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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
THE MIDDLE COLLEGIATE CHURCH.
I'd Ave. and Tth ST
Rev. JOHN q FAC.[S d D. Minister
Rev JOSEPH r. SIZOO
VIII preach at Il A NJ. and r NJ

Rev. JOHN G. FAGCi D D. Minister
Rec. JOSEPH r. SIZOO
VIII preach at Il a NJ. and s T. u.
THE MARBLE COLLEGIATE CHURCH.
9Th Ave. and 2eth 81
Rev. DAVID JAS. BTRREITA D D. Minister
Rev. JOHN S. ALIEN D D,
VIII preach e. II A. NJ. and P NJ
Morning; The Simple Gospel
evening; The Sabbath, Shadow or Sub
THE COLLEGIATE CHURCH OF ST.
NICHOLAS.
9Th Ave ana 4Sth St
Rev MALCOLM IA MES MCLEOD, Minister.
church closed during month OF July
THE WEST END COLLEGIATE CHURCH.
West End Ave. and nth St
Rev HENRY FTERTSON COBB D. d
minister. Rev JOHN s. ZELIE, 4. D. will
preach at II =. N
THE CHURCH OF THE DIVINE PATERNITY
Central Park West and 10th Street.
FRANK OLIVER HALL, D. D. PASTOR
l. p c L convention, closing services IL
a m; annual sermon TO the convention. Rev.
arthur W Crosse D. D, of Rochester n. Y.
$50 p m Conservation Service. followed by
communion p III; Grand Mass Meeting,
with addresses by Frederick ". Perkins OF
Lynn, on a ServiceabIe Church" and Pres
T W Hamilton D. D, of Tufts College. upon
Marching Orders Special music al all ser
vic
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AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
for The Tribune received at their Uptown
Office. No. 1884 Broadway between Seth and
STth sts.. until o'clock p. m. Advertisement
received at the following branch Offices at reg
uiar Office rates until o clock D. m, viz: c64
sth ave. :. e. cor. Esd st: 15s 9Th ave. cor
18th ST 1o4 East 14th st: 257 West 42d St
between eth and sth ayes: 263 West I25th st :
1o55 Cd ave: 1926 Sd ave. near S1st st. I7ns
Isf ave near S9th st: 15T East 125th St; T5S
fremont ave; CSC Sd ave. ana any American
District Telegraph Office
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At the Madison Avenue Baptist Church DR..
Arthur 7. Piersou is giving a series Of ad-
dresses that have been delivered at conven-
tons n Great Britain and in this country
On the fundamental principle Of Christi
aIlty and spiritual difficulties In the life
OF the Christian The rare privilege of
listening 10 Or. Person during the summer
IS an opportunity all should avail them
selves Of This Sunday morning he will
speak on The Mystery OF the Goldman. :"
His topic in the evening VIII be '-Founda-
ton Truths-Faith"
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The approximate amount Of the lien or
charge, TO satisfy which the ahove-described
property is be sold. is ST,931 SS, with in
terest thereon from the Sth day of April.
1910 together with costs and allowance
amounting to 1923 A. with interest frC-n ApFil
% 1910. together with the expenses of the
sale The approximate amount of the taxes.
assessments and water rates, other liens,
which are to be allowed to the purchaser out
OF the purchase money, or paid by tbs Ref
cree, IS 81, 352 IA and interest
Dated New York. June 90. 1910.
MOSES GTR0O K Rassr.a
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WORK WANTED.

WORK WANTED.
Male.
BOY-Strong and Industrious in printing
chop wages, 50. Duane st. third floor
cars; make own repairs; best reference: wages
s16. John Rice 155 West 5sth st
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. mechanic: careful
driver; strictly sober; references; city or cOun-
try John De sylvia I21 West 101st st.
ENGINEER-Steady; good references T.
Sella. 1896 Sd ave.
STABLE FOREMAN.-German middle aged
careful and strictly sober; wishes charge OF
business stable; best references Miller. care Of
Morris. % 4lst st. Brooklyn
Mr. MANUFA CTURER-Do you require in
your business live, result-producing, ener-
getic, stck-to-it tenacity Of executive
mana gertal ability Not Office dTone dreamer
or crutch-iearer, but a thinker. doer and result
producer. Employed but open for proposition.
Sales purchasing branch house management.
Age SO. Address Quality P. Q. Box So
Northampton. Mass
PoRTER-By middle-aged man in large concern
or wholesale house: steady and reliable; best OF
references. G. NJ. Box 81, Tribune Office
YOUNG MAN experienced in liquor store best
references. Sicker, care of Baunel, s35 East
69th st.
YOUNG MAN 90; three years Office outside
work: experienced: best references regarding
character and ability. Address L, Box Al, Trtb-
une Office.
YOUNG MAN: married; with managing expert
ence: guarantees SATISFACTION S 8, 1000 Grant
ave. The Bronx
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Fifty thousand dollars will be expended
by the Christian people Of New York this
summer in religious work for nsa and
women, chiefly men, in the parks, streets
and shops Of Manhattan. under the belief
that these men and women need the Gospel
and will not go to the churches to get II.
Work in New York is only a part OF similar
work done in more than fifty principal
cities this summer, the greatest number
yet IN all Of which $685., 900 TO 100000 will be
expended
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

Male.
CONDEMNATION man: Scotch: married:
one child: best horses. harness and car
Tsges seven years - as St, place other reference
PANHANDLE: good, all around worker,
mixer; c tsanser; sn..mgniy ynderstands his bis
ro Sth SIS eth ave Tsiephone s7s@BTvant
FARMHANDS.-Useful men, married couples,
for farms and gentIemen's country places;
Mafhewson Bureau. SIS 9Th ave. Telephone SIS.
GARpENER-Life experiences in vegetables
carpenters tools: eleven years in last place
best of references. r F. Martin ISL Lake ave,
Greenwich. Conn.
SUPERINTENDENT or farm foreman. by a
OF ability; Ayrshire. Jersey and Guern-
Eey stock, and having complete knowledge
Of farm machinery. Scotch. Box o. Tribune
USEFUL MAN--se5; German; good hand on
lawns. garden. horse. COW. chickens; sober,
is sh aR8 Tes1Rone
Female.
ATI I,gSs M of child d, mothsra
town Office. 1864 Broadway
CHAMBERMAID and sEAMsTREss. -Young
Danish woman; excellent needle woman; un-
usually good servant I, Miss Hoimayers Blu
reau 800 9th ave, ninth floor Tel. 4527-Madi-
son Square,
CHAMBERMAID-WATTR Esa.-Youns Partisan
French; IS months tbs reference D. Miss Hot
ninth floor Tel. 4527-Madison Square
CHAMBERdAID-WA TTREss.-scotch Protest
ant; very neat: quick; thoroughly experienced;
Industrial Association. II West 40 ST
CoOK.-Very neat: Swedish: excellent cook and
baker: takes entire charge kitchen; econoni-
cal; good manager: best references. Oster5erg
Bureau. 71s Lexington ave. Tel 1855 Plaza.
COOK and oUsEwoRK.-German: in small
family. M F., 30e East 9th St
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MISCELLANEOUS.

ABOVE ALL COMPETTTORS--satisf
dealing Prompt cash payments for compless
libraries or small collections OF miscellaneous
literature can always be obtained HENRY
NALKAN - Broadway TeIephons. 500 Broad
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OLD FIRST CHURCH
9Th ave. 18th 10 18th sta.
HOWARD DUFFIELD, D. D, Pastor.
Il q. p.-Rev. JAMES a McCAGGE.
MADISON AVE. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
Northeast corner of 13rd Street.
Rev HENRY SLOANE COFFIN, D. D., Pastor.
Public worship at 1890 a. n.
Rev. VIM RAYMOND -JELLIFFE Will preach.
ALL SOUS UNITARIAN, 4th Ave and
Goth ST mon services at II a. m, conducted
bv Rev LEON \. HARVEY, subject, The
Master Christian" The public cordially in
ST. PAUL's METHODIST EPISCOPAL
Church West End Avenue and seth Street
II y M-Preaching service.
REV. z r. JOHNSON
T.ENOy AVENUE COLLEGIATE CHURCH.
cor 1880 st-Rev. EDGAR TILTON. Jr., D. D..
Pastor II a. m and p. n. Preaching by the
Rev JAMES 6. KITTEiL, of Albany N Y.
RELIGIOUS SOCIETY OF FRIENDS
Meetings for Worship, II a m. at 22l East
18th ST. Manhattan. and 10 schermerhorn ST..
Brooklyn.
MADISON AVENUE METHODIST EPTsco-
PAL, CHURCH, corner 60th Street.-Preaching at
il 4. n. by Rev. ". s. OLIVER.
MEMORIAL BAPTIST. Washington Square.
EDWARD JUDSON, Pastor-lI and 5.
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HELP WANTED.
Male

Statesmen wanted everywhere, resident or
travelling; products an everyday essential
good pay: steady employment; refined work;
straight or side line. Sanitary Utility Co.,
lis, 80 Church 1t,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-07-09

Il is reported that for the fiscal wear Of
the government closed on June 80 more
than d million immigrants landed in the
United States ar all ports, and Of this num-
Der S91,750 landed at Ellis Island. The New
York Bible Society is supplying the Bible
IN thirty-six different languag es to the i'm
migrants landing ar Ellis Island, and dur
ing the year closed on June 80 missionaries
of the New York Binle Society distributed
more than one hundred and eishty-fiVe
thousand volumes of Scripture. far exceed
ing the distribution OF any previous year.
This distribution was not only among the
Immigrants landing az Ellis Island, but
also among the sailors and the needy poor
OF New York City. Those interested in this
great work can obtain free some useful
literature, full OF up-to-date facts. by adj
dressing the general secretary. the Rev.
Dr. George William Carter, New York
Bible Society. No. 6s Bible House, New
York City. John c. West is president and
James H Schmelzel the treasurer,
Tn. Rev r. Ernest johnson will preach
in s.. PauI's Methodist Church tomorrow
morning at Il O'Clock. There viii be no
evening service. This church will be open
ali summer for Sunday morning services
The Rev. Dr- WILLIE T. o1SII' pasroi VI
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church for
several years. and during whose pastorate
,be s;lrn OF s7o.oo0 was raised TO free the
lunch from debt, will occupy his old pull
a. v,,ornsug and evening tomorrow. DR.
0dell is an impressive speaker
Al the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
- gsv Or. Harris E. Kirk. pastor of the
T~TankIin Street Presbyterian Church. OF
baltimore. will preach both in the morning
and afternoon tomorrow
A. All Souls Unitarian Church the fleV,
Teon A. Harvey, Of Brooklyn. VIII SPEAK
st II a. ~ tomorrow on Ho @'
christian" This will De an iiiDei u s'-'''
az Marie Coreili's novel
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suRRoGATES NOTICES.

NOTTCE-PURSUAN TO ORDER or HON.
Monroe Wheeler. Surrogate OF Sseuhsri County.
New York made upon the petition Of the widow
and al the next OF KIN or Hiram w Earcff. isIS
of the OF COhoctou IN said county, deceased
notice IS hereby given that Y Is the intention O.
the undersigned to apply for letters Of admits
the provisions OF Section :. 66s OF the Code %
civil Procedure Of the State % New York. ard
that all persons having claims against ths estate
OF said decedenr required 20 present the SAM
q Hon Monroe Wheeler. Surrogate OF Sts1oeT
CH1yIurv ar the S1rrogatsfs Office in ths vfJla<s
OF Bath. y. Y, or before the 18TH da7 nf
AUGUST. 1910.
Dated. Atlanta \. r July :. 1910
HYATT c. HATCH.
g GILBERT LYON,
FRANKLIN : sPRINGSTEACL
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF hon
Anner c Thomas. Surrogate OF IN.
County OF New York. notice Is hereby gwen
10 all persons having claims against StgnunI
CSlitsrruan- late or the County OF New York
thereof 10 tine subscribers, a their piacs o.
transacrtrg business. No a. Broadway, IN tns
City OF New York. bsfors the 2SJh dsy
Dated New York. the 10th day OF Tanuar5.
RUpoLPH GUrTERxAN. LEOPOLD LEE
- MAN, Exse ;I[I3Sssv-->
Attorneys for Executors a. Broadway.
New YORK City
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Abner G. Thomas, 8 Surro gate OF the County cr
New York. notice Is hereby given 70 al persons
having rIairns AGAINST Cornelius & Mitchell. lsts
OF the County OF New York. deceased. % present
tire same. with vouchers thereof. TO the Sub
Al and as Wall street. IN rhe CRY OF New fors-
on or before the 10th DAY OF January. 1sl1 mex
Dated New York. the 9Th day OF July. 1910
MARY L D MITCHELL. Executrik
MITCHELL. & MITCHELL Attorneys
E.xecutrtx. ~ and as Wall street, AannatlsA
New York City
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The Simple Gospel will be Dr. Allen g
topic at Il a n at the Marble Collegiate
Church, Fifth avenue and 18th street At
p, n. the sermon will be on The Chris
tan Sabbath What Is the Only Real Sub
stantiaI Thing Involved - This church is
open every day IN the year
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TYPEWRITlNe AND TYPEWRITERs-

VICTOR VISIBLE 70 Nassau ST: cstaIoSus
free; sI makes taken part payment bargains
n Underw0ods. ReuiuGLons. divers Smiths
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efSTe Fourth Presbyterian c:4urch. Dr.
a. hitsker Work. pastor, morning
u. Saiy All be held tomorrow. and
lfsachsr VII bs the Rev El~ooo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-07-09

The new building Of the Home Street
Presbyterian Church will be opened to-
morrow. While it is not completed in every
detail the main auditorium is now ready
for occupancy. and It affords one of the
most commodious and beautiful places Of
worship in The Bronx The pastor, the
Rev. H S. Rambo, breaches tomorrow at
Il and O'Clock, and special music will
be rendered Owing 70 the Iateness Of the
season, the formal opening of the church
has been postponed till the fall. when an
interesting and elaborate series Of services
viii be held
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-07-09

A. the West End Collegiate Church to-
rorr0E The ReT- Dr.. Cobb. pastor, the
-o-rirs se--nou VIII be preached by the
Be- D. joan :. Nelie. There VIII be no
szennE service
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GENERAL ITEMS OF THE WEEK

D. MoV-et viii preach a. all services in
lie Church Of The Holy Communion to-
n1-g1- Re VIII also preside At the midday
ss-Tices Ce1r week- Holy Communion VIII
& ceIet-a ted on Thursday az noon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-07-09

Att5e Scotch Presbyterian Church there
VI Be services at i a m and ,. II to-
2u-r9ps- The Re- Boyd IcCleary, assist
a. Pas-o-. VIII preach
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-07-09

Booklet OF 2eo tours mailed requsst
Marsters Tours. 81 West 30th st. ". L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-07-09

FOR SALE-New tenOnins and mortising out
At. Does coping. Less than half ordinary
cost Greatest capacity and efficiency Machina
demonstrated Mechanical Engineering Co. is1
Reade st
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FOR SALE.

BIG BARGAINS-SIightIy used Office fu-niture.
desks typewriters. cash registers. adding ma
chimes. monographs fling cabinets. safes. sd-
dressing machines time clocks, partitions. cnecs
protectors. bookcases NATHAN 3 4 " Rite street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-07-09

The Collegiate Church of st. Nicholas is
Closed Tor renovation during July. The
Rev. Dr.. John A Hutton, Of Glasgow
scotland, Will preach during the entire
month Of August The Rev. Dr.. Daniel H
Martin OF Glens Falls, \. Z. viii preach
the first Sunday in September. and the
Rev Dr.. c c. AIbertson. Of Rochester, N
Y the rest Of the month. The pastor, the
Rev. Malcolm James Mcleod. viii resume
his active work the first Sunday in October
The subject Of the lesson-sermon IN the
Christian Science churches tomorrow will
be Sacrament, and the golden text
tAafthew XVI, -, BIT say unto YOU
VIII not drink henceforth Of this fruit of
the vine, until that day when I drink II
new with you in my Fathers kingdom"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-07-09

Arfehson, assistant pastor Evening scr
vices are discontinued for The summer.
AT the Metropolitan Temple during JuIv
and August the services on Sunday morn
irss VIII be conducted by leading eyausel-
| ISIS who TTiii be present in the CITY during
! the summer months. the preacher for next
sunday morning being the Rev. Harry
Taylor, Of Andover, Mass a man of strong
slTfs IN evangelical preaching Special
music VIII be rendered. Bible talks, illus
cs1eu with motion pictures. and Illustrated
hymns viii be given every Sunday evening,
ehe speaker being Charles Lewis Talbot
SeverTy-eight outdoor and indoor evaugeI-
is1c meetings viii be conducted under the
auspices Of the National Bible Institute
during the week beginning tomorrow. OF
these twenty VIII be midday meetings in the
heart of the business section Of New York.
as follows; Z o'clock. Madison SQUARE and
24th street; 1850 p m, 18th street and
Broadway: p m. Union Square, 18th
street and Fourth avenue, and at 18th
street and Broadway at $3.50 .. m At
night there viii also be held in this sec
ton meeting et Madison Square and oath
street at Z .. n, and at Union Square 18th
street and Fourth avenue, at 7:ao D. n
Three meetings VIII be held nightly on the
bowery and several meetings during the
week IN Harlem. The National Bibis In
stltute announces that John ~. Wolf has
been appointed director Of the Beacon Light
Mission, No. 2ss7s Third avenue. Mr. Wolf
has been affiliated with the work of the
mission as volunteer worker. and has
been superintendent of the fourishing Sun
day school II connection with the mission.
He has strong qualifications for this i'm
portant post. the mission being one of the
largest and most effective missions of the
city. and was the unanimous choice of the
members Of the committee Of MANAGEMENT
for the place. MI. Wolf entered on his
new duties or July =
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Female.

WELL-EDCCATED young woman wanted
for descriptive fashion writing: previous ex-
perience in this line desirable, but not ahso-
Iutely necessary. Reply by letter only. de-
ecribfnx experience. education and giving per
son.l references, TO ". c. r., Butterick Build
ing, New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-07-09

OOK and HOUSEwORK.-Germa in small
family. N. F., BOG East 9th St
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AGENTS to handle our Teas and Coftees; ez-
perience not necessary: build up a business OF
your own Cal. OF write, Burns & Reed Zos
Hudson St n z.
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BRICK CHURCH

Fifth Avenue and Thirty Street..
DR. FRANCIS BROWN. President of
Union Seminary will preach at l ].
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-20
College Glrla ss Wives.

Only f0e nice college girls get H9zf~ FihGt f<yT8b4AT4e 4 critic Well gfaa4 2s tae only kind Df girl HsG fs@s & far chance tD Yet married anyhow g9s nfhDDets13Dn 1Ar nUsD@faIs fS /@en and f@g uien escape D9G gf 5s evident. aS the eg0aUt3DUls9s hagys pointed egf. tna& tHe 1tfeaf sgFHf1e z1gG snare efe nas~ bands So far fre college Y5f3 ses11ss to have made good, aS g4ree-96xs5rtos Gf her If we may fse SsjDHess ege @z~ Dr@esfon1 are married. TnA D1aer fourth 5s teaching senGDt D~ running Carnegie libraries. agsG z, girl tSssE ssa's nice" whatever t1e term implies. cer~ tainIv is better 50 a1ese occupations fiian fr lafaDafs1z s3oHpas for asSns1er@. EesiGAs, there are a tcf 1F mighty &s~ tranl3ge gir1S 0f eG1caftGn ggEf, ar@ rot married ak all, and Ne are Df f9s D5ssF~ ion that it ls f5ear own g&4lf. .g such lt ia, and greatly to their credit lAey ntYs seen fae experiences 0S soFns cf tne nice girls who haze married 5n tae tent t0 G0 W3tao3t husbands,
 But # 8ee11s that at DItt0<a oasf critic 1oFaDsasug that 1s7e girls make DD use 1f their education after taGI are married. This ls where he makes his Ya3sfa He, Any man Tf0 s2a mar rie1 one oF more college graduates asrs- Gergtands fEsaE fsear intellectual ac1- fgIfles are rof put ID sleep at the altar. T. is | c4r5G0g law oG nature that Ie9ycg a NoTsan Of brains U mary 2. man with little culture so that tsaese g3rs may have Q, chance u TTg1 rkAs- superiority Hn on their nia8b11Gs at all times until q becomes saznEa3s-- Pn5IaG1A Dfaa. fr15 5513rer.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-20
c. Manches nantral nA.
Shatterino a Tradition n.

Edward Douglass White is the first associate justice of the United States supreme court who ever became chief justice. John Rutledge had served as associate justice, but he was not a member of the Court when he was ap- pointed chief justice and his nomina- tion was not confirmed by the senate.
 More curious still, White is the only chief justice of the supreme court who, previous to his appointment, had even been a federal judge. All the other chief justices-Jay, Ellsworth, Mar shall, Fancy, Chase, Waite and Fuller went directly from political or pri- Vate life to that great office.
 It has been held for years that an unwritten law forbade the elevation of an associate justice to be chief jus tice- This rule was grounded in the theory that such promotion might ex- cite jealousies on the supreme bench and that associate justices might be tempted in times of great national stress to decide cases in accordance with the wishes of the president in order to gain his favor. The theory has been destroyed by experience. The supreme court is the trustee of it's own honor, which it guards vigiIantly. After the legal tender case, Associate Justice Grier was compelled to retire from the bench because the other jus tices felt that his conduct reflected upon the court.-New York Herald.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-20
WONDERFUL LEh DY 1bat's Wha Is Sad 0f Stomach Prescription Guaranteed by
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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-20
ANNOUNCEMENT
BREED TttaATTF

Truly, tbs best picture or inc sesv son is tG ba seen sf fha Freed fhaatef f0f ibe first bsif of this week suG is aiitiad Tbs Little Station Agent, be ina thuiligg story of strenuous, hand to bBnd nKHt between flgai iGgg GfA Gf fha little station agent The fnVofed s6itor ia rendered unconscious bV heavy blow from tba rival, Uhiie they are supposed t9 be performing dniiss as bfBksfnen on the fDD Df H faqidiV moving freight usins The greatest scene is where fHs freight Naf vtfh it's EWDsuluR bf6kefasn Bs aHt loose from Inc remainder Of fhe train by he viiIsin and clashes iB wild runaway flown through fh@ valley
 Miss Mabel Gilman, soprano, is C new singer spf thoroughly delighted ths large audience with her splendid songs, aH dtd J v. CsikiuE, fhs D0D~ ular local singer.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-20
utal an zaa s.eaose l esfe fzf aeaf

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