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New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1910-09-10

Troubled.
TT isn't what l don't know thu,
troubles me- said the homegrown
philosopher
Then what is it?" we asked
It's what l know that don't
know" he replied.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1910-09-10
ENORMOUS E00I ar TAzfK1"
RECONSTRUCTED FROM RECENT
TRICKS

OF the pigmies and destroying
those who failed to fly in time.
The British explorers were
aware of Monckton's experience.
and in fact, it is believed that one
of the principal objects OF the
expedition was to secure spe-
cimen of the strange monster. It
has long been known that there
we're many mammals in New
Guinea still to be discovered, but
Just what they expected to find the
scientists themselves could not
tell
New Guinea lies to the east of
what Is known as Wallace's line.
an imaginary line defined by A. R.
Wallace, on one side Of which
only placenta animals are found,
while on the other only marsupials
exist. No tapirs or rhinOcerOses
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1910-09-10
Domestic AmenItIe,

O0mc0tIC NmeNNIS1.
Hubby, I gave your light pants to
a poor tramp"
And what am l going to wear this
simmer? Kilts?"
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1910-09-10

dows being perhaps as good as any.
The roof Is of slate.
The cost of this house Is estimated
at 1900.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1910-09-10
DYSPEPSIA

"Having taken your wonderful Casca-
rets' for three months and being entirely
cured of stomach catarrh and dyspepsia,
I think a word Of praise y due to
'Cascarets' for their wonderful compost
ton. l have taken numerous other 90
called remedies but without avail, and I
find that Cascarets relieve more In . day
than all the others have taken Wouldin
year" James Mcclure.
lob Mercer ST., Jersey City, N. ].
Pleasant. Palatablc. Potent. Taste Good.
Do Good Never Sickcn, Weaken or Gripe.
lOc, Csc, Soc. Never sold In bulk. The gem
uine tablet stamped c. G. Guaranteed to
cure or your money back. ID
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1910-09-10

the University OF Pennsylvania, but because
from this historic building there was introduced
the famous Pestalozzi system of education which
made its influence felt throughout the country
Early historians state that 1t was about the
year 1909 that there came to the falls very sin
gular character. Joseph Neef a pupil OF the cele-
brated Pestalozzi of Switzerland. He was induced
to come to this country for the purpose of estab
fishing Pestalozzi's system OF education by Will
liam Mcclure. the philosopher, who endowed the
Academy OF Natural Sciences of Philadelpbia
Mr. Meets school occupied the Smith pronertv
for many years; the octagon and CONNECTING
building were occupied the schoolbouse and
the adjoining buildings were used as DWELLING.
The school soon became large and fourisbinp
boys coming from all parts Of the country to
attend
There are still among the residents Of the
Falls Of Schuylkill those whose fathers or Grand.
iatners attended the famous Nee, school, and
they delight in relating the stories handed down
to them OF the methods of study In the fine old
groves surrounding the school building.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1910-09-10

ible for its use; cream color for the
cement plaster and brown for the
wood trim around the doors and win
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1910-09-10

In you're safe in buyin'; but he's got
one trouble and oughtn't to be selling
meat-he's not a good smeller."
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1910-09-10

A Very PaIpable Hit
The Lady Gofer-Excuse me- sir but h,,,. -
seen my ball anywhere?
The Unfortunate Man-No. madam: but 7 c.n
show you the exact spot which it feline
Sketch.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1910-09-10
GAVE SIS AWAY.

Her Little Brother-Say, are you
goin' ter marry my sister Bess?
Her Suitor-Why, er-er-er don't
know
Her Little Brother-Well, you are.
heard her tell pop she was goin' ter
land you tonight.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1910-09-10
ENGlAND'S FAMOUS GENERAL

"CHINESE GORDON" used to say
that the stomach ruled the world.
But the man or woman who has
suffered from Liver Trouble has .
different opinion; it's THE LIVER
And there's just one known RENEE
dy which in its very nature seems
to control liver-action, and that 10
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1910-09-10
WELCOME WORDs TO WOMEN

Women who suffer with disorders peculiar to their
sex should write to DR.. Pierce and receive free the
advice of physician of over 40 years experience
"A skilled and successful specialist in the diseases
OF women. Every letter Of this sort has the most
careful consideration and is regarded a sacredly
confidential. Many sensitively modest women write
fully to DIR. Pierce what they would shrink from
telling to their local physician. The local physician
is pretty sure to say that he do anything
without AN examination DIR. Pierce holds that
these dstastefu examinations are Generally need
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1910-09-10

'' ano except should submit them
Dr. Pierce's in tho
Favor Prescr has cured
hundreds of thousands. of hemt the of
1t is the only medicine of its kind
The
alcohol in
medicine dealers
health. Write Worlds
w. Pierce President Buffalo, N
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1910-09-10

tee appointed by
the British Orni-
biologists union
to explore the
gre at s n o W
m o u n { a 1 n 8 in
Dutch New GUM
ca. and consists
Of q a " = a 70
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-16
an RH IESTRy ENyOINID.
They Got To let the Rev, Nr. AcLIe,
Preach indoors This SUNDAY.

That part of M" congregation # :,
Andrew Protestant EpI-copal Ch4rre
which sticks o. ia" Rev William y Acslry
IN hls S'riEgl" 10 prevent IA" ve-trv
from dI-onargluE him viii have rpr'
over their heads next sunday ~ b..
morning and evening services Aui 2
wont be- ih" roof 81 q garage. - u 49,
last Monday night. nr III" root ui the
4ury"r~'' - . Wa lat sunday
JuStic" Garr"'son IN o." supreme
Court 40 BROOKLYN has rs>I"d au injunction
rest raining th.. y"~try from using M.
new lock which they had pat on th.
church door 800 ana effort 'u keep Nr
AoNI"y fired lu' ORDER - r,.'uruab."
on Monday. and 90 o." meantime -f-c'
ldlIv -'ra.u- 'I" N'-'ry from Tut.rfer-
NIX Ntfh ham 30 ~" ilI''u"nf ut ul~ du'i.s
- rector of tu" ,hurru. \ plan Vas o.
foot among Iu" members - m. ve-try
To TIL ~" pulpit With On" ~ three nun.
Ist"rS. hvf they will have 10 fprpgo th.s
~ least until after IN" order to shou
Clus-, - argued. They Wsrr -.ry.i
Yesterday with ~" pip"r- and agr.-
that Mr. ACNi"y ha- % All his own Uay
Tor sunday. ~" has aHuounu,-t nI- 10.
t"u'Jun tu huld services - v-gH. go that
dav
TN" v"s'Tvm-n profess ~ boo, .i-I ghfai
WITH the appeal 'p tH" op4r'- They tr.
10 b.r'"r wu.i Their .r.u-- saw
that DO" - -iti 'r" pr'--rr' action has
h''u 'Ik-r. 90 70 huuE- fl- matter Co.,.
court. Wl"T' - w.I boz -'.''.,-i purely 900
- u"r.t~
Dr G.prg. havoc pu.. o. 'n.u warden.
~ .,u A-N,.i 10 TO-" .,~'ry would brrE
~" matter h"lpr" H>hpu Brr-"-- ~'u.-t
BRING f'" matter h"iur" .'l' man
W indeed u would Boz" aN-u.. '".r
Is'.I"~~ ~" wu.Ii mot I-'"r '. r.t.'r
N o. havoc had enough of tr.uE.rg .. f...H
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see that the people get their rights and
that they wrong no one else And the
people will gpt their rights u in insisting
upon Justice from CORPORATIONS they do the
corporations justice "a turn
he continued IT, -aN that he believed IN
warning m-rCIl.-S-Y On special priVil-s"
t.-, aus he is'hsV'.- that ~ can bt utI"
iu or ideals only II together with III" re-
wand fer exceptional efficiency IA the ~
C-Jttuttl man W, a" our i,.-t to get fair
treatment aud remuneration Tor the aver
AK" man
Then he explained his new IA tiunali-m
and ~huuk hand through the crowd To- the
NIItihg automobile. On has way home
the uluu"l -tupI--i at the Brooklyn Home
tur Deficient and implied Children out
>ld- II Port jefferson and told abOut two
hyudr,'d IT hi- httls admirers how glad lac
VAS t. 'e,' them They gave the Colonel
= bu'I,u,.t Ut old fashioned flowers which
plea ~.-d hun "a lot
Tomorrow will ha another busy day at
the OHiioOk offic. Ia the evening the
'oluu"l rNI..CtS "a speak at the Press Club
iud saturday will ss'- him ia Syracuse.
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HIRDI so am ~ ans.
.IoLe Nas Sn inspectors. hut Nrs 1hap-
man SIN IIas something To INpIaIn.

Mrs ! Irwin Chapman. who ASSURES
t. h,.rntn, an a'tr,.~s amt wuu tH- ,,'.u
repurtei bv 't'I" ~ "ugIg'si To- rr. r.y
Rarun James Rutu~rhIld 49," PIU~itu
banker. rdm, "a Yesterday on iH" WIT"
star Inner AdrIitic. declaring only 81;
worth 4 dutahls' -tuF Acting p'pIty
surveyor Ot'unupr ard 'iv 'h'f 4 ~"
third division. Deputy surveyor Bar.~."-
WcZ mad" careful examination Of her
trunk and d.cid.s' that ~h.. had f,ruh1tIv
81 Un m dutIabs gowns The uuuA-
yer. -ant To- the Apprdrs"r = St"r"- amt
Mir Chapman was tod tH,' IN" would
have e. -uhrnIt T., search ~ tu 1904.
-I'.ctr~S-
Her mother. who was with her ura.
tested tenrfuliv against tins rr",-...dIng
hut Mrs CHAPMAN h"rS..lf t"uN u good
uatIr"dly The result 81 the I..r~nuaI
search vas IN. discovery uf necklace
that looked 20 the srarcr"r- - II ~. seen d..
ing r-.arls ~ ~ W"rr. worth ~ l"a,' Scu tsE
III" young woman Vas 'ak"n h,'fur.
Special Deputy Surveyor C,"nrg" !
Smyth At th" Custom HnrIS., and smiliugIy
conf-Ss.d that IN" necklace. was rns-,,
imitation Of tho 81 Gsb r"ai n"csisr" Worn
hy a woman ~ soCt.tv who's. name, NrS
I hapman zaid. she could not CIV" Sr.
told Mr. Smyth that IA" neck lace ,r-'
her just SiJ1 and that n WAS mad" 10
America II was restored 10 her
Mrs chapman Was sent to IA. ~.
praIser'z Stores with Mr. OIunuur tn
a salsi him IN the examination ~ her gowns
and was expected back at tn" custom
HOUSE A. s O'Clock IN the afternoon u
she did not appear her examination wt-
postponed until this morning NJ Smvih
said he under-thod that m. Imraf ION
Taarls were Ia 10 used hy Mrs chapman
on the stag. Mrs chapman Said that IN"
was not engaged to marry Raron Roth.
schld and that she didn't want t. marry
ANYBODY a. she was weddsd 10 her art
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THI uRD TOI ~ tHINI.


I. W.. .,.i 90 81" r"tig.itr'"r, 90
Iri"ruafturu. o. .'.'r tournament woe
to-day rua' 90 ,l.." 'ti n""u son 'r
tnrtarir f..0t R-Huu resident - '.'
nero tIb of Nu"fI.. tdyisIng h'
plr-.. ~" arrangement 'nr IN" anp"t-...."
of Nrus'rrre Dr.N"' aud John Nu,--t.'
Al in.. inject ru u.' t"Id 81 Ib'Impur I.'-
October q. iu %
R.'r p.,.,"' a'i Nui--au' ar" \nr'. o.
.,f.,'nr- who Uar" mad" reputation .r
thor rg0'- n Iuror" during ~" '-'
C.v months They viii enter m" '''-
nation TRIALS tor ~" SELECTION ~ '"lm
tu ,i.f"ri OBJ" International cup
announcement wI- al-n mad" thai r .-"
than grr"r o,.ut IT M" hnN"- had air"Htv
i,....r. -uId and that fh"s" wishing ".N'-
r"-"r,"i -"at- FOR m" "nfir" meet H- 'H'
-r-,,flI dly- must -"ni iu their aIt o.
2 ions 81 ONCE or iik" ~" rhanr" ~ g"''.'2
nothing b.'t'"r than admission ti"N"'-
Information was rr"eiV"d that ....'
B"rr"t. th- French aviator. would
ablv .ptu" over for IN" meet and ".
ha would not DumU"i" for prII"- ~.
luuk after IN" piini~ II hi~ machine
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-16
g. ; NIi>IO> az 'HINL
Merchants u" Visit h snI-- N-n and
women Trachers

'HF |.FHt.. 70 To- 2 w NV
~UNNuHAI sept ~ Thirty eight Amer
,tu business men. representatives -
'arIuU- lhsmb.rs II Commerce on the
Pacific coast trcumpauI'-i by their wives
and daughters arrived here today They
" 40 b." IN" guests while "a this city q
'h'' p u'-'' haui..r 81 'nmm"rr"
li'' r.~.'ur- MI ,E-It 'Wsnty-rN- thl-
u'.-'' .r'.'. d.r.ug their -'av ~ the couu-
~ ',''-" Will nolld" \anking p-kin.
I .'.nt-.u and canton
~.'f-"n Nw"r.rtu teachers men and
WOMEN. ai-r arrived her" today They
will Iru.-'a 20 Pc rn. where they will
urd"rgu pr.lu mary framing a. chinese
Nwrrr,au indemnity STUDENTS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-16
HtWtH NEEDS FILIPINOS.
Japanese SIN Nave Dangerous Majority
AMONG Plant alton workers.

~ysliH' tgHs BesPI'rh % THg St'N
HoSoLULU. sept Is Although the
labor statistics 81 Hawai- show that
Japanes.. lahor-r- numler nearly 1900
ont ~ 1900 on sugar plantations. figures
Just gwen out show that there are now
~ per cent NOR" lahorers who are not
AsiatIcs IN can" fields than tft-re w"r"
a year ago owing To the recent Russian and
Portuguese immigration.
Labor figures show. however. how
completely the sugar industry IL AZ tn.
mercy ~ the Japanese Tn" numbers
~ races On March 81 were Americans.
6II Portuguese. 1882, spanish. $40, Rus
sans Iu3, HawaIians. lis9, Porto Rican
g4I. Fllpu"-. 2USa, japanese. - SS2
h,n"-". sol. Inr-aus. i7s7. all the
eft hers 34l
Iu" planters expect 10 lnCr-as+ ia.
uumi..r IS Filipino hands
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-16
,BOR SLOWS HRITI>H oOI RI.
wants Drri,i"W That BHr~ nIOns Prom
Politics IS>rt 10y PATIia menI

"-'-"-- TT" ||I'"-T-I n ~ n
SUtfFIIII. ~'p' % Nv vote ~
-I,.,s" 20 ~ Ssi the trades union ,,,n-
gr.sN ~hirh - ~ s.->-iuu here tu-daV
Adopted - resolution Cvpui.mnrng ti~
Osborn" JudEIn-n' m which the Court "f
Appeal d-cid.-l that trade unions CAnn",
contribute money for political PURPOSES
The resolution declares that the de-
yl-.un rendered IN this case will prevent
"F- 'lN" Parliamentary representation
81 orgdu. J"i iahnr II Urges all Affhaf-,i
organizations to hrIng all Ir"-sibs pres
sue, - tear On the Government with The.
,I,'I - securing a reversal ~ the -1s', Z
OF ''" "Iigu-ut bv ar' 81 Parliament
tiII n" fuaN" ~ a test question ~ all Par
'ufu.ufdIv '.i'.. 'tuu-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-16
TO>rI avn BESSIE ABOTT.
Italian Composer wants 60 star in Con
rerts With singer On America.

NTsuH tahls Dsspi'cA % THE SrS
Mil As sept IS SiKnor Tosti, the
COMPOSER. recently listened To Bessie
Ahot r-heanInR with Mas.ragnl the
music 81 -Nsobel.- IN which she h TO
appear IN New York To~ti wAs-so pleased
with Miss Abotts voice that he com
posed and dedicated 10 her a new song
entitled -Cardenia- after her fsvorits
flower
Tosti proposed that Miss Abott 60
with him on tour OF America a. the
end 81 her season IN -lsobel- He in
tends to compose twelve new sonRs for
her to 10 sung during this tour. He
will accompany her on the piano. besides
playing several solos
II Miss Ahott accepts this proposition
y will he lostIs frut appearance - q
pianist II will also he the first time that
he has visited America.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-16
w DIRIGIBIE FOR E>GL ,ND
en- Ia the Arm, IN Popular subscripi lon
successful Trial Trim.

PARIS sept - Tie s"rnl-ri gId dIril. Ihla
nallu"n hullt hv I.s',audv hruihers at
Lar 'ch"--OIr Won for presentation 20 the
Bril~h army made successful first
assent here Yesterday. remaining IN the
fur half I'm hour
The money for n" CONSTRUCTION II IN.
balloon ws~ collected hy tho 0ndon
W Mug Pos, though public -uhscrIu.
'or ~" Vau"r newa.lai III" lark ~
dIrgrhI"~ 'ur ~" usa ~ no army and
having -...Ir"d the approval " Secretary
81 war HaIdan" opened subscription
lists
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-16
GTN. BOTHi DEFEiTED.
Prrmi~r "f the TransNaRI Loses In south
African Parliamentary Election.

IoNT"N Sept - Yesterdays polling
Tor members - the Parliament - tho
MON - south Africa was not able for the
defeat - IN" Premier Gen Botha. IN Fast
Pretoria
" Jnn">"u. 'urmsrlv Prime Minister
- th" cap" COLONY. was elected to rep.
rsr-'.u' cap" Town
In" returns thus far r"cervsd show IA.
election ~ ihirty-thr-s Natonalists
twrnty--tN InunnIsts. SIX Undergraduate
aud one I-lburtta
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-16
PRISON REFORWTR>' DIN\TR
SwIs. D~I-Eate NdmIr~S our 'hIIdrea'.
court I.r--oR Ia Take Hsmr

go = 'n. foreign delegates % the inter
ma t1ual Prison Congress who had arrived
m r. rlRnrfall and tho wives ~ tno-s who
h1i r-1ught them were the r,Iss'n last
uignl a. a DINNER gwen al the Guy Clue by
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-16
IEIRN FROH .. =
Wrench Delegation for PeniIentiarN tom
EreS. to sail for New Work. TO-'iAN.
'F'lI|' 'IfI' n''H ~ n l"f y

Nls|I|' Nv TFt| 10 y IWF ~
PAEIS. sept - \ French delegation.
headed Nv VI Scheam"ck vii i'r,N' in-
morrow for IN" United States - attend
the International P-nlt-ntlary '"ugr",-
The delegates say they have much To-
learn from America and that they are
certain to reap results that Will H. h"ns
hrIal Ia franc..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-16
NHIDr. Su< ni>kTR> >o>
BUt Paris PoIIre are Puzzled bS Death az
woman shat In a uotrI

7 "
PAHIS. sept ~ \ -pu - ~" famous
Russian banker VI l'--siug H. the h"ru
- mystery IA a hur''i her"
HIS mistress y as found dead iu her r,,, o.
ia the hotel with trIll-t wound I...~-.ut
savS y ~ "A ca. = ~Ulcli.
The I.pi,' ar" dubious
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an ROOSEIELTS DOI>GS.
rance Bars the Egyptian National con-
grrs. From French Territory.

7
PARIs. sept IS Tn" Government has
prohibited the Egyptian National Con
gress from holding its projected meetlng
IN Paris or ON French territory
THIS - an unusual measure Il j.
attributed 20 Frances vivid impressed
caused hy cot Roosevelt , speech IN the
Egyptian question.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-16
To Dine Roo.r, cit Tonight

Col RooSevrlt will b. the guest Of the
Press club to- night AZ dinner given IN
his honor After the dinner tlsrre will lie
general reception from To II O'Clock
aud "a wild animal pIctIre show.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-16
VIZ. GRIWES DIS,PprtRS.
Wan From New Ssrk and saFawak Nss
HAdIy wanted In SINGAPORE.

NfN"sPoRF. sept - Peer Gordon
Crime II New Work. who - wanted 10y
~" polio" her" Tor alleged embezzls-
m-nt arrived N SINGAPORE from Sarawak
and then myE'rrlu,islv disappeared,
IN" polio" ar" making an active search
fur HIM
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RUSSIA KIND TO PRISONERS
jJ,'i Nl>TIu 1UIII >iiN
"a! o. pEID - HININIORHED 10.
I'uH.s.. ldra> NE NrIrOmrd siberian
sI.r HruS Nh"ii>hrd INp~riS Tier"
try 'ur Iongr,',, 1rrdti to america
',p' 81 Tnrir RrG"rm, Ia IurOpr


-..,.... 90. .urra .-.n.,
.........s anne. ,.. Nv N.r, H.
...... ........... ,..fH.. ,,..rr..r...n.
... .,.... .. .u. lm.rar.ral r,s-uu
..... gI.l ..- o.. ... n..fd 800 Mash.
A.. &C.,. ,.,.......,.,,.,... ,,I..l.
10 '' .' TITO ''i '''--. d"
"'.- ..'. 1891. o.. N'"'"" p" ''. -'h"''E
o. ...a... ...I '.." iut..riN It 'triu "a.
-....i., a., s.,.t,,. ,t...
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'.''. ..I... ''. 'fnF''~- "l. Poe 'Ih"u
... . r... - ,.-i-..'..r 90 r..-.r- and
,....,.. ..-r... t...,.,r \.N N.ra and
''''t' "'t.. .tr cory t- '"'.'''-
s. tEr.Nu karE.'- ~ l-'.. in,-ti-if' ut
I..... ..,...U| .r..I..u l..t.I ard rho. .,HaIr.
,..., .. . ....t ., S...,I.,.J
,.. -. -.
all '''''..' ''. '''' ""'"' N'"' ~
S'''i and IHiFlH"n- hes" arr a"-
Crnuar.i ~ N.I.r ~ : Roger, chef
,lrr.,,.~ 81 .r-.r- '.r FprIIud and
~. .r, ,,I,- =, I,,r -.'r.,a,y
,t 90" - 80. f"'.'i" lag -, ana ! h"'nA~
H'In''- -""r"tary IT th" Howard A~-"-
cia'r.u Franc, Will BE-, represented Iv
S.t.r,n...L ,tI-,.,.f,r If ~. French
''-'h -N-','". '''-'""'". S"'"r'.
n-l-'''"f 81 'inInl-iraU'" services ~
~" Department Il tn" Interior. VI Dan
low. rrrot ~ IN. Rur.,n II Prison Ad-
r,,r,.,r.,,.,,, and pr- Sol, ,,,,, a.
o.n-,,,,,,,. ~, ,.,,-...,,.,.I A., w. F.
R'-"ni".t. secretary Il IN" International
jruurlI-fI' A--1,Iat.ru Holland H.
rrrrs-.r.r..i hv . lYus list # d,I.s,r.-
h.,...l ~ pr,r S,r,.,, var, Ia, A, wi
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winch r'-fII'.-i 100 % ,rI~I- amt ATTACKS
UIls,u Iu'.iut..r- ri me. royal family. Russia
49, uItuu-t "a o -ftf" 81 -I'g" such -
England had 80 face. 90 Ireland a. 'he INN"
.i 'H" muri.r IF Burh" aud tav"udI~h
.ni ih" death -'.uf'i,' We r''tit~'Iip''i
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amounts tu up' more than iWu iIiih~ 81
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uui only A. upt suffer hari~LsT uuf th'.r
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concerned hu wpr-'' than tuit 81 ., Is.u SAINT
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~.'in" ~ ~" foreign paper d"~'r,h" aud
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uulN lu lev cIutuu- sad I''Hi Ic'''''
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lions SINCE 1874. the last uUr -'iu' mouth
ago Al l.rIC-rn" Public -..'l'irn"ri uu o..
subject - divided w.''N OR $40 ir''' Hi.' /!
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80 fril"IrG boat 80 me h-' moment th"
l"gu~iltur" committed the sentence Co nm
pTl-unu"ui for iIt.
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caui"u>. " hICu ar" among uur oldest hov"
dun" Hltl" with 'u-lr u'u -y-t"in-
which ar" not ~ RIui - t'"E might Doe
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htN" followed ,Ir>'ly along w" Iu"~
adopted IN Am'FIrt bIr -v-trW IT VrD-
hI'tpi j. not wholly nrgruII"'t. Tor "" -
vet gIv'' ~" VruuatI"n"f ." real uroi"'-
tIru W. are Jl-t introducing yhIldr"u
cuurt-. following m" American example.
and thI- t. bound - CIV" important ~.
suits
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in" I.rllC tor 90" td"t 81 m" lui"t"rut.
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hl.uDr mat m" -"u'"un" -upuld t"
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In t,r,-",e w. II-'.d 'p uty" iu-' pri-Uu~
and ls' % Z, at that sad - ht-t"rsl-
II hts b....u q gr-tt sld o. u- mat rI,h
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forms ~ uIlr country l- NOT . wealthy uu"
Millions have" been contributed hN "a.
trrutIr men amt -" nov hay" -'v"it, up
20 dat.. Trull Iu-tut..tIru- en-" q ''"'u l.
f,r " sru"U and fhI~ ~" q .l''''u ma h'Nir'-i
cry urrh II = e central lrr-"u Nh"r"
,,Il women who get ~.'ut'u'''- 'l over ~
months come l. .- r.l pu fU" N.ugru
vs. .iu th. utI-Hr'.'- -'TsirH'' az u|E'i
and c,'u" rrg"tn,.- iIrIuE ~" dtv In'n
fu"g" .- = -p.Clt. ..N"rIl' lrt-,'u iH'
Nr.If'I- rH' more ti#n =
\ tuIrl W'd"ru .u-'IlutI.r .- t..".' 90
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-16
Mrs. C,Iburn D,~. In Paris.

~Isrrf Crafs Dssp1'SA ~ rHE S"N
PARts. sept rs Mrs. Helen n sherman
Colburn. widow ~ George G. Colburn
ol New York. died to-day.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1910-12-30

Department of the Interior, U. S.
Land Office at Fort Sumner, N. NJ,
November IA, 1910.