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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-07-16
CITY ADVERTISEMENT.

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PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that thu roi-
lowing ordinances have been passed by tbs
Board Of Street and water Commissioners and
and pursuant 10 Chapter Sc Of the State laws %
1903 are herewith published by title:
An ordinance 10 provide for the paving OF
CLIFTON AVENUE
from Eiwood avenue to Grafton avenue. with
asphaltic concrete on a six go inch concrete
An ordinance to provide for the paving Of
CLIFTON AVENUE
from Elwood avenue TO Grafton avenue. with
bitulithic pavement on a six dl inch concress
An ordinance to provide for the paving Of
GOBLE STREET
from Thomas street TO Emmett street. with
asphaitic concrete on q six go Inch concrets
foundation.
OBI STREET
from Thomas street to Emmett street. with
hitulithic pavement on a six 90 inch concrete
An ordinarce TO provide for TIE paving Of
HORATIo STREET.
from Hawkins street 20 Manufacturers place.
with oitulishie pavement on = six t5 inch con-
crete foundation.
HoRATIo STREET.
from Hawkins street 70 Manufacturers place.
with asphaltic concrete on a six go inch con-
An ordinance to provide for the repaving Of
GA~RRABRANT PLACE.
from Bridge street northerlT about 20 feet. with
obione granite block pavement on a six go inch
concrete foundation.
An ordinance TO Drof1de Tor the repAFfnE OF
FRELINGHUYSEN AVENUE.
from the junction OF Asfor street and Sherman
avenue to Miller street. with Medina sandstone
on a six f6) inch concrete foundation.
An ordinance to provide for the repairing of
PREREQUISITES AVENUE
from Miller street to dayton street, with obionx
granite block pavement on a six 90 inch con-
crete foundation. on both sides OF the street rail-
way tracks. with the exception Of one foot on
each side or said tracks
Al ordinance TO provide for the naseins of
the sidewalks OF
BRYANT STREET.
from Lincoln Avenue 70 Summer avenue
Adopted July II. 1910.
A. r. DENNAS.
President OF the hoard Of Street and Water
Commissioners.
Clerk o. the Beard.
tyis-st sfsyew
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-07-16
CALDWELL AND VERONA.

Entertain for Visitor.
Mrs. John ]. Van Order and Miss
Emily Van Order. of Forest avenue,
Caldwell, gave a reception yesterday
Afternoon in honor of Miss Aver, OF
Northampton. Mass. The house was
decorated for the occasion. the color
scheme throughout being yellow and
white.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. F. Hopwood Give Party.
A lawn party and reception were
given at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles r. Hopwood, of Mountain ave-
nue.. Caldwell, yesterday in honor OF
h birthday anniversary of their niece,
Miss Lenore Hopwood. of Newark,
who was II years old. The lawn was
artistically decorated for the occasion
with flags, bunting. flowers and Jap
anese lanterns. Games were partici-
pated in and a fine collation. served.
Mrs. George Wells and son. william
Wells. of Park street. Newark. are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Holmes,
of Moth Caldwell.
Mrs. Fillmore Condit, of Verona, held
a family picnic at westover yesterday.
Miss Dorothy Wurthmann, of Gould
place, Caldwell. is visiting relatives in
New York.
Mrs. Laura Griffith. of Caldwell, is
visiting Mrs. John Hyer. of Eagle Rock
avenue. Roseland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter H. Walsh, of
East Orange. are guests al the Mono
monock Inn. Caldwell.
Miss Dorothy Gorham. of Rosevil,e,
is visiting in Essex Fells.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-07-16
REPUBLICANS INDORSE
MARSHALL FOR COUNCIL

At a meeting last night of we'll
known Republicans OF the First ward.
first district. East Orange. at the
Montclair A A. rooms In North Park
street, and while he. as president OF
the Commuters' League Of New Jersey.
was conducting a mass-meeting IN the
City Council chamber. Howard Mar
shall was Endorsed for councilman from
the First var to run as an opponent
of Councilman Joseph Lee.
Complimentary references to Mr..
Marshairs abilities in seeking justice
for the committing folk and his all
round qualifications for the job OF n
city father were made by several or
the speakers. Mayor william Card
well. who is a resident Of the ward.
was Endorsed for denomination and
Jacob Wang was Endorsed as county
committeeman.
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BEL CLAN POLICE DOGS FOR
GLEN RIDGE FORCE ARRIVE.

Two well-trained Belgian police dogs
are now quartered in a kennel In the
rear of the Glen Ridge police station
in Herman street. The animals stand
two feet high each n are vicious.
Their names Gre Max. a black Groen-
dael. and. the other known as Viskf, a
brown Malinois. They are both less
than 2 years old and are thoroughly
trained to do police duty. They will
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AILLBURN,
IRVINGTON
and HILTON
RyINGT0N.
woman Aecused Of Hlttlng boz.

Woman Accused of Hitting Boy.
Mrs. Annie Godonski, of Delmar
place, was arrested yesterday by Officer
Hughes on the complaint Of Frank
Meneth. OF - Delmar place, the latter
charging her with hitting his S-year-
old son on the head with a stone. The
boy. it is alleged. went into Mrs. Co
donskt's yard to catch a chicken be-
longing to him, when the assault &C.
CURED. A hearing will be held before
Recorder Turton Monday night.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-07-16
HAT MANUFACTURES PLEADS
GUILTY TO SPEEDING AUTO.

Charles Berg, of Orange. today
pleaded guilty to speeding his automo-
bile recently and paid Judge Bray a fine
of $40 and costs. Mr.. Berg is a promi-
nent member of the hating firm bear
ing his name.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-07-16
THOMAS A. EDISON TO
PROVIDE BAND CONCERT,

A public band concert will be given
in Military Common. Main street. Or
ange. next Wednesday night The ex-
pense of the concert will be borne by
Thomas a. Edison. the wizard" who
is a lover of music. Markwith's band
will perform.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-07-16

Wedding Announcement.
The marriage Is announced OF Miss
Isabella NJ Muiiigan. eldest daughter
of Mrs. Mary Mu1iigan. of Bloomfield,
and Peter Kimberg. Of Manhattan. The
ceremony tool place on July . al ST.
Joseph's Church, New York.
Dog Warden Henry ForbeIl destroyed
fifteen unlicensed and unmuzzled
CANNES found running at large through
the streets Of the town today.
Graham Gomph. Of Utica. N z, and
Lester ". Voorhees,. OF Manhattan, are
at the Lake View House. Halcyon
Park.
J.. L, Sanford ana C. d. Miner, Of
Walnut street. are IN Atlantic City.
Mrs. Charles p. Woods. OF Bloomfield
avenue. has returned from Providence.
R I.
Frederick r. Pitch. OF Bloomfield ave-
nue.. is recovering from his recent 30
we're illness.
Joseph Grancacez was fined 81 by
Recorder Cadmus IN bloomfield last
night. He had been arrested for riding
his bicycle on the sidewalk.
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Taken III while at work.

Joseph Krasnel, of 4s4 South Belmont
avenue. Newark, while at work on a
building in the course of construction
at "a Twentieth avenue. yesterday, wal
taken with a hemorrhage of the stom-
ach- DR.. Louis Schneider, OF 6s4 Spring
field avenue, attended him, after which
he was removed to his home.
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MISS GRACE ENGLISH.

Miss Grace English, daughter Of MT.
and Mrs. Charles w. English, died at
her parents home. 66S Valley road,
Upper Montclair. today from tuber-
culous meningitis after ar illness of
five months. Funeral services will be
held Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock
at her fathers home. Interment will
be at Mt. Pleasant Cemetery. this city.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Bell and Miss
Vivian Bell. of Nutley terrace ave
returned from camping out at Lake
Hopatcong.
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BLOOMFIELDLdLEN RIDGE.


Quartet Fined nor FfEhfinK.
Charles Miller. Kurten Bartaman.
Arthur H. sewinian and James Herren
were lsned IS each by Recorder Cad
mus In Bloomfield last night. The
quartet were arrested by Policeman
Lawrence Shorter o fighting on the
street.
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sunday school Excursion.

Every detail has been completed for
the annual family excursion Of the
Sunday school and mission OF the First
Christian Church TO BeIlewood Park
next Tuesday. The excursionists will
leave via the Lehigh Valley railroad.
The arrangement committee consists OF
Frank r. Beach. chairman; Thomas
Wilson. John Higgins. the Rev. William
H. Hainer. A. Leroy Baggott.
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A delayed Advertisement brings only tho after
mash OF trade, It's the irst call that captures
the procession Of customers
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A delayed advertisement brings only the after
math Of trade IT'S the hrst call that captures
the procession OF customer
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GLEN RIDGE,
BELLEVILLE
AMI NUTLEY
KEARNY-ARLINGTON

Return from Long Auto Trip.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. A. Exton and Misses
Lois and Helen Exton, of Beech street,
Arlington, and Mr.. and Mrs. S. Woods
and Miss Dorothy Woods have returned
from an auto trip of $500 miles, cover
ing eleven weeks and extending from
Atlantic City to the White Mountains.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-09

swamp-ROOt ls always kept
up 10 It's high standard Of
purity and excellence. n
swOIn ccrtiRcNtc or purity
Win every bottIc.
rfut merits OF swQmp-Root
{ valuable Information, both
ms. many OF the ,thousands Of
ouud swamp4R6ot 70 Be lust
ei or swamp Root - 20 well
/ for q sample bottle. AZ
e. sure to 10 -
IN - H. lis'
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THIS WAY TO
IN ATATQ ORIG STORE.

1.-TWO druggists in RadviIle" he
unused. '"Is it possfbIe2 Then It's
Harry,s mistake If the scheme fails.
He said this Was4a one horse country
town. but I'm bIest if it isn't thrtV-
ing metropolis! TwoI Here, I'm going
to have look"
he turned up Beech ana presently
discovered the object OF his quest
two story building OF frame guilt
less of the ardent caress OF paint
brush since time out OF mind. On the
ground floor the windows were made
1p of many small square panes. sew
eral OF which had been rudely mended.
Through them. the interior glimmered
darkIy. In they foreground stood
broken bottle, shaped like mortuary
urn and half fun OF pink liquid. Be
side # reposed broken packing box
in which bIeary campbor balls nestled
between torn sheets OF faded blue pa
per. OF these a silent companion in
misery stood on the far side of the
window, a towering pagoda-ltke cage
of wire IN which trapped, doubtless
by means OF some mysterious bait
known only to alchemistsl three worn
but brutal looking spongestwere appar-
emily slumbering in exhaustion Back
of these dusty plaster cast of male
figure lightly draped seemed to rep
resent the survival Of the httest over
some strange and deadly patent medi-
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1tContin1ed ,lrol yesteFday.J7


II wouldn't re believed could get
away with It. ate goes FOR the next
promising opening"
He headed for sothern 6 Lees drug
..wonder what that fellow would
have said II I'd had the nerve to wait
In the drug store he experienced less
difcuIty in. making his speech and
exit He battered himself that he ac-
compllshed both gracefully, even ein-
pressively. And indeed you may be
Iteye he left gnping audience behind
him. So Likewise at GodHey's notion
and stationery shop.
'Now, THIS afternoon" he unused,
''Pn wind up the job. BY night every
one in town VIII know want work"
1t was 2, O'Clock or Whereabouts, I
gather, when. shaping his course to-
ward Radvtlle's commercial center,
Duncan hesitated on the corner OF
Beech street, cooking an incredulous
eye up ut the weather worn sign which
Inns for years adorned the side of Tut
hilPs grocery-a hand Indicating hx-
e(ilY:
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AM GRAHAM

RsCR1PrIoN cARRF Tx G, GROUNDED
''LooSs ike the iyery place Tor one
OF my acknowledged abilities" said
duncan. He turned sthe knob and en-.
Tered. ndvancIn< to the middle Of the
.Lt,,e,r room. : - y
A slight grating noise behind him
brought Duncan round with a start
At a workbench near fhe window stt
a white haired man Sarbed bagStl1
In an old crnsh coat and trousers. His
head was bowed over something
clIn1ped in a wise. at which he was
tlnkerIng Dllsily with q Ole He did
not look up, bat as hia caller IpoGefl
ipoliir Z jfti5ial = 81 : ~
Good morning" Hammered Dun
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car-''er-l slqr=a say
50 sId adm
NJ on
r n : II = = q bard. m -
y = ~ =. ~ or ssVc. Id e - ~,
sc 81 Is 70 he pr1pEietor 4,
IaoE6entI
iionid jeda.s h would. Go Eight
sam idlSsa vigorously.
T., ash are ) tlR Alss era ham
y. = me-
20 titf Cd - lielL 81
looi.l Tor empio3tneut.3
snid sDinne6n bistiiys > Il
.tEmploymenty
2, Graham dfoEjI.ed his tools WIN =
5esiafter and faes!sa rotll
rIlfnt his eye 5Einl<lee ~. g4. q, q
5nliE6 iiehteled MS dIee DID q. ttiEe.
ssFFoll decfareE he S4lQ, flslls-
'.Hou must be tire str1Elies tlle J. 4.'9is
toFvn's been q
err at am time. Duncan pursued
5aTffIy won should have an opeplng
here that You can. oder mel shan en-
Ieavor 70 give sdtisfactfon. Good Gay.
sir.'S Ana ha made fer the doeE.
..FEh. Just minute said Graham;
Are you 81 q hurry
Duncan paused. smiling, nervousiy-
ooh. no-only I mustn't press It, you
Euoyy-iust say It and get rLG1t-L
mem / don't want 70 take up your
valuable time, sir.
.Csrahaull chdcizled. "Guess the folks
haven't been talking mnch TO you
about Tris.S he. suggested You seem
to have a higher opinion Of the valne
Of nv dime than anybody elsa In Rao-
Vile"
eyes, but-that IS to say
.s8ut &c you're really looking for q
fob I'd like to give you. one hrst Fate.
Duncan started toward him IN
breathIess haste. 'FYou-youd Ike TO!
You don,t mean ltf
s.Yes.n Graham nodded. smiling with
enjoyment Of his little joke. Il was
harmless. He didu't for moment pc
Ieye5 that Duncan really needed en-
ployment, and. on the other hand. II
| tickIed him immensely to THINK tnlI
any one should apply to him Tor Wor Or
.swelI,r' said Duncan. staring. you ~
are the drst man I ever met tnat Ter -
that way about It J" ,r,,.
SANS amusement dwindled-
trouble fs,' be confessed-'-the trouble
| e NV nov. INV business is 50 small
don't need any help. There ism
/ y,,ncF1 of anything to do here"
..That's Just the sort of place q
IHee.,' said Duncan impulsively. Then
ne laughed a little uneasiIy. mean
I'm willing to take any position. no no
] matter how insignificant. mean H.
honestly"
81 wish you'd let me try It. sir:
.But yon don't understand era
ham was serious enough now. There
wasn't any joke in what he had % . ~
..To ten you the truth, / can't anoro
n when your pay was due I'm afrtllu
I shouldn't have any money TO give
,,a,, y = ~
duncan dismissed this paltry con
aideration with princely gesture. 7
dome mind that part" he insisted.
.eSir- Graham, If you'll teach me the
drug business I'll work for you foF
he said 1t earnestly, for he meant It
inst a bit more seriously than he MINI
saIf realized at the moment. and I'm
dad to think 1t was because sans
serene and gentle. g1ileless nature mao
appealed to the young man.
.:Between You and me-" he hurried
on. ''iss this way-I've been here TOT
two weeks with nothing to do but looE
IL book, and it's got me crazy enough
to want to work"
(To be continued.)
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fiIeso . .lfeill 81 liles ~
eiel lgu 81
ed q.
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rEsTED - FR9N- ~

Sc u llefeId l5l
ned II
Z F0r month"; CldflEz5tlrg reqseleE
have seen the con5tant expression of
praise Tor 1loanss Icidusy Pits NAd
tead abont the good work they have
done II this 1ocality. not anotlIsF
RENEE ~ ever broduced snch conpincing
proof Of merit.
MS. Z. ]. Anderson, $40 clay ST.
|ciarlss5urB. W, Va, says Il had
sidney c0wpl1int for three Or FOUR
ieats ana II tE6red from SeverP - l1ls
tcr q Is small OF my back. a ltit-
lheys y, lltne RaB also present at al
Pines 1t vas very hard for me TO
PERFORM my housevEOflS and RheneEer
/ Hoped or attempted to pick any
ttifne up. the palms IN my back were
rFaUated. I at LENGTH saw Do3n's
Kidney PIlIs highly advertised for
such troubles and had my husband
procure q box at Wells 8 Esaymal1eF's
drug store. They greatly relieved the
Weakness In my back and benefited
me In every way. CStatement given
Nov IS, 1902.
Twice Told Testimony
on July 5, 1907. Mrs. Anderson con-
armed her previous atenients- say
Ing: II have used Doan's Kidney
lPnls on several occasions since pub
llicly recommended them and they
have never failed to remove any an-
l.noyance. caused by disordered kid
tneys. I always keep this remedy on
hand ana value it highly"
For sale by all dealers. Price 90
cents. Foster-NdiIburn Co.. Buffalo,
NJ Y. sole agents for the United
Remember the name-Donns-and
take no other.
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values of compelling interess. Ser
vice y the hrst eaoeutiaI to be constcL-
cred in the selection OF furniture. You
get the aIEhess poEbIe degree OF
qualify At the toWeAt pr1cesat TIE
PALACE. Come in and see our Inn
Flense stock Of Fsdrnttur0. izsYlsitOEs
are always welcome.
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al Wouldn'F re believed 1 could get
away with IT. Het goes sfor the next
4 ,sgs,-,I,f,t,,s. sS,1,sYif1St,
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(To be contlnuod.1

e. T. Pritchard. of BelingtOn, is
business visitor here.
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: Two large lots and three
houses for
$500

on reasonable terms.
One Groom cottage, one Il
room cottage, one Groom
house with cellar. Property
rents for $35 per month. Sft-
uate on Buckhannon Pike,
Broad Oaks addition to
Clarksburg. Where can You
equal this for an investment
Investigation of this property
means a sale by US and means
money made for you
Let US show you this prop
erty at once. Call or phone
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MUTUAL
REAL ESTATE & BROKERAGE co
sGO11 WEST PIKE ST.
,SALTltIO9H& Ono
R.slAOaD:
CnARKsRJRG. ". VA.

SDaiIy. xDaIIy except Sunday.
zsunday only.
MAIN LINE, EAT BOUND.
cumberland, Washington. BaltlmoFes
PhlladelphIa and New York, depRFG
ss:s4 am, rS:4o pm. 1888 pm.
Arrive s12:5s am. "9:4O am, S6IoS
pm.
HAHN LINE, WESTeB0eND.
Petersburg. cincir1ati. LouiSytllS
and st. Louis, depart s12:6S aEna
s9:4O am. "e:Os pm. Arrive ISIS
am, 'S:4O pm, 1885 pm.
ParkersburE Accommodation dopeSsl
"7:2s am. $500 pm. Arrive 1910
am, "7:20 pm.
". VA. q PITTS NORTa-BoU1llSs
FaIrnont and hToreantOWrG dtpaFS
x5:5O am. x2:5O pm
ConneDs:sile ard PtttSbTFBs dUpaES
1850 am. Arrive x11:OB pm.
". va. g PITTS. SOUTa-BoUEDs
weston. depart 1890 am. E10:3T aGls
x11:8o am, "G:1B pm. Arrive xa:6a
am. 1910 am, x2:16 pm. E6:3t PM
x7:O5 pm.
RIckens, depart $500 am xS:1E m
Arrive xs:B5 am. xE:0B pfL
aichWood ana IntermediatO pointa1
depart 13:CO am, x11:3O Ran- Arrive
E2:1G pm, x7:O5 pE-
WEST va. SaC8T LIME.
New MartInsviIIe ana wheeling &C.
commodatIoa. depart $500 ains
xS:20 pm. Arrive x11:25 ana
SS:Bs nm.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-12

/ congress 10 show why higher freight
rates should prevail
when learned men Jneele staustic.
81 gross income, operating expenses
and net dividends. Il win be easy for
the corporations 70 prove their COM
;eniion There is no antagonism
against the railroads because they are
rich corporations neither Is there a
desire To cocrcc the roads 90 operate
their plants az q loss. but rather 10
Impose such charges ass shan pay %
fair dividend above operating *
peusss ia the interests Of the general
welfare. An overcharge for the trans
p%urtation 81 amy product must ultl-
mately he l%iquidated by the consumer
The Interstate commerce commission
acts as q barrier to protect the gem
erai public from extnrtion.
The railroad bureau Of pghiicity
sin not be able Ia befoE the public
through amy legerdcmaIn of stntis-
ties a fraudulent contention or rep
-esentation VIII recol 10 the injury ofI
.hc roads ID any unjust advantage f.
.oueht over the shippers through
plausible publicity. The protection
IT the business interests of the eoup-
rs demands government supervision
IL transportation charges aad traffic
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-08-12
Toucm on ROYALTY.

n Is difficult g. speak without emo
tl0n of the great sorrow that has com,
% C-hualongkorn, emperor of siam
Well may sho dispatches saw that hl.
son Is causing has hair 10 turn gray
with sorrow.
The emperor q short time since told
the row prince to marry his sister.
SHE was a nice sister. ia fact the en-
pefor no doubt remarked. much niccr
than anybody elses sister IN those
garts
The advantages of thc alliance
were. e course. set forth ny taking
his sister the crown prince would save
a whole lot Of time and trouble and
loaking aroana He would also help
keep an the property tn the family,
Hot the u~ngFateful youth. SO the
dispatches Say. has natly refused TO
obsy MS father. He ssys ne wants 20
make his own choice. Nathins like IL
has been heard ~ i'm siam before
Aeseias else is heard Of low.
Charitable Siamese are probably
saying that boys viii De hoss. that
the son means no a%isrespcct Is his
father. ihe august emperor. and that
~ his father viii just let ~ on him a
itis. he win come around la time.
Hat he that as il may. the fact re-
mains or ssems 60 remain. aeeordlng
Ga thc dispatches thst this fiial in-
9ratltudu has sunk deep into thc royal
heart Il the young man finally Yields
g reason i VIII help some nut the
asr. the scar-that w4u stlgi te there
From the spectacle 0f Emperor
thuhaieHekorn woes one turns. with
hardly Eess sympathy. a. the recent
affrong which the press dispatches
have siven Kina Alfonso 81 spain ana
- the Thought 81 the humiliation Sc
mast have caused him
klng Alfonao Was recently in a
sioFn On l~sard tbo shamrock. Sir
TheinAs l.iptens raclrg Yacht The
dispatches reported That fact They
added that the tonmast went over.
nus that nobody on bsard had been
hrft They fcesllcd tho fact that
King Edward haa iusea n 4 storm Ga
feafd that same sachi.
Hpt There was never 4 mention
from the beginning Sc end ot the
dispatches, about the extraordinary
GOODNESS dlsplayed hy his majesty Notl
a word ahout how he refused a. 80
below Not a syllable about how
struck with admiration Of his courase
were officers sma crcw.
When one recalls tist these thinrs
are said as matgcr 90 coursc when
kinea paruellarly Eneiish kings are
involved 80 these HtQe accidents
that nn royal accident, IN fact is can
siaered complete without them-tbc
omission IN she presaa; he
somes uA che more asgenishine
~ confsa Kins Aiionsas humilIa-
zion viii NOT exactly eQual the grief
81 the Emperor Chuialonrkorn ef
siam nH INST he must feel tho
SLIGHT deeply no onc uao knows any
thinE ~ the punytIIous h'sh-spirsel
and itinr Spanish charac
ter can deuht Cor 8 moment
sach dispatches as tncso remind as
taat fhe afo 81 resaity IS NOT All hss-
snd skiitirs ia spite SO tae popalsrl
impression causcd ty tae stukinc
a@ ci od Kns cole vita bis pipe
and hoWi ana DTS nddiers three