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The sun., 1910-05-15

EroHfRta 81 H9etaitatu w MAAeatuusetAss
To rHE EDITOR OF THE SCN-Sir. The
MASSACHUSETTS, Legislature has appOinie ed
q commission 10 investigate and report upon
The advizahility u making paupers of tho
total school population by providing that
the pupils shall BE- boarded In the school
houses al the public eHpense.
A. a news item hereby announce that |
am considering the Ldv isabiity Of Ming bill
With the Legislature OF 1871 providing that
the total population Of the Commonwealth
shall BE- boarded In their respective city and
toNn halls az the exnense u the United
states that the class who have never been
self supporting shall eat az the fret tables
that the next grade shall eat at the second
tables. and that the grades shall continue
analOgOusly down 10 the class uhO own
more property than they have a practical
nss for. and that they shall feed from the
scraps that may fail from the tables u the
other boardsrs. that the several cities and
towns shall establish t'Othing factories al
the expense 0f the Uni>c States for the
beneit of the pauper bOarders, and the
sofles, iOhs shall BE- Eraded In accordance
With the table grading, down 20 the most
wealthy clAsaea who shall perform the least
responsible portion Of the duties
N appears that the fOreGQinR propositions
would BE- "a tiNfactory 20 the Socialists. Demo
orais and Republicans, and that the sCienti-
ne revolution would not be In defO9atlOn Of
tho Constitution, Amendment ~, section l..
TIish a. ala the -baF and bottle bnl- Ia re-
wALrER L. HoDODoS.
HAvgHHIIL Mass May a.
The sun., 1910-05-15
CHINESE YALE Ar CHANG SHA.
Modern mulbdlnEs - neplaee Thoss Ne
Gently murned By Meters.

Gently Burned BY Meters.
To rHE EDITOR oV TIE SUN-Sh' The
riots At Chang Sha In which the Yale Unlver-
sity mission building. we're destroyed makes
an account Of tho institution timely. For
several years Yale has maintained ai Chang
Shs. In the provinces Of Human. Chinese
Yale The step. which was conceived In
1907. brought Yale into closer relationship
with the FioWery Kingdom.
The pioneers In the movement have been
greatly encouraged by the Chinese who
received their education In New Haven
and returned home TO take part In the devsl-
Opment Of their country. AZ the time Of
the riots there we're forty-sight students
enrolled at the Yale college In Chang Sha.
This number was the lima Of capacity.
The buildings were enclosed in a forty foot
wall. and they we're leased. Yale has already
secured the funds 20 purchase q site and
erect buildings. The difficultY. however.
h In purchasing thu land. which must b
done through q third party. a. the Chinese
arr very suspicious and can hardly b. In
duced 20 -ell land 10 foreigners, who are
still called foreign deviis.' II viii prob
ably bs sons time before the land h ac-
quired. A. soon a. possible recitation
building and dormitoFy vii bs erected.
then the professors house and afteTWard
the hospital There viii be no effort ~
arrange the college bgildihgs around the
quadrangls, ~ IN this country. but a. far
a. possible Chinese ideas viii be followed
The college az Chang sha was the out
gTaWth Of Yale entrrpFias and l. maintained
entirely through Yale spirit. being sup
ported by cont nifibuilons IRON ~ under
j arHnfInsmHHa aud Alumni NJ M ale ENmHW
oi the suoAcrip ~ loils goe. alf-ct 70 tbr . nj
nrse ileid. the admlnl1tratl I've ~ Ayei,s.e belnS
paid BY prominent benetector 0t the uni
versiiy. part " the funa comes rom TIE
hsss. saasi,s - ~ ..sv s,,a, S ~ nn.s,'
Tor one schoiAfship. Nhe co-t ~ edueAtton
ln China 10 much les Than in thls country.
The entire rGpen-e iheiuulng poaru lul-
,,1n' Tooms 9pd 80 .,o,na ss coinS. S ~ ~ CstIa 49,
which is equivalent 70 about So in | nited
States money
Inc admin istraiive and nnanclal depart
ments Of the college are ln S.N haven.
handsome rooms having been lifted w N
Durfe- Hail They are eautpped Win mis-
tOgraphs of ihr chinese stG4snts. bot un-
fortunately there are no pictures Ol the
hines. c0lRge ~ Shang nhs. a. PnoeS- .s
The executive committee % Sey iayen
consists ot Professor Wells Wlllians.
chairman. former Dean h.hfX " ,MuE1t'
mon executive secretary and treasurer
Professor Harlan y beach. corresponding
secretary. oiher iurihpffs ~ ~ t tie -. e,.tVtlee
committee are Professor Miiltsion Walker.
secretary Arson Phelps stokes' Lewis >.
Nelch. Arthur g. Williams.
The pioneer Of The Chinese college Was
Lawrence ThurstOa, -. Who was ss'nt 10
China In iolg 20 select site iof the instttu-
ton. Although he vgs instrunlental 10 the
elty, not even entering the province OF
Human. which Il the last 70 b. opened 70
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Orleans point Of view, he added that II
there was 10 be only one exposition il
should by all means be held az San
Francisco.
Where does this leave the Crescent
City, sitting at the mouth Of tho Mis-
sissippi, ocean gateway of the great
valley, mistress Of a territory larger
than all Europe, and pOuting in the warm
but speculative embrace of the Pro-
gressive Union? In the vOoative or
something very like il, We should say.
New Orleans IL doing its best. IL has
already raised by local subscription
almost enough 10 build a new tent for
BARNUM and BAILEY'S circus and maybe
repair the cages Of some Of the most
violent animals In the menagerie. There
is a movement on foot TO procure leg
islation at Baton Rouge imposing a
special tar upon the people TO produce
a million or 80 perhaps. Moreover,
New Orleans itself il thinking Of purely
municipal lgvy that will add another
million to the fund. Il may be that the
interior districts Of the State viii en-
courage these designs. though We can
hardly imagine Shreveport, Minden,
Monroe, WinnsborO. Delhi, Natchi-
tOches, &c, cOnseCting 10 pay real
money out Of their owr pockets to make
a holiday for the city, and when il
comes TO New Orleans. already taxed
10 death, with IL sewerage system still
incomplete and a dozen public works
unfinished il not abandoned. We fear
the worst. Even II the money should
be provided for, though not collected,
what figure would the New Orleans sx-
position cut without the fat Government
appropriation TO supplement the local
fund and make the enterprise at once
official and aocessible'
Mr. TAFT has said that he holds the
Pacifcslopein his bigand yearning heart.
II has over the lower Mississippi Valley
the great advantage Of being debatable,
for this year or for 1919. Besides, San
Francisco Is by this time Injured TO earth
quakes and other seismic viCissitudes.
v has money and courage for any fate,
and il can both finance and survive the
asperities Of any exposition. We know
Of course that New Orleans h the lOgi-
cal place for the show. since there must
be one in any case, but we have come 20
fear that New Orleans cannot Afford it,
and now that President TAFr has spoken
80 clearly and 50 positively we appre-
hend that New Orleans viii not get it.
As it seems 70 N the people down there
had better keep their money for serious
schemes affecting the substantial pros
perity Of the city and employ the Pro
gressive Union to break the death grip
which organized labor has fastened upon
It's throat.
Washington s Of COurSo out OF the
question. Unless the national Govern
ment proposes TO furnish the buildings,
entertain the visitors and pay all the
bills. the mere idea is fantastic. The
well 10 do residents do not want an ex-
position. ItwOuld afIiict and bore them
Nine-ten,hs Of the population have no
money TO contribute, and the shop
keepers couldn't furnish an iniinitesimAl
fraction Of the sum required. After all,
why not San FrancisoOg The people are
royal spenders, they dwell on the edge
Of earthquakes and cOnAAgratiOns any
how, 20 what would an exposition. or
two or three Of them. matter in their
uImultuoua philoaophy?
The sun., 1910-05-15
4 Blast From the Buffalo Bar

A queer attack on tho trial Judges
and Appellate Justices Of the Supreme
Court in western New York has just
emanated from the Erie County bar
Association. Some of the members Of
this organization are dissatisfied be-
cause. a. they say, their local Judges
decide cases according to their individ-
ual ideas Of what Is fair and right 40
between man and man in each par
tiCulaF litigation, instead Of regulating
their decisions by the well Established
principles Of law which should control
all judicial action
Accordingly these disgruntled persons
have succeeded in inducing q majority
Of their associates who were present at
a nesting held IN Buffalo the other
night 20 pass a resolution which We
think they will be ashamed Of when they
come TO think it over. Here il Is:
Rstoirsd. That Il Is detrimental n ths public
welfare for me Judges Of ths State 70 is norc well
aFNAEN NNNNiANsMa N NAAHA W NAaNN Nafh "
reader decisions which conform more closely 70
the ssass Of iusues and righi Of me individual
Judge or Judges constituting rhs court
After adopting this resolution the
association instructed It's secrstary 20
communicate with other bar associa-
tions with q view Of obtaining an eKpres-
sion of their sentiments on the same
subject.
This IL q ridiculous performance and
wholly unworthy Of the bar of a city
which has produced some Of the fOrv-
most lawyers and Judges Of the State
There il no such general evil as the Ian
guage Of the resolution implies. The
movement is apparently due 20 the
personal dissatisfaction Of individual
lawyers with AdiudioatiOns against
their clients. No particular Judges are
named or indicated n at fault, and the
mover a. well as the chief supporter Of
the resolution took pains 20 declare that
il was not directed against any Judges
in particular. There can be no Ouos-
ton a. 10 our respect for the Judges, >
said one oG the participants in the do
bate. AN Of them we honor, and al
except one OF two We love-
Il il one o. the hardsgt duties Of the
Judicial Office TO be compelled 10 apply
on established rile Of Law TO a case in
which tho outcome seems unnecessarily
harsh and severe. That Judges ccca-
sionally endeavor 20 avoid this h not
strange. As a rule, however, they aTe
alive 20 the truth Of the Old saying that
hard cases make bad law. and ~ trey
usually adhere 10 legal principles and
apply them sternly. although they may
operate With undue severity IN the case
Immediately in hand. The exceptions
arc 70 few a. 20 b. negligible, and We
are quite cCnhdsHt that the practice
condemned by the Erie County Bar
Association, if Il exists az all, must be
strictly local and confined 10 a very few
occupants NJ the bench. u is not fair
under ths circumstances thus 10 attack
all ths trial judges IN the western part
Oi the Staia and I'm msmbeTu Of tha
Appoilats Division which sita at ROch-
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That the truth il mighty and shall
prevail is just A. true now a. il was
yeas ago when Il was written in a
sehOOlbOy's copy book and signed with
the name Of GEORGE W. WIcKERsHAM
II Mr.. WICKERsHAM had remembered Il
when as the Attomey-G General Of the
United States he was preparing an i'm
pOrtant public document for the Prcsi-
dent he would have dated that docu-
ment truly instead Of attaching 90 it
a falss date. II he had done so there
would have been nothing now requir-
ing explanation. Resort 70 any false
hood, however harmless, always and
Inevitably e1oites suspicion when the
falsehOOd Is discovered, and Mr.. WICK
ERsHAMs critics very naturally inquire
Why he dated his report in the CLAWS
matter falsely unless there was some
thing to be gained by 70 doing.
The ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS explanation
b not entirely satisfactory. He saws he
antsCiated the report because the matter
Was really considered and disposed of
W e'o - = ~. us $500, D,iO,' 'T5 uo'u-
-, -, "a. - - - ',i'''.oI - iio voi'- ,
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StI--s -, -, 90. Do.o'O t'i1 NV
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..' =, OI- ~ ~ ,il'S oL7n 'io O'u's I'D
,, 0On.lO,'.sy - ,l', '''si,'ss li' 'O''ahce'
,' - - ~ 49, I'o so0ie'
cSI. ~ NJ I. y. W 'Ssn v.a An Ssa' "a vie
s-Do., y --e . wv " 0'iilliah lo'iy
Io SON'i'' SaI ",ouN'o' " ''le saO'le' 70
n.s l''IG'e pIDAo p@Poi ~" Put u's
y, o''Uo'i' ~ = - tuuI'.o'i'Do Po'''ioh'
iuo 'o..'ys 'osl'.. - 'O' wv MT '7oH'
Pci'o ,,- az
nl. WV ",OAInIl'AA S euIoys ,Oo nlSh .
,vpue-'IOu ~ O' pe'nl'"1n''y naiifi0u
~ .,o ",o.., - - DI' nv, .ily 0O.u,i''i'A''D''
.''iun :. ''aI , '.'''1u 'V''n ~, ou.sn, W %
Az snoo.,'e le0'Cn " nun anu S,i O'hei
Poono '''..o's. ~ls ." PuD''o ~ NC" 'S IA
p'''Ao i-ie su'Te aunersioo 70
we Huuh rum y an ,n'a'uiDle SaiesuaIu'
" ene "'ANS nla'Ue' q statement OF tns
The sun., 1910-05-15

ester. The Bar Association should have
named ths offenders whom lt had in
mind, but how can there reallS be any
offenders when the very people who
adopted the resolution sald In the same
breath that they hOnOred all the Judges
and loved most Of them2
This blast from the Buffalo bar 10
minds Of ne observation Of aprinoely
Scandinavian philosopher when he said;
'WOris, words. wOrds,'
The sun., 1910-05-15

MonaAN was dacin under THURl0u WED
DIn wss not MDa1ta uns dociie under Y. Q
hi1gfra Hns aocil9 uader D. T. ODEl4. 1t
Br1qtiya EaNs
MOHTON was not ren0HinAsed By T. c.
PIATT because he was noe docils Ia the
matter of propoged Insurance legislation
and leEiRissioa aasctins the cd city Of
Brooklyn. FLOwER was Dot dOcilo under
HILJ and In the end ui1Iaad HI1La offar
0f q denomination, and HIIL had 20 take
the nomination himnslg and suffer defeat
~ issOoo. Hl0ans 10 the last yoar n
bio administration s1lasisd ODHIL dght
and leit. and ODHlL n authoritative inter
ylguu denouncsd HfCurHl a. q schaap
The sun., 1910-05-15
that Panama Exposition.

President TAFT struck a deadly blow
at tho exposition aspirations Of New
Orleans when a few nights ago at a
dinner which he Was giving 10 the CaK.
fornia delagation at the White Houss
ae said that he believSd in two great
oeisbrutiOns. one on the Pacific and the
other on the Atlantic coast this over
he huts and wine and IN tho fall glOu
oi rosy hospitality. Deadliest ~ an.
wd most bastard from ths New
The sun., 1910-05-15
IN the I4sht ~ nIbmeAI Insplratisn ~
AupeaFs as en- Antr-Gnraslian TypP.

To THE EDIToh or THn sUN-Sh The
letter which you were good enough 20 prlDt
a few days ago containing cOntrasted ras-
saRes from the SOFbonne speech Of MF
Roosevelt and the English translation u
the Holy Bible made By command Of KinE
James has apparently served its purpose.
Those who have aassnted 70 the appr0pri-
Rteness OF the particular Illustrations and
those who have protested against their
entire pertlnence have tes4lfed alike 10
| the fact that q number Of minds have been
envisaged by the consideration. often over
looked In the midst % the lnteKicafiOn oi
popular enthusiasm. that there II such a
thing a. q Christian ideal 20 whlrh the World
has adhered afteF sOms fashion. n spite
Of enormous derellctions In prActiRe. for
nearly ZOO years.
A. long a. the civillzed world Caaa azef
Christian there must needs be tho99 xho
will hold hack from indlacriEfiuats hero
worship and measure up the ldai q - IN
thinking hour by that Uondsrfal and sub
lime deal OF course. ~ thosa vritinE 70
/ THE SUN have demonstrated texts ffom
Scripture which refer 10 symbolic events
OF relate 10 tho history Of ths chosen Pso-
pie through their period Of tutelaEs sah
easily b. found 10 give verbal zanctiOn g
I MuNIn ul passion ana uHallN ul NtIIfuNHs NHi4
tact that tle splrit q ~ sospels and oi ~
the Inspired teNts. accgrding % ehelr auihen-
nc Interpretation, is love, Joy. peace. loas
suAsring, esntleness' goodnea~. faith IneeA'
Tho heroes 0f Christianity. nos 20 speaE
| Of the heroes Of philosophy. science and at,
| have nos been ruleFa, WARRIOR and states-
/ men whose own parNnnnl ideas Of -righteouf-
peas" have been sought by force, but theg
have bern that great army 0l saints so
[ martyrs who aaCrilcad all they had and W.
itself, % the faith they posseased -ihey
we're stoned. they were Torn .sandey. scr, Heg,
| tempted, were slain with the sword W
/ them We reed in the "Abnalss ce Il Sol oia
| little grOup of them ln our oun farkmgns
ltecqrds of The Missions IN Canada
l Whistler or not VI helifVe with tho antient
/ Church that the splendid hefoism Of "a
tience and devotion ofeated en- accumusiton
| Of Tlerit By which myNterioua beheiitF acurle
10 humanity u cannot b. denied thai 10
l profound eplErnm Of the Master, -Whoee-
/ ever shall lOse bic llie shall pfeneTve q.
finds q Response In mene lnnef cQnrc .ou-s
he.s after the thuRGer o. ihe captails ata
lhe shouting have died sway, H0Hs ahrinh-
SERVED their lives ghnN, in laglnr then d0aa.
70 e1ect more good % ehe VOID than -
proud and iam9us noconipilahnfnts Of 20
II \ maintained thsi TIC subject of thsss
/ considerations y on lnNfnmre al reversian %
/ an ante-Chrtrtian tYne. cugfyIng, alas .
I mob % unthinHilg ueraUMs aiaef him, ina-,
much a.. nfnetiaIng none ~ lho dlstihriN
lmNlihn rfluea ne Wlthous censing 'Nn-
uogIuN. May %. IHVINB WINaI0H.
The sun., 1910-05-15

To TuH EDrFoR OF the sUH--sF. Nov Il an
eAoellent Tine 10 renew sld aoauain tancs win
the Dippsr. ths shinihg symmetrical outline IN
the constellation Of urna Major tthe Greater Bean
The Dipper n nov close bY ghe Henith but a. ghs
months pass " WI Fsvolve Eiouay around ths
North star and ~ constellation CUrna Mlnorl
Wesl northwest north. noFiheaaI untn By Ianu-
aFy, iBii. WI aphrkiR 70 ne est Of PulaFia.
The Dipper consists 0f asvua bFirhg suna two
Of which Alpha and nsia. paint always ~ De
dlrectiaa tgUard PoiaFis Beginning win ths
snd 6ua ln ~ -haBdle.- ahets seven uky rems
ara Boastnaseh. AlEaF. Aloth ReFrea. pheroa.
Morah and Duohs tlhs -poiaeers1. Thia aidereal
loiiectlon has had othar names he1idoa a.
Dipper o. ths Pough. as g is called n Enainnd.
names me chariss'a VAIN and ne HiDpopoia.
mua. this laat name being cuntributcd hY thr
ahcimt KEypuana
cHA1L1 NHyans HolAlna.
nnOuuHTun MaaI Mar IA
The sun., 1910-05-15

ne sselssy Ter ths PESvsutiSa q orusi'y

ne sscicty Ter ths frggsltlan 81 oraeity.
TO rHE EDrroa o. rHn 5UN-sr' n Com
pasaio.- pubnshing In TIM sUN Of May "a
bsr criuclam 0f ths AmsEicAn Socisiy for the
Prevention % Crusity 70 Animaia, desired sin-
ooruy 70 procure fuisi iog any abused isryier
os 70 punish any AGsni oi aid society ior cruelty
shs need 0nly asnd her apncino compliant - ita
hsadquarters 70 hnd aauuiafdon both prunpt
and oomuista. ThoY nGoFuuay dlaaplns any
agcnis isund misbehayinE. IN tams Instances
nave dismissed thpm, but canpoi easily procure
nsrisct mtn f8r tha uoFh nor az ivory minute
Of ne day keep them under observation. ms
osmpaauiaaaaa Individual might usn enlarIs heg
s-nss Of oompasSlon nnd sndoaEor 70 ttrshgthen
% b.st eaora oi ne sosiety ne eFiuoiaes bY
ooopRIauaa.
Mayor Oayusr but . isu days ago MD thai
individuals win tpaaihs gTtsgancoa had better
taks thsm 70 ne psopsT authoriuea rAthsr thah
% Fua 10 nsuupapsgu IN an ondaasuE meruly 70
dincredis aome oFgauiEadon % 0Ghdiais We had
al bsttef adopt MS suggrnen.
NNw YonH. NAY r.
The sun., 1910-05-15

and ungratsful Governor ODELL him
self was not doodle under PLAFr. Neither
was BLACK, TO whom Pi.AFF refused q
ronOminatiOn- "Ths moaa tTaCtabls 0ov-
ernor I ever had nAld PLAFT In tho cios-
Ing days Of his NE. was RoOsRvHIR. He
Wss the best organization Governor the
Republicans % the State ever had
The sun., 1910-05-15

Nov that the Supreme Court Ol Ohio
has decided that the nameof United States
senator CuARLEs DIcK aAall 20 On the
ballot AZ the primary elsOtiIn on May II
the prslimihariea Of the coming contest
for control Of the STATE al nsxt falls cleo
Iion win b developed with more or lesl
alaOriav
The sun., 1910-05-15

70 TuE EbSFou oE TnN suH-slr Your rsad.
en- g'A and b. rcieleBco 10 tha -Liis % Rohsrt
y, Le9 ~ his s1a. haoart y teo. Jr. that h
~ lAal days ven arhud whum ~ c1naduruf
~ hhlset % - uulua 9dlgrnla 10 EeUIat.
-ulCirHau. hy an addA' WhsiiirF rgbaor 49,
Gris wiIat b n1rccd uith rrlrrmrs - a. ~
ClNilugr4'g 90 ihls ed hi1fr1d t1uiul
naCMnl1En. mHY O. grnT Al Ur1rtrrb.
The sun., 1910-05-15

PubAshsd 6y ne sun Printing and Puhnihins
AssorlaaOn a. 10 Nassau street. IN the Bur0agh
81 Manhattan. New York. Prcaidsat oi ths Aaao-
eiaroa, Edward p. Mitchell. 10 Nassau street.
Treasurer Of ne Association. NJ ?. lAfan. ~
Nassau street; Secretary Of ths Associates, D. W.
Otlnn. 100 Nassau street
The sun., 1910-05-15
nuOounrun. Maus.. Nav "a


A GEoat PhilSsopAsF Becomes Esessisa,.
ToTmn Eprroa % THA suN-sIT; soms psspIs
ciAlm nat high prices u iood aFs caused hy N.
taria. some aay nat our having Goo mnch ruid
b ne oanss. and s1me hiame the truuta
n seems 10 ~ thaf q ne eanss h not immiaFa.
tion, Agn u must b. thr cuInst uhlch alas 4 a.
caass of our -peoaBeEiu.- E.HI
~. MAak'B PIaCa. Nay "a
The sun., 1910-05-15

Loaasn once. EmnEham House. I AFundsl sresi.
strand. The daily and sunday SUS are oa sale IN
IosdOa at ne American and cOlOulsl EHchAagN
Caritsn street. RssshtairSsI ana Duus sasa@shis
Agency. II Grssn street chahng Gross Road.
The sun., 1910-05-15

PsrsSmse Z, rue Louis 10 Grand. Thsdaiiy and
sunday sdiusas arc On sale 81 Kiosqas n near thp
Grad Hotel EIOsqus ~ Boulevard dss capucinss,
corner PlAoe dsIOpeFs and Eosqusia Boulsvard
aes ltaHsns. corner Rue Louis ls Grand
The sun., 1910-05-15

90 lsAviAs Shs civ iOg ths sumner you may
have TEE SrS soaito yOu BY mail a. the regular
subscription rates. Address being changed -
0flsn a. desired.
The sun., 1910-05-15

Tue oniy hope either for Ire reform demanded
direct primariesl OF for ne Euccoss of ne Repub
lican party lies In the action mat may possibly
b. taken by the Senate IN whlch thega u no hopel
-Wasffiv Prest.
A real Optimist.
The sun., 1910-05-15
NaOolsonIe Enthuslasm.

To rHE EDIroR OH THE srN-Sr. HuTrah
for the Return from Elba'l Then for the
hundred DAYS, and after that, thank heaven.
Waterloo J.. " BICuLEy.
Nav NOEE. May H.
The sun., 1910-05-15

HsuE frisaas uAo reror ~ rmA Hanuserps fsr
rUoiieaiion uisA 10 Aass rsJsdsd sriolsi rsiurHsd
ihsS IN al sasss ssns Hamps fOF mai purposs
The sun., 1910-05-15

To rms EDuOn % Tnn SuN-SHs The oharrs
h made nat colleEra % nqt Droduce -buainuns
nen- F1r MS We should b fhankful We havs
oo many -buainol1 mun.- Thalr ohiaf aim Il -
ruin eaca other. ThsY can iov iaw and natgiol-
Ism. but uhey are neither law ahidina noI patripNe
Their ilsios arc harhario ana tholr m1nnerg are
dscsdonL 10 coleve education produoed them %
rhuuid b. ahaiIshgd. rMD.
Nuw YouE. Mly "a.
The sun., 1910-05-15
sub.srlOslsss ~ MAIN PosiDala

DAILY. Psr Month. nth.....-..-----s.--...'.'.s 80
DAILY. Per Year. r..........-.s.s...----...s ~
SUNDAY. Per Year. -
DAILY AND SUNDAY. PSI Year....,..... 90
DAILY AND SUNDAY. Pr Month........ -
Postage 10 iOrdEH cOunuiss aadsa.
An shschs. moaoy orders. &C.. 70 Be made psy.
abls 10 Tvs Sun.