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The National tribune., 1910-08-25
Another Officers Experience.

Editor National Tribune: Referring to
Comrade Charles A. Nimock's appeal
for. square deal, / want to tell my
story. l enlisted in the 18th u. S. in
November. 1861. at Dubuque, Iowa, and
was promised s100 bounty when honor
ably discharged. ! was discharged in
August, 1868. on account of receiving a
commission as First Lieutenant. 1 was
at Vicksburg at that time. / have never
received any bounty or travel pay in
any form from the Government. 1t
looks as tho some of us old boys who
started early in the scrap" have been
neglected or at least overlooked. 1 will
be 73 years young" Sept. 10, 1910. Ii
seems that the remark that the Cover
nor of South Carolina made to the Gov
crnor of North Carolina is PERTINENT
Fletcher w. Clark, Sedalia, Mo.
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Annexes to the National Homes.

AT its Annual Encampment, the De-
partment of New Mexico, G. A. r..
adopted a preamble and resolutions
supporting the bill introduced by Dele
gate Andrews creating annexes to all
the National Homes. The Delegates TO
the National Encampment were in
structed and the Past Department Com
manders requested to vote and use all
honorable means TO secure the indorse-
ment of the National Encampment OF
this measure
The National tribune., 1910-08-25
Have You Heard Of Sa-Na-RG-C Cults?

II is the new and wonderful discovery that
has made many physician sit up and take
notice. Stephen Phillips. travelling represent
ative for the Binghrm Harness Company, says
that '.SA- -RE-CU-TIS did more for him In
one week than all the physicians did in 20
years" If you Will write today we will
send you one soc. package for 25c. in stamps
or coin, IL you Will agree to tell your friends
II you satisfied. If you not satisfied
you can have your money back without a
word. SA-NA- RE -CE-TIS cures eczema
where others fail Address American Remedy
Company, Asheville, ". e.
The National tribune., 1910-08-25

Mai. James A. Connolly. Commander
Department of Illinois, g. a. r., ad-
vises the comrades in General orders
No that for points outside of Chicago
1t may be an object 10 purchase the So
called Grand Army ticket, but from
Chicago and most junction points the
regular excursion rate is considerably
lower than the G. A. r. rate. No one
should buy a G. a. r. ticket without
Investigation and consultation with the
agents OF the road.
The National tribune., 1910-08-25
Memorial of the 22d N. Y. Cav.

Frederick Hurlburt, Ord. Neb, wants
to know if anyone has a copy Of a me
mortal printed of the 22d n. Y. Cav,
and, if so, what will he take for it?
The National tribune., 1910-08-25
S3d OHIO
Voluteer Infantry,
Greyhound Regiment.

Annual Reunion will be held in the new
Memorial Hall, Dayton, Ohio. Sept. 29.
A new Roster for 1910 is being prepared. in
which will appear all the names and addresses
of members who send them TO, She secretary,
but 1t must be done quickly. No names will
appear not fully guaranteed with correct ad-
dress. Send names quickly, and come to the
Sept. 29
WIN. ii. DAVIS. Secretary Treasurer,
10 FOsdick Building, Cincinnati, Ohio.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-12
One Mag
Overcome

constipation permanently by proper
personal cooperation with the bene-
fetal effects Of Syrup Of Figs and
Elixir Of SIENNA, when required. The
forming Of regular habits is most i'm
portant and while endeavoring to
form them the assistance Of Syrup o.
Figs and Elixir OF SIENNA is most val
liable, as it is the only laxative which
acts without disturbing the natural
functions and without facilitating and
II is the one LAXATIVE which leaves the
internal o-ga-5 in q naturally healthy
condition, thereby really aiding one in
that way. To get rs beneficial effects,
buy the genuine manufactured by the
California zig Syrup Co. only, and for
sale by ali leading druggists. Syrup
OF Figs and Elixir Of Sienna IS never
Classed by the Well-informed with
medicines which make extrayagant
AM ur-o-nGed claims to cure habitual
constipation without personal coop
GRAFTON.
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University Notes

A football rally was held during the
chapel hour yesterday in connection
with the game with Denver university
today. Speeches were made by Coach
Bennion. Joe Maddox. Dale Pitt and
several of the faculty and men from the
city who came up 10 attend the rally.
Some novel stunts in the roofing line
have been planned and will be carried
out at the game today.
The Provo teachers visited the uni
vedsity in a body yesterday and at
tended classes in the normal training
school.
Owing to the inability OF the Denver
football men TO be present the frehs-
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High School Notes

At the regular drill yesterday after
noon Captain Webb announced the FOL
lowing appointments for the cadet COM
panies: Company A. Captain Doran;
first lieutenant, Boyd Park; company
b, captain Carly. second lieutenant,
Paul TimpsOn: company G. Captain
Herrick, first lieutenant, Walter Dixie
company d. Captain Offer: second lieu
tenant, Banning: first lieutenant VIII
ton; members of the staff, Leroy
Workman, Irwin Clawson, Paul Par
malice and Paul Ray, 10 rank OF cap
tains; first sergeants, Marion, Johnson,
Guiber. Hickman.
The junior class met yesterday and
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men banquet which had been planned
for this evening in their honor has been
called off.
The sophomore class entertained at
a matinee dance in the mems gym yes
terday afternoon from until O. y
large crowd enjoyed the dancing.
Punch was served and the AFFAIR Was
patrOniZed by several members OF the
faculty.
The women of the university viii
meet November 10 with a view to per-
fecting a permanent organization
The tennis court is proving TO be one
of the most popular OF the new I'M
prOYements at the school this year. The
tennis club Is adding members daily.
several OF the faculty having applied
for admission.
The want ads can serve you only II you
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decided TO postpone their class dance
until the Friday after Thanks giving.
They also accepted blue and white as
class COlOrs.
The girls basketball teams were out
for practice last night and their mana
gers will meet Monday 10 arrange
schedule The girls' first team VIII Da
chosen from the girls making the best
showing in the class games
The new heating plant at the High
school is being pushed along in fine
shape and the contractors think that
they viii have fl finished By The end
of next week.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-12
BIRTHS.

Nh. and Mrs. Albrt Van Leenwen, sf2
North sixth West street, boy.
Mr. and Mrs NJ Foster, 1871 North
Eighth West street. girl.
Mr. and Mrs. o. Humphrey, 80 Sou'h
Ninth East street, girl.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard PapWorlh' .
Osler court, girl.
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Frederick Austin Carter and Eliza
beth Jane Price, salt lake. d
and Johanna Laube, salt Lake
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Hair Goods at Great Savings


Minnesota. to take up the positloh
lately vacated by Miss Mabel Johnson
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!, !. I: !. :. " :. !: :. :, :: : :. :. {, ::


Mrs. Edwin +. Holmes entertained
yesterday at a social affair for the first
time since her arrival in the city, when
she gave ar exQuisitely appointed
luncheon at her home the Amelia
Palace. \ color scheme in gold and
white was effectively carried out The
round mahogany table laid in the long
dining room was covered by rare
honitOn lace cloth over yellow silk,
with the napkins matching the cloth.
A large cut glass punch bowl filled
10 overlooking with golden japanese
chrysanthemums formed the center
piece. encircled By the same flowers
intermingled with loops of ribbon OF
the same shade. The table service was
entirely in gold and white, the salads
and dessert were served on gold plates
tie ices in gold encrusted glasses, with
the nuts and bonbOns in golden has
kets. Place cards We're laid for six
teen guests In the Turkish room adj
joining. the TroubadOurs played SOFTLY
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DEATHS

Joseph sharples. East Mil Creek.
general debility. aged go November g.
Benjamin +. Radon, rear 654A West
?. November 10.
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SOCIETY
roDAY's EVENTS.

: TODAY'S EVENTS
(. The largest social event OF the
. evening viii be the dancing par
|, ~ at the Country club, 10 De CIV
, en- by Miss Helen Wooafun'
!. daughter Of Dr. and Mrs. Z. D.
; Woodruff.
(. Mrs. Pauline Sands Will give
!, the second in a series OF lunch
|. cons at the Wilson, with a party
. following this afternoon at the
; Garrick
!. Colonel and Mrs. A. 3. Kess-
!: Ter viii entertain the members Oh
. the Chatting Dish club at dinner
|: this evening at their home.
!. Miss Marian Mcintyre win be
: one Of the young hostesses OF the
!, afternoon. when she viii enter
; tain "a number OF her young
!, friends with a matinee orpheum
party
. Another Orpheum party will be
!. given this afternoon BY Miss
; Ethel Firman. in compliment 10
:. Miss Ina Rudy, one of the brides
: of the month.
Z. y =
:. The Browning section of the
!. Ladies Literary club will be en-
!. tertained this afternoon by Mrs.
:. A. J. Gorham. at her home on
:. Second avenue.
:. x
:. There VIII be a meeting of the
= American Woman's league this
(: evening at S O'Clock in the par
: Tors of the Kenyon. a program
:, will be given by Mrs. John Reed,
!: Miss Edna Pitt and Miss Loreen
: Robertson.
? - y =
: The Utah congress OF mothers
: meets this afternoon in the as
:. sembly room of Rowland Hail, at
8 o'clock.
:, The meeting Of the women of
!. the University Of Utah has been
= postponed from this afternoon
: until next Saturday. November 19,
:: at the same hour, to be held in
:: the kindergarten rooms Of the
!: university.
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There is sure 10 = something Il
human interest" IN the ads-as w~A y
IN the news.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-12

Miss Mayme Robinson, secretary OF
the salt Lake board OF the Y. W. c.
A, is expected to arrive today from
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-12

Mr.. and Mrs. l. a. Benton hav
gone to San Francisco for a ten day:
trip.
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The want ads can serve you only II you
USE them
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\ pleasant social affair in the ma
ture OF a bridge luncheon was given
yesterday by Mrs j. A. Spiker at her
home. The dining room was bright
with vases of red cosmos. which
formed the centerpiece of the table,
which was lighted by candelabra shad-
ed i'm red. and with flowers laid with
each place card.
Golden and bronze chrysanthemums
were used in the living room and Ii
brary, and the hostess was assisted by
her sister. Miss Vera EldFedge Twelve
guests were present. and three tables
of bridge followed the luncheon.
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passed. and refreshments We're served.
= = X
The Daughters of the Revolution
will hold their anniversary meeting
next Wednesday afternoon. November
10. when they VIII be entertained by
Mrs. p. T. FarnswoFth at her resi-
dence, 1S9 East South Temple street,
at o'clock. An excellent program
viii be given. which is in the hands of
the social committee
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street held its first meeting Thursday
evening at the home Of the Misses
Stevenson. A pleasant evening was
passed. and refreshments were served.
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Mrs. T. W. Dunn gave a children's
party yesterday afternoon for her lit
tie daughter. Grace. TO celebrate her
eighth birthday anniversary. A pref
tily Ornamented birthday cake. sur
rounded by the eight candles. occupied
the center Of the table, from which
streamers of pink and green reached
20 each place, where boxes OF bonbons
We're placed. Twelve little guests were
present. and the hostess was assisted
by Mrs. J. H. Witbeck and Mrs. Pet
tilt.
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during the luncheon, and rendered "A
mum Der Of their native songs
Those present TO enjoy the affair
were: Mrs. W. Montague Ferry, Mrs
Edward s. Ferry, Mrs. d. Moore Lind
say, Mrs. NJ. S. Woodward, Mrs. Els
worth Daggett, Mrs. 7. CT. Weber
Mrs. George Y. Wallace, Mrs. Thomas
Weir. Mrs. Windsor Y. Rice. Mrs. w
II. Dickson. Mrs. George p. Holman
Mrs. J. WalCOtt Thompson, Mrs
Thomas Kearns, Mrs. J. NJ. Bidwel
and Mrs. Stephen II. Babcock
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A large social affair of yesterday
afternoon took place at the Simon
Bamberger home on East First South
street, when Mrs. Bamberger and her
daughter, Mrs. Arthur Behal OF New
York, received several hundred OF
their friends at an afternoon tea.
The Salt Lake TrOubadOurs were in
attendance, and rendered a delightful
musical program during the receiy-
ing hours, from to 6.
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,cker styes most of them with extra par OF trousers
ned;um and dark mixtures All the wanted eolors are
to IL.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-10-29
mALAYS MURDER SEATTLE BOY
CORNERSTONE TELLS
 OF PROPOSED WORK

With a view to bcttcring the mail facilities and general tra""l conditions for the entire Seward Peninsula, the ,Iaska Dad Comn'.;sion will this auj on t'pnday W. l.. Goodwin. SUI Ictint,Ijent ,f this dis,rict. will leave with five dog teams of seven dogs each. and begin the work.
 AS is well known. the overland mail trail is all permanently stakcd from here to Kaltag. but on account of the increased weight limit nf mails and the tw" trips per week for a greater DOT ton of the winter. there are two cut and old used trail, namely from Chnik direct to Moses. instead of going down Golovin bay and thence over the Walla Walla hill and along the dangerous ocean ic" from Wala Walla to Moses.
 This cut-om will also shorten the travelling distance some eight miles and spruce stakes have been ordered for Is miles of the trail out from Chinik. and they will he put in the snow this win ter and then permanently erected on thc ground next summer.
 Ky this mems the mail carriers will have the advantage of the trail for this winter and then the stakes will be Ky
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TWO CITIES
 HAVE RECOUNT
Nugget Special Service.

Nugget Special Service.
 PORTLAND. Oct. 2a Following lm census scandal NhIcn Was uuyarthca here d frH daNs asa. a recount ar the population u.ts taken aigh Hsts,raus results n lae eitN. Instead "f the .u."oo population aaeb Has aser-i ited tip Rose rit> in tbe origluaI count oulN 2l%.eeo U that muuh,r raud be l"eated II + heltesad bs tte laeu sGteja1S That th, deficit can nn gaargrt T. the ra,lJiug af ti..mtsiHu census.
 Thr city of SrattI- #rrnIr rbalgrI h.r rth asish raddn- te. population count and rauEuJ lgetrpa.atra hy a~- sritius that th. spirit tay# mHy Hst would nod h,al ra.Heykms Goth citie- underwent ! recount oG population and the hamlet nu thy sound as We'll as tI.e metropolis of orseu anr, fauuI wanting u re-d,uf a..sulm4 ta ths official ren-u- statements
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.SCORNED BY LOVER:
 HE TAKES OWN LIFE

ia ai.s .paithfort al d local hotel.
 Last nieEt Filing visited Miss Grace Moore. whom he had been attentive to for several months. He proposed mar riase to the woman and was refused as he had been many times before. The disheartened foreman left the house and sought his own room. Five min ut"s after he had been in the room d shot Was heard and the roomers iE the house. upon entering the apart mcnt, found kling dead
 The desperate man had let a note stating that there Wa- n"ihif. m i-r world for him ta live for since the one woman had sc"rned him and that he preferred death if he could not have her laye.
 The deeeascd's father and mother live in St. Louis and his body will be shipped there today.
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S5O,OOO FOR DIVORCED
 FAVORITE
Nugget Special Service.

Nd99cN opcNfaA oCiNiNNs
 MINNEAPOLIS. o.t .2>-Grace Gettes. a we'll known actress and the former wife of Richard Ferris author. was awarded $5louo aHmnny in the courts here todaN TEr money rrrre- sents the authors profits from the novels h, has written. "Gnu~tark. .' The Beverly of GmuStarh" aud Ne dra." three of th, host sellers of recent years Were all from the pen or Ferris
 Mrs, Ferris. who Mas better known on the stage as Grace GcttrcS. was for several years star with one of Frah- mans companies. Her work in leading roles was commended hy the critics throughout the United States ana Eu- rope.
 Friends of the actress believe that she will eventually resume the glare os the footlights while others say that in time she will be drawn hack Ia the author and will be remarried
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HUSBAND OF M0NTn
 vlCT|M OF NATIVES

Ltla m their touur. md tHra.. sa Vaugo. a -nau EHn-a mau. mr- from civilization
 According ro information @aru.-I ."r". l"mg 'j..r nH arn aH asa rar islands h.f"r. .aH ..a d u.s Words of thr ne'f, tser. 4.t-a raar- a' rh- rHHrrn,.
 WhH, in vm4a ,u. ..u. .,- ..r. rur.d b, a band ar Nalrt- .a. a-a rh.u. a d.a haror" .amalma t.. ur- rirI. d"cd
 ta-arim= ii, tho di.IaH-H .na t.m tH" Philippines. ,:... a. t.rrar,a -tra'i> h,r.r. bis Ha. sa. ad,H The 'riho t,cd >.aue ,"ar D.. .,.. and after doing u.u native .u. aau,. about rIe youth. tu.y pro...I,I la -r"l. th. L,d vim mlt,- um m- a-' drop ". blood ,bb,d tu.s
 ii- ynm- Wifi. ag- u.a r., . tr.- and f"r.rd tp vftu.-~ thr .-uf.. r.. trr and death ar h.r mabaI euaGa. fa moN". "r erN for bsH. tbs 4n3 lHn.d and upau reainue aan sta#-a.-. -aa
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trail from Bonanza to Iglpo. and as Snakt"lik has been abandoned. and the mail an. trtVel will probably never go "Wa> ont "' it's way to the very ex- p'~'d Shal<t"lil, hereafter all thcs.. u"n stakes will be removed over op.n tlc rcr,an"nt aul direct trail [. ,n E"aarla tn Iglo"
 Th"u thc party will move on oyer ,o just beyond Egowik anI cut down s,. s- "rid miles "f very rough and expos. n piga'r heads. where the country. 4-As wind swept and where the mail c,r. ri"IS have always hat such rough sled drsS on arriving at Unalaklik Mr Goodwin will maf, an inspection of the permanent staked Unalaklik St. Mich : 't| c"ii. 65 m't, B, and which work has r-ccnl.S hecn d"uc by the local road l.N collections ard funds of the road cen mission.
 ! hls will require Goodwin doubling '&" cj miles distance and while this s.de trip k being made the party N il work along toward Kaltag and make ssch trail repairs as are necessary. as s"rae parts nf the trail have been burn cd cN'i and the stakes destroyed. and some If them were put in entirely too short and arc covered over by the deep ------
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Nueget spee,sl Senne.

BALTIMORE oar - laa Alu-H aH aId Alaskan. returned here today after an ah~ane. at raun .raf years To nud ui- parents uaI H- aeGe -I=- ters and brothers Haa H.i Marsh .anassrI quite fartur. n lar North and intended to -haaa T atn ri. raa.-
 N the a-e of t0lftE aus. Nu-l aaH his hame h.r- ana started .at .a mak" hi- oNn aas m fhr amd ua wandered fram rlaa. fa aan. taking m th" California Nrsaaa k6au#8, and Alaskan ~tamr.l..- m.eae camp h. accumulated z"odh -lar.. .af t6. worlds se"d~ and when in f>s, h. lon np A'a~ha b' had auItr a rutuur
 H the N"rGlami HIz gasarars Ha- bowed bum anal h,. SIS ae. .s thr ..a aha ,uurh Il ush
 \ frW aerk~ a4a tH.. veteran lsra.
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inG on the ground just where the win ter trail will go and stakes will not then need to be transported overland by horse teams in the summer.
 The ocean trail from Moses Point tp ISaacs Point nine miles. and from Isaac's Point |" B"nauza roadhousc. 25 miles. will bv stal>rd for the guide of the mail carriers and travcling public. when tn" ice shall have become sound enough to cross Norton Sound.
 Then from Hnnauza L" iii. fool of the hill dglooj l2 miles southeast of ShaktoIil another ctlt-nm Will h" made and the trail stak"d. making a saving "f some miles oyer the old used route via Shal<tolil> roadhou~c.
 Here il might he well tn explain that each winter heretofore the commission has staked the 25 miles from Tsaac's Point tn Bonanza for the early part of the winter and then when the ice was solid enough Ia permit of crossing di- rect toward ShaktoIik. they have then staked the - miles to Dexter hills. just inside of Cape Denbieh and from whence the trail is staled with iron stakes to Shalstolik. on the foot of the hill at Igloo. heretofore mentioned Also the trail from Bonanza k thus stalled to Shaktolik. but now with this direct
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Nuggets Special Service.

Nu99et opeclal service.
 SEATTLE. urt s, EaI G".r. a l"eaI boy nb" sa~ nal,.d a,oar ou" month ago to a ~,J,a,. =ia trd v,h" departed Cor hi- hrn,sma.u directly after his mun.aa, ua- nu1us mur- drr"d in rh, rhdrtw. islands h> "u, "f th" ~a>ag" trIh,- which mhabt tuat territory In rablr nar--1a, received herr, today hy ,H. h..- Wuhcr sh. was notified of th, haaHhlr fate of hrr son and how hie bride ar ou.. month had only saved h.r ll. b. Ho,uu to th' hills after hy. ur-hald Ird boon tortured and then ttd before her eyes.
 Young Grer na- formerly t nrw~m Dor reporter h,r. and had a promising career a~ a iomuau~l haIar mu Fol lowing bis marrjag, ta Ma- Iu,y Trent. dau-htl or 1 la,al merchant the couple decided Ia Ni.i the Phmr pine islands "n their wedding tam.
 The couple proceeded aam Manila to
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PROSPECTOR RETURNS
 AFTER LONE ABSENCE

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A8YSlNNiANS AT WAR. Nuggets Special Service.

ROME, oct. 2S.-The natives al ANbsrnia are again at war and King Men"lik II. has come into his own over five hundred of the uprisers against the throne were killed in bat tie during the past week and about half as many of the kings army met death during the contest. The throne has often been threatened but never before has such desperate effort h~en made ta unseat a Menelik
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ROOT TO SPEAK. Agget's Special Service.

NEW YORK oct 2s S,yrtArs Elihu Root will speak herr tnaay au the subject of R"o>evrlt's message rc- garding the next presidency uu. of the l",al theater~ has h,rn hired fal the purpose of the meeting a- a yapa city crowd Is expected to attend