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DIPLOM4TIC CHANGES.
second secretary bearing Of Lsndor
Goes To Mexico Cuy.

WAsHNoToS. Aug 10 The Depart
ment Of State to-day announced the fol-
lowing changes in the diplomatic ser
vice
Fred VI bearing Of Missouri. now Sec
ond Secretary Of Embassy az London. TO
be Secretary Of Embassy at Mexico city
q Andrews Morisrtv. Jr. nf Rhode
Island now Third Secretary OF Embassy
a. Mexico city. to he second Secretary Of
that embassy
Frank u Arnold Of Pennsylvania. now
Secretary OF Legation AZ Guatemala. TO be
Third Secretary Of Embassy at Mexico
city
Percival HeintelemAn OF Pennsylvania,
transferred from the Depa rtment OF
State and appointed Second Secretary
of Legation az Pek in. China
Leland Harrison 81 Illinois. now Sec
ond secretary Of Legation at IAkin. to
he Second Secretary Of Embassy at Lo
don
George T Weltzel Of Missouri, second
Secretary Of Embassy at Mexico CITY.
has been attached Ia the division Of LATIN
American affairs IN the Department of
State
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TENNESSEE REPT BLICtNS
Nominate Hopper for Go,ernor and In.
dorse Taus Administration

NASHVILLE, Tenn Aug ~ Capt
r " Hopper 81 newport wa nominated
late this afternoon for Governor 10y ~.
Republicans OF Tennessee. The vote
was Taylor. mi j-lI Hopper -? s-Is
The nomination was made unanimous
The platform adopted lndor--s tho
administration OF President rafi and
commend him for "evatinG to the
Supreme Bench - the United States
Horace n LuTton II Tenns--...
n Clay Evans addressed the con-
vention He blamed Gov Patterson for
existing conditions IN I.un.s-aa de-
ClarinR that many thinking I-.oula in
Tennessee and other State. think ~"
Gov-rnor was closely connected with
a tsrrIbl. Crma. which crime must H..
blotsd out 10y liberty loving r"orLr
The platform takes strong stand ~
favor Of prohibition.
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Board Of Trustees nder Federal SUPER
vision to NE Appointed 10 Dispose
of the Land IN I4arge Enough hoeks
To Attract Development Capital
Ormsby McHarg. formerly Assistant
Secretary ~ Commerce and Labor and
now attorney for the Choctaw Nation
IN the matter OF tho Indian lands held
by that tribe. got hack yesterday from .
two weeks stay IN Muskogee and AlcAlester.
the two chief cities of the tribe.
Mr. McHArg il preparing a plan for the
sale Of the lands of the Choctaws. which
~ Is hoped may also apply to the ChickA-
saws holdings. and which. Mr. Mcharg
says. may be Incorporated into a bill TO
he presented to the next Congress.
In discussing the question OF these
lands with Secretary Ballinger not long
ago Mr.. McHarg outlined his ideas on
the subject. and Secretary Ballinger. he
says. asked him to get his scheme in shape
for consideration 10y the Department
of Justice II was tho Secretary's wish,
MIR McHarg SAYS, to have the Attorney
General go over the plan and pass on the
legal questions involved This done and
the plan having been approved in thece
RESPECTS by the Attorney GENERAL. the
Indians attorney says Mr. Ballinger
animated that he might have the plan
introduced into Congress as an Admin
stratlpn measure
Tn" McHarg plan provides for a board
of trustees TO ba appointed by tho Presi-
dent. who would have full charge Of the
selling IT the lands The conduct 81 the
trustees would be under the jurisdiction
nj the Federal CouEts The lawyer be-
heVes that through this board Of trustees
and Federal jurisdiction II would he pos
slbe To sell tho lands tn thu best advantage
TO the Indians and also IN tracts Of such
80" a. To- invite purchasers with backing
enough to develop them.
~ II - now. MIR McHaTR explains
the Indians. while the richest commu-
nifty per capita IN the country, are land
poor. and because the Government has
not sold the land az the present owners
expected are willing to pay exorbitAnt
commissions for any one who will turn
4 into money for them because Of their
need for ready cash
Furthermore the sale Of the land, Mr.
MCHarg says. has become a state issue
IA Oklahoma The Indians pay no taxes
on their holdings and the state needs
morr revenue He says that the Indians.
however. do not want To sell on the sur
fare plan. hut prefer to dispose Of the
coal and other rights all in one lump
with the land In addition 10 the tribal
land each Indian owns 80 much allotted
land nf his own Under present condi-
tons he has no money 20 work this al
lotted" land. which IL one Of the reasons
why he - so anxious TO turn his share Of
the tribal lands into money
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Swing NAMES ~ .ERWiNl
Remarkable Results of the Introduct ton
of PastenrIIrh VIM hN Nathan Strnus

Great interest has been aroused IN the
IMPERIAL Health Department, IN Berlin
by recent demonstrations hy Nathan
Straus of New York II the efficacy 81 his
method of saving babies lives In sand
hansen. near Heidelberg. Mr. Straus
established an infant milk depot and h"-
gan supplying past-,lriDed milk IN Feb-
rliry l9os. and there was an immediate
reduction IN the death rate At the end
~ the first year n was found that the
mortality among children under : years
had been reduced from AN average ~ ~
per cent for the preceding Eve wears u
less than 20 yer cent
Last spring when Mr. Straus went 20
Germany tur a vacation be extended the
WORK II the Sandhausen depot 50 "a -
supply ptstauTi1sd milk 20 all the babies
~ SandhauSan si-hsr uy selling n AZ "A
nominal price or 10y giving ~ away The
result wac thar there wer" no deaths e
babies IN the town m july. the hottest
month - the summer although in past
year Their" had been always six "r seven
deaths
This record ~ July without a single
death Of a child under two years was Oh
tanned without any change IN conditions
other than the supplying " past"urIzed
instead ~ raw mIik
At Karlsruhe Mr. Straus has presents ed
pas'euriZation plant 20 the BADEN
Women = Society. and II has been operated
under the patronage II the Dowagrr
Grand Duchess In Berln the death
rate among babies vas from - - = per
cent prior TO IN" Inauguration ~ thIS
work About ono-fifth - the babies -
IN" city hAy" been supplied with pAs'"4r-
IZed milk since 1875 and the death rate
has fallen 70 between ~ and l. g,.r cent
Among ~" babies supplied with 'h,s
milk IN" death rate las been less than
: p.r cent Ih"-" latter children ar"
81 ~" very popT"-' Glasses, among whom
the death rate - usually highest
Dr Keller who opposed Mr. ~trlu~ IS
wurE two years ago. has deCIdcd ~ H."
IN fhIrtV-twu mix q"
pots that ar" - n" opened m various cities
psrIal Gov arnm"nf
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HOCHSTETTERS VACATION.
without Much Ado lie Arranges for II to
Begin To-day.

BELLE vrLLF y j. Aug l. --Polics
Chief Flynn was at his desk to-day taking
a smoke when James Hochstetter walked
in and said
say Jim. | am tired Of working and
would like a vacation
-wrv don't you take IT, asked the
chief
We'll. haven I got the necessary green
backs said Hochstetter. and ! want
Won - hand me oit SIXTY day journey
"a the caldwell zen which affords a fine
ride over the mountain
Are Won crazy. Jim. Or what in the
name - heaven is walking on youY-
Hochstatter dee Jared that he wasn
Crazv. hut wanted vacation. and that ID
the chef didn't give IL 10 him Without
hlz doing something rash he would have
TO commit a crime
An right sad the chief. wait a
ninuts-
Policeman Perlv walked in AZ this
moment and he escorted the man out If
che police station and advised him To e
home
Indeed ! won't sad Hochste1ter
want . vacation and am going 20 get "
T"forN Policeman per'y realized what
was going on the fellow landed an upper
cat IN the cops Jaw
Hochsts'ters vacation hegius to- NOR
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relieve the habv's torture but the results were
not what We had looked for.
I'VE had rad n the Cu,lr,i-s -s--sdlss %
~ vent 10 the drug store and got SOM Cuit
cu-a soap and Cutirura ointment We uset
Them lust as directed and In three days ths
crust began 10 come OF IN a week Their uH
no more scah and now the baby IL cured WITH.
ou' mark sleeps sonrdiy IN her cradle snt
her parents IN their bod. With no more 'l.Sr-
less nights hecau.e Of ihe hahv's s,ysrt-g
,1firiira seems a wonderful remedy TO- tNt
fiseAS@ and any ono having ec1er1A sh0filf
rot d.lav N getting e. Henry " Forri,
Y I. Bath, Pa. Dee o. 1909
Cuiieurs Remedies sid thrnuFhout 'ss v-'t
Potter DRUG a chem Corp SOLO Pror. p---a
So sAiH-d 'r~e 72-rsee Cu'irur. boob e-,''H'-f
Invaluable advice the Treatment 20 ski- -T-uh -
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FOREST FIRES SPREADING.
More soldiers sent co Fight the Flame. In
National Parks.

HELENA. Mon. Aug Is-The~ IL little
change to-day in the forest fire situation.
No new fires arr reported to-day. The
Yellowstone Park situation il well IN hand
hut m" New National Park in Flathead
county - ~" sc"ne ~ perhaps IN. worst
fir- now burning The railroad IL sending
men ~ as fast as they can h. got. but tho
tIml.'r - very dry and fighting IN" flames
- difficult Wherever possible. hack
firing - tang r'sorted to- ~ well a.
cutting pathS over which th" flames can
not i-Av hut despite all precautions the
flames spread Gov. Norris stands ready
To cali out the stat" troops So soon a.
tn" fighting materials ars provided 10y
the For"S'ry Department
BUTTE. Mon. Aug 10 A report from
KalIst"ll saws that three companies Of
tn" Twenty fifth Infantry nave been
ordered there and will Immediately pro-
c.-"d To- tn" flath"ad reservation and
Glacier National Park. where fires ara
h"yond control
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Increment. Of Naval Vessels.

WAsHISoToS. Aug. Is.-The Gunboa,
Marietta has arrived az Bluehelts, the
oollier Hector at Norfolk, the cruisers
Char lesion. New Orleans aud New York
at Yokohama the submarines Cuttiefish
Tarantula aud Wiper ana torpedo boats
Standish and Bagley at Solomons. Ind
the bGttleships Connecticut. Michigan,
Louisiana South Carolina. Kansas. New
Hampshire. Nebraska. Rhod. Island
Virginia. Minnesota. Vermont. Mis- issippi
ldaho repair ship Panther. hospital - H.
Solace and supply ship Celtic AT New port
the cruiser Wolverine. g,inboais Nashville
and lAntIo and tugs Dorothea aud Gopher
at Port Huron
The torpedo boat Rodge hrs sailed
from the New York yard Tor Boston. the
cruiser Tacoma from Bluefields for Care
GraciAs Dio- the collier Culeoa from
the New York yard for Newport. tn. tor
pedo boats Smith. Lamson. Fhls-er and
Preston from New London on "a ,ruis... th.
despatch boat Dolphin from Gloucester
for Newport. the torpedo hoa' Craving
and SttnRr.y and submarireS NarwhAi
and Snapper from New London for BlocN
IslEnd.
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DIED..

BtTIER On Monday rroraing Age" -
a. her residence, Lon. sath . N-7''
Mar \ beloved wife ~ Edward " 't.',
Inegal services AZ ~ Patricr t'.--' '''a
- ana ith az ~ u o clora 'ri9''4h
morning. August u
DAVIS. On August II. lame, r TAs.s So
EhE fuSyEu CHrHcH "a N'.. d :.
FrNNE D.. CAMprsLl BLDnr Tr'rn., m -!
pR!SLANE.. hi, residence rs 80 '..,''
Az. EdWArd y : beloved s,c % 'a1- .'''
lane In hts s7th yssr
REQUIEM mass a. church 81 ~ --'' -
Apostle. ils;h 81 and 81 N.cr7 FL. s.a
- THURSDAY. Please '''
Albany papers please copy
FAIRBANk on MONDAY. Augus' 90
EmmA EuEtbcth. wife OF Ee,41--~' u ~,
bank snd daughter OF the ate a's W.
Hnd Amelia Meeks
~ 10 4 81. St ner residence. - t''' '-
81 BROOKLYN
PAIGE ON Monday. August -. 1870 ~
Paige Funeral services on Nsfnc,f's -.
u~' ~. ~ the residence Of 30 ,1- -
Floyd Parsons. iu> Fast SetH - f.'r'-
AZ 30 o'cocs N. ln'~ ~
cedar Lawn Cemetery
RFND on august rs. a. hts resd-rre ~ y
Fort hamilton. William Wsp'n> .'' ~
ncrlv licutc1 SAINT 'onf rdsrs'e Ns'E
Funeral pu,at. N,aruud So ..'.'
Va paper, please copy.
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SHERNtN rs PLEASED.
Considers u an Endorsement Of the Ad-
minlstratton-On To See TAFT.

UTICA. Aug ~ NlCe-Pr~SIdent James
: sherman. who was selected to-day
by the Republican state committee for
the temporary chRirTnanship Of the state
convention. appreciates deeplv the honor
the committee mas conferred upon him.
and unless something unforeseen de-
vslops he will hn on hand in Saratoga
next month To call the con v ention To order
The Nice-President was busy tonight
preparatory 10 departing at midnight
for Beverly. Mass where tomorrow he
has an engagement With President Taft.
and he would not he drawn INTO any
discussion pertaining 20 the circum-
stances of his selection as temporary
chairman of the convention, though he
did not attempt to hide the pleasure he
feels AZ the honor the committee has
bestowed upon him
The Vice President Is eager TO har-
monte As far a. lies IN his power all
factonal differences IN the party IN the
stat" and m the nation. and he does not
believe any good purpose would Oe served
or party harmony improved 10y needless
discussion Of Incidental controversies
AZ this time As to the alleged rebuke Of
Roosevelt contained IN the selection Of
MIR sherman for the temporary chair
manship nv the Woodruff Barnes com
blnation and the consequent turning
down Of the ex-President for the place
by the same element of state oTganiza-
ton. Mr. sherman has no comment To
make He considers his seleCtIon as
temporary chairman of the state con-
vention TO be a very substantial indors~-
ment Of the Taft administration. and this
10 a source Of deep qualification 70 him
The NIce-President sAld tonight that
he was going down 20 Beverly 20 talk
politics with the President The Con-
gressional campaign j. to he the principal
subject discussed. but the situation IN
New York state might also receive some
Representative Louden-
slayer OF New Jersey was gong 70 he
there. but - III and cant 60
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SORT ,>>WER 10 BE\NETT.
Coagrr-snian OIcoti JusiInrs the Deeds
His Enemy Depiores.

j Van NcChten Dl"ott. addressing tho
West SIDE Republican club last night.
tooA occasion tn return soft answers 10
As.enhlvtnan William VI B"I\l"tt Mr.
Olco't -aid long and earnestly that he
had always supported Roosevelt except
in the single item Of tho number 81 battle
ships to be built pcr year. and az for Pres
dent Taft ne had disagreed with him only
mornentarily over the income tax
Only once did Mr. Olcott speak tartly
when he said that one NJ Mr. Bennett
objections TO him a. an InsIrgent hardly
came with good grac" from a man who
ran independently for Assembly against
a Republican Assemblyman. a. a result
Of which a Democrat was elected
MIR Bennett saws that | have special
Ized IN commercial politics That II
absolutely untrue cried Mr. Olcott
He explained that IN June. 1877. Judge
Holt had ASKED HIM over the telephone
To b. a r.,eiver. whereupon he had con-
sented 20 be a receiver Next morning
he found the trm to be Milliken Bros
Mr. OloDtt said he considered the MillIken
receiver had done good Job and he
doubted not that two other receiver
ships which aiterward came his way
wer. due ~ good work IN the Milliken
matter Any one who limited az politics
IA them reflected thought Mr. Olcott
more upon two Federal Judges than upon
himself
Also the Congressman got a census Job
for a man recommended bv the Rev
Father Taylor. rector II the Church Of the
Blessed Sacrament at Sevsnty-firSt street
and Broadway Nlr OlCott said he didn {
know the man Father TAYLOR recommended
but concluded 10 must be all right He
wrote 10 Supervisor Falck ~ the Census
who gave tho man a job. and afterward
sent Congressman Olcott brief note
saying how efficient Father Tavlor's
protege had b,en
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POSr OFFICE DEPT. CHANGES.
Thorp. Head Of Free Delivery service.
Gets Promotion " ith More Pay.

WAsHINGToS. Aug. i6.-E. II. Thorp
of Vermont. for many years head of the
free delivery service. was to-day promoted
Ia the place Of superintendent OF the
division Of salary and allowance in the
Post Ofice Department The promotion
carries an increase in salary from SS.OO
IN $4,000 year Mr.. Thorp succeeds G. VI.
Waters OF Colorado. who - transferred To
division headquarters in Denver Thorp
and Waters are tSo 81 the post Office IN
spectors vho were transferred tO the
executive rbrce Of the Department as an
incident Of the postal scandal some years
ago, when August ". Machen and George
". Beavers were dismissed from the ser
vice. 1horp succeeded Machen. while
Waters TOOK Beavers's place
Theodore ingalls, Of Kentucky has been
named chief CLERK OF the bureau ~ the
Fourth Assistant PostmasteT-(ie General. ~.
will succeed X. VI, Pindsll. DR. of Mary
land. who recently became chief clc~k ~
the Department Of Commerce and Labor.
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THE MISSING GREINER MEN
would Have Voted for ROOseNe u
GreIner Had Thought O. important.

BUFFALO. Aug 10 Fred Greiner. the
Republican leader ~ Erie county who
controls state Committeeman Daniels
e the Thirty sixth district and Grimm -
the Thirty ff'h. and - supposed 10 in
fiuence Frank Utter Of the Thirty seventh
district. was found az his farm ten miles
out Of town by a reporter tonight He
had had no news Of the action ~ the State
committee until informed hy the news
paper man He said
SO far a. know there was to have
h~-n nothing 20 The committ@" me~tIng
except what wAs Indicated IN the call
20 name the tim. and plao" 81 the con
N"ntion and rN the representation So
far a. Ers county u concerned the score
tarv % the county committee had reCeived
som" ten DAYS ago of'irIal notification
of what the representation would -
which Vas according 10 law A. 10 the
tIm.. and place NJ holding IN" convention
thar was practically tiNad and n u had
leon changed y would hav" t-.~n 81 no
particular consequence. | supposed that
was all tn"r. would II. TO ia" meeting
Mr. Gren"r Indicated IN IN" course
of h,z tak that he - not alarmed 81 IN"
old guard victory He reca rd- u simply
a. a gra'ui'oua swat A. the progressive
wing 81 the party y nh no real gain for the
obi guard Judging from hIs caring h"
- confident that hen IN" time comes
Roosevelt will control the state Conv"n-
tion and will IN. Temporary chairman II
n" cares for the honor
stat" CommItt""'n"n Daniels aud GRIMM
ed that had they been present IN New
York TO-DAY they would hav" voted tor
Rn0AsN cit
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A. TOIST >LEPT Ar THE WHEEL.
james Humphreys Awoke when Car
snapped on n Telegraph Pole.

GREENwICH. Aug ~ So fatigIed
that they we're asleep in a swiftly NOV ing
auto James Humphreys OF New York
and another man. a friend collided to-
d,v with telegraph pole an d smashed
il as they tore down Puts Hill. the scene
Of Gen Israel Putnam's hair ra ising ride
IN Revolutionary davs.
Humphreys and his friend had driven
all the way from Boston. and say they
wcr" unable 10 keep awake Humphreys
vas IN tho drivers seat with relaxed
hands on the steering wheel At the foot
OF Puts Hill the auto Was going AZ railw ay
speed when IL struck partly rotten
telegraph pole The pole broke OF about
six feat from the ground. and falling
barely missed the awakening Young men
Neither man was hurt. but the front Of
the Gar was smashed
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CHEERS FOR GiYNOR
In Tsmmsny Hail -Ociober Convention
Dates FINed.

The Tammanv Hall general committee
met last night and ISSUED the call for the
primaries 'u he held GA september H.
Charles = Murphy offered a series 81
resolutions cnndemninR the attack IN
Mayor Gaynof and expressing the hope
that he would speedily he restored 10
health The resolutions were adopted " tn
cheers
upOl County. October = Senate. DC
tob~r =: Assembly. October s, and Con-
Rress, October -.
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WAsHISGroN. Aug rs Postmaster
General Hitchcock loft Washington to-
day Tor "A Western trp II was announced
AT ~. Department that Mr Hitchcock =
destination was California. and n ls under
stood that he will stop OF an route al many
places. Ascertain political conditions and
report them to the President He will
attend the Frontier Day celebration 10
Cheyenne IN September.
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Patterson to Have an Industrial sno~.

PATERSON. Aug 10 The Board Of
Trade tonight started the ball rolling
for big industrial exposition TO he held
here early IN November The Fifth
Regiment armory has been secured and
one Of the biggest silk exhibits ever seen
~ America will be shown a. one Of the
features Patterson has 2g2 silk firms in
it, boundaries and every phase Of silk
production will b. shown p & Van-
KIRK ~ the head Of the exposition com
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Army and NAVY Rrher.-

wAsHTS6To~ aug - Thcse army orders
have b~en issued
Chaplain Ruter " Springer Coas, NrtiItery .
-. c and 70 hts station
capt. Kent Nelson Medical CorpS 10 WhippIr
BArracNs, relieving Capt Clarence |. cole Medical
Cotps. VINO Vti proceed 20 FOr1 Logan
first Lieut. Edgar j fArruv, Nedical Resrrvr
Corps, ron Vancouver Barracks 20 Port Morgan.
Ala
capt Prank n IAWton. Cor,m,s.ar,. v,r.n
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Admiral Bowie. Berea,ed Of . son.

- ~rrs4fsC1b's DSsrsirh ~ TAG SUN
NrREMsrRG. Aug Ia Thomas Bovles.
son II Rear Admiral Francis 7 Bowles.
retired president Of the Fore River Ship
building Company. died here to-day
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- = :
and one Of her eyes
almost closed Up A
hard crust formed
and would cracA opea
and the blood ran out.
IL itChed 20 ffEhi.
fully that the poor
little giri could not
rest We had 10 Keep
nitts on her hands 70
keep her from ScfAtr5.
ing al her face AL
her mother was forced
TO sit In a TOO Aing
chair with the h1by
day and might We
had a very good doc-
tor and ne I'D AL iha,
la nOasihlV rNftlN "a
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JETTEKsoN CRY, Mo Aug ~ Rob n
Norfeet. a Morgan cougty merchant ana
twic.. a rnember Of Missouri House ~
Representatives was nominated by the
Republicans to-day for Congress from
A1issouri,s Eighth district.
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relieved Ia ne Philippine Islands to New or
leans a. assistant p IrChAslns com miSSary
Capt DANIEL v Hand First Yield AruIsry
nom san Francisco 20 foEt sin. Okla
First Lieut. Richard ". Walker Twpi'ya
Cavalry. TO Fort Bayard General Hospital ,or
treatment
Major Henry \. ShAw Medical Corns Tnr,
Slocum. % the Philippine Islands. sailing aoS4i
Decsfnh-r
t!rst Lieut. Jacob Sbics. Tenth Infantry 70
the retired llst
These navy ORDERS have been issued
Capt : Ftske 20 summer conference WG
CoIicE. newport
Ensisn " 2 Reno 70 medical school hospitI
Washington. for observation
Passed. assistant surgeon Hoyt iTon
receiving talon. bu"so 10 naval hospital Mare
Island
resistant .rgson :. , lee. from Wasaiass,a
- e.. 20 Giving sta'ca. RurAlo
Passed Assistant pay master r. n. Llrls
from the thsttA nooga 10 Puget Sound pay.
master of YARD.
Passed Assistant Psymasler 2. r. Wilson. fron
payrnsster Ward. Puget Souni. ana Other dui-s
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TINY BABY HAD.
DREADFUL ECZEMA
On Hands, Face, Nose and Mouth.
Hard Crust Formed and Cracked
Open. Blood Ran. Itched Fright
fully. M:tts on Hands. No Rest.
Got Cuticura. In 8 Days Relief. In
aWeek Cured Without a Mark.

81 have y little baby aImos, q year old.
When u vas two months old It got eczema on
top % both her hands. on her face ard inside
her nose and mouth. She refused to drilk
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,ND.a.S 1nEH~
FRANK n. CAN PBELL- 7AI-7As ~ IA -
ChApels. AmbuiAnce service. Tel Ia-a S-sS"-
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He said that there would be no direct
primaries plank IN the platform to be pre-
-ented To the Republican State convention
newt september
II some 81 these crazy politicians he
said had their way they would make
New York like Kansas. where. the State
parties get up som" fool proposition every
year or 40 until Kansas has co1ne 10 be
known politically as a crazy State The
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-17
PLAN FOR INDIANS LAND SALE
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ADHINISTR HACKING.

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vision to NE Appointed 10 Dispose
of the Land IN IArEe Enough hoeks
To Attract DEVELOPMENT Capital.