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Survey % ne sacessslsn % ne Throns %
Great nFienln,


To Tina EDIT0R 90 rHE SUN-S6: Al
though the number q royal psruonages at-
tending the funeral Of King Edward seems 70
have been considerable. they represent but q
small portion of his late Majesty's relatives,
According 10 Whitaker's -PeeTAge, the rela-
tives of King Edward numbered ~ many
a. ~. and the descendants Of Queen VIC
toria. including the young Prince Of Spain.
reach thu total Of hfty-Ave. The success
/ aion IN ths Engllah ahrone dimera sllnhtlV
/ -, -. -. :, .-.,l,lb. t....,,,,.h AZ
~ y, ~ -. s,-h !.
oanentsrs are ehsiole 20 the tltle' Nhich N
not the case with members Of the peeTage
unless .oacisIiv nrovided for In the letters
go, y. \. 49,. 1870, ~ Roh.rt. AZ
s,'Ss. Vlees'n. - =. =, ..,.'.
Of the present Earl = demise his eldest dauEh-
ter LADY Alien Roharta a sho,,lS become the
| -Co,,o,... $780,, !, E.nd.hars Thus
90. -. S".r, - ~ so,, .on.
Edward. Albert. Henry and George. would
come hls daughter. PRINCESS Victoria Alex
49, ,,...' ~. :. 1870,
pp0Ss. W. so WI ~ T S0u Nm. .npplan,iDS
the Duchess Of Fife.
N, -. -, a. ~. a.r,i.a NJ ali the pres-
-. 49,. ~, -. - 80, -. ~, ,sr,ns
would pass 10 the children OF the late Duke
Of Edinburgh. The eldest daughter. nov
cro., Pyincs.. ~ RnU.nl, has formally
s =, :, : =. ~. r,,..,i.h ,hrone
IenOunoTu ~ ctaih v. nv 49, -, 49,.
and her sister, beng divorced ana a muon
married woman. would certainly b. rejected
nv the wa az The British Parliament. We
then ron,s N he nuke AZ CoOnaueht. who
eivu ."'u7 70 ny DuN- =, =
Wouh % most accepthoae 70 tus hnA"
nation His nephew. the Duke Of SAGE
CohurF. has -renoDncad ali claim. Having
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yie,oris's own sons. vs turn % her dsusSisrsi
r,asn ,,.,s'ss ~ ri..,,..,,- .eh,sss son
~ .. q, ,el,-h M.
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49,, ~. i,.,.,a ras..,.,, ~ 5000
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- MI. artAn- ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ .id
",...' ~, ~ 1911 ~. Y. 80 ~ No
49, oN llA rs' 80, w % l,.s.h.Ss
fssnIil, sOn ,seVrhi nsu "sud 80
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sus-n MnIy III; LUX LUX w Ill., u..s,,h
lIom w Bus. ~ Ne,t9npIlu ". - 49,,
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Svis.h ol rhklsad lh ~ oNn Iisnt. gu. -.
Ans veot ln o lt s sss3e. ~. ~
.eD,sIl, ~. uIs hina ~ .nAlen1, ~ ~, "a
tteclhs OF this hne an lnteteetle% n..sottl
cal st1tly he " me srands1n o. Nsto.lf.
the ktaniuaughlef oi tfeofge III, tne 1Ianu-
sou 81 tteorge u, son ~ ueofte J., 49,
sfandson 81 tamee J., ne 500 oi NAY gus-In
ol scots. uaugnter OF aames OF scot '. .l.si
Elizabeth Of YORK. the daughter of Edward
w. great grandson of Edmund langleyi
Duke OF ! 0rk, the youngest son Of bdWaIu
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PledRinR Candidates.

-, l. -. r.
Suo" '"!' =
a. - .,, 49, - r..lI,, o.I,oI Tor
S--.-,i..,;a. :, Alhany d,r;ng tho
- .-.e1 -" .'.e !. - o,,.'l,, :.
- 49, =. -, - 80, -, - go
siona n,iblic and Driyate. that memheru
~ ~. Io,;sla,,,r. had bee, eIectcd last
N--..-.t..- 49, ., ,.,,o f,,r ,h;s oy
-. '-N.-.,.. -. g.. tI;,,
ss'Ss H'o'I7'''V' '",'"o'' '''J '''''
man uIect houliha''"tls '", "u
judgment the subJolned opinion oi the
Lyons Republican merits notice:
". n,y. ,r.o,.,tlv called pubur st,snuon
a the yteiou, and IN American practice Of pledE
la candidates In advance Of their election 10
support this or that e'h In ire LEGISLATURE. Va
have also eon'snaes mat TOT eaho'oa'es 70 p'eose
,nslnss''e' 20 'upP''' Ah' measure " OO'' 'n'
49,, :, shy n-n :, ~ - ~ y, -. -. ~,
- c.-.,,,,,,,.. :, -. e.. ..s a., 49,, -,
49,. ~. 49,. =, 90, 49,. an. o.,1 a, o,rr,
,,,,Do,, ,.rbD,,.l,y ror,r,,uns IN. cr,n. o, nor.
Jury. our position upon this poin, Ia. no, been
and cannot he successfully eonSa'sa-
The Constitution NJ the STATE NJ New
yorL Ar,i.,e YITI section praacvihe-
~. oa,b ~ oNBce IN 10 taken nv Den-
hers NJ the legislature.
..-.,.-,-.,.-.-,----,----..
-, -. -, s,,.r,,,, =, ,,,,r..,,,, 49,.
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An EnginePs Belisves sabmsFEsnrs IA,
Net 9sglsuIly Damagaa ne Hun

W. H1fASAay 89AA9o9 Nle huu
To TEs EDIroR or TIE suN-sr. fAsu
taken deep personal Interest In the r,i,i,.
o. the hattleship Maine. and for a.vu..l
years I have supported the proposition A.
dlscloas the location and nature o. the ,..,i
wound By moving the wreck on IL ovD
heel For some time past havs kept "a
cloae touch with q reputable enEineer Va
has submitted plans % erect this 10 the Va,
Department. COmmsntins upon the cur,
rent report that rust had 80 eaten the anil
plates that raising the wreck e. Il e uas
considered prOblematical b. the enEinssln
he wrote 10 ne e. follows:
have TOD ne chief saginssr ne, n uo,ls
BE- lmpoaSlhls 70 hulkhsaa ths AflsE part q, n.
wreck because ne upsard thrust Of ths ,s,p,
keel had loasened Ire bottom plaaes ~ purl.S
and shsarinS ire rivsts ai over ne ships bot,.--
The corroslOn Of ire plates has not been s.r,ou..
however. / knou Of iron And siesi Whlrh ~.
been wholly under water for thiFty ave ys,r,
and cone out sound. There was no damage ~
y0nd q scale shout a. thick e paper % ias ear.
iAce. More iniury would result 70 ne Old Naias,
engines and machinery from . moatha eGpasupa
u shs we're raised Than from twelve YEAR, Of rub.
mesgence. ! have proposed 10 raise ne vrsck
70 That the air ports Vim be AWasb. No difheul,y
would then ~ experienced n drying. cleaning
snd cling everything 10 dock. Rave condsmnsa
ne cOHer dam plan 70 ~ War Department tna
have tod them why ! did 20. II ts up 10 ihsu
now. ! shall submit tAe plan ~ sooa - ! an
rallied 10 washinEton IN regular form b. propsr
suthorty. / thlnk there need be NJ alarm thaI
the wreck uin be broten NJ without my beng
consulted.
NEW YORK. May ~. vErERAN
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spaln's Interest IN the wreck Of
the Maine.

The report in a cable despatch from
Madrid that II the hull 81 the battleship
Maine il raised at Havana the spanish
Government will demand fresh inquiry
into the cause Of the disaster probably
means that there will bs another re-
quest for a joint investigation.
Spain made such a request in Febru-
ary, 1893, but the United States Govern
ment declined 10 accede 70 II. There
upon the Spaniards had their own in
quiry, and formally concluded that the
explosion was internal because no dead
fish were found afterward in the harbor
waters, no column Of water was seen b
rise az the moment Of explosion and no
waves followed IL. The Spanish report
contained this positive statement 1t
q scientifically and practically demon
strated that tho explosion was internal :
There could have been no scientific
demonstration OF the kind because,
tho United States maintaining that the
wreck was lis property and Spain grant
ing that the principle Of extraterritor-
iality applied. Spanish divers were not
admitted 20 the submerged hull.
The United States was fully justified
in conducting the inquiry with It's own
divers and naval experts That a joint
inquiry would result in confusion Of tss-
timOny and conflicting reports was 70
Be assumed With no opportunity 10
mako a thorough examination Of the
Eunken wreck the Spanish commission
reported that the explosion was inter
mai, and its chief reliance was on such
unscientifc evidence a. the fact that
dead fish were not found floating in the
harbor The American inquiry lasted
for twenty-thres days and every part
u the hull was examined by wreckers
and divers. President MCKINLEY in
h,s message N Congress accompanying
the conclusions o! the board said that its
operations have been conducted with
the utmost delibsration and judgment. p
TheCourt Of Inquiry 20 give IL the Official
title. after describing the break in the
shin . plating and the shapes into which
Il Wa Dent and forced upward, recorded
mis- conclusion:
IN me- 1ririou u ne court mis- sRert could
have ben produced Only ~ ne explosion o. q
Eins t'gs'r1 Under The bolton Of The snip A.
shout frAns u aad somewhat on NE port side Of
ne snip
The evidence v contained in a vo-
luminous report which IL accessible 70
any one. Never have the members n
tho court wavered 10 the belief that their
conclusions were unassailabls. One Of
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LEE on GRANT.
DSubts AbSut q Compliment Ascrihed 10
the Former.

To TIVE Enron ~ THE suN-Sir: II
anything was needed 10 show the ahsurdity
Of General Lees belief In the transcendent
military ability ~ General Grant IL IL fur.
nished by the letter NJ Senator BOrah In
to-day's srN n when called upon 10 give
my testimony IN court I should say that
some one. name not given. was told by some
one, name not given. that another person
used words inherently improbable. what
would my evidence he WORTH COncedinE
that the declaration was really made. you
will note that II il filtered through two IN .
known personalities and becomes a. dlmv
a. he tail 81 Halley's comet
In no circumstances whatever could Con.
eral lee have aaid. looking into the critir's
eye steadily. ~ i asserted Your opinion
y q DOnr compliment 10 me Those who
knew that great man know that he never
sought compliment but always repelled
u Hts nature would not allow him 10 re-
sent the IRA ise ~ another because h impliegi
lack n military ability on hts own nart
We respected the skill of the opponent who
with hOundiess resources behind him finally
overpovered tho skeleton ~ an army worn
70 the last frazyle a. Appomatto1
How murh more authoritative IA the tea-
iimony u General Lees aon thai hls father
ranked Mcclellan above all the Union Gen
erals fpesihl We can concede the tech
nical skill ~ Little Mac with the single
fatal reservation ofthe two things he lacked
courage and aggressive initiative
UrPER MoNrcLArR. y ,. MAY p
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rs aiHty ysars hnns Herpsg's Neu ho"iNg
NaSaElas Haa iounded and n ths July hnmpef'
eniiaa e. annivsruary number. ne editor feiains
lhs arhlasamanh gi ne psriofical pafdculary
m m iani cen yaaFs Ths-ngg- was drBppad holn
hsusrns ysNrs aCo snd 500 ths -nouthiy- i.is
cut laavilg o. ~ uus paae o. aams ~ uhich Is
~ long Ten tloHu populaFiy. HsFpeTt Aeea
Gias Mnrua1nea a dHlcIitsd MIN anisd plrfuiea
anf Pataggnia Win photograpAs. PFolllu1r " r.
Ran1edT di1eurSu aaonl. PrglElsgf T. p. bggnp.
WI chang8 n uIags Of EtInah, NJ. Qaiilar1
mat doamibl Nm. M1digua N 90 waits House
n. J. E1nlnon micE1urapis 80 ne tno Ht'Eunrs
Lunaa aauvins tha dh ma wurfera To ae7iA
-rhs WA ours- nearsih era thsrs a1g nina shofi
uinIiu end fsuf pErln. ~ Hgugn a ms -
Califs enan anuli Gtsrua
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IxPerSenee q . Publle Spirited Man Whs
HAD Ellm Arrested.


To TVS EDIrOR % THE sUN-ST The en-
perience Of one Of Tvs SuN's readers with
a burglar tempis me 10 submit my little
story 81 an encounter with member of tho
profession This chap. however. belonged
to the light fingered gentry
Riding on crowded Lemon avenue surface
car a few days ago. ! became aware Of an
undue pressure upon my hip pocket. In which
! usually place my wallet. A. hrst mildly
curious why such a pressure upon hat part
81 my anatomy should continue for more
than a reasonable length Of lime. my curl
osity gradually turned 10 a suspicion that
ono Of the professional gentlemen was ply
InR hH trade Nv suspicious Were ron
hrmed when after smother moment I sud
denly turned 10 feel for my wallet II had
disappeared. and This particular chap was
starting for the door, I grabbed him and
demanded the return Of my property Ne
Of course denied my accusation. but after
had threatened Ia have him arrested ha
confederate. 20 whom. according 10 the rules
of the game. my wallet had been naaaed
called my attention 10 the wallet lying on
the floor of the CIR Hoping TO Appease
my anger. he had dropped u there
] had the FIRST fellow arrested, only 70 see
him discharged a. tho hearing before the
the ground that the evidence was insuil-
Gent n0tw II hstsndina the police records
showed that he had been in he hands of
the aqthortie. On eight different occasions.
I am Informed that this part icuiar business
Il very hFizk Just nov Thcfta are re-
ported every day. but very seldom can a
cOnyiction he secured In my case. vas
fortunate In getting my wallet hack. hut !
understand that many pockets are picked
aud the plumber b never recovered. eHpe-
cially 10 this season " the year. when We
wear no 0verC0ats since u would appear
that he pickpocketa are having things their
Ovn way. perhaps a little publicity may he
The near Of drivinE home the point u my
moral place not thy faith IN q hip pocket.
else thou wilt some day find thy purse has
vanished HRHLFM STHAPHANGFR
NV YOnE MAY n
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THE Sun Ereets with aHectionAte regard
the boy with the soap bubbles and the boys
with the baskets u roses a. the trio ap-
pear this month on the front cover Of tho
seven hundred and twenty-hrst number
~ HdrPsr'a MogdsiAs. That IL 10 say.
our esteemed contemporary has COM
plcted sixty years Of useful existence,
having heen for fOrty-ons Of the sixty
years under the editorial management 81
HENRT MILLS ALDKN. a gentleman n
whom this generation and preceding gen
erations Of Americans owe much. Tbs
bubbles never burst and the rose baskets
are constantly full.
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Resurgent from too long a sleep the
star Eyed Goddess sings the deep damna-
ton Of the -TariHOcrat. successor 20 the
Robber Baron. The TariHocrat goes TO
Europe a good deal. IL seems. and Amer
ica IL to him New York
Grievous fault Colonel HENRT WAT
TERsoN doesn't go to Europe more than
once q year. and he never stays in this
capital longer than he possibly can.
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The Battered PoIIos.

There are no statistics available %
show whether an unusually large num-
her Of policemen have been assaulted
by roughs sine Mayor GAYNoR mado
known his desire that the patrOlmen
should preserve the reaOe by gentler
methods than had been used In the past
Undoubtedly the police themselves can
furnish figures showing that their hazard
has materially increased. There have
been picturesque incidents, such a. the
posting Of notices warning patrolmen
not 20 intrlds into .ertain districts,
which have fixed In the public mind the
idsa that the police have seen trUuhlous
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I say noW, a. sAid In the state convention.
mat JOIN KEnN Vas NE logical candidate for
Senator and no peraon was better pleased over
hia nomlna tion han ] vas TOYS rAnoAHr.
ToM IL eating humble pie. A. becomes
a boss who knows when he 10 licked But
the record shows that he tried to make
himself the candidate Of the convention.
and turned his votes over 10 the WHISPERED
KEEN only 20 revenge himself on the
Hon. JOHE Z LAMB. who had spoiled HE
came
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TorHE EDrTon % THR SOS SIR People may
,sV what they llhe about Mayor Gaynor. I've
,aid some ihings nyseif but n anybody can
.hou ne anyfhinE more direct and businessiiks
than hls letter 70 ne Legislature On he personal
,aa hin IN ne wiling 70 admit I'm from Missouri.
haae ths sequence 0i events VII permit us
10 ~ Of this man hat hs \
Rich n saviag oommqn suass.
And. 81 ne greatest only ara
In he simriicty sublime.
Nmg Toaa. May =. AOvED.
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A British Rsusisus JouraaI % the R.s,,nu
ntlls

FroWi M GuardiaH.
Last week me senate OF lhe STATE Of New YORK
passed BY majority Of more Than two 70 oae a
hill declaring n felony 70 make boOk with or
Without writing, On any racetraek IN ne STATE
and there seems no reason 70 doubt that the hill
will 20 through the Assembly without material
smendmeaL Another measure which Il conn.
dently eHpecisd 70 hecoms law IN the near future
makes raoetFaek directors liable 70 punishment
" gambling lakes place On theiF irAcks. = third
10 be shortiy Introduced. forblds the publica don
h any form Of the odds On q horse race We bppe
mat we shall not b. Aocused u favoring rambling
u we venture 70 empress miagivinHa e. 10 ne
probable eiert Of - severe a Ian a. ne hrst Of
thoae enumerated, but q IN toieEably certain that
one o. too ttngs vii happen. Either ne art
VII ~ dgorouaiy enforced. m uhich case u Il
sure 70 led 10 vtolent react0n on ths de o.
ironae or 80 30 Oiteu happens n ne Unitcd sate.
u win b. evaded w q people EiREulaFiy clever n
Esttng through Ne neshes Of ne hnest statutory
nsts-and ne law VIII be Just httis more lightly
ssiseEned Shan n already b b. TOO large sarsiol
81 ths American pubic.
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The enemies Of the Hon JosEPH WIKI
DON BALLET are sending 10 the newspapers
malicious descriptions Of that Spartan
statesman wearing a stovepipe hat.
These stories are more than attempts 10
discredit Mr. BAILEY among his constit-
uents a. a soft Campanian and a fop;
they are an ironical repetition Of the sad
but too well known fact that for some
years Mr.. BAILEY has had no place 10
wear a hat on
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To rHE ErIroa % TuN sUN ST. Thres
ihinva imprerssd me IN eunneUiion win ne
uonaas aHRraag demousiraiian yesterday after.
soon FIRST tas ounsFlruous absenos % NJ
honaarife and msihsr uecund, ne promineace.
not 70 aay predominaRce. Of Ne nociallalie ele.
neat third. me unieuilniniaY Of Ne Epactacis
% aomen addressing largs EnthEIings n ne
opcn or. saoutlnE 81 the tops o. thsF voices end
feriiruistinG wlldiy. ] suppose en-
Nav Yonn. May q. An ON FouY
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RACE FRICTION IN CUBA.
I'raDhcey u q sOutherneE Wno melieves
IN white Mas Government.


IN white MANS GoveFnment.
To TIE EDIToR OF TEE suN- Sir: Hav-
ing lived several years In PinaE del Rio.
believe ! know something OF the social
conditions and Of the unoeasing strife
between the two races IN that province
II is Just A. impossible 10 found a miHed
State In Cuba az u was In the South after
the war There will be neither peace
nor prosperity In the island until Il has
q white mans government and the negro
IL a. completely disfranchiSsd a. b u
In South Carolina. President Gomet
does not dare DO this. be has undsrtaksn
an impossible task with the best possihls
intentions. In a very short time the
whites viii unite In asking for Annsra-
ton 70 save the island from the horrors
Of an uprising Of the blacks
The property owned By CauCHsians
In Cuba h hfty times IN value that owned
by Africans. and no sentimental inhu.
ences will h. allowed n prevail 20 such
an extent a. 20 cause the destruction
Of the white mans property
AsHEvu.LE. y c. May a.
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Arur.u.,.,, for . p,s,.r. p..,.l cara.

AppropEtats fag Ptctars Pegaai Cara
TO rRR Ebnoa ~ rHm SuN-sig; A 49, II
New York city from ne bridge over Moniagps
street, Brooklyn. hear the Wal street isrry'
would be a reveal lion - any oas whs has DOT ssea
a. u h Simply magnificent: u gives a idea q
ne grandeur Of tbs clty 0otaRabls iron 10 one
pglnL
gosd photogFaph from thsrs Bouid meet aa
unhniaed demand. and I think you hsve Bot .
can M attention 81 photoEraphsrh % y - Save
hen avali Themselves Of q caahrs 10 make monsI'
NV YonG. May a. z. A. b
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vRrIRAN
PAY or NURSES.
Thoae IN ChsFEs q ths Insane want Mere
Money.

These IN ChaFEe - the Insane want Mere
Money.
To rHH EDrToR or TEE suN-sir Tread
| In t0-day's BUE a very interesting report
Of a nurses meeting. II h indeed time that
the general public should show some IN
terest In this profession. Nursing In asslf
IL certainly one Of the mos, exalted u not
the most exalted profession that women o.
men can devote themselves 10.
Dr MabOn. Superintendent of the Maa-
haitian STATE Hospital al Wards lslAnd
read a paper. and he is quoted a. saying that
al Of the New York stats hospitals for the
insane have now training schools for nurues
The usual salary Il o. 100 q year and maints-
nance and the nurse ranks a. an Oficet
Although Dr. Mabon gives the nurse her
due credit In he paper, the salary he quotes
nurses a. receiving IL not quite in accord.
Ance with the pay schedule fixed By the
Legislature. I give here the exact salary
. nurse In the stats insane hospitals Eets,
besides her maintenance. The salary =
Graded. going from the minimum 81 thrrats
Of o. Increase every siK months 10 the
maximum. only give the maximum
-osA.
Female nuEss. IN charge Of = ward .......... Is
Female nurse, IN charge OF from 80 70 elghi
wards known a. supervisor aad the highest
place for nursel ....,,...... ....... ~
The maximum In $500 q year. Just half
Of the salary quoted. Nov let us Sc the
men.
Male aarss. in charge Of ward -. as
Maze nurHes surerttaor tsss.s.ssss ~
This IL far from n 30 q year.
DR. MabOn very correctly points out bow
Infinitely more complicated. more dllicuG
and requiring more tact, Qutckneaa Of
thought and common sense TIE nursing %
the insane u than any other nursing. We
the stats Of New York d0es not Offer the
men and women who sacrifice themselves
for he sake Of unfortunate fellow being even
what would under ordinary circumstances
b. considered q decent remuneration.
There has been In the Legislature for
several years = bill which would increase
The nurses pittance by 10 per cent, YET our
legislators could not see their way 70 grant
even this very small advance
ASTArE HOaFHTAL NURaI.
CENTRAL lsl.IP. l.. /. May q
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LlWYER WANTED.
Gosd Openlng f0g IRdsssTiszs ard Capable
Nauth % 60.


To rHF Enron ~ THF SUN-Sir' In
what profession trade. business Or occupa-
zion ould Won expect 10 get an experienced
practical capable and conscientious man
over ~ years Of age. possessing executive
ability and Initiative. 70 devote his exclusive
time and attention 10 he employer IN ON
Eo'cl0rk N too clock Y NJ at salary
almost equal TO that 81 a clerk in retail
store and the promise Of splendid future :
Ia co.
I found the subioined advertisement in
the Lac JoHrRai
EXPERIENCED Trial lawyer and rompetent
nieader for busy Lac once. giving his exclusive
Time and atten ton N Eases IN the once possessing
executive ability ana iniua uve one above N ears
Of age preferred hours. When not IN court. from
"a 4 A. tO6P NJ STATE age. etperienre. refer
ences and other particulars. rood position with
splendid future Tor a practical. capable. espert
enced and conscientious member.
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