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The Washington herald., 1910-06-17
Watch for City at RandIe Highland.
TWO CoRONERS AT ODDS.
Proceedings Begin to Decide Locn
tion of Trolley Accident.


Proceedings before coroners in Virginia
and the District were begun yesterday
to decide the location of the trolley acct
dent last week near the Highway Bridge
in the case Of Edward Shaw, who died
Wednesday at Emergency Hospital as
the result of injuries
Coroner Ashton impaneled q Jury In
Alexandria County. and a verdict OF ac-
cidental death was returned. with the
recommendation that a Waterman be
provided at the crossing
The District engineers decided that the
accident occurred in the District. as the
line extends TO the high-water mark on
the Virginia side
Following this decision, Coroner hewitt
swore in jury over the body Of Shaw
and the investigation will proceed as soon
as the two other men In the hospital
Finchman and the negro. Smith, are able
70 be present.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-17

When arraigned yesterday before Judge
Mullowny. Robert Dodson. colored. plead
ed not guilty 10 the charge of arson pre-
ferred against him, and was held under
$500 bond to await action of the grand
Jury.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-17
SEEKS $4,000 FOR LIBEL.
James A. SchOfieId Begins Suit
Against Machfnists, Association.

James A sehofeld yesterday brought
suit against James O'Conneli and others,
members and officers Of the international
Association OF Machinists. for the recov-
cry OF $4,000 damages.
He alleges that his reputation and
good name was injured through the pub
iicatjon Of q libeious article which ap-
peared in the Machinists' Monthly Jour.
nal on November l. 1903
The Washington herald., 1910-06-17
There's No Possibility of Damage

to fabrics or colors when Conger, 23d
& n, Y ave, cleans fne carpets. Special
mothpro5fing prOcess; securing when de-
sired. Excellent storage. Phone West AZ.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-17
FEARS FUND DEFICIT
Chief Wagner Wants the
Smith Bill Passed.
PRESENT INCOME INADEQUATE

Police and FIremen's Pensioners
May Be Cut Short In Fall and
Winter If Measure Does Not Be-
come Law Before the Adjourn
ment of Present Congress.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-17
Acid Figures sn quarrel.

Lock for Golden & Co.'s 1sTiik-Fed-
Seal on the chickens you buy. Dealers.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-17

The Designing OF wedding Decorations
is a speciality with Shaffer, 18th e I.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-17

Golden & Co.'s MIIk-Fed Chickens
on sale at leading Dealers Order them.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-17

Flowers for June Weddings.
Bouquets for brides-artistic decora-
tons for church or home. GUIDE. 1914 f.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-17
DarIing's Printing, ala 9th st.
Loses diamond Brooch.

The loss OF 500 diamond brooch in
cab was reported TO the police yester-
day by Miss Ruth Small. OF 95l Delaware
avenue southwest. Detectives were as
signed to the case.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-17
DarIing'e Printing, ala 9th St.

Criterion Rye whisky, 81 Full Quart.
John T. Crowley. SS1 14th st. NV.
The Washington herald., 1910-06-17

CaverIy's PIumbing. 1ss1 G nm.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-29
u0>T cL,IR ,sk> L,Ch t>Nl
q" Wake change ~ the Plans for Ter.
RiBRI ImpFO, smrnts.

Mo- r,t air O'' = IN" town q Mont
,.air ha- -ubmitt-i To- ID" Lack awanna
r.uirpad company suggestions for
HANGS DO ~" plans for the terminal I'm
movements which the company con
templates hen" Among IN" rhunge- de
sired hy 'h.. town are "a" lowering at N"
track terminals 20 I..-sHn th. grades al
30. yIaduc' On Grove street. IN" covering
of the driveway A. N" approach 70 IN.
terminal. provision for a " for the
street railway company AZ n" terminal
UiayH. The CONSTRUCTION - a footbridga
over Pine street winch o. - proposed To-
close TO y"hlDuIar tram. and the do
pres-ion IT Raw street - thar tho grade
crossing ~ this ppIn' may he eliminated
These -uggs~fions have been submitted
80 Chi"t Engineer g J Raw ~ the I.aCka-
wanna railroad company and the town
has asked for a "onfersuC" on the matter
IN the near future 49, that the negotIa. ion-
may he concluded before m" eorganiza-
tIon 81 the Town Council on January
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-29
10 HrLPWirn Mn 40, Rr>I ~.
IommItIre to Cooperate Win JusIicr>
anal Magistrates On Inferior tranchrs.

Announcement Vas mad" Yesterday
- the formation of a commit" ~ seven 10
teen persons - ,-BoUarai' WIN 'hs new
chef Justices 81 special sessions and n.
Magistrates courts m getting ~" hrsi
results from iua .GferIor courts IaW II
vas organized A. ~" Suggestion = the
Charity Organization society. and -
Secretary viii NO I-twr"nC" Nrtil"T whp
Sas instrumental "a forming
bronson Winthrop. Who was o. m ON he r
# th" comm I-~iOu Nntcu secured ~.
passage uf tho u"w Jaw. - hartman. and
supreme Court ltI-tI'. Page. no was also
a rnssnhs.r and Julius VI MAYER. who vas
counsel ar" also members OF tho new
cummitte IN. other m-m hers are Al
ton a Parse Morgan y. DBTien. otto
7 Barnard RobaFt " u" Forest Honor
Folks. Jnnn VI Glenn Frederick Trevor
Hill Philip ! Mc' ook. Frank l.. Polk
George " SChurman, Nathan 4 Smyfh
and Ralph Jacobs
SUI committee nav" u".'n orgauIy-t
10 tnyssiIga't. the wortInK- - tn new
law ~ various phases on" ~ which -
devoted 70 NJ" rlght courts Another
Will consider fra court buildings Wtu
a vIaw fp suggesting model tvT- after
which 20 VII recommend the const rIctton
Of sgCu bvtldIuRs 90 'ak" IN" place of
. rs. present rcroWdsd and uusanitary
structures Auofh~r committee. will work
with 'h,. Chl"f JUSTICES IN d.vtEIng an
Iud.N"d court record sysTsfn which will
.hoW A. q glance tine records ~ the courts
, 'urnmi''--- "u PROBATION. legislation and
p g" pom..-iir Relations Court have. also
's".'u formed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-29
Dr,rH or FO0rB,LL PLAYER.
,utop-, shows That o. Was Due F.ntireIy
Ia nav Oidablr Heart TrOubIe.

ITHACA oct - The report that LaurIn
X Paine m. Cornell freshman football
rlay"r who died IN the infrmarv last ight.
met hIs death from injuries suffered on
tn.. football field was proved without
f.. udatIDu today. " hen DT charles 4
Rent Il the i.ps Ftm~nt ot pathology
e ~. niVsr-ltv o.. BIfslo declared after
an autopsy that Pain-s death could not
he assign Il n any wav g. injuries recetN ed
IN the football field Or Bentz aaid
that death " A. du. entirely Ia uBavoIdA-
-. heart trouble In" announcement
va a great relief. hut the students are
SORE. b,-raIs. 'n. gam" with Williams tO-
morrow has been cancell'-i
IN" football coaches through Daniel
4 R,.ai the head coach SAID tonight
mat they had not been consulted a- o.
Pane. injury and that they we're not
ash 81 T., give their eTrIDu ~ to - nat had
happened Th"N "NpT"sSs'd regret that
'ha aYthnritir- had not waited until after
-. AUTOPSY UetoTs. CanC'llIng the game
With Williams Ihs followIns Is the
Telegram lent hV President Schurman
- Pa.n".- Parents tonight
pr U"rrr 81 y Aslp ~ al" r"sr-nort"n
a.rr..,s'|pr ms afternoon and has ju-'
- Ur.Ir'.d 'o Co.." the folloNiug signed se-
ror'
Au'nr-v performed October - AZ .
= VI From me BINDINGS - - nv opinion
thai 'Hr patent died Of unavoidable acute
OIL. lafaffou 81 'hs heart associated With
ar'"rral % s~n-r and gas'ro-"nterocolitis
Thor" .,os go ov'den'" ~ rupture. hernia
of ANYTHING 81 duo - football injury
Vra .astrn-c u'erocoliti~ was the most i'm
lurfant ,auss ~ tho dilatation
should add that Dr B"niI - msn her
of Tho department of pathology Of the
I.rtvrr-rtv q B.ralo and has rade thou
lands Of aut"ps -
J,,oB GOtTD ScvrRNAN. President
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-29
\IGHT M DGET SESSION.
TIE low r Grade uomrn Teachers Likely
to s.et an increase.

The. .utl public hearing "n The new
h!ig.' Ma held last night ~ the 'Iiy
la. ~..u 'u. Board ~ Education
estimate 'yer,. Considered The Board
~ E-'!ma'" Ir ~ tentative budget has
mai. -urur large reductions IN the sutns
a.N.-i Toy bv the educational department
fu- r-N' wear and when m" budget u
IA If,. W. o. .- likely that the 81 600 0U
trrr.l-, which va ASKED by ia" educa-
rpull DEPARTMENT will he only a little
mu,.. than Spn.s.. President winthrop
~ 'u. Hoard - Education protested
against ~. ,g's lie insisted that the
.uiumi'i... wA- wrong IA assuming that
mo- new .ii--,.- and no ueN Teachers
NDl' "a he, needed bt' ween January ana
Iuu. NEXT H." explained that the lsrgert
lr,r.r-'-- ~ me upper grades. "Nihg 10
p-prHu'i,u> from tn" primary Srade-
com" ~ March and April Mi VIM
tErpI asserted alsO That not sufhcient
money wa- allowed for III" employment
- teachers ~ the special branches ri
~" elementary schools. branches which
lnclud" ru"kIuE physical training. sew.
IIE miislr and -hup work. ~" pointer
oY' that not = dollar had been ahowed
tor 4 new teacher ~ IN" high schools
d.-yi'" ~" fact thai th" increase IN the
nUturrr - students ia the schools aver
,c.si about > JT q year
H.-yii. Mr. Mlnthrop'- objections to
~" -sniatlv" budget The Likelihood that
The small Incr.'a-. decided upon hy the
budget committee. ot the Board OF EstI-
mats. Will stand
In" statement Can be- made that the
Boari 1T Estimate may determine upon
an Increase ~ salary for the Somen
teachers # the lower grades II these
teachers get their increase u will I've due
"a th.. earnest appeal ma's' for them last
night by Miss Grace Strachan. the prcsi
dent IT the Interhorough Teachers Asso-
cation She urged that The teacher.
who ~, now receiving tsOO a year should
h.. paid a. least s52O The Board % Esti
mat. ~ - believed will acceds to this
appeal. and while NO provision gill be
made. ~ the budget for The increase the
raise m salary vii! be- determined upon
A. about the beginning 81 the year and
will be prov. dad for by All issue Of special
revenue bonds
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-29

aud Madison avenue are the dspots a
the American company.
When the disturbance began in froas
~ Miss Gould'- house there were aoous
I5p men aud boys IA the crowd aud the
number sW-ll'd Ia abbut 81 when T. n
BalfOur ag.ui ~ the Adams company.
appeared aud began 20 talk 20 them.
H.. tried ip -ty that they would gain
more by r'.ru.1:ug quietly 10 Their homes.
bui liz 90, began To- shout and Ieer.
Ten noun. policemen came up ana
scattered ~" .tTtkrT-
NJ general trafic Wa attempted 6y
ne, COMPANIES A representative OF the
American company said that though
every wagon that was Aent out was ac-
g.. rnuauIad Nv "A mounted policeman they
had ~ turn hack after block or tSo.
several attempts wer" made early ia the
day ~ send GUY wagons with leweiry
and other valuable goods that we're
wanted ~ a hurry. bat the drivers re-
'!rU-d Who mes began 20 nv mere
V.r,. a lar. ..mh~r ~ drivers IA the
d-ru' e 'Hr ,1mpany az the solltheast
corner - Madison avenue and Forty
seventh street, but the company Was
afraid To- send them out with new helpers.
rh. same conditions existed At the depotE
II 'he other companies
There were many disturbances down
town. Police reserves from the Leonard
street station dlsTerEed mon IN the
forenoon after lp driver had been
compelled 90 aunt their wagons AZ rue
h.adauarters 81 the National Express
Company in Hudson street More than
"A hundred wagons were standing loaded
al the time. and they had To be unloAded,
their contents Icing taken back 10 the
depot
Some ~ ~" express companies APplled
70 Fir-t Deputy commissioned Driscoll
YESTERDAY - have policemen assigned
To their wagons Their request was re-
fused Comml--Ionsr Driscoll did not
feel that h. had the men ga spare tie said
thar the police along the routes taken
by 'h, wagons would bs- warned tO look
.,.rf Z. flt-ffrTt..sr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-29

in contart with public matters ~ present
interest only ono.
Tbs p0LAt VI contact uas thu IArr Ihs
great difficulty in making an Nmsrcan
tarin Law always has been thst all the
manufacturers ~ m" rountry fock -
Washington with statements AMI afidav,t -
and prOteStatiOn-. each one showing that
his industry will b@ ruin. by a reduction.
Congress has before ~ nofhing - opEu-"
ths~s statements except the Arguments ~
ueOpls Sho hav" little 81 NO PERSONAL knuSi'
edge 81 any particular business. Thor"
are no adequate means ~ testing The "Ni-
demo. ~ N. manufacturers AMI reaching
tho trIs facts With the vast srowth and
complication ~ oar business 49, have out.
grown our method 81 making tariffs
The Democratic platform Condemns
the tarin law Mr. Root sad. and Mr.
DIX personally denounc.s It and charges
the Republican party with had tai'h IN
NOT revising the tarin downward
Vet among the people ~ho crowded
the halls OF IN. national Capitol. max NJ
the lives Of members nf Congress a burden
hv their clamoT against dow inward -
VISION ~ 'he 'artn. wer" The rep1'-"fiia-
lives - Mr. DiN's standard Walt Paper
Company. What they urged apI~tlr- IN
this pap"r which ! read from ih.s tarlr
hsarngs for the Committee On Ways
and Means volume =. pag" G.21s
.HKIEI SrBMfrrEp ~ EIPEt SrNrNTivES
rHs VAL P,PEE NANrEU rrVEE>
ASKING FnR INCEFNSF - nrrT
W.sHf>DruN. q
November =. ans
'amm,neS ~ Wag. end H'gH- Wasting
tor ID -
GE>ukNE> IN. val garar rranu'a
'urrr~ whose signatures ar. hereto arN"i
r~~p-, 'tullv ask vour ,If-d"ra' :pn ~ he
sffe'' produced Ipon ne wall paper IA.
dus' ~ by he RAPIDLY Increasing lmpor'a-
tlonS ~ vail pdp'.r- due 70 he low rae ~
dur. apr.yIug - ~am~ .Ud-r - vrr~"u'
arm. 1,'ordlnG 81" -"hssiul" VI paragraph
40. I,N - - wherein 90" .Iu'v = placed
A. - rnr ca al va.orem. aud hope rha' "ur
ere mruf- VIII us'ifv Won "a recommend.
ma q uia'ar.'l Incr"a-" ~ 'hr "a" - d'F
"a uri"r fha' no manufacturer NAV b"
Afforded a. lsl-' SONS. r.. - from ~ present.
s'pIraginE .ondr'.pu. y
Then after referring 10 I'm. materials
~ which val plr"r u M H.. t't" paper
pro, s"is.
"" npur"ril's 'rr Ia ma 'uass 80
'n..-i raw maicrIai~ ~ far ~ wall payer
i .un,-rn-d aye finished productions 10
'Lsms"I,'.~ and ma % might work an "a.
Justice ~ other industries IN rnl- .pun'r.
'u have he ip'v nn aI.h wn'a- 81 r,'iu.."i
and no. 1r'~a 81 'h-~.' ft'f~ q" tsh for an
o.. -a,.at II'v pu foreign v1n paper,
among tho -igua'lrrs tp tt.- paper
j. standard Wall Pag"r Company. W
Hupyuur. tT.' NI,,-pr"~Idsnt Tins
the same EvyyIuh whom VIZ DIX t't
Mr Murphy has" mad" chairman - ''-
Denlocrttir state Commute. ~ and N'r
DiN ~ d.upuucIns tb' Republican T.rfy
for not r"vI-In- ~" 'arif downward
What .'t"r"u - ar" 49, 2" draw -
to N" sincerity md good FAM - 'i-
man who could the these Two uoSit'uU~
nn. fur hIs urVlt.. interests and ne Other
a. a panCIi,ia'. fur '.N..' 'Ipon the puiliI,.'
l. fEfs gentleman no. 'ltt"r too. T! "tN
say ldap,aul" o.. T." IA It"al Governor
= 't.. state
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-29
GIRLS roll BERGLlR.
wellesley students Hear HIm when Hs
PATS over chair and eau Police.

WELLTsLFT MAJ. Dot - An attemp,
10 rob The house ~ John " sheridan
tho Wellesley tax collector, last nj ght was
rnterrupcd nv three Wellesley College
girls who boarded ~ the house and Who
scared the burglars away
Mr. sheridan and h'S wife we're A. the
Wellesley town hall ana the girls were
~ their rooms studying when their atteu-
ton vas attracted by "A noise % the first
Hoor KnoWing Mr. and Mrs sheridan
we're ont m" girl rushed down the back
starr and went INTO usighbor's house
and felephon"d 10 the police
chief kingSbury went 20 the house
and found an entrance had been gained
by forcing = rear NindO~ The intruder
Valhed through the house and tTipped
over a char IN the front hallway Thrs
was m" noise the girls heard
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-29
,OvpL NV or w. CE>TRiL.
al, er~Idr Drive Resident says There's
Too Nuch NOlsr

Asa result ~ u complaint made yester-
Jny 20 tho Public service Commission
Nv George I. Wilson ~ ~ Riverside
Drive the question 81 the right ~ the
New York central Railroad Company
10 nun 10 tracks through Riverside Park
~ TO Ds. reOpened
VI Wilson asserts IN he com plant
that tn" company, although operating
four tracks. has the right only 10 two
tracks. and he SAYS further that the noi-.
made toy the company IA moving rs
trains ~ night - a public nuisance The
commission has sent a copy of m" com
plant 90 the company with directions
that an answer shall be made 70 It WITHIN
Ave DAYS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-29
DID>'T BELIEIE pOLrEMi>.
Jury Gives Thai Reason for IT. NernIct ~
AeaulttaI

Policeman Edward - Brl"n u tho First
precinct appeared IA General Sessions
vest "rday against John Am"ndola. who.
he -aId had attempt ed TO pick his pocket
on a -iIbway tram.
The jury acquitted IN" defendant and
when Judge Swami eNprsSsed -urpri-a
one of the Jurors said. Your Honor. W.
did not believe IN" testimony " ~ 30.
liceman
To O'Bri~n Judge Swami said. ~ I
were policeman aud tho words ~ a man
known 20 m" police were taken IA prefer.
cnce TO my word would reform
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-29

y rhs law Of suppIy and dsmAna aP-
PIie, AZ mach 90 real estate as % does
10 AhythiaE else that t. bssGht and
sold.
% supply q limited and demana ~
InereAstns the certain result u .
higher price
That ~ the sItsAtisa az LONG
BEACH which ., the last available
Dream frontage near New ToTk
There can never be another fOst OF a.;
bat the great demand fOT accessible
ocean frontage. new autck transport
tAtion and the eNtenstve and we'll
planned deVslopmsnt OF LOSt.
bGAtH are Increasing the dem aud for
property there enoFmoasly.
The Tesalt - obviou~ and the tn
portaaos of quiok aetlsn nv wouid he
inVestors y aP0AEenI
ia VOL g. lac
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-29
Normal COLLEGE NIunns R-.nlou

The NSso"iat" Allfnns' ~ the Normal
College will hold their annual fall reunion
In the coll"g" chapel ~ o'clock this
afternoon. Borough President NcAueny
n Manhattan and Mr. Kramer. who Wa
recently elected pre-Ident of the aS-o,la-
ton will speak.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-29
Justice ErIIoKE Gets another FI,e Years
on NDorIIate Reocb

ALBANY. OCT - Gov White today
rednrignnted supreme Court Justice John
VI Kellogg ~ Oghensburg ~ the Third
judicial district. to st with the Appellate
Division. Third Department The term
Ia for five years
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-29

The Wall Street edition Of The EvENING az -
financial and the stock and bond tho close "
market. The closing quotations including the bid and
prices with additional contained also the rg7
edition Of The EVENING SuN.-4du
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-29
Sale of Ostrich & Willow
Plumes

As long these last wiH sell them at these prices
Both Buiidrng,-Firt Fioor
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-29

ALSO WOMENS BLACK SILK HOSIERY
AT SPECIAL PRICES. AS FOLLOWS:
PLAIN BLACK SILK HOSE $l.l0 PER PAIR
EMBROIDERED BLACK SILK HOSE $l.SS PER PAIR
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-29
R. AItntatt & On.

sPor.pRooP FINISH. WILL BE ON SALE
THIS DAY SATURDAY.
AT THE VERY SPECIAL PRICE OF $l.45 PER YARD
BLACK DRESS MATERIALS. PLAIN AND FANCY
IN SKIRT AND DRESS LENGTHS
WILL BE MARKED AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1910-12-28
VERDE VALLEY IS
PRODUCTIVE
SECTION
Closing Year Has Been
Most Prosperous In
Its History
Enterprising Woman Is
Retaining Tract On
Oak Creek

Frank ". 0ocdmAn, ettsehed 20 tho
Department Of Commerce and Labor.
compiling data On srr.gasiou In the
five counties Of Northern Arizona,
reached the city yesterday from the
Verde Valley. and gives en- interest.
ing resume ~ his werk ~ con-
pisted Up To date. lie IL pronounced
In b. admiration Of the valley, and
states that considering the acreage
under cultivation II IL one % the
Richest agricultural divisions of The
Territory. Hs declares that whcn tho
system Of irrigation scw being per
fsc,ed, ~ practically applied. the ".
sources ~ill he insaiealsblc. During
the psst year pscdpesisa has been
the hesviss, sse hsvvs, and the
coming year yin see- ssiii greater
yield.
Mr.. Gccdmss states that ore Ia.
dividusi enterprise 10 land rselsas.
ton under wsy h that Of Mn. Ger.
true Oates. Thb practical vemas
10 ssreadiag = large ssm On oak
cse~h. snd when the plan is perfect.
ID che will have not oaIy css of the
greatest averages but from her seies-
,ine methods, will also hsss the
finest lcohine farm In the country.
Engineers have finished ssrssyiss
for the iuissiing ditshes and fences,
skiiled mechanics are erecting build.
Tags and sil farming implements are
the latest aud best manufactured. Tbs
character Of the buildings 10 sab
stsntisi. aud w fat the demsia abe
hiss bought and Paid for In cash,
4, revelation "a thoss ~he have
been located there for many years.
Mr. Gccdmss wili leave In . few
dayr for the Aqua FRA and other
,siIeys where irrigation IL eosAsss
ed. and expects IA ee@pIess his wssh
10 Ns ecvsiy during sas psrs to-
weeks.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1910-12-28

NEW YORK. Dee. ~. Phero.
graphic eourtship hs. just been 10.
vented here ss Cupid's first sia In
the rinssplisshls wsys 81 . man With
. said when everything eirs fails.
while Winning a wife by the impsr.
,onsi means Of wsH 90 rubber rec.
ord, msy seem TO lsch the first 90
ssntisls o. sourtsbir, and in this, lie
first trial, did not worh successfully.
the possibilities ere obviously 20
great fsss Il may yet supplAhs the
rss~snt method. Certain savssssees
are readily sppsrsst ror Instance,
the cautious woesr would be certain
Of shdsnisbls evidence - 10 the
srtsst to which his sosrtship Asd
progressed should . breach Of prom
lee suit occur. Likewise The spitss
snsieus 70 we'd without delay could
easily ~aks love " 4 dssss sisis u
Ne ssme time, siaes he would se'
Asss Va be- rss.ss 81 tke kewe II
evss one cf sAsa 10 psess ale ssIs
An that hs would have TO ds vesik
he 90 mshe ii, little vr~sek 10 Z
machine and mail the record 10 IN,
sddSess where " wss 10 BE- repro
dared. II VIA, ko~evsr. fes nesthe'
81 these reasons the, the nee method
wss discovered. but simply b>~ssss Of
the ruling II stern fatser sgsips,
thr further appearance in bis house
ef . youth who hsd already started
rerrtshic In the regular way, tn.
youth. however. iDmsdisteiy biz up
"a the happy plan 81 pouring his A.
deaf sentences into a phesorrsrs
AID then pAiliax the records 10 81.
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