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The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-12-30
uNEARTH PLOT TO
NINE MANILA HARB0R

Manila, Dec. 2S.-A japanese plot
to mine the Manila harbor with the
ultimate purpose to destroy Ameri-
can warships in the event of HOSTILE
ties between Japan and the United
States is reported as having been
discovered here by the military au-
thorites \ quantity of high explo-
sives was found in one Japanese
house. Major General Duval, the
commanding general, has taken per-
sonal charge of the search. Papers
have been captured showing the
whole Japanese plot and the arrest
of the spy yesterday is but an Incl
dent. Many arrests are to follow
and all army and navy officers are
| threatened with court martial if they
talk
The explosives that were discov'
cred were the same as were used by
the japanese navy with telling eff
| feet in the war with Russia. An I'M
! lighted ship manned by japanese
was seen in the harbor On darl
nights 1t is thought to have beer
making soundings for location o
mines in the anchorage of the United
States warships. The mines were
to be fired with electricity from tht
shore in case of war. Besides thu
explosives found the authorities dis
covered in a Jap's house nine cap
and cable used on submarine mines.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-12-30

Sioux Falls Argus-Leader: Johu
Mathewson, who halls from the
Black Hills section of the state. is
languishing in the county Jail, where
he will linger for forty days at the
expense of the county. Mathewson
has been doing the professional beg
ging act around the city and where
he did not receive the attention that
he thought was coming he become
abusive. In two or three instances
he had given women folks bad
frights. Mathewson finally fell into
the hands of the police which was
the first step in the direction OF the
police court. Judge Wheelock was
not in very pleasant frame OF
mind when he heard of Mathew
sons doings and he was given forty
days in the county JAIL
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-12-30
EDWARDS GIVEN
HIS DESERTS
MAN WHO is ACCUSED OF RUN
MING SCHOOL FOR CRIME IN
STATE SENT UP.
STANLEY COUNTY IS THANKFUL
on Tough Gang and Think
Gang Will be Run Out.

Pierre, Dec. 29.-By the action OF
sion fcourt at Fort Pierre, the off,
GERS Of Stanley county feel that they
have at least badly scotched gang
of all around thieves which have
been operating in the southwest cor
ner of that county, If they have not
effectually put stop to the work
The man NJ. NJ Edwards, who APP
pears to have been the head Of the
organization and was classed as d
regular Fagin in his work, by plea
of guilty was given fourteen months
in the penitentiary. The two Mer-
rifeld boys, sons of a widow in tha'
part of the country, who We're USED
by Edwards as helpers, have both
/ been sent TO the reform school, anc
there was sympathy for the mother
until it was learned from letters Sc
cured that she was working with
| Edwards, and knew all about the &C
lions of her sons. She was called in
to court and also plead guilty and
was given a sentence Of eight
months. Sam Craddock, another o.
the crowd, got eight months for his
dealings in saddle without consult
| ing the owners; and Clifford Wy
man, who has been at Sioux Falls
previous to this, got fourteen months
for his share in the work in thar
part of the county The record OF
Edwards has been traced back to his
old home at Hamilton, Missouri
where it was not one which wonl7,
bear too much investigation. She
if Buston landed the bunch at u
penitentiary in time to get the
share of the Christmas dinner at ,i.s=
institution.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-12-30
NO TOBACCO CROP NEXT YEAR

Lexington, KY. Dec. 20 Mass
conventions will be held in the states
of Kentucky, West Virginia, Ohio.
Indiana and Missouri tomorrow to
elect delegates to a general meeting
to be held in this city in January,
when officers will be chosen and a
definite organization effected for the
purpose of curtailing next years to-
bacco crop. All of the burly to-
bacco growers of the states men,
toned have reached an agreement
not to raise any crops in 1912, while
the crop for 1911 has been pooled.
More than 100000 growers, pro-
ducingin excess of s0O.000,999 lbs.
OF tobacco annually, will be affected
by the new organization, the promo
tiers assert.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-12-30
SIN BIG DISASTERS ARE
DUE DURING 1911

Washington, Dec. 90 Six big
disasters will occur in the United
States in 1911. This Is not the pre-
diction of an astrologer, but the
American Red Cross society.
Experience has taught the Red
Cross to expect an average of five or
six big disasters in this country each
year. 1t does not undertake to say
when or where they will occur, or
whether they will be caused by
storm, fire, flood, earthquake of ex-
plosion. but it is sure they will come,
Experience proves not only that
an average of five or six disasters.
severe enough to call aid from the
Red Cross, may be expected every
year in the United States, but the de-
mands from foreign countries are
predicted to be much more numer-
Gus. Some idea of the character and
variety of the disasters with which
the Red Cross deals is given in the
review of those which demand at
tention during the last twelve
months.
They include in the United States.
One hurricane. one mine fire, two
mine explosions and forest fires in
Idaho, Montana, Oregon, Washing
ton and Minnesota. Foreign calam-
tiles, demanding aid from the Red
Cross included: floods in Mexico,
France, Seryia, Japan; the Armenian
massacres; the earthquake in Costa
RIGA and the relief of the starving
soldiers in Nicaragua.
In the disasters which occurred in
the United States SOC lives were lost
while, approximately $500 persons
were given immediate attention
About 5000 persons lost their homes
by fire or hurricane. The Red Cross
expended $4,000 for relief oper-
atoms in the United States and for
eign countries ,$66,5OO was spent.
making total of s262,50O. Other
relief funds expounded in this coun-
try in conjunction with the Red
Cross amounted to $21S,6OO making
the grand total of relief expeendi-
lures for the year under the Red
Cross leadership $4,000.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-12-30
WOODROW WILSON'S BIRTHDAY

Princeton, Dec. 20 Former
president of Princeton University,
Woodrow Wilson. who will be COVER
nor of the state after the first of the
year, celebrated his fifty-fourth birth
day here today. DR.. Wilson is in the
midst of bitter factional fight over
the election of United States SEN
ator to succeed Senator John Kean.
whose term expires in March. 1911.
He wants J. MARITIME elected, while
Boss Smith of the democratic party
in his own interest. Smith has been
violent campaign of
personal abuse against DR.. Wilson.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-12-30
ALL STAR FOOTBALL.

Nashville, Tenn, Dec. 29.-Large
crowds, including many visitors from
all the towns throughout middle Ten
nessee are here today to attend the
all-star football game between crack
players of Tennessee and the Har-
ward eleven, composed of players
from five American colleges ana uni
versities. All the proceeds of the
game above actual expenses will be
given to charity. The delegations
from the numerous preparatory
schools near Nashville are especially
large.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-12-30
WIFE MURDERER TO HANG.

Lawton, Okla, Dec. 20 All pre-
parations are complete for the exc
6cution in the jail here tomorrow of
John Hopkins, who is to pay the
death penalty for the murder of his
wife. The crime was committed
more than three years ago and the
case was carried to the highest court
IN vain attempt to save the; con-
'victed man from the gallowa
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-12-30
IN LAND OF PLENTY
200 ARE STARVING

Sandusky, Ohio, Dec. 2S.-Forty-
five families, including 200 children,
were found starving and the Saliva
ton Army workers have beer active
in caring for them. This deplorahle
state of affairs has been brought on
by the layoff of the heads of tn. fam
lilies, who are workers in the stone
quarries. They are being supplied
with food, clothes and fuel.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-12-30
Lorraine TRIES FOR PRIZE
THAT COST GRACE HIS LIFE.

Dover, England, Dec. 2S.-Robert
Lorraine, the actor-aviator, started
today on a fight from the Island of
Sleepy, competing for the DeForest
prize of 100000 for the English avi-
ator who fles farther into France or
Belgium. 1t was this contest that
cost Grace his life.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-12-30
SHIPPING BUDWEISER TO
THE RESERVATION COUNTRY

Rapid City Journal: Geo. Budwei-
ser made his last run as mail clerk
recently. AS stated some time ago
he has been commissioned as United
States commissioner and goes to
Fairpoint, Meade county, to assume
the duties of his new position. Mr.
Budweiser has a claim near Fair
point.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-12-30
HARVARD RHEToRIC1AN
DIED CHRISTNrAS

Boston, Dec. %. Adams Sherman
Hill, professor emeritus of rhetoric
and oratory at Harvard university
and the author Of notable books on
rhetoric. died at his home here
Christmas. aged n years.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-12-30
CHAPTER VI.

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loved this woman. Who knew not how
To show NV affection for her who for
her sake, sacrificed my youth. How
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infan1y dates from the moment when
for the first time she took ma on her
kuees and Dutu thesa few DAYS mas
she has sustained without falrer.l-
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was norhtaz bur 1v--crfsv asr dgvg-
ton faIsabcots her crosses lies And
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-07
nov uIOT IHEiP TICkETS ?
New Theatre To Take Counsel uHh Those
VINO hnow the Fast side.

Betwe.n thlTty and forty citizens
mostly Of the Past Side, hav" been invited
bv Director Ama- of IA" New Theatre -
meet N ~" thea q" library At : ~ o clock
tonight Ia go over the matter - the tast
SD" -uI,-criptipn Performance TO he
gwen thus season The priCes az these
Ter. finances Will be- from ~ 10 - cents n
-.q' The chief object of the conference
t. 30 d"cI De On q way 10 insure N" seats
getting INTO the hands 81 deserving per
sons
Am org those invited are Or Rudolph
Zahn 81 the ,,srt an Free Peoples stage.
X " Brs.r". general manager Of the
society for 'Te Improv eTnent 81 the Poor.
M. Rev ~ Percy S'ickn"y Grant of the
church - tho Ascension. Or. Ludwig
I.ur.. - ~. Fol. szsFuHg, the Rev. AleN-
ai,der lryIu-. Eugene Walter. tn" play
wright. AIE"rnon Lee. secretary 81 'he
Rand S"uOOl Mrs. Anita Bloch 81 the
NomoU's ~ociaiist Organization. Joseph
NargnlS nf the Rand SrhOOl. Miss lto-e
=. nsid.rnann. an organizer ~ IN"
Jewish Womenu Trade Union; Julius
Uopp Miss RoSe InddOn chairman ~
The New NorS call Commit'"e Miss Mary
Dr.iar. president 81 the Womens Trad"
Tu,sn League. Miss l.eonOra DEeilly.
nrRauiZsr Of the NOmens ] rads mon
League. Dr Heu~v fieiSchmaH. director
n the Educational Alliance. and commit
i.... from Cooper Union and th" niV"r-
slty settlement
The fr-t ~ the Past Side subscription
performances -st for Monday evening.
O,'ovcr 3. ha- been postponed Ga OctO-
her ~. l,.,atIS. October 3 ~ a Jewish hOli-
day
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NEWS OF RIOS avn PLIFRS.
HoIbrook Him tn star In sheldon Piece
Mother Tonight.

Hnlbrook Blinn. whose association with
Mr- Fisk" for Two wears has been very
successful. Is 20 I,0pme a star under the
management ~ william \ Brady 10 e
rllv Gallo! Tn" Bu-,-. written for Eim
by Edward sheldon. author II salvation
Nell- and -Ih. NigE"r tn" produce ION
will -. made early m NDvemler
Mother new Tiay uy Jules Ecker
Goodman will bo staged n 'h" HdcEsit
Theatre tonight tn" cast j. headed by
Nias Emma Dunn formerly leading
woman with MChard Mansdeld aud
Fr,icrck Perry who wac ~" young
Mry0r 10 IN. Man ~ the Hour SOM
~ the other players are Altart Il'Echa
MIunet.n Rarre't Marion CHAPMAN.
James Rrouhv. John Stokes. Jan" Cor
coran and Justin" ,I'tinF IT." story -
told m four acts. with tho scenes all lali
in this country IN" producer - William
4 Brady
A. T. Matth"wz viii begin n tour N
Love Among the Lions beginning on
Mondav Sept eTnber 49, ~ the Hollis
Street Theatre. Bl-ton wh.r. tha play
will remain for on" month
Ir.na Oshier and Howard Could hav"
be.n engaged by Henry " Savag" for
Madam" y
C..cil De Mile has started rehearzaI.
far Two productions Jpa Wclch m The
Land ~ tho Free" m Italian diale,t com
..,iy by William &. De Mile. and Tho
stampede an American drama by him
-"lf
The Shulert- have engaged Miss Graca
la kus Tor Madame Tro'IbadOur. a new
OT"r"tta from abroad.
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OBITI iRI.

Funeral -cr,tre- for NlsNanIsr VI orr
Vii h. Hslg fh'- morning N his Residence,
INr Fa-i SsNpUf y --sa'.pui street Burial
~ be- private 90 Gtr"uvppd W orr,
he dis.d On SUNDAY. was ~pn Ut baN ~
orr aud Julia Ann f..T=On lie wac born
m Albany June ~. -; Ne attended the
Albany Boys Aradsmv and later went To-
ITl1 wher- IN Isrg D." 'aInmeu'r d WORK
.uy tur \ " Urr 80 PAPER manu-.
fa.tuTrrS Four years Hf'erVard be- b""Hus'
y mcmbef Ot the hru aId va 80 he cam" 90
New YORK civ fu r"prr.sut The COMPANY
Mr. err retired from uu-iua-- several
year. aEo In ALBANY he wh- q member Of
,.oufpaur \ I"nIh B.gimsni y g. y
aHI e. on" 10 tie gInT4 OF honor detailed
To- the cuffin - P~-id.ut liuculu w hen his
hodv lay 10 state a. Albany In is7s Nr
orr mnrri.d Mary ' knoy. Who. With thru.
children, NleNAud"T VI, ~ David and
Martha ku"., AMI one brother. ! " orr.
survive him
Drank leaned for tweu'v years en-
plo,ei ~ Inc bureau for rho object i0u ~
4 a-as-fu.nf- 1ui ATTraTS. comptroller =
once 81 the Citv II New lprs. died 10 lu-
rerur. SVItyerlani. on Mpnday 81 heart
di-an-s lie HH- horn "a lHtshsli. Mac
in i-si ami va. In the upollen cOWmts=i ION
Ei-fnas- ~ Nev York previous - hi, ap-
t1tntmen' - me tompt rollers ONCE Ne
married Mi=s , len craven aud lived AZ
- West Ninth street We y survived hy
HE vife. $50 brotheTs, William y and
tor'Iandt q I armed % New YORK. and
four si-1er, Mrs Frank , kernochan 81
Colorado SpnnGs Mrs. Iieorge " Nor.
gan OF Nes York and Mra Albert Root
and Misc Florence Learned u Pittsneld.
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S5O.GO ~ uIiTION PRI/ES.
III Of uhIch WI re Awarded AZ B-lment
IN Oct aber.

Tho oHirlal entry blanks for the in
'a-uarr"ual AVIATION tournament - b."
he'd Al Belmont PARK. tctpH"r ? 90 ~
l'. .u-ly". were. lssu"d v'-."- i-v ~ /!
.ppi"- war" SEN 20 aviator. u"r" AMI
abroad II - 'NI-c'.i 'ta' 'N" '..-."
will ,Iu-.. Uy bCiop"r !. and that Pm" l"ld
a. R"luuu' parN will b." - condition tor
pruc'iC" work. a. least twp w"' 10. RE-
o." % "''t
iIr-adv subs, rIT'.nrs G'" ,"H.r. -
e.. bpN"- aud the patrons lr"iui" \ ~ -
I.,.u.p'lr. ~ FiWrn t'uutu. " hnyar'i
,.''.rG ui'I" : campbell. Ice l-auD"y
\...il AMI Ira Barvov-
]. vas slId Yesterday that a Il'r.l..'r
81 dr-,InEus she'd Foreigners viii attend
Pc. rr,-a' ard that August Belmont has
y.4ur,'i a tiun-r In honor ~ ih"-" visitors
ana tie iurr an avIatorS 1T will probably
b" gwen ~ the Waldorf Ho'e'. which
will - headqtar'"r. for 'hs aNla'Or-
during ~" tournament IN" railroads
viii run EXCURSIONS
Allan s RYAN. Chairman - -" COM
mite. ou ARA . g~ru"rf-. sad y"st"r-
dav tis' S'OuND vii o." offered IN cash
prize. lui every priye ~ put Vp -
r.. won There Will also h- a syst"'u
0f profit sharing. whereby IN" Aviator-
are 20 receive very arg" shar" ~ all
tho profits 81 IN. meeting afi"- the uec"--
sary "Npens"s Ar" Pad
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JtCtTIONNTN PIIE ~.
ss.JDO Moro Pa, Through the Gransl
GrntraI Trains close To schedule.

Tho movement hrci. from firm and
mouutrrn and -c1si.Ir winch n"g.n on
Msnl1v con- nu.l all uigh' and through
yc-; crriav and = stiu gong on. tho Ugh
everybody who had com" back - 1tf co.'s
las work with removed v.gur y she'd
y,.-'"r,iav thai u'. hldu ..
II u.s. estimated At tr- Grand Central
station N,-tnr,i4v afternoon that FULLY
iup New Workers hal come h...k f,u'n
vacrt on= 10y tho New York Central aui
the New \ ork New Haven and Hartford
90 the twenty four hours Pre- eding
In addition 10 IT, regular trains the
Central l"tv"'.n and II O'Clock N ia"
morning. had nineteen sI-"lalS, each q
ten cars coming into Re Grand central
In the zane time the NeS Haven road
brought m nine extra trims Ih"r" was
one -t,"Cial from Far Ilari"r NJ tn"
afternoon trains from fo~t"n cam" ~
hourly IN from one ~ four 90 tiDnS.
II was said ~ tic chief tram dc-Isat' her "a
off,a that no tram was octave over
thirty i've minutes and fha' only thre" ur
four we're held up ~ inuch - quarter
1T IN hour
Roth ruads brought IN special baggage
trans tn" rad. ~ connection with
transfer ormuani,.- he'd arr nk"d ~
hayga.a ,,ngid be checked from hDtci
or blard,n be- 49, To- destination, - save
,ru NdIng the hag.age rp'fu- ~ The Grand
Central
CDnIlred with last wear. an ~ i1l at
the Grand Central sad he did MT bsl.ev''
there was such . pig increase in traffic
~ 1919 showed over i's's
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Among tnur. who will sail uu the T.usi-
tanIl this morning for Liverpool ar"
Mr. and Mt John \ Hlthour Wu',rha-
Eh,t Nr and Mrs v Chapman. Mis-
Irene ~. Ntuu-y Mr and Mrs Paul VI
Duvirug. ~ (, brake. John f"uvi'k Nj
and Mr. Frank FuIgersld. g. Fou~eca.
II Tru.r,1. Fr1uk Is In.t"r. " = Hodge.
Mr. aud Mr. 10 y. II"l'ien. vi, hnel MONT
.Ldlpv. : stafford Nur'hrotc. Nr- ~lmurl
Sloan.. q g. smith. Strui"y ~ STANLEY
Adams W End Mr- Nillilm ' Dung Wc-r"r-
volt IN trtnk = Muh"rbe'.
The Hlu,.ch.r. sailing Tor Hamburg Via
Plymouth and GheTbuurg will take.
Br I % Ick.l. o. Miranda ArauIp. Joseph
~ Hakef William Stin-"n. aud Mise Ierur
de- del Vale
Among those On the Berfnudnn. sailin <
Tnr bermuda this morning. will be.
: MIzirk.. " e y and Horace outer
bridge and Mi-- Edith uUierhridRe
On tho Dceluic sailing Tor Plymouth.
Cher,,ouTR aud Southampton this morn
ing will be.
John Y Allen. Sire { Hamilton Wats or
Mrs Daniel - IgnEam and the Mlsaez
Mangam. u y. Mclean. Mr. and MTs
Th0nas Hope Robinson Mr.. and Mrs
Alfred seton Sir and Mrs. , y Tatters-
field. u. }. Whigham and W. Hull Wickham
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IySS INFtNT MORTALITY.
Nathan straus Tets of the Enec'iNene's
Of HIS PhnanthTopN.

,iuuU-KFF. sept Nathan S'rans
n, ,h,. needing e ,he American Public
u,,I,h Association at IN" Auditorium to-
Iov announced thai New York had ret
n ,.,, ,..cord IN the last summer IA the re-
d.,,.,,o,, NJ infant mortality. and he pro
,,,s,J ,he pasteuriza'ion of milk a.
method 81 preventing intanhl" paralySH'
I'M. new maladv tina, Is proving :" pn'ziihs
To- science
MIR strauss paper on Saving 'hlidreh
From NHIVbprne Disea-"s was ~ part
a. follows
II. did city az SOS NprE now mo Dor
..,,,b If Manhattan has established ne"
,,rnrd in the saving Uf M" ives ~ BABIES
N,'oths'lni. uuu-i7i' sever" p"'l""S
If intensely h"t weather ~" TAH, Sihln''I'
..,.,,, b,,e I,an fewer deaths ~ children
.v.ar.thauI IA any preceding summer.
,,.I f,r IN. first tive IA the history ~ 'he
=, fl, summer mortality has fallen '" IL
~. I.s- than fifty p"i 90 per annnm
u,en Er-t undertook 20 protect the
1,ttc- Of New York from milk born" di-
.,-... ny supplying pas'"uTV"d m"d'hed
IN IA 80, inc simmer saw tho dNinH OF
81, children under Ave yeats. maSlhs VIC
,,,. nor itssi peT annu'n. 80 = WIN me
-,.,tI, tn,r.a-,ux 49, 81 pastcur,Zed milG
or "a
mortality. until the summer Just ended
-pov..d only a.gS deaths IN population
of children larger by 1850" than that OF
-.
In other word-. in 1877. n1' children
o,t of sycTN I.oGp survived III" summer.
whit. ~ ipiU theT" w"r" - Who "rcap"H
death out 81 each I $50.
That tho pas'euriyati"n ~ milk ted 1"
.,.ua,.r ma. been a considerable factor
an III. achievement none may deny. Tor
tho prevention Of s,"kn"s~ and death pro
,..d- inevitably from the Destruction OF
81. y.,u. that Gauss illnesses and that
-lay the h't'e ones
Nv practical experience saving chhdr"h
frnu mllk borne di-"a~' warrants we ~
-.rtion tha, the pR-'euri1nri"n II the mhh
.,,,,l,.s ,f oar bug ctties Under careful
Stealth Department supervision. ~"rld IN
frublv reduce 'hc number 81 ra~.'- 81 IN
f.ctiora di@-a-.- aud say" lives "i hsh'"-'
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TRENrI~I kNOWS English
And j. Back tn sing the same in liam
mrr~t cin LIght Opsra-

\ raHf'np'r on the Hamburg Amen-
car liner deutschland. which got in wee %
to-day from Hamburg. Southampton and
Ch,rbourg. wa Ml". Trsniini, tho 70
praro who lang a. the Manhattan Op"ra
Upa.-,. L4far. Mr. Hsmm"rst"in gav"
va, grand uTcrs. ~. - 10 ling IN th" new
81 .-.'ta ~ Victor H-rl"rt which Mr.
ITafrf.l, --'aiu - ~ produce. Shs sail
-h.. has Loon studying English this summer
arI would rinE ia that language. She
la. taken apartments az ~ West Tenth
rfv,H't .
Others on the Deutschland wers &.
phy-r i-.lin. the Rev John Douglas
kdnrn and Mr- Adam. Alexander Won
Stal-w-ky. Russiap Minister 20 M"Sico:
" " N"nawinc. II. " Bishop. Col
! Latham. willis a. Bailey, The hey
W 4 Fletcher the Rev. W. } ftizgsr-
aid SIR and Mrs. Bradley Goodyear;
Herbert C. Taylor and he family and
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond A. White.
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