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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-28
MEXlCANS THREATEN TO
DRIVE OUT CHINESE

Naco. Ariz.. June 27.-The town OF
rananca. sonora Mexico, has beeh
without fresh vegetables for three
davs the Chinese gardeners, on ae-
count of race riots being afraid 70
enter the town to dispose OF their
truck. II is reported that the MeNl-
cans are preparing to dynamite the
stores of Chinese merchants ana run
the celestials out Of town An ap-
peal for protection has been teie-
ergphed to the Chinese ambassadof
al Washington. this official being also
TO Mexico.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-28
Woman victim OF Cruel NiiadI.

Mount Clemens Mich June 2i.-
Mrs Emil Rohn, masseuse, was at
tackled and naerly murdered as she
iay asleep in her home early today
IN an assailant who escaped after
cutting the women throat and frac-
turing her skull with q shoemaker's :
hammer Emil RohH, the divorced
husband OF the woman Was arrested,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-28

La cross. Wis. June .t---l ne it1-
est canvass OF homes "t people VINO
were On the excursion steamer J. :.
when Il burned near Victory, Satnr-
dav Indicates that Mrs. Emma Ran
dan. who Ieaped into The river was
the only passenger out "f fifteen nun
dred who lost her life.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-28
Shaver plcads scIr.Dcfcnsc.

Boulder. colo, June 21.-clalmiug
he had acted in self-defense Filiberto
Trcto. a Mexican who came TO this
county month ago from kanapolis.
Kan, is lodged in the county jail
here charged with the murder Of
Pedro Garcia yesterday afternoon on
the G. c. Herring ranch at Camiteld.
A shcriff's posse captured Trcjo.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-28

Washington. June 21.-Justice ),
w Gerard. of the supreme court oi
New York has been selected by Presi-
dent Tan AS one of the civil dele
gate Of the United states to the eeie-
bration of the centennial of the inae-
pendence 81 Mexico To be held IN the
nItN nf McNIen.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-28

ono of the searching parties was rid
ing along the public road, fire was
opened by tile fugiitves ana Buckley. |
n young farmer, was shot dead from
his horse.
The posse gave pursuit and negro |
named Jones was captured and shot |
TO death
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-28
FILIPINO AGITAT0R
RELEASED FROM PRISON

Manila. June 21.--Artcmio ilcarte.
seIf-stylcd the viper" who headed
an attempt 90 start revolution in
lsG4 aud who was sentenced To SIX
wears Imprisonment and fine of
Ss 000 on the charge of conspiracy
against the United States government
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-28

Galveston, Texas. June 2h~A man
giving the name OF II +. stewart
was arrested hero today on suspicion
that he Is Joseph Vending charged
With the murder of Alma Kellner in
IuuisNfllc Ky
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-28
Army Offlcer Drowned.

Bloomington H.. June 2i.--Worl
was received here today of the drown
ing of Lieutenant T. T. Miller,
Twenty y-ninth Infantry L. ;. \" de-
tailed as governor of the island of
Paraguay, Philippine Islands.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-28

has secured his release on writ Of
habeas corpus The ground is taken
that it was Illegal TO impose subsidiary
Imprisonment 10 cover the large fine,
which he was unable 20 pay
There is a possibility that Ricarte
viii be dcportcd.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-28
NNDRIL INSISTS III
CONTROLS EASr COAST

Washington. June @s.-- ihe ehtlfe
Atlantic coast with the exception OF
BHnefields is i'm our control This
message from President Madiiz was
received here tonight.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-28

Washington. July 27.-HThe Chinese
legation here has referred ihe com
plaint of the Chinese mrr' hah's 81
ranpnea Mexico. to the charge daf-
fairs. at Mexico city.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-28
Statehood
Bill

The Morning Journal
has a few copies Of the
statehood bill as signed
by President Taft left.
They are printed in
pamphlet form on enam-
eIed paper and are suit
able as souvenirs. The
price is 25C each.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-03-23

Gut. Sd min Sic loufen lolien.
@ber nur unter Ser 9eoingulig, oab
Sic iid berpfliGten, bon oem gent
gen 8orfoa %" = er beutete ouf ben
Shreibtii6, u5u feiner 0feni6en-
ieele Elm Ster6ensmort9en SIT ber-
roten. Natiirli9 geben Sic altb
iofort bas geitoblene @elb Deraus.
Srob, bob er 10 gut fortfanl. bolte
6rise bic geltoblelten Gantierte1 Der
Dor uno CAB iein 0@brentport", nid;ts
81 ~berroter.
Ser 9i6ter nabm oos @elo an
lt6. 80, nun MAIDEN sic, oaB
Sic f%ortfommen urto oenfen Sic an
Sbr geripreden", iagte er, luh on-
mabli6 bon Dem S9reden erboleno.
aber Srite 8ogerte nod. uMii-
len Sic, Serr 9oftor, i6 bnbe eigent.
lid nod cine feline 9itte. aonn-
ten Sic mir nidt CUR 9torfuna met
mes 8eoadtniiies, DOB id meill 8ort
ni6t pergeIie, bielei9t Gunoert
Morf boreen; ib bin nqmli1 gerooc
etfpas in gerlegenbeit" iogtc CT nit
gutmiitiger 8reiItigfeit.
Ser 8i6ter ipor uber Die Srch-
belt einen Momelt itorr. CAN'T
beiann er iid aber uuo legte latbelno
5pei bloue S6eine in oes @inbre-
6ers Sono. Scum ober rolt3", ioQ.
te er nit Na6ornd.
DMaden mir, SerrN 9oftor. l6o-
men 9a1lf alld ullo entldu(oi0cn lie
Die feline Storr1g. @uten Mor-
gen., iogte 5ribe, idon in ser Sin
itebeno, oanlt elite er bapon.
y9os NOR ei9entli6 gar nidt 10
libel, oadte er oltf Dem 8cge Md
Der &oi6emme, o5iuei @l6nlia9e fin
eilte1 perlngliiften @inbrilh. 9lt1!!"
ST beidloB a6er bod, Die 2uitipief-
oidter in 3ufunft lieber nibt 5u tc-
Irtden; BET oenen mars ia llob oc-
fabrli6er, mie bel Ben rei6en 2ellteit,
Die m~enigitens feline 10 intere1ionten
Sllitipiele i'm S6rei6ttfd liegen bot
ten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-03-23
Muralnnterridlt.

Vim 0auno oes 2e1rers bdilei Die MdSs
1enf9aar.
CT mubt's ben tleinen @elen ~iounerz
flar,
Wie oft Der Wenf1 ii9 porninmt, brap
gu letll,
uno poh gang anoer5 baroelt binter>
orein.
8ie oft i'm aopf er 9roBe Yltue 6edt
9od BORN 8olbringeH bang suriidgr@
i6redt.
Gin Sprud giebt ben 0ebantell treffs
li1 fu1o
limb ge6t BET Sade auf belt ~tiefI.etl
0runD;
Sbr tennt ben Sprnd, ben Seber mer4
fen mub;
Der @eiit 1T ipilig, bod. -. Mie i'll
Der 6dlnB?"
rn9er @eiit 1T ipilig, BOD Der Sdlub
lit. r.. uMeiH,
Set Sid. @arie6en; Iagc 9u'6
3at9reinl
Ser @eiit lit ipilig. bod ops 6leilW
1T. 9toaa?
@leiblt Oh Die Gnttport idulotg aud
8ie 1T Dos 6leiif? 8eiimue Sid.
mein Gin0l"
Ste aleitle qudIt ilr 9irn ul6 itlntt
un0 iin1t,
God plpelt6 ruff lie boil @rfenntuis'
felter:
n~9er @eiit 1T tpillig. bodl bos 8GeiI0
1T teueri""
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-03-23
Nettetc bas Qeben cines Soloatcn.

S. u. Stone in 9emp, Seros.
Itono lieber Ben 4lteeln uno @rona-
ten i'm 9irgerfrieg eegelrii6sr, dig
Der ansiidt, Die Sdminoiuft gu bn-
ben, nie Die @er5te bebauptetell.
SD 5og mir einen bartnddieen SUI
item gu, ben id) ni1t nieoer Ioginer-
ben ~fonnte", idreibt er. uMein Sc
pi6t ging auf 1870 8funo 1erunter.
SD gebrau6te Damn Or. Sings
9eem DISCOVERY uno puroe poait1n-
Dig gebeilt. @eeen Suiten, @rfal,
tnng, Grippe, aitbma, Seiierfcit.
aeubbuiten uno 2uneenleloca ift es
oos 9eite. SOC uno $t.O0. Ser.
ludsflaiden frei. @arantiert bon az
len 9rnggiiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-03-23

Die obgei6offtert uno in Den
beiten @egenben gelegenen @crltner
WarftbaQen iperoen bonn /. Iprii
ab an Tripotunternebmer uerp1dtet
0ieienige in Ser 6rieoridItroBe
miro III eillen 8oImengorten uni-
gemanoelt meroen in weldem tdg-
lid BEL eiuem @intrittSprei5 BON
nnr 5man6ig Bfennig groBc Son.
5erte bon Militdr-& opellen itattfis-
oen iolen. Sn 8erbinoung oonlit
lit BON Snterelie, OoB Der @fo5ort.
Goal, Die @riinonng 6es Dcritorbe,
men anouer, 8ll einem ainertoto'
gropbens9 beoter oemo6t moroen iii,
oas iidD eines groBen arbranaes er.
freut.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-03-23
Der @iubredJer.
@on @ibe1m b. 8ntIor.

Ger feline idma6tiee o9alfoll-
6ribe"-ieine Spe5ialitot moren
Ginbriide BON Sen BON oubell erfIetr
terten galfons aus-iaB i'll Der &c.
l6ennme binterm &obn1gloie uno
ldimpfte innerli6 iber Die idled)ter
3eiten i'm aagemeinen uno sic neli-
mooiibe @epobnbeit reider 2eute
i'm geionoeren, ibr @elb nld)t I'M
Sauie 5u 6ebalten, ionoern altf Die
9anf 5u trogen. SIM groben lln6
gan5en iorgte ia Der Staat go1la nett
fir i'm inoem er tbm balls langjGb-
RIGGS, balo fiir5eres Sreilogls in Ser
groBe1 giqo III Wepe 5l,r gerfil-
gr1lg itellte. Damn fielen ou6 oie
leioieen geabrunasiorgen fort. Iber
in Den 3tpii6en5eiten tpo0te 9alfon.
5rise bod aud le6en, eiiell, trtnfet
railden. llno bas mar bel Sen iesi.
gen i6led)ten 3eiten eor ni9t 10
leidt, MEN, nirflid nift, es gebori
i6or allerlei oa3u, iid- retbt ulto
i6le6t ourd5uidlaeen. serooe bie
gosbeit Der better geite1ten Wtitmell.
i6en, ibrel idonen Manimoil eineln
ganf6aliie oll5ilpertrauen, iunr alt
Dem @oll6en i6ulo. PLIES, mos
redt 1T, aber i6 fam es. nidjt leioen",
brummte 9alfon-5rite, oeinem
reoli6en @ononerf, lpie benz meinell,
ieoen %2ebensfaben ab5ul1neiocn, ie-
ben 8ooen 81 e%nt5ieben; bas iitlmilf=
li6 cine @emeinbeit". Mon botte
i6ln geraten unl5uiotteln uno Sen
9doen Ieine aufnerfioplfeit 5uau
meiloen, Oh nare bo6 mas 5ll INTO.
dett. Gber 8olfon-Srite mor ELL
Monsr bon @rnnbidsen. eritens
oiinfte es inn ihnooer @erral ullh
ltnoanfbarfeit on ieinen1 bisberiaeil
geruf uno 5tpeitens luar bieier aroe,
re @rfperbs5meie att6 ihon reidliG
iiberfIllt. @arum Die oriifenne
aotfurren5 nod nerid6rfen2 yJtein",
%brltntnte er obermols, .ShuItcr
bleib BET 9einem 2eiitell, pfleeie
lnein einitieer 2ebrnteiiter 5t iagel,
ilno Der muBte @ei6eib."
8olfon-SriBe nabin einel1 groBs-
rem Shluf llno eriff oonlt 5lrlt nett
en- IoreBbuh. gr mllBte iein aorei~
ienmaterial berienigen Mit6iirger,
Die er in liebepoaem 8erfelr nit
Observation-Disclosures permutcte, mel
pieber fontro1iren llno perboaItol-
oigen. 8ie er 10 blGtterte, iieI icilt
suge ploblih auf Sen Naniclt zines
9idters, eilles 9i6ters, beIlen 2itlt-
lptele in Der lebten 3eit biel Mllffiib.
ritilg erlebt batten.
r9onnerlpetter!" nllrrlelte Strife,
Jon Wellih friegt ia mol Iantic-
met ieocn 4beno lie hiibid)e Cunt.
lae. nnb Damn bat mir 'iunl elmer
geiogt, iolhe 2eute, mie Die 3id)ier
nno ShriftlteIer, Die ieiel: incilt
rpmanttidle Nafllren uno Don Der
folten 8ernlinft mo @oriidt nod
1iht iibertiinht. Sb ION Mcnib iei.
ne Gentlemen alt6 auf bie @ant
tr6gt Die Sa6e eridien linn
ieoenfoas einen @erinh mert, uro
er prdgte iib Die 9loreiie bes 2l,it.
ipieloidters genou ein. Setf mar
auh feline 2allne gIeid mieoer iiGt-
Tiff seboben. @ergniigt Dor ii6
binpfeifelo, erbob Ell ii6 mo ging
5n Dem Gid in Ser anberen gde
binii6er, mo cine erbBere GeieGihoft
@iaiert allstruoelte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-03-23

l1n1biiGt BON onllflen 5itti6en
Der Wa6t lag Die aitrabe in DER It'll
len gorftabt I'M iiiben S1lulnmer.
9as ipar Die 3eit, no Der yNalfon-
5rise@e feline n@eiddftsgdnge~ aus
5nfiibren pffegte. 0as seiufte
Sous beg 8idters botte er baIo ge-
funoen. Sn Der eriten Gtaee NOR
Die 8obnune gelegen unb Der freunb-
lide 3ufaG, Srieen's tdtiglter We.
noiie, batte an ser Miidfront Der
@iaa biibi6e, in Sol5 gefiiDrfe &e-
ranoen gefiibrt. Selbit cine aose
mare Dor Reio i6mefeleclh gepor,
ben, bate Tie geieberL IN tpie furjer
Belt 5rite auf Dem @alfon Ger Did.
terbebaiirng itono. giiren iparcn
fir einen 10 e~rfabreiten Moll luie CT,
10 out nie nidt borbanoen, ulio balo
ihlid 9alfon-6ribe bebutiant iiber
ben 3eppih I'M GB5immer, oenn ols
riifli6tsnoller Gentleman lroilte CT
einen 10 6eriibmten 9ifter 0llrdaus
nidt i'm Sdlofe ftoren. Can't einer
nn No6nlittag ais &oniirer oorge.
nommeneu SrienErungsreiIe mar
Sribe nit ben 2ofalitGteu 0cs @al.,
les 5ien1lid p%ertrollt, er manote i;d)
oesbalb ioeleid geraoeaus gum go
Ion. ga ober aud bier fein 8eger-
iianb iein Sntereile gu feiieln per-
modte, ni6ts faiiettedbnlidcs gu or
blifen mar, begab er fid) loiort in
oas a~ngrenaeltoe @rbeits5immcr oes
0idters.
.gines 0ifjyers GieblingSmobcl.
geipiiiermoben iein SeiIigtum, 1T
Der Sdrei6tiid. 0ur in 0eiIietii.
mer pf(eet man ieine foit6orlten Gil
fer ouf5ubemobren". falfuGirte Srite,
nobm qemiitli6 otf Dem 6equemen
2eoerieiiel Dor Dem groBen GipIonla-
teni6reibtiid) 8lab, lieB Den S6eir
ser 8fenoloterne auf Elm SdlloB Der
bcioet unteren Sdr6nffd6ec foGen.
betradtete es einen @ugenbltf nit
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-03-23
Krattk II 5alrrf

mltroe ntdt better. gor bier gfonaten fling ub an gtne of goroui
81 bra1den, 1to iehoen bt ib men 3uitan6 Ietig gebeTiert Sd
bin ieBt 46 Sobre aft uno erfreue mid beferer @efnno6et als pe in
Sen lebten 90 Sobren, 1mo ldrei6e 6os @aroui sn."
Gr him Sic boron 5u erinnern @orbui hirb nod rooernen
pbormaceutiben 09etboben, in mooernen 2a6oratorien heroeteIlt
bon 8fon5enitoffen be uuf Sic meibliden Organe in Ianfter, natir-
Iider @eHe pirfen.
l1eberoll 5u baben. Greis ST.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-09-06

her the truth as TO the way i'm which
he played her fear OF losing her voice.
and she sends him away. She will 40
on the stage she says, and she will
prove to him that the stage and a pub
lie career are not bad for woman.
but as the curtain descends one feels
that while Adelina will have her way
and will win success, she will yet
marry the young doctor who has loved
her from youth.
The story is told with so many
touches and such a happy blending of
pathos and comedy that IL is altogeth-
er delightful. During the course of
the play Pietro plays on the piano
his composition and also the accom-
paniments for Adelina, who sings airs
from grand opera. 1t is truly a won.
derful blend OF music and drama.
Nothing like 1t has ever before been
attempted on the dramatic stage.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-09-06

ton Dawson, also good Germap
comedian; Geo. Averill and May Elm
DRY as GwendolyD. little Napoleon's
nurse, and Countess Olga Won HAITI
feldt, as Napoleons mamma. -
Tie chorus is large-in number.
aud ro:aDie for good looks. Timber
ness and limbinesy.
1t Is study in the character femi
nine 10 see how the first appearance
of the baby affects the woman in the
audience. Little Napoleon backs on
the stage under curtain and turning
toward the audience sits up, looks
around, blinks his eyes and then says.
Dada" and grins with that single
tooth. Instantly there is shout OF
laughter from the women, through
tears that run down their faces in
streams. Which was it-merriment or
motherliness-you students OF psy.
chology?
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-09-06
"PoLLY OF THE CIRCUS

Polly of the Circus" one of the
most worthily successful of recent
American plays and in which comedy
and semi-tragedy are closely entwined
to provide incessant excitement. and
also happy ending, and been pro
nounced far and wide as tho cleanest
and purest drama of the decade with
Ida st. Leon, as Polly" will be seen
at the Elks Opera House September z
The production offered 10 local thea.
TRIGGERS is exactly identical with tina,
seen for one entire season at the Lib.
erty Theatre, New York City, while
the cast is the most competent and
uniformly excellent seen in many n
long day securing an attraction OF
this magnitude for this city is an en-
erprise that seems sure to be reward.
ed by an overwhelming audience when
Polly Of the Circus" comes to town.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-09-06
HAeeNeEck-wALLAcE CIRCUS

Zoology is that part of natural HIS.
tory that treats OF animals. II "a mos,
interesting diversion. the study of an.
maj life. for we learn of the habits
the disposition, the shape, coloring
size and strength OF these creation or
the almighty. diversified as they are.
the one small the other large, and one
so constituted that he enjoys the I'm.
tense cold of the frozen north. while
the other is contented with the ener.
waiting climate OF the torrid zone and
linds his greatest delight in wander.
ing through the streams, feyer-leading
lungles of the tropics so well and, re-
Gently explored by eX-President Roose
welt.
should the interested student trav-
ei the earths surface in the hope of
getting even n passing glance of these
CARD creations, he would not only
consume years OF time and a great ex-
pense, but would be subjected to hard.
ships and disease that would make the
attainment ofetbe knowledge n door
Investment, The Carl Hagenbeck and
the Great Wallace Shows combined
bring to your feet. absolutely free of
charge. "a specimen of every known
, creature in the animal world.
In this great travelling Geological
garden you see the Polar Bear OF the
frozen north side In the same arena
with the king of beasts the African
Lion. The Hippopotamus OF the Nile
| IL but six feet removed from the griz.
! ely bear to our own Rockies. The ma.
( tive tiger of the bengal jungle labors
cealely to and fro, darting glances of
fire across the narrow space that sep
crates him from the Cougar of South
America. From the earth's remotest
points have been collected and placed
together in this tent an aggregation
Of the worlds greatest curiosities.
Admission to the Carl Hagenbeck
and the Great Wallace Shows com
bincd, gives you. free OF charge, the
opportunity for this interesting obser-
walton. II is a part of your eduea-
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-09-06
"THE CLIMAX


The Climax is the striking titlo
of the very striking novel play that
left such an excellent impression i'm
this city last season. Those who
enjoyed the splendid entertainment
will be delighted to learn that THE
Climax" again will be seen at the Elks
Opera House on Saturday September
10.
The story of the melody drama as
The Climax is frequently called. has
10 do with young girl. Aleuina Won
Hagen, studying for grand opera. Her
music master. Luigi Golfanti predicts
for her as great a career as that en-,
Joyed by her celebrated namesake.
Adelina Patti, if certain cloudiness
of tone in the middle register may
be removed from her voice through
an operation. Her sweetheart. DR..
raymond, who does not want her TO
adopt theatrical career, believing
that such a public life is not a good
one for woman, has friend perform
the operation, but he tells Adelina
that there is just one chance i'm ten
that she may never sing again. Care.
fully and well does he impress upon
the nervous and ambitious young wo-
man that one chance against her. with
the result that when she attempts to
sing, after a period OF two weeks alb
solute silence her voice fails her and
'she finds that her ambitions are in
vain. She contemplates suicide. but
her deal old master saves her from
herself Young Pietro the masters
son, loves Adelina also and she has
inspired him TO compose a beautiful
song, which she was to have made
famous for him. Six months go by
and Adelina reconciled to a domestic
life instead of one before the foot.
lights is about to marry the doctor
when suddenly she finds that she can
sing and sing better than ever. Her
master and Pietro are delighted. but
not so her fiance. who realizes that she
has come out from under the spell
in which he had placed her. He tells
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-09-06

1t is safe to say that nine out OF
every ten people who read that Ggbtgs
McManus' Newlyweds' baby was CON,
ing to- the Elks Opera House wonder
how op earth even q fair musical com
edy ,cgpld be written around a baby
whose total vocabulary was Dada. .
But It has been done. and the result
is a scremingly funny productions The
man who wouldn't laugh the tears
into his eyes at the antics OF two OF
the people in the large cast must be
either misanthropc or tomorrow is
his last day OF grace on note.
The evolution of the Newlyweds'
baby from McManus pen and ink
sketch into a gale OF laughter is made
possible by little AIR. Rosen's delight
full and versatile humor. Ho plays
Napoleon Newlywed and then Major
Knott Much.s an abbreviation. who is
substituted for Napoleon when the lat.
ter is stolen. He Is ably seconded by
Geo. p. Murphy, n German comedian,
second to none in this country.
Surrounding these two dyspepsia
renovators is q large company OF clev.
er people and a pretty lot of dancing
girls. Among those who help along
the funmaking are Leo Hayes as MIR.
Newlywed; Thomas J. Cochrane, Mil,
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remainder of the license year ending
Juno Both 1911:
j. w. Mcclure and J. l.. Perdew.
partners trading as Mcclure e. Por.
due. OF Giatto, West Virginia; to sell
in the Kelley e Ashworth Building AT
Giatto, In Mercer County, West vir.
ginia.
G. f. Thomas, J.. E. Thomas and
N. l.. Fleeman, partners trading as
Hawks Liquor Company; G. r. Tho.
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mas and j. Il. Thomas residing at
Marion. Virginia. and N. l.. Fleeman
residing at Godfrey, West Virginia, to
sell In tho Jairus Collins Building at
Godfrey, I'm Mercer County, West vir-
ginia.
Given under my hand this the End
day Of September. 1910.
Il. l.. BOWMAN, Clerk.
9-2-9-16-23-1O
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NOTICE.
WEST VIRGINIA.:

WEST VIRGINIA.:
IN MERCER COUNTY COURT
CLERKS OFFICE:
The following is list of persons
who have filed applications to the
County Court OF Mercer County, West
Virginia for license to sell, at retail,
spirituous liquors, wines, porter, ale,
beer and drinks OF like nature for the
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ton. it is part OF the education of
your child. and it's with this know
ledge that the doors of the shows are
opened an hour, before the beginning
OF the arenic performances. that every
one may have ample time to observe
and study this collection of the worlds
greatest animal creations.
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Great Falls, Mont.-Chas. Geisser
or this city says: "Hollister's Rocky
Mountain Tea has been q great help
to me. / have used It for two years
and can recommend II as a good
blood purifier" For sale by The
White Pharmacy.