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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-08-10

the parade had passed and she reach
ed home.
A short time after, William Hack
EFT, a Knight from Fosteria, Ohio.
was thrown from his horse in the
parade and dragged by his neck in
the stirrup for block before the
animal could be stopped. At hospi-
tai here tonight it was stated Mr..
Hacketts injuries may prove fatal.
w. b. Biddle of Laporte, Ind, was
struck by cab and received serious
injuries. Scores of women who faint.
ed in the crush received attention in
the hospital booths which had been
erected at intervals along the line
Of march.
Behind a platoon of mounted police
the procession was lead by California
mounted commandery Of San Fran
cisco. Immediately following came
100 open carriages, each containing
four members of the Grand Conclave,
the highest body in Knight Templar-
dom of this country. Acting Grand
Master William B. Melish occupied
the first carriage. Accompanying the
Grand Conclave were the noted
guests from England, the Earl of Eus-
ton, and representatives from the
Great Priory of Canada.
Immediately after the parade the
first formal session of the conclave
was held. The sessions will be held
daily until the final conclave of the
gathering, and members of the Grand
Conclave have but little time for en-
tertainment, which will occupy the
time of thousands of other visiting
Knights.
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mily gathered near, awaiting the out
come with anxiety. All early reports
from the hospital were hopeful and
this evening six X.ray negatives of the
wound were taken to facilitate an op-
Grafton for the removal of the bullet,
Assassin Locked Up.
Gallagher, the would-be assassin, is
locked in q cell at Jersey City with.
out bail. He expresses no remorse.
The big liner was gay with flags and
ringing with shouted good-byes when
the tragedy occurred.
Most of those who had been aboard
the ship to say farewell to friends or
relatives had gone ashore, but little
group remained to talk with the
mayor. They were standing on the
vessel near the forward promenade
deck and were in the act of posing for
a group photograph when Gallagher,
unnoticed, pushed his way almost to
the mayors side and fired point.blank
at his head.
He used a 38-calibre revolver and
an examination later disclosed that
the first cartridge had missed fire.
This probably saved the mayors life,
for Gallagher, when he first pulled the
trigger, was less than two feet away.
Backing away slightly in his excite
ment, he pulled the trigger second
time and sent a bullet crashing into
the mayors neck below the ear.
William H. Edwards, commissioner
of street cleaning, and former Prince.
ton football star, lunged forward with
his 300 pounds just as Robert Adam.
son, the mayors secretary, struck Gal
lagher's arm. As he did SO a second
shot pierced Edwards sleeve, inflict.
ing a slight flesh wound on the com.
missioner's right leg, which remained
undiscovered for hours because of the
excitement.
Unmindful of his wound, Edwards
h:l the man q crashing blow in tho
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-08-10
WOULD TRY TO
FREE CR|PPEN
QUEBEC NEWSPAPER ATTEMPTS
TO RAlsE QUESTION OF
ILLEGAL ARREST.
Authorities Refues to Become Ex-
cited Over Proposition-Say Arrest
by Provincial Police on Federal
Territory not Le9aI-Attorney Gen.
eraI Laughs at Idea.
By associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
Quebec, Que, Aug. "a novel
point in favor of DR.. H. H. Crippen
and Ethel Leneve, now under arrest
here awaiting return to England to
answer for the murder of Belle Ell
more, Crippen's actress wife, was
raised here today by a local news
paper. On the authority of Mon
treal criminal lawyer it is contended
that their arrest was illegal because
made by Quebec provincial police In
federal territory, as they were seized
on an ocean liner while on navig-
able river.
The Quebec authorities, however,
refused to become excited over this
argument, and it was denied by
Deputy Attorney General Lanctot,
who is in charge of the case, that
Crippen's attorney has raised such a
point.
Judge Langelier of the court of
special sessions declared that to do
so would avail Crippen nothing, and
said there was no loophole by which
he might take advantage of the meth
cd of his arrest.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-08-10
By .isSocidtrd Press.

BY .issocidtrd Press.
Chicago, ILL.,, Aug. 9.-One tragic
death, one accident which physicians
say will prove fatal, and dozen
minor mishaps, due to the crowds,
cast a shadow today over the parade
of what Masons say was the greatest
number of knights Templar ever
formed in line in any city.
Except for slight thunderstorm
lasting but short time, the weather
during the long march was perfect
From nine o'clock, when the signal to
start was given, until after twelve
o'clock, when the last Knight had
passed before the reviewing stand,
the thermometer registered from II
to 70 degrees while cool breeze
prevented any discomfort from heat
among the assembled thousands.
There were over 100000 Knights in
line, while over half million specta-
tors sat in the huge reviewing stand
occupying the east side of Michigan
boulevard as far south as Twelfth
street. or stood along the line of
march.
The first 1ote of tragedy in the
day came when Herman GrOssman OF
Chicago, on his way to join his com
mandery, was caught in the death
strip" between two cars on "Templar
Way" and received injuries from
which he died. In the grandstand two
blocks away sat Mrs. Grossman un
identified for three hours, while she
scanned the marchers for her hus
band, not learning of his death unit
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-08-10
L|LLIS DENIES
MARRIAGE STORY

New York, Aug. 9.-Following tho
receipt of dispatch from Kansas City
to the effect that JACKIE Cudeahy, son
of the millionaire packer, and who
last March attacked and slashed
Jere S. Lillis, Kansas City banker, is
planning suit for divorce. Mr.. Lillis
was discovered by a reporter in =
hotel in this city yesterday.
Mr.. Lillis declared his acquaintance
with the Cudahys "had been severed"
and denied the report that he was to
marry Mrs. Cudahy if either she or
her husband obtained a divorce.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-08-10
Sawyer SUSPECT
INSTRUMENTATION N
FcLEM JONES WAVES ) E<Am'hA
rIoN AND IS BOUND OVER
TO FALL TERM. 4
Had Watched Opening Of Safe and
Secured all Of combination Cor.
rectly with Exception Of One Figure
Had Pair Of Opera Glasses to Bet
ter Observe Operations.

Special to The Tribune. =
Minot, N. D., Aug. AT the pre-
liminary hearing of Glen Jones,
charged with ythe attempted robbery
of the Sawyer bank, the state intro
duced itss:testimoly and the defen.
dant waived further examination and
was bound over.
The state showed that not only was
the hole bored in the floor, but that
a pair of opera glasses were found
by it's side with piece of paper upon
which the combination of the safe
had been set down correctly, with the
exception of one number.
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are both in Alaska and will remain
until after the ballots are counted.
At the famous Treadwell mines, where
charges of fraud were made and sew
eral scores of special deputy United
States marshals sworn in to prevent
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-08-10
BETTER Destroy
REVENUE STAMPS

Newark, N. j., Aug 9-Fouowing
an investigation by secret service
men, E. Allen Smith, deputy revenue
collector here, has started crusade
against traffic in barrels bearing in
ternal revenue stamps and brands
which have not been destroyed. The
collectors reports show that one firm
has $4,000 such barrels tn it's posses.
sion. If it is found guilty, a fine of
$3,O00,000 may be Imposed.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-08-10
MAYOR GAYN0R Of new YORK SHOTbY
Discharged METROPOLIS
Assassin Makes Attempt on Life of Reform Mayor
as lie is About to Leave for Europe on Vacation

stated AT EARLY HOUR oRNNe THERE WAS NO DANGER
OF DEATH ENsuINe-MAYoR TAKEN FROM BOAT AND RUSHED
TO AosPlrAL-BuLLET DISCOVERED TO HAVE SPLIT AFTER
ENTERING eoDY-AssAssN PROTECTED FROM VIOLENCE
OF MOB BY LARGE SQUAD PoLIcEMEN-sULLETlN ISSUED
LAST NIGHT SAID OPERATION IMMEDIATELY MPERA
TvE-eALLAeAER THE ASSASSIN. MADE DESPERATE REsIs
1ANce WHEN ATTEMPT TO ARREST MADE, AND MADE
REPEATED EFFORTS FIRE ANOTHER SHOT.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-08-10
Two Cabinet Officers Watch Alaska
Elections and Probe Federal Offices

illegal voting. Besides watching the
election, the two cabinet officers are
visiting various government stations
and inspecting affairs of the federal
offices. This is the first time in years
that two cabinet officers have visited
Alaska at the same time.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-08-10
"REQUCE:D ] |:'Dl
rs. EXPENSE
NUMBER OF AUTOMOBILES CUT
FROM THIRTY.TW0 TO SEVEN.
tTEEN-NUMeER OF DRIVERS RE-
DUcEp-kEPT IMMENSE STRING
OF AUTOS.

New York, Aug. &C. X. G. Bill
ings, gas man of Chicago, Wall street
capitalist, horseman, automobilist and
yachtsman, appears be cutting down
expenses. According to the police reg.
lister, published today, he has reduced
his string" of imported automobiles
from thirty-two to seventeen and his
army of chauffeurs from twenty to
six. How Mr.. Billings will get along
with only seventeen automobiles Wall
street is unable to guess.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-08-10
FEMALE ATTORNEYS
MUST TAKE Off HAT

New York, Aug: 9.-When man or
woman lawyer, it's hats of in Sd.
preme Court Justice Goff's presence.
"Why do you wear your hat in the
court room? Are you different from
any other Attorney" asked the JUS
tice in court yesterday Of Mrs. Sarah
M. Meyer, a woman lawyer who ap-
peared before him. s.
Mrs. Meyer was not prepared to ar:
que the point, and she hastily re-
moved large black picture hat. The
case then proceeded.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-08-10
BOSTON IS FACI1G
100000 LOSS

Boston, Mass, Aug. "a general
alarm has been sounded for q fire
in the1umber yard district. The lum-
ber yard of Blocker and Shepard is
burning and the flames have spread
along both sides of Albany street, be.
tween Dover and ,Thayer, streets. The
loss will be upwards of q million dol
lars probably. There seems to be
little possibility of saving any Of the
structures within the fire zone,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-08-10

IS BROKEN UP

New York, Aug. 9.-Irvin Hough-
telling, the first husband of Mrs. Mary
three months sojourn on Blackwelfs
island today, owing to his having cast
a sugar bowl at Joseph Batterman, the
second husband, while they were dis
cussing domestic affairs in the cosy
little fiat where all have been living
for six years.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-08-10
DIR, ROLLER Was
. BADLY INJURED

New York, Aug. 9.-News reached
heretoday of the serious injury In
London last night of DR.. B. F. Roller,
the American wrestler. He broke two
ribs in a contest with Cana, an East
Indian wrestler, whom he had chal
lenged for stake of $1,000 side.
Cana, although at disadvantage
in weight and height, defeated the
American easily, gaining the first fall
in one minute and forty seconds, and
the second in nine minutes.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-08-10
CANAL WORK FELL
OFF During JULY
By Associated Press.

Washington, Aug. 9.-Excavation
work on the Isthmian canal fell off
in the month of July as compared
with that in the previous months, ac-
cording to a cable report received at
Isthmian canal commission here to-
day from the chief engineer on the
isthmus. For the month of July
2,4O6,2SS cubic yards, place measure
ment, were excavated, as against e.
616,609 cubic yards for the preceding
month. There were laid, however, in
the month of July 1858 cubic yards
of concrete, as against 124,214- cubic
yards in June.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-08-10

Juneau Alaska, Aug. Especial
Great interest attaches to the cleo
tions that are to be held here soon
for several local Offices and the seat
of delegate to congress. Secretary
of Commerce and Labor Charles Ma
eel and Attorney General Wickersham
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-08-10
SALVATION ARMY GIRLS
Barred FROM SALOONS

Denver, COL, Aug. 9.-An order was
issued yesterday by the local fire
and police board prohibiting Salvation
Army lassies entering saloons to So
licit aid and sell their literature. The
order is based on the theory that the
practice is demoralixing, as the girls
are thrown into temptation.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-08-10
FASTING Is FATAL.

Elgin, ILL.,, Aug. 9.-After fasting
twenty-eight days in an effort to over.
come minor digestive troubles, Miss
Ruby Dale, a music teacher, lies at
the point of death. She is unable to
take any nourishment.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-08-10
WATER WAS FATAL.

Mason City, Ia, Aug. 9.-Children in
play yesterday poured lot or water
down the throat of Ralph, 4-year-old
son of J. A. Juen of Calmar, and the
little fellow only lived an hour. The
water went into his lungs and he was
drowned.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-08-10

sEIpEL-LA EoLLE1TE DEBATE.
milwaukee,, Atg. S.-Mayor sseidel
has accepted an invitation to a po-
litical debate with Senator La Fol-
lette and Levi H. Bancroft at De-
lavan Aug. .,ss',s "a s'.''.' s':'i'ssssSr
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-08-10
cAYNoR's CONDITION.

The following bulletin on
Mayor Gaynor's condition, prob
ably the last which will be
issued tonight, was given out
by surgeons, timed at 3
o'clock: "The photographic
examination of Mayor GaynOr's
wound indicates that the bullet
is divided into two fragments,
occupying positions that do not
demand operative interference
at present. The condition OF
the mayor is satisfactory. He
is resting quietly"
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-08-10
Three SERIOUS ACCIDENTS
MARRIED FIRST DAY Of The
KNIGHT TEMPLARS MEETING
Ohio Knight Caught Between Two Cars And Crushed
to Death at Start of Parade

HUNDRED THOUSAND SPECTATORS PARADE
ONE MAN THROWN FROM HORSE AND MAY DIE AS RESULT
INJURIEs-DozENs WOMEN FAINT IN CRUSH ATTENDANT
SEATS PARADE-KNGHTs
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-08-10
NOTORIOUS BURGLAR ESCAPES.

: Hartford, Conn., Aug. ,9.-Timothy
A. sheedy, Sid by the police to be
one Of the most notorious burglars
in the country, escaped late last night
from the county III, where he was
heaG '>''~s =" - ~
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CONTINUED on page 81
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1910-12-07
GOOD VAUDEVILLE SHOW
HERE FRIDAY evening
FIRST SERIES OF WINTER CALLS
FOR SIX GOOD ACTS DIRECT
FROM BEST HOUSES IN NEW
YORK CITY.

The first of the series of vaude-
vile shows which will be given in
this city this winter by the managers
of the Daytona theater will be pre-
scented next Friday evening. This
series of vaudeville shows has been
secured at considerable expense
by Managers Snead & Morris with
the idea of giving the people OF
Daytona the best in this line or none
at all. An especially good attrac-
ton has been provided in the openins
number by Johnnie Ray TO give an In
sight to what is to follow during the
winter.
The acts will include Billy Morris
and Sherwood Sisters, comedy
black face act of singing and dane
ing, and is sure hit
The Three Musical Lorettas.
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TO GET MERCHANDISE FREE
THROUGH THE DAILY NEWS.
ANOTHER COUPON SCHEME IN.
AuGuRATED BY THIS NEWsPA.
PER TO INTEREST ALL READ
ERs AND BUSINESS ADvER-
Users.
Users.

Today the Daily News is in
argurailng a new plan to interest its
readers and advertisers in publishing
somewhere in the paper a coupon
which will entitle the person whose
name appears therein TO an order
for p cents in merchandise If pre-
sented at the store or business place.
which s also named in the coupon.
This scheme is being used by the
Daliy News to stimulate interest
among its readers and in a small
way boost business among its adver-
Users The orders will have the
fun face value of % cents at the
store named when presented by the
person also named in the coupon. and
this merchandise Will be paid 70,
by the Daily News
! There IS no lottery Or hit or miss
game connected wAh this. but If Is
a straight business proposition. The
CUISINES men of the city of Daytona
| are toyoi'y supporting the Daily News
This winter and the paper proposes
to do all within is power to hos,
the interests of the business peonlt
VINO are making it possible for tht
residents of the city to have a frs,
class daily newspaper during III,
winter season
/ fne amount of the vahle of the
coupon IS small, but it is a stem II
the right direction and NAV lead =
/ gfeafer things. 1t viii give an adda.
impetus 20 the people who read +h.
paper TO consume every line of tvn,
on every page and the publisher =
the paper hopes the plan will mea
with the approval of the readers an,
merchants.
The plan is the same by which n,
Daily News is every day distrihptin,
four free tickets to the CRYSTAL the.
ter. These tickets are paid for !,
cash by the Daily News and 81,
gwen absolutely free to the nerson
named n the coupons.
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high class comedy musical act WIN
beautiful. electrical effects and good
wardrobe, including five trio num-
beers, two solos, violin 500 and
saxaphone SOLO
Miss Leona Stephens, the original
Boogie Boz Girl and late star OF the
Newlyweds Company.
Wayne & Marshall, high class
singing, talking and dancing act.
Harry Antrim. mimic and comedian.
A special extra attraction. The
Melba of Vaudeville, the Baroness
Won Zieber, military band prima
dona. Some OF the musical organiza-
/ lions with which she has toured in
clude the Royal Court band OF vi
emma, Sousa's and Salem Cadet band
and the Royal Kiltie band Her
voice is of remarkable sweetness and
vocalization is equally noteworthy
The range of her voice is large. from
how F 10 high D. She is a large.
/ handsome woman, of fine figure and
imposing presence. and she wears
elaborate costumes.
Snead and Morris have engaged
| this vaudeville at considerable ex-
Ipense and will present il to their
patrons at popular prices.
The theater ferry viii leave Day
tona Beach at 7:30. SO that all the
people OF Seabreeze and Daytona
Beach will have an opportunity to
see high class vaudeville as well as
the citizens and tourists Daytona.
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START PRESIDENTIAL BOOM;
PROGRESSIVfS GET BUSY.
WILL NAME ETHER SENATOR
CUMMINS OR SENATOR LaFOI-
IEfIG TO LEAD PARTY IN
THE CAMPAIGN.

WASHINGTON. Dec. THE in
sugent republicans will have their
own candidate for president of the
United States in 1912. This much
has, been determined since the sen
ators and representatives arrived
here and it is believed this candidate
viii Do either Senator A. B. Cum.
Minis Cf Iowa or Senator Robert NJ
LaFolletta OF Wisconsin.
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See the souvenirs given away a,
The Crystal Thursday night.

L. A. Wilson, of the Wilson *
Toomel Fertilizer Company. of Jack
sonvAle. was in the city Monday and
Tuesday. Mr.. Wilson is one of the
present owners of the famous Elem
ming, o. Allen, orange grove at Hol-
~ Hill and was here to inspect the
property. The crop, Mr.. Wilson
says, IS not so large as that of last
year.
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Miss Harriet Frederick of ST. Paul,
Mimi, arrived Tuesday afternoon
and is spending a few days with DIR.
Neville II. Clark and wife at their
Daytona> Peach home. before assum.
ing the Dps.tion of head nurse at DR..
Bohannon's hospital and sanitarium
on First avenue.
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Mr.. and Mrs. |. G. Johnson ar
rived Tuesday afternoon from Man.
kato, Mimi, and joined Mrs. John
sons father, r. E. Baldwin, at The
Magnolia, North Ridgewood avenue,
for the season. Mr.. Johnson is a
railroad engineer and has seen 80
years OF service with the Chicago &
northwestern Railway.
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Drove Him Insane.

What affected this mans mind
He was the manager of an 81 -
theatrical troupe and went crazy r.
ing to give every member stage -
dressing room and the best billboez@
prominence. Detroit Free Press
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%FOR SALATbe handsome

$FOR SALE-The handsome Sill
yer Bach residence and property of
Lydia II. Hand, deceased. The exc
eutors desire TO make an early sale
Of this property in order to close the
estate. &w-uf
BINGHAM & THOMPSON. Agents.
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*Look at Rowe's window.

DR.. NJ. Josie Rogers went to Jack
sonyile Tuesday afternoon to attend
homeopathic assoc iation meeting in
that city. She will return tonight.
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Foolish.

Howell-Did you ever actually kiss :
girl for her mother?
Powell-My boy. you talk like cen
sus enumerator.-New York Press.
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New OPPORTUNITIES.

The folly that viii ne'er be still
New plans may now commence
The man who rocks the airship Win
Be next in evidence
Washington Star
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JUSTICE DATEN DEAD;
NEW YORK FEELS LOSS.

NEW YORK Dec. supreme
Court Justice Charles Willoughby
Daten died today, aged 64.
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AT cLARk's-

AT ClARk'S-
*An inexpensive line of pictures,
framed and unframed, for the hoIi-
days. wed-thurs-fri
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FLOR SALE-Ore1000 gallon Ma
tional pumping outfit used three
months, one Douglas ram; can be
seen at Staples & Gluten. st
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&FOR RENT The handsome
Hand residence at Silver Beach,
opposite Daytona; fully furnished
BINGHAM & THOMPSON, Agents
8 &w-tf
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Major z. F. Britton, postmaster at
Seabreeze. was a visitor in Daytona
Wedn. sday for the first time since
/ last June.
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Nhcsout And WodeFn.
The OK eyed maids Of other day1
Were beautiful. trow-
But could they reaeh the peroxidp
Beauties we have now.
Chicago NeNl
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A Brief Poem.

The following poem under T.
Of 1.-THE Ancient Origin Of Mn
is accepted:
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W. M. SFIAFF
Real Estate a.
Fire Insurance
LIZ Sesfh Beach SIr~c1

Looking around US we 50 ~
persons in middle life, stu6
along with poor vision who nj
enjoying normal sight il they
consulted a competant optici<
sure you are on the safe It.
you think your eyes are fallIno
me advise what is best.
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