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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-02-09
THAK'S CORHITTAL
RULED AS PROPER
Judge Refuses Dismissal
BUT Grants Petition for
Transfer of Hearing.

NYACE. y. Y, Feb. s.-Harry Thaw
is 70 be permitted to show that he IS
not properly treated as an inmate OF
the asylum for the criminal insane,
At Marteawan-
Justice Tompkius- in the supreme
court today haded down a decision ap-
pointing william Van Aimee referee 20
hear evidence on ThaWs- behalf and
decide II a transfer from Matteawan 10
B some other asylum is necessary 20
preserve Thaw's health.
Justice TOmpkins, however. denied the
request Of Thaw-s attorneys that their
client be discharged from custody on
the ground that ne Is held in Nattea-
wan under an improper commitm snt.
( In his decision Justice T0mpkins holds
that Justice Bowling acted in perfect
accord with the law when he directed
Thaws commitment 10 Natteawsn after
the jury in the case found him not
guilty Of the murder Of Stanford White
ION the grounds OF insanity"
Referring TO The affidavits fled by
Thaw and his mother IN which x IS
declared that despite an order OF the
court Thsw is denied certain privileges
in the insane asylum the court holds
that the ahidavits fled are not con-
vIncing and fail 10 exr1aIn many things
that naturally arise when they are
considered
The result is the appointment OF the
referee who IS directed to hold all o. his
hearings in the village Of MatTeavan
50 that Thaw need not be taken # 0m
place 10 place 20 attend the hearings.
The expenses OF the referee are TO be
paid by Thaw. according TO the decision
OF the court
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-02-09
Danish Catarrh
Breathe HyOmei for Two Minutes
and Stuffed Up Head
VIII Vanish

II YOU want to get relief from catarrh-
cold in the head or from an irritating
cough in the shortest time breathe Hy-
Omef pronounce It HiEh-O-mel-
II viii clean out your head in two
minutes and allow YOU 10 breathe freely
Eyomei viii cure cold in one day,
IL will relieve you Of disgusting snuffes,
hawking, splitting, and offensive breath
in week
Hyomei is made chiefly from eucalyp-
tol, soothing. healing, germ killing
antiseptic. that comes from the eucaiyp-
tus forests OF inland Australia where
catarrh, asthma and consumption were
never known: 10 exist
TyOmei is pleasant and easy 70
breathe Just pour few drops into
the hard rubber inhaler use as directed
and cure Is almost certain
\ complete Hyonei outfit including
inhaler and one bottle Of Hyomei, costs
only SI-G8 at druggists everywhere and
at Henry Evans, who guarantees it. II
YOU already own ar inhaler, you can get
an extra bottle of HyCmei. liquid, Tor
only soc
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-02-09
NEW TRAIL FOUND
OF DOCTOR COOK

NEW YORK, Feb 9--If DIT. Frederick
a. Cook. the arctic explorer. Will call
at the check room Of the Waldorf
Astoria. a large bundle which he evil
IDENTIFY overlooked at the time Of his
hurried departure from the hotel TO the
Gramatan Inn, BrOnxyllle, viii be re-
turned - him
The bundle was checked several
months ago by Dr. Cook IN his sOjOurn
az the hotel, Immediately following his
lecture tour. 1t was not until yesterday
that attention was called 10 the bundle
~ the attendant IN charge Of the check
rooT1,. who reported the matter to the
nlanags1eut The man in charge had
his curiosity aroused by the Odor which
cmauated from inside the paper wrap
ming
When this wrapping was removed yes
terdaN before the bundle was Identified
as belonging TO d. Cook, the inside
covering was found 10 be the skin Of
some arctic animal, thought 10 De =
=1tsk OK This led TO the final identifi-
CauOE OF the owner Of the bundle.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-02-09
STEADY RAIN IS DUE,
SAYS FORECASTER
Heavy Mist, EnShrouding
Capital, May Be Follow
ed by Cold Spell.

steady rain IS scheduled tonight TO
break through the fog that hung over
the city all day. Cold. clear weather
viii set in tomorrow. according TO the
Weather Bureaus prediction.
a heavy fox descended on the Capital
early this morning. Pedestrians could
rot see the POstofice clock. even from
the street below. and she street cars
ran al half speed TO avoid accidents.
BY I O'Clock a slight wind had set in.
The big clouds Of moisture were waited
bout and any one who got in their
path emerged almost as wet as II ne
had been IN a rain storm There is
more moisture in the air today. officials
at the Weather Bureau say. than has
been recorded for some time
When II clears tomorrow the East is
likely 70 get a nip. Of the cold wave,
according 20 present Indications. that Is
now sweeping the Northwest States.
The temperature there today Is well Le-
lCW zero
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-02-09
PLANS MONOLOGUES
IN ARLINGTON HOTEL

For the benefit Of the aousekeepers
Alliance of Washington, Miss Beatrice
TIeTfOTd viii give four OF her humorous
monOTOgues in tie Arlington Hotel BALI
room or February Il at S O'Clock
The funds will De devoted directly TO
the support of a day nursery and a
kitchen garden and in investigating the
cost Of feeding families Of various sizes
Miss HEREFORD, who is sister of
Oliver HEREFORD, will give four mono
IOgUes. entitled THE Only Child. The
Pay Station Girl Changing tie Pres
ents,' and a Lady From Eng land
The alliance vas organized in 1907 for
the purpose Of spreading habits of sani-
tatiOn. OF improving the efficiency of
domestic workers and of insurinZ great
er TelIa hiiity among employees.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-02-09
Free Sample
For Baby's Ills

Something can and must be done for
the pIuys crying baby for the child that
refuses to eat and IS restless IN its sleep
And since the basis OF a. health is the
proper working Of the digestive organs,
look first 10 the condition OF the -stom-
ach and bowels
a child should have two FUN and free
movements OF the bowels a day This
emptyinE Of the bowels is very import
ant as with IL comes 4 clear head. a
hghtne 8 Of step, good appetite and
sound sleep But IL g equally i'm
pOrtaIt 10 know what 70 give the child
IN the emergency OF constipation and
Indigestion. CathartiCs are too strong
and salts and other purgativcs are not
only tOT-strong. but the child refuses
them because Of their bad taste Have
YOU ever tried Dr. CaldWelIs Syrup Pep
SIM II IS a liquid tonic that families
have been using for a quarter Of a
promptly effective II IS good for YOU
as well as the child, but there is nothing
better 10 be found for children. They
Ike its taste-yOu viii not have 70 force
them to take It.
First OF an. II you have not vet used
f.. Dr. Caldwell would like 10 send YOU
a sample bottle free OF charge In this
way YOU can try il before buying Later.
when convinced Of its merits. you can
get 70 OF your druggist Al fifty cents and
one dollar bottle. Just as thousands Of
other families are doing The family OF
Mr.. D W 1SpanEleT, OF Stra ttOuvilIs
Pa. as well as that OF Mr. A F. John
son OF Walnut Grove Tenn started
with e in that way and now write that
IL is their one family necessity next TO
food itself If you are unfortunate
enough 10 have a sickly child, one given
to constipation and indigestion. you
should send for free sample OF this
remedy
DR.. Caldwell personal p viii be pleased
TO give YOU any medic advice YOU ma >
desire for yourself or family pertaining
TO the stomach liver or bowels absolute
" free Of charge. Explain your case in
a letter and he viii reply 10 yOz in de
tail For the free sample simply send
7-o7Ir name and address on a postal card
or otherwise For either request the
doctors address IS DIT W p. Caldwell
r. 52S, Caldwell building Monticello, III
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-02-09
PLANNING TO HOLD
SPORTSMAN'S SHOW
Newly Organized Association VIII
Have Event IN
Charge.

Arrangements are going forward for
holding a SDuTJsman's show here on
Washington Light Infantry ATmCTy-
These arrangements are in the hands
or the newly organized National Sports
mems Association. whose officers are
Claude Turner, chairman, Harry r. car
mack, treasurer and George F. Apple
ny. secretary
The committee which viii have charge
Or the finances and the allotment of
space IS composed Of T y Nudd. !. T.
Thomas Charles a Miller Reed )
Baker, g H Cross and William Jose
The manager uf the show viii be +.
g Washington, and Fred Reh viii look
after the dCCoratIOnszEof the hall
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-02-09
NOT ]
wouldn't Allow It

Il aIvstys said says a bright woman
that I would never allow myself 20 be
come z. rheumatic ofd woman. hobblinC
around on stick and munchinE my
laws OF account of nervous ailments.
hut horror Of horrors, two wears aEo' the
rheumatism came and general debility
with IT,
ct didn't waste any time, but set 10
studying the question from scientific
standpoint and came 20 the conclusion
mat improper food was the cause Of the
trouble. 50 I discarded meat. hot bread.
pastry. and ali foods prepared in lard
and made I'D a new menu in which
Grape-Nuts was the principal food BY
this simple. pleasant change I not only
got rid OF the rheumatism, but I made a
big gain in other ways, too
To-day I am glad 10 tell Won that 7
haven't pain or ache anywhere In my
f-odv and. although 7 do a great deal OF
literary work. my brain forces areNciear
end active. nerves are strong and am
never troubled with Insomnia I weigh
~ pounds and am s. years old You
yzIll have TO agree with me when SsiE
Cpns5-er myself a worthy eNpetisLlt -
She beneficial and nOurlshlPg reSuilS u
Grape Nuts 10 which I owe my Spieiloi'i
health
Read The Road 10 Wellvilte- found
in ukEs. There's a Reason
Ever read the above letter. A new
one appears from time TO time Iney
are genuine, true, and fun OF hun an
interest.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-02-09
IN The HOUSE
met at noon

The House met al noon
This being calendar Wednesday. a
number Of calendar bills were con-
sidered and passed
Representative Coudrev Of Missouri
introduced a bin 20 change the form
Of the District government by sub
stituJinE for the three Commission
crs a governor and municipal as
sembly Of fifteen.
The House passed d bill authorizing
the gift 10 the German government
Of a statue Of General Won Steuben.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-02-09
RICH BALTIMORE MAN
HELD INCOMPETENT
Lawrence Perrin Sent TO Blooming
dale Asylum at White
Plains.

NEW YORK, Feb. 9--Lawrence Perrin.
the rich Baltimore man whose eccentric
actions abroad caused his detention in
Bellevue Hospital after his arrival in
New York, was yesterday formally com
mitted TO BioOmingdale Asylum al
White Plains.
The commitment followed the report
Of J. Sidney Bernstes n. the referee aD-
pointed By the supreme court to take
testimony regarding PeTin's mental
status Bernstein reported yesterday
To Justice Hendrick that Perrin IS in
competent
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-02-09
What Congress Did
IN The SENATE

The Senate adopted a resolution to-
day promoting Commander Robert
r Pearv TO be a rear admiral in
the navy
A resolution was adopted appropriat-
ing S135,O0O for participation Of the
United states in the exp0sitions 10
he held next year At Rome and
TOurains
Senator TiIIman presented a resOIu-
Jion asking the Secretary OF the
Navy where ne buys his crude oil
and petroleum Tor the torpedo
boats.
An unsuccessful effort was made by
Senator Carter TO fix a date for c
vote on the Postal Savings Bank
bill
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-02-09
PEARY CONTRIBUTES
TO SOUTH POLE FUND

NEW YORK. Feb. 9--The action Of
Commander Pearv in contributing to the
south Pole expedition the check for
$4,000 given him by Governor Hughes on
behalf Of the people of New York. came
IS a great surprise to those who at
tended the meeting at the Metropolitan
Opera House
-EFteT thanking them for the gift, Com
uizTis.er peary saidE
This check which YOU have presented
20 me as a testimonial Of appreciation
VIII, with your permission, and that
OF The officers of the Civic Forum con-
4 tribute 10 a fund to equip an American
south Pole expedition 10 compete with
our British cousins in the race for the
second great prize and 7 wish 1t to
De- taken as the joint contributions Of
the cities Of New York
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-02-09
FALLS go Eel AND LIVES.

louisville, Pa. Feb. s-PIunEirg
so feet, William Childs. Of this place,
feH down the slope at the Dark Water
coiiery. near here. and, strange to say.
escaped death
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-02-09
PEARY'S ELEVATION
URGED BY SENATE
Bill TO Authorize Promotion
to Rear Admiral Passed
Unanimously.
lContInued from - ~

OF Yards and Docks daily from a. N.
until 4:S0 D. m
The Presidents telegram has aroused
high homes I'm the minds Of many who
believe the explorers work should be
recognized, and who think that the
President NAV get behind the move
ment and hurry 1t along
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-02-09
KILLED IN SHAFTING.

CHAMBERSBURG, Pa. Feb. g.
Stripped Of his clothes on a shaft al the
Wolf Company shop. Carpenter William
Mccoy Is dead today
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-02-09
FIRE DESTROYS STORE.

YORK. Fa-- Feb Sire early to-
dsy destroyed the large general store
OF T. X Krcbs- al Seitziand, near
here The loss is $4,000
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-02-09
Special Notices.

VALENTINES ALL SIZE S AND
kinds ~ great variety. Red Hearts 10
decorate tables Toys, Fsyors- Gcald' s,
AZ 9Th St fes-st
FOR &c YOU Can GET ONE POUND
cf Brazilian Prize Coffee send = postal
10 1546 b St n z tic
WIEN YOU WANT GOOD coal
order il from US we handle only tbs
best p J & NJ c. Grace, 18th & Z Sts.
y. e Telephone. Lincoln -. fes-tf
AMERICAN ILLUSTRATIONS COAE-
Pany- Notice Of annual MeetlRg-
nuaI meeting OF the stockholders OF
the American TeieErap phone Company
for the election Of nine 90 trustees and
for the purpose Of tranSactlng such
other business as may lawfully come
before the stockholders in general meet
ing. VIII be held az the Masonic Ten
pie 9Th and r streets northwest, IN the
City or washington, .. c., at - O'Clock
q m. on Tuesday, March J. 1910 The
polls shall be and remain open between
the hours OF % a m and i m. on said
DAY
Notice is also given that the Board OF
Trustees has appointed Brainard y.
Parker " J Dante, and T r Robbins
as Judges or Election as provided by
Section ., Article I. OF the Bylaws and
that said Judges OF Elections will b
present a. the Office Of the Corpznv a.
Room IS, Hutchins Building. corner OF
10Th and D streets northwest, Washing
ton, D c. between the hours OF D m
and S D m, on Monday. February y
1910, tC receive, verify, and ta-bulate such
proxies as may be presented 10 them
No proxy shall be voted az the annual
election without first having been passed
u-IOD by the Judges Of Election
The transfer books Of the Company
wiz be closed from February L 10
March !, 1910, inclusive
CHARLES D ROOD.
F VAN NOTE President
Secretary
Washington, D. c, jan 3, 1910
fe2sB
THIS COUPON GOOD FOR - CENTS.
Cut tbsS advertisements out
and bring IL 20
THE ALVIN CO. 1873 Y. I. Ave-
and you can get a Bottle o.
THREE FEATHER WHTSKEF
For 8 so
Regular Price IS E-75.
rss-st
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-02-09
ANNOUNCEMENT
Henry AChteTkirchen, Proprietor
Hotel Fritz Reuter-,

wishes Is advise his patrons that a
new Heating Plant has been installed
and that tie Hotel IS thoroughly
warm and comfortable.
A continuance Of your valued pat
roESge will be appreciated.
fn1-3t
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-02-09

MUCH COAL Is NOT
worth what you pa f1r Il or
coal is clean and reliable
r 7 = N c. GRACE. 4th and T srS - z
fee-Et
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-02-09
COLDS CATsE
HEADACHE

COLDS CAUSE HEADACHE
LAXATIVE BROMO Ouinine. the world vide
Cold and Grip remedy removes cause Gail for
fui name Look for signature z. ". Grove. z5e
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-02-09

VALENTINES ALL, SIZES AND
kinds in great variety. Red Hearts TO
decorate tables Toys, F'ayors- Could 6,
4Z1 9Th St fest
New-York tribune., 1910-03-27

village wonder. They are al picked men mem
oers oi the League some have served ~ the
army. and
FKoA ta~ -r urr re4r came a dull. sinister
roar. followed 1v "a kIni of vibration ~ the
e. ur- -r-e- nur feet. like a sIght shock ~
e4rrhCu4zr
We pulled -r al four ot ms. and turning M
oUr saddles. looked back. We were nearing the
verge or the great Undulatlng plaln and the
village whence Ir daylight The first view ot tle
castle some right versts distant was obtained
EEeD now the long range ot lights from the
lr-t wing could le seen DISTINCTLY like 4 galaxy
~ stars near The horizon. hut FROM the right
wing where tle Dukes apartments were
slHne "a FAINT reddish glow. Wll-. as We looked
increased rapidly. revealing clouds o+ black
smoke.
Ar explosion ' granted N--thl. some
one has wrecked the State apartments and they
are 4tre There wlL Pc dlE blaze. u voI had
been tle-e-Wel. We are q. wei u-r ~ lr
le -.-e ga with r-- father h-r Lur-s and
remained as b sre-llo-.n. ilr "a minute .- rHre
staring 40 rLe -riU Lr-r winch W-Ne- brighter
every -u7t---- rlI we could actually See the
flames ----.uE through t-e window spaces and
-r tre .-rer walls. Tile place was already q
raging furnace.
NE God how theE hate me 7 heard Lors
say s.t-r Aet 7 have escaped them once
again and b. is VeI. it could not le better 7
ANA .~ee .r .-st
To- -rr.trsr1 rsr -su11p
New-York tribune., 1910-03-27

--a tn- 4l worker
-r.-rance 70 e. on
telegraph opera
. V-l be- effect. be
---- God alone
He There VIII be
thar ls -ueE-t4-
Ht SUCCESS 10y
are V1-l Them
-e 1t -le lower
--- a weapon The
Wlrl-s Iu The
remnant ot the navy.
..--as U-tinE and
.~ even stand
nr .a- count aD
re---s RI. reckon
-.a- - -le---Ilas.
head quarters uf HI-
.r SHAH alr partly
... nor know thar
q danger tut !
.e- as t-r as pos
.---. eI f,Hr 1u-tf
Vr ca- eu-eaE.-
e-.e and save
defend -EeUsrlVes
.te must -l
--r -. -lc next 4s
-r.r band as !
E.. true son .t
.#r.f. voice -l-r
-.-- r--. .t
has carried rle
E.- rs outside rle
New-York tribune., 1910-03-27


Cas- a rr OH. rat-e. against tle l--uel-s and
t-e Roman. and -le.r 4utag ri--r broke our
4r.-r AND a-ar- ID bloody riots. Ht an rre
provinces .Ee- winch k .ur held SWAY I--.4
was t.e u.9t rr.-. rlu and t-r most t---
al.err
q. l...r.r ledge r-e rl-r..e .t -re supremacy .t
Cesar. I- would instantly and forever Jose All
credit Rrrl rlt people. who. r-er- easy passion --
trls aroused UlE-r even be- brought t. murder
EIu. Dr -aa other hand q i- questioned the
a-t..-f" 90 f.r r-r't- ana rrfr----E ..
Rome rlr Iier.-taus. H manned |eH9. would
instantly l-re Hrra- liiu ra rle 4-t-ar-tles
and r-r POWERS rl4r ..e would have given t1lru
short shirt indeed The dilemma was 4 fear
ta- Hue. Disgrace .r death seemed o. stare at
Jesus -rU e.rl-r horn
Ihe a.-rrur-- ~ trr --e-fr1uers was -ruaz-
irg lr .u, instant tnrF sought o. remove liam
tr.U further U-l-tr-t'.r uf lflpa-tnE tiiia
elrle~ .- UDe point Hr ,U t-c other Either me
people Hr tlr Government would tear tllrI 2.
pieces. LAW written and urWrltten. armed
alike q. condemn Hlu. Between f1nt--5
Is.ate 4nl rae mob what could He expect
A LEADER aF rHE PHAFlsEEs consulting
with h.e follower in che Temple Court H.w
theu -r4I We destroy His power with The
srra>u PHaRsrf Let as e1t4ngle Him .n
THrRH IatRsEE ~,-.er thau wonder ta'-
lowers .t Har.l and .t kame-
FIRer pHaEI-EE I -re them.
THFD PHaF-EE. 60. cab them hither. ]
cHaRrs aF IlaElsrEs .4s one 5umuaae a
ltt.e group u kamanized Jews. Declare it
THRB PHARIsaE WAIT lIEe turas ta the
Her.1.ars arr-. aching N t--rk NOT alike.
Ae serve rle Governor. fle servant li Caesar
hut alike we hate the N4zarene Let us ~
iim with tls question .t giving tribute. y ite
-av lta He Eal offend fEe people BE say
Nav He shah Hreut tle Governor
THE LEsDER 0F rHE HEFoDIANs. We are
with thee POI wh4tsoeFer thv WI- can compass-
THBD THAKlsLE. Jesus slts Fander. Come
q. rne question. ~l4. ] speak
Ana Speak fl.-
pHAElsEE Iappra4.h hing Jesus with the rest.
Master We know that Thou arr true and
teacnrer the UaV af God Iu truth neither cirt.'
Thou for any man for Thou rrgarlesf not the
person NJ men, Tell us. Therefore. y aat
fl.uaret Tr.I- j. lf l-Hf i fp give fl'li'
aut. Cssar lr uafr
TEsrs Nhs tempt Fr ur Fr hff'Driee.
ANarHFR pHtRIsEE. laaf Pre- i-T ir.f- -a-
Master Ue seek Thy word shall Nr GIVE ~
shah Vr mon g.Eer
Trere show ue tLr tribute mInr..
IFrp.rItr. Irlr.1ucng4 penny. D. lrre % is
rfers Whose i- tA. image ana super
s.~rulu'
Te.r- Render therefore unto 'doar tlr
things tlat are lE@lr ah- -Al '- '-'
tl'uF tlaf are 'nl
t6-nt have said enough 90 prove ms SON
r-rrl.r AS o. the quality f Li' iFi'-'
Iea-. Those Of us who love i--7 N---. p -
-.r.5f r.. ..U Him Master. and one 90 ihr it-
..r. ,,-. 49, sr- So glad q. 4lk know ledge i-.ii
H-. frl- M intellect as Rell a. iN t-.-ii TIT
found .r rlrer old stHrlr
SCORN
New-York tribune., 1910-03-27
sCORN

rr--. nothing 10 thls world ~ '-f'
T..r y. moves us O. al1ri.
a when Nr Nleh - l'''.-
ar.fh.r blows has horn
-Cavl 4rh1H flrl'-
New-York tribune., 1910-03-27
The Master of Repartee
s- -r-a

.~-. a w-r r.
-.u .t ..-r-
--r-e-r We have
- .- Winch ite
sometimes
-.r .r showing
Ee lowed n.
.-. r--r
r...- game. and
describe r.e r.E H-
.Ee. te
r.--.-.arr --l-..l
Father ar- l-e
90. wu. tll
.-.. t-s disciples
circulation te
e-e tarr q. leap
e eEr AIMED .r.r
They --. u
u-tr.--.
a tle came.
q. - tl.rE
.le hearers
r-.r-eut and t4-
ta.. r. thought
r.. f-rr-ls hing
can almost
- laughter thar
H.rr iIe made
-.e .,-U and tle
t-e gentle SAINT
Hr a. r0rtt1l0fss
-r-a. -is-p.es at
.r eeeel of El-
Ha- uu complete
-.e flarree lr rrr
and WA. completely
-ae Middle Ages
0. Fr.t STONE
= rR. .gt u. fle
f.. a...h are ...te
Here is tls
.r .rft iu dialogue
RI. ue aTrre-
woman Was t-Aeu
>.N Moses I tlr
should le stoned .
.a. 0rte ou tle
r. tleu uot.
Stone -aH
a N..r. ln the law.
.a.-r
r..at H among v.a
at u-r .ant aFar
afe .I tlr ground.
% -l. r.. PLar.re# lr-
.rE flr Na.t and
rrs f. lrr
age fla.e t.ue a.-
..a. u..Uu-l tlr,-
ta-r a. and
.etr more ..fl.-
.r-rafsr, chan
.- ..wf. .ul IU-
t.r same rur -loWri
..ur.arr Marx rhr
.r.r rHfr ~. r-r fHs
.. .-..l them a. de.-d,
"a. determine
/ a' M4.r Br ana Example
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BREAKS DOOR n
Quest Of Girl
yaitel 5 Infatuation for Catherine
FKuhl Lands Him i'll Bug" Ward
OF St. Mays Hospital

John Mclaughlin, former waiter in
be belmont restaurant, who adopted
Iting rs profession. Is now safely
.dged in the bug ward OF ST.
Iary's hospital. City Physician Mel
Fly examined the "innards" OF Johns
fanium Thursday and decided John
sas hopelessly insane on one sub
let.
NJ 4aughlin has been bounding
catherine kuhl. vocalist in the Ma
Rstic theatcr. Tor weeks Some time
10, he created quite stir by making
}olent love 10 her from his seat in
4 e theater. lie was hailed TO police
burt and there was some talk there
giving him the rest cure. but he
las allowed his liberty.
Monday night he went to the kuhl
|bme at No 1851 MichiGan-nve He
Fas SO insista"t that he see Catherine
bat he broke the door down Since
BEN Detectives Black and Nelson have
ben looking for him and they got him
thursday.
It's her psychic influence, that's
that IL is, said John Why il she
nd | had an act together we could
lake thousands laugh. We could
lake rotten acts good. too
IL l. thought best 20 put McLaugh.
III away before he does any damage.