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DOS TBEOPHILO BRt6,
An tnfa,srabic Wien Of the Pre.l,,,,,
of partuGab

To rHp FnrIuF nF rHF sly 'U Oh
IL u 20 vno IN letter IN 'o-+l-s a.,
takes ~ IN. 'uds-l- m def~n"" - '.. Pre-
d~nt ~ the Rspuhhr ~ rur,uE' nse
h~trav = certain has IN The Is"~. q.
apparently believes that all Crirlrl.. .r
Is aNer-- 20 rnn Ih-oph,l" RIA
work of the Ia'hnh"-
In this he - mistaken. As "ou-..
writers describes Br.ga ~ 60 r,.-
ihly ia'unu- and unbalanced ma a---
sort Of -snll" wind haR Nm'rs ..,..
writers On" NAV especially cali ATTENTION
"a "orr-spnnd"ni ~ the Er.r'.. =
Who most certainly wl- no, tst....- All
who enJoY"d the prlVil";" ~ a -.,...
interview With N" distinguished rn ....
philosopher
From all IA" variot- and srrikin. .uaa-
teal estimates must tak.' our ,.. .n.a.
I'It. ii~Tegarding ih" important f.. r.r
Don IhaophIlo rid the country ct '.. .u...
iou~ orders. and also IN spite ~ Co.,. .ru-
forced to admit that m phIIn-ur' .,..
men he - almost - m"d"rni-t ar.,. ? r..
Latin anii-clericaI- u u rat" .r...,G ,,
lind any one IN their ranks Who '.. t.,1
able Ia advance beyond lean Jacurc. Eou.
s.au and vet tn" President. ~ yu.r .trnt.
beticnl correspondent adinrringlN foo.
has got - up to date a. 'um'- '...U",.
Sp.hr-r and Leasing IN" ll'r... rr.e
remark EN- PEASANT seems To- ~. .. ...
-trans" authorizes 10 iini quoted . .h 30.
reserved approval hy an IT,. l. vh'. ,.Sp
a u u I.. ~ hnp. tor IN. sak" 90. r-'Up.
doXy that he W nov md many "f i..- rrr'a-
rem Of the cloth to back HIM Tp IN TO-.
The only important. ~p"cih" an ..ur"-.
-onal tat.iu-Ht mad,, IN has bette .. IA,
Braga secured y SAT" exit ." ~ '1#a.
Hing and safe passage across ms. SEAMS.
frontier for IN" heir 10 the crown
The inference T. Of course uhvIny- Now
does II -pusr. with th. facts
In the first place Rraga had II" rH..' rnn-
troll over the Spanish frontier than lave
and ia TIA. second the young '.- ana
his uncle. got ont III the country .'tpu'
the slightest reference. 10 him. Hru rnu.
likely without even being awdr" r'.- b.
had been appointed President ud.'. -r.ru
CirCum-'ancrS the inference ~ eiti"r unln-
tellig.nt or elsr wilfilly mlsleadIn-
Perhaps Il. II III u -willtell ~ . ..,u.
NEW loRk. December
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Ph,.It.I Valuation Of RniIrn.h.

To THE EDiIoR pT THI SIS .,fr bt-b
authority ma estimated th,t m" actual y,ir,- n,
certain rii'und' In INC Northwest Il sII2 80 ns.
In svr-sr - lnri- outstanding rApf,alI,,,fn,
In 'i'" ~ N" fa-s tsHt the President In nj.
message ms frr"n r~nd"ih physical valuation
~ me r,ilrnpd, " II worth while pnlnuny ,,,,, a.
rbSur'ity W such -'nTn"Et. y, a." abo,. Tn.
'alu" or railroad bFs~~ 's"H ,1Icy on the se-,ir.
rendered 10 n" ruhir ana IN. NJ rr1ounr .y,s+
IN N" total capital outs landing bu'h bouds and
''"r" y %" 'hi'"f rh,-i"aI 'aIustIDn (, caul,a
lent p" an estimation ~ lts rrpia cost and
this j. me- N'nr - what n would bring n sold Tor
iuBA NLBVHr Il G,lt.rI,
kkN OHH Drrsmb~r
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Tub Cars.

To I'M EDITOR or The SrN SV welt
remember those queer vehicles We called
tub ears They we're short and WIDE
almost square The line I remember par
riculariv had IT. lower terminus at Canal
street and Broadway The cars were lem on
color. with swing door m the centre Of the
rear end fastened to q leather strap rum NJ
just under the roof Of the ear 20 The driver
seat on top IN front n. held this strap
under his foot. and pull on It by' "A passenger
MAS signal To stop
also remember MANY Of the things Mr.
Markers recalled They ere not dreams
but realities OLD TiMFR
INV YORK December
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THE TICkET SPECT l. tTORN
IN InJunct Ion for Nainta inlng >uisanre
the BEST Way 10 Deal WIN Them.

To THt EpITnE ~ TN SIS T. :
reported that tho management of ~, Metro
poitsn Opera iou~" i anout To engage ru .
new kind Of warfar" with the 'r"ke' -r"ru,.
tors by requiring patrons PURCHASING r,t"r-
20 sign their names, and perhaps = ~ again
when entering the binding so attru1 Z rsr.
Torrance Obviously signing twice. 30 ha
necessary. - any number oi persnu- rorI'
go 10 the hoy of'i". and huy tirkst. ynin:
-.parat" names. and hen transfer ~" 'lck.r,
10 on" person lnttl~ way -psCulsS0r- WoI.l
Contiuu" To thrive
Il IL good To >-r hat soiusboiy - irwin.
on. NOR" 10 put dawn this LONG standing
nui~an.r What = thr matter with tN"D.r.
~ New NorE that ~" spectators cannot b.
Il' ont al hu-ir"--' IN" law - a. plain -
day thai 'h"y can hr prev .ntrd from man
tanning nuI,an'" Some people - 'ooIl-n
enough 10 think that III" "a-" nj Pc"plr s..
Mark. ~ ml-' So. "~'ahlt-hcd THO -:h' of
the Spectators to IT," N" ,ItcWali- T. is
not "a That ca. simply d"'std-f tnl- 10
WAS not necessary Tor IN" ~pr'fi.tfoF, 'u
have licenses 80 sell tickets Va I,ru-",l.
ton IAN b" maintained against -'-' u'l'n~
under that "a" merely On IA" ground 'hr
he has n" h'"n-'' This - very ra' from
-nNtn: that N" ~p"'rIIatpr. tulE not boz
prose, uI"i fuT creating iud cont nuIug a
nuisance >oiu" u1 lh' Magistrates ha,r
slr-sds fnri them upon rhi- theory
But Their" = "A sweeping remedy IN ~"
curt of Equity AuN theatre ~ New iorr
city may apply ia ia" Supr"rn" Court an
upon ia" ground thar th"N 'ou-'Itit. q
nuisance. and they and their trlh" -Hn h."
kept out of business IA front of the theairn
nv invoking tins law perpeiuaIIy H..
Pcnn>N wanna Railroad applied the IA #
10 "a. hackmrn interfering with tran
around It- depot IN chicago The ,a..
went 10 the Supr"m" court ~ N" InI'..l
>'at''- Hnd 'h"r" b.. net N" slightest 10 80
hat rms r'l" viii amply m the as" nj peor.
wrongiuliN using the sidewalks Ia >'.v %,
ct Ci-"w here
>"m"hod. NAV iouif 'he' 49,. -pa,-..t
tors ,pu-tI'u'r u nuI~au," I.r' ~ ImAg ua
: ha' IN addition 10 The 'irh - -pr.ularur> au
equal number al represent ,tiNr> ni -Na
salvation Ni'uy N"r. 10 appear N front DO.
I hs Metropolitan opera HuT-'-c - ~. tN. u..I-.
and also an cpuai number ~ ycr,un- rrp~,-
-"nflng a charity hHfiaT To l." held ~ 'Ia
rand central Palar" No spil .,rlI aru
hn' IN" prr-en," ~ AL these persons ~ %.
doors Of III" Metropolitan opera Hpr.s
soliciting mnn"r from the patrons thee.
would 'On-iItUt" u uiII-au'E TIE rr -ar..H
hri-"- ~ "Olr-" out Of the ahr-" ~ .F'
privilege Of h"Ing ON The Sidewalk IH.
-i"w ilks ar" pubic property lN'' ..
OnG - HN ~" people u be- rh.' du'. ~ .'"
hpatr"~ ~ keep IN" side ak clear mo-
only for ~" -ak" nj ihr'r patrons but .o-
n. -ak" nj the publ,
II m" iuHHHgrn-n' of the N"fr"pu Item
Ip"rH HnE-" desires :" suppress rr'- u....
-in"s ,tnd hay" nO fouh' thai % Qu'-
y 70 about n "a q praC'icHl way " = r'
p"""~Sary - bother their PATRONS 90 -.
h"i- unm~- when nurrha~Iug r,rLrr-
WILLIS Br''s Down
NV lpEk. b"'GrIh'r
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MEMORIES OF THE PAST.
mereilretisns % the GesGrsph, 81
smaller New SerA.

To rHE EpirnR oV THE suS SU >
has stumbled a hit IN his criticism 81
-Oldboy The Broadway Theatre was on
tho east side Of Broadway below Pearl
street. nearly opposite the former site II
the NsS York Hospital.
The theatre ono door south OF Broome
stree, ON the west side Was built for John
BrouRham, a talented author and actor IN
tho ss. and Sas called Bronghams Ly.
cenm The name vas afterward changed
to Wallack's Theatre. and on its demolition
som" years ago the Wsllack's Theatre M
Broadway and Thirteenth street Was hnlli
and only a few years ago the present Wal
erected u
NEw YORK December 70
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Boss who sew

rDr1 'fr GhirsVu rbs.HS
This Il N" dtCiuu ~ Mr. Ma IAxs ,I-
Superintendent. o' Schoul~. m t,Irlruu .,.'
III teachers yr~'criH' if re-, .'ari f.. -....
'H'hcr~ complaints that 'hr'- -sr, wrr- u'
taught fancy sewing NnL he mails rpiiIc .-
There mas been considerable discussion l
regard To- the wurA Tor boy In the ind .,ir.a
section ~ the new course ~ study AMI m
schools The course appear 10 have receive
Interpretation that wa not Intended she
course Va> adopted Sufficient variety i p'.-
In problems anf mediums that the be-, ri
not sew 90 white muslin Z there j. tn ,.'r .
on lection IN tho rlrt - their parent
For ~ own pNr' Th'n, They ,rrr.II NO. .a
on white muslin NJ an. nyt that th~y should o..
Nrrier - object, drnniicls A'mrI at needing
own needs. ~I'n - the marble b,g the ,t,..
ana the carpenter HpTun. h"-Itr- 5000.
netting Rnd Hnouius The. .l.tl~rr ~
vide cit TO- ~ c'r.u'rti-. rralutr. -
along industrial tire, AZ mas n.r~-.ne
drgrc" . SKIN In ne hanilirg VI '-I'ilr, .r...
~ their u~ins The more resisting medium - . fr
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having Of the Farmer

To INV TpITuH ~ THp SI.N ~-cr.tsr.
wilson. 'ucakins 81 the high cost ~ living asks
Nhr consumers do not bus from thr farmer direct
The reason i because the farmer viii charge you
a much a. the corner grocer docs rpr pota toes
or any hing r>e Ne tha' II inc con
sumner must pay big price he might a. well have
II oil A. =" DIV idc with Inc commission men md
again. y the consumer buys ~ the corner Grocer
Re csn see what he Il getting. and " nny,hlnr T..
wrong the grocer i there personally to take the
AIcH have tried r'oTc Than once 20 buy OFF
my friend RcIbcn and Rave lust a. fr,uu.n,r,
aid ne rr again STICK 10 your corner xroc,r
We il your hest friend The farmer i M,
NV OkK December u p,x
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warming Kansas Orchard

'f<i.'oT rurr-sr0risHrr T"rstr r
sam Dung who pwEF = >',iS Arr- .
South ~ ''chisnn. - masking so sheet .r.'.
which " DC placed In Ms orchard ~~N'
Nr Dung na, tNi'r - s.! r'- Hr. ~ . '-..
~ the u~e ~ -rudgr rrr-. ant h-rs . D..
will b. more r~rrri,r Ifr, ufrI .r-r min
- cents zach 20 construct r"i r"n0rrI
labor ant ar rggrc, % wI.l raAr Pee. r.rn
thcr1 going Oih,r rrrharI r~n I'm iH.-
s'r being son ",r- Il. the 'Erofs 81 "-n'
ih~ir orchards 'rrr '-'~' tru ~-Iarf ..
5000 worth ~ supple 'ni- ssa g..
~aye' - 'ra. r.np. 'h0. WhS hui N'.nE
rfst man - introduce .'u'r- ur p .A--s ...
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The members " the Five Million club
IN Texas are dlsappoIni tel because the cen
-us shows them 10 he only ?. 80 81 strong.
AMI hey want - recount W. hop. th.
Government will be- firm II the precedent
II allowing raCnunts 10 di-sai lsfi.i com
ruunrG.-- gets we'll established. me- caastls
will end until stopped hy the tam. liml-
"i ten wears There ar. now Texans
enough 10 defend IN. country against
N"Nican revolItI onssts and that ought 10
b" glory enough
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ATlEOnA llafea

P'"''''"' Van b"'rH :" Ne .-rrfls D.-yo,. A.,
am on ny nay In Arizona wncrr 20 T., /,
Npcct the Afrrsn date Wnlrh brnr,b, .. -
country through inc ali ~ INC Nr-l,,.Ii,-,i A..
partment ~ arlington IN IA. IN. do 49,.
obtained IN 'rabis EEyp' ami countr,-, sr,,,, ~
Mediterranean mas" not ,-tn these .i,.r rre..
since tnsy Uerr planted In I.si .rb.,
rooted ,urkeT.. and - cry yr,r 'h, uI.r,.,. -.
hrrr N"nd me bo, ar fwo ~ rsch year, pr,,,,.,
~ = sample rhe orchards having L,tc ,,,.
ar" b'c"mlng more numerous ever, .., 49,, .,
vii not br long before -" have ~ the ,,,,,. ,,,
We can consume and VII! do away with 'hc present
importation. The date IL suitable 10 Nr,,n,
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In Washington il il said that rhe Hon.
CHAMP CLARK wants the Speakership
with all the power and prerogat ives that
attach to the Office IL u IL fat ed that
CHAMP CLARK shall in turn b" known a. a
car. the Hon JOSEPH g. CANSoN may
have To -insurge- against his arbitrary
methods
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Heroes Of odd

IrYt M Wa,llTgpu ~Es,
O.. ..uc 'H rcrA ~ 80 I"rIii lntxh's
,l no ~" knit 100 slse ~ rld
,na set iN1-' metal fpg- they wore
N,ss H-H'E III and rnIi
'u' N"r hey cried ridSD"as' rni sn.r,ls'~
fNsiI trHr"s be- = 70 rE4iE
seen. I"-s rrr rhrur Than 'rr words
NIfn which 80 !l.tr Urll"
Ilr Itfii-. = ia- grrr, they fru-H,
n rIt'.f.'D p.d peal frIe
ore Grange, gETls and not ~ FAT
IS bg,.s whom ru., t.rh..N
1Hd fhp.yH me fruIENr ems sspndlI rr,uyh,
! II man ,l.l1r. might
" Ahru y" TsHI such Nundr0Us ftra
GOuG s'dfcrly Traa and vtts.
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: Raspbrvry Ire"

ON M i'rH NJ. pm. Ii.
10 rs>lh- rio. 20" pr rr,"r' $40
Bu' 'r's 49, ''r ~ shaw = Nra.
In HclIirr 'rEn,hir '1.h ,r4u- r..
bCrotgh VT shaw j. ih- ovnrr ~ H.
hIsh ~ o. 'ellrV '1r'et, TU.- &c..
Isrgrs. sra,rragr r~rrh tree I'.rir |.r
f~r' nigh GnG the longc'' r.s.rH,. r...' ...
tho .i'lc - ,nc -ain runs rr,''. ",cs .'.
... bptn -l1r~
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Osstian.

w. rEV tpITps - THT SIS - oh
Je"' strongly ~ IN" u-a ~ The Word fus.
tlan- In dsS"rihrnE the orArory of ne Hon
Eugene Nobla F"-- The Governor elect OF
MH--so hY-~'is ha- style all hls own a..
h" has unique object FOR h- acriyi'ias a.
a Governor Gail his verbal efforts and nj.
campaign activities Fo--rian and Won will
b" ~ once precise and progressive
rHF NV ErINorODv
nv ORA December
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Niatnr lFEiOSrrS. who IL well known for his
cru-' country sights, y" day established new
v"r n record for altitude he used Blsr,oi
ruon"pan" ami reached the height Of , 2ON meters
~ q" 49, feet : Inches. "DSJpIich ''Jr7 PEu
Such records do not stand very long
hW 1t may he observed that they prov.
the ability Of the aviator 10 rise beyond
the range nf riff" fire and 20 height ~
which he aeroplan. would afford no target
TO "A field man
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our Back rdnr~> la Mili,ar,
ANiation.

I
uual r"'"r' that the uItrd States wiu~
th" first nation Officially Ia recognize
TIA" n"ruplauc tor military PURPOSES -"
\lr DICKINSON refers L. III" flights
mad" by Mr. ORVIlI.E WRIGHT AZ Fort
Nv"r ~ l!S'> and To- the purchase. by
the Government uf one a.rollan. The
"Reminiscences would b.. very gratifying
IT IN" War Department had continued
~ studies IN heavier than AIR iivInG
machines. had purchased more aero
planes. and had trained officers and
men Ia oprrat" them. our a"runautI-
cal equipment consists Of one small
practice diriglble balloon on" Wright
Iernplan" and three small captlv" bal
looms. In the meantime European Gov
rrnm.nts have left the United States
far in the rear in military aviation. seq
Rotary DICKINSON learns from a reliable
French source
The aerial feet viii shortly be inc5ras-,! By
hir;y units The Minister Of War has In f,r,
.N IN an order for ten BI"-io' monoplanr> anG
sc1ty farmAn bipiancs. seven OF which can
carr rSo passengers in addition 70 the pilot
rh- Bleriot apparatus will he delivered within
- month. and our orncrrs viii he In possession O.
nc Farrrans In three months =, the Ia,-s- .,
viii therefore he sixty acceptance that France
vn be able 10 place In line before the emf ui the
sra-
Within lively" months eleven dIrigi-
hles of various sizes are TO b." delivered
To IN" French War Department \,
IN" autumn manTuvr"s Of the French
army an American army officer was
present TO make observations and m
his report he SAYS:
The mos, .u.Alng hing wss me a-ropl,ne
r." trench have made vondcr'll p-D.t~., In
th.s respect saw Lieutenant BkLLENGER In hi,
ronoplhnr Use rich' out 81 a wheat ,ruoh.c ncd
The bIpIAn"s and nonopIanc. were ryr-yNhc-r.
The, irA,rll-i ui'h grra' speed. amt must have
-ern ever thing cIc-p' where 'h- tlpo,, ro.lf he
concealed IN the wood, Nn efficient Ac-up.an-
cory, IL certainly indispensable 10 ~ arm,
Germany has specialized as Secretary
DICKINSON SAYS. IN developing the dIrI-
gIbI" balloon. and now has fourteen of
rh">" military aIrshIIs \ i.W aero
planes nav" also boon purchased and
such Is IN" scientific bent OF IN" Germans
and 80 active ar" they IN IMPROVING the
equipment of the army that th"y viii
soon b" wing with the French aurhori-
ties IN the lis" OF a"roplan'S IN the field
of manruvr". Secretary DI,kINSoN
-ays nothing about the acquisition Of "A
I l"m"u'- Bavard dIrIGIhl. hv the British
War Department and ~ experiments
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r." ~ rrtToR ~ TINY SrS ~ .i~,'r.n
HafArroul'rfr o, = Dic'pnsTy ~ HurkI.h
lang { University ~ anu ricEnncZr' I.l1gurn,e
I ontnr. l... u rgs. ih~ following
30 g0lgr 10 s.Iu-ey- out y man. r,s gItn
me IN TN ,r-rI prar'l'- us~l nv no I1.,,nj,u.
In NT1't'rh
va, M, go an nv, bc ~ VI
,.R.S,' INEE Iirrr-rhrr
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The Hot Water R,lnon

To THE EDITOR "F TRs SIS Sv DtI
OIdbOy forget the ,old, S,adi Theatre
tG-rmani on she "s-t sd. NJ the Bowsrv
betv Bsvard ana EanaI streets.
The Kelly and Lewis MtnS'rsl- should
read Kelly and Leon Leon d!d -ouhrett.
parts
Did Isaac Markers ever wade m III. no,
water rrInon at I'll" sugar house corner uf
Washington and iionok streets wondcr.
INV SORk December DoMlNI,K
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The most curious news from the British
elect IONS j. the def.a, IT TIMOTHY HEALY
az I.nuth II will not seem llk. the sam"
House ~ Commons with the witty and
auiaClous HEALY absent from the seat h.
has oCcupis-i for eighteen wear.
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Rising from too long a silence with all
HIS old power of speech. the Hon. Bath
House JoHS. forever famous with the
Hos: HISKr DISK a. the Genius Of Chi
cage. cries 10 u welcoming world Z
There should be no limit 10 anything in the
FIRST ward
Bath House Conquers There il 10 he
M limit hut th" firmam.nt To Chicago
architecture. and none to Chicago poker
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\. Ia the I nii"d ~tatr> senator
From New Jersey.

W." can l'Ir Ii,urtuE the courage
',.Irh IN" Huu W"upruw WILSON dis
plays m hi, Iuuu-h.I ,rat"r,lrnt CON
''rrluL rh" ~"rltur-Erp. He div,~,-
"Gu'-iINi. o. eyer, consideration per
= nal - himself and g. iI- friends He
r.-~I>t> temptations natural IA tho ..,-.
fr Ntrr~ not am IIl~'lr' q. estimate m"
"...,' - Is ...l.r~. .';Yutt '.l- pwrr4,I,'I,ll
srrt4u,r II" tr,ublr- himself mot EVEN
about Iru~.Iht,. .i->rtiu.r. -, lr tho NAV
If IArt disruption pr Wu.-pN >trli~
Z" ah>plui" urk'iu,~- what hr believes
& he The ulurlI du'- Of leadership
Tn, adherence. o., ,,h-rrlrt rrln.lpl. j.
apIalIty magnificent 10 IT. fearless man
I,"-'1'Iuu "r,' 50 been 't., Irgr, If I'M
h'SitafluC ildrIrtr ."ld~ toward such an
ai>'Hd r,~rI' 49, world %" ~" rln, non
oi Mr. JAMS N'.rlNr - represent
rccenrrai"d Ir.r.., ..i,v m ~" S"nat.
If the luIr",! - ..-.
We have mo- sentiment hu' admiration
and no word hu' ural-" tor IN" indie
pendenc" "f ~" ir"v"rrrr-"lr,t This
need not prevent - from examining
somewhat 'gIrInI-lr hi- conclusion that
heca,isc az rh. primary election about
une-fourth OF tie n"mu.rati, voters uf
New jersey measured hv the November
total. expressed under rhr new law and
in th. ah-cn,,. Of any Very general IN
ters~-t in ih" matr"r a preference for
Mr.. NARTINF - senator. Mr MARITIME
should b" IN" man ~" sll.. Of IN"
fraction doe, mot -...n ., h.. # much
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From ne shanghai WsvrYvy
" il reported IN the Nhorg Hui Tgg a lion,
long nhuv" psprr rhai the animal r,,,,r, -
human hair Ia America frDrr chin. ana g. -,
East amounts Ia sees ~ In valve
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From 'hr .Shdrgh1i u,,curU
ne ,hin"Ss In hongEonF have established .
society Tor cutting OF 1neir queues hut not chang
ing iheiT dress. ~ th~ member. " ,F,,t ,,ri.,,
vi" lake seton 20 no third day neat moon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-10
PrsliTn inaTy

Mrs. Enirker Been shopping
Mrs Booker Only pricing ihiuzs rH '. d
how much tH-y cost u they are riscn - '
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-10

Governor SrrRRs viii on December I, address
the Illinois Manufacturers association In chicago
Nli ms gets into the game hy being a ranufar
'ur~r ~ anti -ai.rpsd sentiment -i:chNo1 Gio5S
Why hasn't the Hon EDGAR WATSON
Howr been burned at the stake long be-
fore this eliminating crime
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-10

recent, IN H"run an ia ., pr.u-r .rl-. gr,
"'osG"i N" 10 witness d. .H'pn 'r-t,- mt Vcr.
being mad" 'her" h. 'h' ~ .'ar. ana ~. lrr
pressed with n" Interest amt s..r,r. tI..'as ra
In ~ dcy"!nNr'"r' a. M. nov, ~ win .-c,ra
reference 20 l'- ip-.ln''',. ',r 80 10 ..r rt.a..
,.rs I.~
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1910-06-16
The Scotch Giant.

Lancaster Herald: In his reminis-
cences Of his pioneer days in Grant
county published recently in the State
Historical Society Collections, Jonathan
III. Evans tells of a discussed character
of southwest Wisconsin, who is re-
membered as the ''Scotch Giant" This
man, who was seven feet six inches in
height, travelled with P. T. Barnum' S
pioneer circus in the summer time and
hauled lead in the winter. He lived
near Cottage Inn. The following
excerpt is taken from the account
Randall was in many respects most
remarkable man. Most giants are
monsters-not we'll proportional but
he was well proportional fellow,
and although weighing 420 pounds, had
no extra avoirdupois tissue. From his
thumb to the end of his little finger he
would span thirteen and half inches
One day he came to my mother and
wanted to get a setting Of ducks eggs.
He was bareheaded and when she asked
him what he had to carry them in he
said that one of his hands was sufficient
and indeed he did carry that whole
setting back home in his hand
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1910-06-16
WOMEN'S WOES.
Mineral Point Women Are Find.
ing Relief at Last.

1t does seem that women have more
than fair share of the aches and pains
that af1ict humanity; they must keep
up" must attend to duties in spite of
constantly aching backs, or headaches,
dizzy spells, bearing down pains; they
must stoop over, when to stoop means
torture. They must walk and bend and
work with racking pains and many
aches from kidney ills. Kidneys cause
more suffering than any organ of the
body. Keep the kidneys well and
health is easily maintained. Read of a
remedy for kidneys only that helps and
cures the kidneys.
Mrs. J. Mocken, of Darlington, Wis,
says: II suffered some from kidney
trouble for several years. I often had a
dull aching in the small of my back and
left side, also experienced headaches
and dizzy spells. After doctoring for
some time without getting relief, ]
noticed that the kidney secretions were
unnatural in appearance. I then pro-
cured a supply of Doan's Kidney Pills
and began using them. In short time
| was feeling better and have improved
steadily since. The kidneys are much
stronger and do not suffer from head
ache and feel better in every way.
heartily recommend Doan's Kidney
Pills"
Plenty more proof like this from
Mineral Point people. Call at G. L.
L. Ivey's drug store and ask what
customers report.
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's and
take no other.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1910-06-16
John Mcbride Dead.

Platteville News: Our citizens were
shocked Tuesday morning by the re
port that John Mcbride had died that
morning very suddenly at his home on
Pine Street. He had recently suffered
prolonged illness, but had so far re-
covered as to be able to drive about
town. But Tuesday morning the end
came while he was quietly sitting in a
chair. He was one of~the early settlers
on the prairie south of Platteville and
became one of the most prosperous and
substantial farmers.