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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-06-10
PoLYeAMY is TOO EXPENSIVE.
The High Cost Of Living Has Affect
ed the Mormons, Too.

Boston. June 9.-The high cost
% living has made polygamy ex-
persiye. according 10 Senator Smoot.
You see" he says, with such n
diffcren. standard of life as now
prevails. when the uXuries Of fifty
years ago have become the neceasi-
ties of today. it is impossible for II
man to support several establish
ments as easily as he used to do.
"Of course, you know that the
different wives live in separate es-
adjustments. Each one has her
separate homes, just as they 90 here,
and the husband lives at each home
in turn. When the MormOns first
came to this country and their life
was in a pioneer state things may
have been different Then, | have
no doubt, many men had their wives
under one roof, but that was merely
an incident of the pioneer life, you
understand"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-06-10
EAST BOUND TRAIN ON Ell PAso
& SOUTHWESTERN HELD UP
LATE LAST NlGHS.
ESCAPED WITH THE PLUMBER
Occupants of the Tourist Sleeper
Attached 20 Train Forced 20 Give
Up Their Vaiuables--Robber Es.
capped Toward Mountains.

FL Paso, Texas, June lO.-,Shortly
before midnight last night, an east
bound passenger train of the El Paso
d. Southwestern railroad Was held up
by a lone bandit, who herded III.
occupants of the tourist sleeper into
a private car attached 10 the rear
OF the train, compelled them TO de
posEt their money and valuables in
a heap and made his escape with
the plunder across the desert to
ward the mountains.
Rough estimates place the value Ct
the haul at several thousand dollars
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-06-10
A JAP IN THE POLE RACE.

New York, June 9.-Ofiicials of the
American Museum of Natural History
learned with interest today that Japan
is planning to join in the race for the
South Pole Lieut. II. Shirase of the
Japanese army is to be in charge CT
the expedition. He hopes to start at
the end of July or the beginning of
August in 15O-ton ship, with au&ili-
airy engines and crew of sixteen.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-06-10

WHERE TO VOTE.
Voting Places in City Of Ardmore.

Voting Places in City Of Ardmore.
Precinct No /. Tom Lebus' black
snish shop.
Precinct No. =, j. $. McCharen's
stOie.
Precinct No. 3, J. b. MAnsAeid's )
store.
Prerinct No 4, G.. T. Halls store.
Precinct No. >. Second Ward school
House.
Precinct NO d, City Hail.
Precinct No =, Westa store.
Precinct No. ). ". Z. Davis place.
Precinct No ., Warrington Hotel.
lhe boundary nnn between Precinct
and ia the Second Ward IS the
Santa fe railway, and the boundary
line between Precincts and . in the
Fourth War. is tine beginning al
the Santa Fe rIilIuad al Main street
and extending south to c street, south
east aud south on & street. southeast
Third Ave, southeast 10 Carter Ave.
and south on Carter Ave To the city
limits.
The boundaries of the other pre-
cincts are the same as heretofore
II. ". McGIi4L,
Secretary Carter County Election
Board
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-06-10

Washington, d. c., June 10.-Ad-
ditional indictments charging the con
duct of bucketshops in this district,
We're filed today against w. NJ. Price,
Virgil X. Randolph, Henry NJ. Ran
Waldron and James A. Anderson, all Oh
Baltimore, Md; Thomas II. Campbell.
Philadelphia. Jacob f. Catine, New
York, and Everett Taylor and John
Allberer of this city.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-06-10
Gore Offers Amendment.

Washington, June 9.-Senator Gore
Yesterday offered an amendment to
the omnibus Indian affairs bill to au
thorize the secretary of the interior
at his discretion to pay the taxes for
fullblood Indian minors to prevent tax
sales of their lands.
The amendment is now under con
sideration by the senate committee
on Indian affairs.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-06-10

location Of the Capital for these
That the will be disturbing element IN the
will be
elections expensive Third Because Oklahoma
of the other and the people have
the to locate their Capital.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-06-10

FARTHING BROTHERS
Clothing French dry cleaned
and steam pressed. Only
French dry cleaners in city.
Phone 496 Blue.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-06-10
FEDERAL GRAND JURY AT WASH
lNGToN RETURNS INDICTMENT
AGAINST WESTERN UNION.
ALLEGE FORTY-TWO VIOLATIONS
Additional indictments Also Returned
Against Baltimore, Philadelphia.
New York and Washington Peop-.
For Violations.

Washington, ID. C., June l0.-The
federal grand jury today returned an
Indictment against the Western Union
Telegraph Company, charging it with
forty-two violations of the bucketshop
law of March /, 1909.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-06-10

ogca medium thetw
L uked in 1t il
nterst AM the interest o
while the ron 5 hot
a,et capital and
for lahomaCu
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-01-29
Reformers' Grocery Store.

The Reformers' Mercantile and In
dustrial Association Grocery store,
Corner 18th and Hull Sts., Manches-
ter, Va. is now under new manage
ment and success seems to crown
its every effort. It is remarkable how
the Store has progressed and words
Of praise are being heard on all
sides.
Mr.. Eugene Griffin. the new man
ager is kind, polite and obliging and
one needs only to meet him to be
pleased with his courteous treat
ment
He is ably assisted by Miss Mary
Walthall, as Cashier; Mr.. John Coy.
Mr.. VIM. II. Jones, and Mr.. Charles
Barnes. as clerks.
See their prices, peruse and con-
slider them and you will be convinced
that they are the old reliable-''the
stand pat store"
When in need of edibles. call on
the Reformers' store, or Phone Mad
ison 3477-J and prompt delivery Of
the same is guaranteed. cog.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-01-29
The Globe Theatre.

Mr.. Farley, the white proprietor.
retires and leases the theatre to Mr.
Arthur l.. Macbeth, a cOlored man.
OF Norfolk, Va.
The advent Of Richards and Prin-
giles famous Georgia Ministrels on
next Monday and Tuesday, will mark
the beginning of a new era at the
Globe Theatre. Mr. Macbeth the new
lessee, is weil-knOwn TO the people of
this city and state. and is experienced
as an artist and manager of moving
picture and vaudeville theatres.
He is one of the Few expert moving
picture operators, colored, and comes
well qualified TO make the Globe the
success it ought to be He is work
ing to the end that the best stage
talent will always hold the boards at
the Globe in the future.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-01-29
ATTORNEY CHILES RETURNS
HOME.


Lawyer James Alex. Chiles. re-
turns to Richmond 70 practice law.
The many friends of Lawyer James
Alex. Chiles, twin brother 20 mail.
carrier John r. Chiles. will be glad
TO know that he has decided to re.
turn 20 his native city TO follow his
chosen profession.
Besides attending the Richmon q
Public Schools. he was graduated
with honors from Lincoln University
Penn. and also the Law Department
of Ann Arbor Michigan. one of the
finest law schools in this country.
He practiced law here for two
years, establishing a fine reputation.
both as a criminal and chancery
lawyer. lie then upon earnest soil
citations of Dr. Robinson and DR..
Hunter settled at Lexington. Ky.
where ne has remained for over
eighteen years. He was the first col
ored lawyer 20 appear before the Su-
premc Court OF Kentucky and to
show i'm what high esteem his legal
talent ranks I'm that state he Is the
only colored member of the Bar As
sociation having been invited to Join
by two of the leading lawyers of
the State OF Kentucky. lie won his
case against the G. d O. Railroad a
few years ago for being forced into
a filthy Jim Grow car and now has
an important case soon TO be tried
on the Inter State Passenger Law.
which will involve the interests OF.
an the citizens of color I'm the U. s
lie comes ripe with experience.
and honors and feels that Richmond
the leading business city of this
country, will gladly welcome his ne.
turn and give him a share or her
patronage.
His office will Doe located I'm the
building OF the Mechanics Savings
Bank. at Third and Clay Streets
where he vil be glad TO serve rbe
public in an legal matters.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-01-29
OOIOred Troops
COn7PHEneRfed.
Valuable Service Rendered.
CITY OF SPOKANE.
Spokane, Wash. Dec. %, 1905

=
Lieut. Col. w. r. Abererombie
Fort George Wright.
! beg to inform you that M the
meeting OF the City Council held
December 2S, 1909. .4he folIowing
resolution was unanifhouslv adoufed +.
Whereas, the City OF Suokane re
Gently suffered the experience of "a
determined and premeditated assault
upon her laws by the orpsnizet
FORCES or the /. w. w. in which tha
said 1. W. W. attempted TO subvert
and overthrow the laws and ordi.
hances or the said City or Spokane.
and IN the suppression of which
Glsorder and law-bresking Il was
necessary that great numbers Of the
dlsorderly persons be arrested and
confined under sentence Of court TO
an extent and number that com
pIetely overtaxed the capacity of the
jan and other places of detention
OF said city; and.
whereas, The authorities OF the
Federal Garrison. Fort George
Wright, adjoining this City. the end
and Srd BattaliOns OF the 25th n
Infantry. under command OF Lieut.
Col. ". r. Abercronibie OF the 25tb
Infantry, courteously granted TO The
City, upon the reorest OF Mavor
Pratt 90 the War Department. Tho
privilege of conhning SO many OF
such disorderly persons as mipht
hc necessary In the places OF detcu-
tion In said Fort George WRIGHT
where such persons were kept under
the custody and ccutrol OF the
Police Officers Of the CITY OF Spo-
kane and. a.
Whereas. The Federal Troops
stationed az said garrison. BY their
soldierly bearing and correct deport.
ment. their sympathy and moral sun.
port I'm the maintenance OF good ar
Ger and by their constant example
OF orderly, law-abiding. sober and
scntlcmonly conduct az an times
greatly contributed 70 the aid of our
Police Omcers In handling a most
serious situation; involving I'm largo
degree the great principle of law
enforcement: and.
Whereas. We desire 60 express
our appreciation TO the officers and
soldiers of the Federal Garrison
Fort George Wright. now. therefore.
be It
Resolved. That the City Council
do hereby tender TO the enlisted men
and officers of the 25th Il. s. In
fantry for their services and their
support, the thanks OF the City of
spokane"
Yours truly,
c. \. FLEMING.
City Clerk.
Ohlcial:
HOWARD +. SYKES.
lst Lieut.. 25th Infantry. Adiutant.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-01-29

MANY ANGRY.

A good many of the other diners
were pretty angry over what Mr..
Tillman was saying. What made them
most indignant, however, wes his
reference 20 Cuba. Next 20 the pre-
siding officer, Rear Admiral Mclean,
sat Carlos Garcia Velez, the Cuban
Minister. and part of Mr.. Tillman's
remarks were addressed at him. The
South Carolina Senator said that
Cuba had a black vicepresid ent, and
with a wave of his hand toward
Gen. Velez referred to this eau
casian."
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-01-29

Mr. J. r. Willis. OF Winston .sa-
lem \. c. called on us this week.
Mr. J. J. Carter. cashier OF the
Richmond Beneficial Insurance Com
pany, who has been indlsposed. IS
much improved and Is out again.
Mrs Willis Wyatt, is dangerously
ill az her residence 1913 y Third
Street
DR.. Z. r.. Jefferson and Mr.. D. J.
EhaVers, have been elected members
OF the Board OF Directors OF the Me-
chanics' Savings Bank by the Board
since the meeting OF the STOCK hold
ers.
Mrs. George s. Gray and son. Of
Philadelphia, Pa, are visiting her
sisterinl law, Mrs. Peter Thompson.
1929 St John Street, Richmond, Va
Mr.. Chas L. Touiver. OF Ply
mouth, Pa, after an absence OF IS
years, has spent a most enjoyable
time visiting his relatives and
friends
DR.. l. E. Nash and wife. spent
three weeks visiting his parents. He
left for Columbia, S. c. where ne
passed the board with credit 20 his
school He viii locate at GaHney.
5. c. He has also been appointed
member Of the hospital stan in Spar
tanburg, S. c. His many friends
are glad TO learn Of his success. and
hope he may continue.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-01-29
Abolish Negro Secret Societies.

A bill is soon to appear in the
House and Senate which will pre-
vent the use of names Of established
secret orders being used by other
persons than the successors to the
persons who founded them.
For instance, there are many or
ders which have been chartered by
the national or State governments,
and since that time. colored fraterni-
ties using the same name, have come
into existence.
The law will be q copy OF the
Georgia law on the subject, and will
be rigid in fits provisions.-Rich-
mond, Va. Journal
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-01-29
Sold Candles For $3.50;
Rome Negroes Were Buncoed

Rome, Ca, Jan. 21.-CSpeciaI) -
A strange story has developed here
OF two negroes who recently appear-
ed at ChubbtOwn, a negro settlement
about II miles from Rome. These
negroes spent two or three weeks at
Chubbtown and it is reported that
they defrauded the negroes of th.t
prosperous settlement out of some
thing like $4,000.
The scheme they worked was an
original one. They claimed to be able
TO show the others how they could
dig into the ground and find duanti-
ties of gold. II was necessary for the
digging 10 be done at night at a
spot indicated by themselves, and
those digging were required to use
candles for light. These candles were
sold 10 the unsuspecting darkies at
the rate OF $3.50 a piece. Unless
the digging was done by the light OF
these candles efforts to find the gold
would be OF no avail. Quite a number
OF negroes were taken in by this hoo
doc scheme. The perpetrators of the
scheme claimed that the gold was
left in the indicated spots by spirits
OF the dead, and could not be dis
covered unless the searchers acted
under their directions.
day or two ago Ciubbtown be-
came too hot for the hoo-doo negroes
and they disappeared Since their
departure the whole scheme has been
unfolded by the negroes who were
duped.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-01-29
DIR. Tenants Residence.

Dr. a. A. Tenant. has remodelled
his cosy residence at 1905 y. Fourth
Street. He has a spacious office. ana
also apartments for the treatment
or special cases by means OF the
XRay.
The building has the appearance
or having been doubled In its capa-
city. His success IN his profession
has been the subject OF much favor.
able comment
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-01-29
Gone, but Not Forgotten.

The funeral services OF Mrs. Cora
G. Thomas. were held i'm the Ebe-
nezer Baptist Church. Monday. Jan.
uary cath. at 12 NJ. the Rev. VIM. H..
Stokes. Ph. ID. oliciating. aassistei
by Revs. Scott c. Burrell, ID. d.. and
w r. Graham, ID. ID. As the body
was borne up the aisle Nearer NV
God To Thee" was sung by the choir.
After the Invocation Madame Carrie
Hawkins sang solo NO sorrow
There"
Rev. w. IT. Stokes. very briefly
pictured the beautiful life OF the de-
ceased and implored those Of the
.eleven children out Of the ARK OF
safety 20 make ready for the great
reunion of mother. father. and chill
.dren In the bright beyond. Following
the sermon came a solo by Madame
Fannie Payne Clarke, ',Iesps knows
thy sorrow" Alter The body bad
been commended 90 the God who
gave it. 10y the pastor shall we meet
beyond the river" was softly sung
by the choir.
Could she speak 20 us today. She
would say Weep not for me. child
dren.
Tho DER my lifeless form YOU may
be bending,
For now my song with angel
notes is blending.
I'm safe at home where JOYS are
never ending
Weep not for me.
Please think OF me, as only gone be
fore you.
From heavenly heights I will be
watching DER you,
Just by the gates I viii lie waiting
for YOU
Weep not for me.
Tho now with grief your hearts are
sad and aching,
Tho now with sobs your bosims
may be shaking
Mine eyes have seen the golden
morning breaking
Weep not for me.
HER CHILDREN
Entered into eternal rest at her
home 730 y. Fifth Street, Thursday,
January goth. at $3.50 =. NJ, Mrs
Cora c. Thomas. widow of the late
Louis Thomas, after an illness of one
week of pneumonia She leaves eleven
grief stricken children 20 mourn their
irreparable loss. Mrs. Thomas was
not only the mother of large family
who bound fast as by golden bonds
the affections of her children. but
she was a mother to all those who
came within the sphere Of her in
fiuence. Blest are we who were priv
ileged 10 call her mother, for she
enriched our lives from the richness
OF her own pure and hallowed life
To Him who giveth Him beloved
sleep let us be thankful that she was
permitted TO remain with us until
the afternoon OF life
miss the. my mother! Thy image
is still
The deepest impressed on my
heart.
And the tablet so faithful in death
must be chill.
Ere a line OF that image de
part.
Thou vert torn from my side. when
I treasured thee most
When my reason could measure
thy worth;
When / knew but too we'll that the
idol ia lost
Could be never replaced upon
earth.
I miss thee, my motherl oh, when |
do I not?
Though / know twas the wis |
dom of heaven
That the deepest shade fell on my
sunniest spot,
And such tie Of devotion was
Tiven;
For when thou vert with me my
soul was below,
I was chained to the world |
then trod;
My affections, my thoughts, were |
all eartn-bound;
But now they have followed/thy |
spirit to God.
HER CHILDREN.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-01-29
PRICE, FIVE CENTS.

the invisible presence of Christ and
the most high God were certainly
without doubt present communfng
with the church. Everything demon.
strated that fact. The songs were
sweeter. appearance brighter and
words had a quickening power.
Rev. Evans Payne was beside him.
self. although his general appearance
shows the sign of many years and his
5N years ministerial work has dealt
heavily upon his frame. yet under the
influence of Holy Spirit. An were
changed and this divine became the
central figure OF the hosts his voice
revived and was clear, heavy sweet
and firm. his body received extra
strength. None appeared more active
nimhle, and strong as he shouted
talked and sang 60 the delight of am
and glory of God At night our
pastor. Rev. W. +. Graham. ID. d
preached another wonderful sermon
calling sinners 90 repent and accent
Christ as their Saviour. The climax
OF the day was reached when ont of
the few sinners present. two waIAat
90 the front seats and bowed TO be
prayed for. How happy the Fifth
street Baptist Church feels from
sundays blessing. no human tongue
can describe.
The revival services will continue
during the week All sinners and
others are invited. Let every chris.
tian come and unite I'm these meet
ings.
We are sorry to note the death of
Miss Julia Gray, one of the sunday
school, as we'll as those OF Edward
Watkins and Percy Quarles.
An auxiliaries. branches Of the
church, except the Sunday-cschool
have suspended meetings 10 unite
with tho church I'm conducting the
revival services. Wont you Gomez
The pastor will preach SUNDAY
morning ON missions BE there 10
hear him. Two real Africans from
the dar6 continent so classed viii
oo present. one is said TO be "A King.
and che other the son of a Prince.
Would you like 90 meet them2 III so
come 90 the Fifth Street Baptist
church Sunday. You viii also get
some idea as TO the work the mis-
sionaries are doing in the foreign
lands. Let every one decide to give
God service sunday Attend church
somewhere. Come 90 the Fifth Street
Baptist Church and unite i'm the
praise and thanks To God for his
manifold blessings.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-01-29
Fine stock of Chickens.

The beautiful Partridge Wyan-
dottes. Good layers. settlers and good
mothers. We have prize winning
stock. Some fine Cockerels at right
prices. Eggs in season. Write as
your wants. r. b. JOHNSON,
Buckner's. Va.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-01-29

heifer and when they started down
the hill, overcome with the error he
had made. said: Here we come.
damn our fool souls; won't some
body stop us2' (Cheers.) / don I
know whether he has struck the bot
tom yet or not, but in the interest
Continued on Eighth Page)
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-01-29
Percy Quarles Gone.

The funeral of w. Percy Quarles,
the brick contractor took place We'd
nesday, p. NJ. at the Firth Street
Baptist Church. He had been in ill
health for a long time and his end
was not unexpected. He was gen
orally reputed 70 be the best colored
brick contractor in the city.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-01-29
Ia NicnOriani

IEFFERSON-In sad but loving re
membrance of my dear grand
mother LUCY ANN JEFFERSON
who died two years ago to-day
January 2>, 1905.
Two years have passed and stu
we miss thee
Friends may think the woun,
is healed
YET they know not the sor
row
That is within my heart con
ccaled
BY her granddaughter.
-ROZELIA b. ELAN.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-01-29

LEWIS-Rueben Meyer Lewis. the
beloved husband of Annie Evans
Lewis formerly Of Richmond
K Va, departed this life Jan. 18Th.
az 1905 Il. NJ. in the 43rd year of
his age at his residence 1896 Ham
ilton Street, West PHILADELPHIA.
after an Illness Of four days. His
death was due 20 Ia grippe and
quincy sore throat.
Funeral from Mt. Pisgah A. NJ.
r. Church, Rev. Hoxter and Park.
er, officiating Mr.. James Irwin.
undertaken
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-01-29
THE MIXTURE OF RACE.

And when I think of the mixture
of races in the Philippines" cried the
Pitchfork statesman, when / think
of the mongrel. worthless, damnable
mixture of blood going on in CuOa
which we are obliged TO mix with
our own; when I consider this hell
broth that is being brewed. l don (
know where il is all TO end. We have
departed from the fundamental prin-
ciples Of our Government
Representative Hull of Iowa,
chairman of the House Committee
on Military Affairs, came back at
Senator Tillman in a defense of the
Governments Philippines policy and
was applauded loudly.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-01-29

Free Medical and Surgical Dis
pensary OF the University College OF
Medicine is open for treatment OF
patients. IL A. M. TO 1 p. NJ. at
Eye, Ear. Nose and Throat fnfirmary.
217 Governor Street.
M. o. BURK. M. d.,
Superintendent.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-01-29
MECHANICS SAVINGS BANK
Officers Elected and Committee
Appointed.

The Board of Directors OF the Me.
chanics Savings Bank at its regular
meeting elected the following Off
GERS for the ensuing year: President,
John Mitchell, Jr.; Nice-P President.
IT. r. Jonathan: Secretary, Thomas
nj. Crump; Cashier. Thomas n.
Wyatt, Paying Teller. Flam s.
Banks; Receiving Teller. Walter r
Davis
The President appointed the fol
lowing committees: Finance. III. T..
Jonathan. j. j. Carter. Thomas
Smith. John r. Chiles. John r. Tay-
Tor. Auditing Committee, Thomas NJ.
Crump. chairman. II. w. Whiting. n.
/. jackson, Real Estate Committee.
=. B. Ramsey, chairman. Thomas II.
Wyatt, a. d. Price.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-01-29

WANTED-12 good songsters, 6 fe-
males and 6 males. All must be
original blacks and dark browns.
Must read and write English and
speak the language fair TO furnish
hymns in vocal music during the
organizing of the Black Movement.
Address ID. r. THOMAS. Bonita,
Graham County, Arizona.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-01-29

THE BEST EVER Echoes from
Aonia" is the latest book OF poems
by. LUCIAN b. WATKINS. Poetry
of the highest order. Don't miss Il.
Read II. Price 800. Address The
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