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Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1910-08-17


\ The baby of Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
Dorsey Is very sick.
Mrs. John Mcclure is numbered
among the sick this week.
Mrs. Jennie Percival was a Hunt.
ington visitor Saturday.
The baby of Charles Lambert is
afflicted with typhoid fever.
Mrs. James Staley called on
friends at Ceredo yesterday.
Mrs. Kate Shelton has returned
from short visit at Bluefeld.
DR.. J. |. Miller was profession
al visitor at Ceredo yesterday.
Miss Dora Turner of Parkersburg
visited relatives here this week.
Mrs. r. A Morris called on
Huntington friends Monday last.
Albert Hale has returned from
visit with relatives on Whites creek.
Golf Percival spent a few DAYS
last week with friends at Fort~Iav.
John G.. Lambert of Wayne re-
Gently transacted business in our
city.
Miss Anna Evans ef Ceredo spent
zone afternoon with friends here re-
Gently.
Rev K. +. Billups attended the
Baptist association at the Gate City
Monday.
Bruins IL Son (Catlettsbure) are
giving big cut prices on all summer
| footwear.
The new cottage being erected by
Miss Alice LaFollette, is nearing
completion.
After a pleasant visit here Frank
Thacker has returned to Copper
field, Oregon.
Mrs. G. f. Frazier of the Gate
City was recently the guest of Mrs
E. T. Blllups.
Numerous cases Of whooping
cough and measles are reported
about the city.
Mrs. ID. W. Crabtree, who has
been quite Ill for several days, l.
reported improving.
Mrs. Charles Crossen is reported
seriously i'll, suffering from a large
carbuncle on her face.
Mrs. w w. Jackson and laugh
ter, Marjorie, called on friends at
Huntington Saturday.
Miss Gypsy Billups spent few
days this week with Catlettsburg
relatives and friends. ~
Mrs. Jack Filwell and children
are spending a few days with rela
tives at Lynchburg, Va.
G. ID. LIchliter has resigned his
position as bookkeeper for the Ken
ova Plumbing Il Heating company.
Mrs. Alice Thacker returned to
her home at Cyrus Monday after an
extended visit with Kcnova relatives
Sanford Smith has purchased a
residence on Pine street and he and
Mrs. Smith now occupy the same.
Mrs. A. l. jackson returned
Monday from Covington, Ky
where she had been visiting her
| husband.
The roughing in work Of plumb
INC apd electric wiring has been
completed at the W. +. Harris resi-
deuce on Chestnut street.
Mr. aud Mrs. II. +. Breeze and
CUES, Miss Scottow, Of Frankfort,
Ky. are visiting MIR. and Mrs. w.
II. Jones at Rose Siding.
Mrs. Mary a. Justice of Cat
lettsburg. Ky, was the guest of her
srster-Mrs. Morgan Walker at
Ccredo Wednesday.
Attorney John 5. Sheppard OF
Huntington was business visitor
TO our city Tuesday Mr. Sheppard
~ secretary of the Keuova Hunt.
inpton Land company.
The Kenova Plumbing and Heat
ing company has installed an up so
date bath room ~ the Max Wright
residenc, at Ceredo. The fixture r
are pure white enamel ani Of the
most sanitary appointments. SINH
lar bath rooms Will be installed at
the residences Of Mr-. Louisa
Wright aud George Wright.
Mr.. ard Mrs. w. II. Jones of
Rose Siding, w. Va, are enter.
tanning with continuous house
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1910-08-17

In buying cough medicine don't 3D.
afraid to get Chamberlain Cough
Remedy. There rs no danger from &C..
aud relief is sure TO follow Especially
recommended for coughs, colds and
whooping cough. Sold by all dealers.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1910-08-17

The republicans Of this county
have placed an excellent ticket in
the field.
The sun., 1910-07-17
Prs,.e,Ias u. Var. Of Gs.a.r..


The EARS Of gunners are often seriously injured
b. the defamation Of great guns, the vmpAn um
Of the being frequently ruptured NariottI
has lnvented Imple device which prevents
these Injurious effects without diminishing the
shATpnrss Of hearing
The protec tor consists Of q solid mass Of las,
Of sucA form - to ~ accurately the external ear
In N whleh 10 10 inserted. IL l. usversed hor.
EoataIiy by perforauon. the inner end Of whI ch
almost touches the ympanum. Tue outer end Of
this horizontal passage dos not quite reach the
outer end % The mass Of glass. but counee q.
With q vertical passage which comm unIc ates
freely with the atmosphere above and below
The violent disturbance OF the air eau sed BY the
artillery dischsrEe produces an aspiration In the
horizontal passage and consequently 9 rArcfac.
ton of the small mass Of air confined between the
~ N pAnum aud the xiass protector.
In Consequence of this rArcfaction the force
of the aerial vibration transmitted 70 the tym
pAnum IL very greatly redured This enert il
produced only by Violent eompreSslons OF ihe
atmosphere that the sensltIvene-, OF the ear
for Ordinary sounds IL not diminished.
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Revived DE mocracy

Whether ar not WOODROW WILSON j.
the next DemoC ratio candidate for Gov
ernor ui New Jersey. whether nr not.
that -. the nomination go,'~ L. him on
his own terms a. representing the wish
and hope of der'Idcl majority II the
thoughtful Democrats "f hls state. the
fact that he l. willing to take It. 40 Of
feTed Hnd would regard " as an honor
and a privilege ~ well as 4 duty, IL one
of not few happy omcn- for the ma
tional Democracy.
Too long that party has been the
object. and the just object. vi general
contempt. of It's own contempt. Futile.
impotent. brvanlzed. bcdlamiZed, IL has
held out nothing In honorable ambl-
ton. A future # hopeless fatulty
seemed tn lay before IL. Many of the
men who voted its national ticket did
50 only because they were sure that II
would be defeated. II seemed inca
pable Of cffcctual opposition. Incapable
of enlarged views. IL was given over IN
petty brabblc~ and exploited for the
benefit Of a charlatan.
Well, a change has come over u. II
has got a man or two IN conspicuous
Office who is recommending II bv well
considered efficient artIo by real re-
forms and economies Not merely on
account of Republican factions or mis-
takes but by - own I,usItIve achieve
ment il j. earning REMISSION for its
idiocics and proving itself IN for power.
Its present is fruitful. II can nourish
reasonable hopes. Democrats Of intellect
and sense. men highly fitted for public
life. can feel once more that the post of
honor - the public station.
The sun., 1910-07-17

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w,.l 81 ,b. ,,nt,n.nt ar, b.,ne sub
,h,..,t Thr,,,rh all that n.rth ,o,tntry.
the gr.a,,--t r,.rrra,,on .rs,nd noys h.ft
a., IN. explor., hunter apd ,rapt-rr on
tb. Am-r,,an continent. IA. advance
x,,ar,I Of or,uua,,on anal s.,,lem.pt -
Penetrating
II will -onn h. po--ibls To ca hv rnil
,o Jams-'s Bay and P.acs River ami in
a few year- n will nn lona,r h, ne,,s.-
sary Ia tramn thrnuyh IN. w,lI.rn.,.-
and paddle canoe. over unknown river.
Tn reach Doints now inacC,sssibl.. sxC,.pt
by the bolcie,.t and hardest Happ,lv
both the United States and Canada have
been awakened in time tn save al least
a portion Of the faat vanishing wilder
ne-@ a. N health and recreation ground
for the people. Canada has set anart n
large region on the eastern slope of the
The sun., 1910-07-17
PROSPEROIS C4NtDi,
iVOs . Year of Wonderful Expansien In
the nomInlo

Fros, DIHE consular a1d TvddS RSpo-s
The clearing houses Of fourteen leading ciues
OF the dominion for iels showed total usn>acuon
Of over SON Oon 90 The banks have = total
paid up capital Of sioo.0Dooo. . reserve flnd %
nearly ssoan.oD. notes In circulation -. an co
deposits AEgregaung nearly seoooSn snf
years the exports Of wheat from Canada 10 TIE
Brush Empire have grown from e.Op ooo bushels
TO n.ooooon. and the exports IN other countries
IN the same time from 9yso. 0eo 10 ~ ooo m bush
els
The total agricultural development for me yssr
Iss N 0OncD acres of land. yielding crup.
valued ~ 49,. .osDoJ. THIS wAs an Increase ~
over 500 ono.Oo over the previous year IN Nv
canada imported goods 10 the value Of SNn ss' t"
two thirds of which cane from the ni,ed Staiss
Tue ekports reached s.H.0Doc % which Great
Bri tain took si,5 $1,000 and the nitel SiAir>
Ssa.0oes The silver producuon for l"s Vis
Ni.0oeoo and mat Of copper. nickel and cobalt
tes ocoGo
In the sams year the electric railroads trans
ported 400 people and 1N0o tons ~
freight on ii.Gso miles Of track The elec'r'
roads showed earnings Of NsOo.9O Anf VoTsirs
expenses % ta.OoO.GD on capital Of So Nsii'"
The steam railways. with .a.Ocn miles ~ 'rfrs
carried ~ OD9p passengers and sa.1D0H TOT. ~
freight, an earning Of NUOoOoo 90 rAri'n..
iyation of 81. ,aa.a0Go
In isDo the number % declared ~e'tirr, Who Fr.
rived In canada was ia,0Ti Of this nu-'t~f
=, AS came from the Unit~d states. a. So frur he
'niied Kingdom and the rest from other ruIn'
The sun., 1910-07-17
Satlrtc Medals.
F'oss n. saturday Rerlsv

Fyoss fhs saturday R<rlsr.
Another sort OF medal which ha. com
pletely died out u the -attric. In the seven
toen,h century they were very numerous. no
political event could OCCUR without a series
of cartcatures or libels In bronze folio ~ ing
on its heels. Nowadays statesmen may
describe . political opponent a. a weather.
cock. . Nindbas or a bird that fouls ts
own nest In the reign OF Charles n. or
william Ill such q comparison would have
been Immediately follow esi nv literal repre-
Aeutation- Of the opponent in such charac-
ter
And long and complicated tales we're
often told on medals The -warmingpan-
story about the birth OF the klder Pretsnder
u hEured on one piece the iniaEinings OF
the false witnesses OF the Popish Plot about
the murder Of Sir Edmund Berry Godfrey
not Edmundsbury. he u remembered are
set forth on half q doyen. Poor Godfrey
may be seen being HranEled ny Jesuits,
borne In . sedan chatr or carried across q
horse and finally thrown into the ditch
under Primrose Hill Louis XIV. being a
great issuer OF vain glorious medals himself,
was always considered a fair butt by the
British o. Dutch medallic -aiirist His
badges and emblems are all perverted
he becomes a settinE sun. a broken lily. a
beaten cock. or he appears In the character
OF IuarIs, Phaethon OF Pontius PLATE
u would he curious To work out the date Of
the absolute extinction Of the sattric medal
IN England. the last that occurs to tho
memory dates back as far a. is57. In that
year appeared the we'll known yellow bronze
Jetton which achieved q long notoTiety A. =
substitute for sovereign in fraudulent
hands, the Hanover token" ON one side
appeared Queen NictoriAs youthful head,
exactly similar to that on the first issue OF
her coinage on the other the much hated
Duke Of Cumberland vas represented riding
"a 70 his new continental Kingdom. With the
rude legend To Hell or Hanover The
piece in shape and color had such a cIose
re-enblance 20 n sovereign that its career
~ fraud Wa- not unnatural
The sun., 1910-07-17

dstairs 49, N. ssraias p.tas IN he hf-.
I rhr~tah ths asw-rs q evil ~ fssina Pus.
aa.i - h.rasnsh hi- cuu-sani th.sinht - P,--
aa.l Waen-r. WAansr ~ isv-a sn.l in -
/ sars ~ s,.s haaar-a utth sas srsss asaa's
frtsn.isAip. ~ visited hon ~ ihayr-u,h
ard eSata Sszy ths Ring from mesaory,
that =. ~ eosihi pich gsIf its motiv~., for
nsswithsaanaiins the att-snps - nnaks
villi~rs . musical srnius u may ~ said
that hs uas an insiia.r-nt pianist ant M
eompo~~s as all Las IS many hsavsa
bogn Grniu-.-s ~ n@sls-t-si tho technia',s
of paano playinG anil C compss.iiton. bat
Partisan posts and pro.lt-,Irs arehotos-
io,laly unmu-ical. the improvi@ationa
a. the ksyboard - Villisr. m,isi have SIR
pri@sd thsua. villiera Was about the La.t
u ths Old ROmsntic school; the proud.
solitary. neglectsd sort uho starved hut
never snTrrod-r~i. The Po-s to-day u
unfAahionAbls In art life.
Huyamans cloa.d his eye, aftsv p..rsnad-
Ing the dying man to marry his faithftIl
companion and thus i.gitimizs hi. son
fillisrsdid this. though he made krimace
cf disGlst when his brisis scra wIed cross
instead Ot her signature. Huy-man. re-
lates this thrice -conto cruel And 10
turns out that the boasts nf vilIi.rs wer.
not vain regarding his pedigree. He h .
descendant of a noble crusader and his
family can trace itself 10 the eleventh cen
tury. A grand master of the Order Of
~. John wasa villiers de rIsle Adam. and
he &c was who obtained from Charles V.
the concession Of the Isle Of Malta for his
order. henceforth the Order Of the knights
of Malta. IL was q favorite diversion
years ago to halt the choleric poet when
he began to speak of his ancestors But
Villiers.' would interrupts some wag. you
know the grand master Of the Kni xhts Of
Malta was not allowed to marry. yet you
arc ono Of their descendants!' That
would infuriats villiers. He posse.sed in
company with his friend Barbey d 'Aure-
Willy Ito our taste a greater writer. qua
style and temperament. than villiers) a
magnificent talent for blasphemy. The
pair were the most fervent and blasphe-
nous Roman Catholics in Paris. vuliers
was Satanist; he could demonstrate to
your satisfaction the existence Of God
because Of the existence OF the devil. His
pen was not altogether a welcome one in
ecclesiastical circles; nevertheless his
sincerity in religion was no, TO be chal-
lenged. He even dedicated a book to the
POPE. An extraordinary character. all
OF piece. was this poet. prose master
and dUmattst whom they are about 10 !
honor in Paris with a statue
The sun., 1910-07-17
The Vanishing wIIderpe..

4 recent traveller over tho Canadian
Pacific was particularly struck by the
Incredible acreage along that railway
that now lies in desolatc blackners al
most without y gap along the entire right
of wav \ little more than a week ago
great forest fires were raging in the
Fort William district and millions Of
dollars worth of lumber NJ the mills and
trees standing IN tho forest were de-
kokan practically all the way to Fort
Francis, having in some places a depth
oi fifteen miles from the tracks Of the
Canadian Northern Railway. The jack
and white pine thus destroyed in a few
days cannot be replaced in half a
century.
No country il rich enough in its natural
resources to stand such drains upon il
a. are continually made by forest fires
IN the nitcd States and Canada every
wear, and the result is that from this
cause alone the domain of the wilderness
IL constantly diminishing In Ontario
and Wisconsin fires due TO railway
tTBlf'S h'T'lONth IuhlApIhS VI uOlidlS
worth of standing pine and hardwood
only week ago. In Wisconsin one Of
the burned over districts extended forty
miles in one direction.
In addition to this loss through neg
ligenoe both in Canada and in the United
States there is the vast area Of forest
land annually denuded of its trees for
the legitimate uses Of civilization, for
lumber, pulp for paper, fuel. &c. 30
great il the ever increasing demand
for print paper made from wood pulp
that manufacturers have already turned
their attention to the great wildernes-e@
Of Labrador and have established fac
tories there Clearly on the American
continent, with the wave of population
and the waste by forest fires constantly
cucroaching on tho wooded regions, the
time j. not far distant when the balsamic
air Of the primeval forest and the joys
Of th" hunter, trapper and explorer
vii vanish. and 80 one great reserve
fore" "f strength and simple pleasure
that has bocn civilized mans reSource
throughout his history will be lost or
seriously impaired.
Nowadays IN Canada it Is daily becom,
The sun., 1910-07-17

pT,.nt-- Hf r~~ugnutrn from hra rofin-
trytn.p 20 srsn- snh ~ apV-ovd 5sIa
fhtt - ~ ror-'J-n.s y 49, psghap~
that sparkle - tf'b. universal hsruN-ua
"a Ll.ss fslsl had brotlxhi him m r--uN-
niirun frur' future ag~s Hi- refusal -
take a drink ~ water a. ~ was born.
N",Inslssl frutn ih- hsid h..ca,r-r ~ aas
a-'insTing -olsii.S sn.I tnrns-i % him With
N" words Thy n"cs--ity - greater
than min~ VA an at 10 humanity and
ohiyaIrv that has endured II - le--.
then. 90 a soldier statesman or post that
lhi- International memorial - placed
than 10 an hieal -S,iblimely mild. a
spirit without spo'. a. SHEII.EI wrote
and tn that rare type of character in
whiyh the antique honor u Chivalry -
ssen sha.iing into the gra"r- - the
mu,l"rn gentleman
The sun., 1910-07-17
Government for Prot fit and Govern
ment for welfare.

One of the most engaging passages IN
Mr.. CLIFFORD PINCHoT's : speech at Kan
sas City Friday IL this cordial reproduC-
tion of tribute to himself. To the Hon,
JAMES RrDOI.PH GARFIELD and tn th'
other rising statesmen who baskcd IN
the light Of universal genius
The greatest tribute ever Eiven Mr Poo-y
vTuT ~As that Of an Englsh writer Who said that
when President Of the rnlted states Mr. Ruo-E
yELT surrounded himself with tho most effective,
the most en,hu~lastc company % Toung rnen
ever engaged In carrying forward The executive
duties Of any Government
In another part of the same address
the effective and enthusiastic former
forester fOresaw and stated TN" political
creed 81 the future:
believe a new school Of policies Is coming In
the nited states This ns~ school will decide
whether tue country shall be governed by none,
for prom, or by men for human welfare
II is the happy privilege of youth
and AZ - Mr.. PINCHoT retains its fire.
its hopcfulns-,s and perhaps a little of
its intolerance u il youths happy
privilege 10 welcome with rapture "a "A
new and glorious discovery whatever
is new and seems glorious 10 II. The
amount 81 concrete meaning in Mr..
PISCHoT's phrase need not concern us.
but for how many weary years, IN how
many weary platforms, from how many
fire yawping mouths We old-ters have
heard IL in one shape and another. and
grinned and yawned and waited For
clear example let US GO back 20 Omaha
and the national convention Of the
Peoples party. held there little more
than eighteen years ago:
We meet In the midst Of a nation brought TO
the verge Of moral. political and material ruin
Corruption dominates The ballot boI. the IegIs
IAture the congress. and touches even the srmns
os the Judlriary. TIE fruits OF the toll
Of nIIions are bodily stolen 10 buiid up colossal
fortunes unprecedented IN the history o; man
sind and the posse>.orS ~ these IN turn desplsr
the republic and endAnEer liberty Prom The
ssme prolific womb Of governmental Injustice
ue breed the two great classes iramrs ana
millionaire
And 40 on. "usurcrs altar Of Mann F.
mon.- the good old pntter And 90 the .
Peoples party was going to restore
he Government 10 the plain people. /
10 stop having the country governed /
by money for profit and 70 have II rIn ,
by men Il. .. Peoples party mem for !
human welfare.
Old. old patter' The PopuliS's took .
nothing by their motion and emotion .
about u. but newer mon. using the an
rient twaddle II Populi~t and other I
Iaded platforms. have found votes and 4
glory Mr.. PINCHoT and his lnsIrgent
friends now have their hour. but their
liAbdub is the same old hubIlIb
The sun., 1910-07-17
Mhere I've Empire. Mrrt

Most travellers enter Russia rs Nhy ~ h.''
Androvo from the west hut tho~s VINO ven ~
on the beaten TArk Occasionally rros- M 'ru1-
tier by Say Of Galiela and HrAdy. rh~rr me 81
station on Russian -oil II RadnVnlo, Thr r"
rounding eountr, \ Hat aud fertilr the G~s-i1'
are OF Ruthenian origin. tho land oNu urr' ...
Pole> the o'HriAl> RUSSIAN the uadrrs ir '''n
AMI village generally Irw~ l' j. from 'a.'
district whirh i not often visited b, rnslI.r7-''
that the HadzlviIl family one Of who>s r~v''.'
Sas married yesterday. taxes ", namr
The kairi~ui rOuntr. the borirriard '.'0'
which two empires have s5bed and owe a"'.
not apnrst ~erm very attractive 20 N" .'-.'
traveller but tbosc who haN livri there 7rd u'''
Iearned something Of tho racial sinfe 'hs' ~
hong divided the district AMI that s,ili di' id''
are not lonH IN nndinx that n evrrclsc> ''.'
fascination over them Vet II would 'a' '-rN
10 put this destination into words or to a1F -
the sentiments OF Which " T. made up
The sun., 1910-07-17
4 Memorial to an Ideal

That accomplished gentleman. court
Ter. soldier and statesman poet. author
of the Arcadia Sir PHII.IF SIDNEY,
il in these late davS 80 hc honorci
in bronze and, cur.ously enough. not
az the initiative "f the English hv
whom in his life time D." was - great v
admired. but by the Dutch. TN the
field where he di'l, IN ljSG, near Xut-
phen. around IN. walls of which ragged
- much ~ the Netherlands struggle
for Independence from Spain. and which
has now modcstiv sunk INTO a timber
trading point of som" Importance. -
10 be placed a statue T." hi- memory
Count BLSTINCR m a letter - The Lon
don Times IN behalf Of TIA" lIttl" Dutch
town tells the plans and adds a -ugges-
ton that English svmpathlzers may
slIb-crib" TO hclp To strengthen the
bonds Of friendship that suhsiSt between
the two countries The s"heme has met
with much favor in England, for, says
the Pail HdV GGrofic:
It appcaI, 70 gs not ouly ~ an international
tribute 10 sr-o Who fought In the wars OF nhSra
ton but De- a reminder mat England and The
NetrerlAnd- l11 = mutual a,-ogui 20 heir rreiIt
long b.'orr 'r"y W~rc surtered ~ commercial
leslou,irs or r~ rH.rhinsuons % French dl.
pIorsry, and Ne r. 'naer rsnno, hu' he umel,
In ,ies % the ur-s,. gr'on. Iila'lou u the 'No
Ta.e- N south N'rirs
England TOO az thi- 1imo takes all
vantage of an opportunity 80 express
rot only the debt which that country.
in common with all mankind. owes -
ERAsNrs RFNBRASDT and WILLIAM 81
OPASGE, hGr also 10 tell that she helpel
TO k"op th" flag Of liberty fIving IN
Holland ,hIr!rg ia long and bitter
struggle again-' Spain. and that though
nj tim,=s Il su,iri the policy 81 some or
her rulers - restrain tn" Netherlands
from 700 Compiete assertion ~ theIr in
dcpcndcuce there were men lik" SIDNEY
20 testify To- the naiIona. sympathy to
secure 'h"ir freedom.
Review lng ~" career of SIDNEY in tho
light Of tho" days II might be difficult
tO ind why hc should he honorci with
an International memorial. While a. a
courtler lac wa, IN great favor with
Queen EIAZABFTH throughout his life.
when he was entrusted hy hcr with his
one important mission that 20 Heidel-
berg AMI Prague. he faI.cd completely
in the negotiations. Stlll. a. generally
happened with him he wa- warmly com
mend"d for what be had dDrc. There
j. not much 20 show that he ,IistIn-
gushed himscl! a. soldIcr. When he
was m"'litatIng sailing in an exposition
agains' h" Spuniards IN the West Indies
he was forbidden by EIIzARFTH through
fear lest she lose the jewel uf her do
minions. II u ~ tho flower of cnIr-
tesy. tho many sided product ~ the
lssna4ssaucr that he - remembered,
his verso and rroso remaining 'hc de-
light 81 scloIar- rather than Of the
general puhlt,
He had gono - tho Netherlands a.
Governor - Flushing ard his stand ~
Iutphen seemed To have had neither
gain nor patriotism 70 prompt u His
was , th2gsip:iherS9gRST- dcayR. with 10
The sun., 1910-07-17
spersias Art 10 tse J.r,ey..

To rus RosroE ov THs Srs s-.a, Justc.
SwAyse charged the recently convened Grand
Jury OF Hudson oouny that any attempt to dis.
play the moving pictures OF the hght 81 Reno Is
an IndietAbie crime.
Az right but - very funny and hard 10 recon
Gle things Shen you recoiecI that last fall Messrs
Jedrte- and John their bankers. the promoters
and q horde Of Others met twice on different
occAsioas In hotsi IN ths city Of Hoboken. Hud
soa county. aud arranged aud signed up for thia
very night. Part Of that agreement signed bX
these puEiiists. concerned the dis wing OF ths
moving pictures OF the nght
Mr.. Jack johnson had better lake esre when
speeding about Jersey IN HE auto OF some OF our
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