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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-25
Wa. at Johns Hopkins,

Baltimore. Md, March "a. II
B Bet the South carolinian. who sho
70 death the conductor and porter or
Z Baltimore and Ohio passenger train
Yesterday evening, spent some time
a. the Johns Hopkins Hospital in this
city yesterday forenoon His actions
We're SO queer that the hospital ofi-
Gals We're convinced that he was men,
tally unbalanced.
Bethea had been patient there
about year ago, suffering from an
abdominal trouble Claiming that the
old aflment had returned. he appeared
again at the hospital yesterday morn
ing and talked with the physicians 80.
gardins treatment. He was restless,
however. and could give the doctors
little information respecting his case.
Fina lily he left without making any
a a-.1l for returning, and noth-
ing more was heard OF him Nv thai
hospital attaches until they read Of
his tragic end this morning.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-25
DIR. DEW ELECTED cnAIn,r.s.
state Epl1eptic Board QunliIe. and ~
Eanzics for business. -" W
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ispec!aI 20 Tbs Times DIspat chl
Lynchburg. Va, March 32t-rtn ~.
me me. state Epileptic Colony met here to.ds a.
nm. ma after qualifying before Judge t,hris.
VA. ,i. organized with DR.. H. w. pew' =,
si :, y as chairman. George z. ca.kie
vas, vas tetained as attorney to meet tho West.
cfn hospital board a, stanton April ma
4 ~ y, range TO receive the property and assets
bleelonsing to the colony board. which, !. n,
men its be ready for transfer. Tho board de.
. ..aea 10 eject experimenting at its mex.
Treating. which will be about Apri, 10 I,erc-
the board fa.ors the cottage plan for es-
;ab'ishment OF the colony. and viii take
UP definite plans In April. Tho members
ere Or. Dew. irving Whitehead. OF AM
.hcrst. and S. w. Ferguson. OF Apnomattoy
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-25
PETITIONS ARE REFUSED.
company Gives Reasons for Declinina =
Operate Day River Boat - - =

special to The Times Dispatch1
fredericksburg. Va. March e4.-They3 Ma ~.
Iana, delaware and Virginia Railway Con-
pany. operating the line OF steamers On
me Rappahannock River between Baltimore
ana Free ertcksburg. has forwarded its an
swer TO the petitions from both sides OF
the Rappahannock River between Fred
ericksburs and Tappahannock and from,
citizens OF fredericksburg asking for the
I establish "a OF day river boat to ply
lengthy communication the company ha 4
taken unfavorable action on the petitions
and give their reasons for not being aba
to comply witt. the request for extra facil-
pahannocls Is now supplied y with three
steamers week between Fredericksburg.
and Baltimore. leaving fredericksburg
Sundays Tuesdays and Thursdays. re turn
Ing on tho nights OF, Mondays. Wednesdays
and Thursdays OF each week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-25
TURNER DEFEATS AcHnEp.
young lInckenschmidt. Gets IN

young lFackenschmidt,, Gets Il
Fnlis Out OF Turkish Wrestler.
], charlotte, n. G., March, 24.-Joe' n
n nf known to this section as You
,,l ,,at; el1 defeated Halle AZ
cessive falls here to-night.. The sIfi
51ail was Greco Roman style, and II
second catcll-as-catcll-c can, HacIxl
schmidt winning the first in for||
seven and he second in thirty nlinu@
Hackenschnlidt demonstrated su}
:. skill and strength at every %
Turk In one of the toughest 4 conte
ever Witnessed here. o 80 ils-sss /
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-25
ADJUSTMENTS.
II. RiJo'u ~ Lynn"

Star Didn't Appear.
Music lovers of Richmond who turned
out in full force last night to hear the
Central Grand Concert Company were
thirds of the audience left the house
before the concert was half over.
The company consisted Of four peo-
ple-..Nliss Edith Adams. violonceliist:
Macmillan Dick, violinist; Adolph
er. soprano. The latter did not an
pear al all. on account OF Illness Mr..
Dick was perhaps the best of the three.
and he rendered several solos on the
violin. which seemed to please the
small portion Of the dience which
remained after the announcement that
Mrs. Meyer would not sing.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-25
Ion OF reasonablc regulation and il

tlon OF reasonable regulation ana f.
properly defining and publishing crime
Declaring that many lawyers who
have studied the Judicial tendencies OF
members Of the Supreme Court, as re-
Elected in their Eecorded decisions,
have formed the opinion that the court
Is much divided in opinion on certain
subjects, Mr.. Thon, added that sc that
be so. who can claim that there is
sufficient certainty in the law. as writ
ten. properly to guide the honest BUSH
ness man In seeking to obey it? Are
al combinations-arc fpartnerships-,
trade" unlawful? RI not, how large
must the combination be, and how
much trade must It seek to monopo-
NE .ec.6 before It violates the Law?
ness and to business men to tell them
this. in tho plain terms OF statute.
and to avoid investing the question
with such uncertainty that the most
ear seeker after truth can. never
or he is manacled and sent away to
jail. by hesitating and divided COURT
Mt. Thorn concluded his address by
asking: rs the radical or the con-
ness mantle opportunist or the
statesman-tol lead hereafter In Ameri-
can politics? The man will lead who
reflects the sentiments of majority
of people. VIII that sentiment be for
conservation or will 1t be for destruc.
tion?"
New Officers Elected.
The following. officers and board OF
directors were elected at the afternoon
session: L. c. Fosburgh. of Norfolk,
PRESIDENT: r.. j. Camp, of franklin,
vice-president; r. II. Norris, secre.s
t "a, and w 3. Roper. treasurer. II
be named as vice-presideut. for North
Carolina. This position is now filled
by j. "A. Brown. !
a Board of directors: vlrginia-P. I.
Camp. vice-president, Franklin: II. T.
Camp. franklin George ". Roper,
Norfolk; Charles l. Hudglns,s Suffolk:
John NJ. G ibis. Norfolk w. n. Jack
son. Salisbury. Nd; r. 7. Deal, Nor
folk: w. b. Roper, Norfolk; a, B.
Cramer Suffolk: 2. l.. fAkers, Lynch
burg. =
North carolina-J. A. Brown, vice.
Avden; a. r. Turnbull. Norfolk Vas
Horton Corwln, Ir.. Edenton; j. 4. a.
Rellhaven: u. San, Wright.
[3oardman: l.. S. Blades. Elizabeth
City; George r.. Leath, Washington:
Sathan. Berry, Goldsboro; George u.
South Carolina-G.5 C. Cherry, vice. |
PRESIDENT Charleston. III. y. McLaurin. /
r., Sumter; William Godfrey. Cheraw;
l.. w. Ambrose, Conway; B. 5D.Dargan.
p. Carskaddon,7 May Marion +
county; I. w. Boyle. Greeleypille; M. 1
= Cross, Ferguson: j. II. Cunningham.
sumter; ! u. NIcKeithan. Darlington.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-25
will Observe Memo rinl Day.

Washington N, G., March s24.--The
Daughters OF the Confederacy OF this
city are already at work. arranging
a special prog gram q interesting eSer-
8cisess for the, regular annual Memorial
Day. May y ., They have invited Hon.
y. Bryan Grimes. Secretary of State
My Grimes wired them yesterday, ao.
icehting same, After the regular az
5crcises. in accor I'd ance with their reg
9I l, {, custom ;, the will give q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-25
BODY WAS THAT OF HAnn1s
Former Lynci,bllrr Re.,dcnt -
A III I'd ~ = .

- 2 p, lspeclal TO The Times-Dispatch. i IA
lynch burg, Va, March 2a.-Chisf "a
n IRONS ,S seay Is in receipt Of affidavits
Al Alan w she city Eiss coroner Of Birmingham
q: Of Lynchburg who now - l sid :
~ ~ 1hat city. establishing the tdentitv
81 81 ..l Bruce Harris, who was Skiiled y
sist1np two weeks ago While re-, =.
5m ,s + arrest resi-, when xa an attempt was
Ger lor the murder Of his Wife iast
s $50 some doubt has been expressed bora
this thh. s .ne man killed was Harris but
4, !, Harris has been buried In Rirn,in
;, "a a., ;py the Painters Union Of .Whieh
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-25

Foso Quickly Removes Dandruff,
Stops Falling Hair and Itching Scalp
Changes Gray on Faded Hair to It's
Natural Color. Grows New Hair,
gs Men whose hairor, boards are struggling
or all gone, women hose tresses have been
thinned By fever OF hair lfalling out re-
curing the use OF ssWitch littleschildren,
boys and girls whose hair ia coarse and
i,lnruyi. find sin4 this great remedy inst
the relief that they want
s. II don't asliSyou.t 60 take my word for
it,5sF I'LL out free coupon below and
mail to-day for free 81. OO$package
thatIwlll Drove all 4 claim,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-25
Company orders New s,.,,,, . :.

,Ispec1aIt 70 The TImes-Dispatch1
West Point. Va. March 24.-it 10
p ths re- ao from good authority that Il
NE chesapeake Steamship Company
steamers to ply between West Point
and Baltimore. These steamers viii
make ma. fast time, giving quick service
between Richmond and Baltimore.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-25
New Hank for Na.to.a !

Especial to The Times -Dispatch1
Washington, d. c., March o4---ritiz.n
Norton have applied to the Comptroller
the Currency for charter for
national bank. E. Fl. Ould Is the M
mover and the capital stock will be
900 or $4,000 n 4
Norton has about 5000 people. and ii
a prosperous county. There ARE afro
one national and a State bank here.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-25
Carter Sells hummer HON.
Especial to Thc T,,ne..D,,

fspeclalto Tho Times -Dispatchl
stanton. Va. March IA. B. Carter. OF
Warrington. has sold Selma" his sum.
ner home. in the suburbs of stanton. The
price. IT is said. Is $1,000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-25
sa,vnill and Gtl,tmHI nurn.,1.

T--T1,- Observation-Disclosures TImes- blspatch ! ---7
. Concord. Va, March 24,-1Esarrily;' yes
bfssr rIa mornlng, about : @ clock. a. I,
east of hdre, discovered a ire ats his
ysaWmill and 8grlstmtll, Which5is about
sh y, q q mile from the home
ana a,1. W y, reaching the scene hunds
mil had burned down. The loss Isl
estimated toabe $1,000, Wi thout any ms
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-25

TIE RRA0FzEzD CO., ATxANT1. m

:, a. INC contents. Mrs. McNetl, .na
aan aanng r. the only oecupants, 1 es.
oripIn ~ ne thei 8 !, night clothes. The
~ insurance to the amount Of s7oo I1e
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-25
Lynchburg MIN END. n M.

Lynchburg. Va. March 24.-At hi.
..tel on Cherry Street. at 500 to-
sstf Charles Harvey Miller. aged
took pistol and shot Himself IN I'm M
lorehead. dying Immediately. The
cause OF the Rsuicfdc is not known
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-25
Lnid or for Lack OF work.
tSDccial I q The n nis,,. toiS1

Alexandria, Va, March e4.--Twentv-
hve firemen and nine engineers en-
ployed by the Southern Railway Com-
pany have been. 1t is reported, In
work. Most of the men reside in
t1fs city. ~. -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-25
Free $l.OO5 Package Coupon

FIJI inAyour name and address on tho
blank lines below. cut out the coupon
and mail to 4 Stokes, Mgr, 2Q3
83lEoso Bldg. Cincinnati, Ohio. Enclose
ten cents in stamps or silver as an cyl, \
Edence of good faith and to help cover
packing, posta etc. and full Sl.oOs
#Paeka will pc sent you a 4 once by 4
mail n prepaid free Of charge. .'88
" Give full address write plainly.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-25

Residence DeatrOycdS ny Fire. Ill
8$s pecialIt The Times Il ispatcl.l
tQc kN Mount, AZ n.,j Ma rcll v n 80, le
farm res! dence Z j ~ M ION 4,
insa Rla inc s. fi n 81 81 tot N d -
y troyed il tllels asts gll ogetherl
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-03
RAIL ROADS COMPLETELY
SURPRISED BY INJUNCTION
General Council viii Decide on
Course at Conference

ST. LOUIS, June 2.-SerVice in the
Injunction suit of the government
against twenty-five western railroads
to restrain them from advancing
freight rates was obtained on officials
Of three of the roads here today.
Deputies from the United States mar
shaVs office served the order at the
headquarters of the Missouri Paclhc,
Wabash and Frisco systems.
The announcement last night that
the defendants proposed a vigorous
contest of the restraining order granted
bv Judge David P. Dyer of the United
States circuit court at Hannibal, Mo-,
Tuesday, though not unexpected was
taken in shippers circles here to indi-
cate conclusively that the government
had caught them mapping.
The action coming as it did, was a
complete surprise-so much so that
oficials here were unable to decide
quickly upon definite action. 1t was
only after extended telegraphic con-
ferences yesterday that the general
conference of railroad counsel to he held
in Chicago tomorrow was agreed upon,
From information obtained this
morning the old freight rates are in
effect at all points on railroads hav-
ing general headquarters here. None
of the officials would permit himself
to be quoted on the question of rates
tOdaV
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-03
DENEEN TO FURNISH ALL
THE INFORMATION HE HAS

SPRINGFIELD, III, June 2.-The
following statement was issued by Gov
ernor Deneen tonight:
States Attorney Burke called upon
Governor Deneen at O'Clock this after
noon. Mr.. Burke discussed with the
governor the charge of legislative cor
ruptiOn which is being investigated by
the SangamOn county grand jury.
The governor informed him that the
various commissions and departments
connected with the executive branch OF
the state government would cheerfully
furnish him any information in their
possession which could be Of service to
him in the investigation. After the in
terVieW Governor Deneen said:
1T is manifest from the Information
which has been published that the leg
islative corruption has not been con-
fined to the members who have so far
confessed their connection with it. The
Verv existence OF the sO-called jackpot
presupposes an organization sufficiently
strong numerically to get control of the
course of legislation and to collect and
distribute common corruption fund to
control it.
"There are 153 members in the house
and 81 in the senate, and it is appar-
ent that a very extensive organiza-
tion would be necessary successfully
to carry out such a conspiracy against
the public interests as has been shown
by the confessions already made. The
character of this organization and of
it's leadership is indicated by the fact
that those who confessed were not sure
as to the specific pills for which they
received bribes. The investigation,
therefore, must go back of these men
to the men who trafficked in legisla-
ton and know the particular meas
ures for which the brihes We're fur
nished and sources from which the
bribe money was derived.
THE taint of guilt should be traced
from the members who received the
bribes to the persons or corporations
who gave them. The whole nefarious
pln-s should be exposed and all con-
nected with it exposed and all inno-
cent relieved from the burden of un-
inst suspicion. The crime of bribery
is one of the most insidious and dan
eerous Of crimes against the state. 1t
makes a farce of party contests and
elections. Our general assembly
should not become place where po-
litical highwaymen exact tribute from
defenseless citizens or market place
where laws are huckstered to Venal
bidders.
every citizen who has knowledge
Of the commission of crimes in our
general assembly should furnish it to
the authorities who are engaged IN
their investigation and prosecution.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-03
RAILROAD MEN AT SEA
OVER RATE LITIGATION
Representatives of Roads May
Call on President Taft

CHICAGO, June 2.-Presidents, trat-
fic managers and lawyers representing
eight big railroads centering in chi
cago found themselves considerably
at sea as regards the rate situation
when they met today in the office or
President Ripley of the Santa Fe.
SO little is known of a DEFINITE ma
ture as to what specific rates have
been enjoined and what arguments
we're brought to bear on President
TAFT that those at the meeting found
themselves without well defined sun
ject for discussion.
some expressed the opinion that the
president had been misled by state
ments of shippers while others were
inclined to seek a probable motive be-
hind the ST. Louis Injunction. A dl-
rect expression from the Whlte HOUSE
win be sought, it is said, by a visit to
President Taft by heads of important
railroads.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-03
MAN WANTED FOR MURDER
SAILED FOR ANTWERP
Reward for Capture of Alma KeIl-
ner'S Slayer Now $500

LOUISVILLE, June "A man an
swering the description of Joseph
Vending, who is wanted in connection
with the murder of Alma Kellner' pur-
chased a ticket from New YORK TO
Antwerp on January 20.
With the contribution by the city
council last night of $2500 to the fund
which will be offered for the arrest ana
conviction of the slayer of Alma Keli-
ner, whose body was found IN eel
lar of the st. Johns parochlal scnool'
the sum has now reached $500: Thls
will be augmented probably today by Go
an offer by Governor Wilson OF $ooo
on behalf of the state.
Smaller subscriptions of from 30 10
$10O were rendered today by citizens OF
Louisville and it is expected that pc
fore the end of the week the reward
will have reached $4,000.
Chief Of Police Lindsay says he has
received information which leads MN
to believe that Joseph vending the
missing jaintor, remained in Louisville
as late as March L.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-03
33,1o6,OO0 ACRES ARE
PLANTED WITH COTTON
Eighteen Thousand Acres Are in
State of California

WASHINGTON, June 2.-The first
cotton report of the season by the crop
report from the board, issued today
showed the condition Of the growing
crop on May % was so per cent of a
normal average as compared with 81
per cent on that date last year and
500 per cent, the average for the last
ten years.
crease 2.86 per cent
The area planted with cotton this
wear is about S3,196OOO acres, or about
1028 per cent, compared with 32,292, 900
acres last year, an increase of about
9O4 900 acres, or 2S per cent.
Details of California are as follows:
Area planted in 1910, $4,000; condition,
May %, 1910, 80 per cent.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-03
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE IS
SUED FOR DISCRIMINATION

NEW YORK. June 2.-The New
York Bank Note company Of this city
today brought suit in the United
states circuit court against Ransome
II. Thomas, president, individually, of
the New York stock exchange and It's
100 members, for damages FOR $o'OQO' .
00O. The complaint charges that the
New York stock exchange, by its rules
makes it mandatory that certificates
of all companies traded in on the eX-
change shall be printed by the Amerl-
can Bank Note company.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-03
SAN QUENTIN PRISONER
CONFESSES To MURDER
John Avery Admits Killing Man in
Box Car in Yards at
Spokane
con Sale Saturday,

SAN QUENTIN, Cal, June .
Haunted by the memory of a dead
mans face, John Avery, who was sent
TO the prison here January "A of this
year to serve a five-year sentence for
a. burglary committed in Santa Rosa,
confessed to one Of his guards that he
had shot and killed an unknown man
in a box car in the Great Northern
freight yards at Spokane.
Avery had caused some trouble IN
the jute mill, and when he told the
story the guard, believing that he was
telling it merely to escape solitary con-
finemeut. refused TO credit the tale.
Avery repeated the story and the
guard finally Informed Warden John
Hoyle. Summoned to the Warden's s
office, the convict wrote out his con-
fession in fun, and this, with letter
from HOyle, was sent to the chief of
police of Spokane, who verified the
facts contained in AYcry's story.
Avery i'm his confession to the war
den told him that after perpetrating
two holdups in the freight yards with
the assistance Of q pal the pair entered
a box car 20 escape from the police.
In the car they found a third man,
who resisted when he was told to throw
up his hands. The stranger pOunced
upon the two holdup men ana in the
struggle Avery claims that he shot
and killed him.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-03
CONTRACTORS STOP WORK
ON THE BEAR VALLEY DAM
Workmen Paid Off at San Ber.
nardino-PIanS Are Made to
Repair Damage to Wall

SAN BERNARDTNO, June 1.-THE
strained situation between the Arrow
head Reservoir and Power company
and the contracting firm of Bright &
Drew relaxed somewhat today when
the contractors men working on the
big dam at Little Eea" valley were
brought to san BcrnardinO md paid
off and work stopped. Under the terms
of the contract the reservoir company
ordered the work stopped at the pen
atty of taking over the outfit and re-
imbursing the contractors for their
expense.
Some time ago it was discovered
that the core wall of the dam was
cracked in half a dozen places and
was practically useless as it now
stands. The contractors could not
continue except at the expense of
doing work that must be undone to
repair the wall
The reservoir company declined sew
eral weeks ago to meet the expense
by ordering the work stopped and the
contractors then started with the COM
pletion of their contract, holding that
they were not at fault for the cracks
in the concrete wall STEPS will now
be taken to repair the WALL and it is
possible that the courts may be called
upon to decide who IS at fault for the
cracking Of the dam.
More than fifty bacteria to the cubic inch
,,-ara found I'm a recent test Of rain water in
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-03
NEED ANOTHER INJUNCTION
AGAINST THE RAILROADS

DIES MONIES, Iowa, June 2.-The
Iowa railroad commission today noti-
fed Attorney General Wickersham
that the injunction secured by the
government enjoining the putting into
effect of the new shipping rates does
not apply to intermediate points in
Iowa, but only to Missouri river points.
The attention of the railroad commits
sion was called to the fact that inter
mediate points are paying the in
creased rate and, the commission has
asked the attorney general to file a
supplementary complaint.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-03
ROOSEVELT WILL HEAD
NEW PEACE COMMITTEE

WASHINGTON, d. c., June 2.-For-
mer President Roosevelt is expected
to head peace committee provided
for in a resolution which was favorably
acted on by the house committee on
foreign affairs today. President Taft
has Indicated, it Is said, that he would
appoint his predecessor as chairman
of the committee in the event it was
created by congress.
The committee would be directed to
visit the capitals in all foreign coun-
tries in the interest of securing limita-
tion of armament of nations and Of pre-
serving international peace.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-03
7. R. AND LORD CROMER
SPECTATOR" GUESTS
Are Said to Have Reached an
Agreement on Subject of
Egyptian Politics

LONDON, June 2.-Theodore Roose-
welt and Lord Cromer, British agent
and consul general III Egypt from 1883
to 1907, were guests tonight at a din
ner given by John ST. Loo Strachey,
proprietor of the Spectator, in honor
of Mr.. Roosevelt.
Col. Roosevelt and Lord Curzon arc
believed to be perfectly agreed on
Egyptian politics.
col. Roosevelt will go to Col. Arthur
H. Lees country place tomorrow,
where Sir Harry Hamilton Johnston,
who has written much on Africa; John
Burns, president of the local board,
and Capt. Robert Scott, Arctic ex-
plorer, also will be guests He will
spend Sunday at the home of Sir
George Trevelyan, where he will meet
Viscount Morley OF Blackburn.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-03
TAFT AT PITTsRuRe

PITTSBURG, June 3.-President Taft
arrived in Pittsburg at 2:25 a. m. today
on Pennsylvania train No. 21 from
Philadelphia. While the president slept
his private car was transferred to
western train due to leave at 4:55 a. m.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-03
N. Y. CHAMBER ELECTS T. R.

NEW YORK, June 2.-Theodore
Roosevelt was elected a member of the
chamber of commerce of New York
at the monthly meeting of the cham
Der today.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-03
ADJUSTMENTS

travelling
tho and have SO
n II in
here at the
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-03

You can buy #. perhaps al many places but
there's one BEST place 10 buy it-and that
i,lace advertises
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-03

More than fifty bacteria to the cubic inch
were found IN recent test Of rain water in
Paris.