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The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-09-15
MARTINSBURG.

Alter an absence of two weeks,
Rev. Geo. II. Carter occupied his pull
pit Sunday.
MIS-. Sarah B. Holmes and daucht-
er Halle, Of Baltimore. were guests
of Mrs. Cuisine Smith. Sunday.
The infant baby of Mrs. Louise
Rldeout was buried Thursday.
Mrs. Martha Lee and ]. Frank
Briscoe and Fred r. Kramer, left Sun
day morning to attend the B. Nj. G..
at Baltimore.
Rev, c. G. Trigg, Of Shepherds
town, was q guest Of DR.. Samuel
Grey one day last week.
Miss Laudonia Briscoe. after spen-
ding month with her parents, re-
turned to Washington. Monday.
Fl. w. Hopewell, barber at the
Hotel Berkeley, will leave for Balti-
more Wednesday night.
Mrs. Wayne Hutton left Sunday
night for a visit to her parents in
Baltimore.
Rev. r. r. Thompson, of Charles
Town. again occupied the pulpit at
Dudley F. B. church Sunday.
DR.. Samuel Grey was a profess
sional visitor to Harpers Ferry Mon
day.
Chas. S. Artar. Of Harpers' Ferry
was visitor here Monday.
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THE NATIONAL RELIGIOUS
TRAINING SCHOOL, DUR
HAM -

offers an unusually strong course for
young men who are preparing to en-
ter the Christian Ministry. There is
always an inviting field for the train
ed minister.
Lectures by distinguished men VIII
be delivered throughout the entire
course. 1t will be thorough in every
particular. 1t will seek to combine
the cardinal principles of religion
and work.
One Hundred young men are de-
sired to enter this particular Depart
ment.
The regular school ;crm opens
October -, 1910.
All applications for admission mus.
he made by September Is, 1910.
For further information alIress,
The President,
National Religious Train-
ing School, Durham,
North Carolina.
-23-3m
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PYTHIANS MAY SECEDE.
Dissatisfaction Among New York
Pythian May Secede.

New York, Sept. S-War has brOk-
en- out here among the Lodges Of the
knights Of PythiaS.
1t seems that Roscoe Conklin Sim
mons, who was removed from the Of
flee Of Grand Chancellor of New
York, for alleged shortcomings has
been trying to regain his position.
He is backed in this, it is stated, by
the Supreme Chancellor of the Order
5. w. Green, Of New Orleans.
Arrayed against Mr.. Simmons are
his successor, Grand Chancellor Lee
Crawford, and a number of strong
supporters. Representatives from
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street, to he used as a st. Luke

street, to be used as st Luke
Home. Is Ideally located and is
admirably adapted to the purposes
Tor which 1t is to be used. The
purchase price was $4,000, and the
property is looked upon as a bargain
when it is considered that there is Il
frontage OF SIS feet on L. street. a
prominent thoroughfare that is rapid
" developing into a business street,
and in the near future the Order will
I have an opportunity to convert this
side OF the building into three rooms
Tor business purposes at Il goOdlv
rental. Among the many plans dis
cussed, and which will eventually be-
come reality, is the Establishment
here of branch OF the St. Luke'S
Bank, the headquarters Of which are
at Richmond Va. Within the
structure are ample accomm odatiOns
for the lodge meetings, directors
conferences and Offices for the deputy
and secretaries Notwithstanding
the prospective growth of the Order.
the new home promises to be AIDE
Quate for the needs of the body for
several years, after which longer
step may be taken toward a great
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-09-15
SAVED n SOLDIERS LIFE.

Facing death from shot and shell
in the civil war was more agreeable
to J. A. Stone. Of Kemp, Tex, than
facing it from what doctors said was
consumption. Il contracted a stub
born cold" he writes, that develop
ed a cough, that stuck to me in spite
Of all remedies for years My weight
ran down to 1870 pounds. Then I
began to use Dr.. Kings New Dis
coye2y. which completely cured me.
now weigh IFS pounds" For
Coughs. Colds, l. Grippe, Asthma,
Hemorrhage, Hoarseness, Group,
Whooping Cough and lung trouble,
its supreme, soc, $780, Trial bot
tie free. Guaranteed by all drug
giStS.
9-1-5t
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/ Nola, are guests Of parents Mr.. ami
Mrs Andv Sm I'M = =,

Nola, are guests Of paIsAts Mr.. ana
Mrs. Andy Smith. x :
The Misses Giles. Of Brosia, who
have been guests of Misses Marie and
Virginia Lincoln, left for their home
Monday.
The Teddy Bears asked for a
game with the Charleston Clippers
FOR Sept. II. On account Of come
previous arrangement the Clippers
could not come but sent picked
team of star players. A large crowd
was in attendance but interest was
lost before the game was half over
as the Stars soon proved to be no
match for the Bears. The Bears ran
in Ia scores. The Stars scored 3.
Miss Julia Smith, who has been
visiting in Washington, D. c., for the
past two months. came home Tues
day. Miss Smith expects to take the
Senior Normal course at Institute
this winter.
Chas. Bell received a very painful
Spraln FRIDAY.
John Henderson spent Sunday in
Gallipolis the guest of Miss Elnor
Hill.
Miss Hazel Williams, Of Jackson,
who as-been visiting relatives in
Parkersburg for the past three weeks
arrived here Wednesday to spend a
few weeks with relatives and friends.
Sam Craig left for Chilic ,tne
Monday where he has position.
Mrs. George Hall and Miss Nellie
Stribling, Of Charleston, were in
town few hours Sunday, guests of
Mrs. Joseph Jordan.
Braddie Buckenham, George Hare
and Tom Hubbard spent last week in
town attending the county fair.
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day from GAINESVILLE, where she has

day from GAINESVILLE, where she has
been visiting for ten days.
Miss Beulah Draper has arrived in
the city after summers vacation.
Miss Mabel Williams left Monday
for Columbus, o.
Will Cousins Was In the city Satur-
day enroute to Baltimore, Md.
Mrs Jackson, of Pittsburg, is the
guest Of Miss Brown on Gould Ave.
Mrs. j. w. Shellcroft has been
quiet i'll but she is now improving.
School opened Monday with an en-
rolment of 121.
Mrs. Ella Robinson and daughter
Pearl returned from Charleston Sun
day accompanied by Mrs. Lulu
Woods.
John Jackson and Mrs. NJ. Butler
went to Huntington Sunday.
Miss Eliza Colston, who has been
i'll for quite awhile, is improving
SLOWLY
Misses Lillian and Sarah Lewis
lcil laSt week Tor: COnceVertC where
they will join their father Rev. S. A.
Lewis.
MIR. and Mrs. James Lacey have
gone to housekeeping in their home
on Fourteenth st.
MIR. Fitzgerald has about finished
rem odeiing their house; he will have
a very beautiful home when it is
finished.
Harry Lakewood, assistant princi-
pal Of Sumner school, arrived I'm the
city last week.
The many friends of Mrs. Sib
Smith will regret to know that she
was taken to the hospital where she
will undergo an operation.
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RED STAR.

Rev. G. d. Nickens, of Mcdonald,
was down on business Monday.
DR.. S. A. Washington went to
Laurel Creek Thursday on business.
School opened at w. Va. Seminary
and College Monday.
Mrs. NJ. e. Davis opened school
Monday.
Rev. u. G. Hunter flied his rcgu-
lar appointment here Sunday and
haptised two candidates.
Mrs. Mamie l.. A. White went to
Sun, Sunday to open school Monday
She was accompanied by her sister
Miss Ida Alexander and Messrs. B
BraXton and Hurbert Banks.
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pr. PLEASANT.

Misses Lena NOVEL;, OF Cleveland,
Blanch Allen, of Corsicana, Texas,
and Samuel Lewis, Of Middleport
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Bell, Thursday OF last week.
The Ladies Aid of NJ. f. church.
met. with Mrs. Thomas Davis Mon
day evening. =.
Mrs. Clara Payne and son. Chas.
A. and daughter, Mrs. Smith left fer
their home in Pa, Saturday evening
after spending a week here as
guests Of friends.
Mrs. VIM. Holmes and daughter
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HOW GOOD NEWS SPREADS.

II am 70 years old and travel most
of the time" writes B. F. Tolson, of
Eliza hethtown, Ky. Everywhere
go | recommend Electric Bitters, be-
cause | owe my excellent health and
vitality to them. They effect a cure
everytime.' They never fail to tone
the stomach, regulate the kidneys and
bowels, stimulate the liver, invigo-
rate the nerves and purify the blood.
They work wonders for weak, run
down men and women, restoring
strength, vigor and health that's %
daily JOY. Only soc. Satisfaction is
positively guaranteed by all drug
gists.
0-1-It
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Notice
Extraordinary
New Orleans, La

New Orleans, La
To all Raptlsts and Friends
The II h i 7 t i e t h Annual
Session of the N A TION A l.
BAPTIST CONVENTION will
be held with the Baptists of this
city, in the WASHINGTON
ARTILLERY HALL, Saint
Charles Street, and our WO-
MANS AUXILIARY in the
Austerletz Street Church, Sept.
1921, 1910. Every arrange
ment is being made for the
comfort of the delegates and
friends. If you are coming,
send us YOUR NAME AND
ADDRESS at once, SO we may
secure you a good home and
N OF FY Y O. before you
LEAVE YOUR HOME.
Reception Committee:
Rev r. ID. SIMMS, Chr.
Rer. 4. HUBBS, Sec.
2605 Louisiana Are.
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PARkERSBURG.

Miss Mae Giles left last week for
Pittsburg. Pa, where she went to
learn millinery.
Vert Jones returned Saturday to
Resume his duties at summer school.
MIR. Jones has charge of the business
department.
Mrs. Jas. Colson returned Tues
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A WORD WITH OUR FRIENDS

A WORD WITH OUR FRIENDS.
We have just opened a nrst-class
ice cream parlor at the Peoples Gro
Gerry store in the K. Of P. Building,
where you will receive the very best
OF service. Our cream is the best
IN the land, guaranteed to please you,
Hours for Sunday: p. m. to II
p. m. We will be open every night
during the week
w. II. Parker. Manager.
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sagarity to perform theh duty in the
way It szSnsssE- be rtop& and slDisEdld
results may be expected TO flow out
Of their consecrated activities.

The Independent Order Of Good
Samarita!S will hold it's grand
lodge III Alexandria, beginning on
the Goth. Delegates from every
section OF the country will be in at
tendance. Many of them will make
their headquarters in Washington
during the sitting of the grand lodge.
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fourteen lodges are talking seriously
OF seeding to the other wing of the
order, now headed by Supreme Chan
cellor w. Ashbie Hawkins of Balti-
more.
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RETURNING

Excursion tickets will be good returning ONLY on
special train leaving Columbus, o., at 700 D. m Sun
day. October End, 1910
10 not miss this opportunity of visiting the Capital
cry OF Ohio with population of 2OO 900; with it's beau
tisui drives bouevards and imposing State Buildings
The city never looks beautiful as it does in Aut-
umn.
- visit the numerous State Institutions with their
beautiful grounds and magnificent structures
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spinet accompaniment. In fact uahora
IN No opera, young giTi who II violihiat
IN me orchestra and who cheriehos q
secret affection Tor tho composer ainging
uluminod by the rays % the setting
sun. The melody 10 quantity tender
ana tho fiction. a. prelude, cTOatos an
atmosphere admirably suited 10 the puF-
poses Of tho tale. This aud he oonclnd-
ma ao"ne, full Of romantioaily German
continent 'Stimmung' a. thoy sAy horo
-arO The hAppiost moments during the
Two acts, and between them No arc told
the story u the composers love for a
coquettah prima donna Who nirls With
me AluSikant' a. long aa u serves
hor interests and who finally Olopos
with a noble swain. leaving the poor song
writer 20 b oonsoled By ne German
maiden. who has adored him In silence
All along and who restores % him HE
iaith IN himself and In HE miaaiOn ~
tone poet
OF course the pgimA donna may he
taken ~ typical Of an that waa mere.
trioious in Italian art toward the clooo q
the eighteenth century, and her alra and
ments mot Forgetting an endlos trim that
vss possibly suRFsstsd BY the specially
q ono Of the viennsas stars og tho present
day. are duly held up 70 ridiculo. An
Incorporate old hassOon player and ono
OF two more bibuloua types are drawn
To the German taste, furnishing the
comedy element % much Appreciates
In this part Of the world. A symposium
a. night before tho villaTs tavern with
not little humor and plenty q animation
but In its Illustration Of herman sonti-
meni end Tenderness the score Il a. its
best.
Bitineg's talent lies not 90 much IN any
special gift Of original inspiration o. even
IN any invVntivenaaa of new orchestral
devices. HiA musical ideas are . bit
short Of breath and the hOw Of melody
u continually Interrupted. None the lens
he makes good HE claims 20 reputation
Tor solid accomplishment and an exoelleut
appreciation q the musioal coloRu he
needs 70 fsii In his picture.
IL would not do 20 inquire too carefully
into what the impression might Be which
the now work would have created with
out the excellent representation h found.
without the artissR, Who one and IN were
etng1larly well adapted 20 their roles,
without the rarely beautiful gtA8e pio-
lures. and above al without the careful
preparation and supervision Of Herr
Bruno Walter. q conductor Who "a begin
ming 10 make a name Tor himself In the
musical world. He Il still q young man.
but Il already acknowledged 70 BE- nov
the best oparatic conductor In Vienna
and In the concert fsld has won unstintsd
praiae on both occasions when he recently
Visited London. II he cOntiLuea on tho
lines thus far followed he u likely 20
attain that international reputation that
IL the password TO an enRagoment In
America W. voN SAcma.
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4 FRIEND OF KINGS.
SIR Ernest Cnsscl. Once . POSF Boy. New
EnteFtnins Royalty.


Sir Ernest Cassss. oas q Eia5 EawEFd's
hosts AZ BiaFritz. has had . carver full Of
romance. the romAnos Of the sslf-mado
man. u seems like a fairy tale that the
unknown lad OF TIE 'JOs should now b
tbs frioaA ard sosa-sllcs % tAs ElsS q
England and tho German Emperor.
II is rumorsd that no 10 one Of the cir
men who move In the mysterious back
r-ound of the Governments Of England.
avs the 0eniisW man. He has beon tho
buiidsF Of HE own fortune. Money haa
Grown under hia hands. and hanks and
niiWavs have made his vast riches.
One Of the most dramatic mOmantg IN
his career was n BOsr var Incident 1he
Rrifiah Government stood IN ned Of q
hir aim at short notics. 70 Wla 0btalnad
~ giT Frnast In three hours. Lack seems
not 10 attend him 90 the turf, although be
on~e won the Two Thousand.
Much has been Writt8n on Brook Houso.
his PARK lane rpEidence. but there has
besn rcant mention % the Turkish baths
which occupy part AZ the ground ioor.
nor % the marvellous range 81 Ellchen1.
There arB alH q these. with marble lonfl
and uaila. and they include pastry rtch-
enc. drilling. ruagfing and boiling Hten-
ems. q vugFtlils Kitchen @nd . room iuF
lrIIli add auwolH.
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Tr,S.,. ss Rsspset 70 the Aa@lsIsirstis
CsW.
Noss. Moolsy. ths iavOsits Gov Of ne VIII
u1sa. h dead 10 Washingtnn-
Dear Msolsy's dead. mat perfect Gov.
Thry ns'sr ahAli sss her more.
shsa gons - join her kindred hoW
Upoa he other shore.
mar fur Wss ssia aaa me ~ SiIh.
Her tai was IN . braid.
me aluays rave large pals Of milz
And never kicked ghe maid.
Her modest merit YES . prize
Hsr frtsnds considered iams.
And though shs wasn't much Tor sire
sns got theFs Just ne sane
Hsr uslrhboru shs did not abuse.
IVES SsciAsls and uics.
And nsvsr never did reuse
Her mlIk ~ any price.
H,y virtues. nd srom pubic gsSs
shs az not bring 20 vtsw.
But nlghland moFuing she would grafs
In baek lots kissed BY dec.
To DAY. dssr Msoisy Il 81 rest
Nor fsars mizfnRtune'a frpun-
And thouEh ne rhosi she did i've ~.
Hsr mlla she did give dswn.
mus ~ her ME me proved - ~
And everybody hoN
u aoosat seed . 10 81 fusa
" ~ perfect coz.
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ne TsaeAsaaAS
Joha Hedges san . elansn
OF ersdlt and Fungwaf
Ons ef tAa lsading business men
And eanksrp of ~ ,oWn-
whan Aoava enalnssa re Wns done
Ne maas gooS worm NJ oare
Eaeasmed Waa he " even 0ne.
And 20 they maaa him Mayer.
Iohn Hodges and hls hslpmssa disA.
And beng childlsaa vtllcd
Thair Eooas aad ggld and acre. vide
An ogphaAAes 70 buiid.
sin Nussias VS. . resident
OF MS aans citT 30.
FER such hard vork 10 he'd 10 bent
A. cane ne WaS 10 Dc.
Bat MFs. nluggins tsilsd vim Vim
Prem moEnlng undi night
To fssd and oleths ne haas 81 Slm
Wa ssmsshing Of nghI
Shs dlea. uorn out-ssms Womsn Dc.
Neat Sm 80 quit his slage
And IafI Aosaa ehildrsA 70
Ths Hedges orphanAge.
An pruiss ana hoaoE unsS Sm.
rFus plliAr u ne StAiai
No rectal suicide for himi
LstN Hedges e1esFa,e'
MAUEiCu MOuHfA
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TIE CSsa - Livans.
Fnssi ~ Ss1lsFslils JSBFHai.
Win pricsl always iialng
In A manner meat surprising
4, c.,,s a. nucN 70 I'VE Just nov that every ons
TRa meme Of c0nvefsanon
Thraughsue via mighty nanon
4. "a cav IA uklon ths 0utgo now youT slender
Income strains
There's NOBODY gsfuung
me aasarelon o. diapuun9
-, o. 1900 csat ~ hvtnT n ssogbiinntiy
I'D vsa. Whats'er thsy laak ~
Ne nv whaae'er tAsT aaA ~.
~. n. sStts@ wat Il osst5 y Evs. s0bSdy waats
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Groa ~ CafAalls Sien1ase 80 ftstea
psv aay ga waa hess 100 90 johs
Al noaa fun q oeempiA tolM
Aansta ondrn1tan.
I sugva raad u'efa zen hees boeH'
4 NV So a. wny BE iouN-
/ oalY fnog - Man:
Az ezra time ~ p4na4 ~
~ shNw y ne - tlnd4 eye
- baauHful 70 nNa;
ESI assIe ~ .! soa,e. 70 p.fS go T.,
~ nsSva laugh 80 Ne.
An dsy Aatsag b sniy iohs
Al HasEn Ton Weaeh aaampla foia
- nsbhe -. oeT Va
"a mrhhs - daY 20 eou4 go
FeS naaaha nweets c1arity
Fns Hulia from heea eye.
Az - al ~ eal goa en- change
Pgr inufaor lan1 DAT lee1A Strange
70 hsam a. esa can ~
I ca bayheve deT dere ere do
70 huuA, pggr taaassI, - ! ~
IA paug.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-01


Frou ~ assiaaSa sisr.
Wbsn shadow dark have made ne uoria secm
droary aqd moao.enonA
And SvSrythlng enospt ths sky a blue.
We laser that the frieaaa we usea 70 AaeN NV
al iorEotton ~ -.
And saany days nave al besa Eettea thfs1g \.
We think that W have reached a polnt uhere even
4. ,esres whsre oomFadsship uas saes - free
Thsn We get q aaiuAuoa IRON ths1 pt'ee ~
The Tssis We ls singing 10 me tree.
"A. ,,,l. A t,uaty saogy OF . milaoa welcome
Nm. s@Ts a ,oan and bsauufy be seag.
The ghosu u inWoapecuon suns away vs. tA-h'
indulsiiort 49,. 49,. 49,.
A h01ts 81 summer gunahiaa uoop elolg
IL tsEr. me stag from every petty bnman
animOsiy
slres astuTe. iuai as kind - .hs car b,
IA teatiefing Der treasures wa seea MAJ"
Tours snd iof ne robin In ire tree.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-01

NE M1En4
Il u founded On ne esna
10 = Fnoasa ~ hailFa'a hAnd'
70 h beauad ~ laws siernai
Ana ~ piIlaFs dsathlsss stand.
Yet he anus wUuld perSuads "
whan ~ World % walls Wa note
10 Wuald uhstief - bubbis
10 ne uomen had q vote.
Povarty thahss nstiis FaftaFA
nFudah "a destroys % Rol
NoT IN wlms. paln. sin asr heartaohe
Make u crumbla o. ne 49,
vut ths hnds you'd perssads ua
It's fraGils nitis o0ts
nat Wouid tappis into aasma
~ ne Wsmgn had q V1ta.
McIaEBsUnaa Wuaou.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-01

EUTtolNAN EHAyNNs
M oumet weil hes ehausn.
Ths uma d uppufmua.
nn b. chanoe DECIDED
10 virii 90 n funa.
OF q tnsuie1go pruiound % eliquei1s
-Tuuule tagI q painful inrti
Twuu,1 10 mu1t dinrelpeuriui
wa TtTnHTin % crua harf.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-01

TAFss tasks Lave -, ne ere he Weni AWaS.
Ana thoagh hs ahould return Dor 500 nos ~
vet must learn his leassns day ~ day'
Thess lAres: 70 dream. u surfer. and 70 wait
cHAaLOrrH BRcEEn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-01

Poksr. HR.oavss nnas tAaehs hes out tour
cards d fFaat Of 40. shil9 y o. =. ~ has IA.
"a eannot draw H. bat ~ dealer must % 20
vh~n his attsausn n ealed 10 Ne egEoE. his-
,akrs made by ths dealsr must ~ oorsecled b
ths dealer, nos ~ ~ piagerA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-01

P.WR ssyss Two 9ea n.ys eens n asg .
Tsl~sS n arnln a Ghs sane tine calalg C'n ntt1n.
tian - ~ flCt saat - q sty I've cnlpa. Q aayI
hs did nsa kngg . was r.lssd cd uin not COM
IN Can b tnha hla moacI aoWnf
No. Moaey oaos n ne POI says mere unu
-om. Q shsuhd pay closer nteendon . ths rnma
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-01

van Ven haadly stats uhsthNr -lauIieg- h
wtiSrrrse nnam -Maud M1iiag~ y pTunouncud
s1,--isr[ 81 WhsthsP ne erst synabis 3 20
,5ancsd uks -cTuII- n -cruaN"f NV
Whan ne guuadun uas pc - Whltasf n per.
an b arid nat ~ latter pEg1ulciadoa was ne
enc hs he'd il hil eaG.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-01

:. 3 :ss 6 ~. 5. S IN %. ian 4 =:
Nos Il any OShss plsyW has passsa 0ui n ms
/ umaamnr5m.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-01

ERHaays: ons q A. caEds n iacod b %
aaal, bui ~ turns u dogl ano acooQes ~ Thc
90 ulavaT qhsnrgga nat larP are holh hfn1s
80 ohlsCia % A'a laklng mem, a ben tonf Whrn
b u not % dsal ~ ~ dFau ~ en- iaho ~ ~
49, enrfH ~ wants -.
NJ wrdag. tftgo cards ere f1osd N % drni
n uakas miudsai ~ n md lhs oams dsalsF must
daal aanln-
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OuEsrIONs ANR ANsKERs.

ne uus &c ne bsgE inquired ar " :. .. ssSt.
. -Oae hun9re9 feafa Aeo,- had u lor
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