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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-28
FRENCH AMBASSADOR
NOW QUITS TURKEY
Hastv Departure is Construed as
Threat Against German
Loan.

LONDON, Oct. Earthquakes from
Constantlnople to-day confirm the re-
ports OF the hasty departure from tina [
city 81 NJ. bompard, the French am
bassader, His action Is construed here
French threat against the eonsum-
nation OF the German loan to Turkey,
Germany Is seeking by means OF the
loan English diplomats believe to line
up Turkey In opposition of the alliance
OF England, France and Russia For
the reason the incident foreshadows
the sraNest complications.
Paris despatch gays that the For
eisn once has not recalled Bomparsl
and that there is no thought in France
oi severinR diplomatic relations with
Turkey II is an open secret. however.
that France is incensed over the loss
Of the Turkish loan. after Ii had prac-
ueaHy been completed and an ultimate
rupture between France and Turkey
would not surprise English offlciaidom.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-28

a tialiowe en- party Monday evening to
their members and friends in the home
of the president Miss Julia Kelly.
Wiz East Marshall street. Black eats,
JACK nlanterns and "spooking" SYM
hols will be much IN evidence. Hal
lowe'en refreshments viii be served,
fortune telling INDUCED In and an
evening OF fun and merrment is anti
cipated.
Miss Bertha Wagner. of East Mar
shall. who broke her arm a few days
ago by fall. Is improving
Mrs Horace A. Hawkins. OF 270s
East Grace. who has been quite sick
for several days, Is able to be about
her room. Her daughter. Miss Mary
Grace Hawkins. viii return from the
Memorial hospital to-day,
Despite the Indictment weather many
people heard the ENJOYABLE talks at
st. James Thursday evening by Mes
danes i. T. Mastin. w. j. Maybae and
Miss Anna Peasants, the theme of
each being some department Of Home
Mission work.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-28
NO ONE CLAIMS
BODY OF DONALD


Especial to The Richmond Nirginian.3
NEWPORT NEWS, VA. oct 2s.---
Although ten days have elapsed since
the death or William Donald. his
body is still unclaimed at the under
taking establishment OF w. f., Rouse
in this city. He waa shoemaker
here without local family connections.
He dropped dead while making 3
purchase of leather in a local hard
ware store. He had daughter. who
Was said to live III Brockton. Mass.
but neither letters nor kilograms to
that address have brought a response
nor has the chief OF police of that
city deigned to reply TO an inquiry
fro mthe Newport News police de-
partment.
petition of certain creditors WAS
presented To Circuit Court Judge Cha
renee ". Robinson at Hampton this
morning for the appointment of re-
ceivers for the closed private bank
OF Boyenton d Co. 1t Is understood
that the matter will finally wind up
in the bankruptcy courts and the
prospects for the depositors getting
their money are not good.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-28

preach at both services Sunday in the
Methods; church sunday school viii
meet at 9: 50 O'Clock
The chicken house %. Mr.. Hughes
was robbed Tuesday night Of about
thirts-hye hall grown thoroughbred
lewis. AS Yet there is M clue as
To who the guilty parties are.
MIR. Richard IL Schmidt spent
THURSDAY In Petersburg.
AT the Baptist church. Pastor Bow
den Will preach Sunday morning on
Doing Our Best Also preaching at
night at 3 o'clock.
MI. and Mrs. r. w. Luck left yes-
terday for Petersburg, where they Will
spend a few days visiting Mrs. Lacks
mother, Mrs. j. r, Pollard.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. A. Adkins. of South
Richmond. we're the guests OF her
parentssRey. and Mrs, a. G. Berry.
man. Thursday evening
The Rev. G.. Peyton craighfll Will
preach Sunday at II A. Al. and at 4
p, M. at Epiphany cnuAch. Sunda9.
school at $50 A. Nj
The Barton Heights Mothers Club
met Thursday afternoon in the ass
semhly hall.
was paper BY Mrs. X. W. Miller;
subject, Christmas. The paper de-
lighted the large audience. The club
decided to purchase song books for
the school.
The Ginter Park Dramatic Club
will present Scenes In the Union
Depot" Friday. November 1. at S.l5
F. NJ. for the benefit OF the organ
fund Of ST. Thomas Episcopal church
III the assembly hall at Ginter Park.
The basketball team Of the Barton
Heights which Is under the direc.
ton VI Misses Mary Tyler and Re.
becca Clark. will give Halloween
party In the assembly hall SATURDAY
Afternoon and night. a musical pre-
gram and Halloween drill will -
one Of the chief attractions, The e.
tertainment will be given for the benos
tit of the team.
The vestr. and Brotherhood OF -
Andrews pf the church Of the
Epiphany gave dinner and smoker
In the parish hall Friday night. Mr..
s. A. Finney. the travelling secretary
OF the Brotherhood. and several other
gentlemen made addresses. The pur-
pose OF the meeting was that the men
and the new rector. Rev. c. Peytou
Craighiil, might meet and know each !.
other better
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-28

FINE DINNER sERY ED

tsrf s3al Il, Tse Richmond Nlrstaian-1
ROCKY MOUNT. y T. C'g1 2s..-
The Democratic barbecue and speaking
here Thursday WAS successful beyond
the expectations Of even The ardent
Democratic worker. . conservative es-
tinaste IL that sersse 5.8a9 people we're
presenf
Earl IN the morning tie people be-
gar tn arrive from every mock uad cor
nes ~ this aaaia.A ava every train vas
ieadea with enthusiastic Democrats
wearing Saunders badges. special
t-asn from Martinsrllie brought III {fle
Marfiasyile Saunders Club 7oA strong.
This eleb marched IN hadS q tbs
Banner Warehouse, where the speaking
inofs place, Upon entering they sang u
campaign song composed fer the occa =
sfan which VAS Enthusiastically APP
piauded by the erosd
The speakers were senator Martin
and Swanson and Congressman SSaan-
ders. The speaking eefnfnenesa az Il
nscioek Senator swanson was the
first speaker lie was presented by G.
H. Willis. Democratic Counts chair
man of Franklin County.
In Fine Fe.tlc
TIE Senator WAS greeted by prolong-
cd applause as he mounted the plat
farm. His speech was confined TO II
discussion ~ the Payne Aidriefl tariff
bill ard the records Of the opposing
candidates fer Congress III this dis
trtct. Senator Swanson Was III fine
fettle and spoke with al OF his old
time FIRE nnd yigor He closed with
NJ earnest plea 10 the voters to return
Judge Saunders 10 Congress where he
Will be a great factor III, what II sure
10 be Democratic House,
At the close of the Senator's speech
the meeting adjourned 10 the Farmers
Warehouse where a suuptous dinner
was served by tits loeal Democrats
The dinner over. the people again as-
ssnhied at the Banner Ware House 70
hear more Democratic doctrine
Senator Martin Nas then presented
and for one hour ne discussed the is
sues involved IN the present cam
paign in his plain practical way iit
spoke or his intimate associations viii
Judge Saunders III Washington nne
declared tina; he waG the peer OF any
man In Congress from Virginia.
The last speaker WIS Congressman
Saunders. he was given 81 great ova
tinn by his Old netahbors ard eonstiTH-
eifts as he came forward. He discuss
ed the fight Ina the last session of Con.
gress against GannonisHl and the faa
juYify report IL Parsons eontesf for his
seat and declared that he would not
only be- re- elected but that the present
Congress would never aaseat him.
Mr. Saunders created great cheering
by prophesying the election Of stuarr
III the ninth The Judge spoke hut
short time owing to a sore throat. Al
together 1t was a great day for the
PEA FN In hp aid of
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-28
TROOPS ARE SENT
To INSURE ORDER
Cuban Government Will Have
Armed Guard at Polls on
Election Day.

HAVANA. Det. es.-ttne battalion
NJ infantry ahd Two companies Of ar
tillery We're dispatched to-day by spe-
eial train t. the Pinar Del Rio Pro-
vince to assist In preserving order. In
The coming election. The political sit
uatieh In this province has been made
acute by The sufferinss OF the thous-
ands uf victims of the recent storms
that faVased the province. These We
TINS are demanding relief OF the gov
eFnmtnt and threaten Il disturbance. at
the polls
court martial will begin at Camp
Columbia tomorrow of a lieutenant
ana ten soldiers of the Cuban army.
VINO are charged with conspiracy in
connection with the trouble in the
army last August. The court martial
~ genera!H Viewed az ridiculous. which
fohs the proceedings OF any signifi-
eanCe,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-28
STREET IMPROVEMENTS
WILL Be CONSIDERED
Council Committee TO Hold I'm.
por'aa' Monthly Meeting
in City Hall.

4 vast number IL measures relating
TO the grading and repaving ~ streets,
and the digging and curbing of cutters
III annexed territory will come up for
consideration at regular monthly
meeting Of the Council COMMITTEES on
Streets, I" be held Friday night at
eight O'Clock
II IL regular monthly meeting but
~ one OF the most important yet held
by the new committee. Many routine
matters viii also be discussed,
Members Of the Committee ON 81
johns BurNing Ground will also meet
FRIDAY night. al eight O'clock Ii Is i'm
probable that many matters of espec-
tal Importance viii be brought up.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-28
Knit Underwear

In buying Knit Underwear the first con-
sdera,ion is the weight and next the fit. No
one wants iil-fitting underwear that will
pinch or pucker The fit of costume and
the comfort of the wearer depends largely
upon the kind of underwear worn. We have
every grade weight or kind you want in
separate garments or Union suits tor every
one in the household
Extra Size Vests and Pants, 50c-These are
beached or 'nbleached The vests are high neck and
long sleeves; the pants are ankle length
Heavy Weight Vests, 50e--Unbleached eottcn
without Fleeing, low neck and no sleeves; all szes
Half and Half Vests, S9c--Bv this we mean hall
wool and half cotton They made in the low neck
style, without sleeves silk taped neck
Women's Cotton Union Suits, S100~-Light or
medium w.,gh also the heavy fleece lined sort bleach
ed and unl,eaehed, high neck aud long sleeves ankle
length,
Wool Union Suits, Si.5G-These called Wool
Suits, although they not strictly all wool There
is mixture OF cotton, which makes it
durable than pure wool garment would be- high neck,
long sleeve, heavy weight.
Children's Fleeced Vests and Pants. 25c~Ages
3o Is years These are hleached unbleached heavy
weight, high neck, long sleeves. ankle length
Boya Grey and unbleacbed Vests and Pants
Heavy Feeced high neck long sleeves ankle length.
ages TO Ii years the smallest size g 25c medium,
35c; large size, 4oc garment.
Chiidren's Extra Good Union Suits. 81 .Oo--Me-
dunn or heavy weight half and half wool, high neck
and long sleeve ankle length
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-28
RECEIVES REPORT
Of PHARMACISTS
Annual Statenlen, Of State Board
@ il Sent 10 Governor-Finan
ces Good,

e1s WAEHIAGT0S Oct Presiden,
Taft IN chpekiing to-4aE oyer tho free
advice rendered him in a sort uf per
nOnai curtain speech made by Ray
m0nd Hitchcock
The blonde comedian, looking direct
slg nj The Presidential boa declared
~ will permit sou To elect me Presi-
s4ent Of the United States. And now
That YOU have decided 10 elect me.
s4htHk right here we should have "a
s&enrt- to- heart talk. One thing / want
am no shooter. / haze
mo deaire 10 slaN iions or tigers Ny
attitude toward lions is 10 live and lei
s3tse.
II shall tell she supreme court hot
IN supreme. ! shall appoint sorae old
Sn3s1k of public office. where he doesn't
SMawA 10 ray q word--and | shall call
&M5xM nanex--n0f because I. have any
Sx8tMg against him, but just 10 supply
14eod fp@ conversation
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-28
lyNCHbURG MAY
HAVE NEW THEATRE

Special to The Richmond Nirginian1
NORFOLK. VA. October 2s.-Sam
Shubert the theatrical magnate. and
corbin Shields formerly the Wells
manager for the local Academy Of
Music viii. II is understood o-day
on good authority. come to this city
within the next fortnight to make ar
rapgements for the opening of an
other new play house here for Shit
bert attractions II liz understood that
letters have been written II local
business men regarding the PROPOSE
ton. developments are expected III the
next few DAYS
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-28
HEAR ARGUMENTS
IN fHANGERY SUIT

a hearing Of arguments In the long
standing suit OF the old Dominion Iron
and Nail Works Company against the
Ghesapeake aud Ohio Railway and the
City OF Richmond occupied the atten-
iion OF Judge Ingram In the law and
Equity Court Friday.
The suit. which is one in chancery,
has been before the courts for more
than two years. and the records and
other documents OF the case make a
pile nearly two feet high.
The lAaintiffa seek to sccire water
power which they claim ARE being uu-
st4aElY wifhheId From them.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-28
AP|TAL|sT FINED
AND TAKES APPEAL


MIR r. Raab well known capital
list Of the city, was fined s. IN police
court Friday for the violation Of the
city traffic ordinance. Not satisfied
with The decision OF Justice Griggs
Mr.. Raab noted an appeal.
The evidence showed that Mr. Rabb
WAS ont driving SOME days ago on
Monument Avenue and that his car
riage was on the left side Of the street
going east. The carriage encountered
q motor cycle ridden by W Scott
Hunt. "A druggist The machine was
demolished and Mr.. Hunt badly bruis-
ed. The defendant was fined on ac-
count of "A violation of the ordinance
fixing the side Of the street that must
be used by vehicles.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-28
Knit Petticoats

Our stock OF Knit Petticoats consists OF
all sizes for children UP to l. years and for
misses as we'll as for the grown ups
Knit Pettcoats for children and misses, mixed wool
aud cotton: light blue. pink, grey red aud navy
erocheted edge, soc.
Nomens Cotton Knit Pettieoats I'M nh the light or
dark colors, croeheted edge soc.
Womens Cotton and Wool Mixed Petteoats with
eroeheed edge all eoors, in either light dark pat
terms nicely striped borders. loo.
Extra Size Knit Pcttieoats Ia solid eoinrs, without
borders erocheted edge good wool petcuas for extra
stout CURES p NIX, card nal VIII tc navy. natural
and grey, S115.
Strictly Nl-N ool kn.t petiaeoats, deep ermheted
edge beautiful stripe borders navy red light blue
pink and natural splendid skirts 81 50.
silk and Wool Mixed Short XII Pettieoats. with
fancy efoeheted edge and beautiful borders Solid
white. white with pink, blue and red borders $500
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-28
Warm Flannelette Garments

The soft fleeing OF ilannelette night
gowns and petticoats make these serseahlt,
and sensible garments very much IN de-
mand. We are prepared to supply Your
needs in this line.
Striped flannelette Nigh; Gowns made With a
yoke long sleeves, collar and cuts, pink or { n
Light blue stripes, all sizes JUG
Medium Weight Flanneette Night Gowns,
triufined with coiored braid and embroidered or
edge collar pearl buttons, full garments COc
Solid Color Flannelette Night Gowns pink and
blue with silk hrlarstitehing, shirt yoke. CT m
collar aud cuffs. nicely ileeeed . .UU
Heavy Weight flannelefte Night Gowns, in
solid siilte with white braid and pearl G. 0E
buttons, full width and length oil KID
Fiann.lette Pettteaafs. saaie psan with Or
over cast seaslops at bottom. muSliu Yoke LJc
Solid Color Fanneeste pcttcoats IN pink
blue and white, with embroidered rttfflc and z n
gored top. ..s:ss. .s94.sss JUG
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-28

Reliable Hair Goods at remarkably low
prices We never sacrifice quality for low prices
but offer only hair goods OF reliable qualities.
made in sanitary factories.
Cluster Puffs 9Sc.~Fail size cluster puffs made
of natural hair all shades these puts are the best
values in Richmond at price, csc.
Chienon Clusters. made OF pure hair OF extra fine
quality very soft and silky. in all shades. $1.s0
Extra Large Cluster Puffs. &5.eS.-Cluster Puff.
OF extra large size, made of first quality natural hair
very stylish. $5.9S.
Natural Wavy Switches, made of good quality
hair, all shades 81 .4S each,
25c Turbans. Sc.
Csc Turbans, a variety of styles special Sc.
l5e Turbans, IN all the styles and shades,
special. SC.
Invisible Hair Nets. large size, all shades. regular
&c; special, 8 for I0c.
Large Size, Real Hair Nets, all shades value Zoe,
special lOc each
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-28
Duna Without N Head.

IT, TETEFl3sEI TIC. OCT. EE---TNe
fourth session Of the third Dtina cor
vesed to-day. owing to the recent
Respiration NJ President GuchkoH, the
DurRa is porari1y without head
The session bids fair TO be rather tenn
pestuGus.. owing TO bitter strifes be-
tween The various factions.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-28

The Judge. they are controlled large-
iy BY the local situation. and this
condition viii not he remedied until
the General Assem- bly, slbordiuaies
them to State control and SUPERVISION.
AS the same amendment seeks To
do away with present restrictions on
both treasurers and commissioners,
and the question cannot be separated,
the amendment should lac beat
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-28
Our RexE,i,sii,iiity.

Especial to The Richmond Nirginian.)
NORFOLK. VA, Oct. 27.--our re-
sronsibility for the immigrants In our
midst was the subject Of al address
to-day BIZ Mrs. Julian r Thomas, Of
Ikichmopd, before the baptist We
mans missionary unipn Ok Norfolk.
Fcfynasosth MHx facf11t13 4 4,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-28
Infants Wear

The daintiest fixings Tor The little folks are
always foundin our Infants Wear Depart
ment. II you get it at Miller x Rhoads, the
little tot is perfectly satisfied Even the
smallest toddlers tecl pride i'll being nicely
clothed from the right store
Infants Double Breasted Sweaters, with high turn
collar. pearl buttons aud beted back SOFT wor-
sted. III white only. Ages TO years, $40.
Infants Zephyr Foboggan Caps IA solid white or
white with pink and blue stripes, 23c.
Infants Drawers Leggins, hand croeheted OF fine
yarn. White red ages months 10 wears Extra
nice, 100 and Si4,
Infants Knee Leggns hite only. Tor ages 10
years soc.
Children = Bath Robes Tor ages Ia ~ wears made
ol the tieeeed blanket rohlngs, pink, light blue and
red. Satin trimming and worsted cord Very fetching
for little misses. sos.
Larger sizes OF same s3.4s.
Dresses. Goaks Caps. Baskets, Trukes and o. er,
other needed article for baby at moderate prices
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-28
CHURCH HILL NEWS

he ,eftt
10
The Meeker herald., 1910-03-12

- ssesOV eSVU~e Deeev"
In 1867 Small Eyes. Blackfoot who
had come down from the north and
Joined the Arapahoes and lived with
them. told Black Kettle. 4 Cheyenne In
George Bent's lodge, about having
killed, between the Cimarron and
Beaver creek, 4 tributary Of thu north
fork Of the Canadian. buffalo boil
which had only one hind jsg. Accord
ing to Small Eyes story. II did not ap-
pear that the ban had lost one Of IT.
hind legs, but rather that II never had
had more than one. The hind leg was
very large. seemed to be In The mid
die Of the body instead Of at one side.
and there was no sign Of any missins
leg. It looked ~ II the two hind legs
which the buffalo ordinarily has had
In some way fused together.
The war party with which Small
Eyes was travelling was passing along
aear a hollow when the bull came up
ont Of 1t, and some Of the men ran
ahead, got around II and shot It with
4 gun. 1t was not able to run fast.
but rather hobbfed alons.-Forest and
NtreAm.
The Meeker herald., 1910-03-12
a,.na.r, q tl,s rxpss.

Ever since the introduction Of W..
setting errors, weird or eomlcal, h1ve
snaanated from printers ofBees. The
mistakes are mot always to b. sAouI.
Aered on to the competitor. for bad
handwriting must DO taken into &C
count. Heee are . few instances Of
actual biunders collected by proof
reader In the course Of his daily work:
Ellis blushins bride" was transform
ed into "his clustering BRIDE"
A major was stated to have served
with destruction In the army" The
writer thought he used The word dts.
tinction."
.4rhs Galley Love" was the descrtp-
ton Of picture entitled The Galley
Slave"
Speaking Of theatrical folk, critic
wrots that nearly all have husbands
OF wives" The paragraph printed
read Hundreds Of wives"
.'They sailed for three days around
the cape and finally slaughtered
small italian" should have bssn
sighted q small island"
One more In couciusion. "Hs takes
delight In talking on his family shamsr
was 4 shameful thing to say when
''favorits thens" was meant
The Meeker herald., 1910-03-12


With sneer the oyster opener point
cd to brownish smear upon Saddle
Rock shell.
Some fool" said be. "has been try
Ing to fatten up batch Of Saddle
ttocks with cornneal. You might ~
well try to tnvigorate flowers with
.sorned beef hash. But It 10 common
error to believe that cornmeal or cat
neal will fatten oysters. l continually
dnd oysters with their shells stained
with those grains. It makes me laugh.
As q matter Of fact. there b NO such
hing az fnttening oysters. All you car
DO Is swell them mp with water. pre-
.iseIy the same a. water swells
sponge. You put them In fresh water.
which. being less dense than the soft
they are accustomed to, by the princi-
pie Of osuosis penetrates and distends
their tissues-gives them. ~ you might
say. dropsy. For my part. ] don't hks
tattsned oystsfs..-Nsw Orleans Tines-
Democrat.
The Meeker herald., 1910-03-12

~11is b what you call the sailors
peayef book" seaman said bitterly
- be kicked holystone out Of the
way. why b 1t called thats Well.
b The first place, 1t u called that be-
cause in using It. in holystoning the
deck. the sailor has to kneel down.
and. In the second place. because all
Aoeystoning IL done on Sunday. Don't
yuu know the .chantey-
~Dt1 days shalt thou work and Do ali that
thou art able
Az On the seventh holystons the decks
and Scfape the cable.
: "TAs stone b called holystons b.
eease he dfst holystonss wsee hlts Of
to0hs seossn from cemeteries. It.s
~ Q psess. Feiisioas sound-holy and
psayse book and Sunday and all that
bst 4 b when b. b using this stone
hat ths seaman b most profane."-
osw osisass Timss-Dsmocfat.
The Meeker herald., 1910-03-12
4 MEMORY OF THE PAST.


-. e1.e1t....A m, ThaH Canen W1fA
n. + mtls ~ aear1.
=, ...A.-,.. ~. o4t.r Ass
-. ~. 800 IN 49,, - ~ ~
S...,, ~ =. - -o-L,~ .std ~ viiisas
ts..". =, ~ - ~ h.ck = Ieos
@.,... h.cs into the ble..sd ~.
- 49,. .h,,t r.csiIed Il II
:. s,srS sc.n6 IN nv stnckins
u. h.,snt ch,,stm.. naornins. ~
I. - -. ana M hrother eot = bire
The Meeker herald., 1910-03-12

ven ON&0W - 0UgDoOe&
n - Of his letters voa Du1ow n
asss 70 sarasats - fsllows: HE has
eochantsd me beyond measure. par
tjculariy IN bis concert Of yestsrday.
vhsu h. played . splendid wosk
.symphcnis Espasnoas.' b. Lalo :
played h 20 genuinely artistic . mar
nsr that today am still intoxicated
With II. His playing also Of the saint,
eeeus concert piecs for violin = aAAns
trancing - interesting. It y . ehatls
that hs cannot come 10 80 me. n. y.
u have purposeiy avoided his person.
n acquaintance. Psshxps - has trisd
70 ~ me. for over my door stands ths
notice:
s'Nosnings-not 70 b sssa.
Aftsrnoons-not u home.
sBut perhaps b. an not ring ths
bell. (Hs never plays under l0oe
ffancs-hs received this sam here at .
private unsteady For secretary b
has Otto GoIdschmidt who sent Nc .
pass, which ] rsturnsd with the r.
marx that for such an important CON
cert could eertainly afford 70 buy my
ticket. Six marks was IN no way too
much to pay"
Bulow did mako his acquaintancs.
however, a. hs refers In q later letter
to sarasats coming, quits unexpected-
", to . conference with Johannss"
(Brahms). at which BE- himself was
present,
The Meeker herald., 1910-03-12
ARCTIC TEMPERATURES.
0sss vtsestss 10 RssardsA - Mia se1
Agreeable.

Asssesbis.
AaeoeAinw 10 eminent arctic expaor.
-. nAvsec., .so..t ,ons ara relative.
M ~ ~. ..rr.-. t,o, ~ - ,,.nv
~. 49,. p 80 49,. 49,
SsNs.. " ss.l 80. " use
49, 49, " -. 49,.
~. NY -. rrsss y.
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