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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-16
DENIES AMBITION
TO ENTER HOUSE

ANDOVER- Mass, Jan 1G.-John y.
Cole. former speaker Of the AIassachu-
sets House OF Representatives denied
that he viii move To- Gloucester and
run for Congress against Representa-
Cole SAYS
Washington dispatches To the ef-
feet that ] VIII move 10 Gloucester to
become n candidate for Congress in the
Sixth Congressional District are untrue
Ny opposition TO the present Congress
man VIII take an entirely different form
than alonE the lines OF any personal in
rereStS-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-16
NAVAL MACHINISTS-
MAY LEAVE SHOPS

NEWPORT, r. T.. Jan. 1S.-There Is
much dissatisfaction among the machi1-
lists employed al the naval torpedo sta
ton over the wage schedule just post
ed. as they had confidently expected an
Increase
Many OF the skilled mer who in
tended 10 become permanent residents
are talking N leaving, as business IS
good in their trades. and many con
Germs are offerinE Inducements TO com
petenI mechanics About go men are
employed at the station
Flowers Are Essential
70 the success or all social functions
Consult Guide. PA F St-Advt
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-16
Special Notices.

WILMER L @ ZEN DESIRES TO
announce that h. has severed his con-
necGons with TIE former Posf0u-Green
Co and is now with the W L Green
Advertising Agency, Munsey Building.
where he viii be pleased TO see Is
friends and clients 1t
LADIES' SUITS SECURED AND
Pressed 81 . Cents Suits Secured and
Pressed, soc Work called for and de-
livereG- LOUIS DINOW IT.. 1u9 81
y w 5a14l6.I9
ANNOUNCEMENT
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
OF and after this date Edward F1ov
CdVeTly VIII represent z + Hutton 4.
Co as manager Of their washington
branch office Thomas L Hume having
Withdrawn from the joint management
70 continue the local Stock Exchange
business on his own account at 1901 i
street northwest
January Is. 1910. ja15-l0t
WE SCREEN ALL OUR COAL BE-
foIe oelyery- 4 strong point in our
IaEor when you contemplate placing an
order r J & n c. GRACE, 4th q z
streets n Z TelerhOue. Lincoln 233
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Stockholders Of the American Security
anC Trust Company VIII be held a. frs
office. on the northwest corner OF Penn
sylvania Avenue and Fifteenth street
Northwest Ia rle City Of yVashfngT0n-
D 9. on TUESDAY. JANUARY rs 1qra
at twelve O'Clock, noon
CHARLES J BELL,
JAMES +. HOODs President
secret1r ~. ja1f-it
For s1-zs Per Month We VIII MAKE
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-16

Carriages For Calling, SI-oo Hour.
Theatre and return. 500. one OF two
persons Phone, Main, 1895
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-03
HOUSE SESSION.

IN the house OF representatives 10
day Representative Knox, Republic
AZ, lnfOduced a resolution stating
that member OF The stpsc board Of
agriculture owned c1tlle ranch fiji.
ed with eatlfc infes I'd with tie Tex
as lever sick, said ranch being above
he quarantine line, ia viola ion OF
the law, and demanding an inyesti.
cation
On motion Of Tillotsun Of Nova.
IA democratic floor reader ~ the
house, Ourant, Maxey, Faulkner,
Charles and Watruus were appointed
steering committee 10 handle the
calendar from uoN until adjourn
ment
Representative ,Iahu presented and
had read kilograms protesting
against he proposed amendment 10
Article . OF The state constitution.
lac house debated al length over
taking up the Ross bill, regulating The
ssaC0l land department funds. and
linally made II a sptclal order, dlons
with a senate bill on a similar sub
lec, 10 be taken up not latcr tnan
Monday afternoon.
On motion of Durant, the house
killed the bill by rate, rcpeal.us a
section relative 10 bequea hing CT
property.
Cope introduced bill re-enacting
The oid teflitoilai law rela i've TO
CHI 'lenoing voters.
At the afternoon session yester-
da A~.sy rvommltted the sen.
ate bin creai ing the office OF county
assessor after debate Of some
.>as.a uu uumDer OF amend.
ments had been Offered
Bills passed finally yesterday after.
noon are by Ross, providing certain
conditions under watch person
snail not be disqualified because Of
caniributory negligence from collect.
Ing damages for inju les, ana by
Ecnols and Moore Of he senate, val
idating elections in certain cities OF
ne Iii st class
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-03
THE NAVAL REPORT IS IN
The House Committee Recon-
mends Two Dreadnaughts
This Year

Washington. Mar S.-The construc-
ton Of two dreadnsughts o a, 600 tons
each of design similar to the Two bat
tlesbips NOW building Was authorized
BY the house committee on naval al.
fairs
The bill 70 he presented in he houss
by Chairman Foss will carry an ap-
propriafion for each Of these battle
ships of s5,932,3lL the total amount
II is estimated that can be expended In
one year in their construction The
fun construction program i1t iait de-
cided on by the committee includes
besides the two battleships:
-Four submarines at an estimated
cost Of about s500,000 each For the
construction OF these a total Of $500,
600 is appropriated.
one repair ship for which Total APP
preparation Of s079,5oO Is made,
Two fleet GOLFERS, estimated cost
81 900 900 for which the total appro-
priatiou is carried
The total authorized for new con-
ytrucion in 1911 is about s26oo0,000.
The appropriations made aggregate
sll.T4t.l12 The bill Will carry abont
Sli4,000 900 Tor maintenance or the
navy establishment making The total
navy appropriation for 1911 about
30.O00000 as compared with $780,,
600 900 for 1910
Representative Hobson. a member
Of the committee voted for four dread
1aught battleships aud three torpedo
boat deslroyers IN a fifteen minute
speech he declared the navy needed
lhe battleships and be sought to lead
the committee into four battleships q
year program
Representative padgett ranking
democratic member Of the committee
voted against The Two hattleship pro-
gram lie will present report urg-
ing the authorization Of but one bat.
tleshlp and upon his he Viii demand
house vote The Republican mem
bers Of the committees stood behind
Chairman Foss IN the entire naval coz
sfruclion program The cut Of RYE sub
marines IA four Was made By the cont
mltiee because Of lack af funds
There was no discussion Ii the com
mitlee Of size d he new battleships
authorized The restriction hat they
are to be OF a similar design as the
two baltleships now building viii limit
them to The 1900 or 2S 0OO ton class.
Secretary Meyer and officials Of he
navy department are gratiFied at the
committees action For time there
was danger Of cut IN The battleshlp
program. the denial oi the repair ship
and Of AL submarines. Secretary
Meyer was nsstent on the entire pro-
gram His argument was patriotism
against Inconsistent economy Presi-
dent TAFT SWING the weight OF his In.
fluence into the balance in favor of c
greater navy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-03
COURT TOWN BILL PASS SENATE
Continued from pase one

Continued from PaEe One
his bill being sequel 70 bill No.
s., since It provides that no corpora
lions sholl do business in the state
without Fl ST having secured state
license. the license fee being placed
at 80 cents ON each $1,000 or less of
It's capital stock, and providing that
all corporations that pay lax on
gross production tax are exempted
from the provisions OF the act. the
iN0 bills being TO some extent de
psnden each upon the other.
Blair offered an amendment 10
make the tax 30 cents per $1,ci0 on
domestic corporations and 81 per
$1,000 o. less of capital stock CT for
eign corporations. when the commit
tee arose and reported. fhe amend
mcni 10 be voted on this afternoon
Appropriation Bill Passed.
The senate adjourned after pass
ing finally the Taylor bill, making an
appropriation OF 100000 for the girls
college al Chiekasha The emer
geney was attached.
A csoluilon by Senator Thomas
requiring all bills in committee TO be
!, reported ou not iatef tnan Aarcn
vas adopted
The senate this morning received
telegram from J w Anderson
representing the United Mine Work
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-03
The slim Woman is Winning.

The day Of the slim womans trl.
umph has arrived The thinner one
is he more stylish" say the dress
makers
This would have been sad news for
The IA woman year ago sne
would have had 70 try die ing or ex'
G else NC.aadays. however, the
woman who Is 100 tat fer the styles
goes o druggist and gets ease OF
Marmola Prescription Tablets, one Of
which she axes az en- each meal and
al bedtime and so reduces her super
fiuous flesh quickly
These tablets, being made IN ac'
cordance with The famous prescrip-
lion, alc perfectly harmless, and they
are, also, the most economical pep
alton a person can buy, for they
cost only rs cents a large case, one
~ "a Nhich is frequently enough TO
start a person 10 losing fat at the
rate OF IL or IA ounces day. Pretty
negr'y every druggist keeps this tab
Jet. in stock, but should Yours be sold
! oul. you can easily obtain case By
sending 10 the makers, the Marmols
Company, GIL Farmer Bldg Detroit
Mich.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-03
A DETERMINED STEP
Continued NON page ,,s.

Continued from PAGE ,ss
N the showing, II i can be forced
'n'o The feeord IN way that will
compel the attention Of the federal
court, win be to prove that the oh.
lection OF the railroads to the rates
II Oklahoma necessarily lies against
some other phase Of the situation
than that Of The amount Of the rate
The commission also desires this
information to form the basis for
findings OF fact in cases appealed
from the orders OF the commission to
She Oklahoma supreme court
al the subpoe1as issued and mail
ed out Today are returnable March IS
on which date, If the efforts Of ID.
commission are successful, Guthris
viii be the scene of action for a rail
Aas diana tlas VII haze as rs prin
cpal actors. as indicated by tle
names on the list above. The mos
conspicuous stars OF the whole TAIL
way flrmament.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-03

The board of commissioners of Lo-
PAS county and the Guthrie Automo-
bile club have entered into con
tract wlth the trustees of Seward
township with the object of improy-
ny the road between Oklahoma city
1ad The capital Il ~ aimed 70 bene-
III both automobile and wagon raf
Ge One half Of the expense OF the
highway which will be built through
Seward township, following he line
Il he telephone company will he
borne by Seward township and the
balance by Logan county end The lO-
oGl auio club County COMMISSIONS
Ed. Qberholzer Maurice O'Rouk, +.
D. Walton and + A. Beyers have re-
famed from Seward where they wefs
Instrumental in putting the deal
through
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-03
PERSONAL
AND LOCAL

Miss Elsie Hughes of saltwater is
o patient in the Methodist hospital.
James Baxter, of the Rock Island
service is in the city for q few days
wi;h his family.
Mr Oldfield, who has been aJver.
sing man fos the Iut2 store has
rome to Little Rock, Ark, 70 remain.
p. w. Shoarer is here from Oklaho-
ma City.
.,ohu f. Rigbtmore was visitor
here today from Arkansas City, kas,
q, II Lilley. well known auction
Ger. is here from Cushing Okla.
George Trice is here from Coalgalc,
! D. shepard was here from Enid
today.
z. Il. Tramnell spend today here
= from pawhuska.
H. Il. Wood was here from Shawnee
tecay.
4. B. Clark of stroud is in the city.
Mayor Farquharson returned tni3
morning from Kansas City where he
spent several DAYS on personal busi-
ptss.
Fire Chief G.uber is In Kansas
ely inspecting various brands OF fire
equipment preparatory to the pur'
ohases of additional apparatus which
will be made when the city receives
the cash from its recent $l25,oo0
pond sale
N. d. Levy, OF Muskogee. is in the
cl,. today.
Tom George is over from Bartles.
vile.
President George w. Lruee of the
,iahoma institute for the blind al
Fort Gibson, Is in Guthrie.
81 President H. B. Abernathy, OF the
Oils Industrial school a Chickasha
is In the city in the interest of an ap
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-03
AN ACCUSED R0BBFR ESCAPES
Man Charged With Robbing Bank at
Ford, Kan. Gets Away from
Muskogee officers.

Mmskogee. OK, Mar. 8 STRAY Wa
dell, arrested here on charge Of rob
hing The STATE Bank at Ford. Kan.
February 49, has made his escape lIe
was taken 10 the courthouse Tor u pre-
llmiuary hearing and asked permis
sion to so 70 the lavaory From There
he crawlcd through 4 window, dropped
to the ground aud got a 10 minutes
start on the officers who have not yet
been able TO find him
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-03
Model FOR Indigestion.
~ Relieves sour stomach
palpits.ion oil the heart. Digests what you sst
Tc encourage cotton plant ng

Tc Encourage Cotton plant ng
Al q joint meeting Of the directors
Of the chamber Of commerce. retail
s,t. bankers and cotton buyers last
Il hit resolution was adopted
whereby those present pledged them.
<olees to every effort which VIII have
a lendency TO increase the cotton crop
vi the coming season aud protect the
small farmer during the intervening
months, so far as the necessaries OF
NE are concerned. II was the sense
az the meeting that cotton viii prove
ne best paying crop not only for the
PLANTER. bui to every business man In
The city and county Farmers viii
be- encouraged in every possible %ay
t. plant a. large an acreage as their
lapd will permit
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-03
ILLINOIS FAy0RS INCOME TAX
State Legislature Adopts Resolution
Approving Amendment to the
Federal Constitution

Springfield Ill., Mar Illinois
swung at the head oi the column Of
Northern states 10 approve the pro-
posed amendment % the l'nIted states
constitution providing for an income
tax when the over house coucWred
IN the resolution passed hY the senate
on February . The few states that
have acted upou the subject an have
been southern For that reason and
the Interest that surrounds the Ques
tior the attitude hat the legislature
would take vas watched on an sides
Washington Mar News Of the
adoption by lhe Illinois legislature of
the income tax amendment to The con-
sitution was received IN admnstra.
tion circles with great satisfaction
and by none more Than Mr. TAFT
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-03
MENU FOR FRIDAY.

Breakfast.
Oranges. cereal aud cream, fried
punh il, potato biscuits, toas tea
aud coffee
Luncheon.
Seallupcd oysters. baked beans
(warmed 0Ner), nut aud orange salad,
crackers and cheese, SWISS frillerS
and lemon sauce, tca
Dinner,
Cream Of lettuce soup friend seal
lops, stcwed tomatoes, bultesed pars-
nips, fig and rasin mddnG, black
coffee. 'rhe Daily Leader,
The basketball team from central
normal at Edmond will play the
team Of the Logan county high school
III the city hall Saturday nigh, next
This Is the first game played with
an out Of town team and as The lo-
cal girls have been practising faith
fully a very closely contested game
IS expected The local girls eXpecJ
to win, but only after a hard fought
con est for the visitors have already
won many lauels and claim The
championship OF oklahoma The
local Young ladies will expect a good
ly crowd TO hulah them to victory
Among The informal parties OF the
week was he afternoon al bridge
YESTERDAY given by Miss Ida Nib
Igck al her home, 80 East Warner
avenue There were three tables
and The fayors, hand painted plates,
were the 70 tune Of Mrs Fred Barde
and Mrs Charles Filson The host
ess was assisted by Mrs Rrinton and
Mrs. Sandlin. After the games
luncheon was served NE following
guests Mesdames Winton, Spurlock,
Abel, Spurritr, Burton, Spilman,
Wygan Of Fort Leayenworlh, Bak-
o. cottingham and Leach Jr.
Miss Niback leaves this evening
70. a several days visit with her sis
ter Mrs r +. Morrison Of Ponca
City.
Mrs. J.. A. Brown has returned
lrom St. Louis, after having taken 4
course of lessons en- lhe pipe organ
and will resume her place 8s mgap
ist At The Methodist Episcopal
, church
Mrs Goseclose leaves today fol
Z her home in St. Louis after a sever
al weeks visit in he city. Durlns
her visit hero Mrs GrosccIose wa
made much Ol socially,
The missionary tea given seslcr
slay afternoon hy Mrs Mcdonald
Morris and Mr. aud Mrs w w
Rucks. al the home of the fo me-
was larg ly attended In the din
ming room whore 4 dainty luncheon
was served color zone u green an,
white predomlnated Mr5. non
Norris and Miss Ruth Land assiste,
the hos csses liberal free vii
Offering WIS made
The Womans Home mission of ih'
N y church South, viii hold a pie
social In the church lee urc room 0i
he evening Of Ma ch 10
Miss DiXio Towery Is visiting viii
Mrs Il Abernathy while her
FROM Ardm0rc.
There was large attendance yes
teday al le meeting Of the G. W
l.. NJ. al the Chri ian chLfch Mis-
Laura owen aud Mrs Nobllt' wer'
ho, esses and served light efresh
ments Mrs Milton Brown was le.
son leader aud the topic for discus
sion Sa8 Children and Mother
hood Three very excellent pa
pes were read on What The chi
dren have built" Mrs Ed Pente
CO "Our Debt TO the Church, Mrs
" A Hlmph ey ami "At Easter
tine Mrs Ncblitt
Mrs. George W Garrison ,pen
the day here from Oklahoma city.
The Wednesday Bridge member
were delighgullg ener Aimed yesiel
Cay aite noon az the hone o: Mrs
t. y Beadlcs. 56g East Logan Mr.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-03

state Institute for the deaf, is in the
ci'y
L. D. Bgunk Of NowaIa, is in the
city
Professor J l.. Thompson, Of Ard
more. is visiting in The capital today.
The Rev W S. wiley of Muskogee.
,s /, Guthrie visitor
= E watts, of Tulsa il in Town
n A. Gibson, of Muskogee, IS
among the capital visitors today
George price, Of CoaIgate. Is here.
G. Vim, Of Ada, is paying lie
capital city a visit.
Assistant Secretary Of state Leo
Meyer is in Oklahoma City today.
lie viii return tomorrow.
4. L. Hunter, OF Tulsa, is here
George Bishop w w. llornbeck
ana II. D, Porte, Of sentinel, are
hcte.
Col Sidney Suggs, of Ardmore, is In
town.
f n -
hrs /. w. Hart and Mrs. H. II.
.i'allings OF Woodward are the
iests Of Mrs. f. + Mckay at 504 +.
Harrison. They expect 10 return 10
their home tonight
Sheriff John Bouquet of Woodward
county was in the city this morning
eafoute home from Norman where he
vent yesterday with violent insane
patent.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-03

crs association al Anderson request
ing that 30 further tamuering With
the constitution be INDUCED N by
The legislature.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-03

@ " kirby Of tbe Dougherty
Campbell Construction company Ok
Ahonla clty h horc on business
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-03

Our storage plant and transfer line
is ~ your service Ring 30 POI
sens Transfer and Storage Co 5Qi-9
W Oklahoma
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-03

WANTED 1Ro or three rouns, noi
100 far from business scClion, lor
light housekeeping w II panucr
"a e Daily Leader
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-03
SHORT CUTS
TOTHE NEWS

Federal Judge Colteal's new resi-.
dence on East Cleyeland looks Ike
an old Southern home. with It's huge
pillars
Harold Penny has retu ned TO
Guthrie 70 sell automobiles.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-03
THAT STATEMENT OF ALDRlCH'S
Indiana Representative Declares the
Senator Pleaded Guilty to Charges
OF Republican Extravaganza

Washington Mar 3 Referring &c
the statement by Senator AIdHch that
4 business administration would per-
nit a saving or S300000 600 IN The an
nual expenseso The government Rep.
rosentailye Cullop Of Indiana, ~ The
house, said that Il was plea Of gull.
ty to he charge Of Republican eNirava.
gance made by the Democratic party
in he last three national campaigns"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-03
Governor Minis sworn In.

Santa Fe. y NJ Mar 2 Former
Chef Justice William Mllls took the
oath OF oliee as governor ~ New MeN
co A great crowd Mas ~ attend
ance from All parts Of the torfitory
Chter Justice William II pope also
vas sworn I'M
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-03

WANTED Cigar girl At lone hotel
one wib experience doared cal
al lone olhCc
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-03
+ rlprialimn for that school.

pres'dc0t A. A. Stewart of the
state Institute for the deaf, is in the
civ
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-03

"A
lation, a platr. wen. to Mrs SETON.
4 chatting dish luncheon concluded
lhc ntlcrpuuu
-
Miss Amanda MurEnu stmortlteud.
tv, is in Guthrie today from Barlcs
Vile.
-
high school. under tho direction of
Miss Martha Lennon. win present
in The near future four act college
comedy, entitled "One of the Eight -
ike brown Of Harva d. " The enter.
tainmcnt viii be given at the Brooks
xssunnu~., mn sy
a"- ~ ~ Il pledsoa bad
f,r dinn", pne. q last evening Mr.
AKA W"s Grosocioso ~ q onts
+. ,"on w "
rria,1s of urs i, prov,, Niu
,yhn h@s Hosn @ yery N - h,Y rorovnrni
.mtnci"mny ~ Jde nmt a eow bours
dnrtr" ,ho III, ..nn Ia, ~ nn,, !.
weeks aeo
INA Karmiss ohm danr. to hn ols.
on ,hs nyrnIno ol' ne cas.5dv .vill
No Inrpely atlnndpd
Nissas vara tocksnu p,,h Kassls,
and n,anchn Enwr',y ynro @nnst3 -,
Niss Flo encn AdIpr ~ dlnnn, msl
ryr,tnp
NJ anJ Mrs walie. ~,
here rrom Norn,an
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-03

Ed Walton held top score and rcceiv.
cd cup aud saucer aud the COnsu-
latlOn, a plate wen, TO Mrs Seton.
4 chatting dish luncheon concluded
HE afternoon
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-03

Miss Amanda MuEau, supo'iuteud.
eng OF schuols Of Washington Coun-
IT, Is in Guthrie today from liarlcs.
villo
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-03

L. D. Bgunk, of Nowala. is in The
city.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-03

Professor J l.. Thompson, Of Ard.
more, is visiting in the capital today
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-03

The Rev w S. Wiley, of Muskoge,
is : Guthrie visitor
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-18

una rear hellcza V el fucrtc Johnnie
Whltewood. Il pequeno AuGisto
Weingold. que insreso tres = cses dcs
pues es ahora tambien I'M nino nor
NAL y saludable.
In dia, durante el verano dc l9 4
un tren especialde Springfield Mass.
trajo al hospital incubator dc Atlan-
tie City un pequeno atomo de huma
nidad. en- el t.ual el aliento de la vida
escasamente podia descubrirsc. Tres
neseS mas tarde Ia familia de Alfred
Adams que vivian en- aqlella ciudad
de Nueva lnglaterra Sc recociiaha
al rccihir al pequeno heredero que
estaha alesre Y erueso continuance
su progreso sin interruption sesun
notlcias que Sc reciben De los padres.
tina de lasipredilectas en las ren-
niones del hospital Incubator es Ia
requena Dorerthv hija de Mr.. Y Mrs
J. Mile do Englcwood y. Y. Aho-