ald vigor with
shich thsy WeFr 80 form. IN an are o. la and
eAiraNagant eApreasiun Ne used the written word
with uneTing preriaion ana uufnlng dignity
Hls hsioTicai wrttiags have been Described a.
brilliant pampAieteefing. bee Ne was no merp
laicilcctuai gladiator Ne espoused unpopular
canaes from eoasiotlon. not from caprice % oar
tsansaip We vas one 81 ne fee ruhiie mea 81
note VIC champione1 ne cauas Of ne Norm IA
she AHrfiean eiva var. and though q nfeh.uV
Abrfii he c1uid no more sWallaW Hame nuir
thar ne tseuim lloyd Genrge Anance. Nearly
forty years have paaaed siacs be vent 10 lIvs n
rnaada. BIT he never iasi ~ aneclion fsr Orfora
Or he eeep ntsrssi n ne poiiucs ~ bis nafivs
lanG.
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TEE KINc'S MOSLEM AIDES
ane % Them. ASIAN khMn. q veteran q
ne lnalnn Nauliay.

ne Indian Nu1ta1.
To TRH EDIToR or TIE SUN-su IT,
time when the inflammation slcteneut
In EGYPT Il being TALKED about 20 much
Il i OF some interest 20 observe that knF
Gsorge on his birthday appointed I've
Muslin renilemen bis honorary aitss-ds.
camp. COLONEL Sir Muhammad Asian Khaa
X. e. l. a.. NaWab and Khan Bahudrf
and Lieutenant Colonel his HiEhnsss ~
Nauab % RampuF. q small state IN TIE nortA
Of India celebrated amonE the ladies' q
the place whence comes the RampuT chadaf
or shawl which u Of such exquisite tsAiur,
that Il can b. drawn through q ueddrnf
ring. The Nawab visited Nsu Yors fss
years ago
personare uho was for some time IN ~
BRIT n Embassy az kabul and Who va
one Of the representative o. India a. ~
tate kings coronation We mus nov n
nearly - years old. knew Nm lntimaisl1
yeaTs ago AZ peshawur. When ] va
IN Enrland I wrote an article lor ~
London Giabs IN which I incidentally man.
Z .oned he name and the editor the lsfa
Captain Sir George CariyOn HUGHES Arm.
irons Mt ,old me that srs'r y. s's ,
Al Muradnaggar, near Delhi. on SeptembsF
~. 1857 When ! neat met the sirdar q
PethaHur Ne showed me q very Handsome
sword which Captain Armstrong bad givsi
him In acknowledgement of the gallant deed
These two Muslin gentlemen. the one "a
OH soldier Of very nearly tourucoTe and The
ether a Young soldier IN the very prime n
hfe. are tyres Of the manhood Of theseveniY.
five millions 81 Mnsalmans Nho every w.
day pray for The Ruler Of the Arc. a. ihsy
cal the king-Emperor ] believe th1i ]
an cUrreCt IN saying that not q single NJ
hammadan has been found among NJ
assa ssins Who have recently brcughi shame
on ire indian kmpirs.
A. Egvpi h nos in such eHcelleui hands
I hesitate n criticise. but I pannOi but isi
how u came 20 pass that The hhedive selected
C0pt iChri .tlani. representing only .
1.-THE 81 the population instead 81 q Muslin
Of kuoNn loyalty 10 British Interests To-
hi Prime Minister. I remember The tima
When ne British In India doubted he ioT.
atty Of every follower o. the Prophet q
trabia simply because q few fanatics haf
killed Lord Mayo. Colonel Macheson. lueas
Norman and half a dozen other EnEilshmei
bui ! have lived N zee the time when ~
loyalty Of the majority Of the MnaalEnani
Of India cannot b Questioned.
BgOoKLTS. June ~. ANoLO-Af1HAH
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Pre.n.r,u. for lhe 90 Party.

w NAAN Wv
Before the utterances Of Mr. GIFFoED
PINCHOT 81 81. Paul are lost in the hurry
bury Il is duty 10 preserve and put on
file AZ least one sentiment from his
earnest address 10 the Roosevelt, Club:
We a. Nation have lSst couhasncs n Coz
Ersss
IL will be observed that Mr. PINcHOT
speaks no, merely in the plural but in the
national number. His We IL intended
10 mean the People
The nebulOls principles II the new
party Of the higher law. the individual
Executive. the realization Of ideals need
nothing 20 much a. condensation into q
single terse, sharply defined and easily
Ineligible declaration.
Has not Mr.. GIFFORD PINCHOT sup
piled IL that h. from the point Of view
Of the New partisans'
For a platform, can any Of the New
patriots furnish in less then ten words a
more truly representative platform!
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Ar THE TICKET WINDOW.
selnt AcrauhHi~dAiions Nor subWay nidCFs
at BrookIyn DFidge.


TO rms Epfron ~ THE srN-ssr IS the
BrooRiyn Rudge smtian % ne subway h proc
ABLY used b. more people auring the day. espe-
ciauy n the rush hours thAn any other
station aiung the route. " seems 70 ne 'Aai spc
cial provisions should b taken 70 tacil4te the
passage o. ne inmcnae army Of people up 10
M nchel sellers windows and past ths ucket
choppers boEes.
TIE men who built ne subway. realizing that
the Broohiyu Bridge ssatian would PROBABLY
Ne toe most Important Installed too large tcket
sellers booths At ne foot Of the stairs Of ne
CIR Han Para entrance % ne bridge staten
Both boo,hs are double ahairs With windows
On each sida 70 nat four ticket tsilers can uorx
rapidiy and smoothly dealing out uese's IN "a
change for the nioheis.
Thsss four ticket sellers void have no ain
Guilty a. en- n attending 10 he large Bumssr Of
people whO parrhase tekets a. their Wtndow
n hey we're en- 81 work IN the ruth hour.
bat ! have noticed thac VERY oftsn oaly two
Of Ne urkei ssslers are 81 uork ire Othss luo
windows bring closed. Especially 10 thls true
Of Saturday noona whcn ire noon hour crowd
u Sh ~ way home Tits crowd assumes
large proporuons 0wing 10 ne fact that many
Of ne downtown aFms close W their onoes
q Saturday neona during The warm weather
nnd rive their employees q half holiday Most
~ tAem beng IN q hurry - reach home a. son
~ possible prefer the subway 70 Osheg ines Of
tranapornnon. When they 60 down into the
arosklyn Bridge staten they discover that hey
have 70 wait n line because TIE ucket sellers
are having 2 hard time 70 aocommo4ate ne lonr
string u psopla waiting h me 70 bug ticsala
Bsing iorced tostand n iins makes ne maisYfty
% them iretful and impatient end they haufn
70 push and shove h aa snori 70 make ne pegpls
ahsad move aIonG . htils fnslsF. 50 On satug
day afternoons o. any Otber time whcl lraaac
ls hsaey the four ucAet vtndous shouid be IN
opernu9n Tor ne convenienet o. ~ puhIIr.
rhsy are entitled 70 oonaidersrioa whsn they
pay fer h. suBvAT TasvEiana
NJ Wuam ruwa "A
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there h q strong effort 20 get the canals
bad inside the tent by means q so
callgi -susrgsncy measuros.'
TIE COnunlrum.

NMe NonuuuFNtus
According 10 a Washington despatch
10 the Charleston Nelss and Courier the
cVuntry b g0tiing ready for a great
democratic victory next November.
Evidence accumulates 70 the effect that
the Republicans are already routed.
HouAe Democrats are feeling cheerful.
They look with confidence 10 New York,
OHIO. Indiana and many other States
and frmly expect 20 see a good working
Democratic ma iOgity in the next House.
The COagYsssi0Hai Rso0rd i. rapidly
trimming over with campaign fls-
sian. Both sides are RettinE leave 10
print, and by the hFai II September
ths whole ration will be saRussd with
bunoOmhe showing that the Republi-
cans 10 q man are arrayed Against the
yearning people. with some prstencs on
the other uids that the Democrats are
oOnapiring against the palladium and
preparing 70 tear down the pillars II
the ThingtInbOb. Best % al, everybody
On the Democratic side is for CHAMP
CLARK e. q successor 10 the discroditod
jos CANNON. he has Won great VIC
tories over the disOrdered and divided
Republicans; great victories that would
pale uncle TOBT's panorama to an I'M
psrCsptibls shade. And they are 20
inc to make him Speaker and he viii
have a few thousands Of patronage
Al his disposal wherewith 20 glad
den many q hungry heart and then
the Paaoplied and rejoicing Democracy
Of the House viii cit down 10 a truly
alluring Barmecide feast and make the
most Of it. No, even the Duke Of BARA-
TARIA in his most expansive moments
looked a. snug and welded his gaudy
hauble a. impressively a. the Hon.
CHAMP CLARK viii do should the revo-
luton come Of on time and he ascend
the throne on which 20 long he has
bestowed the so0wl Of envy.
Il Il indeed a beautiful and most ad-
mirable prospect. Il IL not a. all difi-
cult 10 imagine q rampant and bestrid-
ing Democracy IN the next House. We
uninterrupted II ourselves. But what ara
the Democrats going TO do when they
get control Of the House with q hostile
senate CircumscT hing them, More "a
the purpose. what are the Republicans
going TO do divorced from power and
80 warned that their petty squabbles
must be composed? DO the Democrats
look for compaCts and oonjunctions
with the so-calied insurgents when they
come 10 dominate the tail end Of ths
salary lis, and display a few clerks aid
messengers ~ trophies Of their proves
or will the Republicans, chastsDed BY
harsh reverses and thus subdued 70 an
cent discipline. fall into line again. sub
due their vsnitios and animosities in the
interest Of the Cause and In that way
oppose a serrisd phslanx 70 an oppOsi-
ton a. once vicaFiOtR and unreal
We present the oonundrIm without
undertaking N resolve u
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On sunday Governor 0fLLETT Of Cali
fornia received the following despatch
from ASpsEw CARNEoIE. Who Il taking
the air At Cashmere. Sutherland. Scot
land
Cordlal ecngFAiuiauoas upoa sAsiag youf
iossiY stats from disgrAce our weeie country
10 yoaf doctor
The brilliant oarmine eject In tire
western sky between and . O'Clock in
the evening vas . rejection Of the blush
that mantled Governor GTtLETT's fsa-
tur-s when he rad the good mans tribIts
20 a fearless asrvaut u the Stats
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Proc ~ f4aada Gu aoF
Iossvk = Cassidy. laspsr eyuntY tarmaF. fiea
rscaatiy and lsfl tso Wilis. one n rhyme aad M
utbsr h sraus TIE dseNHeat IN verse h vsi'
bs-auss n anlsdstsa t4s otnrT. Ths rhyme 20
uns made 10 iani ana was witnessed BY .. ? Stiet
nay Of cartha.s 49, duFFuy Euiou u Ana. J
rssds 20 ioil0Nsi
=. 1sssph lohnusa Cassidy.
DO hereby publish nv lnient
neiug SQUAD Of mind und merorY.
This NJ win end testament
rhat 81 ny inst dsbia 1sst be paid.
Eapeass ~ burial and f1narai made.
tnd an sEpsaues mats ~ lsts.
Ont % ~ purtoaai aad raj estate
- bequasth. agvias aad rive
A. ana a. shs. ~ uife. aAan I've.
Lat SO n ne origiHai igNn ~ Lever
To her. auaigaa ed helfa. forever.
To ~ adsytsd daughtar Marie
% devtNs Sad rive On ~
Ths syuthgsst auartsF 81 1sctina Heven.
rounship Nha 80 RaaEa Eleven.
ra ~ toe tala to11pa aad Rearh
20 dertra oEa d1illr each.
~ rasidna 81 ~ slt11g
- begnsath % May Ram
Ana haogNy A. apnglaa ha1
FcE w lari ~ etreutuR,
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TO rHH Enfroa ~ rur Sus-SE -
apparently metaphorlcaiiy cunagnsd =.
haslan PhIossphsr- - tha guaEd a1uss
bfis. Whsre be fcsis hi1a1sii a. harihle' Aa
weren't a. z hoase thioi ~ nnutt urpHu 80.
The hciGht Of No olsudi1E cllslis . 80 -.
nat IhgoriFinal eafligI "a 1A1 clF1l AZ -,
utled 10 metz beet nnd huan1 1r1 ~ &C.
Aliade o. Eurorl1n uoq ttltl > thaira 80
theu ahcuid ~ drir1a cHt ef a. o1untf-
u usannn. u4r mHas 10 ma1 81 u
nv TolE. fr11
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In ne W0Hifs Wsrt Tor July Mayor Gaypor
uharas ne hauofa uigh NJ. Rooasvslt ne funeral
u Alng Edward u derrrined pietariaiiy. Tho
Cagu2Gie fepurt On mefie1i rchoois b aaab rsf
and iheFe ere nrticiss On country achali tsarhers
~ q scholl iof heaiihy hpyu and On a Wee Haven
aclclinnaalef Nhefe are eccounta a. coausra-
aua n EnGland a. NJ Penusgivulia Haiirssf'a
untry into Nsw Yarf city. On datinr phyuic fr1r-
druG cieli1 e1d cl ~ usual vlslsly % ursiy
trrtna
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II oyster nay 10 really 20 be superseded
BY the Contribating Editors sthotum Ia
Fourth avenue a. the Port a. call, we ~
specff'illy suggest 70 the excellsnt ~.
LEMSN ABncrl the sHpsdisrcy Of chang
inr the name % the IHlosk
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LSuaon once Ennsham HOnss. Arundsi street
suand To- dallT and sunasy sUS are o. AN IN
ioasoa 81 ne American ,ad coloaisl EHrhaaEs.
Carlton street Rssrn, street and nau . steamship
Agrucy. u Green street. Charing crOss Raaa.
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n 49, frfnfs 80 'otor ~ rtfA -aHusc'inii 70
rasicaasl rsa n ACRE sssdsf aritrsf 'sisrasf iAst
aan ~ on c1ifi fsac nasa7i fer mar Barruts
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Ws@e migsisaary vera.
Ths lnspsuioF % Wsightu ed Measures
u Rosy nuHnddgH
ah0uiag 90 Tr1ctrFuea ed auch
Tha eSFgT o. ihsif uui4Aa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-21

On lsaytng ne DIV for ne summer yoa may
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-21

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-21

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wondering - are tire Democrats 20 is
every one. including. no doubt. the colonel
himself
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up IN cotton wool Whateyer he has hs
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