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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-08

arrested Saturday on charge Of sell
ing whisky which ne did not deliver
has been ordered taken to the district
OF eastern Louisiana for trial. lie is
In Jail.
Evans advertised the delivery or IL
quarts OF whisky for 50 and on a Tues
day following an advertisement placed
in Sunday paper received 40 letters
enclosing s. each. He used the money
90 travel about the country GLIDING the
OFFICERS until he was arrested here Sat-
urday by United states Marshal James
1T. Anderson.
Evans was formerly a bookmaker in
'enFer- Tie has been identified with a
man named OCOnnor in New York and
is said TO be connected with charges Of
fraudulent use of the mails.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-08
NO REASON FOR PIMPLEs.
New Healing Agent Causes Them 20
Disappear.

The dispensers Of poslam. the new skin
discovery. ask that notice be given
that no one is urged TO purchase II
without first ObtainOing the sample
package, which viii be sent free to
anyone who writes TO the Emergency
Laboratories, 81 West Twenty-fifth
street. New York. This IS usually
enough to clear the complexion and to
rid the face Of pimples. Everyone
who has tried poslam knows that the
oV-cent box, on sale at Schramm-JO ohm
son. Drugs. five stores. as well as all
other drug stores. contains sufficient
for the worst cases OF eczema, where
the surface affected is not too large.
The itching ceases on first application
II viii also cure acne. letter blOtChes
scaly scalp. hives. BARRIERS and every
other form OF itch. including itching
feet. Being flesh coloreed. and con-
tanning no grease. the presence Of pos
lam on the exposed surfaces. such as
the face and hands. is not perceptible.
Water and soap cannot be used in con-
nection with Il. as these irritate and
prolong skin troubles. sometimes even
causing them.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-08
FREAK OF SPIRITUALIST.
Wan FIirts With Ethereal
Goddess 90 Exclusion of wife.

Minneapolis. June because ne has
spirit affinity. with whom ne nirts
at inopportune times 60 is alleged.
Richard Bowler of Minneapolis is be-
ing sued for divorce in the Henncnin
county district court BIZ May Belle
Bowler.
In her complaint. Mrs. Bowler al
leges that at the theatre. neither mirth
nor music viii attract him from his
spiritual Lore. and In street cars ne
humiliates her greatly by flirting with
his ethereal goddess.
Both the Bowiers are spiritualists
and members Of the cult say that this
Is one OF the rare instances i'm which
"a marriage by suggestion has proved
unstable
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-08
GOODWIN SMITH DEAD.
Unabie TO Withstand the shock of Ac-
cident ONing 90 Old Arc.

Toronto. ont. June 7-Professor
Goodwin Smith died this afternoon
Since the death Of his wife last sum-
mer. the infirmities Of old axe have
been creeping rapidly on DR. Smith.
and several weeks aEo he gave un an
his literary work. on February =. as
he was walking through the hau OF his
rome. he trippcd and fell. fracturfng
his thigh bone. on account OF the pa
tents advanced age. the bones would
not knit.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-08

Society day-Saltair TO-DAY. Band and
orchestra. Continuous dancing.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-08
GLUTEN KILLED 1T.
Action OF BIcnched IYpur Upon the
nrnsern PM

Kansas City. June Gluten from
unbleached flour was assimiIatpd when
placed on leaves of a drOsera plant.
gluten from blcached flour killed III
So testified Dr. Gustav Mann. profeg-
sor Of geology in the Tulane univor-
sity, New Orleans. I'm tho bleached
flour case here today. The drosera
plant flourishes i'm the south. and CON
tains Juices similar TO- those i'm tho hue
man stomach Or. Mann also said ne
experimental upon animals with the
two kinds OF flour and found that the
bleached product did not digest as
easily or as thoroughly as tho un-
bleached.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-08

route viii be abandoned The salt
Lake Route has announced time
schoduie for through trains to take ef-
feet June "a.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-08
IS ORDERED EXTRADITED.

JerroId W. Evans Must Go Back to
Louisiana.
IN default of $500 bail fixed by
Judge Baldwin at the preliminary ev-
animation Monday. Jerrold W. Evans.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-08

fidcwater will probably not pass into
the Gould hands. but viii simply ham
lie the Gould business to the coast
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-25
spLLING ROY ATRSHIPs.
Tho Latest No'-Ity IN Thi. Line 20 Bs
seen IN the Cuy's streets.

Dirrgbl" balloons and dying MARKINGS
wer" promptly reproduced in miniature
in th.. form e toys and such toys may
%. bought n many forms and -il'-, simple.
and elaborate and cheap and expensive.
roruing IN pric" from 5 cents 10 81
4 nui1bor 81 n" simpler and chpapar
-nr.. of fying tdy- such are made 20
Nv nv spinning with IN" hsndA have been
s,ild by street wonders Tia public dem
constructions 81 Theses novel toys attrnct
,clrions crowds such "a assemble, az the,
s,gbt ~ any NOVELTY
The veuder- II these tiny flying toys
c,rrv their stock in a satckel suspended
nv a swap around III" neck. leaving their
hands fire.. - work with they spin aud
soil Ia'siy Their. has Appeared in the
sfrcsts "a hoVse ORA wn outfit selling dying
,cxs 81 moro elaborate character and
IarRar zIre and cost This outfit consists
az a wicker pony cart drawn by y pony
hsIiIt calico hOr.a Rising above the cart
Is y carrinRe umbrellq. on tip top 81 which
nE. spread ont sampfes % the flying ma
chins Ofsrod
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-25

KISAsrfns TyaSa ~ re Speasss,
! HIN.s that man who's kinsine-s sEs
These avrnues Of shade.
And may his piace In hea ven be yet
By many . Rreea aruade
The trees % hea, sn are dagt and vide
Sw~~t shade ksvr thrN and fnil
Uer Ood HinlsSf 20 eveoute
Walks there In shadow uoo
WOW may We pause MID hea Nenly folk
ltr gu0 thai m 81 and say
Friend the, are gUod tas bee~h and oak
Ncnp planted on . dAV
And by his pat-n tree and hts we'll
MAJ s0gei facs- isan
And may ne hear heaven A2acrinS bell
Fronl Oui . lcafy screen
Nov for the AcOrn srro Doth and round
Ana The b~ech mast ~ small
Ills bed be o. ade On the hoiy ground
Where deWs " beaver aliI falii
oh, may the tayer Of life Gov sof,
over tn iswrlled stonrs
And may the birds Ia bO4ghs alof1
SlnS Weli th-ir la'ds and nones
Yea. be he Ee-peT Of 'ho~s tres.
and may ne Tr~t heloW
Who gives ~ wsary fOtk such ease
Thl- man VI LOng ago
And nav he shelter goIden birds
And Whirr lambs on tho gas
Who r1pery stiIl FOR no~ks and h-rds
Tbe sky % molten hrsss
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-25
TELEPHON. COSTS.
Almost ~ Ih- Companies Lost WOncy ~
the Start.

Ve4v telephone companies paid any
prSfts At first They had undervaiueci
IN. cost ~ hIiidipR and maintenance
Denver expected the coat 90 be- O.. 500
apd sDeut $aoOno Buffalo "GDected 90
raw e. O0o o nd Ind 20 nay SIj0OsD
Also avs the r'iCphons RersW. they
m I 10. tn. unV"icorne discovery that an
.y-r1uga ~ a"o cpStS more than twic"
- much ~ an exchange ~ i0I. beca'I-s
90 tho lJc,tsr amount n traffic
LAJaAy a dollar yIat - paid t. t.ls-
ph-rr cornp1 ~ Is DIVIDED np NJ follows
Rsri! svorHI-. l1y~s, cents, interest. .
cents. SIrrlu-. c"nts. maintenance. ~
ca-,- Al y7o47ds - cents labor. ~ c"n's
NH.' ri ~" rat" troubles and their
- 49, be"n legion nave arises because
To tslepHru" husInsrs was DOT under
stood u fact. until recently Il did not
understand itself.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-25

Sron ne SDgSrvlis JOurHgI
SlIn Nagn-T y an Optlmiss
lie hiss . fOstuBe Ia the bank.
And every body gr-rts him a.
! citigcn % lofty rams
lie has tao autos add yacht.
summer placs down bs The sra
And stocks snd bonds and real estate
: cheerful optimist u he
Tim tiATtOn u a pes-inisl
Hes always Desperately bltr
His child rrn and hiN Vtfe are ~.
Hts rent II four mon th~ overdue
ToT him life Il no plrnir. but
\ con slant struggle To exist
is worry. work ana Worry, Work.
And he's . fra ffil p~ssifniss
For 10 ~ goes Tho fortunate
Tak- very cheerful views Of life
~ brings thsyn Jog. white 20 the poor
IT, constant Struggle care and strife
kvrh chnng~ philosophy y false
Here ~ rule thAt's safe and sure
yh~ genuine pessinist Il rich.
VIE gsntsn- Optiriisi v pooT
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-25
The Guy Farmer

TOW ~ DT1-FF RF0HiltfIn
h.avrrage city man Sho tries farm life MAJ
failure % n GnrsT7"rsrf 'spov
me city man upsn The farm
Has iobned bis SUI WHIT colhr
lie anblrs forth ~ Ten - clOck
70 eau an honest dollar
lie stray UtO TIE garri~n plot
AND hO~s fsT one brief hoFlr
And ruins al tn rurk that thrfr
save que small "a ulnow~r
lie knooks % ioT rs midday lunch
- tao ne parkl~~ hAyinK
His back sBon Tires. and ~ thfr-
We nnd him hor1-wArd sttaytuE
An hour AZ tennis thrn he crankS
Hts auto snd goes spinning
AZ sis he- bars and -ndS 'he day
OF rural biscuit winning
TbeTe . no noval 10 'his tale
FOR YOU "a gaze OD rapNy
The Sheriff. notice On The gate
WIN summarize thtnxz aptiy
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-25

NSarfly the Wat-r$ crawl
NOt Ssnhyr mates . sound
weak with sge the ~err leayr~ fall.
~iir DOT where they sirew the ground.
seeming mo,loniets the cranep
slowly ny aud IN the hflI
Rests the windmill wtih It, vane~
Al. how sleepy Tia and stan
Thew the but 81 10 n saW
How III spring snd sumner d gone.
Hides IT. face IN rap Of -iEsw
b'er it, eyes Que window drawn
nrUWs~i. or ,dnnG win hia dog
Reefs the shepherd by his shsep
Nature. spinning autumn FIG
A. her di>iaf seems a.leep
NAUIaON CAwEIN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-25

E'on me pI'hi1e'B1 .>f1t
Professor Brayuicu- obtained
A store OF inforna ftOn vast
And yet MS puTSe uAs swiftly drained
Db-rurriy all Ms days v-rc passed
Whit knockout Charley. viih . brow
That seemed particularly iOT,
Has quan nti~z of m n-y nos
Add owns al Interest IN q shoS.
Professor BFaynicus had tried
To lecture "a the thOughtless crowd.
Dut was o 'erWhctfnrd b men ahose pride
IVES 10 their volcrs. eOndrOus loud
And ~ he got hls dunbb~iis out
And said ~ ~ scek IN days 10 come
4 larYnA siFqna and hiceps stout.
Md Iet up Oh my rrf~b rum
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-25

Fr.a4 ~ tHIrtJ CSrt't't't1a
No., alpl-s falgn - sIit yer Vish an Hrl
rThr, sau>ed fhe fA' ~ NdAn bat we're ukin
- en- suH
H0nsy nv honey.
W0rtd Ia 'ust ~ bright
IfthFy made IL any brighter
ur'd trsr ourselves IN lghr
.passgr- r.r 'hs sirr-uon trse don't YOU pass
rim
Butte, MIR "a = r'sniy uH hos Fat enough ~ fry
In thr aur1nn sunshine
World u fust bTight
~ they made 10 any bTightrr
We'd lose ourselves In HGbu
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-25

AuSuSn Pnn~h'e - saFs PAUSE rsrfrsvs
4 ard n wan' ~ 60 80 Nuf az &c ard u aaHt -
4 ani y nug H1d Ell ~ hu' Z aaf u sfr ~
frst trirs And grt - pon's Nh vins inc ga-7r'
The game must ~ pla, ID ~ unuI " - seen
whslher or not 4 and D can make sOod thelr bid
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-25

And thess across the lots ct out
while others went an other route
How swift and dreadful was theiT sight
Prom sir Bliss out Of sighu
~ length they came ~ the shore
Aud Viewed their pleasuTr a. bsfoN
These their COMPANIONS dbl outrm.
At iruzIh unIO the loaf Ihsy came
And tb.S with Johns irapei IN
And holsted saIl ny ~ the ~tnd
Win fresh delight and pleasant btee4o
they ran across IbeiT Iitu- ssaS.
Anal m attempting 10 tam round
gale " SSnd diI Cust them dOwu.
Oh. solemn. solemn. -oirInn sseneS
To hear theiI -cTerche- aud their screams
While slhEing jsAn bruea IN the waves
and drinhiug death IN Esspina graves
IN l.Ori. bON must thoss creatures 'reI
When their dear soul. began To reel,
Ana their RON pantOns the shore.
To them Sink ~ rise noEef
There each VI them They loci their breath
Ia TIE Cotd icy ATIps Of death.
And bhi long and last faTrssIi
10 all this Sde Of.hsay en- HaG tell
To gain their lives ~Ns 81 their Ain.
But oil attempts dLd prove la vain.
u Nas all Instance vcry rare
That three ood swimmers drOWndesi there
Not more than dH yAHis from the shore
IN the neat day they found two more
From neighboriBG toVns vast numbers met
The sorroWing mo1rnrrs for Ia greet
and take a mai last survey
TN the pale iumg> Of ufeiess clay
Now there II one MAS left behind.
Miss Nabby MeThck oonnned
lI~r body under water lay
ulul The revolving siA zenith day
bOta dAy and night they searched around
but nothing Of her could be found.
NTH some uAv'hcrs easing by,
rh~y her Ou tho watrT lie,
And Wss conveyed bacs W the oNn
And lAii Ia the tOld sud silent ground
should thsns YOU any one ~ yoIr many
readers ~ Kindly inform me through yunr new
lng the foliuWtng query \ claims here r. 'us b
happier IN physics which proveS that cora
y ould remain submerged Ia = pubncAti,n The
nsme II which cannot Trcah read this >@mc
statement 49, foTth a. fAlN ! shall AppfesiaIs
any nght IN the subject PhIs',-
Its an old dr.aslon tina the ,ieep.r bal, -lnk,
IN ~As-r The less tits under the control u OrdinAn
laws - nature few Nrrks ago ,urrrSpOnJeui
soug fprnAuOu To sustain ~, belief That buN
heavier than water would sinh only faf and
would stop short - The bJttom This question 10.
vOive~ tr~ thAta bo,iV lighter tAan aier
Gill cease ~ float ~ Onh u he submerged a-ep
enough Yesrs ago Sh-n the sab ect AS rnOoied
. divrr swan 10 q measured depth Of twoaty ave
feet for that Nas the limit then stated. Trb~assd
aumbeE Of coras and found thu the, .-'pi.-d a.
the surface without DELAY.
lfsary, si-Pheu soi Henry. then HieSsrI and
neat ArniY the Th'ri. hdwsri. one. Two aud
Asslq Afi.I H.,hari ters- h.ary. ~- .e-
TSO Edwards. hird H. harJtf TighLy gus~s
Two Hen1. aIth kiNHrl queen Mao shd Bess
rnen Jamie The SCOT and Chsrlss Wnotn thsy srW
Thea Aee. called the second sssendsJ lhs Ihr soc
Th~n wiiBSin and MARI iox-Ih-r came Ou
TIA anne O-"S-- h'rr sud fourth William al
'S-a scot Us victoria. the younSes, sud ,s-,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-25

Hrafts u J ssys Whist f. the =. stem
% e THING hN Which each rlatTf get ,rsrlft ',f
about ne number ~ heart. ~ Hcf.T, al. BIZ.
iuTinz an evening dsN Instead ~ Lt,'ag 10,
iAkr none ~ WIN nothing
The method {, ssHaH, Sali'rI HOv.fi.. s.tiury
sfrr l'- hyrntO' ne Az g,ror ~ rs ro..i.
PaIr ~ stem At lLst kA--t iItayrr - q. tai =.
pats Iuto th- 800 To- zach hra'i h- tahc- many
chips there are pI-N~rs a. the table lr,It,.
hImsef ~uppO>s fOaT Dlay and taErs 10 f.,r
hearts lie pay tWslVe clip. ~ The .SJOI NtsL
al nave pab esch payrv tales ont a. man,
chlvs - thevc we're h-arts NAV 10 did not a..
A- tooh Ia fOaT hearts Os4sg there nue. Is,.
been ninr tbsi L. dtj Got takr ~ n. sr'. .ut
nine Chtp~ lf~r supIO-s that u sui , .s-o t,,.
four zach. uhie - toUk Only Que a. siisu a.tL
that ,Ls'S Srrr thlTty Dtns chips yakl IT, e, q e
pool \. and 4 each tsRh,S Osl nae i..yr.
'stiVe and - Her ~err Twelve that = MI loi
the he geH tb~sr tSsiN~ CieartuS the tssol assn
In IlIis method Ghsrs sTS ~ Jacts sod ne uta,..
who tAke- IN Ne fcSesi beaFts dafiaS tue y kst,
evening = PLAY Wtn he ube winner
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-25

an % ssS, 4. playing agalas' he ti-srs-
has Onb Four card, left. al OIsts r. I-als " {.
and catches ne OnlN one against hirl from 10,
irairT Uhrrr ian he pIANs the rt~ aiming fi,,a,
on the tAhi~ Or~ A't"r The Oth'r lg'tho "A A,fNl.
Tor any unr else % ulaN. rsUarFiuE Il8-s Al
all gpot he dealer pbIfcts frNl ! Ia. 40 fty IA
To 'sil hi par1rf that Irs- CIsb. Arr o. To,J p,
'Ticss NJ pArtnrr uAxht NOT kuOW tlat an
Might tf1mp On OF ibsr,. a. he 80 - t.skg ~
'1r. the dealer plays What r-bl-n q ~ 4.
tbr Jrsl-r w. such Csss'
- ~ - the al Nin any of The lHuss assf4
. tram ne dealer may call On lssl ~ y b. one ~
~ .a'Irr.. ul,E-. pro, idcyI he do - .IAoBt
re- uEiny ~ 'tAIHA q, psTtnrr ta- no ,IsB, Lst
has trsu.1 ne Eoski have to ~ the 81 ga,
ul,s- that acre ulay-I S1'AoSt -sitApy To- IN.
" sIsV NE last Onr
i've Hundred q sASs W. understand
nat n ne hand J. ~ fSul-r rHG - h,,tIrF
~ the 'uE~r leads u W gnu cnu .ln any sIf1 IL
Nkr- 10 ~ IlsN-l 20 The l~nd WfN thrT ], yuf
the 'Jlrr thr best rarI ~ IT, .utt called 'lr'
BrCaE-~ nr iUkrr i >siI %, il>sH ., uy
irump"V ami cannot D-IOng - A., urH,- .uu
= yoE lrsi LTa-t aud uo uii.rr o. ". 'fL..
lHs = heat ne hand hrhr 10 tfurt-r u .g .
vithout saving nat you t-k- tho iflcA n 70.
have the rr'vll~s. o. ca IaDS FOR . r.rtstu .u.,
20 he played w your heart VIM 700 Iuo. p,
IA, heart aHd o.. Call fur cIuh- "a L- pL, 81
"a Il that does not mssr ,Opr heart ~ '.r,i %
the club SOFT
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-25

Bridge 4 ~ says Al the score % q =, %
rubber game Shat should the dealer do - i'm rv-
clubs 20 The ace queen, ace alOnls m he@ ace
kinE alone IN iismOhds and NV small susychr,
bets 70 l. . cub SAntlng Oniy mo ~ cehr
= hii- 4 bets u i no tTHngieT M lreoent ~ 81
three
On account ~ The shOEtnrs- q ne I'd asit.
the club vOsid he M -af-r maze bat ~ u {,
almost I'm possible ~ lO>- ne game a. no irumIs
u dummy hss = uicB Ia h.. baad most ytsger,
Eoad prefer 90 take the chsAc- ~ 10 bstl-r srop,
~ hr made Nlthouts trump
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-25

" says : pas~--. tStng nrs, a. ~ .
otens toe pit and comes w +. then raIs.. IL
AMI bath men staN WBen IL come a Inc dra "
n nnds he did MT nasr oprnrr- .a,S - TAD
- dJrs not matte = Objects fhat IL Toes
matHr. ~ ! passe>i vith 1prusrs art ne ~ 4
should not have been Op~nsf - aiI
The tn' RAJ ing beer 0g~rrf. even 2 =0rz.r
and PLAYERS having rous IN against tn false
"p~nrr. tb0s" an. ~Arl" In "a, sgd pay Tor ~.
30 nniv 't~ fas~ nr"-"v being pu' - Do
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-25

y sAFs rN plai TUG Is ,ACk. un I.au.l uf
ds yards and insists " i IntakAI 4 ugNs IA 4
" the others ha's tnelr rgH, aumbcr he drai
stands nuh that y - on ~ g. kis hand heiag
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-25

Auction bridge q q Sa,>. dea.> Al :
bids O1e Club \ passes. btIs O1s jiautNHld
passes passes. and bids Iwv ~ Slabs. Wbgrr
upol all pass \ bets nat ~ phys tbe hand shc
bets that the play Trnah.S ftth a. rrsI
bid clubs and he hstnga Vpi baltJu - AsStio..
bridge 10 prove ~ NA,s UyagOI \ ssgnA a-d
that the Am-ticsa Tuk l. dbirrSut
The rIle h me Sans h GOal Vsvn tries. w. = -
he seea b. rfSrhs Ihs aS- Of tbs gAE's. ~
description given ssssWhsrr h Ihs LOOA sesas
uI-AradhE The phy ~ ne Land siNa,s rvss
with the lIaTLn-T- that have made the IsStv,
DId, 10, sIh ne individual u hon 80 ArI-
have named thr IslL the ylsJ rr>s Wit
the me thai nAinrl " n'>t The res-,I ~ atN
l. thai the S-cund ibid b VI 49, uS.r~s S.OporIh =
aud SOnLi nat have bsSn n.Asb~ had ssI a.s par
nrT started tho. suit
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-25
Arluiu Srhnnl

49, va tHh - SisI sOrs '-Aa~ cot.
b. t.BN'G hs-o nssfsT
Ns..- sYr-astN ~ r~p,. snd 'hare "a gore
rrIOI 90 us's 'sr b' rEtr ss~s ~ ? fftsaa ~
~ '".vF'. SsNIi.s ''sr 80 s.ebk sS~sASil
50 I'Ht. yl's .asIs tu" s-r 40 -
a.t., len bHrtgf- 80 Ir' fs1 - 'tst tn =
, b... HFtu n ~ Q san
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-25

-Rg 49, --"-s r0' Hr" 40 ffH gIs sTs
irup ont p aI.Isg rp a~- Tpgr.rs . arHas Q
psIT ~ Guerns arg f-rss .a-dr f8-r down bet
h. must show ~. fEs stvis facs 70.
Biz urht, no cards being draw
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-25

and p0I ,sr-. mo stay ska df.S 'a, s't 80 -!
snd ~ ,h,ss call Nhsn \ Alows hls hand ifet
bets ~ ha~ riGht 10 ssr al Ne hsst, tha SIl..i
Eim The Others az io1a = hoy adtnIt 10
ftat chat - enough
shown. not only - but h The asslg table
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-25

\ i nEht -h"iLi not have picked up W.
cauis unul nc had counted thsp
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- sAys \ has cot uAciei " maze Tires
In hearts, u dOsbicl MACS thTes 10y cards bal
frNoke> tsiCe What ~ ne ps-oaiN Il b.TN u -
va doubled or cJO pOlIS
There ~ M dpubtns the peuaIt, Tor eNJhT
rhe aiverSATiy- sakr IA tor NJ iirsI OTet,- -.
la Tor the secOuJ Ia h. al The ,,>'lafrr =. ur,.
nothing ~ al fpr ~ aiTrv by ra-,h- ali hs
count arr the honOrs IA t"uDp- actHa - a'',
" the same ume the advrrsAri-- Wast rrga.u
~. contract A. fuinu-d. even II he 81 "a, lGr.-
N1rS> nl revealing. - they get no p-uaiy ,su,uts
o.. 49, riAylng auci.uu u,rre hand Nhlt
10 the Jis,o>luon ~ the dummy Ani - VIII, o
'aaNrI does it ftll after me Highest bhtdrr uA.
b-~u determined
The dummy i always dealt W the yacsnt seat
10 matter What ne position ~ this ularr V IN
regard - the actual dealer When the nighvst
Bladder becomes the dee llrrr hr Las-s ibc danrrN
cards sorts them ami places them Fac" ~ lR from,
- HIN SION q = card r. led u at"c shsySi
be- uisY'r sitting opposite ue dsc1nrer NJ
ulsVrT must move 10 the Narant s~aI uud ~
his hand viih bhn Wbie thhs Hrsuge1eIr
often brings the tSiti hnsI dealt ~ The Tsb % NIT
place ss the >rcuaI hsnd iu tho a"t'Al play NAT
cannot he helped
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49, ~ 80 'r1r g|rHr- rauro
49, a p I-I - -uiIs - ~ rare ~ f-
.'. '. All 49,. ~ fr.-' .- .. f... r7rrrr''
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NOTICE In reading WIS S'S that ,A~ expression
.rDnsrnsus NJ 0pini0u = ssriedmfs ua-d n0t
however IN IN sdttrTiA columns 4 this rtsTvrct'
Consensus means ga h~rina - opinion. ron -
= o. g.
mis- topic vss fully discussed no longer aEo
GAAn July - % this year.
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VIII you kindly iBfOTm At your COW ~niSnr-
N all property. real and personal. siuci By hus
band ~ wife i liable ~ bis DEAN 80 TAXATION
under Inheritance taw and " ~ Shst p~Trrutagr
T. .cliryi or II there any caempiiod7 what
" HtITDN
IN this rase there = an sIrnptpn NJ 20 SOON
Above that ell Ihe property b. subj-~s =, the
inheritance tar 81 p@r cent
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u save bids 'Wn 10 tr,snIIss aul Nv
thrrr ilsu'unh~ 4. Vhl II ~ DaEtnrr ~ Vug-
>-N- thr-c h"af's pAssrs. whsrvuauu : %
'cct, hat III ras not enough. AId Ia, II
shUUiu have brru fONr itau monde Then EAN ,
< .Nuur partners bti % THREE hpaTt- l. vi
enough ~ uyrrcan four dis ouds and yOu
in~lst On y = bil brinN revised / shak h. stsI 80
your usttnrr. n. bidding fDur brtTt. "a
Do tnls'
W berAuS~ - l. So ate The moment y % ~,
bid that wAs enough ., oV~rrfI s., bs =,
r-pt-d ' = Ui r-uusar and it = ~ .Ss 10 su
Bart
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kiN JEhtsNtE4 ~ ia 4.sssK s,sss1ssras uansysNA
al MaANsu's iic-ns~s; aonoiArsnips. FtlfnBanA
kOHnAL ass CITUTE. - W-st ala
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QUESTIONS AND ANSW Frs.

The Ineloscd lines. author unknown but may
have been the bard who composed the Spring
ned Mountain poem, which lately received notie,e
In your columns. since The localities % both the
rplsodes d~scribed AdIAcenA l srOte Out -
Gently from the dictation ~ a lady nov In her
righ uelh year whose youthful acquaintance Ia
ciudey some VI the sectors Ia TIE lamentAb drama
described. SIDNEI DICHIsuON