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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-08
SPIRITS. SAYS MRS. STECK.
Biam-s ,.hssti, Visitor for separation %
Ter daughter and ". y. Dodge.

The mother ~ Mrs Helen Louise Stock
Dodge met the Young actress. Ia whom
Walter Phelps Dodge vas married last
January IA London. and gave out ves'sr-
dav stat"m''nt saving that her daughter
aud her SOn-in la " had agreed To separate.
chiefly because tue spook u MIR. Dodge
second wife. Who was Mrs. T. Coles.
objected ~ the third Mrs Dodge j.welry
MIR. St-ck said that there WAS no legal
separation. bat that Under the agreement
Into which both had entered her dau ghter
was 20 get some $50 a month, and she
vas greatly concerned beCaus-. the amount
had b...n cut since Mrs Dodge came back
to tho United States
Mrs stock who lives az West SIXTY
- gh'h street with her twp daughters.
HeleH aud Edna, siId that shs had become
So worried over Hslsns anaIrs that she
had gone 30 London last July Ia tind ont
inst how matters stood IL was the spirit
~ the former wife. She said Yesterday.
which was ChIehy responsible for the
trouble I asked Helen sch said
what had becoms 81 the jewelTy her
husband had gwen her She told IN"
that one morning Walter had come TO
her and had told her that he had seen
Eth-l's spirit lowering over her led
Then b. pointed Ia a lace veil which 10
longrd - Helen. and she gave u over
without complaint
That vas IA. way things wen' On
Every TIM" Fthrl's spIrit was mentioned
pleC. ~ Ja~elry OF some Other pretty
thing had To 60. 80 that by the time | got
to London rh, ha rdiy had = thing left
Nlr- Strck stayed for a time IsIting
her Son-Ir Law and her daughter Things
lOoh - agreeable enough she said. and
she. vas therefore surprised later when
she and her daughter were IN IuCerne
10 receive letter from Mr. hodge con
tanning a ulraft Of u separation agreement
q mi - ,h,-s for t1iU Her daughter got
tkO m September. hut rpCentlV. she said.
Harris 4 Harms 81 - v llham street.
lawyers for Mr Dodge had suggested a
cat m the allowance 10 SlOo month
Mr. SiaCk expressed herself a. greatly
ylinei Nv this reduction ia her daughters
allowance
Mr. Dodge - a lawyer and author He
~ a mem b.r Ut IN" Players the Authors
and the Racquet and Tennis luh He -
. graduate Of \ ale class ~ 1891 and has
done post graduate worS AZ oxford ""
- the son Of the Rev David stuart dodge
who founded the Protestant college AZ
ReirIt SYRIA. IN which Walter Phelps
podg.. was born he was ma rried twice
I nor 10 his marriag" Nith Helsn SteCk
Inc Rev Mr. lodge said last nj ght thai
he drdnt know the present status ~ his
son affairs Tie expressed interest IN
the motives which prompted the prcsent
RCti'ity ut his daughter-in-la~ and her
mother
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-08
NEWN az ~ IN IND " q IRN.
NaNinr EIIIoIt Returns Tr"m Tier Summer
abroad Tier plans.

Miss MaNr" Elliott who las been
abroad since the closing e her Lac, -'a-
son. returned home Yesterday aboard M"
Mauritania The company which I~ 20
appear with Ter titus year has been re-
hrarsing Tor ~. las, two weeks 80 that
everything : VA readiness Tor VI - Elliott.
who Will h"Sn hrr season ~ New Haven
on next Niuudav "a Tue lnl"uor S''N Do
After one week ugt 90 town ~" vii bring
the PRODUCE Ion - her playhous" NaNin.
ElhOtt's Theatre. for united r''tlru New
York engagement 1t 'Wp W'"k- only
oJ"ning on Monday. October u Su"
Will fnsu go GA tour bil Will h" seen ~
New YORK. again later N ia" year Win %
new uTerng
Z Whtusy proprietor and manager
uf The Chocolate Soldier ha- altered
h,- plans for tn" prpdu"t.oa ~ Baron
Ir"nck winch b." was 20 have gwen Tor
the first I'm" ia English IN New NorA
early next month This event sIii occur
IN London. aiinpugh Mr. VIII u-v had
engaged an american company ma
ordered q Conplct" p'ftt Il scenery.
costumes and propertIrs
Mary Robert hr"har' ~" story
Writer and ono ~ tho authors oi -S"yan
Days will sail to-day on the I.apland.
accompanying her husband. DIR - VI
kinehar' - PitEhvrg. Who viii spend
year study,nE M European hospIt ais
Their hires. litt,. boys 20 with them
Airs Rinshar' after = say m London
will 60 20 Vienna Wu"r" Avery Hop
wool who cola horat"i WIN her IN seven
DAYS viii JOIN her and they will =
Performance. uf their comedy there Mr.
kinehartz eyes have improved bat sue
will DO lIi'l" WTli ug for several months
and will make hcr Europoan trip a holiday
The first d"'lrhmen' II the Chicago
grand opera company. comprising
s..N en'y i've ruo'ub"I, Of ~" orChs-' ~
and fftv- FIVE members - the chorus and
ballet. Will leave f"r Chicago on a SPECIAL
tram from Nn"hawkc1 - 2ls o'Clo"k
t0-worrpw afternoon On next SATURDAY
afternoon aHo'n no. SPECIAL tram viii ,"lv"
with ~. remaining members Of "a"
artistic star orchestra chpTl, ballet
and technical -taF. who ar. expected "a
arrive from Furpp" during IN" coming
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-08
THE 50 "a GERS.
Passenger for various Ports bS,the Liners
LEAVING To-day.

Sailing to-day by the Whit . star liner
Celtic. for QIeens town and Liverpool:
MIR and Mrs " l. Allardyce. Mr. and
Nrs I u Hsalv Mr. and Mrs D. Gaunt
Hudson, Slr James and LADY Long, Sir
william Tr-loar and Mr. and Mrs stewart
Edward white
Passengers by the Hamburg American
liner Deutschland. for Plymouth. Cher
bourg and Hamburg
Ma ~ Won Iivontus Mr. and MTa George
- Wagner. Prof and Mr- Walter Hempel.
William T. GarNey. count GlespaCh, Mr.
and Mrs calvert Brewer and william n
Burr
Bv the Red Sar liner TApland. g. r
pnvrr and Antwerp
Mrs William BabcocE. Mr. and MrA
George = Grp@Nenor. cot AMI Mrs Thomas
Lieut. "nd Mr. u Pratt MSnn,I. Jr and
RoN land u Morgan
Aboard The Norh German Lloyd liner
Berlin Tor the Mediterranean
Mrs Gros,snor Hutchins, Mr. and
and Mr- iohn Armstrong fausi. the DpSe
and Duchess Del Monte and Mrs l.. Ray
'lsmen'
Nv the American liner New York. Tor
Plymouth. Cherbours and Southampton
Alfred william Anthony. col ". r Grant,
, ! Spauidins. Mrs Paul Harrison auj
Thomas = Harbour
Passengers by the Cunarier CarpathIa.
Tor The Mediterranean and the AdriatrC.
Mrs u Armstrong, Mr. aud Mrs
n X Hobart James VI. Ludlow, DR.. and
Mr- Herbert Norris and the Rev George
Pine
by the Atlantic Transport liner Mime
apola for London.
Harvey " Dickinson, John l. Alcock
Charles u Tracy and Mr. and Mrs J A.
wilkinson
Passengers by the Anchor II ner Column
hia for CT asgow
William Hyslop. Capt ! = white. the
Rev Ianon Doorly and George Cor
bett
SAILING for Bermuda by the Royal
Mail Inner Trent
Mr. and Mrs Lincoln 'ocheI, Mr.. and
Mrs North. Mr ana MIs ". u Ban.
Mister. Mr. and Mrs e. / Waterman and
] Z Grag-
For Bermuda by the Quebec Line
~ Steamship Trinidad
pr Herbert u Gray. John " Hammond.
Reginald Grey, X " Gaylord. Mise Edith
Ouierbtidge. " VI Holmes and RAYMOND
x bartlett
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-08
DRiutTH EIT\T iIFRTFD.
Miss MarIo~e and sOthcrn Do NJ Have To
star tn Miss ~. syr'S N,IapIaIicn.

Julia Marlowe and T.. II Sotheru will
not have to star jointly IN an adaptation
II q Aunun2Io'S la FIghe ia Juno ac-
cUrding 10 a deClzlon handsd down vester-
,lay by ia. Appellate Division IT the
supreme I curt IA Brooklyn, Miss DigU-
~ Cvr 10 Ij5 Past Seven v second street .
Manhattan notwIthSi lnding
The case vas trsi originally befor"
Justice Clarke IN the Suprctn" Court
Miss ~ Iyr. the adapter. sued Tor a
specific performance - contract OF an
indemnify - SgBp 81" a-s..r'.a,l 'ha'
IA. defendants had promised that IA" play
would ba staged ~ least once ws"N Tor
a wear and that she would receive . p@r
cent ~ the door r'.cnIpi- and a uouus vt
So for each psTfnrman""
VI - MarloWe sad thar ~" adarr'ipn
was not only dramatic luyp~Sb'Htv
but was largely unint"lhglhle
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-08
H,Rv,RD EaEsHuEN TIKEN ~.
Initiates lass tn Nlss Mysteries % rs'-
less Ilfs ~ . grseA rSre@Say.

N -
rhs HarnarSi freahulsn were initiated
,,,, IN. ,in. ,,v..ari.a N o,Il,~, life
-. -. A. o.. - dt.ni.
way '" ~
h~i manner 'han IN previous years h"'"
waa M macaruni Or oysters oT U-t Glnvss
nor we're blindf,kis,l Rirls forced ,o walk
-, . .,..,,I .,,t,.,.,, 80 ..,o.. IN. runs.
49,, -. -. =,
" hone' 'n- 'oPn'ta''o
ASIDE such silly ideas and present. 81 a
Greek initiation tragedy
Ths fr..hmsn "a ,,a,,aI sxnac, al All the
-. -. Al - L.r,..,, -, hi.
"O''"'s '".a' "'V 49, W uNPPeu' ~. 80
year tacuhy and student organisation
laid down soms rules Consequently a
hi9hlv cultured form Of haxinG vas adj
,,,int.,..I .. a.. -, h, 49,, ~, thu
W '"o o-,''" " -.
usual Underground rtes. bAArSV AT ss'
y. NJ the masked sophOmores one by one
knocked ON the freshman study door
anI .,,,,,,,,,n.,l q. ,r,,h,.o..l fra.hrnan
~.
oy uaune F"'au'uS "v '"'
theatre the soph decoratedthe freshman
with a larR. green ga rdboard horn labelled
-nh vo, ur,.rh,rn'- which labela are In
- ,',..,I-.
49, ~, =. -, III 49,, ...,al
. az S"o'' S.-SN u.s., 49,. 80
, =, " 49, -, t....,'
ii.paiIi,S - a. 80. .itn
w PI"uuo- '"- NtNN .'sSoy ~.
IT, ~. -" ~" 49,, W" ,,,
n"n" u ~ 49,. Y
-. ',,Sli..sL, -, 80, -,
t - - Ir..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-08

usssaa .. o'nvasa Suggests ths SppSan,s
msut % Aasth~r AmsgiraS.

Cardinals yannuisli and i.oris we're
E,leatA a . recspSioa ~ The Catholic club
~ Central Park south. last evening
witch vas offended Nv folly twp thou
sud people. comprising bishops. mnn-
sisnnTs anil priests m~fnh~rs - ths
rlrb and prominent Cathode men and
women speaking i"r tho any former
supTem. tourt just ,cr Morgan OBricn
voiced q r-que-, that az least anpth-r
Cardinal 10 appointed o. represent the
United States Ia the SacTsl Collsg"
The I've cardinals we're rsss,rt.i hv
Archb ishup Farley. bishops NcSherTv
Il CAP. Town. dn SILVA - P,rtr Ricn and
Mcdaniel uf Brooklyn and MgTS S"a
gray. II Armagh. Barrett nf brooklyn
and IaVelle EDWARDS. Wall. Met rcciy.
Have and McNahun e New YORK
tirri Nlcr-Pres.l"rt Joseph I RYAN
welcomed them. after whi,h Mr. O'hri"D
spna" NI.r r,-rItlug the history Il the
tlth"h" thIr"h IA New York r'ty hc
said
New Ynrk stands forth TODAY the
lar kcsi tatholir civ IA the world bn
every side. from press aUi l'''"pl". from
catholic and Protest ant, "" hear IN" S'Ib-
i'~t dis.uSs,sl uf the pT'.s''ut r"pres-H-
tltiou &c the lnuel Sni"s This Youngest
laughter of the thuT'h. IA IN" sacred
college ut Cardinals. Rnd without ven
turing { . trespass On the domain Of Chur, h
We believe that the pr"pa CATION 81 IN"
faith In this count ~ woull he accelerated.
that the links thar hInd ~ :" III" ltuIV
See would b" ~ rei ~ hene'i. that our
nation would feel greatly h"nor"i. iha,
our religion would be - undated. that
our national pride woull be Increased.
that our emergencp from missionary
country would he iittlngly slgnahl"d.
were Ne tn unthin n larger representa-
tion IN that august body
.IaFlr 80 Ia
action ~ Mayor Nathan 81 Rome He
said.
The present Mayor % Rome. who j.
now discovered "a 10 ala ANTI hrl-tliAn,
went beyond himself to attack IA" fpl"'
and the doCt rlnrs Of oar hOlN faith Ia"
Pops replied with proper zeal aud ] urg"
upon Won 10 condemn this AitacN upon
the Pope and the dOCtrits-s IT oar holy
faith 80 dear 70 ~
After second Vice President Andrew
ShipmAn Delivered formal address IA
French aud cardinal Nannu'"lli replied
ia thar language the prrlAt~~ remained
upon the platform T." rer"iy" those present
lndINldiIANv
Among those present ~erc tho Rev
Matthew Gl"nsrn. chaplain Y =;
Roche tho Rev. Matthew Taylor aud IN"
Very Rev Mgr James II MCGsln. Su-
prema Court ltIstlc. Martin J k"Ogh,
Judge MulJuesn. Ma gust rate Harris. ia"
Countess Annie l.eiTy, Iu-tic" Thomas
Nonnan. the Misses Noonan, Mis- Mary
Cnnnur. Mr. and Mrs Watson Nr.sl"n-
b.rgh. Mrs. = J Kennedy and Miss
Loretta kennedV. Mr. and Mrs william
VI Staarns. the Misses Crimmin-. Nlr
and Mn William Alck."var Mr.. All
Murray. Mr. and Mrs Charles Murray
the Misses NIechan Miss Gr't chen Br"n-
neu Mrs " Amend Miss G"rJrtId"
Amend and Mis- Daisy Ritter
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-08
ENGLAND MY st. THOMAS
Fart grey On on = Mission TO Danish west
Indies Looking Tow ard Purchase.

MONTREAL. Oct. Earl Grey. GOV.
ernor-G-neral Of Canada. Is now q
doctor " civil law. The degree was orn-
ferr"d on him to-day by the Chancellor
Of tn" university AZ Bishops College
School. the English Church institution
al lsAnnoNville. near SherbroOke
Earl Grey travelled 10y private car from
Ottawa for the ceremony. In his speech
he said he was N on a trip to the West
Indies, which would bc Of imperial and
political significance. II IL explained tnH'
he ~ travelling not under orders hui a,
the request ~ she British Government ard
that he should report on the advi~abili'y
Of opening negotiations with Denma' =
Tor the purchase II the Danish West
Indies. the islands 81 ~ Thomas :
CruiN and ST John
The Governor General will make N
exhaustiv" study II the political situation
VI the islands and feel carefully the pulse
~ IN" inhabitants with a view 90 finding
out whether they will welcome British
rule
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-08
NI\G IT>IE ItRTER.
In,p"rI"r ~ Nom~n'sG Ioih~, says Actress
Nv - IS va

sat- - recover s. GpI from Nh T,"sii.
carter PAYNE brought hy Blanche Novlr.
an import"r ~ women = wearing apparel.
was un 'he calendar for trial hefOf. 81
prefne Court Justice "wburger y,--'.r-
DAY buf ~as sd pUrred to Or'pu..r ~
Among he art Ici"- sued IN are On" r,.duc-
ing rubber belt Sl2 par pnk Jersey
CorS"iS. 81. 'Ilcvm ppwd"-. 81 dv-ing
green scarf S. and ~" spangl.'i snakes
So
The principal ARTICLES On ~" hlI a-,.
gowns and otter wearing Apparel fp' ~"
uilya -lW karrv Camille IL Iu-gl .
F"dJra ~Lllt- and -kaS-a Mr.
Garter Payn" declares ~" has pad M"
Ilaiu,fF an she o-r"- Lrr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-08
PERH tPS SIOO. 400 TO var.
I,man's R~siduar, Esiate Goes 10 Ala
Poor students.

Yale University will get = Request ~ A.
least sos. 80 under the will ~ Samuel
II Lyman - 10 EaS, Forty second street
The will was fled Tor probs," Yesterday
and IN II no left $50 On each Co his brothers
Gsorg. 4 and Joseph Lyman. and made
'h.rn r,'-iduary legA'ees ~ the trust
estate. providing that on the death NJ the
surviving brother the re-idtIary estate
shall go Ia Yale. The money - 20 he used
20 establish fund Ia AID worthy students
IN a codicil the testa'or raid that his
brother George had died since the will
vas executed and he made the beque>i
- the surviving brother tTSG0 On the
death az Joseph SIS OO ~ To- be paid 90
the Chiidren's Aid SoCieiy in memory
IT the trsfatOr'- mother
The testator l"f' 81 On 10 John Mar.
uuard' n servant and Gaid This request
- on condition that he regions his family
aud does not remain away from them
a. b. ~ now doing
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-08
only thIeI Groker'~ chauffeur AcInaIIN
arrested ~ New RochelIr.

Fir" chief Edward = Croker alid yes
to-day m regard 10 ~" holdup - his
automobile IN Thursday a. N" hran.n =
parade by policeman ~ NrVROch"llr that
u was his chsu1s.tIr and not h- vhu vas
arrested and let tluni NJ . police ~ ton.
Mayor iolNell Of New R0chrll" when
he learned on Thursday night ~ the
hn'duf sent the following telegram to
Chief Cocker
Regret s'"e" tingiv tho unfortunate Inr.-
den' 'hi- afternoon Please accept my
reT-pnsl apology AMI the apology Of the
city o! NsN ROchel!e.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-08
500, 600 To MOODY INSrITI RI.
Other Requests On tho win Of the Late
Horace u. siiIImSn Of Cohoes.

ALBANY. OCT Mr. Moody. the -on
Of tho late Dwight Moody. the evangelist .
receives 5000 to conduct his insiitu
lions at NoT-hfeld under IN" will Of
Horace n SiIliman. a textile manufac-
turer ~ Coh0~s. which was prohated
to-day az the other half 81 Tho eat ate
which il divided into thiTt iet hs. the Pres
by,erian Board ~ Home Missions gets
90. OsD. the Internal Ional committees of
the Y VI. &. l. % New Nork city Si6 on
Hamilton College sl3.nHD. and the hal
ancs gues to Presbyterian bodies IN small
amounts.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-08
DID>'T To FiCE PARENTS.
Blanche aubebesmer nan Away when
Teacher Found she Changed Report.

Blanche Iaubeheimer. rs years old Of
East iaoth street changed the figrIres Of
had report that she got AZ school. and
her teacher found II out The teacher
was taking her 20 her parents Thursday
after school when Blanche managed 10
escape Mrs Nathan OF 7ss Fox street
The Bronx. found a little girl on she
street crying that night The girl sAid
the, her parents were dead and she did
living
Mrs Nathan took the wanderer In her
own home and yesterday when she read
that the police had been ask ed tn look
for Blanche she know that the iatIe girl
had told her a story Blanche went hack
home IN a hurry
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-08
OBTTI aRY.

Harlan ! SVifi. department commander
of the - \ STATE Of New iOrl: in ~;
lied ~ HE summer home ~ IAke vlsN
ThursdAy niEht, follow ing = year Of alck
meas Mr. Swif' vas a former couaiy judge
Of AllegAny county ann wa@ II know a
IN 20. " circles throughout the STATE
When he y a. el@~ted department comman-
der he ~ ocpoeed ny Frank Jones OF koTne
plurality over both Of them
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-08
Reported indictments for rr,msr, fraud.

T. was announced on good authority
Yesterday that blanket Indi cimen'
naming fourteen men had been found
10y th. Kings county Grand Jury IN the
matter - The alleged violations of the
Urinary laws IN the SECOND Assembly
district. which resulted on primary night
~ IN. arrest ~ several chairfnen ~ in
nf..ctiun boards, ia one case an entire
buard ~ INSPECTOR heing arrested. Al
81 the defendants were discharged later
In the Magistrate court bera,Ise those
who had complained suffered lapse ~
memory.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-08
Mr.. Newman Held on Smuss,lns Charge.

Mrs Jacob Newman. wife ~ New
York merchant. waived examination
Yesterday before United States Com
missioner Edward Russ IN Hoboken on =
charge of smuggling and was held IN
$50 cash bail for the Federal Grand Jury
She was accused ~ bringing tsno worth
- ua5eclaT=d furs into this country on
the Hamburg American liner Kalserin
AugIste Victoria. which arrived on Sep
TENDER %.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-08
int.rnauon., Pure Win I..asu..

Articles of Incorporation of the Inter
national Pure Milk League were approved
nv Supreme Court just Toe Guy west eriay
Among the incorporators are Mrs 4 NJ
Palmer Miss Florence Guernsey. Mime
Marie Cross Newhaua. Mrs Minnie A Cook
and Mrs Ethel " Hpoker
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-08

BilIy Watson. ~. variety actor. got
Terms. IN from supreme Court Justice
t.ls Er-."fdav 80 ~. NnoVn legally a.
Billy Watson ~" -aId thar his real name
.. william " Shapiro Ngf that b." hrs
allied himself y ny Watson uu the Stage
f0r fourteen years
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-12
SAlJSAGES
Made on Harrison County
Farm Are Served at
the Waldo.

most delicious MAKE OF country
sausage is being ser:ed to dining room
customers at the Waldo hotel.
The management of the hotel ha:
closed contract with a prominen:
Harrison county farmer, who operates
one OF the largest and best farms in
the county, whereby the Waldo takes
the whole output OF the sausage mad,
on hts farm.
This farmer has made specially
OF country sausage for the last fifteen
years and he always has greater
demand than he can supply owing to
the superior quality OF his output.
Good country sausage tastes gooG
this kind OF weather. Try the waldo'S
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-12

Guy Temple. as The Fool There
WAS marries his brothers ward;
his boyh0od sweetheart Emily. >
The young husband becomes en-
shared In the tolls of the Vampire .
ia destroyer of souls.l Clandestine
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-12
HOW TO GET \ JOB.

ANSiwDI; ALL THD HELL
WANTS" that look like chances t.
work" to you Answer them prompt.
Iy-showing a valuable business char.
acteristic Answer them poIntedly,
giving all the Information about your
self that is asked for In the ads. ApL
KEEP on answering them day az
ter day+-the while advertising In the
'NSItuation Wanted columns, and
YOU'LL rIND a GOOD JOB.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-12
nnlI,r aTAx EAT

THIS is fashion 8 decree as well as the
general verdict of humanity In general.
Fatness Is despised by every one--fa
people most OF ALL You must be thin TO
contented How to accomplish this
much desired end without danger to
health or resulting wrinkles or habbi-
be popular, attractive. comfortable or
ness was an unanswered question until
the discovery of the famous Marmolu
PresCriT1tion Now that this method
has proved to be. absolutely harmless.
and the same formula Is put up In the
form Of MhrInOlR Prescription Tablets,
tllOuSa T1SIsS OF ~ ~ HWI V'pmP'N are re-
icing to natural symmetry Mt the rate
OF a pound or Iuol1 u nay, and are In
6G,tter health and spirits from the
changer This method of reduction iS
no hardship the smallest purse, as
all druggists sell large case OF Mar
Inoln PrcRcT.Iption Tablets for csc. or
the sMarInola Co. 1874 Monroe Az. De-
rrott Mich. will mail fun case for
the same small amount
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-12
TEMPERANCE
Sunday VIII BE Observed Tonlorroy
Ia Clarksburg Churches.

worlds Temperance sunday WI!
.be ot=erved in most Of the church
OF this city tomorrow in common wit
Ch1fstian denominations Throughout
the world Several Of the local mir
isters WIN preach sermons on tenn
perance aud IL several instances Spe
cal programs will he carried uui b!
the Sunday schools.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-12
SUICIDE
Is Twice Attempted by the
Countess Of To1stoi by
Drowning.

ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. Ia
private message from lula says that
Countess TolstoG twice atsenapted t..
commit suicide today by drowning
through hole In the ice.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-12

Mr., aud Mrs. E. T Morrison,
sutton, terurned home Saturday Ar
ter visiting few days at the HON
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