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The Lamar register., 1910-03-30

Pueblo.-Sam Falcone, member OF a
Black Hand society. was shot through
the mouth and instantly killed in
running fight with a posse of deputy
sheriffs, four miles east Of here Thurs
day. few minutes after he. with an
other Black Handler. had gone to Sc
cure money they had demanded from
Tony Centenna.
The Lamar register., 1910-03-30

Tommy, having disposed OF three
helpings of sausages and doughnuts
sat mournfully regarding his empty
plate.
Observing his pensive expression.
Aunt Sarah kindly asked: Tommy.
won't you have some more dough-
nuts?"
"No'm!" the poor lad replied. with
feeling emphasis. Il don't want them
I got now,"-Harper's Magazine.
The Lamar register., 1910-03-30
WASHING TON.

The condition of Thomas +. Walsh !,
reported to be improved.
The House has passed the bill pro
viding for the raising Of the Maine.
The president has nominated Col
Ralph w. Hoyt to be brigadier-gener-
al
Great interest is felt in the coming
personnel of the new House commit
tee on rules.
The standard fruit box bill will prob
ably not be reported by the House
committee on agriculture.
clifford Pinchot. the deposed chief
forester. is on his way to meet Colonel
Roosevelt on the continent
President Taft has proclaimed that
France Is entitled to the minimum tar
If rates under the Payne-Aldrich law.
Evidence in the Brownsville case il
all before the court OF inquiry. which
is expected to report to Congress in .
few days
The United States and Canada have
arrived at definite agreement on the
tariff question. according to an appar-
emily authentic report
The Senate committee on pensions
has favorably reported bills to grant to
the widows OF Presidents Harrison and
Cleveland $4,000 year each.
One dollar a day for all old soldiers
incapacitated in the service is provid-
ed in a bill reported favorably from
the House committee on military at.
fairs.
Senator Clapp OF Minnesota made an
extended speech Tuesday on the ad-
ministration railroad bill. which he
termed revolutionary in many OF its
provisions.
The Republican members OF the new
House rules committee viii be Smith
Qa.). Dalzell (Pa). Lawrence tMass).
Fassett IN. ". Smith (Calif). Ban
tell 0ll). all regulars
E. NJ. Ammons of Colorado was CIV
en- hearing Monday by the House
public lands committee on Represen-
tative Taylor's bill granting lands for
forestry experiment purposes to the
Colorado State Agricultural college.
The bill of Senator Warren of wyo-
ming to dispose OF water from govern.
ment reclamation projects to Carey
act" companies. ETC., was attacked by
Senator Hepburn, who contended that
it would interfere with state rights.
Mai. Gen. ]. Franklin Bell. chief of
staff of the army was seriously in
jured in an auto smash up. Wednesday.
and the wife of Major Slocum was
killed.
Sworn statements and other docu-
mentary evidence intended to support
the charges made against the United
States Steel corporation by the Ameri-
can Federation of Labor, were present.
ed to Attorney General Wickersham
Tuesday. The evidence follows the Pc
tition of the organization to President
Taft. who referred the whole matter
to the attorney general.
The Democratic caucus Thursday
elected as members of the House COM
mittee on rules Champ Clark of Mis-.
souri,. Underwood of Alabama. Fitzger-
aid of New York and Dixon Of Indiana.
In aid of proposed legislation affect
ing the disposal of water power sites
on the public domain. Secretary Balm
ger has temporarily withdrawn from
all forms of disposition the following
Colorado lands: 42.459 acres of land
along Yampa river; $500 acres along
White river; $3.50 acres along Grape
creek and 1900 acres along Bear river.
Wyoming.
The Lamar register., 1910-03-30
Lynn Joins Hatpin Crusade.

Lynn, Mass.-Following the crusade
against long hatpins in Chicago.
movement has been started here TO
make it misdemeanor for any wom-
an to wear a hatpin that protrudes
one inch.
The Lamar register., 1910-03-30
Cannon espIodes; Eight Wounded.

Manila.-A report reached here
Monday that gun on the United
States cruiser Charleston exploded
during target practice and that eight
men were killed or wounded. The
Charleston is returning to Manila
from Olongapo. No details of the re-
ported accident have been received
here.
The Lamar register., 1910-03-30

La Plata. Mo.-At farmhouse two
miles east of this place Edward Pay
son Weston. the aged walker. spent
Easter. He arrived there about seven
o'clock Saturday evening. having COW
cred thirty-five miles during the day.
The Lamar register., 1910-03-30

McAlester. Okla.-A gas explosion.
Saturday. in the Kali Inla mine at
Cambria, twenty-five miles east of
here. killed four men and injured two.
The men were all foreigners.
The Lamar register., 1910-03-30

In all its forms, among all ages of horses
and dogs, cured and others in the same
stable prevented from having the disease
with Spohn's Dfstemper Cure. Every bot
tie guaranteed. Over 100000 bottles sold
last year. $50 and sl.00. Good druggists,
or send to manufacturers. Agents wanted.
Write for free book. Spohn Med. Co.,
Spec. Contagious Diseases, Goshen, Ind.
The Lamar register., 1910-03-30
Chief Of Police Injured.

Lakeside.-Chief of Police James C.
Lindsey of the White City on Friday
was badly beaten up while trying to
subdue an alteration between rival
workmen.
The Lamar register., 1910-03-30

The rich. as we reckon them. and
among them the very rich. in true
scale would be found very INDECENT
and needy.-Emerson.
The Lamar register., 1910-03-30

New York.-The statement of clear
ing house banks for the week shows
that the banks hold s14.242.70O more
than the requirements of the twenty
five per cent. reserve rule.
The Lamar register., 1910-03-30
To Acquire Cheyenne Canon.

Colorado Springs.-The City Council
Friday ordered printed an ordinance
fixing May oath as the date for the
special election to vote on the ques-
ton of issuing 100000 in bonds for
the purchase of South Cheyenne
canon.
The Lamar register., 1910-03-30

Takers Of the United States Census
willuse Waterman's Ideal Fountain Pen
because 1t Is always ready and sure.
The Lamar register., 1910-03-30

Vanity is due to leak in ones wis.
dom tank.
The Lamar register., 1910-03-30

Found Wanting.
$50 he has lost faith in deep breath
ing?"
Yes; it wouldn't keep his hair
from falling out"-Houston Chronicle.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-01
POSED ~ I BOWB HERO.
Chauffeur seeks Nrs Potter Palmer =
sympathy aud Reward

CHICAGO sept 81. Mrs Potter Palmer
was urged to-day to consent - N" re-
lease ~ Fred { Wahlaumaysr. the young
chauffeur Who had placed homb near
the Palmer re- deuC". 10y Miss Emily
Wahlenmayer sister of th" prisoner
Please -e- that nv brother - not
prosecuted pleaded the gtrl ~ ~" re-
v,-aied the M. history of the Young man
Nahlsnmayer placed ~" bomb mar
the Palmer residence a. To- % clock last
night n" then cut n'~ clothing ant
kno krd az IN" door ~ 'h., Palmer home
ard "NciteilV told how h- had struggled
with = bomb tIrpw"r VINO bu' fpr hr-
herolsm would nav" blown ~ ne. nous.
and probably Kiil'd every ON. Iu ~
Tn" man was taken INTO M" nug-. lui
for a time was bsli"vei - b" a nero
When the police arrived however the
Young mans story was ~HaAsu. lat"r
he admitted that IN" other man was q
myth and that he had ,1It hr- clothing
himself and sllsh-d has breast 20 maH'
~ appear that he had been 10 = deadly
encounter. HIS hope was that b." wuuid
reCe,v" reward for bravery Mahl.u-
MAYER The police believe. - d"meut'.i
\ city physician vii examine hm - go
his sanity
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-01
THE REV. MR. ACkLEY WINS.
Court Holds That lie Can't he Locke
Out Of Church by Nestry.

Justice GaTrets0n in the Supreme
Court ia Brooklyn yesterday handed
down decision sustaining the Rev.
william y ACklsy, rector Of 81. Andrew
Episcopal Church. in his controversy
with the ycstrymeu over their right to
lock him out 81 the church and prevent
him conducting services while the que--
ton OF his continued incumbenoy Of the
reCtorship was under consideration.
Justice Garretson grants the iniunc-
ton against the vestry for which the Rev
Mr.. Ackley applied and so costs pending
the trial Of the matter at the trial term.
In his memorandum the Justice says:
am unable to agree with the defend
ants counsel thai the plaintiff II a Servan'
of the congregation ar OF the vestry m "A
legal or any sense. or that an arbitrary
act ~ the ye-try. even " taken In due form.
can az viii deprive the piainiir of his legal
or eccla~ia~.Ic al rights and privileges.
~ may ba well 80 ob-erN. IN this connec-
fIun that the duration Of the inCumbency
Of tho plaintiff Was not limited IN any specific
u-uoi uIt was indefinite - far a. any act
81 tho plain'in and Nsstry - concerned
n j. pr, ideI hv section ~ Of the religious
corporations law that the "Nestrv may
subject tn tho ,auDnS Of IA" Protestant
Episcopal ,hur,h IA tho ni'eI states an
of 90" dio'e-" m "a hich rho parish nr church
I~ situated. hy majority vote. elect n rec
tor. mn NarauUv occurring IN the rector
ship Of thg parish. and fN the salary or
ompeusaf ION 81 ir- rector These words
necessarily import into the statuf" aY-
'horiyirg ~" a.r Of the ve-try IN hlling a
vacancy 90" relevant canon laws Of the
general church ho1v and Of the diocese
IN. j. so not only IN respect 20 the ac'
~ nlng vacancy and the terms ana
conditions at the relation Of pastor ant
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-01
M RGI ~ ir DE iNGELI> HOur.
Former Convict surprised white Hreak-
Ing Into Actors ItOusr.

NoSHEEs Sept ~ Just '-'for" dav-
break 'o-dsy residents ia ~" vicinity
IT Sunnysld" driv" IA South Workers
wen" awakened ~ tn" report of pistol
Shu's and saw Patroimau Thomas Met all
chasing a hlg nuriv man \ numh..r IL
r"-ii"u'- Joined IN m" pursuit As
Mccall overlook a." fug,rty" ia man drew
a knIf" hut was f"llcd nv th" policeman
with IA" butt u hi~ -"vniv'- Tn" prIs-
on'r sad IA" vas Paul Nr''-r = wears
old and lived OF one "f IA" Mli.- hotels
"a Manhattan
Nuti"r 49, caught r"dhiud"d irving
TO Ir"sk into fh" res .lauD, pi Jefferson
H. Angels tn" actor - ~ SIuuysIda
h'|f" VIII" pdirolitnG his beat Nc, 900
'rl"i fUa front door 81 the H. Angels
luu" aud finding q -.'cir" was tHo 2 tu
ties send IN" stairs from 80" y"rautu
when he heard morse ~ ~" rear lie
went INTO the allsywav amt Mo't"r urnIsat
over IN" parlpei of N" bdcN -tppp and
shot past HIM Nhsu No'ter WIS searched
several skeleton KEYS amt other burglar
tools were found On HIM Acting lIts,
Watt ~ Pills r'manG"i the uri~Ou"r
without hal Tor an Iu'.,tIga CATION INTO
ms r"Cord
The police sav that NottaT had served
. 'onK term ~ sing Sing prison fer hr-dN
lug into Z New Pochel'" hon"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-01

number 81 presidents Of State leagues
on the platform and then hurried away.
John HAYS Hammond. the presiding
officer OF the convention. made the chief
address OF the morning session after the
Rev. DE-. William Aiken of Auburn had
delivered an Invocation and Secretary
AthertOn Of Washington. ID. G., had
called the roll. No Delegates were present
To answer when Vermont, Florida. Idaho.
Louisiana. Maine. Montana. Mississippi.
South Dakota, Oklahoma and Virginia
were reached in the roll cali
Mr. Hanmond's speech was devoted Co
praise OF the Payne taTih law Mr.. Ham
mond hkened the Democratic party in
view ot it, lack Of a paramount issue To
the subway passenger who when asked
by the guard az which station he wished
To get on replied. Well. what stations
have vouS-
Mr. Hammond said that although fair
minded Republicans admit that the PAYNE
tarin law ~ not perfect. nevertheless they
believe u the best that could he passed
under the un-ci-ntifi1C system of tarifi
revision which has characterized legis-
lation On this subject and he continued.
they further admit that ~ - the hest
lann law passed hy any congress
President 1aft's high motives In signing
the law ar" not fully understood aud
therefor" not Vet appreciated hv the
country
Mr. Hammond divided the insurgents
into four classes IA III" calamity
howlers or simon pure socialists and
d"magO xlles. 'bi the unlntelllgent intel
lectuals. respectable folk ready To sug-
ge-t impractical things; icI unctuou~
r~ctit lIdists. who believe all others arr
moral delin1uenIs. and cd the suhur-
ban,tes, 50 listed because although they
reside ia the suburbs hes find IL con
renient to do their political business IA
the Republican ranks
Mr. Hammond concluded his address
with tribute tn President TAFT aud the
Administration and "A hop" that IA" Nd
mini-t ration's plans Sill not Ice lutrrfrrri
with bv the election of Democratic
Congress
} Benjamin Himics. former Navor Of
scranton, pa. aud congress man
Charles ". Schirm NJ Baltimors w"r"
among the other speakers The morning
session to-dav Will be- addressed bY hllr
man William X Mcklulev Of the juugre-
sional committee Congressman 7 pug.
worth will address the afternoon session
The banquet 10 President laft AZ tb"
Hotel NStnr tonight will bring the con
Vention To an end President llfi will
speak at the banquet Addresses will -
made bv Vice President sherman and
other Republicans Preceding the dinner
there will he u reception 20 President Taft
~ m" Republican club IA West Fortl-th
street
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-01
WEWORIu 10 WR,. rLL.
Committee Headed bN seth Low Raises
sIS.OSO for Park Founi atm

Work was begun Yesterday IN the con
.trIctIun II = fountain IA lorl"tr- HpuA
Park Just south oi Grand street. WhrcH ~
t. h- = m-rnur al To- Mrs J"--Thiu. Shaw
Lowell the charity worker. who died
four wears ago Sh" was the widow ul
Capt Charles Ru--slI Lowell. Who wa-
KILLED ~ battle dgrIuE ~" civil war
Following has death Mr. Lowell voted
her hf- and forum" To- charity She wa-
appointed tnstnu..r 81 th,. State Board
- Charities by Gov Tldeu and was
also prominent a. an advocdt" II play
grounds IA this city
4 memorial fund committee - which
~ Mayor Low j. president was urga ni,..d
To- RAISE q sum To- commemorate MIR
LOwelIS deeds About Sl5.tSU Was col
lrCt.d and tins money viii IL. spent for
III" erection - the fountain Charles \
Piatt Designed the fountain Later a
stone u'kh"ad will be- built 10 replace
the wooden one Hpw 10 Use 81 Cprletr-
Park stone seats and I-rgpIt vii also
b.. added
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-01
PROI E\CE HELD az.
Deia, r'i Three IIOurs nc Quarantine Pas
sengers Net Landed ntiI After Z.

The French liner la Provence. swift eat
81 Galhc merchantmen. might have
landed her passsen gers before sundowu
yesterday II Health Officer Doty had not
heen a bat solicitous about the welfare
Of this port La Provence brought
Passengers IN sterrage and cabin from
Italian cities who go overland To Havre.
and that Is why the iuqul-,tiou a, Quaran-
time was strict. Dr. Marcel Clerc. the
Provenc-s surgeon. had prepared a
description Of all the Diseases he had
aboard. including several cases Of dy-su
terry aud measles The dysentery cases
lmp..l-d the H-alt IA OfiiCer TO make
microscopic "NamIuat ions for traces Ut
cholera.
In" results w'r. negative and after
detention 81 three. hours the liner Naz
permitted 10 pruc,..d There were rumors
aboard that the detention might bs "A
matter ~ days and the cabin passen gers
wer" blt nervous until th. liner got ~
anchor and went ON Ia her dock u
Was after I o'clock this morning before
ia" haggaRr 81 all ia" passengers was
passed G-u Henry. Surveyor ~ IA"
Port personally supervised the work 81
IA" INSPECTORS
Cortland Field Bishop. kl-ir dr Wolfe
Nlrs Al-r !. lee tWho has crossed h"
Atlantic hundred times Francis |.
Nellman. Charles WaddngtOn. Mime
de thambrun. SISTER OF Congressman
Nicholas I.ongworth. jules JaCcard,
ChAtteld Tavlor and MonCure Robinson
we're among the thrung that landed from
the Provence
Mir Bishop said that the munuplan"
had practically supplantrd the hiplan"
in France ana that d. believed " wis the
airship - the future Although CuT'ISs
had won fame i'm France and broken
r,Curd~ thcr" and plS.wher. IA EurpI-
m hiplanr. the European tendency
was - tn" monoplans. Air Navigation
Wis - common thing IN Paris that resi-
dents were not hit disturbed when they
wok" up and found an aernplnn" or a
dIrigIhle Passing their windhWS
Mr. Bishop expressed regret that the
monpplane had not bean d"' chopped m
this country. declaring that h' lpokci
upon u a. m" mir machine ut IA" future
~" admitted thai the Nught- w"r" thr
pioneers of IA" hyiug game. hut he ~aid
that The French had surpassed them
On ~" boat deck - VA" PruN"n"" ~a- a
l." Blanc aeruplIn" winch IN" aviator will
Use IN hIs flights IN ~ LOUIS
Fehc" NaZlaro and Louis \ Wagner
auto drivers. who will run Fat ears ~
the Grand Priz" event her" thus month.
Wer" also passengers bv IN" PruvrnC"
Their cars are due her" next W'-'< hy ia"
Hamburg American liner Muitkr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-01
E<C tPED FROW PtTROL ~ tGON.
Man Arrested for InioNIcauon knorL ed
Oui Policeman

Whit" taking a prisoner 10 the nighi
court ~ patrol wagon Poll, .mau
Matter J barrow - the Greenwich street
station was attacked hy ~" prisoner
and h"fnr" h"lp could n- called h. vas
shocked ont and could not r.y-ut IA"
prisoner : rSCaU"
tn" man who was arrested gave his
nam" Ia barrow ~ Maurice. C"ghlau a
Telegraph "I"rator ~ Isi2 second ave-
mn" "" was arrested for Int0NicatIou
At Liberty and Washington streets
barrow vas alur" ~ IN" patrol wagon
with m" prisoner when ~ FIN avenue.
and Forty seventh street Coghlan kICkad
hum m the stomach and punched htm
On ~" head
DIrrow rolled 80 m" bottom ~ the
wagon and COghau skipped ~ IN.
patrol wagon had ROn. two blocks t..iur"
IA" injured policeman could notify 'h"
driver Dr BDstwIrk 81 N" Flower
HpsuItal took IA" poll. "man ~ the hu--
UItil Ms CONDITION - serious
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-01
\ No,eIi, In SunSpots.

SASHA CLARA. Cal sept - The Rsv
= Rckart 81 TN" Santa Clara College
observatory last night gave out the fol-
low ug statement.
A group 81 spots on The solar axis a.
10 ~ p.'! ok gathered IN on" solid spot
which was vI-ibl" On negative taken at
~, bur which was seen broken into frag-
meU'- ia u"gatly" taken az a3n
1T - 49, tom that such y rapid rrag.
ment1tIon occurs This unusual av.r'
is - p'eC" v'h m" other solar events
Z hat hav" been developing from The he
ginning e i1s' week up = the present
consist lrg II ih" appearance ~ one large
spot low about three DAYS from tho wa-i
limb tud ~ % group which Appeared sep
l"mh"r y ana which IL still showing with
uHiiuIul-h,d syleudpr-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-01
CHINAMEN HONOR CONFUCIUS
FIRST DINNER MERE ON BTRTH-
DII or THE .uOST WISE.
Leading Merchants sing the sons OT the
Great white lily Ia Robes Decorated
With the insignia Of the Fun Red
Neon the Function n sober One.


Great white lily in Robes Decorated
With the insignia Of the Fun Red
Moon the Function n sober One.
One hundred Of tho leading Chinese
merchants Of tn" city donn"d festival
robos last night. sat AZ tables In III" Port
Arthur restaurant and sang the song Of
IN. Great White Lily in memory of tn"
man whose soul was a. pun" and who's"
wisdom was as beautiful ~ that flower
IN was the birthday of IN" Most Wis"
Kong Foo Jue Confucius and the song
Sing Far they say. was written in his
honor by Coy Tow FonR. "a disciple uf
his.
The seat of honor was occupied by Dr
chen Hoo ChonR who rules IA" wide.
spread society of the Confuclans. on
hls left sat Chung chow Gen rh' rncr"-
taTy of TIA" Chinese Public Cham lsr and
un his right WAS th" banker. Fong kang
Chin. Of tn" ChIns the fighting family
Ut old ChSna All thre" Wore Toh"s 81
deep purpl' decorated with insignia of
Jhe Full Rcd Moon ON their sleeves and
On thrIr heads rested 'h" cup and saucer
hk. caps with IA" red button Of the Man
darn order About -iN other tables.
each decorated with handful 1T slim
white lilies that rose from tall narrow
neCked vases. SAT the merchants and
number Of the mon who look after the
interests ~ the Chinese quarter. social
and otherwise
Three tables were set aside for rho
Chinese students of Columbia and
New York universities and the Public
School for Chinese IN Mott street The
ming dress while IN" school children wpr"
their best short trousers and pretty frpcks
Of American make They were IN charge
Of 4 n thu. principal of the school In
the hIttonholea Il the dress clothes e
the students were 81 small silk fiaks.
blue white and rsd stripes. with a white
CIRCLE IN the centr" which nor. "A golden
bell the flag which Kong Foo Jue de-
Elgned for his followers 1ho-,. ~ ho have,
spent many wears IN the hines. quarter
sav u - the first dinner 10 he given m the
honor % tho Great Wise Man IN tht- CITY
Tn" dinner was not after n" order ~
he Tong hanqu"ts If the quarters. bat
solemn AFFAIR AZ which no hi'l. pauta-
lOon'.d Chinese women with their gav
clothes and htghlv decorated t,olTrIr,s.
were permitted - b" present to ~ktp
about the tables and sip rIo,. ~ ~. from
the liitle sarnsI cups 81 their ia, prits-
There Was no music from the orchestra
Of the pld Chinese theatre to which ih,
diners could happily play their fa,prIt.
gam" Of Sup Mar. or Guess Finger After
the music II the Song 4 N" Great White
Lily had run on into u high { finish IN"
men se' He'd down To the '.,Eht.-.n Cu'IrS,
dinner before them Their. w"r" many
wicker bask cts Of empty re" win" BOTTLES
tucked under the tables but all present
we're a. solemn a. the occasion ,rem,..l To-
require
II was said that no invitation had been
Forwarded :" Primo" T~ai Hs IN the Inclo
~ 'he son ~ Heaven. b.srau-, he had
nothing 70 do with "A patriotic dinner 10
the one who 50 highly resembi,-d IN" Great
Whit. IIlv
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-01
rom WINS E-'H BtTTLE.
Freshmen ansi sOphomor-- Fight IN the
DARK AZ WIIIIamsbrihgr.

The twenty Columbia freshmen --lao'..I
'o attend ~" annual sOphnm0r. smoker
w.r" conducted 10 Columbia oval az
" lllm~ bridge last night IN" cau-
'.y..- we're iuad.. to roll peauVt- and ui. srl-
'aruuVt the -IhWay fra'n from the uuI
s"f-I'v - isi-' street
\ policeman who tried to Iut"rf.r" ut b
DO" p"inui rolling ~ Jerome avenue 49,
TODD 'u s,..k the t,ale shades NJ The. oval
''" .fr 500 h0n"rrS pui ~" vpuu2 .t'.
gIIu~ 'rtpugh NOR" stunts bv ~" uyut -
90 f'H H''T ,i-s'H" iuI'Ie-
A''"r tu" prtson"rs haG teen forced
80 yI'" each other "Eg -tlrpO'.- OBJ" teen
larger ONES had 10 carry M. hers UI's
r.t"N
Iu.-t the freshman class arrived -
strong. and rushed ~" sogh- "a m" IuTF
Hail u doyen men on each sId" w"r" Il 4
nuf IN tu. 'or"hlly ht battle Edf.y iur-
morning both 'la-s"S wsr" Du 'h" way 20
tu,. VANDERBILT ,Ip rtr'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-01
iHERIk NSTITI ~ BERLIN.
Prof Nunstcrb~rE Of Harvard a. Head 30
o.. Washington g. Informed

wAsHINGTnN. sept. ~ Tia. stat" p"-
par'meu' has h.rn informed bv the rm-
hi--v 80 Berlin of the rstab l,-hmen' IN
hat CITY ~ the Amerikh lns'itut with
Prof Hug, MunSterb"rg - Harvard
University -Nchang" professor az Berlin
fur -. current academic year ~ IT. first
director
The lu-tItIt WIS founded and - sup
ported Nv contributors M Amer and
Germany. and - uh J"nt - - further re-
utIun- h.-'W...n 'he Iu't.fi states and the
German Emp,rr by serving a. the MEDIUM
4 .NC'aUgp f.T publications. and scholarly,
PRODUCTIONS dealing with .riuCtfluus'
.t'd academic. literary ana I-tGrttc
TECHNICAL intellectual aud moral gu.-
tons % me- 'Nr CpIufrI'.-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-01
s-rre,ary Never on a Tour of In.pertIon

NSHIN1IoS. Sept. - Secretary ~
~" Navy Mry-- eft Washington to-day
Tor Ch'ragp wh"r" b." Will INSPECT the
naval training station Tomorrow. ~.
will then visit ~" Puget Sound Navy
Na~b ~ Br-n"-to1. the Ma" Island
ward ~ Sau FrApci-,u the N.N or.
i"au- ward and 20" naval station al Guam
fauauIu tuna. ~ m" urti"r NAMED HI.
Nt-u 'p Guantanamo H. for ~" purpua.
~ gathering data 49, lTy 3 efOr" Congress
~ cpuu-ctiur Win m" development of
Guantanamo a. a repair '.-e Mr. Never
will complete hi- trlp ~ time To- vote at
be humr az Hamilton. Mas On Nov-m
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