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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-28

Chancery Court of tho city OF Rich
mond. rendered May 20. 1911. in the
suit Of Ann f. Georges estate VS..
Robinson ct ais" Will sell by public
auction, on the respective premises on
THURSDAY, JUNE /. 1911.
those two attractive residences in Lee
District. as follows;
o. AL 5l5 p. NJ. I will sell that new.
modern. two-story md up to-date resi-
dence. No. 1887 West Grace Street.
containing nine rooms and the usual
conveniences. together with the lot
and running gack 40 feet to an alley
in the rear 20 feet wide.
(2) At 500 O'Clock p. NJ. viii sell
that well appointed. happily arranged
and compa ra lively new two-story brick
residence No. 25i5 Park Avenue, to-
gether with the lot upon which 1t
stands. fronting 23is feet and running
back ll6 feet to a public alley In the
rear.
Both of these houses are good rent
ers. and, being we'll located. are suit
residences for home seekers.
TERMS: One-third cash and the res
idue in two equal instruments at six
and twelve months. for notes. with In
terest added. and title retained. or all
cash. at the option of the purchaser.
CARRIE NJ. COLQUITT,
Executrix of a. r. George. deceased
and Special Commissioner.
hereby certify that the bond re
qulred of the aforesaid special COM
missioner has been duly given.
C. o. SAVILI.E.
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chancery court Of the city Of Rich
mond. rendered May 20. 1911. in the
suit Of Anna r.. Georges eX'ors VS..
Robinson and ais. Will sell by puh'.c
auction. on the respective prem So. on
WEDNESDAY,. NAY 3l.l9i1.
the real estate 1bove referred to-
% At 500 o'clock p. NJ. ! will sell
that comfortable three-story brick
residence. No. 90 North Third Street.
between Franklin and Grace Streets,
containing about ten rooms, with the
lot upon which 1t stands fronting
&c feet 5 a inches and running hack
between parallel lines. 12o feet inches
TO an alley or court in the rear. lead
ing out to Fourth street. This is well
located piece OF property. and will
largely increase in value In the near
future The house always rents well.
and should commend Itself both to
specula tors and investors.
that desirable two-story eight-room
dwelling. No. 4o1 West Main Street.
with the lot upon which It stands.
fronting Is feet and running back
rear. Main Street properties are logi-
cally moving up in values, because 1t
is rnpidly becoming a business thor
oughfare.
TERMS: one-third cash. and the res
iduc in two equal instnlments at siS
terest added. and title retained; or all
cash, at the ontion of the purcha ser
CARRIE NJ. COLQUITT,
ExecutriX of y. L. George. deceased
and Special Commissioner.
CURED Of Of the Aforesaid t special com
missioner has been duly given,
c. Q. sAvILLE.,
..s Clerk.
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auttion Scales mnnnap.
The WaIentmeA Auction Co.
AUCTlONEERS
81 g EAST EROAD ST.
, RoCKAwAY OR STATION
WAGON AT AUCTION.

We will sell in front Of our auction
salesrooms. No. 6lS Eas; Broad street,
4 To-MoRRow (MoNDAYD. MAY 30.
at 1880 O'Clock.
very fine "Rockaway' or Station
Wagon.
This vehicle is in perfect condition;
has new rubber tires. new aNles, was
recently painted; full leather uphpi-
sterings ana altogether a perfect We
hicle. Was made by Bcsher, at a cost
OF $500
Till, VAII.NJ1NE ,1,c,rtf,>y RI,
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BY y, w. Bowe & Son.
Real Estate Auctioneers.

COMMISSIONERS AND ExEcUI oR's
SALE OF
NOS. 100 NORTH THIRD STREET
AND 427 WEST MAIN STREET AT
AUCTION l
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SALE OF UNCLAIMED AND REFUSED
FREIGHT. II

Richmond. Va, May 20. 1911.
BY direction OF the Freight Claim
Agent, will sell at public auction on
WEDNESDAY,, JUNE FL 1911.
at the Atlantic Coast Line Freight
Warehouse. Richmond, Va. for freight
and other charges. the following un-
Goods sold without guarantee of dual
ity. quantity or value N
sale viii commence at 10 a. NJ.
TERMS: Cash
' ]. A. HUSkE.
~, Route Agent
, 30 Hrucie Marks. Destinat ton.
1850 Car sep iron. \, Block Norfolk Va.
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konliis QIantfn.

WANTED, ROOM NTH S0UTHERN
exposure, on avenues in West End /:
with board preferred. b 5g9, care
Times Dispatch.
WISHES LARGE. COOL.
wcll-ventilated and nicely furnished
room. Must be shaded i'll afternoon
and very quiet: between Broad and
Main and SiAth and ADAMS. * 925
care Times Dispatch
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auetion 5ales, future Zaaps
By 4. III Chewing Company. II
Real Estate Auctioneers.
COURT SALE
no. 500 NORTH FOURTH STREET.

NO. 500 NORTH FOURTH STREET. =
In execution OF a decree OF the Rich
mond Chancery Court, entered May %,
1911. III the suit of John r. Farrar ana
wife. vs., Daniel j Farrar ct ais. we
Will. IS special commits ioners, thereby
appointed. sell by auction. upon the
premises. on .n
I8 THURSDAY. JUNE !. lall,
at 5.30 p. VI.
the property numbered as above. con-
sisting OF a good frame dwelling. With
lot Of land fronting ls feet. more or
less, on the east line OF Fourth Street.
between Duval and Baker Streets by a
depth between parallel lines. OF l2c
feet to a n alley &c feet wide,
1t is good. Come and get It
TERMS: One third cash: balance at
six. twelve and eighteen months. for
notes, interest added. and title retained
until all OF the purchase money is paid
OF all cash. at the option OF the pur-
chaser.
SOL. CGTCHTNS.
N4 44 ORDWAY FULLER
Special nissioners
hereby certify that the bond re-
quired of the special commissioners in
the above suit has been duly given
CHAS. Q. SAVILLE,
Clerk.
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BY The Virginia Auction Co,
General Auctioneers,
Ii y. Seventh street.
vi BANKRUPT AUCTION SALE
OF THE
AND EQUIPMENT OF
THE BLAIR GLASS MFG. CO., INC.
TWENTY-FIRST AND DECATUR
STREET. SOUTH RICHMOND.

Pursuant to a decree of the District
Court of the United States for tho
Eastern District OF Virginia, entered
on April 81 sl91l. in the matter OF
Blair Glass, Mfg. Co.. Inc. we will sell.
on the premises, Twenty and De-
catur Streets, South Richmond, COM
mencing at 1880 A. NJ.
MONDAY. MAY 90. 1911.
one 16x16 and lO1sxl0 and l6-inch Com
pound Steam and Air Norwalk Com
pressor, complete with fittings, receiver
and connections; . Brown Electric Pyro-
meters, With wire and tittlngs; one Gas
Valve. e3T tons Glass. S3I Empty Cases.
IL tons Sand. 13 bags Nitrate of Soda
20 tons Lime, 400 gallons Oil, one barrel
Manganese. one barrel Arsenic. one
barrel Anthony. one lot Of Colum
bia and Washington oval Molds. half
car Indented Paper
Sale positive. TERMS: Cash
CARY ELLIS STEM, Trustee.
VIRGINIA AUCTION Co,
ii Auctionccrs
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The WalentneA Auction Co.
AUcTiONEERs
q 1 g EAST BROAD Sc
MOTOR TRUCK. MOTOR AND MA
RINE ENGINE. MACHINE LATHE.
DRILL PRESSES. vIsEs. TOOLS,
ETC. AT AUCTION.
We will sell for the Virginia Auto
CO, at No II West Main Street, on
THURSDAY, JUNE 1.

THURSDAY, JUNE I.
at o'clock P. NJ.
the machinery and equipment of their
repair department. consisting of one
Upright Stationary Engine, 4-horsc
mower and in perfect order; one Ro
tary Pump. one Standard Machine
Lathe. With chuck, 10-inch swing and
i-foot bed; lot Shafting. several ,Vises
and Work Benches, one good 14-horse
power Doubler Oppose Marine or Auto
engine. one +-H. p. Oppoise Air Cooled
Engine. one horse power Marine En
CINE, two Drill Presses, Emery Wheels
ana stands. hammers, gAnvils and va
Tlous a Ssorted tools: 4 Heating Stoves.
iot OF Lead Pipe. lot of Machine and
Motor Parts. lot OF Casting and Junk
two showcases. etc. - -
MOTOR TRUCK.
Also ,frst-ciass Motor Truck. in
good condition. practically new: cana .
city. 800 pounds: and also ono set of
Motor Truck Running Gear
Sale positive. 3 O'clock p. NJ. I hurs-
day, June |, at No II West Main Street.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO.
Auctioneers.
P. s.-The Virginia Auto Co. are
going out of the repair business. but
will continue to handle automobile ac-
cesSories M
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HICKORY STOVE WOOD.

DO YOU WANT A LOAD OF THE
best hickory wood IN the city cut
TO stove lengths? You can get it
by phoninG your order to Madison
III. Deliveries promptly made. VIR-
4 GINIA-NoRTH CAROLINA WHEEL
COMPANY. M
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ICE

PLATE ICE, THE PuREsT AND BEST
that is made. being free Of odor and
taste. and YET II costs no more than
ordinary Ice. Price. 30 cents per
l00. TYLER & RYAN. 1901 w Cary.
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au1tion gales. future Daps
TheValentmeA Auction Co
AUCTIOhEERs LA
6 1 g EAST BROAD Sc
DRY GOODS, HOSIERY, NOTIONS.
i ovERALLs. MEMS AND BOYS,
CLOTHING, LADIES' GARMENTS.
ETC,
BANKRUPT AUCTION SALE


BY virtue Of decree in bankruptcy.
we will sell at public auction
a, 1890 o'clock \. NJ. -
TUESDAY. MAY 80.
the entire stock and store hxtures OF
S. Ediss bankrupt, at No. e2a North
Twenty-ninth Street, near corner
Twenty-ninth and p Streets.
The stock consists of Ladies' Ready
to- Wear Garments. Mems and BOYS
Clothing. Mems. Ladies' and children's
Hosiery. Mems. Ladies' and Children
summer Underwear, large lot OF Cling
hams. Percales Organdies. Lawns. cal
icos. Flanneis and White Goods la rye
assortment OF Notions. Ch!Idren's Cans
and Hats. Mems Caps Linen and
Waterproof Collars. OveralIs. Gents
Furnishings, Neckwear. Handkerchiefs.
Gloves. Laces, Yelling, and many other
such goods: also Showcases. Coun tors
and Tables. Shelving. Awnings etc.
The stock will be sold In lots to the
trade. You are invited to attend. SAIL
positive without limit or reserve
TERMS: Cash
THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO..
Auctioneers.
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auttinn bales, future 7aaps
BY y. ". Bowe & Son.
Real Estate Auctioneers.

COMMISSIONERS AND EXECUTORS
SALE OF
TWO ATTRACTIVE RESIDENCES IN
LEE DISTRICT, NO. 1897 WEST
GRACE STREET AND NO 25l5
PARK AVENUE. AT AUCTION.
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TheNalerrtme Auction Co,
AUCTiONggRS
6 1 g EA ST BROAD SET.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
cLoTE dii>ovr,s sH G6siER SYNP 2;4e
By virtue OF deed Of assignment
from Norris Arbetter to me as trus-
tee. and duly recorded. Will sell at
public auction. at No. 1914 East Main
Street.
WEDNESDAY. MAY 81.
at $3.50 o'clock p NJ.
the stock OF said Morris Arbetter, con-
Coats. 10 pairs Pants lis pairs Mems
and Ladies Hose, Underwear. Collars
Gloves, Suspenders. dozen Mems Top
shirts, Sweaters. Overalls Mems Suits,
Neckwear and other goods, etc b
Sale positive. $3.50 p. NJ Wednesday,
May 81. TERMS: Cash. IN
1sADoRE SHAPIRO, +.
Trustee.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co,
Auctioneers.
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heWalentine Auction Co.
AuCTiONEERS
9 4 8 EAST BROAD ssv.

INDIAN MOTORCYCLE AT AUCTION.
We will sell in front of our auction
salesrooms. No. els East Broad Street,
A TO-MORRoW tMONDAY). MAY 90,
at 1880 o'clock
an Indian Motorcycles. in good running
order and new tires.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co.
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ANTIQUES.

uPHoLSTERlNG AND MATTRESSES
PARLoR SUITS, CoUCHES AND ODD
pieces reuphuistered. Mattresses
X renovated neatly. Sanitary methods;
Reliable work. SYDNOR & HUMID
LEY. III East Broad. Madison 32Ui.
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FAA,WIi,N,BRokER's AUCTION SALE
man, 212 West Broad Street. Wed
nesdaN, May 81. at 1890 O'clock
81 81 forfeited pledges, consisting of
diamonds, watches, jewelry, gune
musical Instruments, clothinr ~
Parties having forfeited pledges viii
call and renew same before dav ~
sale, &C. BRIncESs OF
State Auctioneer.
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sPRINGTlME IS HERE. GET Your
Madison ll2l. and our automob o
MI san. get and return your gar
MY CLEANER AND DYER, log n
Eighth Street. ~
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KINDLING WOOD. ENCELLENT For
lishl cooking, Sl.50 half-cord. Phone
Madison lA!!f SAMUEL II. coTTRE1L
& SONS. = E -
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WANTED. EVERYBODY TO Know
r INA, we do s, the highest grade shoe
prices Work called for and deiiue
fl, anywhere in the city. CAPITAL,
ELECTRlCt SHOE REPAIR co. alS
Z. Main Street. Phone Monroe 23Sa
EVERYTHING SHARPENED THAT,
Wsin I III = sHARP-o" CO, Sos East
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GARDEN HOSE.
"NULOok,'

THE PoLIsHER THAT poLlsHEs
and the cleaner that cleans, 95c.
quart. ABBOTT'S. $50 West Broad
Phone Monroe 1896
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hereby certify that the bond re-
qurea Of the aforesaid special COM
missioner has been duly given,
c. Q. SAVILLE.
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Goal dnn GaooD.

EILN-DRIED KINDLING WOOD, SIZE
per load MILLER MFG. CO, INC
Phone Madison 1870 B
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HiStell
+ MONDAY ONLY, I

WE SELL SCREEN DOORS 9oc :
screen doors. Slt9: screen windows
&c. 32c., 3Sc. .ABBUrl"S. SO Nest
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that JAHNKE BROS, jewelers., sig
Z East Main Street. buy, sell. exchange
and REMOUNT DIAMONDS IN THE
LATEST STYLES. Il Old gold and Sill
yer always taken IN exchange.
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WE WILL SELL y LIMITED GUAM
tity OF kiln dried kindling wood at
Si,6o per load. full half-cord.
lUFACTURING Co. INC.
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THE vALENIlN E AUCTION co.
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Fl SHOE REPAIRING.

SHOE REPAIRING SPECIAL FOR
Monday only. If you bring this cou-
35c. sewed with waxed fax thread:
no nails: no pegs; turn shoes, 2oc
extra; Royal rubber heels. 2ac.
DREW'S ELECTRIC SHOE FAC
TORY, 7l6 East Main Street.
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STOP, LOOK ARD THINK.

DON'T WORRY OVER THAT OLD
lawn mower: send 1t to us. and
we will resharpen and adjust II fog
Fl $500. Satisfaction guaranteed, THE
"SIIARP-O" CO, COS Il. Main Street
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THIS is TO NOTIFY THE PUBLIC
that no one is authorized to collect
money on accounts OF james NlcGr;tw
eNcent r. l.. Duvall and IS w. Pat
terson. III.
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HOUSES. HOTELS. ETC.
will do we'll to get my prices on
Z cakes. pies and bread and save money.
DRINKARD'S 1881 North Sixth.
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ALL MAKES OF SEWING MACHINES
repaired. and all work guaranteed
G. A.. REANS. PA West Broad
Street. Phone Monroe 272a
The Washington herald., 1911-04-15
Washington Leads the Way.

The Woman's Trade Union League of
Chicago has made the very sensible sug-
gcstion that the duty of fire inspection
and fire law enforcement De placed in
the hands of the fire department.
1t seems strange that such a sugges-
ton should be necessary in progressive
CITY like Chicago. In Washington it has
been the custom for many years to in
trust the duty of inspection and en-
forceIrent OF the law to the FIRE depart
Inent This system is 50 logical that its
wisdom and value have never been ques-
toned The fire marshal and his as
sistants make daily examinations of eel
lars, of fire escapes, of exits, and OF all
conditions which are in any way con-
nected with fire. There is no question
that the thoroughneSs with which this
work is done is responsible for the COM
Paratively small fire loss in the District.
The work Of the fire department
proves that an ounce OF prevention is
worth pound of cure.
The Washington herald., 1911-04-15
The Monetary Commission.

We believe that there will be consid-
cradle protest from the banking institu-
tionS of the country against any propo-
sition which looks toward curtailing the
work of the National Monetary Com
mission. The fact that the financial sys-
TEN of the country needs revision upon
safe and intelligent lines has been uni
versally admitted The commission, un-
der the able and experienced leadership
of Senator Aldrich, has devoted much
time and study to the elucidation of the
problem. and its work has been COM
mended by the leading bankers of the
country.
The Aldrich bill. which is offered as a
comprehensive plan for dealing with the
national finances, has received practically
universal acceptance. 1t will unquestion-
ably be enacted into law at some future
date and thus be a monument to the
knowledge and industry which created it.
In the meantime, the commission should
have ample opportunity to continue its
investigations. 1t has already collected
a vast amount of important information
and has laid the foundation upon which
the financial legislation of the future will
rest
The Washington herald., 1911-04-15

can add to military knowledge The
world will soon know what are the pos
sibilities in war of the aeroplane, both
as a gatherer of information and as a
means of offense These are of the spec
tacular and novel features of the
advance of military science. Under it
all, though, and likely to be lost sight of
in the newer applications of science, are
the perfection of moving, feeding, cloth
ing. and handling an army. In point
OF expedition, efficiency. and comfort it
far eclipses the dreams of military quar-
tcrmasters and commissaries in any
country.
This has. so far, been a most decisive
display of the excellent effects of de-
Capitalization Of power in the War De-
partmcnt and of the practical valae of
the great work OF the War College that
teaches American officers the fnesse of
military tactics and strategy.
The Washington herald., 1911-04-15
Physicians and Social Service.

The action OF the College of Physi-
clans and Surgeons, which is a depart
ment of the University of Illinois, in ar
ranging for a special course of lectures
on social service is a commendable step
forward The object is not simply to
impress the students with the fact that
physicians must march with the COM
munity at large and take an earnest in
terest in its higher life. The medical
profession has always been noble and
self-Sacrihcing one 1t has supplied
many leaders and active workers to the
great movement for social amelioration.
but modern ideals have not been directly
recognized in the medical curriculum
The purpose of the new departure is
to emphasize the value of such work as
is done by progressive health boards, tu-
berculosis institutes, organized charities,
sociological foundations, and settlement
workers toward removing sources of
pauperism and disease. The course
contemplated embraces lectures on social
hygiene, scientific philanthropy. efficient
and humane medical charity, neighborly
and friendly visiting, &c. Other pro-
gressive medical colleges may provide
for similar courses. Medical students
are compelled to work hard for their
degrees, but a course on social service
will vitalize many of their studies
The Washington herald., 1911-04-15
CHAMPION HORSES
TO GO AT AUCTION
Society Agog Over Coming
Sale in New York.

Society and horse lovers of the East
are agog in expectation of the sale of
horses to be held at Durlands Riding
Academy. New York City. next Monday
and Tuesday evenings. Practically the
entire string Of 300 horses owned by
Judge William H. Moore, Of New York
City, will he put up Al auction.
The champions Senator, Leonidas,
Pride of Prides, Terrington, Leah, Lean
der. Debater, High Roller. King and
Queen Of the West, Lonsdale. King For
est. and others will be offered
Many Washington horse lovers are go
ing to New York to bid on the horses,
and it Is certain many of the famous
Moore string will be brought here and
exhibited at the National Capital Horse
Show.
Rapid progress is being made on the
plans for the forthcoming show. At a
meeting of the executive committee yes
terday at the Metropolitan Club it was de-
cided to add a class for high steppers, to
be known as class 40. A silver cup. the
donation of Joseph Letter, and SO in
money will be the first prize, SIS the sec
ond, and ribbons for the third and
fourth
The Washington herald., 1911-04-15
What San Antonio Teaches.

If the mobilization Of a division of
the ARMY of the United States at San
Antonio serves no other purpose than
to contrast the methods of modern war
fare with those in use in the civil war
of just fifty years ago, it will give the
nation and the world an object lesson
in the progress of this country in that
direction that will be well worth the
price
Probably the greatest revelation of the
maneuvers is the application of the field
wireless to the work of patrol and re-
connoiter. Hitherto the methods Of
sending information of the utmost i'm
portance back to the military headquar-
tiers have been laborious and dangerous.
To-day, II marvellous contrast, it is
learned that within ten minutes of the
happening of any event along the entire
exteTt Of 1900 miles of the Rio Grande,
the officer In command in his tent at San
Antonio IS made aware of its ulinutest
detail
Over sage brush, desert, and noun
tam, reiayed over distances SO short as
to secure perfect control Of the line,
comes news m a fash that else would
require week of weary travel, with un-
certainty of delivery. The advantage
Of this IS almost impossible of exaggera-
ton in the effective carrying out of a
campaign in country whose Topographic
cal features are but iInperfectly known,
and where the ordinary means OF COM
municaticn are difficult and slow.
Think Of Gen Scott, who spent year
Of inactivity in Mexico in 1876 be-
cause he did not know anything about
;he country. Regard the ainless, inpo-
ten: wanderings of the British army in
the Transvaal during the Boer war as
the army fell into trap after trap and
Galbuscade after amouscade, simply be-
cause the British did not know the es-
sential things which the splendid system
OF communication the Signal Corps has
just erected IN Mexico can tell Gen. Car
ter in fash.
A Jew days will tell the world, too,
just what the airnan in his frail craft