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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-28
Has AFANrmIAR sorND.

A south Carolina representative in
Congress has introduced a bin that IS
Intended 90 put tho bucket shop ope-
rators out OF business and incidentally
make e difficult for the Chicago
Board Of Trade 20 do business under
its present system.
The bin provides chat 70 shall be
unlawful for any person 90 send or
cause % be sent any message Offering
to make or enter into a contract for
the purchase or sale FOR future deliv-
cry 81 wheat. corn or oats without In
tending that such wheat. corn or oats
shall be actually delivered and re-
ceived. or Offering 20 make or entering
into a contract whereby any party
thereto or any party Tor whom or in
whose behalf such contract Sc made
acquires the right or privilege 90 de-
mand I'M the future the acceptance or
delivery OF wheat. corn or oats With
out being thereby obligated 20 accept
or 20 deliver such wheat. corn or oats.
and the transmission of any message
relating 20 any such transaction IS
hereby declared 90 be an Interference
with commerce among the states and
territories and with foreign nations
With thc idea OF preventing any
lodging the bin states that with each
order from a customer dealing in fu-
lures it shah be necessary Tor the per
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-28
ARE THT-r INsANE7

Since uso advent % tho automobile
many forms ~ auto mania" have
been developed. some misguided
mortale bovo been crazy enough 90
mortgage their homes lu order 90 be-
come the proud rossessors or ma
chimes. while others have coutcntcd
themselves with spending all the
money tiaey could rake and scrape to-
Fethor on 'joy rides"
People in an walks ~ 1ire are found
among The "Iuv riders" and men ir
responsible positions have tho same
rerkIcee disregard Tor consequence as
tho clerk who makes p brave showing
ou a sais-v or So per week. Il S. q
Elrc-cuorszh mania
The trsrI vice president OF a Sew
York bans. was arrested the other day
on charge of forging the name OF
the president OF the institution 90 cer-
tfficates u the banks stock and then
using them ss collateral FOR loans.
The defense Is % be insanity. and
ST. proof Of the fact the statement IS
made that the fnsncier was an inces-
sant Joy rider" and spent $500 for
tav.cab hire I'm 1903.
~ Joy railing be proof Of insanity.
o. way out Of trouble is found for
countless thouss1ds or our fellow citi-
gems.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-28
MILLING TO STTTI.E.

When the sugar refineries Or the e7 81
paid the government nearly $4,000. 900
FOR the uuderweighing frauds it was
thought nothing remained but the dis
solution suit. such is not the case.
S7urred on by the knowledge that
Richard Parr received a reward or
100000 FOR uncoverinE the frauds on
the Williamsburg docks. other agents
Of the government have been exceed
iuEly busy.
u now develops that tho govern
meut has been defrauded IN the
drawbacks" II has allowed on syrups.
70 e. even said that drawback
might have been. and probably were.
paid on sawdust or other refuse. for
mcr government inspectors having
been so easily satisfied.
News % the probability Of such
frauds having been committed was
given publicity IN the press dispatches
Few days ago. since the publication
OF these dispatches a hint has been
dropped that the sugar men are will
Ing % settle without further trouble.
/ The amount involved Is several hun
dred thousand dollars.
Under the administration OF Presi-
dent Taft the man who cheats the
government must needs be a fast rum
ner 20 set away with the loot
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-28

-0n making the contract 20 transmit
to the prospective purchaser an affi-
davit stating that he is the owner OF
such wheat. corn or oats that he has
the intention 70 deliver.
For violation OF the act the South
Carolina representative would impose
a fine ranging from 500 to $1,000
and from one month TO six months
imprisonment for each offensc.
Bills carrying somewhat similar
provisions have been introduced in
Congress many time and Oft. but
they have always slumbered I'm the
committee 20 which they have been
referred. There is no reason 90 sup
pose that the measure or the South
Csrolinau win be treated with any
greater degree OF consideration.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-28
A arAKER,s MopEsr PRrcr.

Sir John william Ramsden, who re-
Gently celebrated his s-vcnry-fifth
birthday. f. a wealthy man. who was
prominent IN public life. and who has
recently written a good deal against
the proposed revision % tho land laws
In England. He owns about 150. 900
acres OF land In England. including ths
entire town OF Huddersfield. with the
exception o. one house.
story Is told about the one houss
he does not own In Huddersfleld ont
81 his ancestors was most anxious Z
buy 80. and he offered the owner. q
Quaker. 20 cover the entire ground with
golden sovereigus in exchange for Il.
'Ili do g." said the quaker. provided
that the coins be placed on end"
50 the transfer has never been made
London Chronicie.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-28
Wilson NIrsr ANsMER-

James smith. jr-. former United
States senator from the state .of New
Jersey. and a candidate FOR the same
position in succession TO Kcau. whose
term expires az the close OF the pres
emit Congress. does not propose 20 al
low his light to hc suu6ed out by Dr.
Woodrow Wilson, the Democratic gov
eruor-cioct
Former senator Smith hes issued
statement in reply to the recent attacI,
~ Dr. Wilson and charges the latter
with bearing false witness. The man
ner ln which the accusation is made
leaves no room Tor clubbing or dodg-
ing the issue. An answer must be
made.
Smith tells ~ holding n conference
with the Eovernor-olect in which tho
senatorial succession was discussed.
and says the governor-clect distinctly
stated that 90 would Doe "a disgrace TO
the state Co send such a man as Mar
tine to the Senate" Now that Dr. Will
son has cspoueed tho cause Of MARITIME
Mr. smith naturally wants Co know
why Doe changed his mind.
AR. smith pays attention to the
statement chat hfs Spokesman assured
Dr. Wilson before the election that De
would not br % candidate for senator
. iu case tho Democrats secured control
/ OF the legislature. Declaring that tho
statement IS uuqu7IincaIv false. Air
.a
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-28
COZ JNCkITNC I,ESICNS-

At a meeting of the board or di-
rcct0rs % Tho Uorald-RepubIica
Publishing company yesterday. Colo
mel Daniel - JackluE rendered his
resignation az president OF tho COM
pany and as r. member of ltg board Of
directors. The resignation was ac-
oeptei. and the board expressed ite
regret over tho severance or relations
with ColonG Jactliug. a. well ae tom
derinr him their best wishes both iu-
dividuaIiy and as q board
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-28

south the center has reached was a
point sixteen miles north Of Wood
stock, Va. attained I'm 1870, when the
country had a population OF 4.5OO. 1000.
The heavy gains in population made
BY the big cities more than offset
those made west OF the imaginary line
in the Hoosier state. Il is more than
probable. however, that when the
calculation is finally made the center
will be found 20 have moved farther
southwark than toward the east.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-28
WILL SEE LIE MoRLD.

The young ex-king OF Portugal,
Manuel. who lost his crown but es-
capped with his life, finds that time
hangs heavily on his hands. An ex-
lied king might have any amount Of
run i'm foreign country IL in posses
sion OF sufficient funds 10 make the
mare go. Unfortunately for Manuel,
ne isn't tho posscssor or great wealth
or even enough money to make a
flash.
Someone has come to the rescue OF
the king without crown and after
attending the lectures at oxford and
other ccutcrs OF learning Manuel viii
make a tour OF tho world. He viii
visit Australia. Africa. Canada. the
United States and tho FAR east.
Having seen the world" the poor
young exile viii return TO England and
sit him down Co await the turn OF
events. for he still INDUCES in the be-
lief that he will eventually be re-
called 90 sit ON the throne so long
warmed 10y the Bragsuzas. There arc
mo- signs that such action viii be
taken iu thc near future.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-28

70 viii Doe observed that the Straw
berry valley irrigation project in Utah
IS allowed S2.21O.0OO OF She 100000
600 appropriated by Cougrcs- at the
last session. Nothing is being over
looked hy the delegation ryprr- yutrG
This state at tine national capital
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-28

The Mormon colonies iu Mexico
have not been molcsteJ Another
proof ~ wisdom upon the part OF the
Insurgents
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-28

The Pullman car portcrs OF Chicago
Included in the scale Of wages
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-28

Citizens or Adams county. Ohio.
may be divided into tv" classes
those who sold their votes and those
who didn't Until the grand jury
concludes its work 30 win Doc iwpo--i-
bile Co -tatc which class contains the
-regt.r number
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-28

There seems to De much use for
tho mine rescue cars and oxygen he'll
m-ts recently provided by the gov
rrumolt Coal mine horrors are in-
cr.ssiug every day.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-28

The biologists and Feographers are
IN session. Trot out the dictionaries.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-27

French p~-sous have insp~-f~- re
M seven story ,horouahiy modern
huiAdln8 N Nest Thirfy-Io.sftG s-rses
IN cnfnRryAonr u WI CT VA asa IN.
'A2 ~ yni-s Carlton. forrn~rlN F--nsh
Aunbaasadc- ard whi-h was S-,s-.| - 30
p'irlts m Nc~em6~r. Iega
Wien tke preaideui II tns -ocrsfv.
Ls~isn JOuvSt.d. aud I,s three 81. -.-oT-..-
letis. E1G-ns ban. ~ - G'a7. ed
Henry hap, tAr.d-si !. o. .orR .. "a
'he ofgBnl sassu'- -p-slf.r-t -. So
deFrsndssf @ 'rs.n.EE s~..1Si 90 . -
sszst hons 10 po.E sR-u s.f=tgi.---
sfS~akfug 'Cr Err1-cG 'agRiaAr 20.
psafss t1ss Nj 80 .ear-v -r-Itesst. sL
.; VI j s-e-sE1 'as F-.r-s ~, s~ssdor
Who ~ Ds.l.hs a''eh ~ - ARA
~ha-''Ahi- work d.ra D.. -.-. ~ ssy
indIs~-l EfwaFg lgrx o. &c S19gsD
rpward fiIfd sor tEs pr.rp - . .s.srs-z'ssl
- -,sl. alsd sE a1dli 81 t.gdGo d.
Laissi - Pel@Et LsUa "a fsY-aea q
ic'~'.- wh.~h encouraged 90. dlrscfo.s
- 81 ,st~ad amt sec'f.@ IL ~t0.- . "a
necs@@1Ty - 10, 'sp th.s n-~,i.-si D.. d. ar
a. the rear Il toe hCspta ~ tn@ sise
v~ ned - Ih- soci@tr
40 pHThaps tha b=s' zEd ..i..ass-,
foeahs - N cad The cots az tAgAA- "a.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-27

ssp- srcr1 bsinE drab Printing.
s'.speef welia Ot.hG ab0'li q sess Of
f-.s oOssr whsck Masses IN .ntoEogt
"a ysef~foEs ! hal nsver prns ne
81 '~d sEstuArs "a. q buFsea4us FnslMf
- csrsfsny ssoSdsd. lat ws'sA Ne
WeuAs tkan tl.s liar eHfreulR.
Nr~sdy = has ten glMGngRcd -
- that ] ~ Orf - Washington state
ART s.'-fsp 10 StSfe
E~~p = 0iauk ;..sal : Airs. hisaOo
-, On Ne pteiasiicez ! aaE no. my
awn I8~rsoFl. biIt rneilixz. I was told
h ny 20 ding ne 5ftisr night oD the
Nigh COss 81 LIVING va Democrattc,
pu- ~, ~ accid@nsM.lv worisRd or. :
= wAs No. tay iS'srsbUa.
N--F SLING Esr snG.GesIerf &C Sl;Au-
= q a 80 rosasag s.friySser MrS. biahop
6ptrg p. is~ofs hs- USois tine y
- 'ssgrs~ssJEs' Record aed ,hs ns9
'.-s- SIX haa 20 nd 60 - 70 - in.srssi5ng
?" NO. tas' wprfs.sAE~ss .siy With Der
ss.~sf'.~g a 'Ea--arqi.1 o. or Cpp.
=--s Nr'.vItiea a. her WISE WHO
: 30 Sessass- Nrs. Philip amSwdsn
y. 8 ais 90 'k~ doinus ~ the Eng-
u~t Pa-aasEsL'.
s'v-. B,Shopis r.aAuscgsp'- are a ss.rd
COX "a i'l--sb'e-ciippiEgs from. Tie Rec.
o~s ga@s@s ;: q move o. lsMs COZ nweeed
string Daai wri'f~a inks conasef'na
ans p-D''rss sSpiaaa IONS se the sue
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-27
CENTURY OF FRENCH CHARITY
RAxAAR TO BRING r06RTHER
MANY NOTED PERSONS.
AIt Nee& Festival &C the SsstPepSsltaR
@n-ga usase 20 maiaa Nursps' Truln-
tnG ~eAs0l and . lsome Ger the Ago
Posr Wany Girts Fr~m Ahread.

L. = safe 20 say shat the French Hos
rl,ai uazAar 20 he held az ,h~ Metro
Doiitan Opsra Ho'ise during The wssk og
April will bring toxs:hsr more pVomi-
ueat French p@opls thar ever before we're
got toge,h@r n Ns~ ioTk on a publ
occ.siua. Tie visitors viil include diplo-
mails and others holding GovsrnmoEt
DEAosa artists. scientists. suthnrs fnan-
ctegs medical and business rs"a and q
hraN ur,nber % women. oil 81 whoa are
roe or less we,' kno~r on 10th sides
o. tlns sscsAn
roppias The Int - u l'sle~ JOs-erand.
frsnrA ambassador a, NashinGton. Who
q slated as honorary president n the
oatAar 10 Etienne Lah~l. Coasgl-Gsa-
go ~ Fraucs. vho will act a. prsside1'
nftte kon0FaTv COMMITTEES. asd " Goi-ar
Fr9n-A Fice-Coas1l. wh9 u ere y 80
exaecs,-s committees
Mia Jusssrand = honorary prevalent
% Tho woEnans COMMITTEES and vtil I'VE
side as one % he booths as will Nr,s
tansi. who also will ssrvs a. presideu;
% ths woman's COMMITTEES Nine Goiran
and Nine Henry Gourd. wife u the prssi-
9nnt % the French Chasnber ~ Commerce
WI act 90 the sane committee aud pre-.
sid@af two of the booths
Wnshingioo and New YoEk society -
snlixtinR 20 make the occasion nom
@rWbis financially 90 vel a. soctaliv
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-27

Th.f- NJ 10 '-~a ~osna- - beg ba-sArs
bod frota rfu- 20 'i1,- 70 80 Met-ouar 70
'an Dfe-.. tiugs-.. b,If tass - 1,Ss Rrst gwen
tii.f" r..t.~ fH.' tusFt.a- { to. Fr..Gch
H.ssIv 40. i-.tv ~Nrrh includes TO,
t'rt.'i y -f....tI ...n .. rir - 'r.- Seat
- y.. u..r- ..,rr'.,.,a' .r.a',--, .' N~g
N.rt
~ t. ,.f.. "a. I--.'t - $50 '.r>-a vt,a1
.. ir,lif.,' Ooh 's.-. .F.s-s o.. ...t Cd, .,trs
"a Co.. ss-~ ..I .,i,'i ... .-,,a .I-r IAN
'nF .-.... '.' -.fr.-- ... o,.T.-s-,.i'.sft s'th
fta = r,. .- e.. .,-..'ssa:.- .b - - ,..fY =
c-c-s.-f - l-y - tn, - ..,tv Il man, - .
eve. -r.,r .'a- J-uc Fr"rssh gara~lie, {
s. .'r a.- rEEi.t,-,l u t-sa aiId nous.
- 3D.. - o. ....Hr .. ,.H3'.' .rIr.. st" .
~ ft.lt .t' .,..-.... r.,. .ds-. . .t,.s.uI
N Hr' .... Nt~r New' ri :
Frsus ..'.H.. a,'.. ru---- handful
Thc I.-. o.. % 80 F-.lr4 Eansv,.
i~nt >ts.o5 H..-.' ,s.v - go. ,hsu ~ f..,..
deufIri r-.ru. ~ ;Ia rrEtuIzttt3n
w. ~ou,i. icI - artr.'I' any re-t TAP. -
al F-s-.. ...f.r.Hr-f> inr -alisf s.iLg
We 70 ....f.. ..t."'p 80 twice Tbsr.
~ Do .s--f NJ ...i e"fka~, 10 admin
t.r.. t'..- = ..t-' iDr until rveiv@ wears
isf.,r v--. t... siH; t'~,<s Kept IN Ito
a5.J -iia!t-- z 'ns-.tl1g> r'~D-fad Ia
Ists th- -1s.rty Wa Incorporated :
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-27

H1a smhrwt4sry fsr spsefalsy shsps n Ns-
Yb2n ana o dBumE1mane- aengo n p1flnzlsl-
IA. ms pAmmnsaphia 0sm pmga Ia
rmwulnP rates for sunh wUrk and the WumAr
Bays sxprssaAgp both ways.
nranstng the sampie carnnsntn 20 Ns-
HpTk would BE- -nansA hstssr than amnAing
aham. nue Ie would BE- wise 90 write aAaa1
and Try 20 Ind cut jssat whsn the buyss
IN ghs depaFtmIsme q handmaHiB RMEmeE
wls Be IN eosm kp . Fsaaa tbsy salrs the
vacntisA during ~ summer OF 90 sbros e
In tn InGsrssas % thNsP dsnnrtmsnm. 4
nnkinR ne sngmsats it would DO wise
umls~ shsm % Q slRs and style thaR you rouir
uelahss yauFpslf az dispo~s 20 sonle frIeno
Thta would aaB0 ron fFRm an entire lus-
q yOu did nOt sinccssA In gsstins Oud~rs
In WI have resa .sxsgai arr.
telling about Nos young stEiA have MAJ.
pln nsoney. eysa hsiped " TIE t&nl
s@a. slsa hoy nsIaiss earn msnsyr ] say ssi
mansy bssauss beiisve being able " 80
pAT would insers~s him 10 slmoss anythihs
aka 10 = !: years old and hslpis-.
from his waist down. de wcrrtes becaLss
ssS 60 Sr s .sS as q q y W ssS he ss
" sar aS :: Ss hss ies. isssrsst IN hat he :
ans sssds.f ssa sSnn ., 80 e@" n -Ss ~, ,rs-
porting himself
Tie Nafioeal Pin Monsy League Pepory.
an inxalid boy a. earning o. week D.
Whittling beats. kitea. etc. ~ yeur son.
ewes are good there are q nuulher % tntnEA
he mANht do THAI w0uld bring IN Dsn~v
~ 10 alrsasiy kuyws hsw 20 kniA. Wig no
Iss him try SIX stoelimRss Hand kni
suorkhnss arc IN dennmnd whan thsy arr
perfectlv doas and the oelors suit
An Invalid girl IN vsrfnoms mAkfs Q snRg
amount % pm money oy w~&xthg rugs
" tosk hsr sSme time 60 bs~rn. bae sns .
fonA 90 thP were and tusns 0us somas ~sr-
presty pasasrns. Ter Tuan asai weai anoux
summer visitors. wbo buy and slss szss her
esdsrs
Thefs d anefher invalia who mnknn .
good TlginR by raasinw bs8sniaa Shs b q
youpx w0mMm new THOUGH when shs buwnn
she wss quite 20 young % your son- 80
Moves abont 90 eTueetsBs o. In . reHsr
chair
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-27

y s.n IAe DsotaSr sn&, HUsssMr Gassfss
The Empsror ~ Gevmauy his always
.,-.f~Fe him the follow ma rules wts@n ~
tirC "a his desk in his workrQpm:
- strong IN pain
- st,h for anything that v unaatasnabas
r. rsgtkiess a
Ne coNfcn: wirh the dag a. ~ B~ss
TOR ale coed IN eveeythlnR -
Rssoice In unrs.Bs SnA nsop,s and faks
thsrn - taey are ~
FSr shsnsana bstasr hoarS ecussas ysur.
se's with ere th&s - heaufifuL
Give IRON your lseaTx and mad Always
- be-s. Svpa " y@u 10 Aoe rsrnlse thAqta
We whe can .esTn and prastiss thia h indewi
happy frse' and Drossd one Ata life uf
Always - he&E tifsHi. We who T. misfrtaaf
ius wrouss Oti'er~ and harus himself
]; % osfr duty to belbsve every enc 70 -
good 80 org "a We hsse not thshprDof %
Re cO--FErv. enc vernf y - Iaran ana 10
ourselves 90 small has evsryshene ganIses
rev0Ns aro-nd A.. FsIf
~ sOu,e,hnz dssnA4e~ ~. hnrtsk -. sAe
can tel g thar = npi ascss>aFy ~ ths wei.
fars Of eF~afions - -
In everything on this Void vAsshss
Of tho almighty Gn% an Ens~inr C'ssator.
We l1ssls psOp's OHH nrk TIE reason %
e0ul1FHkeud d. -
&c everything -. 80 "a has 60 hsesa thls
World. and hSwsver "a may Ne. mApuid
always seem Sod - thu sniRd of ths
creatuFe.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-27
ONE MINUTE wKRsx.sss.
Twsls @mm's Ts3lnsa we@ Can Put u
Purannaa Gaaalea N TAMa Tiass.

Pursnnsa GsaeIea IN TAMa Tisnss.
There b no oshsr oountFT villa q srninmd
squad Of men possssBed % appaEaeR
which can be- tnksn from q wamDn. GO 90
and pue in operation. eapabls of ssndlnwa
wireless message twenty 1--we milRs end
occupying one minute and eight aeo@ntls
only from the time % command 'Mnm
opsn saaaiOnl' % the flrst balzm a. de wiFSA
lsss wave prod1cing spark.' @ays FUpnf~
EecAaRtcs.
There 10 more 90 opaain9 . wirsisss
station than hsulinG the apparaens frum
this wa@0n. IL mmmne @EeDalnM uaAst
forty fssf high. spre3d4nG for 10 feef
sscK four stranded wires Which psvforR
tho doubls purpese OF hosE1fng no 10
mast and ef ssrvinx ss ths eaenan~ % I'm
wirsieas 80, spr@ading anoe1@r smaller 90
% insulated wire &C tho base Of tho mass
for a ground and cnnnscfing tho IN
srrsrnnenfs and the sourue Of power.
sWhsn ths frss portable wiretsns was
made In this country . tsw years aGo
6xfy foot mast was Required. DEMAND
ing q complicascd system Of guys. a rrou.
blesotss gronDd and several hundred
feee radius Of char space for tho eviction
Of the seafion The writer vel rem~m
hers ssstng " first tests o. ereg,tpG this
MAST 80 Fors Nyer Virginia. and thinAinE
shat husailS fOroe would hnvS llftk
sroasle lndlng time % dsgnolieb W'Rch IN
asef1r dziging the shree-qlartanp ~ m
hour q toSk 90 get Il in WORKING order
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-27

Jrzan.sA' oGs r~n-~~su,ing more thar
49, -eapssnd Hswsiiaa vomsa ssaS q
'Ao-GsaH "a ~ HawaiiAa dsssga-s n
1ngrss= ASKING ms suppOr- for Jas cause
- = .rsaa s-;5ra9e
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-27

thSir training N san Prsncisco have ttnss
leGIa woFh IN Pskin - central OnegmtorA
IN the rsneGtiy established tehsphonS
system SsibsrTSbsgs whsn ringing for
. number addrNss these Giria by such
iltis~ - Lily % the Air- OF Tue Butterfly
That Talks
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-27

On sss 'r SsSss N K: s sssssss
wTttten aBUut tived near New Work
ana dl4 asgi9g for q eggs shop IN that
for . weFNn living u wes. yEGlnaq 70 SD
a,sob Workt wogild ehs diatamcs ~ shipplaE
sosi1 10 sav ckancs Of s.ssass. Il sss,i'i
make some anrmgnfg gbowinR mr. w0rk
and gSnd thqra 70 reliable sA~ps. OF might
msr b&n railroad rates are chempnr.
TberA - q woman In Te1nassDe Who mmkmn
bsby cie<Aas fer . dsDaEsmsnf store n
NSw Tork. Her ham6 wog& b eMcspfsunally
ahe and che rspogis that hey Mivs her a.
much work ~ ahs eNn %. TNey say a
iFtis lee foy earh anEnsent than they world
t4r
II middle GeorHla thxge are ghras aau6nrs
no aarD thstr livtnR matlna tFlsh cronAns
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-27

The wosea % Nebraska are relOsslna
over tue rSreat decisiOn Of the seats
Suprsuae Court which gives wosaen who
vote a. school elections the riahe 70 vote
on tbs Question: % schosl disfftct bonds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-27

Mrs Clara 7 Guild. dean of ths Tucksg-
man SchOol. Vas the g,lsst II hoaor AZ q
rsnenf ms~tiuG u the Womsn's MSniss 90 a I
C1nfer%nce h~id ~ tho honse Of Mr. Anna
MAy Peabody IN Bosi ca. Mrs. Julia NaFVi
Howe ~ the president - the conf@rsncs
but not ICING ADss 20 attend the Rev
Ada a Bowtos called tho uasssinR 20 order
The Rev Mary L. fe@ssst rad . paper
On The Vains % WonDsn IN the MINISTRY"
Rev AdsAstde A. Clafin II Cambridge
che Rev Lillian = Holmes. the Rev
y. ". y ssnifh % beverly the Rev Annie
Peabody BAILEY the Rev Etixa " Abboss
81 MsbFase and other EBsmbsrs ~ IA .
Nnnfaea0nA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-27

Lazy AaiT 1aohsanals. wsts of tbs
senior nsmbsP of tlas 0ovsrRoris Council.
- aiA 20 - The nsevinG spdrss % TIE
WoDenn Cub a. Poona. Lndi1. Ae q
rsssma axhE6ittSn 81 womam's work IN tho
cluhrnuuns Ane nInd9 a ap1@ch m defence
sf tlus wOmsn % lndin and tiesir dtTnNtis-
faction with present day condltiOna
$40 hid tlsaG this ai1naGtal1ottnA Uaa noe
mowsmsent iscsudlnH ev~gy e3v1fsnd ~
ainn
The Washington herald., 1910-02-11
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White House-0pen 10 a. n. u p. ID.
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State. War and Navy Departments-Opsn a N.
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