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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-09-07
FOR CATARRH.
Medicine Free in Every Case Where it
Fails to Relieve.


Neglect OF pessimism. we believe,
is the greatest enemy the public has
to contend with when applied to the
loss or recovery of health Practical
ly every CASE Of consumption might
have been cured if hope had been
maintained and proper treatment had
been resorted to at the first symptom
of the disease. Until the advanced
stage is reached consumption is cura-
BILE. Catarrh is responsible, we be-
lieve. for many cases of consumption.
1t is about catarrh we want to talk to
you today, incidentally consumption.
since the two are SO closely allied.
We have medicine made from
prescription Of one Of the most sue
cessful catarrh specialists known. We
believe it is positively without an
equal. We are so satisfied that we
are right, that we will supply the
medicine free in every instance where
it is used according to directions for a
reasonable length of time, should it
fail to give satisfaction in every
particular. We want every one to
try this medicine at our risk. There
are no conditions attached to our offer.
We put the user under no obligation
to us whatever.
The medicine we want you to try is
Rexall MucuTone. It is a catarrh
remedy that goes direct to the seat Of
trouble. 1t is carried by the blood to
every part of the system 1t purifes
and enriches the blood. tones up the
mucous cells, and brings about a cen
dition of health and strength that
tends to prevent the germs Of con
sumption from getting a start. Besides
this Rexall Mucu- Tone is a wonder
full appetizer, digestive aid and fash
builder It's good effects are often
felt from the very first dose. 1t is
one of the largest and most salts
factory selling medicines that we
have ever had anything to do with.
We know so much of the great good
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-09-07

fellow homesteader, Ora Glliis, was
married last week at Ismay, Mont.
The bride was Miss Donnah Hoffman
Miss Julia Heckmaster Of Elkader,
Iowa, is visiting friends here.
W. E. Howe, the Boscobel attorney,
who met with the directors Of the
railroad company here Saturday, was
accompanied by his wife and George
G. Hazelton and wife of Washington,
ID. @. The Hazeltons are visiting at
their old home in Boscobel. Mr..
Hazelton met many old friends here,
made during his three campaigns for
congress. At II years Of age he is
still in active law practice in Wash
ington,
Miss Birdie Hickok returned last
week from visit at Flandreau, S. u.
Come to our fair, and see the ball
games, tug-ot-war, trotting and
running exhibits, Ewing's Band Of
Zouaves, Kemps Wild West Show,
Midway shows, etc, ETC., etc.
The Fennimore ball team played
our boys here Sunday, but rain stopped
the game in the eighth inning, when
the score stood 5 to IN favor Of the
visitors
Culhane's Comedians play in the
city hall all this week.
a fourteen year old son Of Chas.
Swigert died of spinal meningitis
Sunday.
Miss Florence Hope returned from
Lancaster last week. where she was
engaged as nurse for the past four
mon tbs.
Mrs. James Andrews Of Patch Grove
is entertaining three sisters from
Canada.
Anthony Stockert returned from
Colorado Monday.
Foster Porter and wife Of Jaues'
Vile are visiting an the city.
MISS Ella Baldwin is home from
Elkader, Iowa, for visit.
Sam Ketner and wife of Moline,
ILL.,, are visiting relatives hare.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-09-07
LIVINGSTON.

Special Correspondence 10 the Herald.
Our school opened Tuesday with
the following teachers: Prin Wise
man, Intermediate, Ollie Eustice !;
Primary, Miss Blades.
MI. and Mrs. Lowery of Bagley,
are guests at the Schneider home,
Miss Anita Chandler, attending
school at Gays Mills, visited With
her parents here over Sunday.
B. G. Durley of L9adville, Col.
visited his niece Mrs John Alcott,
Thursday and Friday
Jake Grunewalo, wife and daughter
are home from Hudson, Wis, where
they visited their daughter, Mrs.
Bryan Rundell.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-09-07
GLEN HAVEN.

Too late for last week.
The town is putting in new bridge
near 7. S. Metcalf's farm.
A number CT friends aud relatives
helped Edward Barr aud wife cele-
brate their 5Oth anniversary the 25th.
Mrs Frieberg, we understand, has
purchased the Hammas property.
VIM. Ryan and JAS. Metcalf have
put up silos.
Roger Weimer was taken to the
hospital at Dubuque for another opera
ton
Otis Way during one of his sick
spells fell injuring his face quite bad ;
DR.. Lewis was called on to help him,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-09-07

that it has done that we personally
back it up with our reputation aud
moneY, which fact should be ample
guarantee to satisfy anybody. Rexall
MucuTones comes in two sizes, 80
cents and 90 We urge you TO try
it. Remember you can obtain Rezall
Remedies in Lancaster only at our
store, The Rexall Store. j. T. Ben.
nett.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-09-07
The Allen Portable
Bath Apparatus

We have secured the agency for
the sale Of this handy little device
for bathing, for Grant County
1t is new and novel. Does the
work nicely and handily. No tubs
and slop to contend with. One
gallon Of water is sufficient for a
good clean bath Children enjoy
it. Price in reach of all. A pos
tai card will bring you a full des-
cription of it. People living in
Lancaster can call on c. w. Bur
rows who will show you one Of
them and is authorized to sell
them. No rewashing with the
same water and not drop of dir
ty water touches your body. ]
will be through the county this
month. Your truly
w. II. ROSE,
Boscobel, Wis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-09-07
BACLEY.

Special Correspondence to the Herald.
Miss Meta Calkins and her eisto
Marie, of Nelson, Wis, are here for
week s visit.
Mrs. Abe Key was in Dubuque re-
Gently to visit her daughter Mildred.
Monroe, Patch Grove buyer, bought
a car load Of cattle Of DR.. Mecum.
Ethel Culver Of Platteville, here
during vacation with her grand par
ents, went home Thursday.
Harley Mckinney Of Dodgeville,
was here several days with his grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Key Of
Bagley.
Ed. Ivens is on a little place just
out of town, has an excellent garden
and melons till you can't rest. He
fills hand wagon and leaves them
temptingly by the road side and peo-
pie stop and buy melons.
Ralph Willard enjoyed his 9th
birthday, Is lutte kids helped eat
the ice cream.
The Brodtville Ladies Aid Society
will meet Thursday. Sept. 10. at the
pleasant home Of MIR. and Mrs. Fred
Moore. They will invite neighbor
ing societies to meet with them and
all get a fine chicken dinner for 10
cents.
Mrs. John Harvill went to Hazelton
last Friday to visit with relatives a
few days.
jim Harvill talks of selling out.
Now what's got into Jim's head do
you suppose?
Alvin Cook and wife were called to
South Dakota to see their son Henry
who was reported very SICK. They
returned and claimed their son was
some better.
Leroy Jacobs and wife, who has
just returned from Medberry, North
Dakota, says their daughter Media and
husband Sam Clark will dispose Of
their interests and return to old Wis
consin where they are sure Of crop
every year.
Tony Sassen Of South Dakota, a
brother inlaw of Phil Johll came this
way to attend his fathers funeral at
Petersburg, Ia.
Con. Henning and Shredder of
Garnaville, Ia, are now our regular
stock buyers.
L. q. Harrington, wife and her
mother of Richlan1 Center, relatives
of J. NJ. McCum, are here on two
weeks visit.
Cattle and hogs shipped from here
Saturday.
Chas. Calkins took his son Ralph
to Milwaukee for an operation on the
eye, the DR.. said wait until spring.
A year ago the lad was shot in the
eye with an air gun; film is gradual
ly growing over the eye. The Lr.
said the operation would be safer after
the film had closed over.
Dean Fivecoat of Mt Hope spent a
few days with his cousin, Mrs. Geo
Willard.
Jim Millin, Jr.. and Louis Iorns
last week took trip to Browndale,
MINI.
Soaking rain fell here Monday
evening.
Mrs. Caroline Gulick was on sick
list but is up and around again.
Mrs. Flora Abraham, Of Mt. Hope,
is visiting, Mrs. Arthur Calkins.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-09-07
A Reliable Medicine Not a Narcotic

A Reliable Medicine Not Narcotic.
Mrs T Marti, st. Joe, Mich, says
Foley's Honey and Tar saved her little
boy s life She writes: 'Our little
boy contracted severe bronchial
trouble and as the Doctors medicine
did not cure him, l gave him Foley's
Honey and Tar in which | have great
faith 1t cured the cough as we'll as
the choking and gagging spells, and
he got we'll in short time. Foley's
Honey and Tar has many times saved
US much trouble and we are never
without it in the house. =
J. I. Bennett.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-09-07
City Residence for Sale.

I have for sale two pieces OF resi-
dence property in Lancaster, belong
ting to the estate Of the late Mrs.
Ellen Carroll. Property located in
the fourth ward. Henry Carroll, Adm r.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-09-07

w. 9. Livingston IS plating the
ball ground into lots and intends
selling them at auction.
County Surveyor Appleby Of Bosco-
bel, was here last week doing some
work for ] j Andrew and. w. G.
Livingston. These two gentlemen
intend having an auction sale of lots
soon.
H. R. Livingston will hold at auc-
ton sale on his farm, Sept 8th.
Tom Watson and wife went to
Montfort Saturday.
E. Baldwin, Of the Baldwin Piano
Co., Chicago, has been conducting
piano contest at the Kunutson furni-
ture store, Mrs. Harry Allen won
$40 cash prize and $3.50 piano check
and Lenys Laughton So cash prize
and 1926 piano check.
Miss Mile Rundell Is visiting
relatives in South Dakota.
VIM. Fisher Of Marcus s. D., has
applied for week at Cocker mine as
blacksmith.
Our little burg sent a good sized
delegation to Platteville Fair.
Mrs. Harry Allen went to Platte
Vile Thursday.
Most Of orr out Of town teachers
and students have left for their vari
Gus places,
There was no preaching service in
the M. 3. church Sunday; Rev. Birrel
being away to conference.
Misses Ida Nicholson and BeauIah
Alton left Friday for their home in
Bookings, S. D., after a pleasant
visit here with relatives.
Sam Gillipsie Of Benton is visiting
at the David home.
Mrs. o. S. Laughton and Clara
went to Platteville Saturday,
Carrie Livingston will attend the
Benton high school.
Fl. R. Livingston has purchased the
Sleep property; consideration $780,
Mr.. Livingston thinks of opening up
a restaurant in the smaller building.
Roy David went to Flat River, Mo-,
Saturday.
Mesdames Riley and Davidson
went to Mt. Horeb Tuesday.
Mrs. J. J. Andrew entertained Fri
day evening in honor of her sister
Mrs. F. w. Stephens birthday.
Mesdames Livingston, Alton Schnei-
der, Euetice Nicholas and Miss Jennie
Livingston went to Cobb Friday to
attend the Iowa W. G T. j. county
convention.
Harry Marshall is at home.
Richard Biddick is i'll.
The next meeting Of the Ladies'
Aid will be at the home of Rev.
Birrel a pot luck luncheon will be
served.
Charles Kraemer and family left
Saturday for their home in Stoctou,
Illinois.
Mrs. Tom Dolphin and, mother Mrs,
Holmes, have been in Iowa attending
a reunion Of the Holmes family.
G A. Anderson was at home over
Sunday.
MI. Hall moved his family last
week to Kankakee, I'll.
The Ladies Aid met with Mrs.
B. Skate last Wednesday; cake,
coffee and Ice cream was served.
Tom Watson and wife visited at
Rewey Sunday.
MIS- j. Nj. Ellsworth is home from
Milwaukee.
Mrs. Iverson and Dona and Mrs.
Gundlach were shopping at Montfort
Thursday.
Mrs. Jack Kramer visited her sister
Mrs. Will James in Dodgeville last
week.
Will Drinkwater has rented his
farm to Jim Williams and will move
to Platteville to educate his daughter
nellie, who recently was admitted to
the Normal
Mrs. Jennie NJ. Alcott and daugh-
ter went to PlattevilIe to consult DR..
Reese they will visit at Potosi before
their return.
DR.. Carter made his usual profess
sional trip to Rewey Wednesday.
EA ITAXTEA
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-09-07

WANTED-G Girl or woman for
kitchen work at Hoffman S restaurant.
Call write OF phone. Room and board
furnished
The sun., 1910-05-22
CIR WV CHlRITr JOKE.
Qursilon Is whether q Vas P6'ally ~
IIIH ar the TTaradrrO COn,mutee.

-psCfli trhs psspa',A ~ Tut SyN
Pans. NAV p Uarusp kept the organ
izers II the charity concert AZ TroAdero
Hail. at which he sang on Thursday. un
tsntsrhooks to the last minut" wondering
whether be- would sing or not He was
very much annoyed. None OF the COM
mi;tec had taken the trouble to visi, him
10 ask hrs help. 70 he insisted upon re-
ceiving his regular fee.
To- an who tried ~ make him give un
the idea " asking to b. raid for charity
affair he replied that he knew better
than anybpdy how much he ought 20 con-
tribute. and with broad smile he pointed
out that none - the COMMITTEES had given
as much ~ they expected him to give.
namely. hts usual fee Of 81 SOn Eyentu-
ally the Countess tirrnulhe agreed 70
pay the sum after tho concert.
Car,Iso counted the cash very carefully
and then adding a check for N.OOo he
returned the envelope 70 tho Countess.
saying he thought HE contribution ought
20 be S5.SnO Caruso Is still smiling over
his little Joke.
The sun., 1910-05-22
SPANISH rRINrE BORN DEAR
Queen Nletsrta Weeps BlttsTiy klng
nurFlss Halns 10 CURsOle Her.

MADRID. Nay 7i.-Queen Victoria gave
birth TO a stillborn mala child this morn
ing. The accouchemsat was normal and
there Wers no complications. Tho child
was IN. fourth h,ri ." the Queen She
wept bitterly when the delth of the child
was made known to her.
Ths physicians IN attendance we're ~ the
rslacs All night. and In the early morning
hours the high cOurt othcers wsre sum
muned. The Premier. Sshor Can4leias.
and SshUr Valirino. the Minister Of Justice
were pressnt. in accordance With the rules
IN regard 10 royal accouchements.
After the birth Of the child the Queen
fell asleep at S.3O O'Clock She Awoks at
O'Clock and took a cup Of milk. A Span
ish physician and an English nurse re-
main at her bedside
The child will bs buried In the pantheon
az the Esourial. the burial place ol al
members Of the spanish royal family.
This is the first stillbOrn child In the
history or SPANS royal family. King
Alfonso left London tonight ON his re.
turn.
The Queens condition " said 20 bs
satisfactory
LONDON. May q 1t is understood that
Queen Alexandra communicated directly
this morning 10 King Alionso her sorrow
over the news from Madrid ~ the death
% her niecs's Atest born child. King
Alfonso left for Madrid a. night u comfort
his atflictsd consort.
King Alfonso apparently is not well.
He IL suffering not only from nasal atArrh
but from otitis. Inflammation " the tym-
panic cavity " tho ear which frequently
causes eNcruciating pain u IL reported
that while King Alfonso was on his way
10 London Dr Mpurc n Bordeaux per-
formed slight operation
II Is said that another and more serious
operation Is necessary hut the King is en-.
opuntering dificuhy IN linding u CONT
mental physician who il willing tn under.
take the responsibility ~ performing IL,
II il now stated that Ahcnso II negotiating
with AN Australian specialist
The sun., 1910-05-22

May 2. Cloudy and shouery conditions pre-
walked yesterday over nearly ell the country east
Of the nOcky Mountains II was due principally
70 a shifung Of areas Of high and low pressure
causing generally warmer weather and IN the
Atsntlr states a more sutry atmosphere. IN
,he Northwest the exception occurred and there
Is was cooler and sh0wSry.
AZ area Of high pressure which held over the
lakes snd ne Atlanta states moved 10 centre
lnts the sSuth Atlantic region and threw %
warmer instead of cooler cir into thls quarter.
while % area Of l0u pressure stretching from
TeHas nor,hsastNard over the cehtra states. The
ONO Valley and NE lake regions to shs New Eng
and coasi also earned the warmer cir north.
waFd
In this rity there vore sboWers eli day ~ In
iervais. warner. s0uthwesteriy winds. average
humidity. A. per cent, barometer. corrected ~
read 70 sea level. ats : ~. 29AG p. NJ, zs.aS.
The ternpeEamTe yesterday, as recorded ~ the
5ahgial Thermometer. b shown In the anneAod
The sun., 1910-05-22
MANT ACCrSE SISTER CiNDTDT.
BOgts NuR EnJsyS Herself m PV,soa
Judlelal Omr~rs Dusy.

FAEI~. MAY y While Sister tandide,
who Was arrested yesterday IN the charge
n -vtnilIng uni-r the g'Ils@ ~ charitable
work. i- eating and drinking plentifuIly
and sleeping peacefully ~ prison the
judicial authorities are ohig-d IN live
the strenuous life -prting and examining
fresh complaints against her
These are made by iurri"rs. dress
makers aud uphol-tsrsrs In addiuon 10
the charges II larceny made by the
jsN ellers who turned over to her jewelry
ostsnsibly a. he sold by her on oommis-
sion but which She paWn@d
The Archbishop of Paris declares the
woman had no right to wear a nuns
dress
The sun., 1910-05-22
AMERICANS IN BERLIN LIFE
COSTUME PROBLEM ar kING
EDW IRD uEMORI tLA SERVICE.
lnVaSloa 81 FSFelgnegs DVIstng German-
Out NJ the HOtels 81 Srd Throagh
Tenor GF,sW sld's Hand RoOseNeh
and E.neer uey AmSKW the NlsitoFs.

and Eneer nel Am9AW the NhlNors.
Spssiai Cass nsspa'ss ig TuE S,N
BERLIN. May q Tho came sartorial
problsTn which resulted IN Col Roosevelt,
attending King Edward's funeral in eve
uing dress faced Dr Hin the American
Ambassador. and his stan in regard TO
Shs memorial service In the British church
here on Friday. bu; Il received a different
solution After much discussion II was
decided 10 ignore Continental habits.
and Americas representatives we're the
only members ol thu Diplomatic Corps
Who attended the service In ordinary
churchGoinE costume
Signs oi tho American invasion are
visible In al directions. Every train
from Hamburg and Bremen delivers
throngs at the leading hotels. where the
last language that can he heard 10 Ger
man Hundreds Of Americans are pass
ing through Berlin daily. bound for
ObeTammeTgRu among them being ALI
sOn Armour who motOred from Kiei.
where he left his yacht
Other visitors are Herman Ridder,
Who 10 on a pleasure tour; Herr BunE.
formerly Consul General at NeW York.
and Mr. Schvanks Of New York. with
bis daughter Mr.. SchWsnke relatss
With pride hoe while automobiling toS-
ard Potsdam. with the stars and Stripes
doatlng over his car he met the Kaiser
huuying 10 Berlin The Kaiser promptly
saluted the nag
curious accident happened 10 Putnam
Griswold. the American barytone who
sang IN Nevins's opera -Poia' During
q rehearsal at the Royal Opera ~
4 Pagliacci- the tenor Kivchoh, Who also
sang With 0riswOld in -Poia' and who
had heen acting the part Of an nficer
came on tho stage and, drawing his sword,
playtully lunRed at GriNWold The point
Of the sword entered the hack Of Gris-
wolds right hand, coming out a. the palm
For . time blood poisoning vas feared
and Il Was thought that amputation might
be necessary. Tho danger. howeyer.
happily passed away An Mr. GrisWold
complains II now Ia the iorge,fulness ot
his friends. who insist on shaking his hand
luSft " u NFHHlNh W VIC aNau NAIEEut
in some quarters IN the effect that VI
kirchoH's act Was prompted by a strong
feeling of snimosity against the American
singer
The Minnesota commission. the mem
hers ~ which include Mr. Gillette. John
Melvin and T., p. Freund have been
studying Germany's workmen's insurance
and employers liability systems The
commission will report 20 q convention
in Chicago IN the autumn Mr. Gillette
has gone 10 Oberammsrgau He will re-
iOin the commission In Paris
Perry Beldon has arrived n take up
the third Secre,aTyship Of the Amesican
Embassy replacing Mr. Scholle.
One n tho most interesting men Col
Roosevelt met In Berlin was Envsr Bey
military attache Of the Turkish Embassy
and one ~ the leaders IN the taking oi
GonstAhtinople by the troops from Salo-
MICA Col Roosevelt expressed TO him
the satisfaction he felt st the progress
Turkey Is making under tho present
regime
The sun., 1910-05-22
ELEVATOR BOY GOT 4 M RCLAR
And NpartmsHt HSuse CIsFk nan Do~n
Another.

NNNNmgNs
On the third door Of the Calumet apart
ment house. at $50 Vest Ffty-seventh
street. lives Mrs. A. M Robinson. On
the floor above lives William q. lnglis.
who IA on the editorial star of HdrPer's
Weekly. Last night q; half past 10 Mr.
Inglis got home from dinner after a game
Of golf He won't up 70 his room. but
after unlocking his door he found he
couldn't open Il. Something was jammed
against II. The eievator hoy. John A.
Reed. volunteered 10 enter by way Of the
fire escaps and open the door
Reed peered out Of a window winch be
oponed He vas surprised 20 zee a young
man just departing from Mr InglisG
rooms by the outside route Looking
down h. saw another yo,ing man leaving
Mrs RobinsOas apartment IN the same
way. Mrs Robinson 10 out Of town
Reed told Mr. lnglis. who nan down.
stairs Reed ran after him. and BY tho
lime the two were outside chasing the
burglars most Of the guests of the Calu.
met had begun 10 tollow.
Next door n the Calumet - the Zion
and - TimOthy's church Reed pur.
sued Mrs Robinson's burglar over ihs
iron fence into the ohurchyard The
chase was hot 20 Eighth avenue, Fifty
sixSh street and west 90 Ninth avenue
Thrro Policeman Edward Walsh helped
Reed 20 catch William Schunkp 70. a
driver. Of tas West Fifty third street
He had two w0mens watches bearing
the initials A. q. r. and N Err
another watch engraved r. M Hewitt.
siI atickpins and several pairs of Rartert.
The Calumet clark. Mr.. Strong. was the
only man who had stopped b arm himself
Consequently When he aaW q bead pop 40
behind the iron fence q the churrhyard
he aimed at once. The head disappeared.
later Red. Policeman Walsh. the cap
turod Schunke and the reserves from the
Wert Rorty-asvunth street police station
arrived.
They found joseph John McDermott.
ID. a SomDoait1r of tia West Furty-cighth
sileet. hiding In the churchyard. 30 had
two pairE 81 opera glasaea. dozen tnToign
e1ins. tWo pairs of SCISSORS and tWo
nlednls Mr. lnglis recognized ths scis-
loFs and msdala.
The sun., 1910-05-22
DINNER TO VISITING KINGS.
queen Mother Also Guest 0g kiRg George
at NariborouEh HSuss.

LONDON. May = The King and Queen
gave q dinner tonight At Marlborough
HOUSE 70 the Kaiser and the kings Of
Greece. Denmark. Norway. Portugal and
spain and the princes stillremaining here.
making forty guests IN all
The Queen Mother and her sister. the
DowaRsr CEarina. were present. After
q restiul day the Queen Mother has re-
covered from the fatigue sntaiIed by the
funeral ceremonies yesterday.
Her visit 20 Marlborough Houss this
evening was the third time she has left
Buckingham Palace since che became q
widow
The sun., 1910-05-22
TAFT COVGRATTLITES CUBI.

Eighth NnnNerxary u Indcpendeuee
Noted In DrSpateh 10 GOmeI.
WASHINGTON. May 2i.-Prssident Taft
has sent this telegram to President Jose
Miguel Gomez of Cuba
'On this. the eighth anniversary Of the
Independence Of Cuba. ] extend felicita-
tons and good wishes for the continued
peaceful development of the republic
and for the happiness and prosperity Of
its citizens
The sun., 1910-05-22
GOWEz STARTS TELEPHONES
New NutOmslIc service FSrmalS ODened
IN Havana.
special Clo'' D''paies 70 THH SUS

SPECIAL code Dsspaicg 70 TIVE SUS
HAVANA. May y President Gomez
formally opansd the new automatic tsls-
phone service this afternoon. throwing
a switch and putting the plant int1 oper-
alton
Vice-Prssident Zayas. senators the
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
the Mayor. commander ot the army.
msmbers of the Cabinet and other digni-
taries were present. Speeches were made.
The sun., 1910-05-22
GIRL IDWIRER o. rERRER.
NsIi' dad RuHs. EscaPed FrSm spanish
Jan. PuSgIes Parts Pslice.
,r,elal 'aS' D',pe,,' ~ rus So

PARIS May p NstiNidsd RuHc. q
spanish girl said TO be ~ wondrous
beauty who Was sent 10 spanish iAils
for euloRizinE the anarchist FsrTer. who
wRs executed some time ago =; BarCelonH
has managed 10 escape Shs has reached
here after many hardship-
Not beinG able to Obtain aid ~ food
she gave herself up to the police. who
are In a quandary a. to her disposal