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The Detroit times., 1910-03-10

Theologians are somewhat agitated
By the declaration OF Edward Holton
lanes that he has discovered proofs
that Jesus vas not cruciied by the
Jews but by the Romans TOR the crime
of lese majestic.
Rabbi Hirsch adds 10 this statement
the declaration that the immediate acc
which led 70 the crucifixion was the
entrance of Jesus 10 the temple ana
overturning the tables OF the money
changers. an organization Of jewish
priests who had cornered the money
market
Whether this new bit OF biblical
history will stand the rest OF sucn
proof as may be dug from the ruins OF
decayed cities remains TO be seen.
But II requires no plunge into the
last. no searching OF secular and
sacred scrips 10 know that today II IS
an act OF lese majestic 10 advocate the
eternal teachings OF the han OF Gar
lice and that "crucihxion' is the pen
atty exacted by the 'money-changers
when His doctrines are leveled against
them
The message OF human brotherhood
strikes as bitterly against the imperial
powers OF Privilege today as II did
against the Romans.
All men shall stand with equal
grace
The Detroit times., 1910-03-10

sea Her COURAGE came back 10 hev
as she walked along the mean streets
hoping that she looked like lazy
clerk or something on that kind. She
asked her way once OF twice. the
policemen were curt and uncourJeous
Ii was all as A'sc had anticipated.
and her spirits rose accordingly. she
came al length TO her destination, u
small. mean street with little shops al
the one end and huge tenement houses
no the other she stopped presently
before one with a huge l6 painted on
the fau-hSht great number OF dirty
children were playing in the gutter
the atmps pherc was close ana unplcaS'
ant \ one-eyed man sat in a kind OF
rabbit hutch ana Ailsa rightly
guessed that here was the iamllia'
ianitor OF the house \ timid requrs'
u know Nlr John Stern lived there
was replied 90 Nlth q groWl ana hlucii
thumliug oi dirty pockCtoooh.
"Right yOu are. young woman l"'
Cne-Vyed man said JocularlN. lheF
comes ami they goes 50 often as nae
IA hard To keep tally With EN- PARTY
by the name OF lohg Stern came mere
lasV FRIDAY. anu pays tor Two rooms
week In advance Third floor, ana
turn 70 the right and the door is al
The end cf the corridor
Il suppose the gentleman IS IN?
Aisa asked tlmidly.
You can suppose anything YOU
gKe." the one-eyel man said gracious
is. IT j. no business OF mine. II
may ue IN or ne may not he may be
alive. ami be- may he dead All
know is that he's paid his rent for the
week and that's what my bosses
think of most Go and knock al the
Goor. and see for yourself II he AIN I
IA Won can leave your card IN the
ycstiDule
Also passed up the many stone
stairs unti she came 90 her destina-
ton. She knocked tmidly twice be-
core any reply came. and then the door
was opened by the man she sought
Her face was IN deep shadow he gave
a little grunt of surprise and pleasure
Heaven bless You for this, he sail
hurriedly Will YOU De SO good a.
TO come in
The Detroit times., 1910-03-10

Games MacVeagh son OF the secre-
tary of the treasury. says OF Chicago
men.
They are conceited. overbcaring and
self-centered
They are unfriendly. inhospitable
and altogether lacking in tender emo
tons.
They are brusque and coarse
They are uninteresting. unintelli-
gent. and possess no ambition to inn
prove their minds.
They lack ch!valIy They are care
less In their attitude toward women.
are impolite and peglecttul OF the
pleasures OF the fair sex.
They are hopelessly deficient In
good manners
would suggest that they read Lord
Chesterfcld's letters 20 his son.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-10

An old populist yesterday sat by his
coy fire Down over his breast now
ed the Merlin beard that made him
look like William Cullen Brtant's pic
ture. and through which the wind oil
populistic oratory had swept SO
soughingly in the troublous tifj<s oil
ycre-and not SO very yore eialer.
He had been in the forefront OF the
battle when Jones OF Texas. Weaver
OF Iowa and the rest of them had been
the insurgents OF congress-callcd
GIecnbackers.
tie had helped frame the Ocala
platform lie had marched behind
Weaver TO all his glorious defeats. He
had fused with Bryan anu refused
with Parker He is a veteran-OuI
his eyes have failed. and he could not
read the pile OF papers before HIM.
I'm read TO you. grandpa said q
little girl. Il wish YOU would, saidtht
patriarch. I'm gettin plumb ignorant
on public questions. Wy some Demo
Gratis an Republicans seem 10 know
most rs much now as | do"
The little girl picked mp "A thin
pamphlet and read AS certain
phrases dropped from her lips. the
old pop pricked up his ears
The deepest interest OF this gener
alton lies In the control OF its domin
ant commercial forces. The Issue Is
moral. involving deeply our American
ideal OF opportunity under the law
The corporation has become the &C
cepted machinery OF handling these
forces II rs the artitical creature OF
The community We have made Il
effective We have made il capable
of sinister abuse The corporation
has concentrated enormous power II
the hands OF few men. At the same
time Il has lessened their personal re
sponsibility. The resulting abuse,
The Detroit times., 1910-03-10

duce a cyclone into the FIRST act that
will Kill all the actors.
The chorus girl bride was showing
another chorus girf over her pretty
new home
And there my dear. she said II,
a real genuine camelskin rug"
Her dear friend gazed AZ the object
IN question and then smiled superior.
ly.
oh my dear" she said sweetly y
think you must be mistaken Real
camelskin has humps in IT,"
! hold the world but as the world.
Gratianao
A stage where many men must play
part,
And mine sad Que.
Shakespeare.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-10
MOST ANYTHING.

Some years ago. John Drew shaved
on his mustach. thereby greatly
changing his appearance. Shortly al.
terward he met Max Beerbohm. but
could not just then recall who the lat.
ter was. Mr.. Beerbohms memory
was better.
"Oh, Mr.. Drew" he said. I'm afraig
you don't know me without your
mustsch,"
The Manager: I've got a new idea
for a melodrama that ought 10 make
y hit.
The Writer: What is it,
The Manager: The idea is to intro
The Detroit times., 1910-03-10

THERE GOES RICHEST MAN IN THE WORLD
Suit you first would it,
Well let's
Just suppose you did have more money you what
And just suppose you die
suppose you had asked congress pass bill incorporating
the passing out money the
Of charity.
suppose you had designated
him to make it his hes work to give away this money
them feeling something help and his
died would to say Well he
wasn't fellow after adjust then daily paper were
handed and the millions proposed to give away
you standing high the respect OF
the community saying
believed give 'OOoOOo00 without
gifts made Ny own idea has always
myself posi- tion Of like sn0'
of that none"
by unfair orc ionabe M cans, M
these foundations
gifts Of large money
good by using hi. money factory, san
conditions where greater Poo" " the earnings
by giving away millions
particular thought the
which they were gained
you after reading that newspaper
you upon your -a life devoted greed and gain OF
moneys having been worth while
you about yourself meeting
your Makera
John D. Rockefeller is the richest in the world
not know much money Rockefeller doesn't
know himself
know, however that his days here numbered
you has hit for the distribution
the lie with him.
proposes for that purpose Of which his shall
have charge and shall life work
plan his what have
quoted Washington GLADDEN. article
which have fallen upon the eyes of Rockefeller
Poor unhappy rich man nearing the grave
Millions upon ARE NOT FIT TO BE GIVEN AWAY
you THIS richest in the world
smiled the extent of having provided
comfortably family when leave them would not
your effort and have not de-
failure and find comfort the fact
would not.
your policy has live and let live and leave to YOUR
fathers good would want
world his tainted millions for
the of their accumulation places
upon burden of clearing his fathers
The Detroit times., 1910-03-10

They are surly on the cars.
On the streets they snarl at inquir-
ing strangers
public servants do not attempt TO
hide their sneering incivility.
Most Of the society men are miser-
able young cads.
They claim TO be too busy TO be
polite-YES, TOO BUSY WATCHING
ONE ANOTHER pCKETBOOkS.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-10

+. Hopkinson Smith. the noted al
thor.artist. said In an address:
The men OF New York not only
ignore good manners, but violate them
deliberately.
They would rather say. GO 10 hell!
than il you please
They are prlggish and selfishly
brutal
The Detroit times., 1910-03-10
CHAPT ER XII



Ailsas cheeks famed as she follow
ed stern into the room beyond She
had half expected 10 hnd something
III the way OF comfort II not luxury
but nothing OF the kind presented It.
self t. view There was shabby
uroleum on the floor q couple or
chairs looking very much the Worse
sol wear. table ana q cheap clock
over the shelf In 2 corner cupboard,
VISA felt quite sure, John stern kept
mis- cooking utensils
The. room was very dark. being
family illumined by a small window,
So high up that il was impossible 70
see ont OF it. SO there was no oppor-
.uniIy for close examination of John
Stems features In any case the
green shade that he wore over his
ewes would have preclude3 anything
VI tho Kind He brought one chair
forward
This is very good OF YOU. he said
In his hard, terse tones. All through
The interview he seemed 20 be fighting
down some terribly strong emotion
Il cannot find words 10 express my
sd nse Of your generosity You must
be- a very good woman
cor a very curious one" Ailsa sail
upsteadily. Mr. stern | should not
have come here al all IL was very
WI ong OF me Even II had known
you we'll
Instead OF seeing NE for the first
time yesterday Did ever meeting axe
Mace under more tragic circum-
stances? You may laugh at me when
say that II was all preordained. II
was direct Intervention OF Proyi-
dence That is why I took my cour-
age in my hands and asked YOU 10
come here.
1Tn Re- ContInucdl
The Detroit times., 1910-03-10
1To Re ContInucd.1

Bricks and building blocks of fair
quality are made in several Of the
smaller English cities by mixing the
residue from garbage incinerating fur
naces with quicklime and water
The Detroit times., 1910-03-10
You Leave Your Son
Far Happier With Only
One Untainted Dollar

~ You Would Leave Him a Good
Name, and That Is Your LIES
Object. You Wsuld not
Care To BE as Rich as
Rockefeller. Would
You?
The Detroit times., 1910-03-10
NUMBER THIRTEEN
A Powerful New Serial Story.
BY F. VI. WHITE.

Author The Cardinal Moth The Weight Of the
N~
The Detroit times., 1910-03-10
WHAT SORT OF GALoOTS ARE THESE
MEN OF NEW YORK AMI

Course the Men hing Mnu,e
The Detroit times., 1910-03-10

How would you like TO have SO
much money you couldn't spend it
all before death if you triedf
How would you like TO have so
much money there would be tons
upon tons of it if heaped in bins'
How would you like to have so
much money that when you were on
the street, people would turn and
look at you and say:
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Tr,RS ron THREE MASTER.
The - = SAWYER Overdue ~ Pensacola
since August ~.

PF0vIf FNrt Aug 10 Much anxiety =
felt along Tho coast for the safety ~ Tho
'hraa rnas'"d schooner u ! Sawyer
winch - uvn"d 10y 4 Homer skinner Of
tal River and which made her last tr1p
- th,- port with a cargo ~ salt from the
N"-t Indies
The Sawyer LETT New York on July IS.
bound for Pensacola Fla whore she Was
- Ioni cargo of lumber for Ponce
Porto Rico Under ordinary Circum-
STANCES IN" should hav" reached Pnn.a-
cola by August T.. y no reports haV"
i-.''n hoard rom her un"a-in"S= concern
ing hrr w"lfar'' Is lnCr"a ing daily
~h.' 10 commanded lev capt Christian
Holland 81 FAN River. who h1s boon m
nag" for s"y"ra wears pr ding which
L" was 'apian 1T IN" I.ongf" low another
rhr,.,' master owned hy NJ NNIrT"r
u. sawyer arrived here ~ Ian" S,th
u"r .a.t cargo - -alr I:''r - VOYAGE IL
eighteen DAYS from Turks Island N''.r
d.-,harIlug i"r cargo ~" vent un the
dry dock - Ea-t Providence. Vl"r.. h..r
rud"rl dv W. -cra's 4 ant raiut e
-" -hyI-d a "p.w 81 fn-'ma~t hands
h.I' i..i"r'' . ro,''dIug tor New Work..
lHu. tlH ~, .IIu noe sailors 81 her upon
arrival th.r,. and her nov crew WAS made
uu g -.'agi. 20 Engaged "a NV Nurh
li~ S.tN v'I wa- u.ui' a' Jpu"-puri. VI"
90 fHtFr
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NOW To kEEP BEES " ,rL,r.
Ono OF the Cultural Features ~ the Va
tIonaI Household show

II YOU hurry ny W.T. ~" dish". after
supper you will nav" 'IT" To- pot - ~"
,Teutng e 'b' N.'.pua Nous" hold Show
winch ,'ar'. ~ Madison ~yIa-' Garden
tonight II - ~" fret !U'lb!" "Hnrt
'pva-d solving N" 'p-' "i hCh hyIrG
IN apartrnsnt. devoid & ,hrrat1r-
All The thing thar tend o. W,' Ea'" ~"
two ~ FouT IN" N.ll -. '',.r. o. .-..ruhl.i
Bosidas an he useful things trnr. vii IL"
an eNl rh,' showing Won how 20 F'."p t.'"-
ard max yDur own horny though = NS'
dvs, ~ and device iu hll,ry ms. -
bv ..l.cfrIoI'v { such -hu'd LIy.Sr
EsI"cIa! attention D. col. Il % ~ auto
matte stocking daru"r au' -" gusui"u"
motor fOr -.wfuy mach u"- Nu' I.-z
then as other '',ug- 80" - 'r. -""r
though probably only hpus"s "' ~
! - abb 20 appr."fa; fh"m
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HLTNOy> CFNTRtI ,RRr<rS.
rNo Former Orrriais Taker into CUSTODY
Narran, out for Another

UTI ACV AVE n NTT0af- IN TIE
Illinois tep.r,I -r.f' D,.c Which have
- ,L.,-.l -. - -. -.
WIFI 'I'r"'''''" JOY ''''
maze mis- 'N'fnihS warrants w~r" -
sued for Irarh Il Hartman general
manager rrtrr to March ~. Charles /
E,,,. canal .,-s,,,,.,-.,, -, ,,o
-,
rdl"HN hn's f'l'L ~ IN" WV" NlN"'
ln'il las' N'''I ara 'NnN " I'N'.' C"".
eral s'or-N."'.- % -" Rrg-Ii" -Epvs
until Nav
u,,,..,..,, -..,. t,,-,..,, $500, ,.,.-..,,,..,
Jason 20 ~" f'' '.-.'' - 1901 ron - wow
ara arr7lru"f '"'"'" l.is" R''IES. -
rnay.r Vtn l--'."d 'r- "t--,r'.
lr,,.. e.. rs,..,r.,-.- anus, .,.,.
,,,, ~, l,.,..,,.,,.. mn, .,,.,,o. ,.....,-
WV '...'.- '..''
'"n'"- and ~" ''u"' - "l''i'l'c e .7. O.
den" Sane Eyl ~ .H.4 .'.rg' e.,
lot - Siu.UssI '.I- .'I- .. - Of % - .f..
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Arm, and Na,, Order,

w.smSoroN. ius. w-TheSe army orders
have been ISSUED
Lieut. col >,As VOL; Twenty eighth In.
ianiry. 10 ttci uN October 10 sfter more than
thirty siN year, -rTyics
TirN' Lle4' Thomas r Duke. Twenty Third
n fantry from OK IshouA University pre- uarhtory
school, onAaUa. Oss, To Oklahoma Agn-
cultural tol.rs" saltwater OKLA
liry Leu U~nD , Il Nofrtss Medical
Reserve ,or.,. from NaEcou,er BarracsS 20
hone aHi NHi' ouIrr~
nlrr'. rc.igustIDI accepted
IIrs' Lieut. NcNapi'T u Davidson. Thirteen n
tzlsfT'. rom rrrrIl'tng ssr, Ice columbus Rsr.
races DiIo Orfoh'r IS. 20 his lion
NJ ~ Thomas n k~rs inginccr torps 20
-.'"r uc,' cii~, a. Arm, War college. Wash.
lus on. - e.
These rnry pr'rf. hA,r bs~n iss.e!
prs Irsrrrior " Ramsav. to feet ray.
master \,lAfr r"r'. on 80 New OH
Iiruf ~ 4. iaC."f, 10 tho NrV or a. feet
crg iurcT N.ihti' feet
Iisui"u1u' . u-." .ar!'r g. Lincoln. rom tbs
G hsrirs'ou q. Tr'i engineer md home
Lieut. Hsar.. from command OF the Mo
hlrNr % tNNT'r aIg '.1r
fU,'gn n VI. IrrsJu. from command o. me
Io.poi>' ant "sUf iHYr other duties
Itsg' a B-bo-ne. n and PssSei "
.'-'ant la' mn-'r' rs " Nr'O. from the Charles
TN - tho Nst, o.
Ps,rrs,',r u ., Ne from the N.v YORK
pas.,.' assistant >rrc-un u T. Higslns fror,
'ur NrH orr 20 'uiE raLHI toS,i'si No, ohlma
w.. iauf .ur'',n N t Turner. DETACHED
non, nh 90 hus Ilrsi 10 Cd. onawa 20 the BsrD
Nssis'an' r.fFrOn IiNrlr. from inc Harry
20 10" Rainbow
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w. va accused low two rirlS ~ having
1t things about Mayor Gavnor IN the
night uf August which Wouli haN" s,lg-
A"~t'Ni a prior know l"iGe of IN" attempted
a~sassInatIou ct MaVor GaVnor. came
h"inr" Trial n"putv Polio" ,nmmrs-
siou"r lohu ! Walsh Yesterday moru-
,uE 80 Police H-aduuari"r>
HOO, Ss~ formally charged wlin -drint o.
.us i"'- vh.l" On patrol h-tWr"n . and
Q" - "a August : sing harsh. Vlo-
."uf. ,ua's" and -. ..,'"uing AMI pn-o-
Int LnsIaS" with r"!"r,u,~ to IN"
Nat" l>"rh.-g v"~tnrd1v rnulI not
re-. .r'r" Hn,k - the a.c"rwhn mad ben
tt"Uud tN" - npu { ~ CLINTON stree nu
o." uIght + August The only th,as
;aht ~" could remember concerning Gay
uor was remark = Reha'ca about
MAJ 70 '.'" man 10 Wa
R"h"-ca Pcirlnsu Of - Clinton stree
b" sri who, With Net" lsentcrE Ms
-.'fu to he" heard Hock on the night 81
August when 'h"v NCrc standing n
b." sJuop ID; IN" lsenl crg house. At 20
linton street testified she he'd never
seen HoCk hook NJ MN f'lll IA the face
when asked II 81" could identify anv
on" IN me room 81 thai name she could
ur' Ts'uerter n" number 81 tho shield
= -. adG"i then that she had ney er now n
tho nUml 81. that ~ was hcr gIrl friend
who had mott, - u and reported ~
" 'ir-t she refused 10 remember any
th.nE 1T what the poll, enan had I'D
N reference 10 IN. Mayor but finally
So" ac- now ledGe that she had heard hum
~av. y comparing Bingham and Gavnor.
tHa' GsNnor Sas not good TO the police.
n" vii get his come tirle II not whom
he -ails When h- comes back
Miss pearlmsn was recalled She al
mItt"t haI Ing told her family and In
ector Russell that 80 vas the number
which Kate hal Sren her Then Kate
C"n'ei that sh" hal gwen anv number
20 Rsh"c,a both Iooasd confused after
'hs and then RehN~ya Said to Kate
EuT Won dId toll ~ ~ IN" The number
Hocs shield - not i7R
he case SRs ClDsci vith the recall
~ IN" F"ariman :rl The Court dis.
r'.-s's' N" chars" concerning iha drink
ne = e"r - 'r1~' but rpSe-N 81 iNCIsICn
49, - iN" rasi Judge Walsh - ~ he would
~CnSui' wIh tou''r's-i'na- Pa,er about
80. testimony i~fo-" giving a |NCisIcn
A,tinc D-'rrr' A'''rnSv Moss has
r''"r'~thi hlw-n'' r0 D." Ca-c and whe7
20 latruel ~" -f.t.1ine Yesterday he
SD ha a .uIi tx - untaT g. nEidNra.
'..~ grG 500 " IA; n7ul' be done
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WONT DISMISS WTDsHIPHtN.
Naval Depsrtment Disappro, supt.
Row er's Recommended Ion A. To Harmon.

WAsHINGroS. Aug 10 The Navy Dee
partmsnt has refused 20 approve the
recommended ION ~ Sup' Bowysr uf the
United States Naval Academy that Md
shlpnan John I Harmon of stanton.
Va a member ~ the new fourth class.
10 dismissed for insuhordinat and
making false statement
ACTING Secretary Winthrop IN dIsap-
proving th.. recommendation stated that
l. was rather sever" punishment TO IN
hict IN - man u no NaS practically neS 20
'Ne service and that a few dement's.
h" thought. would I've enough
This makes the third time within ak
weeks that IN" Department has disap-
proved recommendations msde hv the
sup~rint~ndani at IN. academy Ever
since capt. Bow yer has b~en superinten-
dent e ~" institution there has hesn
stricter discipline and officers ~ the de-
partner are of tho opinion that in many
cases they are too strict
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TAFT AT HOME OF ANCESTORS
PRESIDENT SEES LOTS or mo
IND IITTLE TtITS.

Finds . Red Headed Relative, thrisiens
Another Robert and Hopes He'I
comfort His Mother learns That
Hes Related TO senator AIsirIch.
BEvTKLT Mass. Aug. ~ President
Taft went back Ia the home Of his an
cestors TODAY
Gov. Draper ~ MassAC husettz. Score
tary Norton and Capt 4 W. Butt went
With HIM from the Governor home near
Hopedale. whore they had been over
night guests In addition to finding lots
~ bag and httle Iafts and talking with
them the President learned from Mercus
AldrIch a resident uG Mendon, where
Robert TAFT the first settled. that he and
the senator from Rhode lslan nd are re-
lated
Secretary Norton discovered that he
Was kin with thy President through Roger
Williams. and Gov Drapr-. not TO he lett
ON IN the union. got the historian to show
that he MAS n distant connection 81 the
Pre-idsnf and senator Aldrich too. These
ties w'r" figured ont through George
VI Aldr,h. who settled near Mcndon ~
iosS The raitS and the Aldr,Chs and the
rest in'ermirrl"d
The P-'S,d.nt met probably Hftv Tafts
h"a-t"d - nor" than - wears The habv
was named bv the President ~" called
u Rrt-ri af'c' MS oldest Snn The baby
belonged q iar"nCr Taft VI Nrndou.
t~eri eth cousin II the President Is
boy. | Supups'' sad the President t.
IN" mother when >h" carried tho hAhN otlt
- ~hyr" h'. wis standing shaking hands
With relatives hen | u name II Robert
| hop" he will 10. u comfort to ms mother
v hon a I..d haired tar e 10 wears cam.
a a.
mark"d Well W,'y" got some rod headed
ones ~ tho fatuIk
Near Nbr.dy" m" President stopped
= an mn winch - lstt used to run for ~
travellers back N i7;d They showed han.
sign with ldtf name. tN" year ls76
ard an hW'rCan eagle all depicted on %
~ faded characters
Miss sarah raii Who Iryss 'hare nov
showed IN" Pres dent tn. room whore
Gen ,'"org" Washington sl"pt There
canopy. winch hadn't h"er disturbed
since Washington I'm" Miss sarah
Tart told th" Pres dent m" mn ghoSt
story, Inch had IN % a Whol" ss-i"s -
ghosts al Easing bv he tavern IN 4
funeral pro,.s-.on several n her an.
ce>tor- saw m" funeral cor'"ge ono dsy
hut on inveSti CATION could not md that
any one IN IN" nc khh,rhood had died
They decided u VAS ghust procession.
A the Presidents ancestry Was traced
to-day Robert cam" rrs' It those m
America and then followed Joseph Peter.
Aaron. Peter. Rosson and Alphonseo
Robert Tafts home Was built IN iSsp
he had sis tall sons u no helped nIm build
bridge across an adjacent stream and
the toNrspsorl" 'h"rsII'on gave them a
HI g farm
Before htSt-rD 20 his ancestral home the
Pres dent ms pe'''d IN" mills A. Hopsdal~
The EN- plovs's Ch-srpd hir. VOC fer0u-lv
n" gov hack n Beverly without Inc. dent
~ a clock tO-nIgh'
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anything hu' rheumatic m its evOluti 0ns
T. rumu.d toward the clouds sVen more
riNiiiv than HHN~.y machine had don.
ard o. swung ar.Iud curves that tilted
- mon - VIrg points
Ia Iph Johnston left tho field for spin
a. ~ O'Clock and CAV. an exhibition ~
yr..E 'Ir1s 'har v.rr 'hc most mar rriS-
I'g and spectacular Of any saen iuung
'N" present meet lie made on" DnrN-
-.r,,N w'Hrl anp," The C"ntrs " the field
q ,nrrl" ant sudden clrrlo m tho ruld-
do IT an u'h"rwI~" straight I'm" ~ fight
hat looked a. II IA" w"r" irving % laS-o
h|fr-Hf
I'rorAirs took Frank Gown both
%. "'u',r~ ~ ~ Wright high school
lass %. A. = ,'lSs"ng"r m IN" new RI
" rlch' r.dnl '.Nari rundown the 6r-t
'.Vo'uau z grt fh" met They sDNed "
How around Tor Hs" ur SlN minutes aud
. GIFTED a. twilight
Ra'we"u 20" u"roplana stunts Young
FrarS S~hot..r and Percy " PierC" OF
N"', Work shrI 'h"ir rubber hand pro
f"ll'r model above the grass on flights Of
a.lf.f "l,H feet
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~Ina,. ,pOn Tirc Al AIhInn.

NrEru~ y Y Nrg ~ pr" swept the
business part Of ihr- villa ," this afternoon
and d,i sIUu."uu DaI.ay" Ilr"u"n from
th.. n.rglIborrnG Villages II NI-iina aud
IIoil.y were sgmr,u'i tu assist 10 hight
~ tn,, hlt7., The tr, started IN the rear
81 Iandaur Bros dry goods stor" and
spread rauri, tu the Iiar' blocE ROyCe
bloc, aul orleans County National HANK
IuIliIng Th. IIart and KoVca block y
ar. three STORIES high and "N'.nd FOR
htn 20 block They wsT" Practically
Quilted IN" bans buIld.ug Was saved
buf tho interior vas wiped out Tn.
h.a, jest lus,.r- lr" Ian.laIr bros $50 M
AMI " WiicoN hardware dea her
SfHtrsI
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Wo, ements Of Naval Vessels.

WAsHINGToN. Aug 20 The collier
Lebanon and tug PatuSent have arrived
a. Boston the tug Rocket AZ Washington.
tho collier Pompey At Cavi'e. tho cruiser
North Dakota az Newport and the Rain
bow AZ \agasaki
Tho CrrIIser Tacoma has sailed from
Pnrr Inon for Cristohal the tug vestai
fruu Boston for New York yard and the
crrIirer Dos NOin"s from Dakar for Mon
rONll
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DrIron Gains IsO. 600.

MAsHINGroS, Aug. 10. The Cersus
oHic~ tot light a. rour cei the population
II Detroit a. "a 16s against 2sS.7Ot In
1917. a gAiH ~ over ~ per cont in the ten
years H. 1890 IN" population 81 Detroit
was nnj SO