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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-08-20
ODE TO pIsH-PAN.

Oh, Dish-panl
Bright solace Of my lonely days,
To thee Raise
This Dishpaean OF praise
Thou vert not deemed OF old
A proper instrument for man. the bold,
But fell to woman's lot, and she
Deftly did wonders every day with
thee.
Now, times have changed, and
Must try
TO solve the mysteries in thee inn
mersed
q must confess liked it no, at first),
But yet,
! ana the husband Of a suffragette
And she must 20
With her wild sisters, shrieking, to
and fro,
To save our race
From everlasting depths Of dire dis.
grace.
And am left with thee, oh, Dishpan,
dear:
We two must stay right here.
And in thy yawning depths l gaily
pile
Glass, china, silver lin my reckless
style),
Turn in hot water. set the soap
afloat.
u wish knew why women want 70
vote.)
But man. mere man, must meelly bear
his lot,
Great jumping parrotsl that hot
waters hot,)
50, Dish-pan, emblem Of our Hearth
and Home,
TO thee dedicate this loving pome
To thee sing. and unto thee | bring
All laud and konor. praise and fame;
No longer thou arr but an empty
neme
But stern reality Though might
choose
Some nobler instrument each day to
use,
Tis not for me. Not yet,
For I'm the husband Of sufrrasette,
You bet.
Oscar Lleyellyn III Delineator.
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-08-20

The turnover in all lines at the
last Niinl-Noygorod fair IN Russia was
estimated 10 amount 10 $3.50. 0.000,o GEO.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-08-20
Miss Peace Is Guest
of Honor

o. f1onor.
A pretty party in honor Of Miss
Anna Clay Peace of Kansas City, Mo-,
was given Monday afternoon by her
hostess. Mrs. George w. Petty. Five
hundred was played at three tables
and the first prize. pin tray. was
won by Miss Lee Irvine Bird. The
second prize was hat pin aud was
won 10 cut hy Mrs. viii Melton. A
lovely two-course luncheon followed
the last game Of cards.
The guests enjoying this pleasant
afternoon we're Misses Efhe Wootten,
Hazel Benson, Edith Miller. Ethel
Spencer Lee Irvine Bird, Anna White,
Gladys Burgett and Peace and Mes
DANES schwartz, vann and Will Mel
ton.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-08-20

There Atlantic gtters
certain distinctive features which unknown other Its wide
bathing the
Atlantic in full swing.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-08-20
Mrs. slusher Entertains-

The friends Of Mrs. r. T. slusher
are indebted to her for most de-
lightful afternoon last Saturday when
she entertained in honor of Mrs.
Schaeffer Of H. Madison Iowa. Euchre
was played at five tables and the
FIRST prize was won BY Mrs. Henry
Oberstein in a cut with Mrs. Ludlow.
The second prize was won by Mrs.
Bird, also IN cut and was a pret-
tily decorated plate, Another hand
some plate was awarded the guest Of
honor A dainty luncheon was served
late iii the afternoon.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-08-20

The members Of the Idle Hour
Whist club are planning picnic for
one night next week.
=
Mr.. and Mrs ]. c. Abererombie and
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Johns expect to take
an auto trip to Oklahoma City tomor-
row and return Monday.
s.
Mrs. II. r. Kreitz will entertain the
Whist club next Friday afternoon at
o'clock
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-08-20

fectly prepares the system for tho
coming OF baby. Mothers Friend
assures a quick and natural recovery
for every woman who uses it. It ie
for sale at drug stores. Write FOR
free book for expectant mothers.
BRADFfEIn REGULATOR CO.,
Atlantis, Ga.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-08-20

Miss Anna fIill win entertain next
Tuesday afternoon in honor Of Miss
Nlyrtlc Blanchard Of Smith Center,
Kan, the guest ofsAliss Lucille Dugan.
81
Mr.. and AIRS. Terrell Joiner VIII
move the first Of next Week into The
Milehan bungalow on Iowa avenue
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-08-26
To Branch Normal Students,

You viii need School this winter the best 10 be had in the way
school up6e and Record will them stock When
your paper w find noe books q different sizes and the 6s1
Those wal be grade that has been
duplicated Cedar pnee The books the b be had for
the money will bn them because after they filled
indefinitely; There will he high books
National Note Book the loose @ kind which WI be used extensively this
and which the deaou the students Scratch tablets
or cents Tor 10 Another each Tor 10
Bookkeeping paper the Best Theme paper red ne down side ud
tabled lunches costing Dawmg paper, several high
grade and what need school Pens OF sizes and styles Pencils hard
drawing and heavy black the on kind that should be used by students
Pencils and Ink pencils holders Besides all 6
find pape,en the kind the best people earth 30 80 and $
Ihs grade paper that the pnee
in fact the IS cent kind whalyou usually pay SO cents tor,
Remember this You Will noIha be served Step
and and loose This alone worth good deal because
back work And remember also that win
cheap trashy stuff that is only disappointment to
CALI between and and viii be glad show
stock student supplies Ask anybody who has used Of and they
viii certainly recommend come here where that worth
your money.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-08-26
The Telephone Girl.

The telephone Girl eta still In her
chair and lls,ens ~ voices from every
wheref she heure ~ the gosnps sie
heara oil the news, @he knows who Is
happy aud who hiss tho blues, she
knows our sorrows. she knows our
joys; she knowo every Girl that il
chasing The hoys; sho knows our
troubles, ehc knows OF cur strife,
sho knows every man thst talks moan
60 bic wife she knows every time we
are out with the toys, sho hcays all
tho excuses each follow employs; ehe
knows every woman who has Clark
past, she knows every man who's in
cliued 10 20 EAST. - In fnct there's
secret meath each saucy curl OF That
quiet domuro locking telephone girl.
IL the telephone Girl would tell half
that che knows. II would turn many
friends into bitter foes, She would
COW u small wind that would soon be
q gale. engulf us la trouble and land
ug IN jail She could let 20 "A story
(which galumg 10 iotoe)would oause
all our wives To sue for divorce; she
could &c, all the churches mixed up
ia fight and turn all cur days into
sorrowiug nights, In fact she could
keep tho whole town In stew n she
told one halt part OF all that she
know. Oh brother, now doesG't e
make Your head whirl when you
think what you owe to the telephone
glriy ~ Exchange.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-08-26
Friday. Aug. 10. 1910.
DID YOU EVER STOP TO THINK?

DID you ever stop 30 thluk that
our oily 10 a city that enjoys many
natural aud acquired reFouic'a --u
city that neads but the akliful manip.
ulatiou OF mep Co make them yleid
bountifnlly Of theis rlch treaaurs0 "a
aubstautlal city whose foundations
are laid upon the soil that cannot DO
surpaase1 for pfoductivneaa oily
supplied with the very best aud pursst
of water city whose educational
advantages have reached standard
through the skilful direction OF CON
potent officials, second TO that Of no
other place Of ita aize anyWhero y
city whose social advantages are
equal 60 those afforded by places
many times its size and aRe.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-08-26
Ten Tons of Seed for Restocking
National Forests.

The u. 8. Department o. AQrl.
culture is using this year on the
National Forests ever ten tons q
tree seed. most OF this reed hes
already been planted or rown. The
rest Will TO utilized later 10 The
oeason, as favorable condition ore
presented.
IL takes q gfoat many tree seed 10
make ten tone. Jack zine. the most
important tree for rlsntire Ia the
Nebraska fand hills by tho Forest
Service. viii average some;hing like
1876, OOO 20 tho pound. OF Western
yellow pine, tao tree most extensive.
ly planted throughout tho National
Forests rs whole. 10000 seed will
mako pound. Altog TIER The ten
ton Of Gocd TO bo uscd thil year re-
preeent perbpps 900 miiiico single
seeds
II Ogcty seed could b depended
on TO produce young ireo puitahle
for planting, tho result grald bo a
eupply Of nursery stock sufficient 20
plant three hundtod thoufend aorea
Of land, tus 30 such result Gao BE-
looked for btcluso many geods 30 not
terminate, Meet Of tho seed VII DO
sow. either broadcast or IN seed
spnts, or planted with corn planter,
directly in the place whsrc tho trees
are 60 stand,
Even when nursery stock IL raised
q liberal all0wnlca ,nust DO made for
losl. In the Hast place. consider
able percentage Of The seeds wilt bs
found to be infsrtile. or those
which terminate. many viii dio be-
tore they leayo the nursery heds.
and many moro viii be lost ia tranp
Planting. " from n pound Of West
eru yellow Pine ssed that cDntaina
10, 600 individual seeds, 4 600 three
yenrold transplant eeo available for
Gold planting, tho Department Of
Agriculture hse obtained salts
factory results
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-08-26

There are two hinds OF girls In the
world, the girl who worSa end tho
girl who Rads Commend us to the
former. Work lends dignity toe pref
~ girl, 10 an added charm 20 her. The
Rirl who works, God bleso her, CON.
blues the useful aud ornamental. She
might cad about, roll on sofas, gossip
and read story books, hut aha prefers
20 be- OF some account 10 thla world
aud Coca cut az etenographer, teacher,
salcslady or houeekeoper, brevely
making her own way. Such arc tho
ealt Of the earth aud OF such IL tho
kingdom of heaven,
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-08-26

A schoolmsstor once said to his
pnpila TO the boy who would make the
best piece Of composition Ia ilvo mia
utos on GLOW 90 Overcome Habit" he
would give prize When the five
minutos bad expired lad Of nine
years stood up aud Gnld, "Well, ult,
habit IA hard 70 overcome, II you
take or tho first letter " does not
change 'ahit. II you take Off another
letter you still have biz left. II
you take off still another, tho whole
of 81 remains. IL you take off another
u 10 totally used mp, all OF which
goes TO show that n you wiah 10 get
rid Of Habit you must throw 10 OIL al
together. ~ Result Ito won IL.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-08-26

Tho Investment hy conservative
cltlzape ia business aud residence
property IL n very good indication OF
tho faith OF the citizenship In tho city,
Their advance has been gradual but
It has only bean In keeping With the
general prosperity thst has teen
prevalent Ia this city People who
formerly resided In our city on their
return visits arc quich 90 SEQ the
change la conditions, There 10 AN
atmosphere az good times prevalent,
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-08-26

Dyseniery Is dangerous dieenso
but cen DO cured. Chamberlain
Colio, Colera aud Dlarrhuea Remedy
has been successfully usod In nire
epldemica OF dysentery. II he's never
boon known to fail IL Is equally
valuable for children ard adults. ard
when reduced with water aud sweet.
ened, II Ia pleasant TO taho.
For sale by all Dealers.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-08-26

There "a an aesthetic side 20 the
good reads movement that Ia Of no
little Importance, What ~ droarier
what moro depreesiug than TO drive
along a oouutry roai deep with mod
aud urrowsd by ruts, the wator
standing In pools Ia the road ana
whore bitches ought 10 be.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-08-26

Niles Belle Williams left wednos.
day 20 spend a week at hev home 10
Kunarra
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-08-26

DO YOU use prrled stationery lInot
ghy not? THE RECORD
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-23
l NJ arm room.
o. Thai what the RiBir O.. Br-oming 10
This Grarration"

low VVIr- mn I WI. -lIasI hIUv nm
..t......t 49,, =.
"" ~ ~ ~ Wv So" '"'
~ W" hll"i N'Nl"~. writes VT Lyman
Ah""ii It lh" OHi'nOf On the platform
we're -Din., e.! thu. first Cittzrf- u IA. Ctty
# t,.,L ana ,,. ,...L.. Rail-. aha I
..,'...l,.,
''"''' '''', ~" NV "'''''.' S'
anu saving nave here an ia np'A
WhIrh - faVurl'.. with me uruor e i,i To-
r,ai I.'f.trn'- p!rlbI,. Of 'l... tr g.. Trt,,u
.r.. A. If I,,t,...
-,
W. ~ '''''''' ''' ''' pa" '"'" '-N''l
~ "hdl 'u' h''h "'~ rom when read
The story. .'.' - them WIs q Judge ~
,l e. IF the courts If To-. S.,..
a O., = ........ .. -. ,.-.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-23
OHITS NOR pOIITHu FIGHT.
EN-.J1,ISr Doyle says the Real Issur Is
the Enforcement Of Tau.

. ~ -Judg" John II Doyle Of Toledo.
vino na- -.rvcd on born the Common
Pl-1S and ~" supreme Court benches
81 OHIO aud who was one time a Republic
can cstndld1t" for Governor although
he Withdrew when h. got IA strong tip
b"fure the state convention came on
that Bushnell was 10 b- nominated. -
a. the waldorf aud h" thinks the situa-
ton ~ ONO ha- changed during III" last
two weeks
IL IA. election had been held three
w...k- ago there - not the slightest doubt
that Harmon would have bcen r.eIect 80
saId Judge DoyI" yesterday But the
situation has materially altered Hard
ing has been making magnificent can
vazs and the results az" becoming appar.
ent
There i on. factor about "a. cam
paign m OHIO that - very patent Har-
mon il considered a. "A candidate for
IN. Presidency N 1912. Now Tait !,
stronger ~ ohio than ~" Republican
party a. Harmon u stronger Than tho
Democratic There - a growing renti-
rnent that u would be n great mistake
for Ohio Ia go Democratic this year.
which would max" Harmon really
Candldnts for this Presidency AT the nest
ele,. ion For that reason largely the
IsOpla are rallylnE TO support Tan and
IN" battle j. really between Taft and the
Democrats
Ohio l. normally "A strong Repuhlican
state, and unless Harmon has the same
support from the Republicans that he
had two year- ago he cannot win You
cannot elininat" from the Ohio campaign
this year th" fact that II - a campaign
for the indorpefn"nl ~ President Taft
and ms Administration
A. IA" sam" tim" both candidates
are vigorous and fin" Speakers. both are
clean men and nobody can zay the con
trary With the e"ct ION NJ either the
state would hay" a clean administration, +
and - far ~ the leading candidates [
hetnSalvas are concerned there h. no
reason in the world why men should not /
vote their party tickets this year
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-23

men from M" cpnSr ru.nce. IT a fall n On
great height
\ mu'i.l car wa ConS' rICi,.d ~ such
elasticity that when dropped from a
height ~ forty feet articles 40 fragile ~
Buheniln glass I'aCed ~ u were not
broken Ia" experiment WIS then made
with TIDbitS In some eases the animal
Wa unmIur'd. but ~ others. although
Their" WAS no trICtur" or apparent INJURY
the animal dI,.d within bali an hour
III" HutoI~v showed that the stomach
which at the tim. of ia. fail was full 10
fOod had struck against tn" liver aud
caused 1t to hurst IT, other cases the
heart Was Affected and there was rent
At M" point wher" III" llCOd vessels begin
VI Quint'n explains the phenomenon
hN the TACT that all the organs have not
IN" slime density The apparatus pro
l., '~d the animals outwa rdlV. bat bV IN.
law ui inertia certain organs continued
10" fall WITHIN. aud hence. Ter instance
IN" tearing of tn" heart
10 encourage the d"V.lOISnant Of
aerial -ClrnC, fh.. German Min,str ~ If War
Is"t''d for hv a"roplan"s next wear The
PRIV" will he gwen to IN" competitor who
makes tine ls.St cross country flight Tn.
rout" will be- from Ain la I h3 pells near
the Belgian frontier. to Berlin and will
cross TIA" towns of Cologne Dusseldorf
Essen. burlmund. Hamm. Munster Osna-
brucx. Hanover. Brunswick and Ma gde-
burg
The total distance so be covered is 3sa
miles Tn" competition will end At the
Johannis'hIl fvIng grounds on the south
eastern outskirts Of Berlin Only Ger
mans will be- allowed To compete
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-23
Amerlca leaving sgSo.oo IN debts behind

America leaving $3.50 Uo ia debts behind
him
The m"i" IT arrest illustrates tho CON
siu.ratlnn shown Tor the military uniform
~ Russia No Kind Ut consideration Wa-
shown To the General although right up
10 IN" moment 1T arrest and now his rank
remains chamberlain aud atde-d.- camp
Ia IN" z.ir bui h" ~ not On the active list
ana wear only civilian clothes II was
oNhrrWl~'' with hts St'psDn.
- Grl.p- officers IN the Parliamentary
regiment w"r" allowed - know l,afoT,,-
mana that awarrart 1T arrest for a common
law crime was about Ia he executed a ga INST
hiin They formed cnuri - honor by
Ird"lnE l"tS among their number avn the
hf-i thing that the court II honor dad
was 10 send out to the nearest ready made
clothes store and buy "A suit of approx
niit"ly the measurement 81 young You
larlirs.y. Then they sent an aut Omobila
to fetch him from HI, ~ oms
Vie came To them IN full uniform hut
AFTER private herring of ten minutes
ne went into the next room. stripped hun
-'li ot the Gar livery put on the CIVILIAN
sun and lott III" barracks without "A word
IL, was arrested = couple IT hours later.
IN" lawyers tor the two Noularln -
have l"' II he SHOWN thai they are no, row
r"lvlng primarily on the apthentiCi'v ~
IN" Will NJ first II was said that Prince
'CmSky'- motive for -alecting a. his
heir young Nuularlarssy. whom h" had
i'-Nft SSH NA- MS ~NintAinN ana regard
Tor ms a-sasSinated father The sub.
siantial dsicuc. now - that these two
v"r" duisd 10y tn" other ten defendants,
including some prominent lawyers and
pri"S' :. who had brought the " ~ To- them,
and that they did not doubt it, grnuire-
less
On the road QUESTION % highly con.
ncCi"d persons who have bean IA close
In' lmacN With tho IVaT- court and his
mos fashionable. regiment being treated
80 un,~'r"iponiously hy the Ordinary police
IN an ordinary Cr'mini! charge which has
no poli'l 'al element ia % thu ranks ot tna
Old quart herr shake their hea IL and say
that projection IN high places - no l'nger
worth what y once Wa No. 80 hong ago
IA" 'ltv police. with no NOR authority
Than N" common courts can give thcun.
wnuld not have dared =" break In ~ the
~I''rp ~ = protected I-'rson who's loyalty
- unique STONED
l'ut the same phsnOmsuon - now Very
frequent ~ tn" graft visions colonies
and generals get locked az who's. loyalty
j. unqu"s'ton'd. only It - not counted a
= Ifi"Ien' defence for thI-Ving The Cyar
seems tired of very great many Of hl- cd
guard, and cons" ItI-ntly protection =
no longer the imDregnabl. screen tha'
u was
III" 'w-lv- Il -f"ndant- Ia the Ogin-Ay
will ciS.' y ~ h- tried her. at the Novein.
l"'r session u the supreme 'r.niual tOiTt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-23
,>TI-SruIrISu ~ GFRu,\y.
Indications THAT n l. Stul strong In the
COnsrrN atlNr Party

BFRIIN. oct. ~ 4 rather remn rkable
attampl has l-'ra mad. lately Nv "A section
~ ~" Conservative press IN Germany 10
cpunt"rlct the prevalent hostility To
Jews 10 the ranks II m" Conservative
ndrtv. WHICH represents pr'dnminantly
the ult'.i-lRrlrlu interests - the land
owners ~ E.l~t PrI-s,n hitherto II has
been openly anti Semitic. 10 official pro-
grtiun" contains a reference 70 the dan
g"rou- influence ever, sod over the ma p
tIunrl lIfe 1T Germany by the Jews. and
anti Samiti" uttrrluc"- have hgur.sd
prominently ~ Tho speeches Il the rarty'-
representative
The most serious and d.gnifisd Conser-
vl'Iva organ the krru. Zciiung. pub
It-h"d few dav- ago warning against
all such anti-S-'mitic tendencies. and
recommended that IA. party h. purs~d II
them and above all that III. anti semi.
tlr passage b" removed from the Jarty :
programme. bat the most widely circu-
pt,-i and iuhu"utitl Cous-rvatry. journal
'r- Dsuischs Trg,s Z.ih.ug opposed the.
hrs"' /'nDHg. declaring that ant, semi
'-'n must remain fundamental plank
II 'h" tuu-.-yafIv" platform
Another tvu--rvltIy" Journ,l IN.
''"N-''' Nta'h = Inc iANDrite Journal
g ne tmur"--. ~upporf"i the D,ufsch.
I'I's /'I'IHg. liN"wt>" advocating the re-.
l"..il. # any S"rnril-m a. q feature Of
i"u-"rytt .-ru. l!dg.uy bv other utter
anc"-. o." feeling within IN" Cnns.rva-
'lv" ia.rty 10 IVA favor Of ant, -S..mIfI.rn and
agtiu-i nv uiudItgI'rru IT the pu'lrv
III" tOu-.rvat nlthouRh far from
Ip--s'~~,ng a numerical majority. ar.
really ih" most pow .rful partv IN Ger
MANY Tia" Conservatives rule IN Prussia
trn Prussia - he predominant ~ at,. Of
~" Federal Empire - thar Through
Prussia the Conservatives practically rtIie
Germany
IuIS means that anti S"rnittsm remains
a v"F potent fore" % Germany national
~" IN ih'--.' circumstances there "a
Little pr r-l-'u' ~ removing N. ii-ab. la i,.-
-tlli imposed on -" low IA Germany
y" J"w can become ~ army officer nor
can he rrs'' ~ ~" DIvil a"ryic. unless oT
rugr-' 10" h''"ufuss a Christian by baptism
hui No. jew 'Iu h".Hurnr q Iuizr unless
BiUi T'.i
such disabilities arr, Illegal since they
s."lIi" one pi IA" fundamental cunstitii-
'IonaI Id~- bat they "N.-i 10 pra,tfc.
p"hg % ~" administrative" methods
'rnp'ov"i hv the pr-,ipm uauf ant
~'''u.trc Conservatives
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-23
Ich INrn or I.Ich Dan

.Hh. no ITfy PI'f1rfu|
VIII - a''urit" a. the motto Of the
Ffn''. 90 WaI"- I'h D,"n Or Eich pyn.
III" "u" I- German aud m" other Welsh
VI" "i" means serve, m" other ~,
bold "a" man or Behold Your man
'l"h Dion va th" motto II John
INNS "f Boh"nid whom m" PllcL Primo.
-I"N it'r"ry. -Eirh pyur ar. tn. words
SurF"-"d 20 har" rr"u u-.'dby Edward
when rr"-"0tlug hi- infant Ion 10 m"
Welsh assembly At Iiruaryun
Welsh tradition has adhered naturally
To N" Welsh form IN" other ha- b.-.n
more pppuhrlv accepted The coming
lnf"~tItur" I"ud- Isa'iIlIar interest 10
"a r"EIVHi - an old CONTROVERSY S.-,tIa-
'n"H' must h' i"it tp IN" student of such
matters 'ut ~ NAV hr meas 80 -orn.
r''ad''r- thi' there - an alternative. tn tho
battlefield -fory
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-23

F||T| - Nm sUs ~ IIUlI
lev p"r-Dn- ~ ~muan Fttg. hat -. .y
-""n IN tut"wubrI" %" when on" 81 tun-a
r"u devil ~torp"i fp- = Tow minutes N
~" isola'"d ,Il'ag" iLa ,.Ilnu- inhahttani.
"a 81 ~ 'h- -npri,ng demon vith % mixture
~ fear Hui tWr b." pVn.f who had on
'sr'i the s'ur" 10 mas" q purchase. heard
kIII"f
~ course y - assured 10" other look
81 That number On m" back ~ The car
hh' snow tpW many f'er-ou- II. rrIu Or"T
hat ace ur.in' 10 law Now. n that follrr
va 10 run over Hn"boIv here IN smoke
ll1g" Dr. would ~" our duty 10 telegram
fhi' nuWh"r I-Nt io'lr ~ fpvnahead .
'nd what wouii hey do asked m" audi
tors
Nhv. ~" r"rIi'" w"uid stop hun and
chang" hI. uuuUbor % Issl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-23
MAnna's Large .BIrih Rate.

Race suicide a. an addition - other
problem. In tho Philippines lies far IN n
me da'Rnf future. s"' ording Ia ne birth
statistic. complied ~ tho last quarterly
reIDrr ~ The Bureau n Hsalih
Manila takes = posIfiOn m birth rate far
IN adNanse ~ other 'Ounfr iss Of the World
win an average NJ 81 ~ births mn ~
population IN Internal iouHl -fAfisfi~a ~
birfh rae Hungary vuh an ayeraRe NJ N S
Load tho rttttVed world Austria wUh II
and Germany uth - are neKt