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A REASONING ORANG-OUTANG.
sting Expsslt % . CAUaive N TIM
nrsax ZsslaWieal Parh.


To THE EDIToR OF TEE sUN-S,r Flfty
persona. myself included. saw a marvellous
exhibition of-at least embryontc-reason
on the part Of ono OF the two orAng-OutanGn
which occupy the double apartment AZ the
Bronx roo With Badly. the chimpanEee. at
O'Clock In the afternoon Of April 10. Be-
tween the cages h q low doorway and Acroas
the top % 70 were nailed two boards on
either side Of the partition. with an open
space of about four inches between the
boards. The pee playthinS Of this particu-
lar orsns 10 q round club about fifteen inches
long and two inches In diameter. orang
evidently wanted one Of the boards. and this
iE how he got 10.
not in the middle OF az hsphaEard. hut al
one end. and always at the same end. Not
the least wonderful part Of the operation
the creates puTcSsss' II Il was inserted
too high up 70 would DO lowered ell the great
Get Leverage Nas obtained. After about
The Doarda started. The oranE would pass
into the other case. brace himself and push
then return TO In. other cage and Use the
These operations were continued tfl the
nails "i q drawn 11s out Wien ssis h"ppened NJ
Orang fell head over heels. 20 great was he
force b. ApplIed. Then Nth hImfnllss
In one hand and worked Il hack and forth
TIL the nails % the opposite end Of the
board were broken on and the board vas
free
When be retired 20 a corner Of the cage
With the board the oppression on tho face OF
the ap@ vas ~ evidently Of great salts
faction a. was ever seen ON that OF any child
Who had accomplished something he had
snt out to do
Nov, the orang wanted 90 get the board
of. 70 used the only possible means for 90
doing. the same means . carpenter you'd
have ussd. IL reason consists In desiring
Of accomplishing this deaire. then the
orans reasoned John Burroughs to the
q CunNISs HUET
SEw YoRK, April IL
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Our Aaxis- irtsA ptlsrtna.

.Amsas ne pssm.ss.s Es,s.s .s ne Pilsnm..
~eTs sss hss. jeSs D. crfn@iss. en- Jads. MOI W.
s.s :. o.ss.sa and Mr.. Patrick Francis Murphy.
Tssr. ID joy IN Msrrs. EasI.sa from The osap. 70
Asa sss lhsH. Du.sA an Osr~... ar. .. mad ..
nsA can BE-
For Morgan ,. o'Rziss. Pas aurphs. an john d.
Are go,n' - joan shs PnsEsns In ne norma.
Last ulsh, they mes Lord Kiscssnsr. Sss tanou.
X u r.
Ana IN IasEOdue,a' bon os Sss@ Joe cAoase 90.
beard - ssY;
-rhsy'rs ssxry nSw. y~ ISra@hiD. Sbsy'vs been
Bat IssT'rs EsSs' 70 JO'n SSs Pilgrims IN On.
mOrnln'.-
on nobls GaaT1 Kisahsas-.- says jub'lsns John
-RShola % here SOruaass ". loyal 1ta-I-ssa.
Thsrs's Patrick Praaoas Murphy and Morgan =.
An sen an D. Anglo s.uoa. in the moru.u.-
TAs 0snssaI IOossa EN- over with dubious regard.
ne knee thsar brand Ia irsAaad. an 80 was On MS
guard.
TN Mr.. cnoass asssrsa him tbsy had Ioax BEEN
r.r az. . ,s 1s" o.. Pilgrim. IN IN. mov-,,,
rAsu xrscaously rrIsaun' en- Iosein' rns.s euus~.
Ese sheca hsnAs ~ttA IaAA u. cEtmmlns en- bowed
~ Judge O'BEten.
An. wsIa Win jSV sn' DIsssurs Shsy stood baocEln
An siaSia' RUS Bris.aula- IN uhe moralA'.
Al Shs dinnsr which came asUsr there was soar an.
mat we're oSnDa@surp neither 10 TIE Dsrva.A
An PaS,rk TrAns,s Murphy kept the SsbSss in
WIN AnrAO-Irus stories an tS- moruin.
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CHARLEs YORNHoLT
saS FRANCIscO. April Is.
NAYS IGNORANCE.
How Hattie isas NAOwtedwe 90 the RIVerse
% whssh Ne h an Atomsi

% whseh Ne u an Atosmi
To TIE EDIroR OF rHR SUS SW Most
citizens Of thin republic know where they
are terre-tTtaIly. but many % our citizens
do not know where they are In relation to
their solar system. and there exists no ctti-
zen OF our own or any Other nation Who can
tell svea approximately the position In the
universe Of his planet home We kno~ that
ar more miles every secondD. - upon some
sealed commission. amid an understandable
ocean Of ether, and that our world -
distancs q .. 900 .0oo. 90 90 miles from the
naaFest known foreign sun. Alpha Csntauri:
Dui We know not whore our tiny planet n
placed In respect 90 the universe. whether.
AZ an incslcuisSie Distance from lt.
However, we do know somethtns about
our pIspsts place In the solar system be-
tween the orbits Of Venus and Mars We
know that an Approximate distance Of p
The ousermost known planet Of oar eye
tenn, and that although our own orbit
VaFias In distance from the sun. the average
distance 60 Ming Sol y about 70 po0, 600 miles.
We know also tnaf our worlds orbit has an
Al orbit Which our earth completes In sasia
days tat q velocity Of eighteen and a halt
miles a aeoond1 We are Acqua inted more
OF less With our dlssaDceq from the other
VARYING distances from QccaslonAl comets
Many % ~ know considerable respecftn
our own eolaF household but all Of rs arc
RToping In the dark when ne seek TO ascsr-
tain even the appreSimats PoSl,lYn o. our
eomp srsbIs universe Of to-day.
CHARLES NMvmna HoLMEs
BRoOkI I'VE. Mass. April ~.
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Tvv~ no Rochssfsv Uassm saa AApsrfss,.
James q. Haveas has Q political future
The people WI saks care Of that. noe tho
boesea We shall want Mr.. Ravens for
Governor. He b of tho full stature. intel
lsctuaIly and morally. for that high once.
Hs availability for @ was Instantly recog-
nized all over tho State when hts election
vas announced last night. watch the star
Of James 3. Havons.
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Ito significance for New York state can
not be Overemphasissd. IL means that the
old party machine. controlled by such men
- Woodruff. wAdsworth and Mr. Barnes
OF Albany. faces overwhelming defeat At
che coming fall election. The only thing
that can now save the organization 10 the
immediate and absolute elimination from
power OF every man whose record 10 tAin'ed
by association with the gang Of discredit 81
politicians who have been sailing under the
black nag
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THE STEAMFTTTERS SIDE.
Their Pay md WorAAns AEreemenss Net
Responsible for Hsgh mrnts.

To TEE kDIrOR OP the SUN SIR: In reply
20 w. c. t. and in Justice TO the steam
flttsrs l should lake to dsfine our position.
w. &. tt IL noe rightly informed when
he says that the stsAmdtters want all
OF the pipe cue on the JOB. a. our agree
ment presented 90 the employers calls for
all pipe TO be cue &C the option Of the en-
pIoyer either ON tho JOB or st the shop, ny
connections.
The common error Of some persons writ
ing 70 neSSpeper. - tnsh t1ey 90 no' descs1oe
rents cannot be placed on the labor unions
and every veil informed builder knows that
the cost Of ground and building materials
10 the principal factor In the Increasingly
high cost Of rent.
The avsraSs wS9es Ascending TO stats
tica foR che Iaae Eve years n 81 As q day
w Q. t. for9s4a 90 name the butlders'
trust. Who are the persons TO howl at.
New Y0nK. Aprn ~. STEAMYITTER.
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~ ALDREDeE TYPICAL

10 I'M EDA1OM w u NJ bNN-oUs Wn8S
do the by-eleuaAons thu year for members
% the House. hrst In Missouri. than In
Massachusetts,. and finally In this disersCA
ports0dP ID 10 anything very ssriousl
Political events rsvolvs In cyclss. That
which sesms Co be novel 10 really a. old a.
the hills IL haa happsnsd again. This
present Congress 10 the sixty-nrut. Twenty
years ago Was the fifty -Girss. Il produced
Resdism. the Mckinley tariff. thu anti
trust law and high prices. and dlminiShsd
purchasing power o. the dollar. HAFFi-
son. then President, had been put In oelCs
with pe.Oi7 votes lsss than his competitor.
Cleveland, had. Reed % Maine was
Speaker. A Statue 10 commsm0rass hlA
honorable service In soon 90 bo unveiled
In his native State by Republiuann. He
was Republican leader % the House IN
laAs. In August of that year when apoAk-
ing In Portland q the danger Of munOpo-
lies hs said:
Q have aassnsd 20 move IAsoao ravsng. more
ps~usssoas rant mat SUBJECT shan o. an oshsEs
put together. Outside Of ne Paasas omSs sAsre
eLs 10 ~""op""ss !" 'ne oSen~S' ana '@srs "sV~
NC nSA C"ns A'S1 ~n-o'.nsns
ns McAinsy arm .nu tnS any, - -
o' 49, we neP"".,c@" n~" IN -
nouse only sosse. n@' Sss 10y
y~&hs ago ana .Do"' sSensy yeAIs c@In.I
snete sss nspunhcan insur9enoy sSAl1's =
Hen' Aon'n ~ az nov ensse -
A.~i.ne Asi' - un7 ce""" Ans'
INC" Ssna'or Depo~ ~ o'o e.Ousn W
eHpsAin' Inc cyc'e~ -" 's""'y y'~f"
apart
somewhat cynicAi Oh. "essnor
pO"''oAi oossrVst, NOT unhkS .ne sN
S''ns'ot IN "~snin@ton irom 'ns s@ss'
sAVe eAp'eSsaon ON IN" msns o, V"o AS
"7o9e ueIe@s an" 'ne nANe"s Nic'o.y 70
q noNe. PaAh TOT ARISING nepuouoan
GENERALIZATION H~ n@s~u ON tne pLsm'se
thet party IN power ~ rarely osisasso
ny minority cri''c'sn OUT sSns1y "
us own derehctaon. hepuoilcan revon n
now putting tno parry IN perh'
Ihat weaNnerwise onserver OF parry
wcatner thinks tnAs frs~adent Ians
huenty 70 tne taking poncy % me I'm
meaaato pfeoeoeesor mas mao moon 10 90
itntne r~sn'ss on WIS year . ~ -esectaons'
ana 20 ne proposes tns rus on taca1urnity
Tor ah neaas OF departments IN "aening-
ton' inciuding tne Attorney -beneraI. ne
YOU'D nave tn@m nencetorth fastened
down AZ tne seat OF Government. Inc
onserv@r appreciated t"iiy tne sug9estaon
maze 70 nifn snet an example OF smmc-
o'hty And tac'turnny snou'u oe ses " tns
cnei. No o'o NOS snFhnA trom S.co sp-
p"catson o. Execut've retorm. I must
NOT 10 un@efseood 80 mumaung tnst tn@
se"ior osn.sof IN warrington trosn tns
ssa1e 'nhs.ea ON tne nsw poncy OF saaSnos.
Isr iro'n WI "nen tns rsp'y came tna'
hoossven had made popularity a. Press
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The View Haii0o:


at this time the relo'eingr 81 the Demo-
cratic rank ana ME over tne 'f'Su""
OF Mr.. EoSS IN MaS-arh'iSe'tS ann the
smageat IN New hork OF MT AlsphiD"h'
They s@e IN these tW" events a maj
contamination 1T hepuo'"an bowman
and appralse the retirement "' ""N~'S'
ALDRICH and HALE ~ con'riou"ry
testimony. Neather personal nor 'oc"'
considerations anect'their ecstasy IN"
hepuohcAn party Co'-'H"' =" wv
dcmnitlon bowwowr' ana a triumphant
DsEnocFary. long banlshs%t, ho'l9h I'M
justly. from the to"ns NJ e'no'umen'
end perquisite. IN say nothing ~ the
amor trsie of power ana author'ty' Is
row On top with all banners waving "
SSH over bui the shout'hS'
Thees tnneeents, red moushed ana
gnbridled. bot innoccnts nevertheless
sAs only victory In the future. they
60 q Democratic House 10 De chosen
8nts ~ 49, -
two wears hence. and all the 5000 offices
dance before them with mods and DECKS
and wreathed smiles; and even in the
darkest bash the darker the more
hkely-the native smooths his hickory
shirt and Girds his loins Tor patronage.
All this because two Republican dis
triCts. moved by disgust with the tarin
and boSs rule. have voted with the
Democrats "a emphasize their deep
resentment
% We do not say that the Republican
party Is secure. far from "a. but we
do say thar Il the Democracy APP
pfuache- u with overconfidence. inter-
prets ia misfprtunes n an abandon
nent Of principle and an eXpedient IL
despair and resignation. the Demo
cratic party - doomed 10 bitter dis
appointment, In New York and New
England ~ least Republican voters are
10. sone exteu' independent. Smart
AUX unfNI a ~f'll~f@ ~ NN"Nks HffA a.
or economic, they ar" quIt" capable
Of temporary disafTectipn. They have
shown IL in Massachusetts, and in New
York. bw their protest has not becn
against RapubIicanism ~ they under
stand IT, They have protestri against
RepublIcani-m ~ they do not under
stand "
But No hear the Democratic View
halloo'- and We 49, the Democratic
multrude- in full chase. dishevelIcd and
incoherrnt. If yWtory that 40 far
makes IT. residence in y muliicOlorcd
ShriraCe ami represents IN their Wild
eyes ch,efy the feeding trough from
which they have - long been barred
AIreadv they are talking of the traveller
returned. Of BRYAN with his oleagino,Is
smile. If 10 to /. and all the rest II the
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Frssa 80 BsRsls Noes.

Mr.. Aldridgs n beaten, bus not dlaeraced
and a new element of discord n introduced
into Democratic politics. Mr.. Havens was
doomed 90 q candidate for Governor the
day before his election. He h an anti
Bryan man. and . bitter one. Mr.. Conners
was 90 conspicuous In forcing his nomina-
ton that he viii undoubtedly look on the
result - an endorsement of his chairman
ship. and n he should zee ne % defy Charles
v Murphy on shs strength of n such q result
would not b surprising or hopeless OF sue
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Dor tho various and interesting ac-
tfVities Of the Hon. WILLIAM J GATNon In
the Police Department furnish unoontro-
veFtibls proof that the Police Commits
aionsr who pershittsd the abuses the Mayor
N nov correcting va unfit for his iobP
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MAJ. TAFTS HOTTENT0T.
Egls Csmparsssa Traced y lss asaree md
Ies Anmrapgtaaeaess 1sfutca.

To me Enron OP TMR SuN-SG. The
fact thar President Tan In his address n the
suarax ints apparently bracketed women and
Hottentota has hem made the subject Of
much adverse not to say acrimonious SON
ment How unjust this n must b. evident
to any one who takes pleasure In uacinE
the mental processes Of eg@ss minds. Hot
tsniot-. We are told. have no cOmprehension
Of figures or numbers Their mind Seems
TO h. Incapable of conc~ivtnR any nunn~V
over ten Ten ~ the sum total OF magniiuds
in theiaeye Hence when our KINDLY Presi.
dent heard that the million name pesi-
ton Vas really only CO., $50 he smiled 81
ever and ndulgently remarked. All. lovely
women never can grasp hRures'" With ths
in his mind he made hts address. There
before him were the women who Thought
tOt. $50 signatures were equal to i.Ooo.0o.
80 the other class OF humans troubled In this
Nay occurred to his well ordered mind and
-HottentOts" came out before he knew NJ
HUT easv a. u l. to trace this chain NJ thought
u u also possible to point out 70 the Ire-i'
dent his fundamental error. Let him but
place twC eligible suitor- before any woman.
one representing o. .0sO. 60 and the other only
ssOI. $50, and the raDiditX with which ths
entirely convince our Chief Executive thai
the American woman cannot be Justly CHASED
How did /, happen then thar a petition
which for wears has been heTalded to an an
mtrtnR world a. the million name psiision,
the very greatest ever. how did happen
that II should have been presented when
IL had attained lSes than hall vs. Ached'
uled growth Was N because the sudra-
gists Wearied Of the task Of corrallinR lnno-
cent messenger boys or forcing slgnAtnres
from the haShful bushinR youth a. ire
ribbon counter Perish the thought ~
great isth@tr devotion % the cause that they
would have gone on indefinitely collecting
names had not their leaders seen q lbsbf
With the keen insight they have always
shown in dealing with the other SEX, they
reasoned thus. Human nature n the e4me,
whether masculine or feminine. and ono Of
the inherent passions Of humanity 10 for
bargain let us therefore appeal 20 the
primitive instinct. let NJ Offer TO Congress
a bargain.
20, arrayed in fesching gowns they carried
90 Congress the petttton in q boz which bore
this inacription: Mems neece lined IN
derwear. what could show more eqnclu.
sively that thess good ladies tntend 'ht
the infiuence % woman In public life should
he both grateful and comforttnGf BOZ eno
ali they entered the august halls Of the Cap
toll and advancing on the awestfuck lsFt
lators exclaimed With q beanning snlle
Here, gentlemen. here 10 your ch@ncs
only, AZ toa. $50" A. b ~
NEw YORE. April ~.
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a smile On q Pace Long sod.

FFVNF - NEDAWU NFUHH.
This Ne think IL after all tho most inspir-
Ing sngary % all. namely. the reamal CANA
ton % the many disssntisnt elements Of
the Democratic party. heretofore discour-
aged. divided and dsm0rAlized. into . haT-
moni0us and compact militant organization
oncS more. What has been done IN that
limo I'm Rochester can Gnd will be done all
over the state.
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In sevsOasv's Maegssns Mr.. RessevSltb Afrran
wnndeEtags are coaunusa. Professor J. LAnr7.
IaurnIn Rivea his views % ths cost % nvtng. NJ
p. e. Hose wFias4 On nunicipAl imprOvcmens
IN Germany and there Articles % nAinons'
MINIATURE. Illustrated IN o~lsT and % rosas
re nenoB ts made ~ Of short storisa ~ D p
Tlnlnss. Meiea Haines. n. n. nav@ ena AZ
Duer Miller. win ire condnuauaa % NJ.
Iaas's asFiai. Tha poso are q. Q Weo49
Nanasnn caHuan. EdWtn AKiinElua h11aHYA
Rs.naEsn RnlErAlia MnNEmnR ann 80 gInNxAs
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A CaII on tho Regular Army An
Guba.

Tho deapatch II a ai'hlion ~ infantry
and a machine gun battery from Havana
IN Santa Clara and Santiago ~ y pre-
caut ionary measur" IN view II reports
that One EvARJsTO EsTENoZ. negro
aRitafor NV courtesy called General. was
lnhaming hs race agains, tho Govern
rnent ~~~rns IN have caused no eNcite-
ment A. m" capital, and II - a healthy
symptom that American newspapers
are NOT limiting darkly A. an insurrec-
non that may compel the United States
20 intervene again in Cuba.
The Estenoz incident n Characteristic
a. CaeaR PgitipsA and .EDA-tO deal
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ssr. csassss Asss Cs=smssss.

wvo9 ~ DDfal0 Bngusrsv.
Al certain e. the doom written In letters
Of IRE on tho walls Of Bslshaxxar's banquet
hall IN tho fate of that party which has
allowed its greed of corporate gold TO
smother IN devotion In prtncipla
Democraoy's day b dAwning. hut u must
bs clear Of vision and loyal 60 thoas prin-
ciples which once made t the bulwark
of tho people.
For down In Monroe county the people
have spoken. and their words are words
Of truth
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PvOup ne Roshsasv Poa-ExpVsss
And who can doubt nov that the Rspub-
licans Of Monroe are honest. Law abiding
self -reapectina men Who are anxious ~ all
times 20 punish thOss Who betrAy them. who
are determined that their party shall be kept
reputable. and Who are not afraid to clean
house when the necessity ArisesP
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GSsa Oh vasheg EnaeksFNoshsE.
Wbs wDuidnp wuEh for Ratbsr Knach.
Tha daarssa 81 80 pNiNFaf
No blguU Ne suna 20 anEumptl111 faoo8
Ana GAaa 10 gip1 ~ wN'lafA
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M. 0nsll lAaHnenas.

Pvs@ - RssoegvA Jeosnat.
TAs loss Of The rhirsy-sscond Congress
disertot 10 the Republicans 10 lameneable.
wheeher the reeule Of yesterdays election
b due % the unpOpularity of Mr. George ".
Aldrsdge. the Republican candidate. or
because % dissatisfaction with the Aldrtch-
Payne tariff blll 70 matters little. The
result makes uncsrtain the continuance 81
Republican supremacy In the various Re-
publscaa dasfFtoGs % this State.
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In advnnOs % thsAppsarAncs q COloasl
ROOSEVELT In London and Oxford The
nritinh HumaniGnriAn League h OiruulAs-
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To ruE EDITION ov THE suN-Ssv' where
have the New York newspsper rrpcrter
been during the last week. For Ave DAYS
an eminent British subject has been IN Se~
York u would be hard 10 ana Q Brton
more woVthily eminent. both because o.
What he has done and what he has not dons'
vet I have looked In vain for scare heads. IN
terviews Of half a paKe. column. nav
column or even two ~tickfula.
What docs Lord Kitchener think n our
industrial activities. our novelises. buddins
and otherwise: our graft. our race problems
Senator BeveridRes special brand OF sso-
ouencc. President Taft's golf record. Gov
ernoS Hughes whtskers. speakor Cannon
tho Gnaur gents and the tartar He must have
thou ghGs worth printing about soms OF
theae matters. but should be plead ths
hgevity OF his stay a. excuse. what are nh
views REGARDING Egypt and tho biz game
country Of Africa How n the army VI
India getting sIOnGP what about the Pope:
the Kaiser. Uncle "a and Brieish politics
he surely must have opinions about thess
matters.
n Il true that Lord Kitchener did not sah
through the United States IKE q Gomez
trimmed with thundcrstorms. brass oands
and q fringe Of press buresus. but uas %"
apparent reticence sufici~nt excuse for the
failure to extract . few nice little interVisS-
NOT taken from who's who. out of him
W W. Hf0OINA
HAYWOOD. n J., April -.
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PrS~ o. savaOsss PSss-ssaaaard.
Monroo county has for the nrst time In
remambrance . Demournftc Congressman
because Mr.. Aldridgs. knowing that ths
business Interests OF Rochester and that
apparentiy the bsse party sentiment AD-
proves haa loadershaD. was persuaded that
a. candidate for detective Once hts popular
asy would b equally manifest ne knows
beee@r nov.
Incidentally the DamocrAeic party has
apparenalY acquired that witch Il has been
ssskhng. a. available upstate candidate for
Governor
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n -, r-,s-as vAO fsvo' ~ urTA 'na"~'e''r'' f"r
rssaeasoa wtsA ~ asss 'e'eofed dTre1ss 'sf"g"'a
a.v ~. ~ oil sasss s~as sa-,ps fev fhS' purros'
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Cssvectisa 90 Two ssisaeAasnG Errors In
Reeeras 81 Nashsaai C@asmeree.

a.~-mneem., "a ~. .a,,a..,s,,.r Nrr,.. n,
Records 81 Naaisnai Commerce.
To ruR Enron or TIVE suS-Ssv. In
Y.hruarv Of thta vanr there app~ared In
ruW STrN n .tatem~n, Of atattatIra conc~rn-
in1 tha arowru.. az the world's great sea-
a..--s.- -. ae,h 49,, -, -
po'S' nV'ee'u@H. "S NV" IN '''' ''
the world. was 0mitted
The secretary Of the New York Chamber
-. a. -. -, -, D.,
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terdam NAs GUY ciAsseu, anu therefore
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RNom - AfoaAw gNpraaL
TIA pRac4leai resnle % the MonrOs county
eioeelon wtll mean the nominaeion for Gov
ernor 0f william n Hearst on an inds-
Dendsne eokse and his possible lDdorse-
msne By the Democrats and q campaign
Of slandsr and muckFakinG In this state
during ehs coming HAll that will BE- unprece-
dnneod IN hlHoogy
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DAILY. Per Year OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Nv
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DAILA AND 81 NpAO. Per Year ......... 90
nAILY AND 81 NDAN. Per Month 20
Postage 10 foreign countries added.
All enerEs. money orders. Ae.. 10 be made pay
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eauon. Edward p. Mitchell. 10 Nassau street.
Treasurer % tue Association. n. ?. iAnAn. no
NASSAU street: Secretary Of the Association. n W.
Quinn 10 Nassau street.
LSadoa ossee Ennghsrn House. Arundel street.
Strand IN. daily and sunday Srs are On sale In
Lsndoa at me American ard Colonial EEchanse
Carlton street Regent street. and Da~'s steamship
Agency. II Green street. Charing Cross Road.
Paris once q. rue Louis Il Grand. The daily and
Sunday sdiuons are on sale a, KiosaUe 70. near the
Grand Hotel. K,o.aue y. Boulevard des cspuSth"-
eoraer Plaee Dc ropera and Mosque 10. BouleVsrd
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Prices
To Twm RDgron % TWH SuN--Ay; hfarnirs
don Too many people. 100 hstle grub.
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