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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-30
Gee, This Is Toughl--
He Calls EN- Babies

uRnANA. ~. Sept. "a. Prcsl.
dent Edmund J James OF the uul.
ycrsity OF Illinois gave some ylTor.
Gus advice 10 the freshmen at the
opening eouyocntiou OF tho uuiyef.
s.ty today.
Many failures In the college
work on the first two years can be-
directly traced To- alcohol and 20.
baccc." said President James.
Taste not. touch not. handle not
Seniors and iuniorn might build
M a most excellent college tradl,
ton " they would prohibit freah.
men and aophonlorcs from smoking
and drinking. on tho ground that
they are still lafnnts~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-30
Here's Case for
Old King Solomon

pfTTsBuRG. Pa. Sept. so.-That
scores Of mothers IN pittsburg are
unsittlngly nursing the children OF
other women ia the lntimatlon xiv
en- BY members Of the Associated
women'm Clubs. who have started
an Investigation Of the maternity
wards OF several city hospitals
Briefly. the accusation Is that ali
babies born ia the hospitals are
laid Ia a row on one bed when
the mother or any other relative
asks TO see the child. tho nurse
just picks Mp one that IL handy and
presents II a. the real one. Ere
II Ia said. mistakes have
been made II was tho suspicion
os on. husband that brought the
case TO the attention OF the WON
ems clubs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-30
WORST STOMACH
TROUBLE ENDED
.p.c<'s piapspsin" Gives In
slant Relief and the
4 Relief Lasts

- YEAR regularly more than
.,,,..,s stomach sufferers tn the
,.',,.s states. England and Can.
WV. W ,Ne rapex plapcpsin. and
,,,s net Gully Immediate. but
rs,s harmless preparation viii
80, snsthing you "a, aud owes
sour. gassy or ortotorder
s s five minutes afterwards,
n ,oar meals don't ~ comfort
AZ what YOU cat ll,s like a
wv, wv, u lead In your stomach. on 4
~ h-ve heartburn. that Is a sisa
4 INDIGESTION a..
,le, ron !eqr RhaIIa.slst q ''sp !,
rss, ease 9. pr2S's p'ap>. SUI
- 4 dose lusl IS soon IS yon can.
49, viii be no sour rlsinxs, no
s .s az undist sted food mixed
~ srla no stomach gas or heart
80 mllness or heavy feeling Tn
- stomach. nausea. dehilisatlnx
s..s,rhss. dizziness or intestinal
.sss,,r mis- will al 30. aud. be.
s.iss there will be no soer food
- s,sr in the stomach TO poison
~, breath with nauseoue odurs.
np<x niapcpsln Is a certain cure
A., nut-cfordsr stomachs because
: ,stss hold Of your food and d.
rests Il POST the same as " your
stomach wasn't there y.
E<ls<f In five minutes from all
.>.~ssh misery Is waiting Tor you
4 any drug store.
rA>se large fifty-cent eases con
49, nore than sufficient to thor.
urhly cure almost airy ease Of ifs-
,pcssA Indigestion or any other
rsorsrk Disorder.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-30
HEADS BROKEN
IN LAWRENCE
R|OT|NG

LAWRENCE. Mass. Sept 80
Serious fiailay between police and
ne textile atslkers. as a protep,
aeainas treatment accorded ,raeph
Ettor and Arturo Clp1annIttf' lais..
IS ,,ts' sss. 49, murder charge.
efoke out sFAin az Z o'clock this
morning nosenS OF persons an.
GLIDING tho strikers aud members
q 20 police force. are In hospltals
sntfefins With broken hcads The
politc stations are jamsaea with
rtisofers, 10th mca and women.
TIC worst iiotlng occurred at
Essex aud Union SITS Here the
Sl .....- s.ss xs.s r.~-~s s----~-.- . i.Voo
ss..@vrs sua ,aelg sympath'kers
Despite the chilly weather long be
fore DAYLIGHT more than 1000 pick.
ctcrA had surrounded the Aver ana
Washington mills. The rlotfnK
started az dawn. when the workers
approached the mills. The strikers
'roughed" the mill hands refusing
TO quit work Automobiles. loaded
with rollce. were rushed to the
scene. aud desperate fighting fol.
lowed. MANY strikers and police.
men we're beaten into insenslhlllty.
The crowds converged into Essex
and Union Sis. from an polnts
Herr the battle was wagcd for 10
minutes. the police finally forcing
the strikers back A squad Of
newspaper reporters and photos.
raphcrs came In behind the strlk.
ers. and the latter turned suddenly
on the newspaper men onc pho
toFrapher was badly beaten up and
hts camera smashed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-30

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. &C.,
That mandamus proceedings would
be brought IN the estate supreme
court today % compel Secretary OF
State t'rank Jordan TO place the
name republican" after each one
u the ~ presidential electors nam.
es by the Taft wing of the state con.
rention and after no others. was
the announcement By the Taft CON.
mittee ~ san Francisco.
Former Superior Judge Rose will
handle she case for the TAfflsea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-30
INDICT BANKERS

chr Joissd rrsss issssd Wifsi
HOiSE. Idaho. Sept. 30. Fifteen
indictments today are returned BY
tho special grand jury 10 eonncc.
tloa with tho faiiur" Of the boipc
state bank about year ago Three
% the banks officials we're arrest.
90 on tho indictments and placed
under 81 BOO bonds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-30
mENA CxIlgp.

WASHINGTON. Sept 3o.--The
state department Ia advised today
that Gen. Mena. the Nicsraguan rev.
olnflonist. Ia en- route 10 exile In
Panama. Mena Ia accompanied by
his son.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-30

We feel quite he
graIhc snapshot which
showing Waldorf Aston the younger
and Bis beautiful
beautiful Langhornc o Virginia
Ihh William waldorf Astor. the has
und States Tor Sly years lie esparate Explaining this
seldom used word Webster
land Therefore he concludes that The literal
bansh = country
Hut nobody hanlshed Waldorf
his tatheand
cn too
has the pleasure largely dollars
OF minEiing
clay that traces ancestry back hundred they
cared TO- eoud their
and Mira Eve
Very have
condition. children In
children education wih the
Aator the his birth
He retains but rgh his
millions OF dollars worth Of from which he collects millions
profits spcnd his foreign
Tho right Is his. legally; morally. he Ia parasite.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-09-30
THE MARKETS

Tuu following are the average
prices paid ny local cNnmtxsion NOR
chants 70 the producers and prices
paid ny the retailer 10 the conmis-
sionara- The prices paid the farmers
come under buying price" and tho
sum paid by tho retailer under sell
ing price" Prices Ia Ali ca SOS are
subject 60 variation. according tol
freshness and general sxceiicncc, but
these prices. unless otherwise lndi-
Gated. are for strictly first grsdoa
EHg.--p"yisg rvt~e.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-27

voting contest. and besides oth.r
special features. the Krause Greater
Shows. OF Philadelphia. will furnish
the general attractions.
CAPTAIN II c. Hart. who make. his
home part of the time In this CITY
mas been appointed captain Of
steamer Middlesex. OF the MARYLAND
Delaware and Virginia hallway Com.
pany. plying tho Rappahannock River
between fredericksburg and Bal,i-
more. succeeding Captain Mason w
GourieE' who has been transferred ia
tho steamer Anne Arundel OF the
same limo plying the Patuxent River.
taking the place OF his father, tho
late Captain Jas. Gourley. who died
recently. VIM. Mills. of this city. has
been promoted TO first officer OF tho
Middlcsex under Captain Hart
The Democrats. of Caroline county,
VIII meet at the county seat on May
10. at II o'clock. TO elect delegates
10 the state Democratic convention,
which convcncH at Norfolk. May %.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-27
Voice Of the People
A Friend OF Champs.

To the Editor of The Times Dispatch:
Sir,--Ar. X. l.. Byrd. campaign man
aser OF Governor Wilson in Virginia,
In his Peters burg speech on the 23d
instant, said he had been an orrant-
%htion man and had fought its bat
iies Tor sixteen years, but that he now
intended /" write a little Declaration
OF lndepcndcncc of his own" Bully
Your humble servant has been an
organization S,!isn man for forty years
without break, and still holds in
hand his declaration of indepcndcncn
written forty years ago-to the effect
that no man or cotcric OF men can
put paddock on his mouth or col
iar around his neck: but when, after
q iui!, free and frank discussion as TO
the merits ana records and availability
or me candidates for any office the
democratic party has spoken in pri-
mary election or Il State convention,
he takes his place in line with all true
ana faithful Democrats. and has for
iorty years been on the firing line,
doing his best as a worker, speaker
ana writer for the nominee.
MI. Byrd favors the nomination Of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-27

Ncwlywed says: Il am man
of very passionate disposition
ana when | get angry stop at
nothing. Soon after was married
got mad at my VITO and tried to
drag her around the room by the
hair Of the head. Every time |
grabbed Il handful of hair 1t came
out and she merely gave me The
laugh. low is Il man going to show
that he is boss OF the ranch? Tell
me that"
1t can't be done. That's all.
Sufferer writes: ~ sat behind n
wad OF hair at the theatre the other
night that prevented me from seeing
"a single thing that was going on
back OF the footliShts. Can't some
thing be done about this thlngs?"
Got Il seat III the front row. That's
the only thing that cali be done
I. II. +. says: My wife got me
under false prctenscs; in fact false
hair. used 10 sit and admire her
hair By the hour and / didn't know
the truth until after w were mar
ried. Now she goes to the club and
leaves her hair at home for me to
admire"
Mazlc says: Il had my hair wash.
cd yesterday and L can't do n thing
with 1t. Help"
Put it in the gas oven until 1t
dries out.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-27
BUILDING PERMITS
Many New Structure. Authorized In Differ.
ent Sections of City.

Many New Structures Authorized In Differ.
ent Sections of City.
building and repair permits were iE.uex
yesterday a. follows.
Dr. j. \. keck 20 erect a two-s,ory brick
tenement, Two dwellings. on tho north eide
OF Baker Street between Tyler and Hickory
Streets, to cost $500
Mrs. Annie VI. Lowry. TO erect a detached
TWO STORY frame dwelling on the north aide
OF the Petersburg Turnpike between Everett
and stockton Streets. 10 cost $50
r *. Moorciield. 10 erect a detached two
story brick dwelling. -c5l West Grace Street,
to cost SEQ
Mrs. Julia ~ correli IS. II. Cot,reiD, to
erect a detached two-story brick etaoio on
the south size OF Marshall street between
Hancock and Harrison Streets. 10 cost
$1,000
Richmond Building Corporation. to repair
oFlck Office building. lilo East Main Street.
TO cost SIS.
Z. a cailin & Co. agents, to repair {.
frame dwelling. AS North Fifteenth street,
10 cost {!:5.
Joe Robertson. to repair a fran. dwelling.
$50 north Twenty-eiEhth Street. to cost SIZE
Whitlock estate. repair brick Office
and printing shop. 10 North Eighth Street,
Or. c. 4. I-abenburs, to repair a. brick
store III West Broad Street. 10 cost $40
David Conneil. to repair a nrhcie dwelling.
oN'a North Fourth Street. TO cost $50.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-27

| WAS distinguished service of nftcen
years, sisnalized by wonderful expan-
sion In Canadian agriculture. COM
iirsrcc and industry. 1t was he who
initiated an active Immigration policy,
which led to the settlement OF the
great Canadian West and furthcrcd thl
construction Of transcontincntal rail-
ways. He ever maintained a Just bal
ance between tho French and English
clements In tho Dominion, a. task for
"hich he was peculiarly fitted A
statesman OF international fame. the
siirer-tongued I.aurier" has given forty
years to public life. ucauitting hims il Z
so sp!cndidly and achieving so bcnef-
Gently for Canada that his people will
scarce permit him even a brief respitc
from his work. The Old Doikinion nc.
cords Sir Wilfrid Lauricr her most cor
diai welcome. for the Mother of States
men recognizes i'll him tho very flower
OF broad and enduring statesmanship.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-27
THE UNION STATION.

, Tho need OF central union nae.
scnger station for Richmond is So
obvious mat tho action OF tho Cham
Der OF Commerce. in its favor .scarccl,
demands argument. Yet some of tho
! immediate advantages may he pcr-
'inently pointed out. Richmond has
reached point in growth at which
better terminal facilities are neces
sitF. Almost every other city in the
country has secured such facilities. or
Is in the way to secure them. 1t is n
law of growth
central station means all tho
benefits that follow upon any kind Of
concentration. The first is economy.
Unnecessary rcduplication Of as
coininodations is avoided. The OK
pcnse Of separate establishments of
all kinds for handling passenger traf-
iic are cut down. Tickct-scliinc and
baggage handling arc made cheaper
ana more efficient. Tho cost of trans
Ter is eliminated. Tho staff of en-
plcycs needed for ono station is Ger
tainly loss than those needed for
four The constant use OF the couir
ment means lighter list of over.
h,Hd charges. The routing OF cars is
made less a problem.
Al the same time. efficiency aud CON
Ncnicnoo of service are enormously
increased. Tho greater number of
people using the station will mean
that il will pay to have better
restaurant. Information. waitins-roonl.
and baggage equipment. The street
cars can all he routed to furnish Tho
quickest and simplest transportation
10 ana from n slnGlc travel centre.
strangers will be spared unpleasant
confusion To receive visitors In n
building noticeable for it's beauty and
comfort. and to send them away with
pleasant memory Of satisfactory
service. is the very best form OF adj
rcrtising. The tourist carries with
him vivid recollection of how NO
was welcomed at the gate OF tho city
The choice of a location should he
merely matter OF common sense
and mutual cooperation between the
railroads and the city. There are 10
ins"Perablc natural difficulties to
overcome. TN. benefits will be not
only to the residents and commuters
OF this vicinity but TO the whole
State in its constant and increasing
intercourse with tho capital. We
trust that the tlne is not far off when
Richmond Will have union station
that in size. beauty and convenience
Will he worthy of her future.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-27
According to unclc Ahncr.

mere ain't any points in fell
iers HE when lie knows so much as
nc does when he is Il member of the
Senior class OF tho high school
There is one thing that good
barber never runs. out of, and that
is conversation.
Deacon Pringle has got two sons.
One Of en- is on thcS Chicago police
force and the fothcr one amt dom
much of anything either
Whenever you see woman with
a career you kin be very sure
that her husband fastcns his sus-
pendcrs on with single nails.
There arc ploasantcr ways OF
maxim living than giving lessons
on the clarionet
Things are about equal IN bras S
band. after all. l, is more difficult
TO play piccolo than a bass drum,
but 1t Is harder to carry the drum.
An immigrant has arrived in New
ork with S17.' but II Is a question
why man with that much money
need to come over hero at all
Speakin' of II last resort. some OF
those summer resorts come pretty
close to it when fcllcr' is seekin
for comfort.
"nsc Purdy sent his oatmoblc to "A
garbage fer to &c, some now tires
put onto it and the charge was so
heavy that he hal 10 give 'cm the
machine for hXin' it. so he amt
much better off than he was before.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-27
Especial to The Times.Dfsnatch

t"peNidi 10 ne Tim eS-Dispatch.1
Charlottesville, Va, April oeTb =
John Bowie Strange Camp OF Coined
crate veterans. this City, has elected
inc Following delegates to the Con-
1ederate reunion at Macon. Ca:
captain II. Clay Niche. W. G. Giiles4
pic and Dr. George It. Harrison
ofncers were elected for tho ensuing
year as follows:
w. c. Payne. commander. G. II.
Walker, first iieutensnt- CON, ma rder.
H. carson Fandcgrift, second lieuten-
ant commander; Captain II. CLAW
Michle. third lieutenant -cop,mander :;
pr' George l.. Pctrie, chaplain; c. B.
Linney adjutant: Thomas J. Williams,
paymastcr: James Perley. vidette: p.
II. Mhrshhll, color bearer; DR. George
t., iialIlsoh' surgeon; DIR. ". Z. Nor
ris, assistant surgeon,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-27
The Titanic.


Out OF tho larbor she steamed
With lofty and powerful mten,
Proudly bearing hcr title:
Tho worlds ocean queen"
Into the vast open sea.
WITH all he banners furied,
Proudly bearing her title:
queen OF the maritime world"
out. out and ever onward,
Across the sea she sped.
Win triumph on her banners.
And she--oc naught afraid.
But in tho drcary midnight.
When very near her goal.
She sent the awful MESSAGE:
Come and save my soul"
What of her mighty engines.
What OF her boosted pride.
When Natures mighty iceberg
Is striking her broadside?
silently in the nighttime.
Unseen below tho waves,
Rolcutlcssly II plungcs.
Unnindful whom it saves.
Tho ship Is rent asundor.
There's darkness everywhere:
40 need for wealth or proves.
The only thing is prayer.
Prayer to tho God above them.
In truth to save their souls:
For them last cad requiem.
The awful ocean rolls.
She sinks-hcr wealth, her power,
No more the worlds proud queen.
No vcstigc of her glory
Above the sea is seen.
An! what can I've the answer
From out her ocean bed?
Canst tell tho hole disaster
It'll tho sea gives UP its dead?
Her loss In millions may be told.
Her glory be forgot.
But IN Gods great forever
Those souls will perish not.
+. c. NJ.
Chase CITY
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-27
CIVIC RETIREMENT CLUB
ELECTS NEW OFFICERS
ORGANIZATION AccomplIshcs Great
Deal During First Year OF
Its Existence.
Especial to The Timcs-Dispatch. ]

Especial to The Times Dispatch
Fredericksburg, Va. April 26.-Tho
Civic Bcttermcnt Club. an organiza-
ton OF women In FredcGicksburg,
having for it's object the betterment
of sanitary conditions and the bcauti-
fication OF the city. has elected the
following officers for the ensuing
year: President, Miss Janetta II.
Fitzhugh: First Vice. President. Miss
Vivian Conway: Second Vice-Presi-
dent. Mrs. Maurice IIirsh; Recording
Secretary. Mrs. G. r. Swift; Cor
responding Secretary. Miss Kate
Mander: Treasurer, Mrs. Clarence r.
Howard. The organization was form
ed Just a year ago and during its
existence has accomplished great
deal of good. During the past year
1t has superintendent cleaning up
day. planted thirty-six trees along the
streets Of the city. held seven lectures
under Its auspices. has presented four
petitions TO tho City Council, asking
for certain sanitary improvements.
has posted signs calling attention to
the fact that eXpectorations on the
sidewalks is prohibited by law. has
distributed 500 in prizes for the
prettiest and hest kept yards. has
awarded prizes for the best compost
lions by public school pupils on the
House Fly ana us ''ahBers' mas
established a might school. and has
improved the public park of the city,
now has 1t In charge and is Keeping
it In good order.
FrcdericRsburg will have n carnival
week in Hanover Park. May 6 to II,
for the benefit OF the Washington
Masonic Memorial Temple fund. There
will be a floral automobile parade.
fraternity parade. with prizes for tho
organization having the greatest num-
Der OF men in limo; there will be a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-27
TIE MASSACRE AZ rEz.

Tho fauati,aI r,I.I...
the a,tepdsn, ,,,...,, al"
vadDrs o,d n,.. .s, ''," ''
o,h. t.-,.,,.,... Why ="
Fabian and corps,,ro ,,t. "
n,.r ,.,,,, ' ~ h"''-
harbarons ,f.i.,,.,..''.. '''
,crrt,or> ,bo. u.o. o7
mrs, ,as .io,5. ms
has done iD She, rr;r-.e., ~ "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-27
On the Spur ofthe Moment
By Roy K. Moulton
Scrccu Time.

Iherc Is the dickens fer to pay.
Thcrc's nothing much that ht
won't say
Itis language is immense.
30 dangerous is he this day the rela-
uvcs all stay away
Excitement is intense.
II is trick. no doubt of it, to find
the places where they fit.
Ihey come in various sizes.
II makes picture puzzle game or
checkers seem almighty tame.
IT, go full OF surprises.
II Is case OF cuss ana fret until
at last he gets 'cm set
Ana then finds they're all wrong.
Ana then he digs down in his jeans
ana pays some man to hang the
screens.
And lies glad sweet song.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-27

y travelling man has been telling the
motel reporter OF the Birmingham Age
Herald about tho growth OF Richmond.
What is particularly noticeable In the
progress Of cities he said. 'is tho
rapid growth Of old Southern commu
mites like Richmond, Memphis, Nash
vile ana Mobile, was in Richmond
a few months ago for the first time in
ten years hardly recognized the
city. 1t seems to be growing as fast
as Atlanta and almost as fast as Biz
minsham The population Of Rich
mond as an urban centre is set down az
l'''ooo. Now the commercial spirit IS
as much IN evidence in Richmond as
it is in Atlanta or Birmingham. hope
the citizens OF Mobile w!lI organize n
society for tho preservation % its land
marks. Richmond has ouch a society,
known as the Society for the Preserva-
tion Of Virginia Antiquities
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-27

when man is trying to get another
Joo ne usually presents references
from his former employer. H>re is
EooseVe!t's recommendation from John
d. LonS. I"ho was Secretary of the
Navy when the former was his assist
ant:
Roosevelt is misleading tho pconlc
He is creating discomfort I'm his own
interest lie cannot be trusted Put
the old man Of the sea on your shout
ders again. and how are You going to
get rid OF him? / am against Roosc
veit because l am a Republican and
roosevelt is doing ali he can 10 smash
tha party"
Hardly good Testimonial" is 1t?
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-27
Little Household InfcIIcitie,.

"Ilow do You suppose know
where You put the scrcwdrivcr las,
iail when YOU took the screen doors
down? Men arc helpless creatures
suppose next srriny you will be
asking mo where YOU put the screen
DOORS
say Maymc, on tho square. IL
YOU wear that hat to church it's a
a hshpole and trip down the river
Tor mine. | simply can't stand by
ana hear them talk about it,
That cutElass bcrrybowl is no
place for your pipe and Rpbacco.
Homer you've got 10 cut out smok-
ing or there is going to he one large.
long, beautiful divorce In this fam
ily"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-27
:. for organization and genius


ability. for organization and gcniu
for conspiracy.
fcH Is one OF the moot primitive o
oriental cities. as well as one OF tn,
most fanntica1 Isianic centres I'm al
Of North Africa. 1t is tn, hcndouart.r,
iof numerous fierce. lawl.ss. ruthless
utterly fearless tribes ana scots nj
Nvhanmcdans. who infest the. sur.
rounding hill country aid the descr,
reaches southwark. These, howcvc,
much they may differ anon. them.
selves. in Interpretation OF the law q,
ne prophet. or as regards in whom Is
vested tho right OF the sIltanate, are II
unit III Niruient hatred OF the Giaour
I 'he citEs houses ant its labyrinth,
of alleys. miscallcd streets. form a moi
work of domestic fcrtr.sscs. and twcu.
! 'N-hVc Years ago no europeans were
! permitted to enter it's rates. II ia
| IN TINS place. with these environments.
and needless OF the WARNINGS of tho
past That Il French civic mission. back
ED by comparatively mcarre military
oontinscn'. located for The mos, part
outside NJ the city. undertook TO os-
'ahiish local government,
/ Th' outbreaks. i, is stated was rrc.
natdr"iy prccipitotcd by the impat,
encc of the Mohammcdnn women. who
We'd with tho men II, say,rery ma
/ brutality during the orgy. Had the
unsupported conspiracy. 1t is further
learned. been allowed TO ripcn fully,