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New-York tribune., 1910-07-31

intrust the cleaning OF the to other hands.
You've booked my room at the Grand Hotel and
taken my bag there?" he inquired.
Yes. my Lord
Make these people give YOU the key when the door
is locked for the night and bring the my hotel
nine o'clock.
He hurried away. and Dale looked after him.
Something must ha worried his Lordship said the
man. First time I've ever him in bad temper.
An what about Eyot? Three to one the paper says.
P'raps he'll think of ii IN the morning"
New-York tribune., 1910-07-31
CHAPTER III.
Some Without a Moral

MOT until he dressing and the contents OF his
pockets were spread on a table did Aledenham re-
member Dae's commission. 1t quite true he
told Mrs. Devar, that he had backed Vendetta for
small stake his account but that was after
thought and the bet made with another bOOknaker
al reduced odds Altogether. including the few sover
eigns in his possession at the beginning OF the day
he counted nearly fifty pounds in gold, exception
ally large amount TO be carried in England, where
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-04-29

Tor en- 5orbinoelie, iom iastens
mart piloe opleies igen, og oiIoe
pei ioa iremfaloe en- goo Gel Sar.
me og gitterbeo og bel ogiaa en-
Del ~forargelige Brocesier ON Sir.
feejen6om. Gerfor Lao os / nle
Iilfploe gine os Stun0er til at
o~oerpeje Sagen, og on ogiaa Stuns
Der til at togs 8or Serre meo poa
Hano. 8i ifnl 10 engang gsre BAN
Hegnifnb bnnoe for bore Splittelier
og pore Sommenilutninger. Oct, at
man Der Dil0e fgre noget i9ennem,
Der funOe BABE nogen JON belit Gig.
beo meo en- Brairiebrano, bet niIoe
life befomme os bel, men oct piloe
bIipe en- ttlpffe for os, og pi oiI0e
iptte os ielp pna BET forte 9rp0t.
du Del, Sub fan beie Sierter JON
BanSbRffe, og uofra BET funbe man
10 ogiaa eoot mere BET Saab. at
ban funOe bsie &ierterne | be TO
Snmfun6 iaaOan, of Der fom en-
5orening | Stan6, JON funoe itan
iom 6u'et poa alippen. Men Der.
til er bet 0a life fommen enonu,
og bDno Der ! benne &etnine' fan
ife berefter, bet peo ineen al os.
Den for mine Zine, iom bar fulgt
libt meo bore firfeIige Bnrtier, ioa
Iangt tilbnse iom iee Tan min6es
noget, fitnoe bet n0rmeit ie no til,
of man life let fommer Longer meo
Joreningsplaner, END man er fom.
men | be noget benpeo 100 anr,
Iom bore oanffe firfeIige 3etninger
bar begaaet. Oe bet b6ieite oe bel
oeioa bet beoite, iom bet er naaet
ill., bet er boab giIb. Beef bapoe
for Sfif at u6trpffe omtrent ioa.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-04-29

SpergsmanI, bsr ui iaa fife iper9e
os ielu, ON BET ira Dor St0e Diloe
pore aobent og prligt Spil At
brine pna en- Snmmenilutning me0
Dem, iom efter g. 9igs og Heres
0eninger CT / Mo0iptaiHg til %
iom Somfuno, % bet 6aaoe ! So.
rem oe | ben rent meHneifelige ge.
tragtning Of Dor Stiaing Der /
amerifd. Suao goot tpnfes Der paa
at are Zen. 5. Strife me0 en- Gam.
menIutning2 9oeet goot maatte
Der oa pore for Eie meO BET, % life
en- Dis Chit til at fna en- Sen.
tagelle Of ben nl1ffelige Strio og
5pIio, iom oi bopoe ! Den B. Strife
for Splittelien. So ieg np0ner bette
meo ginie, tbi jeg mener, at BET er
noget, Oi life bar Con til at gao
u6ertom. 0g merer man poo 6or-
bonn0, at Ser babe | ben enc %
ben nnoen Retning er en- flor
GIeft meIem Snmfunoene, iad er
oct life eoot at ie, bporom Der
ifiiloe funre blius noeen San6beo
og 9Grligbeo ! en- Snmmenilutning,
og raaOOen airfepolitif mnntte oct
10 life gerne bore. Gu nngnnenoe
bet SpsrgsmnnI ON SprogforboIoet
og Nntionnlitet, ioa fan pi 10 goot
Iaoe Den b. airfe ON bet. Oil pi
bore GneeIife, iaa er bet Dol Sag,
og oil bet on6et Snmfuto itrnbe
at bore DANTE, inn eoot oe iau
langt iom muIist, ion lao os bog
unoe Dem ben Gribeo. Og bar pi
life foruo ben Sro, at pi poo en-
ffiffeIig og friitelig Maobe funoe
enes ON 2rren os bet firfeIiee, bar
bet ioo HE beoft, at bi bIep FIJI
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-04-29
,,0ua0 mon Der fan blibe
ITO Of bet!"
(SlutteD

So iaaom lnoer BET ira ben
SIDE iaa piot, leg bar @runo til at
tro, at bpao oisIe to nRpnte MRno
bar uotalt, oct er en- temmelig al.
minoelig Spfattelie / Gen B. Strife.
Sg Ser er iiffert Dem, Ser goar
meo Ben Snnfe, at ligeiom Zen b.
airfe par oct eneite onnife Cant
funo, inotil 8loirsS omfunoet bleO
oannet, inaleOes fan ben ogiaa mart
pente at lie ben Dag, oa Der igen
er bet eneite oanife SamfunO, 0a
man oil meme, al Den fore. Strife
life Longer me0 9ietts fan bore fit
0anife RaDn. Sg ri mao pei ogiaa
ielp meme, at efter iom Ri tnger bet
meo 3anif os gneelif, iau mao Oi
piIt efter al Snnoipnliebeo bliue
ct eneeliftnlenoe 9irfeiamfuno, lRn.
&c for Den b. Strife bliper bet. Og
enten bette M er Diit eaer gnlt, bet
er ct SpgrgsmoaI for fig, men Der
imo6 mao ri bel fltnne iige os ielp,
at Ri fan life babe nogen egentlig
@runo til at pente, at Den B. airfe
ifuloe feIe 2pit eIIer 9rang til al
fomme inmmen meo os, naar be
mener at funr1e ie, at Sammenilut.
ningen meo os fun Diloe fno ben
Betponing for benz, at ben bleD JON
en- @ennemgangs-Fo til burtig al
bIiDe Nmerifanere | Sprog og alt,
bDao oertiI bbrer. Sci iee oil 6o ie
bet fbr lea tror BET. Og M Der
at bIipe peo bette notionaIe-foIfeIiee
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-04-29


fen0eIie, bpor man life behsueoe
at itaa paa Qoale, naar man tube
tale @uos ORD. Sg De engelife gu.
tberonere oil oerne tnge imoo os
meo aps6aanO. "a Den D. STRIFE
isgte eiter Ell M 9loSs Tor Ell &r9.
i~teifole, iom omiioer bleu 0es 4}oi.
mes, oa uar per nogen i Samtun'
BET. Der forberte JIG paa Den eng.
hutberife grpiteifole / Chicago,
bporOan BET funoe lace Tia gre. Of
Den 8. 9irfes oor6enoe 9rGiter
fnn0e iao 6eres ll00annelie pna oen.
ne SfoIe, ian al Samfnn0et funOe
bIioe fri ior at oprette Ell eaen
Sfole. 8an bette blep inaret, a. alt
bunO Zen D. STRIFE baooe at gsre,
par al miptte 90 lenne en- oanif
groiesior, Der 10 iaa ifulOe baOe
5ribeo til at benptie oct oanife
Sprog | lin llnoerpisning, ind me.
GET ban enifeoe, % lieele0es Sri.
beo til at paaDirfe line Stuoenter
| national Senieeuoe. Iii iunlme
9i6 ifulSe 0e oanife Stuoenter baoe
fri aoonne til al ben ~teoloeiite In.
0%eroisning, iom bleu gipet al De
andre grofesiorer. Ger bar mn fife
Stemning nof / Den D.. Qirfe Tor
at tage moo bette SiIbuo. Men iee
nponer bette 9ilbuo for at oplpie,
at bpis man snifeoe oct, ian funoe
BET eiter bette ie no til, ri funoe
{ fomme en- temmelig lei Sci meo Dor
grpltenooannelie. Oct belle blep 10
at boloe Ell teol. 9Grer beo en- iaa.
ban Sfole % iaa fun6e ri benptte
Dor Blair Sfole til bDo0 ri uiloe.
Den ON BET bar en- beloiq 9ei at
gna meo belle Dor oanif.amerifanife
D2isiion, bet ~ouerla0er ieg til andre
at beipnre. Men ieg piloe 81 bel.
lere ltemme for noget ! oen Netnina,
emo leg uiloe femme for en- fnaes
Br9iteifole iammen me0 Zen 5.
airfe. 0i 0uotranOte", 3. @ia ibe.
rpgnet, bar 10 pr6pst oct 8paes.
ifab %isrgeIiB Sbufomme!ie ga
bet uilOe efter ait at ifsnne GA
oemme, iiffert blioe o~nnifeIiaere,
ON bet M ifuIoe forisees iaen. Der
bar ira beege SiOer Dpret u0Iaaet
for megen bitter SGo, til of pi Tan
uente nogen BelIignelie al en- Com.
meniliitning. 8nr oct en- oer0sIia
5orbinoeIie, altiaa noeet rent for.
retningsm9siigt, Der ifuloe npre
Gale ON, iao Dor bet en- on6en Soo.
tbi oertil bebepe6e man life Of ia.
be a%anoelig enbeo eIer GniabeS.
Wfen nanr pi bill gipe os no Tor Of
bile bnpe 59aesffab Tom friItne
Wenneifer, iaa maa pi itaa oe6 oct
og life gao me6 gaetanfer | noaen
@etnina. Menl bet er M eneang en-
oitterlig = pi fan ogian iiae Tor.
gelig = aenoseernine, at Der fon
bore ener bIipe iaa fore aIsfter
mellem iomme friitne MenneIfer,
Evening journal., 1910-06-30
Personal and Pertinent

Miss Helen Taft is very sensible Young woman. IL
seems. and does her duty without regard any the
rules of society She is not yet ont of college and has
not made her debut in formal way. but the other
day. when father entertained the Japanese prince
and princess At dinner she took her mothers place at
the table and whenever she is in Washington, attends
social functions with other girls of her age.
Lowering an records for the walk the conti
nent Jack Eldredge 26 years old, arrived in san
Francisco the other day after covering 1000 miles IA
"a days. Eldredge's performance him putse Of
$1,000 offered by tho Boston Athletic club for anyone
covering the iOo0 miles within 100 days.
a ncighbor ot the LA ASander John Appleton family
recently gave birthday party which there figured
cake covered with candies The next the Apple
tons celebrated Chaunceys birthday and was
really wasn't his birthday, that his mother faxed up
q birthday IN order 20 get ahead of those candles
Atchison Globe.
Evening journal., 1910-06-30
LEVY COURTS GOOD RECORD.

c CONSIDERABLE has been said Of late about
- the management Of county affairs. Dem
ooratic critics have sought TO create the impress
sion that there has been much extravaganza. and
that the Levy Court has made bunglne Job oi
its work How disappointed these critics must
be with the report OF the county treasurer show
ing balance of $4,000 which surely indicates
that the criticisms are without foundation IN fact.
On the contrary the financial report alone makes
clear that the Levy Couri has performed its work
in highly satisfactory manner
Those who remember the Democratic Levy
Courts OF the old days and the recalling OF
the old dayssis like red flag to certain Demo
crats-cannot fail 10 he impressed by The strik-
ing difference That the criticisms of the Levy
Court were unjust has been known to all men
familiar with the affairs of the county II there
is one department of our government that has
been carried ON " q manner entirely satistac-
tory 10 the taxpayers, we think il is the Levy
Court
The carefulness in looking alter the county
finances as shown bl the Lew Court the county
treasurer and other officials is but part ci the
good record Our Levy Court has been progress
sive. 1t has looked TO the upbuilding of the
county. II has been thoroughly mbued with the
spirit of pushing forward II has wisely directed
the work Of improving our county roads until
We have made great progress ia highway bet
terment. And had the Levy Court had sole
jurisdiction over the building of roads had not
the Legislature declared what roads should be
improved we should have had a better system
Of highway improvement than we have had But
legislative interference has caused money to be
spent where it should not have been used The
road work Of the Lew Court OF the other hand,
has been s right Other Improvements have
been made by the court, such as bridges. Alto
gether IT is no wonder that the members OF the
court have Been receiving congratulations, They
deserve them
The Journal thinks the Democrats evil find Il
exceedingly difficult to make headway i'm any as
sault on the Levy Court And more difficult will
il he when the people have a chance TO Judge
of how the Democrats manage the Kent County
Levy Court which they control The New Cas-
tie County Levy Court has balance in the
treasury The last report heard from Kent was
that the treasury cmhty aud the Levy Court
there was borrowing money Not only that. but
the Kent Court has shown little or no dspos-
ton towards improving the roads after rational
| plan
Judging by the Kent Court-lor the sam,
! spirit pervades the Democrats in all parts of ths
State--no one who wants good county govern
ment and progressive measures would think o
turning out the Republicans in this county anc
putting in the Democrats. The New Castle
County Levy Court it seems to us has done
good thing for the county Democratic critics
may make great deal of noise about county af
fairs but it is noise, and that is all.
Evening journal., 1910-06-30
VISIT on THE DELAWARE.

HE announcement that the Battleship Della
ware will visit the state, TO be presented
with the silver service. in the early part of Oc-
tober was received with much satisfaction by
those interested in the matter.
There is every kind Of indication now that the
visit will be an epoch in the history of the state
and that the exercises will be much more inn
posing than they would be il the war ship came
here during midsummer when many of our lead
ing citizens will be out OF town and when the
city is more or less languid.
In October the fremen will have their rally,
and this with the battleship ceremonies should
make a lively Wilmington. October is one Of
the most delightful Of months and the coming
event will make a most pleasant occasion.
Evening journal., 1910-06-30
washInaton Whltewashed.

New york Press.
Another Congress committee is unable
to find anything wrong in the activities
OF the ship subsidy lobby Everybody
gets clean bin OF health. There arc
signs that the committee TO look into the
Oklahoma Indian contract bribery charges
viii be unable 90 discover that anybody
was bribed although Senator Gore Is
thoroughly convinced that somebody tried
TO square" him with hint that he could
earn $4,000 by merely keeping his mouth
shut.
Possibly one OF these days some member
of Congress. afflicted with a tender con-
science. will get up on the floor TO con
fess that heNoolS money from some lobby
ist and ask 10 be expelled I'm that cast
/ committee of inquiry may be appoint
ed which will bring, in report that tho
/ gentleman was suffering from the hea
and that It could not substantiate hl
accusation against himself.
Evening journal., 1910-06-30

Grand Jury. They had to do witn separate
cases. not with organized traffic. and
they go TO verify the jury's general con-
clusion.
or the existence Of vice in a city like
New York persons familiar with social
conditions in all large centres Of popuis-
ton needed no warning. But It is a fact
that must be dealt with sanely. not IN
spasms OF excitement So far as practi-
cal results so the recent white-slave agi-g
tation has chiefly served TO stirnular
philanthropic effort and to provide severeN
laws for the punishment of class who
prey on women. To that extent It has
served a GOOD purpose beyond NAT il
was harmful and unwarranted
Evening journal., 1910-06-30
Editorial Opinion
Tafts Position.

Baltimore American.
Mr. TAFT has now attained posi-
ton OF enviable excellence. so that
there can be no tongue of invidious
criticism 10 disparage him in the iu-
turo as tic echo Of Mr.. Roosevelt
That able statesman will play the
role of foremost citizen in the ranh-
and give that good d-eitizenship suppoi
TO the work of the administration that
is the duty of every other good cid-
zen in his particular station At thcil
conference Mr.. Roosevelt will define
his position in the direction Of utiiis-
ing his experience, his wisdom ano
his patriotism and for the success OF
the party whose direction of the af-
fairs of the nation is necessary for the
extension of the program entered upor
as wen as 10 save the country froa
vicious experimenting.
Evening journal., 1910-06-30

state Of Ohio. City OF Toledo. sz.
Lucas County.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is
senior partner OF the firm OF f. j. Cheney
& Co. doing business In the city OF To-
edo, County and State aforesaid, and
that said firm Will pay the sum OF ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and
every case Of Catarrh that cannot be cur
ed by the use OF Halls Catarrh Cure.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed ir
my presence, this 9th day Of December
A. -. 1886.
A. W. GLEASON.
SEAL. Notary Public
Halls Cstarrh Cure r. taken internally.
and acts directly on the blood and mu-
testimonials free
f. j. CHENEY & CO. Toledo. o.
Sold BY an Druggists, 75c.
Take. Halls Family Pills for constipa-
tion.
Evening journal., 1910-06-30
SCARED INTO SOUND HEALrH

Mr. B. F, Kelley, Springfield, m
writes "A year ago 7 began 10 b
troubled with my kidneys and blad
der. which grew worse until becam
alarmed at my condition. suffere,
also with dun heavy headaches an,
the action of my bladder was annoy
ing and painful I read of Foley Kid
ney Pills and after taking them "a few
weeks the headaches left me. the ac-
ton of my bladder was again normal
and I was free of all distress
". B. Danforth. Druggist. Market
and Second SITS. Wilmington. Del.
Evening journal., 1910-06-30
The White slave" Mares Nest.

After months Of Investigation and the
expenditure Of large sum OF money the
special Grand Jury confesses that it is
unable TO discover any evidence OF an
organization engaged in the white-slave
traffic This result has been anticipated
for some time. II dsposes of the sensa-
tional statements that were given cur
rency last year at the expense of this
city. When proofs were demanded none
was produced OF even offered
So far as this special Grand Jury is
concerned such indictments as II re-
turned might have been found by any
Evening journal., 1910-06-30
Chatty Stories OF the Day

"Rita"--so Mrs. Desmond Humphries the English
novelist is calod-was condemnins i'm New York the
frequency OF divorce In America
you Americans" she said, don't TO possess the
secret the secret mean OF matrimonial happiness.
Perhaps you might take lesson from a city clerk /
heard OF recently.
"a friend Of his, after visiting him az his home said
Excuse me, VIII, but how do you manage ON your
small salary, TO have such well-cooked and delicious
meais2"
''rhe secret is simple. VIII replied Every day kiss
the cook and do an to please her and make her
happy.
But doesn't your wife objeciv The other asked
Dear. no. she's the cook was the reply wv ASH
inEtoh star
Evening journal., 1910-06-30
With the Paragraphs

The whole country is so ready to honor the Colonel
to make it plain that IT they must have a tyrant
he is the kind Of tyrant they wantSt. Louis POST
Dispatch.
The speed with which fool and his money parted
rivared hy the Congressional aacrity In separating
the people from theirs-C Cleveland Plain Dealer.
And there Will be two states 10 battle
ships after. at $lsoOOOoO per name.st Louis Post
Dispatch
Roosevelt has dined with tho editor Punch We
hope see Improvement in that paper now Phil
adcpha Inquirer
Evening journal., 1910-06-30

For some time we have known that our friend
DIR. A. Robin was an expert on microbes but we
are now convinced that as a rhetorical painter Of
words he is by no means undesirable. After the
handsome send-oa the doctor gave Mr.. Ford and
Mr. Shaw we shall be surprised if they do not
have warm spot in their hearts for him and
his picture will hang the wall AT least 1T
ought to-
Evening journal., 1910-06-30
THURSDAY. JUNE 80. 1910
THE GREAT FIGHT.

H EMO. New. is on the map. Every school
IN boy knows OF it, If Reno wanted pub
lcitv and advertising it is getting it, All eyes
are turned towards the great fight The sports
of San Francisco have been shedding their tears
bv the buoketful, but Reno relooes. Every
thing goes in Reno.
According TO the vivid descriptions OF present
life in that town it is last fling OF King Sin.
Gambling is egalized. but it won't be much
longer Moral sentiment has entered even
Reno. and in few months time prize fights will
he Of the past and gambling will be gone The
law has been enacted to that effect So the Reno
sports arc having their last dance OF unrestran-
cd JOY as they call it,
But even Reno at present draws the line It
has law which should delight the hearts Of the
Sabbatarians Barber shops and gambling places
are closed on Sunday Not whisker can be
removed. and no razor flashes and pulls IN
Reno barber shop on sunday The itching TYP
palm IS cenched And the gamblers must take a
rest That is the report The gamblers, they
saw. want a rest. but we doubt IT, They become
no more tired than does the average devotee OF
hridge-vhist and who ever heard OF woman
becomine weary of bridge
Eighteen thousand people are expected to be
present al the great fight They will pay
about 100000 for admission to the ring alone.
This sum is but a small part OF the expenditure.
The heht has been staged to perfection
The stories of the experts who put their names
TO what other but humber fellows write and
the word pictures by the staff correspondents
have aroused tremendous curiosity and inter
est Ieffries is the favorite. IL may be that the
wish is father Of the thought, but the betting
odds are on Ieffries Still betting is not always
trustworthy indication of what will happen
Some think the fight will be fake But what
matters it? Fake or no fake, the fight
will be grand success 1t is to be
"pulled off amid blaze OF hstic Judge ano
glory And news of each blow will be flashed
from the ring side to all parts of the nation.
The Journal likes to see its friends and read
ers Realizing the great interest in the hgh
The Journal will bulletin the returns as the,
come in.
The United Press has able writers on the field
They arc experts. the real thing, IN their way
So we invite our readers and friends and thos
who are not our readers and may not be on
friends, although we hope the latter arc yer,
few. to come around TO The Journal Office am
hear the returns.
When we have buetned returns in the pas
we have always had great, happy crowd Wit
us. So come and make yourself at home. Ihos
who cannot get here will be informed OF th
progress OF the fight by telephone if they WI
call up The Journal Office
Evening journal., 1910-06-30

The possible use OF airshps in war means that
nations are to be put 10 as still greater expense IA
preparing for struggles that will probably never
come The Italian Government has Just voted
more than 81. 100000 for war balloons, despite the
opposition Of the Republicans aud the Socialists.
They think that war will become impossible. Ex-
penditures for war balloons will hurry along the
agitation for disarmament or at least limit to
preparations for war How such nation as
Itav can stand the expense of battleships and air
ships is one OF the international nvsteriss.
Evening journal., 1910-06-30
NEW NEWS OF YESTERDAY
How the Great Tenor Cam
panini Got His Salary
Raised
BY "Hoilnnd."
BY "Hoilund."

TriS daily series o. anecdotes and incl
dents that throw new, interesting and fire.
quenuy dramatic light On famous events
and personalities Of tie past have peen
collected by Mr.. Edwards during near
fq-ty years of more or less n-imate ac-
Qi Qintance with many OF the country s
ecdota or incident "a fresh from Mr. Ed
wards notebook. and, either ia whole or
in part. IL constitutes NEW NEWS OF
YESTERDAY. garnered from the men
who made The uews--the historv-o- from
equally authoritative sources. AS I'M
puriunt contributions OF the Human In
terest sort 10 American history. these
articles nave a disunctye value all thsig
own
Evening journal., 1910-06-30

me heartfelt sympathy Of his many friends
will 90 out 10 Mr.. William II. Hill. editor OF
the Morning News, in the grievous loss Of his
estimabe wife who died yesterday morning. Mrs.
Hill was one OF those lovable characters who
make life worth living. For years her health
had been seriously impaired, but she was pa
tient and cheerful sufferer carrying sunshine
with her and forgetting self iu her desire to be
Of aid to others Her bright disposition and her
many fine traits eudeared her TO all who came
within the circle OF her acquaintance and friend
ship She was always trying unselhshy IN a
practical way 20 do her part p making the world
better I'm church affairs, in charity work in
the New Century Club She was conspicuous, Civ
ing of her time and talents as her strength and
circumstances would permit A good woman. a
eer1le woman has gone TO her reward, and she
viii be sadly missed bv those fortunate enough
to have been brought within the range Of her
kindly influence.
Evening journal., 1910-06-30

The principal objection TO cigarett,
smoker is that he is confirmed mate
thief Next to that his fingers alwsy
need washing
Evening journal., 1910-06-30

An Atchison man has such hairy arms
that he ought TO keep his sleeves rolled
down, or uHe hairpins
'Ir man should jump out Of his grave
In this town" said Doc Robinson to-das
"somehody would steal it,
Evening journal., 1910-06-30

There are lot OF mesa things 70 sa,
about YOU. n YOU are not pretty well b.
hayed. and rest assured people will as
them.
Evening journal., 1910-06-30

A womans idea OF shopping is TO look
az oriental rugs and buy mating.
Evening journal., 1910-06-30

The United Pub
fishers Association
through ifs Presi-
dent, Mr.. Arthur
Koppeil has ex-
a M ! cd THE
JOURNALS cir
cuiation and Mr.
Koppell oners 70
wager 81 900 of his
own money, ana
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