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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-07-09

JnO. G. 1Eeinberg's Bread Is All
quality, purity, and goodness. Every
crumb nourishing and appetizing. Fresh.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-07-09

A Suggestion for a Trip.
Take q motor ride 70 Great Falls. TTCO
cars 50 and 81 hour. Phone n. 1Z2
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-25
Conditions In Greece.

Athens, via frontier, FEB. 25 - a
sslow down" In the strained relations
which lave exlsted for wesks between
King George and the srmy League Is
osieved to be iu,mipent today ss re.
eult Of tins LEAGUES declaration thet il
Intends to continns Ia force u1'il it hss
mercilesaIy crushed the last biz of the
tesc,iosary splrit in G;esce. This ult;-
ms TN was is u,d in reply to The kings
dpmsud that the lcsgue dissolve immed.
lately.
King Ge7rgo sen! bis demand threu sh
General Smolepski, nr d3ub!gdlS tie
most pot Il sr army officer IL G eece, and
;h1 leagues reply wss made In the
Ohronas, the le5gue's newspaper organ
Toe s:tlslion is practically equivalent
10 r declaration OF bospissIitlep.
General Suo.enski, it is believed,
sill be able t, control t1e MISSES Of tbs
population and his sup Jor. OF tie hing
gives the latter bis strongest alenen'
Of strength. The Indications orc tta'
George will shortly take tha Initiative
and clash ia believed ineVitsble.
Tcday's developments disfrove tho
recent report thst the army leagua "sH
prepsring to disuald, as the resut OF an
agreement with the king
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-25
Mya;erioua Assault,

New York, Fco. 25.-While Jaccb
Graepthal faces death 10 the French
hospital ;dsy the police are making
every fort to locate FIVE men who trail
ed him ell yesterday afternoon in 8
tszicab and then when they found him
st,bbed him eight tines and tred u cut
bis tongue cut Greenthsl positively
refuses t. divulge who hia ss5ailants
we're although he knows.
The police theory is that the attempted
murder Is part Of a political feud.
Greanthsl formerly Was l!eutenant OF
state Senator Themes McManus, dem
ocratic leader of the eleventh district,
and since hs broke swRY from the powers
that control the dikt:ltt be Is alleged to
have babbled political Hecrtt'.
The five men who did the ttlbhing
searched all OF the saIoons on the WesI
side before they finally Looted Green.
hal. While three men held him AID
another stood by to prevent interference,
the fifth man cut and slashed him and
then NIT lated bis tongue feariully In
an attempt TO cnt 1t out
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-25
Atquith Surreuders.

London, Feb. 25.-Uuder the heaviest
pressure Premier Atqaith surrendered
t1day to the newly created alliance made
up of tie radicals in his own patty and
TIE Irish nstionslists aud the laborites
O nd agreed I inlr3dace the measure Tor
The limitation of the Lords veto and The
budget sn ul!apeeu,ly.
Tue plan Is to foros vote Oh veto
ahead of the budget. Itis conceded that
the z uzs of Lords will reject t1e meas
ure, whom the premier will make bis de-
uand upon the king for lhe crowns sp-
pointmeLt OF enough liberal peers to in-
cure tic passage OF the veto neaSnre.
II The king accedea, the crlsis will BE-
passed in safety, but II he refuses, the
cabinet will resign Immediately without
even passing hudg' or providing for
the royal salary lis'. This Will force
oe~ elect on on the ia:u, Of the Lords
veto
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-25
Strike Disorders.

b thlsbeu, Pa, Feb. rs, = Sheriff
Person, O! Northampton COUNTY, hss
been sppealed 10 By Burgess Q. L. Pey-
ser', to lake charge Of the local situation
following a riot at the plant OF the B:tt-
lehem Steel COMPANY ,odsy. Conditions
are serious and the state constab1lsEy
may be called into action.
The a!rlke hrs been dormant for soma
time, but today several bu1dred strikers
and sympathizers msrched to lhe plsnt
and cougregsted about the entrances.
AS men who have refused to join The
,trike arrived theS we're inportuued net
to enter the plant, and when they refused
they were sssailed.
Street fighting followed aud many
windows in the plant sad in raeidences
and stores Ia the neIgbborhood were
broken. The strikers attacked trolly
cars loaded with men going to work and
broke the eindows and assaulted men
who persisted 10 tying to go to work.
The fsct til; the entire state coDsti5-
u.sty is on strike tuy in Philadelphia
is believed 10 have emboldened the men
into attacking the workers,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-25
e FRIDAY EVENING. FEB. %, 1910.

The prs5ea. iegislstu,e OF Virginia
has burdened itself With bill providing
TO. tn election of school trustees BY q
y pulsr vote instead of by The councils
of Giles a, at present. The measure has
been tavorably reported by tae commit
tee on schools and colleges. Many men
now school tiu, tess, whose time Is limit
ed doubtless hopo that tie bill will pass,
in ords, that they may cfier some ex-
cuse for laying doHn the duties incident
10 uuremuaeralivs and thanFless pos:-
ton. The bult of sucb, willis willing
to perform thu Isbors OF complimentary
positions, rhen ths same are brought
70 them, will no, cffsr themselves SO
candidates cor tura their littls fingers In
atssmpts to secure votea. Satuld the
legislator disturb t1e present order Of
thiogs, mea wnn have for years nscessa'
rity mai, educational matters a study
wlll We plsc to others sho will enter
the ser7;c, green rs goIrds sud, In
reality. ,uoii., and tie formation OF new
committees riil Do 50 annual proceGllre.
The msa uho ara nov heeriog burdeos
"a schocl trustees are sad6lsd With the
responsibility OF expendiog tatu,s ads OF
dollars annually, together With the yearly
labor OF balancing their accounts Nth
thoss OF ely Gud oouuty trea:u:e s, and
probably esch sud every one OF them
would breath easier when they realize
that there are equally RS good men In
Rome VITO are willing to take their
places. A leVs.-headsi and representa-
tive oltiz.a ai Alexandra who hsd dur.
ipg most ct bis life time been turdened
gith uursmuuers.!v9 positions, ~as de-
feated 10. ta-elec.iou, A year or tHo
later dspu,stioa visited him aud st.
temptsd to ee. him 20 become oEndi.
date fc. be plaza from which be oae
bsen deposed. The Alexs5dslsa told hls
interyieW5rs ths. he believed all good
eitjzsus shouli ct least once 10 their HE
tina offer themselves ss candidates Tor
certain positions which usually go beg
cipg, He had given his time and a.
tan,ior to the dn,Ics Of such, and cor-
sidered thss be had performed his part to
the csmunnity. The gentleman reterred
+, voiced tbs tpluioas OF many others
1hrous hort The state.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-25

PRESIDENT FATS legislative pro
yrsnne hss been subjected to further
pruning By Senator Aldrich. The
statehood bill has been elininated. Al
though this hiss bcea one Of the measures
the pscsideat hss besa clingiug to wit7
the desperation of maa who SCI
svsry.hing being tsksn away from him
and represents a pl:dgs in the parts
platform Senator Aldrich has declared II
cannot Dsss aud tina! settles 1t. Hs does
not consider i, either nacessary or timely.
In addition, he thinks it would probably
result in Increasing the democratic
strength in the Senate and that In the
eyes OF Mr.. Aldr!ch is treason. The
fac! tina. be president hss asked for it-
passage and the: he platform promises
1t apparent ; fail to 6glss 10 Senator
Aldyich's cousi ,eratioa. Tie ellnins.
.ion Of this q essura cuts the presidents
programme down to three bills, the in
serstats eommercs bill, the postal saving
banks bill aud the sn,i.ipju octiou bill
and, as has heretofore stated, there is
now no sbsoiuts certainty tha! any 0,
7ham will pss7. GreA. is Aldrich an3
with him Mr.. Tais is as clay 10 tht
hand, OF the potter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-25

mittee was created By Law which is
sut Jet to construction ty the court. 81
q. req With counsel" be said, "thas one
branch OF the government should net
erctoach upon the other and that Ia why
We ara here. We don't want Congress-
to encrosch on the judiciary by sttsmpt.
log to construe iaR. The Valley Paper
Compauy has some rights under this law
and the court must be the place where
they are to be adjudicsIej. The dignity
OF Congress is not dependent on it,
immunity from law"
Representative Henry D. Olayion, OF
Alabama, who WAS permanent chair
man OF the democratic national COM
vention, has been selected as presiding
officer and toastmaster st the Jefferson
Day banquet to be held 10 this city at
the New Willard on April Is. From
the present demand for tickets, ind!-
cations sre that covers will be laid for
about 700.
Declaring the proposed legislation
too vigorous, the commissioners have
reported adversely on the bill ir the
Huse to prohibit the sale of iutoxics-
ing liquors ia the District OF Columbia.
The cruiser West Virginia on the
Pacific coast, which was reported to be
in UGH condition that the engineer pro-
t,t d against going to sea, has been
pronounced after an inVetiga,ion to be 10
such condition that sbe will bs able to
complete her target practice before soy
repairs are made.
The defeat OF the revolutionary forces
under Ohamorro by Jrias on the 22nd aad
23rd was reported liz dispatches from the
American consul at Nicaragua today.
General Chamorro with General Macis
retrest.d with heavy losses-3O0 OF more,
OF which 100 we're killed on beth sides.
Millions for the improvement OF
Washington are provided 10 bills that
we're recommended to he Senate for
passage by the Senate committee on pub
lie buildings tods7. One OF these is the
Heyburu bill, which propose, that tue
government buy all the property between
Pennsylvania avenue and the Mall, the
park that extends for more than a Iaile
from the Capitol to the Washington
Monument grounds. The "trip OF prop.
erly Ii fourteen blocks long on Pensyl-
vania avenue, one block wide at the east
end and fou; blocks vide at tie west end.
This space Is 10 be added to the Mall
aud become psfk and the site for
future public bulldogs. The bill car
,ies an appropriation of SlO,OOO,O 600 to
cover the expense but the common
opinion is that the cost would be nearly
twice thIt amount. A favorable repor!
was made on the Wetmore bill ap-
pruprIstiog IS, 600, 900 for the purchase
OF fifteen squares lying between The
Capitol grounds and the Union station
and for the construction CT an avenue
$50 feet wide from the station from
Pennsylvania avenue.
Tbs president lodsy sent to the Sea-
ate the nomination OF Robert A. Fol-
miller to be Unit Staes marshal for
The western district OF Vi'gnis, in place
of Brown Allen,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-25
Virginia News.

Three mcmbers OF he Berry family, Of
Augu IL ctua!y, have died ofpneunoDia
aud grip within 8 geek and TWO more are
iii With the "a ne disease.
Rev. Richard ". Trapnell, rector
of Christ Church, Blue6eld, W. Va, has
declined the call reee. t!y extended him
to 81. Tno!hy's church, HerndoD.
Mr.. E R. Holorook, who has served
for many years as deputy clerk IN the
once of bis uncle, Mr.. F. W. Richard.
SOD, CLERK OF Fairfax county Circuit
Court, has been t:udered and accepted
a deputy clerkahip 10 the Corporation
COURT ofNorfolk city. He will leave early
next week to enter upon the duties o.
his new position.
As at,;ed yett .rday Rev, J. B. Haw-
thorne, one of the best knoWn Baptist
uiui;tsTs In tae sort',, died in Richmond
that day from senile debility and paraly.
ala, Sgd seventy three years. H. led
tni.t5 -3ne mem .ro Of his Mobile copgft-
CATION into the Confedsri to srmy at tae
outbreak of the civil var. Alter the wal
he was pstt,r of charges iu Montgomery
and Selma. Ais, Baltimore, LoniaVilie,
New York city, Atlanta snd Richmond
Ensign San u, j E7erstt Clement, U. s
uavy, formerly OF Virginia, and Miss
Agnes Marshall Taliaferro, d. uyhter Oh
". Z. Tallaferro, Of Rspidau, Oalpepsr
county, were married on Wednesday 10
st. Psul's Episcopal Church at Oakland,
GAL, By Rsv. Alexander Allen, au uncle
of tho bride. The msrrsage took place 10
California for the reason that Ensign
Clement was stationed on the Pacific
coast and could not obtain leave OF sb'
sencs to come east. They will spend
their honey moon 10 Japan.
Frank Messick. sged 10, lies at Mount
Clifton, Auzusra county, iu aer'ou
condition as the result of an stack BY
an infurlatsd stallion. Messlck Ma
leading the animal, wien 1t took him In
it, taeta and shook him as dog wtu'd
rat, aud, rearing, lifted blm high 10 the
sir. Not until two young man hsd
knocked the stallion almost senseiesR
WITH an iron rod Gid the animal loosen
bis hold. Tho horse did ospsrs and
walked on his hind feet, with the man
high In the air In bin mouth.
Snow hurries which made ihesr fp'
peerauce 10 Norfolk early yesterday
! afternoon, developed foil fsdgef bllz'
z.rd las. night Snow vas falling heavily
| and gale Of 90 miles an hour from tht
! nor, aess. VAS blowing at Cape Henry
TIE heaviest snow.toim of the seasor
was in progress at Suffolk yesterday
Euow late last nigh: ives s inches deer
| aud was falling steadily, 1t lies On
base OF bail which fell Tor some hsuf
before The snoR began.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-25
News of the Day.

Songs from "OGrmen" and "Eleotra"
sung By Mno. Mssriu in the tip Of the
Metropolitan tower in New York yester-
day we've Conveyed to an Audience TT
Ns~ask, N. j., By means of the nea
DaForest wireless telephone.
Three men Lost their lives yesterday
when the Forpey Hcrsl, at Forney, 20
miles from Dallas, Texss, was desttoyed
by fire. Three stoie buildings, With
STOCKS OF dry goods, groceries and drugs.
were also turned, the loss being 1000.
George @ Wsrd, vice presdcu. and
general manager of the Commercial
Gable Company, auntu :cea that il viaH
q! the public demand fer Increased cable
fac;lt 90 and greater speed fcr tranrrrli;.c-
sion, tie Commercial Osbls Company
sill proceed at oucs e lay SO additloosI
transatlantic cable. This will be the
sixth cable which the Commercial Gable
Company Iill own between Earope and
America.
Mr.. OIsmert Gray ard Henry Crook
were killed aud John Ogden was badly
ipju:ed by 8 bolt OF Lightning at the
home of Mrs Gay, at louisville, Fla,
Wednesday. Mte. Gay wss dying and
Crooks and Ogden had taken light TO
ner hsdside to see Il she we're still alive.
Juit as they bent over her vivid fash
Of lightning killed Mrs. Gray and Crooks
and shocked Ogden 30 badly that he is
la o precarit u, condition.
At 3 meeting OF the Bit sh AssTooom-
ical Association, In London, Wednef-
day, the reca p. was announced of q telf-
gran from Prof, Pidoux, of the Geneva
observat Iry, stating that he had diacor-
cred new comet abou! one degree dis.
tsnt from q slIey's comet, which YVES
travelling many hundreds OF miles Sec
ond faster than the latter. The new
visitor will be known as B 1910.
The Philadelphia Rapid Translt CON-
pany 10 ready to ar5itrste all differences
With their former employees except The
recognition OF The Oar Mons Union.
Strike Leader .. 0. Pratt also fa7ors
arbitration The presence of 200 ssa-
soned 6gt IRA OF the NOR Tied ctustabu-
larry has restored reasonably order In the
ssreets A mob OF The turbuler NIL! die
srict t Kensington siu'ried 10 cover as
soon 8, the mounted state police drew
lhsir re7olYers. President TAFT has given
orders that arTettI nut follow any at
tempt to Interfere vita United States
10 ali care,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-25
No Southern Raise

Cleveland, Feb. a5- The replies ct
the Southern railroads t, the wage de-
mauds of the Brotherhood Ct Railroad
Traipmeu and the Otdar OF Railway
Oondu tors we're opened here yesterday.
The rtfussl OF the rosds 10 meet The
mems terms Rss unsnimtus. This placts
TIE Southern railroad g ration In prsc'-
icallY the came ate as that 10 the errit.
DRY north of tie Chesapeake and the
Ohio and east Of tie Mississippi. It is
nos ce, iaIn TIA! any action ....eeen by the
men tc press their dam snds will be stimuli
taueous in the sisl and south.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-25

SOME ps0pl5io ais Country, animated
by spirit OF extravaganza aud with so
enthus ala tic desire 10 spend money
which cones Gu. Of ito pockets OF the
general lublic, resort to all sorts OF de.
yicas ia order TO csrry out their plans.
The japanese war scare, 1t "on!d saem.
has long siace iu5ued Gu, but, strange
IS it may seem, such mea as former Sec
retsry of tn Treasury Shaw and General
Bell are till carrying thu "yalloW psriP'
among ,hs.s reels snd are going about
the county exhibiting the pictures
Mr.. Shaw i, gu o!ed as ss5iog that war
bstween TIE United States and Japan i.
inevitable, az ths mikado will fight for
tbs supremacy OF ihs Pacific, and Gen.
era! Bal is credited With asserting that
a clash between the two countries is tuve
to come within tbs mex! thirty years.
Secretary Knox doesn't Stem to be
etudying the sigus of The tinss through
the epectscles OF NJ. Shaw nor those
used By General Bell. q says:
.~bere is not the slightest likelihood
Of nne trouble With Japan suy more than
y;.h epy other country w.ta which tas
IIoi:pa S:ssaa his excellent relations o;
friend ,sio. Mr.. Shsw's speech was OBJ.
viausy uttaiCS tus al srsu nens 'ol
sh'p gu 3sidy, aaG wh't Gan. Ball SAID
made no references TO tsonSls 10 the Tar
Est and was qu,ts evidently sn esd:s
nary Argument ior ilcteaH;d sppropria-
eious f,r the army.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-25
Today's Telegraphic News
Nero Quiet Conditions in Philadel-
Di1Ia

pflla.
Philadelphia, Feb. % NO disturb
auces have occurred today t) marx the
seventh day for the street car tt.iEe.
More cars sre being Iul t5dsy than an5
other time since The calling OF .hs strike
and the determined atti u lie of the police
authorities to suppose riotiEg with az
iron hand has prevented tnitler t scks
uitn lhe nor-1nion strikebrebkers.
Ire propsb lily OF q general srike CT
100, 900 ZION men 10 Philede'phis, In
sympathy fuI the street car neD, grows
more remote daily, and there Is no;
thought 10 be much chance that tu:h
action will be taken, especially q. the
present time. The street car man them
selves oppose the huge sympathetic
strike.
Oaly ore di,t7r5nucs had occurred up
to II O'Clock, aId in it policeman was
badly hunt snd number of rioters beat.
go up. This happened ct Sixth street
aid C,unbia avenue. A car on which
o, trolnan George PasIrs WAS riding Sas
eIJuGUs ouc VI to0 usnaAlSp hdOSnS3
Pastte insenslble.
Other policemen and It t, police
charged the crowds. using their long
maces With telling effect, TIE mob broke
before the gsllopiug horses of the stata
police. Oaly one atre.t was made. Tslk
Of general strike Is gradually dying ont
despite the efforts ofsome OF tbs more hot
hepded uuicn leaders to Keep It going.
This afternoon the rapid transit Company
announced that it had resumed pral tically
its usual car service; that it had 4.0c0 men at
work, and that the strike, so far AS the COM
pany is concerned. is broken. The conpany
declared the 1000 men at work are not profe:.
sonal atrike.breab ers, but competent street
car men, who would, under no circumstances,
be dismissed to make way !or returning
strikers
''If this strike is not settled and the state
police are not out Of this city by Monday
there will he something doing" declared
President John j. Murphy, of the Central
Labor MON,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-25
I'd mining yesterday afternoon decided

aud mining yesterday afternoon decided
to report uniaY0rsbly The bill to estsb-
lish unit ID agricu! ural board. The
action OF the committee is regarded IS
slap at the governor, for 1t ls the only
MEASURE pending which he has cham
ploned In any way. The object OF the bill
ia supply to coordios,e all branches CT
agricultural wcrk in Virginia under one
board, beaded ty tie governor.
The joint committee Appointed to con
fsr with officials Ct the Richmond, Frsd.
erIcksburg and Potomac Railroad. vita
regard t, the Surrender of the charter of
tina. road, asked for fur ther time for oor-
sultatiou. 1t WAS granted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-25
KILLED hu Avalanche

Mlssoula, Mont, Feb. 25.In the wake
of al avalanche on the West end OF his
division OF The Puget Sound line, thee
men and one woman srs deed today and
one man is badly Injured. Charles Mel.
400. With three companions, ersw!ed
Gu. unir Jared. Details oil the disaster
reached here today. The victims occu-
pifd a prospec.or's shack. Not train
will psss over the Wet end OF the Misg-
oola d; vision Of the rosd before tonight
Almos, the et ra line fropn Hsughsn 10
Avery, sixty miles spsrt is blocked with
snow, t1e resui. Of series OF svslanch-
"a. Ssytr.i t!airs ere enow bound.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-25
The Strike at 0uadeloupe,

Paris, FEB. %. -Representations mace
today ta The miDIs:er of COLONIES OF the
serious ttrike situation a. GnldeionFe
caused the go7ersmentto cancel its order
for the dispatch of The cruirer Victor
Hugo u The island aud to order iustssd
the sailing of the cruiser Fdant, which
is NOW ct Tsngie', and mech nearer tie
sceues lhsn the Victor Hugo. Four
buudred soldiers are on the Frant sDd
tbe7 will be rushed to Guadeloupe With
all possible speed to eusll the existing
disorder.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-25

Our Virginia exchanges show that
WashiDgton's birthday vas quite gen.
erally observed hrtuybout the slste.
There is one notable EXCEPT 90, how.
ever, and that is Richmond, the cspital
city. The only attention paid to The
day in that city, 30 far ss We read vas
the placing of wreath BY the ladies of
the D. A. r. on the statue of Washing
ton in the Capitol. Richmond! Oh
Richr1ond
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-25

THE sRs5 CT George W. Coleman, The
book-keepsr Of the Nstioual C.ty Bank,
of Cambridge, Mass. vino .absconded With
sl44, 600 OF the banks money, is similar
/, the case Of young man in B,Itimors
,scav tly who I'D Court of Mouts
Ohris.o ex;st:nce until his frail ladder
eollssped, Co!smsn's commercial value
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-25

il seems was SIP week, but he kept u
tomobi!e, and CODED dogs, and cut q
dash In the Bohemian circles OF Boston.
Many tories of Coleman's lsVishness
have been revealed. The woman In the
case is also seid have been uncovered
10 the OF person divorces, who has been
missing siuc COLEMAN disappeared.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-25
Attemptet Suicide

New YORK, Feb. 25.-Oharles B'u.
ton, 80 5eers old, OF 952 Hamilton
s'reet, Washington, D. Oh clerk 10 tie
Treasury Dspsr.nsf t, shot himself al
bio brothers. home, $50 Mseon street,
Brooklyn, at noon todsy. lie may not
recover, No cause is given fo1 bis sc:
tom
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-25
Recovering from a Broken Neck.

Bstlu, Feb. 25.-Desp.te the fsct
.lst q cory B=lcher. Boston dray man,
srcke his neck when he fell from
wagon January 7, be will leave local
hospital a we'll uan Within few dsys.
Histu.e is cocsidered Que OF t1e eos.
remarkable in medical annals. After
bis injury B.lcber lowered for several
week, between life and dest1 Until
few Days ago when be began to improve.
The man grew stronger every DAY ana
sas able 10 take considerable btutlsh.
nen, Ga February 10 TIE physicians
removed the emergency brace from bis
neck,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-25

We do not attempt to give to you repast big
and grand
It's just an excellent Dairy Lunch we plscs
at your command.
There are many who'll eat sandwich to
every one that dimes,
On lobster salad, quail on toast, washed down
with high priced wines
Our coffee is del c!ous ard we give brim.
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If you spend more than twenty.fv cents 8
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