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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-16
Choice Dishes from Abroad.

Gle is indeed rich who can avail
himself Of all mems faculties" Ger
tainly one Of the pleasures of foreign
travel is the often delightful combina'
lions one meets in cookery. The FOL
lowing are a few gathered by travel
ers abroad.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-16
FRUIT GROWING ON
GREAT PLAINS SUBJECT
OF INTERESTING BULLETIN
Morning Journal Bureau,
613 Munsev building,

Washington, -. g., MafNh 10.
The great plains Of the west is not
naturally "a favorable region tor trult
growing on account OF the lack OF
moisture. nut. as the great majority
of settlers I'M the region must either
grow "a supply ot fruit for home ust
or do without Ii, The Emitted States
department of agriculture has made a
careful study of the possibilities in the
case, and hrs issued a circular ON
Fruit Growing for Tome Use IN the
Central and Southern Great Plains.
This INVESTIGATIONS has shown very
encouraging possibilities Tor the grow
ing ot apples. cherries. plums, grapes.
g%ooseherrics and currants, and. ia the
southern part. peaches and pears.
W here irrigation is possible iruit
growing is comparatively easy. hut in
tho great plains. irrigation can only
be depended uDon in eNcepttNal local.
tiles Conservation Of the s'tnt ftin-
tam must he the main dependence.
Much depends ON using the most far-
urnhir locntion. selecting the most
suitable varieties. cultivation and
manuring of The soil. etc.
The circular referred 10 above.
(which is for free ~dis;rihu,;on) dis
cusses am phases Of the question. and
gives many helpful seuggestions.
The Wort disease - n nov encmN
of the notatoo cron which is attroct-
ing great attention in Europe. and
which Is liable to be introduced in
the Tuitcd Stttes at any time. 10 uf-
lccts the Whers. forming large rough
unsightlN WARTS and. IA severe at
tncNs, completely destroys the crop
once tho fungus gets into the soil. GO
is impossible To- grow "a crop of puta-
foes on tho land Tor several years
The fungus which causes this dis
ease was discovered in 1896 in pota-
toes grown in Hungary III is now
prevalent In MANY places in England
and there Is great danger that Do MAY
spread fo Ireland. II T. also found
Ia Germany aud some other Euro-
rrsn rountries. II has been carried
To- Newfoundland. bat has not Ncf ape
penred i'm the United states
o. lis spread hN usinc affected poia-
iets for seed. and. as this country inn
ports considerable quantities of no-
tltotS every year. there l. dAuger that
% mn hr introduced
Tho United states department eff
agriculture has recently issucd % cir-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-16
Spanish Tongue.

Boil a fresh tongue; when cold cut
in slices. Take one pound Of sweet
red peppers and boil with a pinch oil
salt. When tender, drain, remove the
skin and rub through a eolander. Add
salt, a teaspoonful of onion juice ana
fry in fat five minutes. When cold
mix with two tablespoonfuls of vine
a and one pound of ripe olives
pour over the tongue and serve.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-16
Lice Mens From Mew Mextco and Arizona
What's Doing anOUer the Great Southeast

ter WAS formerly an inmate Of the In
stituti0n. but was discharged three
years X as cured. Ills condition
again becoming acute, Il was thought
best 70 return him 70 the asylum i"r
further Treatment
q. G. Root. q former newspaper man
OF Albuquerque. has accepted an as
signment on the editorial STAFF OF the
Daily optic IN this city ana has en-
tered upon his new duties Today.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-16
Orange Compete.

Boil one-half cupful of water, two
cups of sugar and two teaspoons Of
lemon juice five minutes. Dip the sec
tons of orange in the syrup, dry, cool,
and dip again three times. When hard
place them in a glass dish, sprinkle
with blanched. shredded almonds and
serve with whipped cream.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-16

Crate two c%ocoanuts, mix with three
pints Of stock; add two blades Of
mace, a s%altspoon OF ground CHINA
mon, salt and pepper. Simmer one
half hour. Strain. Beat the yolks Of
two eggs, add the juice of one lemon
and flour to make a thin batter. Add
this gradually to the hot soup, stirring
constantly. Serve with a dish of boiled
rice.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-16

Shcriif j. Co. Denny of Alamogordo
arrived ia the city list evening with
John W Hunter. "a patient Tor the ter
ritorlal hospital for the insane. Hun
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-16

The sohcmo To- blockmail us don't
keep the good people away guess
Nom.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-16

cnlar (for free distribution Civ.
ing a brief account Of this disease.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-16

Michael Il. Cassidy. who was apr
pointed postmaster III Bishee. Ariz.,
has been confirmed BY the senate and
commissioned BY the department 70
take charge or the office.
Bigbug postoffice, Yavapai county
Ariz.. win be discontinued on March
81. After hat date mail to Huron.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-16
NO KICK.

Young Guest-lt seems to me that
you don't object to the mosquitoes
singing in your DON
Old Guest-You bet | don't. Why.
when the mosquitoes are singing I
can't hear the glee club practicing on
che piazza.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-16

The probate court was In session
Yesterday afternoon ut the courl
house and considerable business wa'
disposed OF. An administrator was
appointed for the estate uf AIRS > G
Gates. deceased. John r. Ross, aid
ministrator OF the estate Of the lnt'
Gcorec W Rue, made his FIRST semi
annual report The Inst VIII ana tcs'
lamont ot Hilario liaca was 'probatcd
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-06-22
Marriage Licenses

Farley P Jensen and Julia Howe, Of
Washington.
John F. Sander, of Buffalo. y. Y, and
Susie Riley. Of Catletts. Va.
John A. Fergel and Emma G. Simms. of
Washington.
Edward r. Spies and Margaret A.
Creamer. Of Washington.
James Lyons, jr., and Emma a. LOefier,
of Washington.
Joseph W. owen and Florence z. Mat
thewS. Of Montgomery county. Md
Guy r. Rowland and Grace A Miller.
Of Washington.
Frank 3. Hanson and Harriet r Cayen-
der. of Washington.
Arthur R. Thompson and Mae Burdette,
Of Washington.
Robert NJ. Ashlin and Helen V. Lewis.
Nathaniel J. Hall, Of Gainesville, Nd.
and Nary r. Welsh, of WASHINGTON.
William J. Q. Powers. or PhiladCiphia
Pa, and Mary Y. Wonderly, of Wash
ingtOn.
Henry T. Curtis and May Pearson. Of
John Vi. Boettler and Lily A. Mapes, of
Washington.
Bernard T. Berger and Mary T. smith.
of Washington.
Thomas E. BLADDER and Eta I. Bartlett.
of Washington.
jeremiah Murphy and Mary Carmodv.
of Washington.
William IT. Lanham and Blanche I.
Hunt, OF Washington.
CClley ". Bell and Carl l. Bushby, OF
Washington.
Rov A. KOontz and Elizabeth Metz. Of
washington.
Harry A Newman and Catherine NJ.
Pullman. Of Washington.
Howard H Harrison and Vina Kid
well, Of Washington.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-06-22
DEATHS

hiALONET-On Monday. June 90 1910. al her
residence. 81 Myrtle street northeast.
SOPHIA FRANCES PARKINSON Ma
LO\EN.
Funeral Cprivate) from her late residence.
on Thursday June o. at $50 a. m. thence
TO s.. AloysiUs' Church where mass viii
be said for the repOse Of her soul at 9
O clock
PASTOEFIELD-On Tuesday. June q. 1910.
~ $40 o'clock. at Slbey Hospital. MAR
TN =. PASTORFIELD
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
CAESON-On Tuesday. June % 1910 at 1875
.. m, at his residence. 2l1 Eleventh street
southwest. HONAED THOMPSON. son OF
Lillian Regain and the late w. ". Carson.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
FOUNTAIN-On Tuesday June q. 1910.
JOSEPHINE A. wife % u. c. Fountain
Funeral az the East washington Heights
Baptist Church. at 10 o'clock a. m, Friday.
June q
EPEAGUE-On Wednesday. June - 1910 az
$50 a. M. at her residence the ThearIe
apartments. KITTY SPRAGrE. beloved
sister Of Porter c. Sprague and Ethel 5.
Donaldson.
Interment in Rock Creek Cemetery. Flu
neral private
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Deaths.

Charles a. Diver "A years, Georgetown
University Hospital.
Mary F.. Carr. 60 years, 32S South Caro-
lima avenue southeast
Gus,ave Ruppe-t. IS years. s26 Twenty
second 81 rect
Charlotte C. Armstrong. CT years, 1912
Sunderland place
George 3. SJanger, IS years, III Laur-
en2e street, Brockl9nd. 7. Q.
John Brown, IS years, 90 E street north
west
William H. Mobley, 60 years, SD Seventh
street northeast
William L. Stuard, 90 years, 211O I street
northwest.
Charles II Judd. 81 years, Government
Hospital for Insane.
Sophia Fersinger. 53 years, N street
northwest
Susan King, 81 years, lola Fifteenth
street northeast
David Hammersley, g years. Providence
Hospital.
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synopsis of Chapters Already Published

Or. Hargreaye, the most eminent sur
geon In New York, receives a mysterious
telephone message demanding his services
''ln a matter OF life and death" He re-
luCtanJly promises 10 accept the case A
little later an automobile drives up to
the door and a gentleman. introducing
himself as Mr. LawlOr. explains that the
case has to do with "a member OF his
household over in Jersey" He promises
10 pay, without question. any honorarium
the doctor may demand. The great sur
geons accompanied by Lawlor. Is driven
10 a ferry, and then. having accepted a
cigar from his client, falls asleep
When he awakes he discovers that ne
has been kidnapped, and IS a prisoner in
a bungalow in the midst of a great
forest.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-06-22
CHAPTER ".
The Patient.

NMY PATIENT. That my patient?
Ava Good Lord, man. what is this
a madhouse2'
Wait. Wait and see" Lawlor broke
in. raising his hand CcurteousIy in an
appeal for silence. Come. I viii show
YOU You can judge better for your
self than by anything I may tell you
Pardon me IL I lead the way2''
. He escorted Hargreave ont Of the sun
ny bTedkfast-rOOm, by another door
than that through which the guest had
entered, and conducted him down a
corridor which skirted the back Of the
house, then turned at right angles INTO
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-06-22

advertisement 10 any one OF the fol-
lowing;
SORTHW EST.
Asqulth's Pharmacy. lis 18th 81 y. W.
BRchrach. 5Jh < Eye SIS. \. W..
Bradneid. % a Il SIS. y. W.
BronaUgh. sth q + n ".
Carpenter & Dunlop. Isth 4 Girard "a
Clemence. 18th s. Z y. W.
Chris,iani Pharmacy. 6ss Pa ave. \. ".
Concord Pharmacy, ISIS \. ~ av. \ "
Davis. sth & y. ".
Day & Co.. 9Th & c sta. N W..
Ouney, sth and y ETA. y. "
Duney. I'D 81 = Ia. ave. y. W.
Edley. 18th d clifton sta n W.
Gaisberg. 1904 18Th st n W.
Ges6fOT0's. SJh and SIS. ~. W
Goldenbergs Dept Store. 7th & * HrS NM
Henry. I'D & y sJs. y. ".
Hines. n Y ave a 81 y W
Howard. K D, lsth * W sta " W
Howard 10th & X ELE- y W
Hornungs Pharmacy. eth & n "a. N W.
HUtC1lns-AenueI DrLE Co.
Hutton & Hllt0us I'd & L So. ". W
s kann. soma X Co. Dept store. Slh 81
& Pa. ave. y. ".
Kenesaw Pharmacy. NJ Pleasant & living
Rooster. H B.. SD and n sts. n. "
koss. 7th St and Fla ave. =. W.
MatJlngly's Pharmacy, IAN & L sta y "
Aait1y's Pharmacy, 100 Calvert AZ n. ".
Nlcois Pharmacy, lSlh l. Pa ava ~ W
New York Avenue Pharmacy. ~. Gap. u
and y. y ava
O-DouneI. So r st ~ W.
Paul Pearson, 18th 81 q Fla ave. n. "
pvJzOld. l-n s. Harvard s-s. y W.
Clgley's Pharmacy. zlst & sJs. " ".
Eeh, l-Zl ~ T. ave ~ ".
Reh's Pharmacy. 1th & i sls n. W
Richardson Pharmacy. l4th and X " W.
Rlcha-ds0a. % g. Pa ave -. W
SchahrLh. y Cap * Il SIS ~. W
Simpson J. F. itn g. Il SIS. ~ "
Smith J. E. 5sth a. Wisconsin ave
Tsy.Oo's Pharmacy. sth & 4 sls. y. "
Neitch, K A.. -glh g. 81 SIS. ~ "
Wagner 4 Co, Ist K Il STA \. w.
YaruOG. -4l- L4th 81 ~. ".
Waters. NJ. Wisconsin ave and y 81 n W
y TgI-sr' Z Z, Z 80 80 q ss5 81 Az.
sGnford's Pharmacy, ~ 4. ave & y CAP.
PAX Road PhaTnacy' Ilth 81 & PARK n
Times SubsJztiOu. -y-5 lth %. y ~
T-ir1es s1ostation. ms ga 81. y w
Times SubstaJisu. -l58 Pa. ave = "
TIu.es Satisfaction. 1903 q 81. n W
Times SUos-atioI, % "A 81 ". "
Union Station tGErlstlaEI PharmacvI
NORTHEAST.
Burners Pharmacy. n. cap & r So
T3ufIer 4th 81 s. Stanton place y ~
George J. Geiger. SIN L. d stE. y
laddcn-s Pharmacy, 1-yJ Fla. ave ii
Lamb & Taylor, uth & Z. Cap. stE.
Lincoln Park Pharmacy, lSJh ana =. Can
Mede. Pharmacy. 9Th * Il SIS n u -
NeChesUey q Joachim. 70 q Z - II
New YORK Avenue Pharmacy. y. \. Ave.
Pitzer, gth & F. cap
Tyree's ghaEHiasy' II l5th & z st5; y. E
Times 5LD1-1-4J-ls 90 Il ST. n.
SOUTH W EST.
Eisenoeiss' Pharmacy. z1h & B sta. s. "
" c FUR. CD FlrsJ s. W
Harris 80 & + SIS. s. W.
Lynhan's Pharmacy, lZl3 "A 81. s "
McDonald. J. ", 81 & l. slA- s. W
Times Substation, sJ5 9Th - S. w
SOUTHEAST.
Arth & Co. 655 Pa ave 3 Z
FserEIey, 80 1st st. 5. T..
Eurrovgs' Pharmacy. 18th St & Pa Az q 2
Enrich. nth ST. & Pa ave :. E
FalcOuer Il2 llth St ). h.
Hawkins, 4th S. & Va ave s. Z
Ney & Co. Pa ave a. SJh 81. s z
Rosch Drug Co. Sth & @ SIS. s 81
WeIer's. Sth d Eye SITS 5. 4.
O.IlonneIl. Cd & Pa ave 5. E
Powell A. T.. Eth and Z Cap.
Times SEbstaLlCu. SIN and j. gts &
ANACCSIIA
Bury's Pharmacy, cor Monroe & letter.,
streets
Times suDstation, s05 Nichols ave.
ALEXANDRIA
Came, r L. Alexandria. Va
BROCkLAND.
Linton & Nelson. BrOodand. D. c
CHEVY CHASE
6Onneman. T. A. Chew Chase
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MARRIED

6PENGLER-W Z a Y r Ron wednesday
June %. 1910. at the residence OF the brides
cousin. Henry Is. Weaver, -24S Ontario road.
SAMUEL CLIFFORD SPENGLER. n IIlr-
risburg, Pa, and EMMA VIRGINIA
WEAVER OF Front Royal Va. by the
Rev Howard Wells. Of Mt Vernon Place
Church. No Caras
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-06-22
The Vital Records.
Births.

Richard o. and Resale RidEeway, EirI.
Henry ". and Rose X Andrews, boy.
Edwin and Christina Westerland. girl.
William and Clara Gotthardt, boy.
Harry L. and Ella +. SimcoN. girl.
Wilbur J. and Helen +. NusbaUm. boy
Frank II. sHd MllliCent + SchuCkers.
10Y
Jacob and RebCcta Gritz, boy
August =. and Elizabeth DOrr. girl
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-06-22
NOTED SURGEON DISAPPEARS!
FCuI Play Suspected-No Clue Ye
Found

But" ne continued, "even the loss OF
so eminent a man as you, doctor, wiil
serve for hardly more than nine days
speculation. Illuminating 20 our self
esteem as u may be 20 recognize the
fact. few Of us humans, after ALL can
hold the public eye longer than that.
once we re gone Few OF as, very few, %
he added. with peculiar emphasis, "un-
less, indeed, there be some-reason-f0r
unseen eyes 20 watch, 20 hunt for US,
He lapsed into silence, drumming the
while on the chair arm with his great.
muscular fingers For moment neither
man spoke
Well remarked the surgeon. finally.
ell then, so Tor the present We un-
derstand this situation which you have
forced upon me What IL may all be
about, J. OF course, don't know. Why
you chose 10 kidnap me and drug me
and carry me OF 10 a strange place, IN
der an assumed name. l cannot fathOm.
What extraordinary motive"
There Is a good reason, a most eX-
cellent reason, for every act of mine. %
interrupted Lawlor. Had 1 told you
my true name and my real object you
simply would have refused, and this
thing so vital 10 my happiness, my
peace Of mind-nay. my very life itself
would not have been done-as now II is
going % be-"
That stiH remains TO be SEEN" said
HarSreave, dryly. Your answers an
/ , i
do not understand. Wen, no matter;
time VIII solve the riddle, and I am not
inQUisitiVe."
His keen and interested glance beIied
his disclaimer. Since I am apparently
IN your power, here, and since, further
more, you have the hold on me that
every layman has on his medical ad-
wiser, nothing remains save 10 proceed
with the work 1 am reasonable man.
am sensible, 1 hope"
Very good And now, the terms2"
After discover exactly what is 10 be
done and what that may involve, we
can settle upon those. My only stipUla-
uon Is that you ask Of me nothing con-
trary 10 my honor or TO the ethics Of
my profession. II I am too"
Ee stopped suddenly, listening with
amazed perpleXIty.
What's thatg' cried he. There s
twice this morning I've heard it,''
From somewhere, apparently far be-
meath, rose once more that weird, saw
age, mufhed cry.
What that2'
Thar said LawIor. Why, that's
the member Of my household I told
YOU about when you and I were talk
ing in your front hall. Come on, sir.
If YOU please. Come on; I want 10 in
troduce you 20 your patient for the
next three mOnths!'
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-06-22
FOR RENT-RooMS
Furnished.

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room, parlor floor hat, furnished Ia best OF
style; complete for hOusekeepinE. elegant
gas range; porcelain sink; bah. very rea-
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K ST. \. ". i8l5-Furnished. large ROOM
With private bath
K ST N W. lus-One large room. win
board; nicely furnished. three windows
Q ST. y. W, 2O7-Tvo large connecting sec
OnG floor front rooms porcelain bath: f1r
gem lemcn or light hOusekeeDings near Cen
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y H AVE. I122-Nicely furnished double
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MAINE AVE S. w. aO-Cor. OF 6th-Two or
three newly papered nicely furnished rooms
running water, gas, bath. Housekeeping; s. =
and $50. single room large s.
NICHOLS AVE. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. cool
rooms. suitable for couples. reasonable
K ST. n. w. Ilis-One 10 - room. win
board: nicely furnished. III wludJwE-
K ST. \. W. u5-Nice cool front rooms. s.
and S month.
D ST y W., I1l-Furnlshed rooms. house
keeping; 81 % s. per week
D ST y. W. Zzs-LarEe. airy. furnished
rooms. also hal room. central location
" ST. y W.. 1870 rooms. bath. ras. hear:
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EYE ST \. W. 1s5s-OId Catchy mansion.
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6TE ST. \. W. 5zs-Largs front room. TWO
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Sd ST. y. W. slT-One large furnished room
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G ST. y. ". 427-BeautIfuI larEe front room.
cool, Completely furnished. reasonable
9Th ST. " W.. 607-Large mont room, with
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H ST. y. W, soz-Furnishea. 9 rooms.
complete for light housekeeping summer
rates
18TH y. W. z452-Coruer Columbia rod
Three large rooms second folr. completely
-eI1lsasd tor housekeepings Gas range.
L ST. y. IS. 634-Large front room Tor OF
gentlemen. $40 ana So month; bath
ST y. W. If45-BeautiTul second r1J-
rooms. 81 per month"; hail room. s.. phone
ST. y ". 1.-TWO sscont-foor com
municat.ng rooms convenient 90 bath fur
hlshed iot holsekeePinSi splendid location
near Pension Bureau. reasonable rent FOR
SUMNER months.
HOTEL WEST. lbs Pa ave. y W.. opposite
raleigh Hotel summer rates 10 permanent
and transielrs-
A ST y Z 5ls-F-ve furnished rooms. Isl
ana q dOors. IN exchange Tor board Of
couple
sTH ST. y W, u2-Larye fr5at room nicely
furnlshsd; separate beds q 1oos. hot
water.
IF you WANT 4 NICE ROOM. reasonable.
apply a. The ROCHESTER HOTEL. single.
q per week lp. double. s. week ~ EJc-e5-
Ter Hotel. $40 4 81 ~. ~.
THE FREMONT HOTEL
-r--e-E -4LLabLe4 rooms Iea-lEl rates.
central locarl1D- q and Indiana ave " W
nth ST n. W, I5u-Bsau-.Fu. wen s.r-
nlshed room. southern exposure Phone "
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-06-22

My conduct in every way must depend
wholly on ciIcums tances."
Iawlor rehected moment Then he
nodded. "l understand, said he. AT
most, there viii be no way to prove
anything. You know neither who /
am nor where we are. And after the
you speak in riddles" said the
surgeon, laying his half-burne6 cigar
in silver tray on the table. Riddles.
I do not understand" His anger had
his growing interest.
mo matter-for the present. One
step at a time"
True. And for the present, what
viii the world say at my disappear
ance2 There is something TO be
thought of"
Il have thought Of il. When I de-
Cided on this-er-these experiments
I hesitated (to be entirely frank with
YOU between yourself and Kenneth
Sarlow Balm ridge. He, however, has
a wife, a family. while you are"
single? Yes. There will be, at
least. no suffering on that score. Put
my practice. as l have already pointed
OutE'
Burton, your colleague at the Met
ropolitan can handle much of IL. And
the results 10 science, in the end, the
absolute proof that-that-well, the
results, I say, will far more than
cOunterbalance any harm wrought by
your absence The newspapers will
talk for a while. Of course. In fact,
they're already talking, as you see"
He opened the copy OF The Planet
and with his fOrehnEer indicated
headline:
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WOMEN'S WANTS

TIE GREAT EASTERN TEA CO.,
a- Pa ave = r Fine teas. pure spices.
fresh roasted -Cfees- A Trial Of our goods
lcslres y1-- patronage
WAN-ED-Fea-Ler beds at once 500 Old
feather beds highest cash prices paid Send
postal and our mar viii call SOUTHERN
FEATHER CO.. $40 6-h s. n W
SIGNOEA ANNA ANDRISI FAIL
LINCOLN sos
SLa-poa1l- Wed and sat ( % 10 p n
Combines and all switches made into latest
style b-a-Gs or p-fS- Through connection
ul-l the leading dealers am in a position o.
furnish everything up 90 Gate and match all
shades % Eal-- WIGS made 20 order EAST
CAPITAL EAIE DRESSING PAELOFLS. cor
nsr s-h and Fast caI lroi SITS
SHAlIFDUING. ualicUriuE. hair dressing
az all tines corub-ngs and Ga switches.
B--i-z DIES. CurIs made in latest styles.
Line. 195s. Miss anna COPELAND. III 1th
SLIGHTEST srICkER that ever stuck clues
furniture. glass. china. books, everything
Royal Glue 16c Soc 60 Plnts 81 Druggists. stc-
QUALITY ICE CREAM. delivered IN the city.
s. gal SOC = sal Try II
GEO. II. AMEELN, lUl9 n Y AVE.
PLEASURE and business vehicles Tor hire
PORTLAND STABLES. = II PEAkE 50
n J. ave Main 1855
VIAVI SCIENCE OF HEALTH, naturaI
non-surEical- cloth bound. 100 page book
free Apply by mail SIS Coior1dO Building
free lecture Tor women Wednesday 2-3G p n
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-06-22
W0RKNGMEN'S VANS

WORKING8IEN-These cool br1cing DAYS
remind YOU not % be braced. but call on
rs Tor a tailored slightly used suit or over
coat &c 20 E5- save mon, one price.
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