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To- rHE EDITOR OF rHf sly Sir ! DO
not know ANYTHING about Sscre,arv Ballin-
Err Ir is practically new one on me-
With Pin,hot have had pas ing acquaint.
auc" of dozen years Garfield knew IN
many uays .u the RoOss welt Admini-tra-
lion k"rby have never knOwn do not
care 70 -p~ak personally Of Piuchoi Gar
field or h"rhv. but can tell YOU Nhai the
people ~ HON : meet ar" saying in nut
shell ihsy ara .nying that PiuChot. Garfield
and KsrOy are ike velping yellow ours 10 heir
alfItgd" toward the Tsit Administrat on
The foiA- Who tell Won thi. are not part ct-
larly impressed With Mr Tar. but they 20
ont ~ their Nay 10 remark that Pinchot
Garfield aud kerhv are act Ing like yellow cur.
~ their attempt TO iniur~ President NJ tho
Tinted Stat~- whose record for Integrity AZ
least ha. never been questioned
NV loEE MAY 10 SIT
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4 Treaty With canada.

The first step has been taken toward
broader trade relations with our north
ern neighbor Canadians will settle
the matter fOr themselves. but the
route 10 a settlement runs first through
the British Embassy m Washington
Secretary kSOX has requested Ambas-
sadOr Bryce 10 notify the Government
II Canada Of the desire Of the United
States for q conference between repre-
-entatlves 81 canada and representa-
tlves NJ this country with a view 10 estab-
fishing a new basis for trade across the
border favorable response 10 the
proposal rs practically assured
Reciprocity with Canada encounters
q .crious obstacle in the shape 81 wide
spread mlsc0HoeptlOn on the American
side Of 'h" line p la'ss opinion growing
ont oi a lack Of knowledge ~ facts and
hgurcs There u a belief II not = con-
yiction. particularly among our farmers,
that he grant 81 free entrance IN the
products Of Canada : folds and farms
would h. disastrous n the agricultural
interests NJ the United States. This
Is as far from the truth and a. absurd
M II the bolief Of many that immigra-
ton is a menace 70 the interests Of
American labor A represented by i's
exports CAnadas surplus Of animal
and agricultural products shows a value
Of Sll3.OO0.0Oo in 1917. si2S,OOO,OOO In
:10s, and slSs, 10000 In 1909. A very
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IInEhc. as . Inarty Roe.

Fran NJ Wilmington Errry Erru'Hc
u il doubtful " the late senator Platt
In his palmie~i days "a the directing head
Of the Republican parry organization OF
New York was ever such a political boss
a. Governor Hughes has attempted 10 ~
Plat dtCtated legislation bv Republican
Legislature through q machine which rep
seBted III" Republican party organization
All the Republican members Of the I.egi..
lature osed their places 20 the Organizat ion
and were naturally Inclined 10 render DC
obedience and respect Hence the orders
Of Plat. rmbodyine the will Of the organt-
kation, Were ~ a rule implicitly obeyed
But Governor Hughes essayed 10 bs the
personal boss Of the Republican party
Ne did not like Plat. represent the Repub-
hcan organizatiOn me party orRaniza-
ton most Of Tho time has been IN opposi-
ton ~ him Yet Governor Hughes has
endeavOred % compel every Republican
member Of the Legislature 20 vote for such
measures ~ he desired TO have enact ed
For a while he zuooeeded Ne compelled
NJ Republican majority 10 pass. With much
reluctance apublic utilities commission Law
aud an evil enactment 10 has proved 10 b@
but other Hughes measures have faile,i "a
command the support Of me Republican
majority and one ~ them. primary -l-c-
ton ball. Was defeat d lat Ne~k
A. the election 10 November Ia1s Pres
dent TAFT carried New Nork hy = plurality
~ .nl 81, uhIl" Hughes uas i-,t~d bv a
pluralif OF only ~ co. There 10 no doubt b..
vas pulled through by fats overv helm
ing defeat of BRYAN and vst despite this
lear ~ ldencr Of la,A OF popularity among
Republicans h. has @s-aysd 10 ~ an arb
frarv boss Of the parv a leader 10 whom
the Republican members of Ne Legislature
should render implicit ob~d,-no~ IN 'tct
he assumed me right of lrRislat ION through
,osrpng those - whom legt,lal ION ua-
entrusted nv tho people n is we'll that such
q bos- Was nnaliN rrbuk-d and will soon
tsflTr
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RrsvninE SD the CosL

From me- lllA's C1wpIgi1T
While Robert BroEniug and BIS -on Barsti
we're living alone i1 TIorenrs The ION gave one
afternoon an exhibition OF HI, oWn paintings fu
me family drawing rOon To Mr. browning Nas
assigned ihr task Of meeting me guests Late
In me afternoon Whcn he room vas veil nIes
here appeared ~ the drawing room door woman
who's fars AS familiar lst NJ Browning could
not recau her name and hr Judged from her AZ
nearancr that Ahc va not an invited guest
there va embarrassment on both sides for
= moment then The woman iah esgeri, on
please NJ nrovninE I'm he cooA NJ RArret,
aid a. vAs 10 come anu zee hts pretty pictgr,
Whrreqpon Mr. Browning. offering bls arm
srou ri me ,o0z about ne loom Win VII The
attention mat he could have bssl0ved upon .
frignlng queen
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-20

We alluds Of course 20 the Governor
Of Alabama, who IL nearing the end ri
ha torn and NJ this time seems ~ be an
OBJECT 81 pathetic Il unfriendlv solicit
rude Just what political elements con-
spiTed N elevate him IN tho Chief MHgis-
tracy nj hIs State in the first place ws do
not nov recall We know only that Iic
cam" in upon tho crest of an snihus-
astI" wave, and for soms time af,erward
Ind % b. reeonsidsred frequently in the
matter u his chest measure PERHAPS
otherwiae
Only two or three or four years ago ne
was Illuminating from the State House
m Montgomery against wicked persons
IN general, against the Federal Judee
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-20
THE RATHER 4 GENTLEuw.
me GeOlogical surveys ENperiencrs " in
the Palsun reapla.

| PROM popaiaF Wsrhastes
n. r-,i,.., So ,.'1,'.
nl'eu STATES "eoiogl'a. '.s7
topoaraphers carry their level linps rou
/ Inv swamp to high mountain TOP t.4,.--
/ NJ ali kinds and rondHions nf
-, .-..."s -',' ,-, WI ''
nh'e mu'h OF 'hew WORN y ''H..i'.r.
they not Only penetrate many t'r...a AMI
Wild regions where other men ...f...
ever ~, hut they meet with all .r.....
,,pd 49,. ,-ht,.n -, -. A.. ,..... '''' ".
49, 'n'"-e ~" " y" '"aaI Hffu
the borders OF the nned states The o..
perienCez Of he members ~ the O.. g f-...
Of the survey with resDast IN sarf. .. 3D..
WOULD ~. I, 90, $3.50 .,.L.,.l ''.H
not without IT'S exciting lnciden'- .ruz1
there i no recorded case OF a aurNa ... s...
having been seriously poisoned n. .r,s..
49,. mise
O" -. a.. -,-,-
lhrouehout inc eh1lre plains re- 90 he
medium sized rattler obOunds. an .. ore b.
not a field marty In the Weat that t..... ~.
run .,ros. tb.s. ,,nt,,.r..ti,, A..
- = -, 'I -
llnusTs ol ne pfisln9i cause oi NJ. Ihs
,Sn ~, ~ nuns ous Ilsue 0i Nnllnt West
etn ratliers, or IN some instances anHpIag
them about camp a. Pets after, Of '"lrss
~ SIacllhE lnelI iahs-. Ine y lol am
GUY oIr ~ on sl,.ai Al,l ile,igiu wet
hAke. ~, WIN -enen 70 nlne LOO Ioei d.inold
$500, ~. IOwe' 'a'.n ~, hs
lorldA sNainps would he = soneFhat
iearsome loD and probably has d.. vst
~ ~ ~, suS Iuh oi me llng
W ne ',9 pnotosIapn snoslne coIieN
-, vl,oh y i ~ uentf eIfrhHn
~" b.eI W houeI, ~ .man
~ w u ~ ~ = ~ 81 ouI'yf ~ ~" ~ ne
~ :" ", tAAs q. wv AS W. Don
~ ~, 'eeioh' Muh.tna. 49, IeileN-, "hrh
Ut ss'i.s iuH' auou nls gnoush 20 nass
au, .,, az. w. nsspIlN"n ~ ne
'T.,ittn' ~ s ...s,.l,.h ~ ~ 'ahhf
,.,o1 trai,I ~ pss,',ios,,,,A NIl'n uA. m
Aoou utiH"., - iasse''-laA' " gentle.
Ila.. ne ulinus nls Sin nu-ln'-s and
piVleis ~ ~ ~ Alohs. MOteoN,-I NJ alWays
EINss .uhe'E anu ,ul, ...l waning
~ W .i"sH 'aNlI 1870 ~ w ny u'ienc"
" ne ket. h"ll shpN " sANe ms iWe NJ
p-Iheps 70 utspel ms ahrm No WI can.
lousy uhcoll Ald iuttly gin" away
HtLlhg MS u's'uroef w possession ~ lhe
ne,1. -. ~
lhe NlnfAnt ouA1-Ax-A1 oI the ra'tleSnaks
pens 70 hViAe msiih'ute t"tr"r IN tha
neaLts o. All animals. Nheth"r They are
snAAeNlse OF nor, lopng animals which
nav" never seen snake ~ the sound ~
the nenaeing note tremble Nth iear. I'll
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-20

To rHE EprroR % TIVE sUS-.sfr IN ths v..,
isss iust shout me date Of the Declaration az
var against Spain here vas curious phenons
snon ytdhle one night from Aboui 'rlork up al
o. clock In me morning following
n vas . streak Of reddish nGht about IN.
,haps Of q dagger and Wns supposed b. maUy
supersutious persons 10 have something On "a
attn the eoTing var 10 vas described In TMY
sex and In eli Of ne daily newspaper Of Nrw
York rity.
Pisass Eivs the date and a description o, :,
IL was aec0unled for In various Waya-the ressr
Ion Of . nFe 81 FORT Lev. flashlights Of uar,h,,.
In the bay. &C. hut none Of these seemed - a..
rsunt satisfactorily for it
SEu YOaH. May ~ RERNAnB N. Josn.
The appearance In the sky u q fam
lng sign. By some called a sword h.
others a daRFrr. is distinctly RECALLED IA.
accepted explanation was that a burpin.
building On the Palisades was the causs
Of the Illumination.
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Tobacco Pate h In Hsar, Of CIV.

isriHg'0u f1Tvsfpouasn5s T9uistlls CoursT. T'uf.
Hdf
Probably Inc most ~ TO date tobacco patch IN
the whole Whiis hurley district IL the four aers
piece OF land in this city on "a HIGH W l. Petty wd
this year raise a crop Of the valuable plants
Flrst Glass tobacco land " ~ a high nrsrlu-
thsse days. and Mr. Petty paid about A. much rent
'or the lse Of his city lot q, he would hs,s 'of =
rood sired once building The land. however
has ever advantage uhich could possibly bs -
sired Tor me purpose TO which n has bern de,ii,
Gated % j. virgin soll IN the heart ~ ne rir
within three snt a half blocks OF the rhHrH
Hotel 9, supplied win eieciric lights. dty vairi
hSdranu and concrete sldewaiks on the adioininr
street on Vie corner Of Which is police nsiro M
nrs department boH. and 4 thus 10 svefy vay 'lr.
nishod With every protection and oonysn.eaes
Aao-lei % lhe bnsLnsss Of a Eoaa .lked rL-L-
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II the income tax amendment IL 20 be
looked upon a. merely a provision for great
emergencies Il In not needed. for in such
circumstances incomes can be taxed under
the present Constitution. IL would only BE-
necessary to distribute the tax among the
states IN proportion to population. a. any
other direct tax must be distributed The
method might b. a little unpopular with
Western and southern states. which would
like TO have the burden all placed on New
York, but what patriot would raise Obiec-
tons In time Of emergency?
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Political ExpnIIenre.
Fwm M lih1ny .Tourg1f

Vet Il may b. surmised from the manner
In which the vote was divided that political
expectancy did actuate some Of tho mem
bers. Moreover. II may be surmised that
the division Of the vote would have been
different II there had been any danger that
adoption Of the resolution by the senate
would lead 20 ~ ratification by the Legs
lature. There was no such danger there Ia
none now After the Assembly had twice
voted the resolution down Il was dead.
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PROM WHATEVER SOURGE."
Historical Precedents justlfytng Dlssrust
% CangressAonal Action.

" NtAMNN4s4aAAAA NgAAaAs
To rHE EDrroR oP TIVE suN-sn The
advocates Of the Taft income tar amend
msnt contend that its words from whatever
source derived have meaning directly
the opposite Of what they import IN an ordi.
nary mind n any broader words can h.
employed 70 vest in Congress the power 20
tax all incomes they are not to b. found In
the dictionaries. The plain and obvious
meaning Of those words IA hat al incomes
would be taxable u the amendment should
be adopted
Il is urged hat Congress would not tax
the incomes derived from State bonds. II
would have been EASY TO Say 80 in the pFo-
posed amendment The aim 81 the amend
msnt i to reduce private fortunes n the
Supreme Court. contrary TO the plain words
above quoted. should hold that incomes
from STATE bonds could not he taxed faith
IN ths cnuri IL elf would be DESTROYED
II i insisted that Congress would not
'RX incomes from stat" bonds congress
has already perverted tire taNinE power
ard would DO - again. The tax on OleO-
marEarin" was = peryersion ~ the taxing
power n Vss Intended - cripple and Dc
stro an innocent Industry In the interest OF
the dairym"n and for political advantage
Our tIrin laws have been made 70 ohliFr
0v-rtain classes ~ consumers 70 support GER
fqln Glasses Of producers Hy means ~
those laws certain hands have been In
pocket where they bad no right 10 he The
Deople now see u and want Il changed The
Constitution gTants a. much power ~ Tom
Errss should have sufficient for al legiti-
mate Ohia,ts The taxes are already enOr-
nous. The cot Of government il tremen-
duus The people hsHin 70 feel the pinch 81
hl oh price, Favored classes have -four
tShed ny means IT spe"ial legislation ln
eNrharg~ Tor pait Of the profil.
IN Their WuFda there has been n mariner
ship bftWe n the favored WRnufaCt urprs
and the politicians for th~ ~ pl0iiation Of To
consumer. The politicians have given 10
- tax the consumers and in cons liberation
81 this concession the manufacturers have
smpplied he rnmnRign funds This husi-
ness hiss gOt o stop Instead Of granting
new powers ihe peOpIe should see that tho
legiiiHats Oblect~ IDMrND " bupsF
NV NuHK NAV 70
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Demosthsnes's Victor, .



DemOsthenes Davenport wins a sort Of
victory after all. Il il OF no use 70 him or
70 his patron. senator Root except a. the
latter was pleased with the service nor TO
the party in whose behalf Il was signed. for
the sufficient reason that the State Assembly
has twice rejected a similar resolution. and
although Il Is clothed With power enough
TO pass Il as u comes from the senate. II IL
most unlikely 10 do so a. under the Assem-
bly, rules v must first encounter the Commit
tee on Rules. which Is unalterably opposed
to an Income tax
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From No ROrAsHsr Post ErBrsss
u il diflcult 10 understand Why thirteen
Republican Senators Of this state we're will
lng 10 sec this tar constitutiOnalized and
levied. Tor who can doubt that Congress
would levy Il II the Constitution permitted
The demand for appropriations Of ell sorts
n not limited even by the resources Of the
Treasury. and Congress would be quick TO
adopt any method Of securing more money
Fortunately tho Assembly Of the State l.
against the tax and New York will not he
among the States that will ratify the
amendmenI.
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To tHE FnuoR ~ TaS Ser ST. Al 0--'
81 . company sellinE large quantities % '.''-'
N New YORK says that the paper onu 's.r-r' '
the packages cost the company s9p -'f.'an'
and that the company cannot Afford 20 70 'lfni
away. but Weighs them win me butte.
An ordinary boa car will carry twenty tons ~
paper In the ream, but assuming that no store
said ooatainers are only half a. heavv 20 rrnp''
lion 70 the Space they occupy, a car you'd o'f-.
1no00 p0unda. which soid - ~ cents ''irl
would yield Nonn. showing paFcertagr 10 1-on'
equal or almost equal 70 that on butter
RIVERSIDE. Conn Nay T. P.
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TO rRR EDTron ~ rnH Sux-sir. IAN an,
priasd that noue Of your omniscieni ahiaui,o,.
Or Feruinisrchi correspondents manea any rrt.y
enge 10 Donaat comet Of isaA WhiuR p.rt,,,h
Waa ne anesi ming 10 eognea ghs aOrid hsa -,
IN hundFras % Sears, : saw g IN Enriaud.
prusume y vas Visioie arre. me lail o. trnae,
irsH tht nsnita - halt Wy a. ieast Down 70 n,
AariHon. ~ apgeared IN ne twilight o. ~ eve
aing End waa v.ibis 10 al. RMI
NV Toa9. Nay %
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To rHE EDTToE oT The suS-sE. IN 7isihg
% one o. the principal thoTouEhiares o. '1is dW
10 DAY saw Mon Jack and the Stars tni
stripes a. half mast suspended from EinaoT
In the blliding Of The local Clan M Gae, 90 -olrn-
Ing Tor me King
The tram driver Of ny car told ne RAJ III -
iochi Irish socetiss had drAped thSiE halls 70
mourning for his Majesty.
Surely this token Of sincere reE-r' a. -
DEAN Of their sovereign on The part o. 'ss '1''
indicates their appreciation % The services -
dsred 70 the Emerald late BY Edward ii
Providence. H May - HgrlsTra
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THE MCOWE TAX.
Comment Ipan the Aeisan % the senate on
tie Amendment

Some 81 the States devoted 10 the old
sound doctrine Of reserved rights Of states
are rejecting the amendment Georgia led
on In this course. and Massachusetts, has
been the latest 20 follow II unless NeN York
Itself may he counted the same way u -
little short Of astounding that This state
should muster a. much a. a bare handful
OF men ready TO forget law. history and com
mon sense for the demagOgic or de=pOtic
idea Of a direct income tax. spies and all
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-20

FFHNt ~ WeAfWlNNef iaAEf ~
Dr James Morris Who WAs one " 'h" ~
medical pracut0ners IN Scotland. has .Is. 80
~ Duhtcrmiins Wheu hr Reiterated r, .r-r'
a. a doci0r some Ten eArs ago he made 'f' ''h''
ment Durng my hfiy years In prarusr '-
attended sn0n paticnts. AdmluisirrrI c..''-
form iOmO urnes with absolute immu1i'
fatal results. had san births i'm cuu-f
rases without a deathl. made abouf ="
visits. and Travelled about ansnD mi.rs
bad record for a country medicAl man.
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There are Rrpubilcaus Who are bsglnninr "a
get conscience stricken. They are insurgents
tio ION kuoN what Insurgency a. ~ u a half
anolog1 ioT being q Republican SeHdior B,mFT
oi TrIHf
Bv the same token a regular Republican
must 10 destitute II a conscience Tho
truth however. Is that self interest and
not a troubled conscience makes a man
an insurgrnt. The Hon. JOsEFH a. CAN-
non pointed out IN his speech in this city
IN "Wednesday night that Senator DOLL
vER lWho h nov 70 wrought up about the
iniquity II the Payne law that life holds
no more Joys for him. was second 20 no man
in loud and ftilsome praise Of the protsc-
ton in the Dinglsy law not long aGc.
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S,y.u,ssu,h Csntsry Thought. on Comet.

Seventeenth tehtnFN thoughts IN Comets.
10 tHE EriroE 90 Tar gvN s.s. Pcrhap. the
readers Of THE SrN would he interested 10 me
opinion 81 20, ente~nth CENTURY astronomer
pm q fellow luminar the comet The boog i
% Interesting attempt 20 express The nndings Of
me Science Of hls daS IN sich q manner that Inc
AUTHOR would not rome into CONFLICT sIth the
Churrh and ~ doririne Of signs 10 The heavens
NFW l0Hk MAJ - . SlossoN
Trauadr0H from "ur'r0rollc t1ruH' b. Tihs,,I
r1w1HHi 10 Ia
Nothing IL the crowd more certain Of than
that comet. are heralds Of evil Moreover
h@ comet is thought 10 presaRe three public
evils. namely war. famine aud pestileuce
and one private No. the death Of princes
Bat do not think comet j. sent but 10
brtng calamity For benevolent Deity
Nhen he Gomez ~ punish our s1travaEance
and turn our minds to eternal rather tnan 10
temporal thinFs II wont 10 make Use Of the
wonders n nature and turn our terror into
psnnencR and reverence for His name
do not believe comets the cause Of physical
Ne for What harm could an eXhAlation
whsther ssni from the sun or Of the nature
NJ Are. DO a. such q great distance1 but stan
90 not deny The comet Is a sign from tod
a. indeed I'll history afirtRs
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when an eiectric street railway fvs'~~ p"
cunstruetcd "a Hastinra Engiand, t1r roe
bunrs opcTstfnr there uprr uithcrar~ 80
servtce. An aitemVt vas made 70 run her I'D"
20 London. bat snvrr Hnl. q steep inc.ne 7s,' ~
hastlngs end Rafte pusved go murl 'o'
worn oua eaElnes and 20 hey vrrs iuved 20 -7.
last rcsiing piaCs In q taruynrd beside Er a..
wheFe they are nov surrounded ~ r-'F az
uued 20 ben co0ps.
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when the bslfry OF 81 Paul
chimes the morning brs,ful hours.
Men resume thsir daily thran
Mh the rity lofty towers
Iaces wreathed In smiles serene.
Tacea with the msfk OF Woe.
Rushing down the thin ravtne
In one long continuous aos
Men from many . calm retreat
In the country fresh and sweet
They are daily grinding Eayly
Md ne din Of Nassau street
starting A. ne Rroad street -Curb-
where the brokers brag and braut
Ending 10 = Tuf N u'hs
Al the stald Old city HAL
Buildings tower On elther ode
Monsir0us and severe 70 vieU
And the heavens are deserted
Just q slender strip ~ blue
Here ths hours have winged Ssss.
Fdsnd and foe 10 silence meet.
A. thsT hurry. seurry. worry
Through the mare Of Nassau street
Scribe and busy hnancief
rush al0ag win quick smprias.
And the poet 100 u here,
Win BE dreamy merchandise
Ma Of law rush 70 me fray,
Every moment husbandiaa.
And hr ~ Disas' hats diaglay
Al NE radiance o. sprihs
on. me rush Of trAmDing aeeL
There Il neveF lime 70 erect
one another IN lts smother
Busy. diary Nassau street.
sight q hlaHoasd dome o. Foli
siamps Itself n psaFi gray Mat.
Dawn viii shortly ~ unrolled
Ina patch o. amethyst
FOR . sprii harpocrates
Ths DESERVED street. ruigna o'ar.
Ms aominion soon shall c.ase-
HsTki tne presses deaiening rear.
Meas Ihem loudly throb and beat
IN thsiE age eRohcIihg fsaa
EaFths aWaking. daWn h brtahang.
> Ith day IN Nasaau Btroat.
f. HgulEI 0AAn4
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Lnnd0a once EmnEhAm House. ! Arundel street
strand The daily and sunday Sun are on ssis In
Lundon At the American and Colonial Exchange
Carton street Regent street. and DaWs steamship
Agency. u Green street Chahng Cross Road.
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FvoR ~ HsEfaiy nsi Of pBhleaiisas u Ne bspari
plsni Of Agriculture.
Ths InuacsiluiaF Eusyms Of Psuieillun and
Aapsrgliua. Win Special Reference 70 thoas Of
Psnlcililum Camemberu. ny Arthur wayiand
Don. chsmiat IN Cheese Investigations. nair,
Dlviai0n. -. 70 tnulisuA ~. Bureau Of
Animal Industry Price 10 csnt.
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The Post once Department 10 20 he
congTarulatsd On the improved quality
Il the new postal cards q u furnish ing
20 the public The picture ~ MCkINLEY
~ the upper right hand corner ~ not all
that could be desired by any means. but
hurried correspondents who find they
ran write on the cards without having
their pens catch and spattsr them with
ink viii forgive any pictorial defects
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-20

To TRR EDfTon ngTnu suH-g Ar galleries
IhguiA b moved from Flith avenue aver 70 Firui
sVusus. ATi doss nst nsed Bonddiy. II ean
iaTive amang ne poor better nan amang ne
rich. ~ cen be nsmeghing more man ne aeco-
Futi1a Of vanity. Lar.
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Published ~ the sun Printing ana PubHshins
Association At 10 Nassau street IN the Borough
Of Manhattan New York President Of ire Asao
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Treasurer Of Ire Association. N. ? IAHan, ~
Nassau street.. Secretary Of the Association. D. "
culnn. 10 Nassau street
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-20

The Hon WILLIAM n WILCOX would
find the life ~ a candidate for Governor
much more enjoyable II he were able 20
g, ND Of the Hon FREDERICK " WHIT
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