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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1910-04-07
New Party Needed

Since Mr.. Taft has decided to re-
ceive the blessings of the great
American Octopus, with it's head in
Wall street, on the one hand, and the
curses of the people on the other;
therefore we deem it about time to
start new party; and, since mo-
nOpOly has been the curse of the
ages; and since the two old parties
have become too hardened in crime
for reform, we would suggest the fol-
lowing name for the new party,
ANTI-MONOPOL, with the following
planks for platform:
l. The protection of human rights,
and the setting of bounds and limits
to human greed
2. That occupancy and use, in
limited quantity, should constitute
the right to houses and lands, to the
end that all might get homes.
3. That We should have Govern
ment banks and Government money
in lieu of our present double-geared,
usury, corporation debt, bank note,
bank credit system.
4. That the money of the country
should be deemed the common prop
erty of the whole people, the same as
IIO4A ho11 Uc1So SHIPS duu u1ullIlOu
of war; and, when loaned, interest
should accrue to the common fund.
5. That the public lands should be
sold only to actual sttlers in limited
quantity.
6. That alien ownership of land,
and alien investments in every form,
should be prohibited by an amend
ment to the Constitution.
Z. That the railroads should be-
long to the Government as fast as
they can be acquired. And that other
public utilities should belong to the
public.
8. That since national debt is
not necessity, it should be pro-
hibited by an amendment of the Con-
stitution.
9. That the cash system should be
established between man and man;
and the credit system abolished-so
far as such an attainment is possible
to the end that litigation may be
reduced to the minimum.
10. That we should not import
scion Of the house of King Edward to
rule over us-lest we become so
English, yO' know, so English''-as
to have twenty-five thousand land
lords to forty million tenant-slaves.
Now, Mr.. Editor, start the ball to
rolling on this line and hooper up,
and the peasantry, the rank and file,
will fall in line at rate the dreamer
never dreamed Of
Respectfully yours,
j. B. CONSER.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1910-04-07
BTanch's Genuine RattIesmak@
WATERMELON SEED

Only Pure Strain In United states
Carefully selected. Kept pure forty
pSSnt t NJ of 1900 acres. Pure ~A SEED
Impossible where different kinds are
grown. 1 OF. 15e--2 OF. 25e-4 OF. Ace
IA ID. s0o-1 Id. s1.o0-5 lbs. $4.50-10
lbs. Ss.S0 delivered. Remit registered
letter Or money order. Send for Seed
Annual. Manual on melon culture with
all orders. M. I. BRANCH, BerxeMa,
Columbia County, Georgia.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1910-04-07

40 THOSE INTERESTED IN FLORIDA we
wish to announce the issuance of pamphlet
entitled, " Fruit and Vegetable Growing in Manates
County, Florida, consisting of fiftysx pages hand
somely illustrated, with map of the state in back
Facts and figures concerning the culture of fruits
and vegetables and illustrations of Life in that
ideal section. Copy sent free request to
J. w. WHIFG. General Indus II Agent.
SEAB0ARD AIR LINE RAILWAY,
Norfolk, Virginia
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1910-04-07

Pos-Oa
Mail this, with $685. TO The Jeersonans Thomson, Ga
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-27
urFR,N. rHE VEI rTS tTRS
s~,-rsI irsp.stast Chsss-s Sstrb w.,
Wak~ the N~.sst-atss Itrtt.v

Wording rH l.trs HIasi - .tH fns Hitrsltu
Hf WuiiIur= f.- sees Theatre r= rI n"
altered 'hiz =ur1rn~r DO rrrrnr tBnf Htr.
urTilar- Tho strr,fur,I hangs already
Gastn iuri'id- fh- removal ..f rv- noS-.
from fb. ground flur luu ..a suIautu.
Hun uf frss- rts- uf rfH1-=frt stalls
tho .l.raIi,i foyer stalls .u poe. balcony
st'I u.. r.ruur - tul ths fu.ind"fs sfII -It
.u suht Corresponds -. fH- .aIruuy u
other Theatres
Ib. installation 20 , 0sv r-iung sul
ms r..IunE .- o. '-' tdsi...i n tho hope 90
improving tH, as,tIztir-, uf rho auditor .In
u - uuIy tn experiment. tud sIIl is' 1H,i.,
uf .auEI,
In"r, tr,' tl@I o. F- .uuHr tilt autuu.--
100 the isyurut- arh-m. Ut the interior
The, HItuauty 90 tho yuluT- IL - go ~ uth
Reduced and Itis probably siI Dol" Wust
uutIts.tuln 900 the Green ua Ride fraus, that
sutlusfu ths. stage tIt u-fuaus "N pat-t
more. Ny "r.fI.I.uu than ans other feature
uf Thee Decoration I.. green Ni.l 10 uadH
very daTs ami % - Thought that the f~Ct
1f the change WIll 30 tu throw the STAG.
uIDtur.s= Iutp greater r"N"'
IH,, greatest iiF"r .n.H 10 fH. trIru
tny.. OF tu, u.w INTERIOR Hpv-y-r viii
be-, found ,u tho treatment U 90" metallic
DECORATIONS Wherever lUf 30 solver
Wvr,. 200 us seem last wear there will b." a
medium . ruwu ~ he shade snoWn a.
fr.nCn walnut lh.s Will remove practi
ualiy all metal "r SHINING details 90, ibH
decoration and tend o. increase fh- Iutl-
mate effect uf mo INTERIOR which turrera
4 Hastings ar" aiming 81 "a tn--s changes
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-27
CATCHING THE MONTROsE.


spscia' C1A< Des1ah1h ~ TUE SrS
BELFAST. July - At clock tonight
the AUTHORITIES OF Scotland ard Informed
the correspondents of The SUs that they
had r~c~sSsd no news from the steamship
Nou-ruse. on which DR. Cnppen and Nis-
Clara L. Nevs are supposed to be pas--n-
GER. -anc- last Friday. wh.n the ve-~sl
Wa Ias mile west % the Lizard While
thsy dld not ~Ish % question the cor-
r-ctne-= 10 the reports purporting to
s.r-crlbs n. arrr-t q the doctor and the
woman on board the Montro~s and other
hApp-aEngs on that ve-ssi, thsy we're
sutir-ly unsbi. To confirm them
OTTAWA July 2s.-Commsssioner sher-
woOd Of tho Dominion polics has in
Struggled Chief Constable GAuvreau. the
c.-pArtm-nr's representative AZ hmoslski.
IN o. on watch Cor the Nontro~s on which
" Cr1ppsn ~ Supposed 10 be . passenger.
Ga1Tvr~au win BOARD the snip ~ Father
PsInk. And n Crppen n appr=hendsd hc
oil -. brouxhr % Qsbsbec
"a thy. cDmmLssaon@r'- dssk to-day Wa
n Dsls of pap~rsl mostly cabim m~ssAgss
ant NAL matter from Scotland Yard.
having r~fsrscc~ to the eas% They con-
TAN nl.lsr tstAllssi dssrrtptlons q Crpp@n
aut the woman who - With him. along
Wlrh u=wspap~r accounts Of th> murder.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-27
AN AMERICAN EGYPT"
4 -. Interest IN Liberia Taken ne IN Np-
partition I'm Oid " Grid Affairs.


Lon DUN. July IA news agency car
c,Ilate~ this morning an tntsrNIe~ With
Roland p FAlknsr. United States Com
missioner TO Liberia. who said hIs mission
had for It's object the complete rsor-
ganisAtIou Ol Iibsrian fiscal Affairs. bs-
ginning With the funding of the entire
dsbt
Mr. Fa!<ner was quoted a. saying that
Am erIoas interest IN Liberia 10 wholly
non-political hut the news agency an
nounce~ that the United State. with the
approval Of Great Britain. France and
Germany has minated 20 LIberia her
willingness 20 take entIr" charge % the
rep.lbhc's finances. military OrRAnizA-
ton. agriculture and boundary questions.
and gives further details.
A majority of the morning newspapers
d. not print the matter but the Daily
HaiI make- n sensational feature % ~
proclaimIng the -Apparition % the United
STATES A. a new power IN this Old World :
IL saws editorially:
Liberia thus becomes an American
Egypt. The event - ElomsnfOIs IN
every way IL Will he heartily welcomed
by Great Britain. The change will affect
future history ~ perhaps no other event
IN the last twenty years. with the single
srception Of the fall OF Port Arthur
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ti,aesas Cius@gaaa .ssai iaa. Hafr mH.afy
tnlns-&a In nstfn-s Isa-a-t.r

-pss-as casi- Bs.passa 70 raa trS
BnaSAsr. I,iiy - rhr--. r,-r-.n. --r-
siii~st snd avs Sefasr- ,srribly injured ~
. iir- shich hrOks oit m N. Hs.lvin Hotel
hers 81 pclock this morninE
Nn"as N. hssily iniur-si arr the RsV "
j. NcCssisiasn ahd wife who arriv.-,i h.r-
r.s.-atiy from chicago rhs rl.rsyytnaI,
saad his wife sustained Their ~ lurt.. ~
luInptna frota a wtnooW
~ 10 fear--i that Dr W, Anshsn = SAUL
~ frRrtur-h
DHiC Nao, JuIy - Tho Rev william
Ma lAaisnaa eel sno~n "a Jhlcasn
FoS nans y~ar- ~ vas pastor II rh- rhird
frs'@pvt-r,an Chur~h. having oorn- here
from - ,nsir-~ = Ihurch n Toronto.
In lsoT he returned - Belfast to accept
the pulpit nj IN. NAV street f'r-sDy terrain
Church. the .arS~-t IN the denomination
IN Ireland While n IAiragp Mr. M
tduxhan made many friends H.> wife
10 IN American. . native 1T Philadelphia
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-27
NEBS or PLtI> ND PLirERS.
Grace on slnddHord to sing In a Casino
she's FROM Abroad.

C-acs Van Studdford vii appear
UNDER H., management Il PANEL
Arthur tor several years. beginning
with TIM, --ason Her first opera under
m. direction will - an adaptation d
a furup.an musical play The adapta-
ton will - mad. Nv Avery Hopvood
and the MUSIC Will - hy Silvlo Hem III.
Grace. Van StuddI'ord opera Company
vii appear at the taslno early IA the
coming winter
charles FrohmAn say. h. has discov-
cred a r,maTkabls soprano for The
Arcadians.- which reoEen- newt Monday
at toe hnlckerbOcker Thsatr- for four
weeks PREPARATORY TO going on tour
He has gwen the r')i- OF ChTgssd To Mary
Mchid. a young Canadian giTl
James q Nrlll will start the season IN
/ the support ~ Miss Viola Allen IN The
White SISTER Fairly IN 1911 b. will h..
starred by lIebler \ 90 IN a new play
a Princ.. OF the Church. hy an American
author
Jane Marb,lrv will have the part Of
Agnes ELi-'On. the leading female role
IN bobby Burnt" Ninchsll smith :
Comedy which - % open at the Reruhllc
Theatre formerly known as the Ne lasco.
, on Monday. August -
B.-s.ie CLAYTON the dancer. who -
going abroad 10 study. will appear at the
Olympic. Paris. in October
Josie Sad.r has BEEN engaged by
Ziegfeid. Jr for new musical pro-
d,Iction which h. - 20 make late in SEP
tsmher
seven DAYS reaches IT. SIOth per
formance AZ tho Aston Theatrs With the
mat nee 10 day
Frank p Goodala. the aeronaut Of
Palisades Amusement PARK. will give
an eIhibItion with his dirig'blc balloon
at the Polo Ground on August 10 at IN.
theatrical field day In aid 81 the Actors
Fund 81 America
sam LRngfoTd. who " IN hne To rneet
Jack johnson and VINO IL 10 meet Al kauf
man on August 10. will apreaT IT Ham
merstein's next Neek He and Bob
Arm~tTo ng will give a thr'e round ysparTing
exhibition
Pauline Cha-. arrived in New York
Yesterday nv the Kaiser Wilhelm ii
tn apI~ar IA the musical comedy Our
Mas Gibbs. which has been running two
years in London She has bs.n playing
Peter pdA IN Europe for nearly five years
The customs men denied that slle hal
declared 100 suits % pink pajamaS. a. she
said she wAs going Ia do IN a letter Ia
Charles FrohmAn Miss Chase will be
assisted IN the comedy by Jean Aiwyn
and Kitty Mason Of the Gaiety Tbcatrs
Company Of London.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-27
~ ,>I,N BtNSsU>S G,.ER
t,di- rpp.saa>hsN Na~t tsaa-e fer Ne~
Nsrt neferr NarrSiag.

40 tssnalfra 'u fHH ~7~
.r..~ ruv - Lvdir LopouSnOVa. IN.
-. .-sar-ptd hussian lancer sho.
"rIr1-r F'so,to~. q rhtrr,rt-r
.nl NsNaaIlGsr Nuunins. a ria-sl-
... -r 49, -.s,.Sltg-si ~ N.nui-,-
tnr~tr n Ne~ lorS has S-pt
..- l'-lsa ave, Jtisy tnT ths asJ
..- days
-- ard ne- feiloS danC--r> had
Dol. INK ar a p.-n<lnn 20 the Rils Am
.r. .1u.-r ne -1r- II NJ Mandsiksrn
~.-l.vt.y Lvcile Lspuukhoya IA
J ltr Llnd-tS-rn cna' >n- had DO
--. T1t 80 - -p kn-rca- she told ann
-h- w.s~ gong % ~ narri-si imns~-
sasi rn-r-for- Npuid not f,Ilfil her
z-,-ui-nt n n. Cni,ed states.
.---g l-nriv tn- young ianc-r iisap-
---t IN tn- Dsnsion SItho'It i.As lng
e % Ter sh-r~@bOuts. D-tec'ly>--
- 800 1J ind a-r Aad the man with
r- 49, Dad -sop~d The cosIpi. @-r-
l. - IlornlnS a. n. Grand HoJ...
-- 1-v s-F- On me Doint u starting
49, Easr~ sns S,ri - 10 b wedde,i
r-r -lanc- WaD. 70 - ueDurt.d. has f0l-
.s-. .-- frr nDntns ,ansi-r NariOIls a.
--- ines. having os~n a~r- only for
80 .-r~
no nan s.sd % ,. a wealthy
-r.4z @ Pou-a is-c-nr He stated
--. --v vas No % l-srt % hErn and that
60 50 --s's snsi silinx ~ pay a h-@vy
r. 7rr go ---i-a--- q Lopoukh0va from
-- 1--r-izia cunr-acr Afe-r q long coz
'-r-lc- .E-v-r q was A.Er--9 that th-
H--uzn.g >cr "a - Poscp.1n-,i mtil tn- De
S-=-z< -EI. Wien q slh t.A<s plac- N
N-g rs N=ansnIi~ a~s-ctiv-- have
l--r s,----f "a al ne 5Pors % ths GrAnsi
-Tn- ---z-nt any NEr-n-r artsmpG az
-ao-
.-.1.rrlsl "a tna shs ---t % th@ rroup>
- 49, -.- ~ TSrx aD-norrvW Il -
w.. "a l-r -a1c1 sri foIiD~ the rrO,Ep-
49, lrx At ~ - Sr-N~ns Loposl-
So .-~1 apu-a.rlnS u psspkc
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-27
a. RING 4 HID BOI
~sarred "In.srrIxIb ~aSs Thes ssd .
hRsat sa alsn ~ Hsa-.

Prank Ipl~t'i o. wears hid, ~ so Fa-t
Thir'-~nth street Na- tak~n 20 tho & nal
dF"n Court Essi week ~ hi- mother,
Mrs Esther Col-tti. Nho said thai he vas
n,urrtsipl" When the adlo'Irn~d ca-.'
came up yesterday Just 10" WAT wa-
todd by q representative " IN" Gerry
,o'isty thai the hoy body ~s- covered
Nith bTuIsas
Prank said thai his mothe~ heat HIM
because be Nant-,i 20 - ouf wt'h the
other bows and thai his brother m law
Used on him a zCours- mad II knott~d
Cloth.-lin-s
Justice WYATT adjourned N" case until
to-day and directed the society 20 invcs-
tIgate the hoy = story
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-27
SEGA ne RDEKER ~ T,LI.
90. sssaaa -pssr- Fwltee Ia aaaassa sf Nensilins.
Whs hnaea t.lr1 In Lsasl-s ule.

'lHtAaa i..Aaa .faaNiafa To- - W
Rp~s. July - ms. AfR~r1"An ,onsul
a. Naples has askesi th~ pohc. 10 search
for amt arrest Jo-sph M-uhhns. - years
odd. French o,tizsn. ~ho = wanted nv
he American pohce On he charge -
having muri~ry~i VA ~. Johns Roman
aihohc church ~ Louisvtlle. q which
~ ~s- jAnitor a little girl aAIn.d Nina
keilner VIM hat xon~ 20 m. church 70
pray
Nsndhnk Disappeared after ne giri
va. tnis--Sl and iaier the chlld's body
hs.ilv mutilAted. was found under the
church M American authorities have
rvs.sou - N-heN, hai Nsndhng a-si 10
ltalv
IN. American Ambassador has of~ret
a r-Waryt q ss.G0 for his arrest. The
ltAlian detsctives. spurret oy The hope
Il Ninnink this sum. are making every
snd~avor TO trsce he fugitive.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-27

The l-..s" II the Grand Opera House ~
Eighth ay rnue ana Twenty -th.rd street
held ty John springer from the jaw
Gould estate expires on Angus 4 T.
Wa- announced wear age that klAw A
ErlaIg-r and tohAn \ Harms hal taken
the lease from that date The Twenty
third street Opera House Company was
OF gan. Ssd q control the house for The tw q
firms IN. theatre still Will % wAek
stand for Broadway attractions a. -popu-
lAT prC-s
Springer has taken over the Brooklyn
Grand Opera Hous. and the Harlem
Iaslno al seventh avenue and i2tt street
which he viii rename the Harlem Grand
Opera House
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-27
sILsoo ron TAPESTRY P,>EL.
$40, AS sDssanssa % a0 Feet nrhGs
nax Pvte~ "a ChrtsalsN-

LoNuuS. luiv e. ~ SALE TO-DAY at
Jhn-tlss u the lownsh-nd nsirloonls.
NaIch S-g~ sold BY direction o. the court.
a sst - four panss q Old brussels tap
--trv REPRESENTING -ublects from the hfc
u Plato and paog-n-s IN border. with
f,-stoons ID Lowers and buf scrolls. sold
.pr 81 so
An obiong panel % BeaUyals tapestry
with children bard nesting n a LANDSCAPE.
with festoOn- u 'o~ers az the sides m
5rOwn bortsrs. feet inches In hsiSht
ana 10 feet lnch.s Wtde. fet ched Na7Os
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-27
STtFtRTR " PORT san.
~INt, Ton Nacht an IIs wsy Frsm Boston
TO ~an francisco G.iris eR Heard.

.1F|TT nv TI|t0|'-T D. THF wv
pOKI ~,Ip. July - The American
Yacht S"afar-r With l. Morris and
daughters OF ~an Francisco aboard
arrived here today
The ~.aiarsr is only IT sixty tons Shs
loft Boston in Npni and - proCe,',iing
through th. Sti..z Canal for IAN Francisco
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-27
10 RIN GRiND OPERI HOI ~.
kIa~ 4 ErlAnEer AMI Cahan A Harris
Incorporate a New CompAnN

ALBANY. July - The TWenty-third
Street opera Hous. Company OF New
York Was Incorporated to-day. The capi-
tai : s. .OOo. The directors are Mar klaw
4 l.. Erlang~r. George VI Cohan and
Samu.l "a Harms of New York
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-27

"FOg about two weeks ! had used CutL.
e'iSa soap iof her every dsy, then ! got
Dor Of CuticurA Ointment and began 10 u~e
that. In weea there vas a marked i'm
provsment In all | used Two cakes OF Cuti-
Cura snap and one box Of Cuttrura Otutmsnt
and my baby vas cured u the sores. Ths
was last November. now her hatT = growing
out nhcely ard she has not . scar on her
j can not praise CuitrtIrA enough. ] can take
my child ans where and people are amaxsd to
So her without . sore. From the time sbe
vAs four weeks Old untu she was three years,
she vas never without ths terrible eruption
ehild Mrs. " . Hou,eholder. 2OO4 VII
helm St. Baltimore, Nd May 10 1910"
Cu'heura Rsusdi-s are s,ld tarruxhou, ths World
POttsF Drug Chsm corp Soie PrD7s Basaon
ASAaAed nce. latest J,-9age CgtIcUra BOok-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-27
F-r ,sTNBENG SHEDES


-sr1za-r rHH S-s
sl-~r- Fr~th~rE
--H rcszi-s u-cs-gHl Il TIE
go a. ~cn.aEaoli- S~-<tsr
~ ~ $40 WAs krTrsts1
20 -T-ArE- of @-ze~Ezs~as@nn.
- --- Q r1-- s,-4AF asa an
~E--Ezr E-Ar--i
- 80 --sN-sU-st wlzh -rRS~Ez1zg
s--- - 3so-ase,1 S~-t-s N
- - 80 a<z--z u sk,-fr relatives
E.w - tAE-u - S@-<t-n
r -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-27
R0DTrES DEST SHRINE.
sr. ssax sfrhaer Announces Remarkable
DaseSs eric. In Cyprus

LONpoS July = DR. MAJ RIcht.r
annolnc-- IN ne Ttss.7s the discovery by
hirn-~G and Or Kpritzky q the mosg
anct-nt shrine % Aphrcdits OF Astarte
az RAntish. Island Il Cyprus
The lAree Ara e Rantidi abounds IN
CyVrtan and Gr~~k remains and -yl-
labtc Inscriptions none 20 which = later
than 80 p. c rh~-- d--OOts that the
pIAc- wAs q centre q Worship and oracle~
and AlSO u the hisrArrhioAl power sxsr-
cSs~d Throughout the stand by the high
rrl.~t % the PaphiAn eoda-~s.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-27
HON-T STAND ron PE trE TERNS
p~xu.mn Pr~Hsb-r ne-tEns D>~aaSe 90
s~sst~us~ns vim EeaaAsr.

sy-sa.l C1sss D~-D,srs n TEs sUS
IIaA. Peru July - The Cabinet has
resigned
WAsaISSroS. July 2s-sehor XAVIER
PrAt,9-U xarhs. prsm1sr % the Peruvian
CAbInst. has r~si Rnsd. according to a
a-~pareh r-c~svet to-day At the STATE
p.-pArtm-nt from thu American Legation
az Ina The cause % ms rusagrAtsoE
"a ~ refusal % accepts tho terms Of
ss-stI~m-ns By The thrcs nediarinG Pow
--the Cairsd States. ArgsnfiRA and
BruBt-of ,hs r~r~nf difsealry bsswe~n
Peru AnE4 EetlastOr
The tsrms % ssCtlsmenf were Aged
u-zon rscscrly IN WAAhingtOo by the
rspr~s@ntafivss Of the two Governments
ald thu u@sfiafinE Power. and we're
referred 70 IN Foreign Osic-s 81 The
GDr-rrn~nts - Peru and Ecuador for
rAfisr4fIcn-
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taiff.Aa iAtas,sttsF- - hHsaaA
.nfsr'-afiHp q 90
... lsevrrfustts Iltrraara
.Hr ssfHtaathtssrs 4
'-v--sfi@sss q Ilas,-
..EHf -s- fs.stsr ~ rtut
.HHsfn-s ltssis tsrysfsiifls
.- sttasa ,-sa- raaais a.
.l1fusif-sts q salsssa
.rH stsis--. itIti ti-st ussan
tHH. slh-r-wts. tfsfi 10
.HHIrE 90 .aafraaas. --sa
.ff-r EEL Iurir 70 tnhtinn no
HHH.sIr-=
las a. s,su I-,riaf-si ~ Isi-sts
rHl.s .t 70 v-tl intiss~tassst hst
.H e. aasis .B .ir-s-nt Cisa
sassitna IiBt laraa. t .
s-f~ .tasi l'rvsisisat navtIs
.'astla lrssr sisaE me
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. l- nssn sllsaiv ,ie.iarss th-sr
- uRFtla aaaimst sr-ss.at
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\. H- Isrfssf q fSt.rso gort--
Il. so .u fn---sssarths s-.asiition
H.. .sHt HTlss ptfnrtna sai-s u,it
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X 1909 HHs 'pr To- s.inftensFv - thaf
M 1rr3ug us- tttaos pa Inc pl,r-
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80 s.- ..lI
ar Incl. tlsp 'elf P,t-rfa CoFte- a
So Generally ,nusn rhat t,sa. Biatlln
- UI 81 -lrns fHslut usNT theFs
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~ b.. H" -nusl Tor a .s~nsral tprissnx
- 90 .".s .rrIrs "H,s-f frotn Cstba 10
fsfa#.. rfs- Pee 1aiivvs aaF- Nth Oian
a. u .a,r To- he imurssSaon
Ia. t..H, sII nave lutte truuhls IN
4sr-. .....s.uE .Ts 0ssvprnnent He I.
n4H sr..Hr..E T|- fHr-ss az q usstnt N.,st
~ ..t Hr .u- nurpuus q oaIturtns
.Hu. ...su Zee yiIl pronahly have lutte
M .r no. iuHug 80, ~ tho tosn 10 not
.nr. r..I aI Tlalv q M. O,oV~ruin.nt
.ru..- ....,s .sI.s .lisluvaa 20 DaNIIa
Nff H.Ht % Ia hands honillA sill
- .Nr q 1855 n operations against
p. - cI s.s.Ea. rnv rtpttsa IA. oil NOT
nnr HvFrf ms trnus and ammunition
pr Er .IHat wat h~ sail culis.ut tho
rI.-r.ut- iufts- a. lhaf port ana uss the
'ur.- - var tEhlnsf Dhvila N.
= Hr nIt.d Stai.- IA r,.Cognlking
~. go Il no Estrada fACtion ~ cclls.ct
.r .,i..n- IItis- sf Bliistisials. NicaE-
- o. ..- .u,uIraas-d The Bonilla colony
r Nas Hrtean- 20 ns-li~Ns that h. stale
l=...s...r all .tcrfr I'd th~ hnntllAlsta-
b. -...a .-rr HpnufIrt~
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f.lDsrOc. - WdEf<. mnwns and mgrNa
~~-t lsasfsa ~-a G~ynsy Ia1at.h-N

80 1sFDEhEa a Tvs >uS
-TE-.-T ~ - AZ . $40 q valuable
$50. tsrr C-aSn @Ct-rs and manu-
-----s a. ~-r-=rF. ;s1-e4ay rh--- Esr~
-rn- II --,~- -aLlz-sf
- --.7Ir p -Vyn<- - G-cAr Viid.-
- --ras "a 1-rrlDr. SSsS -ChAri--
= ~ r. -,xsGlst sIrh Ing koio-
"a a'---,r-gr suH- a r--s-Ipr -tx-~t
y H. ~ .rsVzn- Win a-r InIrlal-
-r- 80 ely Er--- hs~r unItlaAsI
- s----~ z5n-r- BaIrns - Mr.
1T 49, 80 EIr0g-acn nsaniH-rr1pt
-a----- q EA-T gRs-~n a >s'1t-. :
r- 80 fr- cnsl aIErnlrapn manu-
-.-s 5v-ln ->s-<- - CSrinrh- >
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Question q. to swan Beaue., to Princeton

TRENTON. y J. July - When Mrs
Josephine A Thompson swan died at
Princeton four wears ago she left the
residue Of her estate TO Princeton Cni-
versity for the erection and maintenance
II a graduate college to be 'erected on
the grounds OF SAID university The
beuuest nov amounts to about $50, 600
A question has arisen a. TO the rights
81 the trustees to erect the building on
ground that has been acquired by the
university since the will was drawn In
order 90 have the question legally settlssi
the ChanCery Court has been ASKED tO
interpret the viii.
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Hot Days Bring
Rich Opportunities

To help the worthy and suffering
poor IN New York tenemsnts To
koE May Will You give neW life BY
week At Sea Breeze. costing you
only - so
shall u b. q delieAts working girl
OF an overtAzed mother, or a teeth
inR fYetful baby. and the ttftls ais
ter who cares for a. or q falling
Ernndmoshsrl
We have hundreds Who -hould 60.
and vii gladly write. II dssired.
how your gift h used. send 70
n = MINTURS. Treasurer
Room nj. W los p I'D 81
" Associates for ImpTDving ahs
aAS ConAtatsa 90 ths PDaE. I0oq
n FULTON CUTTING. PEaa.4aAG
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,RsHIP> NER BrRuI
EirNrnI -. FtxhIinE cram. usund south
west, sail nv the Island

N1srr. tlNr DFsTg'.F OBJ FHE NUN
HANtLIoN BermuiA. July - Eleven
American ~arShips Passed quite close To
the eastern end q the island al noon TO-
day. hound m a -uuthwe,terly ID r~ction.
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baby OF itCltng. tofturanS
eczema. II hrsi came when
she vas between three and
four weeks Old. appearing
on Der head. used every
thing IMAGINABLE and had
one doctors bill after an
other but nothing cured IL
Then the sctema broke out
50 badly beaind her ear
that really thought her
ear would come % For
months I doctOfed II but
10 no avail linen " began
NJ ner nose and her eyes
were nothing but sorss. !
Rad TO keep her IN a dark
room for two weeks. The
doctor did No good, 80 I
stopped tim coming.
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7FNTR ~ rTFTLES.
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H-r~se~ E-srasfa mlaas~uf

raa-n 20 TIA 81
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va Brrrh-h -sIol--es
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