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New-York tribune., 1910-10-21
nrrrs1nE SECURITIES.

Trading in the market for outside srcuri-
ties was light. owing 70 the unfavora9le p :,
weather At the operlns EeneraIIy IsiI.u,
gains ~ - ,,her Of the mining issues.
Before the arst hour elapsed. however. con
siderable heavniess deveioped In sympathy
there a,,,..,oi %. oe a better inquiry. which
resulted pfai in 1 good ID rallies. There we're no
special features Of interest s aside from from the
weakness in Ray Consolidated' winch wnlen re re
was r,rsc+;(.tt-- a traders market. fuctu-
atiug ar . ranre OF t. Greene-Cananea
was weak Miami. Giroux and Nevsda
for tho gIt,-ar j.sI,es which ruled strong
The Industrial % list was inactive. United
Cigar Manufacturers and American To
bacco were a shade lower bohds wer-
quiet but steady. Detailed operations Ioi-
New-York tribune., 1910-10-21

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. - Boston. l0c
discount Chicago. &c discount san Fran
cisco. sight lc premium. telegraph Sc pre-
mlunl- New Orleans. commercial 95cfISl dis
count. bank s. premium. Charleston, buy
INK par, selling l0C premium, St Louis. &0C
discount BID. l0c asked, Savannah. buying
@-1sc discount. selling par.
BANK CLEARTNGS - New York. ex-
changes sS56 6s6. .6S6 balances s15. .55S. SO Bal
flmore. exchanges S5.2J0 $50. balances $640-
SnCes go. Ia Chicago exchanges 81 .s79.-
-. balances s2.g71 So.
SILVER MARKET Commercial bar ST.
ser. 563Ec. Mexican silver dollars. z5c- bar
silver IN London closed at $50, an advance
- 1-15d
GOLD PREMIUM.-In Madrid. .G5. LIS
bon. =.
MEXICAN EXCHANGE. - Mexican ex-
change or New York Is quoted al 201i2
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS. - Receipts
from customs yesterday were sS6a .s3s; IL
ferusl revenue. including corporation tax
ts5.5s5 snd miscellaneous, s6J.1s6. a total Of
2-.olS.667. against total expenditures OF or
oinary account Of S265s.057. For the month
80 date ordinary receipts have been So .513-
excess OF expenditure amounting 10 &. .s3g.-
a-b. or the fiscal year TO date ordinary
receipts have been s20l. q. go. against sI9l.-
SSH IN the same period OF 1903, and or
dinarF expenditures S2l3, 826 ,16s. against
s2ls.2l0 4es in 1909. the excess OF expenditures
this year amounting 10 si2.5 pa compared
with excess Of expenditures last year Of
S2G 55z az Including Panama Canal ac-
count and public debt the excess OF all >K-
penditures over receipts since July
amounted 3 70 sls.sss.i57 against an excess
fn the corresponding period year ago Of
81. .s35 e9S.
ST-B-TRFASURY-- Sub-Tressury was
creditor 10 the Clearing House ss3. .7ss.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-21
FOREIGN FINANCIAL

London. Oct -o-COusols ea-lv -o-dav
declined - 70 797s for money and q l'-io
for account but advanced later. closing
lis above yesterday at 50 lis for rnone1
ana sG1s for account Anaconda was a
lower az fssa Grand Trunk was : lower
at 27as and Canadian Pacific was = lower
ar 20Si2
Money was in short supply and dearNr,
and discount rates were frner to-day
With the uncertainty removed oy ths an
uouncarneut of the : per cent bank rate the
stock market recovered after early weak
ness and closed quiet and steady COnS0iS
touched a new low reCOrd-I9's-bUt finished
a sixteenth higher than YESTERDAY
American securities opened fraction
beIow parity and then moved uncertainty
until late in the session, when light sup
port rallied prices and caused a STEADY
closing.
Call money in London g. per cent. open
market discount rate for short bills ~ per
cent. long bills. 3 per cent Berlin discount
rate. 4Ss per cent, Paris discount rate. Is
per cent. Paris exchange on London =
francs Is CeutiueS- Berlin exchange on
London. p marks ~ pfenuigs Bar gold,
rs sd. American eagles. TSs sd
Paris. oct. 20.-Three per cent reutes IN
changed at 81 francs > cenJimcs- Prizes
were irregular on the BOurse
Berlin. oct gG-Prices opened dun and
lower on the BOerse Later the market 70
acted and closed steady
New-York tribune., 1910-10-21
FOREIGN BANK RETURNS.

London. Oct -0-Tbs weekly return 0f
the Bank Of England shows the following
changes Total reserve decreased 1.55l. los.
-irCula tiOn decreased 20. .e4i. bullion de
creased Ei.Sl2.049 other securities decreased
Il 265. .OI0. other deposits decreased tS.514f 10.
public deposits Increased f7f9 0aS ard gov
eminent securities were unchanged The
proportion Of the banks reserve 20 liacih-
ties Is now $3.50 per cent. against 81 9o Der
cent last week and compares with td-
vance from tfis per cent 20 as per cent Ia
this week last wear. The rate OF discount
Has advanced from 4 10 > per cent.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-21

hTutOus VIII maze wv -..,-s- 81
r.-,,--,. J,,t,,...s ~g-~.tioll. i1-re...s.5,S
g--,,zrE rrsk-~ rerfecr the assiil. So
food. streuEtheuS nerves. i'o1s-5 i'..'5 ,,i.cs
rorpuScI,s. builds up safety ". II
muscles and solid. lralLHs
rounds our the uSUre - srvlisr
Eo~ women who never tpi'1sa sa,-,..,u., -
,r,,,rl,iTe 5Crtuss ~ -hiuness Fr''''
.lToIt. a eveidrIou. 4As rsr1t
a. costs you nothing t' Rtoe .,.,r-ir}ur'.
able sTet.r~ og Prot0ne. 10 = rrs Pr2l.
ro ths, most delicate system -,,..-,ir. i,
Company. E6, Froron- t'.,i@-- = v,,ir -.
and address. free 51c pac S.,-e .ssr lt 2
with fun instructions. o. pi'- 'sWhy Il
rre work. also their 1coN ".-,,irg -
You Thin .rre of 't4 v,a =
which viii probably a7lo'i.,,~ - aafnf
address
New-York tribune., 1910-10-21
NATIONAL oUeRDSMEA

will no doubt be interested in the piet-
ur.s end description Of the fine new
rife rsnoe provided for them BY the
state o. Blsuvelt, NJ. v, which will sp-
gear in nest Sundays Tribune. Order
your COPY IN advance.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-21
Gains
30 Pounds
in 30 Days
soc Package OF Remar&aDse T''>'
Builder. protons. Sent Free TO
Prove What II VIII Do

= g astonishing 20 sss r1s s1e9sr .s.s
d-fcaG nv the new feSn-luC-easeE - -,
To ut1r on real solid. healrrv aeSL' ~ -
rate Of a pound day. - nor ~
--,5-L-sbra with --fS new wonder
New-York tribune., 1910-10-21
p. - el-rhs WeeLLr rerllrr ii Il

Paris. Oct 2).-The weekly return Of the
Sank OF France shows che following
chauEeS-. Notes in circulation Increased
3S.4aa.teb francs. Treasury deposit increased
6O.5l3.too francs. general deposits iuCrcsSe
-Si-S0nph francs, gold on hand decreased
L6W,0t francs. silver hand increased
3.5ON00o francs. bills discounted iuC~ea-sd
212g 625.o00 francs and advances Increased
IS iJ0 000 francs
New-York tribune., 1910-10-21
INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following we're the last actual sales
and the closing quotations for stocks IN
which there we're no transactions yesterday
on the New York Stock Exchange.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-21
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

The following shows yesterdays closing
quotations for government bonds. compared
with Wednesday s.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-21
RAILROAD EQUIPMENT BONDS AND
CAP TRlISTS
t,at,,r,rp foIo 'oT
y Furnished nv ,1artggost = Appenzellar M a

Furnished by Swertwout 4 Appenzeliar. No. 90
Pine ST
Name Maturity Interest yield.
Atlau coast L 1 p q, 1910 Il ....---. "a IA
Bur Roch & p 4-3la p g.. 1919 y "a "a.
Cent Of Ga 8is-5 y C. 1910 H.. "a
Cent " Of y J i p C 1910 H.. ~ 41
hes G. Dhto 1 9. 1910 II ...------- Al
Chic & AT 44+A-5 c. 1910 lR.--- 5s %.
chic 4 East III 8iT-5 p O.. 1910 II So "A.
chic 7 & ! 4l.-6 c, 1910 H.. 81 ~
ON Ham & y 4ia-5 q e.. 1910 - -..- 5ia ~
Del & Hud 4 = e. i822. ----.-.-.--.- 4is 4z
Erie 44ie-j p e, 1910 II. ...-.--.+- 3
Hooking Val 4-45a c. 1910 is. ~
Hud & Manhat 3 G. 1910 10 .
Kan City Ft 3 VI 4ls G. 1910 Is ga AZ
Kan CITY So 4la e. 1910 Is .--.-.. ~ 4A
Iehigh Val r Z +4tz q. foi9-i6.. a. al
Mo Pac p e. lelo- II. -.-.----.-- 5la a.
Mobile & Ohio a . o.. 1910 rs -...-. 5a "a.
y Y Cent Lines e. E910-'@2 .----- 4h -
Norfolk q West : p e. 1910 Ii. -..--. 80 ~.
Pennsylvania 3le4 p r. 1910 II .-.., 4a a.
81 J. a s r t-4la-5 e. 19i0-'f7. ..-.. bfs bas
DO guar A e. r p G. 1910 II. bs 4A
Seabosrd A l. 4l-5 e. 1910 tt. hs
Southern Ry sia4-4h e, 1910 q .. "a "a
VirEinisn RS p e. te10-ta .-..-.. 6A
Wabash p 4l-5 p 9. fe1O-'2l bA
Whss 4 l. z AS p c. ieto - ..... S
New-York tribune., 1910-10-21

To CCyPANT PROMOTES %L-CINe
SHARES e rF-3EN--TT- PES rN rE-Ae-t-
r-f-ar-tzf 7zp4r aga -.l1rbe~ ~ leaders So
-taT ----l-fzs-t0r Ard Ea-zH connexions s11urssf
r5----.=s - --a z-u-T--== rr-(f=--z.=@ r1~aars
-sr --fIrfous Of francs shares or -7-e1-1-es. 2
business rCuorz bic e sound -1C1iiians q
-r-s- - l.. .--sa1 r-O- p--fr--. .-sriss --ss
-afz ~ p---o-=-= rfiEEes- references. I-is
rsso--- Ir1-eau Banker SD P-- 81 '5sTrs
Paris y A. F-au~s
New-York tribune., 1910-10-21

81 .ooo West Fac 5s afz R47 pa. pa
odd lots SELLS cents par share
New-York tribune., 1910-10-21
Warren w. Erwin & Co.
DIVIDEND NOTICES.

United STATES EXPRESS COsfPANY-
New York. October IL 1910
f5@TE DIVIDEND.
Semi annual Dividend Of Three Dollars
Ts- share hsE been declared. PAYABLE No-e77l-
te~ 18th. 1910
T-susfer Books wiu be closed No~eulber 1st
% 18th. 1910, both dsys included
EDW ARD T Plat. Treasurer.
TIE PTLL8IAN COMPANY-
HFTLDEND No 175.
-Us-t~-l~ dividend 0f Two po srs pe~
Ens-r from uef earnings viii 20 paid Ec- er1he-
- 1910. 70 stockholders 81 --s-o-C sr close of
business October 81 1910.
Checks VIII BE- mailed
s. WETNSF1EIN S~c-rrsrv.
TrfcHeo October 20 1910.
ANAINAMATED COPPER CoMPASI-
~ P-oad--sE- [ew York. Oct % 1910
- meeting - -he Directors Of -he Anal
Ezmsted roppa~ Coupsnv e dividend - one
rsIF ~ one PEI Cent z ~ 1ro1 was declared
pa-sble November 2srh. 1910 70 stockholders
~ -e~0r1 rhe books - the 6'or1ra NJ a. Of
- o'clock noon. October @Q-h- 1910
A = NELTN- Secretary and Treasure.
~ AMERICAN EXCHANGE NATIONAB
BANK
Nap York October 18th. Ip1"
meeting ~ the Board oT Directors ~ this
hank heic ro-dsy, ssu7i-suuus' dividend ~
Five g. P.- Gent tho capita stock Was
6.-lsrsd uRVshie So-er1her 1Er g-oxiunc. TO
sock holders y reco~6 close ~ business octo-
be- cn-h 1910
WALTER Il RFNNETT. Cashier
New-York tribune., 1910-10-21
BALTIMORE STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Van schaick & CO. 40 Wall
street
New-York tribune., 1910-10-21

Berlin. oct cg-Prices opened dun an
lower on the BOeTse. Later the market -
acted and closed steady
New-York tribune., 1910-10-21

en- stock
New-York tribune., 1910-10-21
COBALT STOCKS.

Furnished b. Warren. Gzowski a Co. No D
Broad street.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-04-27
A WORD OF CAUTION FOR THE
COMETS COMING

on May 18th the earth will pass through
- the tail of lIalley'S comet. which will
ut that time he switching through the uni
verse ut the rate OF million miles an hour.
more or less
Never before in the brief fragment Of
time in which mankind has been COUPLING
history has the earth plunged through the
middle of comets tail. and Socialists are
looking forward to the event wifi more or
Is it edible OF breathable: Is it intiau-
nnable: Mixed with the atmosphere of the.
earth what peculiar phenomena will it
cause? phenomena which might only be
tritiing joke to Il comets tail 33.NsuH,
miles long might cause Il unanimous obituary
on the earth and depression in business
which would be hdeouS to contemplate.
We have been Investigating this matter
carefully for several weeks and are now III
position to make definite announcement.
The tail is dangerous but not fatal. With
the exercise of due harm will re-
suit Carelessness may cause instant death.
The following facts should be borne firmly
in mind during the critical days of May:
comet will cause false hair to explode with
tremendous force.
1t can be readily ignited by cigarette
smoke.
Automobiles travelling more than thirty
miles an hour are likely to dissolve when
in contact with this vapor.
After midnight the vapor will make reSpir-
alton impossible the down town city
streets.
More than one drink within an hour is
likely to cause IL combination with this va
por. causing deadly acid to eat out the
vitals of the drinker.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-04-27
OUT OF RUSSIA
Continued from page 81

something 10 surprise veteran newspaper
man. but the presence of Demidrotf. Shish-
kin and Florence together in that place
did it,
Il beg your pardon" he boggled. Il
thought you We're alone. III
But olga had seen the professor and her
one thought WAS to get ut him. With shin
ing eyes she thrust by her husband and
rushed forward. hands outstretched
As she passed Rristow realized the stu;l-
ton.
olga h. cried. sharply olga
The tones reached the girls inner con-
sciousneSs and she stopped. hesitating.
Before she could Recover, BriStow passed
her and sra>ped the professors hand I'm
delighted To see you safe again. professor"
he declared. Mrs. BriStow and | had
about given you up. She felt very STRANGELY
about Your fate. Olga. Shake hands with
Professor Shishkin.
The professor had managed to keep his
self-posseSsion. Though Olgas presence was
surprise. She was not to him as one re-
turned from the dead. as he was to her.
Mingled with his surprise i, feeling of
enormous relief. Olga seemed to have APP
peared i'll direct answer To his prayers, to
enable him To submit to her the question of
her future. The need for caution still
manned. however. and controlled him.
Quietly he and Olga pressed one another's
hands. putting off to The future the more in
timate welcoming that would come Bris-
tow drew long breath of relief as he saw
them 1t did not to him to look at
Florence: in fact. for the moment he had
forgotten her.
Demldrof relieved the situation. So sure
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rest; but there was not one to whom the re-
cital did not come sharply home. Bristow
and Olga, especially. were beginning to rea-
ize what this might No had yet
thought of Florence.
The Grand Duke, Went on the baron
wealth and no children except the missing
princess. He had always refused to believe
her dead and in his will he left all his for.
tune to her and provided for keeping up the
search for her. III she not found in
twenty years the estates We're to escheat to
the crown.
Count Strogoff made trustee of these
princess did not appear he doubtless came
to look upon them as his own Undoubtedly
he will demand the best of proof before
giving them up. But slowly and surely
have traced the matter and rlveted the
proofs one by one until they are indisput-
able
II was about to send for Professor ShiSh-
kin. Count Lladislas. when he suddenly
started for Russia on the Sea Spume. bring
ing with him this lady whom he supposed
To he his daughter but who was really the
Princess Yves NapraXne.
AS the baron spoke he drew Florence for
ward. Il have the honor" he declared ITO
present to you the Princess Yves Naprax-
inc
Florence faced them boldly. Her face was
white. The desperation of Il cornered rat
Shone in her eyes Her swelling heart
seemed about to sufocate her Yer She
faced them all. head high: she would take
ut least they should not call her coward.
Olga. too, was pale. The revelation of her
birth stunned her; the complications terri
fed her; the loss mt one blow of him whom
she had always called father and the sub
stitution of fresh kindred and fresh life
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-04-27
A LITTLE DIALOGUE

# HERE could be no doubt of the fact that
he book agent. In the first place
he did not carry book. Book agents never
do. They Wear prospectuSes hidden away
under their coats in defiance of the law
against carrying concealed weapons. In the
second place the man who looked up from
his desk and viewed his almost noiseleSs APP
absolute proof at any time.
Pardon me-. said the stranger IF | in
terrupt. but | anxious that you. Il
representative citizen and one whose opinion
has weight shall kindly give me minute
of your time. IL
''Take an hour of it. my good fellow" said
the busy man cordially That's what I'm
here for. I'm perfectly delighted To lind
someone who wants Il little of my time. A.
II matter of fact it will not take an hour tn
tell you about our New Hebrides ounce
grove proposition. 1t speaks for itself
When | have given you the barest outline
Il have called here ON matter of i'm
portance both to you and to the public "
said the stranger. cutting Skil!fnlly in as
the other man took i, breath. You no doubt
have had much experience in paving through
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-04-27

the cumbersome encyclopedias in search of
Information"
Which may yield you fortune in few
months" said the other man without a bat
of an eyelid. The amount of money which
can be made in this unrivalled climate in Il
short time by tired and careworn Americans
released from office work is so amazing
that wonder the New Hebrides have not
become over-popuated even in the few weeks
during which this proposition has been on
Are I'LL likely to spend valuable hour at
any time looking for fact which is in
stantly accessible in the amazingly compact
and handy little volume which / am about
to allow YOU the opportunity to inspect
without the slightest obligation your
part. said the book agent evenly 1T has
been compiled by seven thousand of the
most eminent scholars of the day working
incessantly day and night, kept up in the
stress of their labors only by the strongest
coffee
(which grows with the utmost Insurance
in New IlebreS and is of quality uneaualcd
even by the choicest mocha burbed the
man ut the desk with delight. 'One acre of
New IIebrides land planted with 10 cents
worth of coffee. either green or roasted. will
yield in two years over $4,000 worth of cof
fee alone to say nothing of the alfalfa
which may be harvested between the bushes
and magnificent canteloupe>-''
Which are foun,! on page 764. fully de
scribe" said the hook agent. With Il
magnificent ive-color plate showing the
luscious fruit -
.of which the New IIehrideS are over
loaded 50 much 50 that oranges ripen three
crops in year
(which is Just the time we give You to
pay for this magnificent
"opp"rtu.naity for investment not ordinar-
I'm any other volume
..Of exports has doubled"
The sum of
Two thousand dollars
WAS paid for single
Tree has yielded
Help
There was a short scudie. at the end of
which II pale man tore himself loose and
hurled himself through the office door The
man remaining looked ut prospectus in his
hands with SORROW.
.Doggone it ALL" he said That's the
third prospect that's got away today. Some
how can't seem to make EN- smell coffee
plantations and orange groves the way
used to "
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man and the handsome girl who stood wait
ing close behind.
The baron chucked. Much. my dear fell
low much' he cried but first LET me
present my friends. This is Professor Shish-
kin, so-called. for whom you have been in
quiring so anXiously for several days. l
believe you have not met.
The Charge grasped the professors hand.
What" he cried. Really. Why profess
sor. you don't know how glad | am to see
YOU. We've BEEN
And this" the baron Interrupted: this
is the lady who for twenty wears has been
known as Miss Olga Shishkn. and who has
passed the daughter of Professor ShiSh-
kim
The Charge bowed. Officially he had heard
of Florence's fight only IL disappearance,
and was supposed to know nothing of the
peculiar circumstances attending it, Ac-
tunlly he knew good deal more than had
appeared on the surface and the onjunr-
ton of his three visitors staggered him. And
what was this talk about supposed
daughter?
I'm glad to see YOU" he muttered. half
heartedly. ''IIow did YOU
Again the baron broke in. Professor
Shishkin," he announced. will tell you that
ne was knocked overheard during the out
rageous attack by robbers ON the Sea
days and was finally rescued by my men.
The door opened and Brstow bounced in.
with Olga at his heels.
I'VE came right over he began: 1.-The
moment We"
He stopped, with distended eyes. 1t takes
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-04-27
THE LANGUAGE OF BABES

TN the morn when I'm in bed
Comes Il little curly head:
Climbs upon me and demands:
''Tockeyoo' with laden hands.
Then rise and with yawn
Put her shoes and stockings
Thereupon she smiles and cries
'Goggiewup" with dancing eyes
So loose the pup and they
Play until | hear her say
Sternly and but she knows how:
Baby becky wi-wi now.
There are stnnid folks perhaps
Who would VOL their thinking caps
Ger such simple words these,
Powerless to serve or please
Till Starvation came-Ah we'll
l just ring the breakfast bell.
50 we breakfast. she and l.
While her orders thickly fly:
Waugh" and sWhuup aud "tooder Dad.
And l serve her and am glad.
'Tis Il joyous thing to hear
Children talk so plain and clear.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-04-27

Many husband sails, dangling to
fame in the grasp Of an ambitious
wife.
One excuse can be found for the
miser. He isn't asked to head every
subscription list.
Too often marriage consists of
perpetual tuo of war between opposing
selfishnesses.
The Lord Ioveth a cheerful giver and
man who raises thunder when things
are being taken away from him.
Looking at it in another way what
harm is there in letting one head of
hair make several generations of
women beautiful?
1t isn't the slow horse which loses
money for his owner. 1t is the horse
which is lust fast enough to believe in
thoroughly.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-04-27
SERVING THE PUBLIC

NEWSPAPER Editor: Have we gotten
: all of our correspondents special on
meeting Roosevelt?''
Night Editor: I'VE have
Editor: Are the cuts made showing
Roosevelt in hunting costume. in evening
dress and while Shaving:''
Night Editor: They are"
Editor: Have interviews from Mrs
Roosevelt, Kermit Roosevelt. Archibald
Roosevelt and Longworth's butler:"
Night Editor: '.All of em. Well play
'em big with pictures"
Editor: Good. Now as soon as write
my editorial denouncing Roosevelt for his
frantic thirst for publicity the first edition
can CO."
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-04-27

famous visitors. One of the earliest
of these was William Tecumseh Sher-
man. who was Il guest of the city in
1864, inviting himself For once in her his
tory Atlanta forgot her manners and did not
invite him to return. He hard upon
the city amateur is upon Il borrowed
automobile and traces of his visit Wis
ible to this day.
Atlanta is the center of Georgia politics,
which are intiammable but not explosive
like those of Tennessee. 1t is the capitol
of the state and is built largely out OF
Georgia stone and brick. The pride of At
anta is Peachtree avenue, which is lnea
with peach trees and other peaches. 1t Is
Temple Graves and of Tom Watson, each Of
whom can go some in his own particular
way.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-04-27
THE FRA A WHOLE SHOW IN
HIMSELF

IL, LBERT Hubbard of East Aurora. Amer
- lea. is to go upon the vaudeville stage.
While the Information is not authentic it
is understood that Mr.. Hubbard will give
an entire vaudeville program himself. as
follows:
A.-Marvelous Strength Test.-In this act
Mr. Hubbard will carry the message to
Garcia with one hand.
neutrality-suspicious. of denatured
stories from the Philistine.
C.-Lightnirg Change Act In this act
Mr.. Hubbard will change from his East
Aurora costume to United States clothes in
ten minutes.
D.-One-act Farce Comedy.-Mr. Hub
hard's aura and several other auras will
present thrilling little play entitled who
Kissed Me in Chicago When l Was in New
OrleunS:''
E.-Living Pictures.-Mr. Hubbard will
pose for photographs for five minutes.
F.-Musical Act.-Mr Hubbard will enter
tain with musical thoughts the music of
the spheres and chin music.
G:-knockabout Actin this act Mr..
Hubbard will show how it is possible to
with sledge hammer and q kindly thought.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-04-27

The end seats on open street cars will be
particularly dangerous
Porterhouse steaks weighing than
three pounds are likely to attract the vapor
in unusual quantities.
1t will be dangerous to sleep after Il. III:
because of the suffocating qualities OF the
gas.
Bearing these facts carefully in mind, it
should not be difficult to avoid serious
sequences on the 18th of May and there
abOutS.