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The Washington times., 1910-03-26
Commissioners to Ask Con
gress to Order Segregation
of Consumptives.
DELEGATE BALDWIN
POINTS OUT RISKS
Danger of Disease Spreading With
White Plague Victims at Large
Pointed Out.

Enforced segregation Of patients ~uf-
ferinS from tuberculosis II the Dlstricr
OF Columbia IS provided for IN a bif
drafted by the Corporation Counsel. I,
Will be forwarded BY the Commission
ers 70 Congress upon the recommeuds-
ton OF Health Officer Woodward an
the legislative committee OF the As
sOciauOn for the Prevention OF Tuoer-
culosis.
A list Of persons suffering from tuber-
culOsis, snd living IN the same rooms
with others, who are In danger OF cor
tracing the disease. vas submitted 10
the Commissioners recently by WiiiiaEl
r. Baldwin. chairman OF the commit
tee. In some Instances. IL vas saIL-
the patients had been inmates Of the
tuberculosis hospital. out declined TO re
main AT the Institution. and had re-
turned 10 their homes
The unfortunate consequences EhicH
vii probably result in most OF the<e
cases SAYS MT. Baldwin, and the dif-
fCGiry Of adequately controlling tho
spreaI Of tuberculosis. while these COM
dIuons exist, are apparent
The New York regulations OF the
department % health provide that, When
the necessary precautions can not o.
viii not be observed and when Others.
especially children, are exposed 20. in
feCfiOn. 4 patient NAV be removed 70
sary, even II the consent Of the patient
Is NOT obtained
Experience has shown that the
knowledge 10 use proper care that In
wolves removal, usually secures The de
sired result and cases Of enforced 70
mOFal have been eNCeel inEly raTs
There were iu a population Of more
than ZOO 90 only 81 IN l@f1, - IN 1ea-,
and = IN 1879"
The bin drafted by the Corporation
Counsel provides that when the sanitaTv
rules and regulations Of the Health De
partment are not observed. and when
others are exposed TO infection, the per
son affected may be removed 10 the
tuberculosis hospital until sstisfactor-
evidence IS furnished the Health OF
fcer that the rules and regulations vi
I. be complied with. The patient may b
removed upon warrant issued BY tn
Police Court and served by any mem
Der OF the police force.
Any person detained AZ the hospits
may be released on parole by permiS-
sion Of the Health Officer, on condition
that the patient will obey the reE1lls-
Ji0ns and. II the conditions Of the paroie
are violated, he may be returned 20 the
. hospital upon the written request Of the
Health Officer
The Washington times., 1910-03-26
UphoLdS Arkansas.

10 tho Editor OF The Washington Times:
The following paragraph appeared in
recent publication.
1t may appear amusing 20 many TO
have anybody from Arkansas attempt
70 improve and reform WazhinEton's
cafes. But IL IT succeeds wen have u
admit that good may come. even from
Arkansas"
lhis paragraph may seem amusing 10
the one who wrote II. and 10 others or
the cultured East
The writer knows nothing OF the
merits Of the case in which a young
Arkansan claims recently To hssve
been misTested In a Washington eat
ing place, bat since he L. also an
Arkansan he sympaihizes with this
young mans idea 10 reform Washing
ton cafes. both coming from a section
where good cafes exist, and proper.
courteous treatment is a matter OF
course
Not long ago the writer, accompanied
by a lacy, entered one Of the leading
hotel cafes Of WashIngJonE Tor a light
supper The place was not crowded,
but fl was two hours before We had q
chance to pass 2 generous tip 10 The
waiter With a check in keeping with
tho reputation Of the place.
The foreign waiter served us with
out napkins Che couldn't get any.
Another waiter passed by and took up
the oyster forks We had used. wiped
them on his apron. and handed them,
without washing, to guests at neigh
boring table.
You could not find worse treatment
anywhere in Arkansas, though you
could md restaurants giving YOU per,
feet service al half washington prices
AN ARkANSAN.
The Washington times., 1910-03-26
WASHINGTON'S HEAD
NOT USED ON COINS

President George Washington's wish
that no coins should bear his likeness
ha, been respected by the Treasury De
partment. Several months ago dies
were prepared by Government euCravers
for a new scent piece on which was TO
he placed the relief Of the head Of
Washington
When the announcement was made
that the design had been adopted and
dies made II was brought 10 the at
tention Of the Treasury Department
that Washington had declined to permit
the use OF his Likeness upon coins. hold
Ing that it SayOred Of monarchy
Had the coins been struck they would
have been the first 20 bear the likeness
of Washing On.-Nev York Herald
The Washington times., 1910-03-26
In the Mail Bag

The Times will accept for pubh-
cation In fits Mail Bag columns
snort, vigorous letters ON questions
oi public interest IL cannot
dertake 10 publish letters
ing 80 words, and reserves 'e
IIGht riSidiy 10 cOndense com
nicatiOns which nre Of greater
length. Letters should ne written
on one side of the paper only, and
must contain the name and address
OF the writer, but these will not be
published il request To thHt effect
il made.
The Washington times., 1910-03-26

The British Ambassador and Mrs
James Bryce were hosts A. luncheon To-
DAY, entertaining a company Of fourteen
i'i honor Of their house guests Sir Ern-
est and Lady ShacklerOu, VINO arrived
IL Washington last evening.
This afternoon Mrs. Bryce VIII give a
reception in honor OF LADY Shackleton,
10 which 20 or 3O5 guests from the dip
lomatic. official, and resident Washing
ton society have been asked.
Inc EN- DaSsv viii be effectively deco
rated for the occasion with quantities
ol pink roses and carnations.
The ladies Of the embassy staff. the
Hon. Mrs James. wife Of the military
attache. Mrs. George YOuu- Mrs II.
w kernard. and Mrs EsmOnd Ovey.
wives OF the secretaries. Will preside In
The dining room.
The Washington times., 1910-03-26
BOYS WILL HEAR
WIRELESS SPEECH

About twenty-five boys, who have
signified their intention OF forming a
wireless club. will be among those TO
listen to the lecture toni ght. in the
Y NJ c A, by Major Charles Mex
SaltZman, Signal Corps. l. s A The
lecture tonight supplements the one
OF d week ago when the practical
operation OF the wireless telegraph
and telephone was discussed II SUI
hCieut interest in the work Is shown.
a wireless station may be erected at
the Y. 4. g A.
The Washington times., 1910-03-26
SENATOR DANIEL
STILL IMPROVING
Pulse. Temperature and Resplra
ton Are Reported
Normal.

0AYTONA. Fla. March 36.-Doctors
TO-DAY issued the following bulletin:
Senator Daniels condition shows III
movement over yesterday. He did rot
sIeep as much last night as usual H.
dav his pulse temperature and reSpird-
ton are practically normal The eye A.
clearer, and shows more expression than
yesterday"
The Washington times., 1910-03-26

AZ the HlEn-a -annS-
Miss Dorothy Hayden. daIEhter Of
Commando and Ms Everett HAYDEN.
returned TO her home IN this city Tues
day. from a three months Nlsl WIN
Assistant Surgeon and Mrs Reynolds
Hayden al Guantanamo Cuba
Mrs. George " Mandley, who has
been visiting her sister. Mrs William
W NandIey. OF EImira. y y, FOR the
last two weeks, has returned 20 3eT
home.
Miss Mabel Buckingham. formerly OF
yssnirgton. who has been travelling eX-
tensiveTv for the last year, IS spending
few days I'm washington the guest OF
Mrs. ". q. NcWiIiams and her dauEn-
ter. Miss Beruice NcWHiamS-
Mrs. Richard Townsend and Mis-
MathiIde Townsend have returned u
washington. the former from a shor-
visit IN New York, and the latter from
Atlantic CITY. where she spent rev
davs with her cousin Mrs Reginald
Ronalds, OF New York.
The military attache of the Frencn
ruhaSsr and Eounts-s de Cham or,-n-
arrived I'm Washington this morning
after 4 visit or several weeks in Mexico.
where the former IS also accredited, and
a few days spent en- route Win NrS-
Nicholas LouEwOrrh, mother uL llr
countess IN Florida
The military atJaChe of the GeTman n
embassy and Nine. Won LlvonlL~, VII
return to Washington this evening rom
a visit Of several days IN New AorN-
Mrs. Charles Schwartz. of the 1hez'
tcrEt.Id. who has as her guest Mrs r
C-OIdensky, o. philadelphia rHI oe a.
home TNIeSda- afternoon from 20 H
Mrs samuel j. SteiuhcrEer Of ne
Tulane, entertained the Friday Atier
noon Bridge Club YESTERDAY
After cards a luncheon was SeTNe1
the color scheme Of the table was pln-
and green. The centerpieCs was
basket filled with primroseS surrounoec
with tuIIe a~d pink ribbon The guests
were NIr-- =. J. BaTCnfeid, Mrs A SIX
munC, Ms Sol Meyer, Ms. Sol Min
ster, Mrs. sydney g Kaufman MIS-
simon kang. Mrs Joseph AueT02ch
Mrs. GerSOu \OTdlInEer, Mrs. Rudolph
Rehrend. Mrs. Calvert ROSenrnal, and
/ Mrs. 1. EehreGd
NIr. and Mrs. Max WeyI and family
formerly of 1s1o r street are nov
! located for the summer ~ Nortf
BTiEhrV700d-
NTr. and Mrs Hall Brown formerly o
4 this city. are now residing I'M winston
. Salem. y g
The Washington times., 1910-03-26
Will Entertain
Sir Ernest ShsckletOn.

Gilbert n. GrOsvenor, editor or the
National Geographic Magazine, WIFI en-
tertajn Sir Ernest ShackIeton, the Brit
ish Amba assador. James Bryce. Com
mander Peary. and the board OF man
ayers OF the National Graphic Society.
az luncheon tomorrow al his residence,
l3gS Eighteenth street.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Van Reypen
have returned from Washington. where
they Went some time ago 10 meet
their son-in-Iaw and daughter, Baron
and Baroness Serge Won kOrff, OF Rus
sia on their arrival IN this country
The baron and baroness Will remain
i'm the United States until the autumn.
and the baron, who Is a professor a.
She University Of Helsingfors. viii give
a number Of lectures on Russian his
tory az Johns Hopkins University, Bal
timore, in the interim
Mrs. Meyer, wife Of the Secretary OF
the Navy. has loaned her house FOR the
partment Of the civic Federation on
Monday afternoon a. $50 O'Clock The
Attorney General Will address the meet
! ing. which. in addition 10 the members
Of the Washington Federation, will in
cludc a number Of prominent men and
women invited for the occasion.
=
Mrs Henry ". Palmer and Miss Palm
or have gone TO WNkesharre, Pa. for
ten DAYS. They VIII rejoin Representa-
tive Palmer al the Arlington early ir
I April for the rerns inder Of the Cong~ps-
sionaI season
The Washington times., 1910-03-26
Mrs Ballinger
Guest At Lunche On

Mrs BaHingeT. wife n the Secretary
Of the Interior, was the guest OF honor
at a luncheon given today az the Hotel
Gordon by Ms ". L Jones. wife Of
Senator Jones. Of washington. Those
present were Mrs. Piles. wife Of Senator
Piles Of Washington; Mrs. Hale. wife
OF Senator Hale Of Maine. Mrs. Hey
burn, wife OF Senator Hepburn OF Ida
no. Mrs. Needham. wife OF Representa-
tive Needham OF California Mrs Hum
Thres. wife Of Representative Humphrey
Of Washington. Mrs. MCCredle, wife Of
RepreSeut utative McCredie OF Washing
ton, Mrs WiCkersham. wife Of the dele
gate from Alaska. Mrs bennett. wife
CC COMMISSIONS bennett Of the Gen
eral Land Office. Mrs. Thomas ". Sy-
mons. wife Of Colonel SymOns. Mrs
Drain, wife Of Gen. J. A Drain. Mrs.
Allen, wife OF former Assistant Attorney
General Allen, and Mrs Ernest .. Wal
! ker.
The Washington times., 1910-03-26
TheateIs.

acknowledgement Anglin, in The
Awakening OF Helena Richie" s.15 y.
m.
Belasco-John Mason. in "A Son Of The
People, $50 D. m
Columbia-'Talk of New York. SIS D.
m.
Chase 's-Polite vaudeville, Sis p. m.
Academy-"TheJ 10y Rider" Sis p. m.
Casino-COntinuOus vaudeville.
Lyceum-"Wine, Women, and Song
SIS D, m
Gsyety-FTed ITwin's Gibson Girls -
Sis p. m
ajeStlC-NaudeVille and motion ,iC-
tUres. Z TO II p m
Arcade-Midway and other attractions.
(The Times will be pleased to announce
meetings and entertainments I'm This
column. Phone or write announce
ments.)
The Washington times., 1910-03-26
What's on the Program
Tonight in Washington

Missouri Society, Pythian Temple. 1912
Ninth street northwest. s p. m.
Dickinson College GIee Club, Raleigh
Hotel S p. m.
Lecture on Wireless Telegraphy." bv
Major Saitzman, L. S. Signal Corps-
Y. NJ. c. A, p. m.
First annual banquet of the Missouri
Republican Association OF the District
Of Columbia, Riggs House, s D. m.
The Washington times., 1910-03-26

After ali, il may he true that NICK
Longworth is in revolt against the
Speaker. We will now sing. There s
Great big Fellow Coming Home
Pretty Soon"
The Washington times., 1910-03-26
Mrs. Olive Young
Entertains At Luncheon.

Mrs. Oln Young. wife OF Representa-
tive Young OF Michigan. entertained d
luncheon, followed by bridge today al
the Portland. IN honor OF Nine MeJla.
wife % the Minister of Salvador VINO
Is leaving Washington shortly iof an
extended absence. and MIS- J. h Ana
rus. of Lake Superior, Michigan, who
ls spending a month or two at the Cap
Tho company invited 10 meet them
included Mrs j. c. Burrows, vile OF
Senator Burrows. Mrs. Joseph r joLiii-
StOu, wife or Senator Johnston Ms
Thomas H. PayuLer. wife CI senator
FaE inter-. Mr.. Alexander. wife OF Repre-
sentative Alexander, Mrs Edgar D.
CTump-cker, wife or ftepi ese-l- -dl-i p
CTUmpaCker- Mrs Charles r scott
vile or Representative scott, MrS.
Frank u. Currier. wife Of Represent
tIvc Currier- Mrs Charles r. Townsend,
wife Of Representative Townsend Ms.
Harry G. woodward, wife Of Represent
atIve WocIyard. Mrs George ". Iay-
I0r. wife Of Representative Taylor. Mrs
Charles o Tir-el. wife o. Representa-
tive Tirrell. Mrs. Myrou NJ Parker,
Mrs Knight. Ms HollyGay, wife ~
Rear Admiral Hollyday, and Mrs.
O'Cunnel, wife % Judge o ConneL
The CrescenJs have issued cards for
their seventh dance OF the season 10
be- held Easter Mouoay evening. March
=. at the Eihs ballroom 1ne commit
tee iu charge Of arrangements Is com
posed OF Joseph " MckeriCher, MyroD
1sylor. Forrest g. Pendleton. Laird L.
Neal Harry Trctter, and Harry s. 81
gOurney
The Washington times., 1910-03-26

II Attorney General Wickersham had
held all the corporation Jobs attrib-
uted 10 him by his political enemies' he
wouldn't be able 20 look a trust buster
in the face
The Washington times., 1910-03-26
Miss Wheeler
Guest Of Mrs. Ialmage.

Miss Annie Wheeler. Of Wheeler. Ala
daughter Of the ate Gen. Joe Wheeler
is the guest n E-rs. T. Dewitt TsImaEe
az the Highlands.
The Washington times., 1910-03-26


Mr. Roosevelt yesterday visited the
tombs OF the sacred bulls-preparing,
maybe, for his review Of the bulls"
his party has made in this country since
he left.
II is rumored thai, when Colonel
Roosevelt stood i'm the tomb Of Ameno-
phis III, ne wanted To know whether
that old monarch had accepted a third
term.
Every time a South American coun-
try imports enough guns to fit out a
weekend hunting party, the newspaper
correspondents smoke up war scare.
The new tariff law may bc the best
ever put on the statute books" but
It's not doing the Republican party
any good.
An Iowan committed suicide, explain
ing that he did 70 because he had two
wives. Enough
Wall Street item: Pittsburg's indus
trials, steels and steals, are still plenti-
fuI.
The divorces seem 10 keep pace with
the elopements.
Crop report-hats are in full bloom.
The Washington times., 1910-03-26

Miss Dorothy Hayden. daIEh-er OF
Commander and MIS-. Everett Hayden.
returned TO her home In this city Tues
day from a three months VlsIt with
Assistant Surgeon and Mrs Reynolds
Hayden al Guantanamo. Cuba
The Washington times., 1910-03-26

NTr and Mrs Hall Brown formerly ot
this CITY. are now residing I'm Winston,
Salem, Y g.
The Washington times., 1910-03-26

Mr.. and Mrs. Max WeyI and family.
formerly of 1910 r street, are now
located for the summer ~ North
RriEhrv-o0d.
The Washington times., 1910-03-26

/ An Iowan committed suicide, explain
/ ing that he did Il because he had two
I wives Enough
The Washington times., 1910-03-26

Mrs. George " Nandley, who has
been visiting her sister. Mrs William
". NandIey. OF Elmira. y y, FOR the
last two weeks, has returned 90 4rr
home
The Washington times., 1910-03-26

Miss Mabel buckingham. formerly OF
Washington. who has been travelling eN-
tensiveIv for the last year, IS spending
= few days I'm Washington the guest OF
Mrs W G. NcWiIliaWs and her dduEl-
ter. Miss RerUicr McWIiLamS-
The Washington times., 1910-03-26

Wall Street item. Pittsburg's indus
trials, sreels and steals, are still plenti-
IN
The Washington times., 1910-03-26

Mrs. Richard Townsend and Miss
NathiIde Townsend have returned u
Washington. the former from a snort
visit IN New York. and the latter from
City, where Sne spent rev
5avs with her cousin. Mrs Reginald
% w Work
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-11
C--O--C--I--E-- T. Y
sssa kes~

The Dean studio was the scene OF
a pretty social gathering and dance
again last night, this time not in
honor of the visiting Knights of Co
lumbus but in honor of the ladies
of the X. of c. The reception was
organized quite extemporaneously
and was therefore very informal. In
the evening when the idea originated,
all repaired to the artistic studio of
the popular photographer and an or
chestra was sent for. When it ar
rived, the younger people of the
crowd enjoyed several hours of dan
cling and the elder people delight
fully spent the evening in conversa-
tion. 1t vas a late hour when the
party dispersed. and the famous lit
tie dance hall-art studio had never
witnessed a more enjoyable occasion.
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-11
EPIDEMIC is EXPLAINED.
Tspecial to The Sentinel. I

Pasadena, Cal. May l1.-Autop-
sizes upon the carcasses of several val
liable dogs that were believed TO have
died of rabies have revealed con-
dition that probably explains the epi-
demic of "hydrophobia" which has
aroused terror in Pasadena for sew
eral months and resulted in drastic
laws for the destruction of unmuz-
zled CANNES.
1t is alleged that some miscreant
had scattered cooked sponge broad
cast, TO be picked up and eaten by
hungry dogs. The sponge is fried in
beef drippings, pressed and cut into
small slices. After it is eaten, it
sweils and the dog dies in agony.
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-11
DIED THAT OTHERS MIGHT LIVE
Especial to The sentinel1


Rock Springs, Wyo.. May ll.--Ar.
thur. the 10-year-old son of Jack
Highly, a miner. died yesterday Ii at
his two smaller brothers might live.
The children were playing about a
box car which had been blocked near
No. mine. Two youngsters were
seated on the track. when the blocks
slipped and the car began to move
down grade. Arthur placed several
distractions in front of the wheels
and brought them almost TO a stop.
Then he placed his shoulder against
the flange of n wheel, and endeavor-
ed to hold it at standstill. His
puny strength had no effect, and he
was borne down until his skull was
cracked like an eggshell, but the OBJ
struction thus afforded stopped the
car.
The brothers of the dead boy hur-
ried home with the story of the trag-
edy. Their father ran to the scene.
and removed the little hero, carrying
him home in his arms
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-11

We quote Mcconnell & Lowe
customer: Before yoU went into
business I could get a good pair of
shoes elsewhere, once in a while, now
| get good shoes from you all the
time"
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-11
CAREY TO RUN FOR GOVERNOR
[special 10 The sentInel.

Cheyenne. Wyo. May 11.-Formel
United States Senator ]. NJ. Carey
father of the Carey land act, has an
nounced himself as candidate foI
governor on the republican ticket
He is the leader of the independent
republicans who are opposing Cover
nor Brooks.
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-11

Hon. viii Weiser. who has been
dangerously i'll for the past several
weeks, has so far recovered as to be
able to he on the streets this after
noon. Mr.. Weiser stated that he was
exceptionally glad to be out OF doors
again, and il was n very pleasing
sight to his many friends, who. for
time. had feared that it would be
many months before he would be able
to walk.
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-11

Tonight there will be another re-
hearsal of The Thirty Darktown
Bellies" at the home of the home of
the Misses Sawyer on First street. A
full attendance is desired.
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-11
JURY.
IS CALLED

The following is the list of citizens
to be summoned by Sheriff Schrader
for special jury service at the ad-
lourned session of the Mesa county
district court on Monday June 90,
1910:
A. F. Beldon.
Ed. Kohl.
John Edwards.
NJ. S. Patterson.
John Hynes.
Jas. p Baldridge
c. +. Cherrington.
Ansbro Patrick
ID. b. Bailey.
Phillip Schaever.
Dan Hawkins.
Louis BeVan.
Il. l.. Morse.
Chas Newell
j. G. Beard
j. II. Lane.
G.. w. Masters.
f. N. Case.
Jas. NJ Perry
John Mckay.
Jacob Baker.
A. NJ. Schmidt.
II. Il. Kaufman.
G. l.. Jones.
j. l.. Clinton
e. d. Parsons,
Elmer Mohler
G. II. Fimple.
j. w. Baxter
Chas w. Matthews
w C.. Price.
W C. knight
Peter Becker.
Warren Baker
]. b. Boyer.
J. b. Arnold.
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-11

Mrs. Ruth f. Foote, past national
president; Mrs. Lulu Reed. depart
ment president; Mrs. linda Ward, de-
partment secretary, and Mrs. Cath
crime Ross, assistant department sec
retary of the Ladies to the G. A. r.,
all of Denver. are in the city to at
tend the convention. They are the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. j. A, Meas
ures, SAB Rood avenue. After today
Mrs. Reed and Mrs. Ward will be at
the department headquarters at the
St Regis hotel Mr.. T. j. Foote will
arrive from Denver tonight and will
be the guest of MIR, and Mrs. Meas
ures.
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-11

This afternoon Mrs King r. Aid
rich is entertaining a party of about
twenty ladies at her home at 742
Grand avenue.
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-11

Last night there gathered at the
home of MIR. and Mrs. N. b. Woodruff
about thirty friends to give them a
birthday surprise, Mr.. Woodruff be-
ing 70 the 4th of May and Mrs. Wood
ruff "a the 18th of May. Various
games were played and old Kansas
times were talked about. and many
more amusing pleasures were in
dulged in during the evening. At a
late hour ice cream and cake was
served and then the jolly crowd left
for their homes all wishing Mr.. and
Mrs. Woodruff many more birthdays.
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-11

Fireman Thomas Moss returned
yesterday from a short pleasure triI
to Glenwood Springs.
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-11

There was a meeting of st. Agnes
Guild last evening at the home of
Miss Sophie Larson.
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-11

Special luncheon at the St Regis
Hotel during G. A. r. convention
week. Fifty cents.
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-11

Mill-made SCREEN DOORS for OIL
FINISH at the Independent Lumber
Company.
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-11

We can show you the best line OF
lp-to-date buggies in town.-Fred
Mantey.
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-11

For heavy hauling call on Barton
Terrell, the liverymen.
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-11

Special luncheon at the st. Regis
Hotel during G. A. Il. convention
week. Fifty cents.
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-11

FOR SALE-Will have three good
teams and driving horses, from
Plateau, on Friday and Saturday,
the 18th and 1ith at the Free
Corral. Chas S. Lumley.
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-11
FOR sALI.

FOR SALE-"Old Trusty" incuba.
tor, l20 egg size. Bran new. 142
Gunpison.