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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-21

emir and Zeleminna, OF the ruby lips, and
Alta, queen of Albinos, and Narcuzzanni
she OF the long name and short feet, and
Nallt my first love, and Hanura and
Melleh and Sittoukna and CARL from His
pania, and RoZetti from the Nigris-haye
care there, sCoundrels of the forecastle
that rope grazed fair Rozettrs arm-ha
welcome Durrat and Mazurk and Susef
fndi!"
And so it went until every one of Mulai
Hafd's 387 wives were aboard the old
sailing vessel. Star of the East"
"Bismallah." then exclaimed the ex.
Sultan, Il have forgotten the jewels | was
TO exchange at Agadir Captain Sheik Ali
Haran, | must go ashore, it will take me
twenty minutes, then ! return. Dare not
to move this ship, lest | oyertake thee and
BET thine head at the manmast top"
Sheik Ali Haran bowed low.
Go not, | fear we lose thee," walled
Zueleka.
Il return" wept the Sultan.
Allah never deBolate me by loss OF
thee nor time sunder us twain! Yet of a
truth believe you liar" walled Zue
leka
"Alkamdolhllah Allah is mighty None
other can co. flower of the Orient, for
none know where / have hidden the
jewels" replied Mulai Hafd as he ran
down the ladder and into his powerful
naptha launch. Away he started for the
dock until hidden behind a great scow.
Meanwhile up went the anchor of the Star
Of the East, the sails bellied in the breeze
and off adown the western coast OF Africa
headed the ship.
What did tell you?" snarled Elluka.
Thine head shall be the Forfeit"
shrieked Zueleka, while the other wives
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-21

and the she's of pink-tinted, sweet-scented
notes might quaff-but then-it must be
done, his wives must 90 away happy!
Next the ex-Sultan secured 387 little
purses and into each thrust the six shin.
ing piasters, which jingled right merriy
Then, with his sweetest smile Mulai Hafid
entered the great assembly room in his
harem and honored all his 3S7 wives by
calling them forth. Dutifully they first
touched the priceless rugs with their
spangled foreheads in obiesance to their
lord and master, happily they sat cross.
legged and smiled at him.
Jewels Of my illustriOus harem," be.
gan Mulai Hafid, long have YOU made me
happy, accomplishing vert thou when |
abdicated, and now ] am going to repay
you with kindness, for ali together,
happy little family, will we Journey over
smiling seas and dancing waves TO distant
Agadir!"
Verify Mulai Hand said IT as though he
we're about to lead them TO Paradise,
where. as every good Moslem knows. no
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-21

1ingled six shining
coins (total value 25"
cents, with which
she expected to pur-
chase In distant Aga
dir all the jewels and
silks and other things
she could stasger under
or desire.
Boat load after boat
load put out from the
dock to the good ship
Star of the East"
which was anchored,
gay with flags and bunt.
ing. in the channel.
And ex-Sultan Mulai
Hafid stood upon the
deck TO greet the com
ing of each. Gaily
dressed was he, and
brig htly decorated.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-21

them? Kememberest thou mine friend
oh Sheik, one Could, like unto caliph
in his country? Alas, he mad but one wife
and it cost him 10000 pieces of gold just
to get rid of her. Reckon moment, what
would it cost me to do likewise with 3S7
wives?"
NEARLY 100000 of American dollars,
oh. your majesty" replied Moussef, where
upon both men shuddered.
''Woe is mi'--began the ex-Sultan
again when once more Moussef interrupt
ed him.
Allah be praised" piously exclaimed
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-21

Of tbanL mat money! great chorus
&c Niiia uprose from their dainty throats
their ~ , ulai Hand' bowling. departed from
ru,I not usual, ! am susicious.' growled
tIluuNa, Iueleka's mother, he means trick
Know 'o bis nave lived with man and
no neadiI, ne glVeth not when there is
In bor put the wives would not listen
70 neT and hastily MADE preparations for
Lue glorious trip to distant Agadir and the
Wondrous bazars there.
Al is IN readiness, oh. most IIlustrous
one, reported Sheik Moussef, and so the
e@.9uIiah mad his 3S7 wives marshaled
not stone dock at Tangier. each vic oa,i1,
dressed beneath her long wrap and esc6
VIE heaVlly yelled Furthermore each Wife
carFled new purse in her hand u,herein
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-21

ing of its pur'
chasing value.
Con e quently
six shining pias-
tiers hight have
meant nothing
or everything
to them.
Women are
seldom if ever
given money
S aid NJ Il | a |
Hafd impress
lively, but | am
honoring you,
stars of the fir
mament! We
will go to the
great baZaars
of Agadir and
there you shall
each buy for
yourself what
ever you may
desire, jewels
ana silks ana
everything. 1t
will be a happy
outing. Get you
ready for many
weeks outing,
for the good
ship that takes
us is soon to
set sail"
Great was the
JOY Of Nlulal
II a fl d S 3S1
W i We s upon
hearing his.
No gre alter
n o n o r could
have been be-
slowed upon
tbem--the de.
nights of shop
ping the de-
lights of hay.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-21

VI JUS SUI II q FD q II
idea !"
Surely It Is AL
lah's work." devout-
ly cried Mulai Hat1d.
Listen" Moussef
said, and he whisper
ed to Mulai, and
the ex-Sultan smiled
for the first time In
many days, and. turn
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-21

Ing to the East, inclined his blackbearded,
Vhite-turbaned head in recognition to Allah
for the great plan
Then said the Sheik Moussef aloud
Saith Ali (whose face Allah guard), be-
ware of the subtlety of women, and be on
tiny guard against them; consult them
not IN aught but grudge not complaisance
10 them lest they wax suspicious.
Thy words are like drops of camels
milk, and like pearls of price, oh, Shek,"
answered the Sultan. Verify though they
are not as plain as an elephants trunk"
Said the Shiek: "Entreat them kindly,
snow them familiarity and be large in ex-
pehdlture, for woman was created OF a
crooked rib Tell them not what is
in thy heart but what will please
EN-"
And yet they are as houris."
sighed the Sultan
Said the Sheik: Yet one tells
us, l stood at the gate of Heaven,
and, 10, most of its inmates we're
poor; and stood at the gates OF
He'll, and 10. most of its inmates
\ were Women' Who can stem a FIJI.
\ rious stream and frantic woman,
| oh, Sultan? Therefore, be disc
! reet!"
Y Then there was much hustlng on
\ the part of Mulai Hafid and his
Il confidante.
II Moussef went unto Sheik Ali Ha-
ran, captain of the seas, and char.
7 tered a sailing vessel Mul&i Hafd
| went to his little treasury and took
! therefl'om 1922 coins They were
for his wives. Indeed, this sounds
generous, but hearken-these 2,322
coins were piastres; they were to
be divided among his wives, six for
each wife. A piastre amounts 10
exactly 4H cents in American mon
ey. Therefore, Mulai Hafd was TO
give each of his wives 25l5 cents,
or totalexpenditure of S97712s.
Yet even then Mulai Ha6d
my shuddered and groaned, for would
not $97 buy quantities of the
L,,hh
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-21

luHIll-
Mulai was in dire distress, Not
long ago he abdicated in favor OF
his younger brother, Mulai YOussef,
and he was glad He had travelled
IN that gay lad, France, he knew
the ways of the world, and he long
ed for the flesh-pots of Paris, for
the company of those dainty Paris
ie1nes. Only that morning, by spe-
cial post, he had receiced a dainty
little note, pink-tinted as the lotus
buds in the Garden OF Naritti,
sweetscented as the lilies on the
Danks of the Moluccan pool. In it
was an inyitation-in it, in words
OF turing French, WIS he hidden to
visit certain fair friends at Vicby.
he would leave Morocco forever.
lie had no choice about that--he
had 20.
He was lured. He would 60. He
then came the chilling thought
the family!
For, be it known, Mulai Hafd
possessed, in the vernacular Of
me new world, some family"
HIS harem, once his pride and
lAe envy of lesser potentates, con
no less than 387 wives. When Mulai
e"uIcated in favor of his younger h
ue thought surely Brother Youssef
IdAe over his wives, but not so
lousset, the new Sultan, approved
udrem, but not the contents. He h;
u"h wives, with whom he was
p'e3sed, nor did he intend to take Il
cell the wives Of his brother.
On, respected brother" said
iouSsef, Il cannot take your wive
Secohd,handed throne is one thing
no 1t cannot be! Take along
yves to cheer your days of freedom
ahalrs of state"
Bismallah! Woe is mel" gr
muiai dafid
what troublest thine wondrous
o. son of the planets and constellat
INJURED Sheik Moussef, private sec
ana adviser to the ex-Sultan, and
land unburdened himself to his
"iend and confidential secretary.
o., Ihou knowest my 3S7 wives
ouelk?' began Mulai Hafid. and NJ
Interrupted.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-21
A LMs, for the love of Allah"

a. Inns, for the love of Allah"
LIZ 1t was street beggar in Tan
gier, and as he spoke Mulai Abdel
Hafd, ex-Sutan of Morocco, passed. In
the olden days Mulai Hafid would have
tossed the beggar handful OF plasters
before he passed on, amid the manifold
blessings of the beggar. But now Things
We're different
Aims for the love of alimony! NUT,
tered Mulai Hafid, punning bitterly "ouiu
the beggar had the TIA arms belonging ~
my 3S7 wives, along with the rest -
Putnam patriot., 1912-02-02
OLD AND NEW WORLD
 BRIEFS FOR TIE BUSY

Ckzirlaa Hsary af rhe fgea1ze Eu es co@u4sstee sabn1rfe3 q r=s0suzIsn cal. ing for ga laFesH sz1lcn ef tAs Money Trust~ Tt as regzFsed zs a challenge % En8er4ooa fr1l he Bryan sing Of ths Dzrts
 Cr5rcsszs fu fhe ease os fha failed hsEz st 8-zasaF E.aezz. Csaa- aa-ned toEaF3 fhe influential directors who permit ea fae bank % be rza tos 1os- 2 ye@F2 @itnDat thslr szgerF5sz0n-
 Gov Carey of Wgsmlng waited Theodore Bocsereft He E said to bs t1e eighth fiOvern0f pledged to ths fornzer res dents support
 Governor DsK .sFaed an appeal for tas famine suferrsa of Chlaz
 bgMiuoas coal miners as Inz3auao- oiis rejected rbe proposal e operators for rst4ru of fAe Wazs sea g of 1ss4 8s
 Prssiaent Tast "a sresea "a cler4- land. urged fse RepubleaBa 10 stgns together. thus sounding campaign keyHste= ha greeted James R. Garfield cordially and conferred wIta ono state leaders
 The Duke Of Fife. brothar-ia.law of Ksag George v. died at Assoaan. up- per Egygt
 The eh3aese araIs-Iee xas renew. e3- recent nations were lsnpat- ed Q men acting a fke I1sfIgadon of ] aaA salh kal
Putnam patriot., 1912-02-02
Wa sEir(fOp

4he etarxeg trgL 4as danced ll tbs White House
 Ioaa B. EfaHaes prepared io at tack. before the stses iagest s@ -s csmm.tfee. special faII&ag E4te1 sa- goaed by fAe tr4a
 prealaeaf Tzn .et t le ksoAn le waaid seto the gfog1se1 Defnoef@ ie pfesl Tsrin RsTlsaon DiH 5eea1ae it le aot bssea ca TariH BasFd anaz ilgs.
 4he Federal Supreme Court aeelAea railroads mar fefssFa asl1.fneus c nesor from nef= States no efy eaantles fezsrdiess of state laws. pro v5as6 the eeas3 gHmeats are lafersE4ts frafe
 psea.dens James Farrell Of tns Tinted efates stea4 Corporation ts-faz sea before inc staaIes comralatee fa4t Aaerlean "a lffoadF use5 faIIs sBaf had loen f5ona sHsafe fhelf purpose seink fo fe9H0mlze
 Fges.seaf Taf denied 70 aiis Jfease ea efa ftat Hanter. ot aia cas.Haf ware urging HlH 10 disalsa paatH ster General Hteac9ff and raade ! clear tdaf he d.a aof place ffa eaaffeef efsaen4e ia stoF.ea that Nr Hfchsek aas aIsis1af to Hm
Putnam patriot., 1912-02-02
Sp0rfjn0

John Terrell. pitcher; Henry 9fohs ,sselaer. and Eugene Paaletl utility. signed contracts with She Giants.
 The Cub management has obtained waivers on Raelbaeh and AciBtire. vbo will probably go 10 the minors
 In Baltimore if ls thought that the Orioles still have goed chance Of getting Arthur Deylin. fl net DeFlin. then Kid Elberfeid
 Recent Chicago peaguosiiestioh has Aftle Holman slated for third basa The Cubs could Well afford 10 le, sell enough alone wuh Jim Dcyie for third baseman
 Maurice Tabutesu. fst French avia. tnrN made new aeropiane records al Pau. France. when he covered the 300 kllometer mark in 2 hours. ol fnlnnies and ~ seconds.
 John ward says be never sald a taii club could get along With two pitchers Big league teams nova. days need bali dozen. John ob- serves. working four regularly
Putnam patriot., 1912-02-02
FATAL FATAL RRIToT RIOT I|N |Il
 TEXTILE STRIKE
foss Bushes Soldiers 10 Restore
 Order al Lawrence.
M08S CLASH WITH MILITARY
pelc- Hslpiess ~ta yo5-TrelisY Cars Stepped sae Pzsss0sers At tscksc ET ts. laszrzzts6 Str sses
 sas Th=r sympstrizsrs-

Lawrence. Mas Twelve com panles Of infantry and tao troops Q. ssfslrg were ordered here by Gov-F7O 7Oss 70 reinforce the eagz4rs ou dutg fo. I0Ning the NoEsE Flgang since The strike of = .990 textle operatives szs begun
 There are nos tseAtg-one com pzaies of militia and tao troops ol cavalry under command of Col r. Le r0y S@eetser. The police force. in creased to more sAza z0g men, is CO operating Nith the militia
 Col sxeetser Issued proclamation virtually establishing martial las ia this city ana lt became evident that the authorities o1 the Commoawe gal th had determined 10 crash the spirit ot anarchy which has oatsroNa ordinary repressiYe measures
 This reinforcement of the military forces followed day 0f rlotiug, which ended in the killing Of a woman 3ita bullet and the sta0bing of a police officer. and it aIso followed threats Of a violent sOrt uttered b the strike leader J. j. Efroz
 he H0man ho Nas shot and kill- ed sas Anna Boplzeo
 The police force aas practically uu. abe 10 restore order. but in fhe mil dlsTlcg the militia Lad the situation Wzli in hand
 The aetFaiuiug Of the soldiers was witnessed by large crowds, and there vas much mutterlHg, but the business like appearance ol the troops and the knowledge that their cartridge boxes were filed with ball cartridges. aBed the strikers. and the FaFi1as com panies marched to their stations ln si- fence.
 Practicai3y every electric car com ing t1s- Lawrence aas attacked. The windows were smashed and the pas sengers dragged 10 the streets by q yelling mob. Every man, woman, and child showing an appearance of going to the mills to york was assaulted, and hundreds were knocked down, kicked. and ciubBed
Putnam patriot., 1912-02-02
General

Monarch 8 hiE buii buffalo in River aiae Park Omaha. killed his keepes. Nese F Audaaon. earIne aad tramp lihe hH badt eta shaHlc maaa
 William LotHreu. Commissioner of Teualeus Haaef President Cleveland. dad al ha HuaeapoAs hoae. aged eiehfY
 Es Congressman BuflrIsh aunoune- ed ai aueHata ste fhat he Waa cau= Gi0afe for lbe Cu1cd States senator ehlp
 he United Hebrew eh7tiea re- ported ih8l tuberculosis increasing ih New York city despite ail aciivf.ea organized lo hght it
 Walter Drew. counsel for the Nation ai Erectors Association. said he was guarded constantly. as he had been warned that the McNamara brothers gang planned to kill him.
 A dispatch from Indianapolis stated that there vas but little prospect Of thp bituminous mlne.a anc operators reaching an agreement 5a the vsse scale
 Police Commissioner Waldo. of New York. in his report for 1911. criticised the courts fer the large number Of sentences suspended in criminal cases after ihe defendants had been found guilty
 President rsfl left New York city for Ohio. satisfied the delegation from New York to ihe Chicago convention would be solid for hlm
 investigation hy the Interstate Com. merce Commission revealed that some railroads accept without yerlncatiou payments from express companies ln settlements of accounts.
 Joseph IT. Choate celebrated his eiEhueth birthday with party ln New York
 Four persons lost theff lNea lu a fire that destroyed the home oi Curtis Hale at ClaNtonia. Pa.
 l. was reported at indianapolis that thirty persons had been Indicted hy the federal grand mry Investigating the dynamite conspiracy
Putnam patriot., 1912-02-02
iNDlcTs oARRoW AS sR1BER
Grand Jury Passes on Charges He h.
 hueneed MeNsnara Jury.

Los Angeles-Two indictments were returned Dy the county Grand Jury against Clarence Datrow, chlef coun- sei for John j. McNamaFa and James E. 4icNauara. eliconlessed dy HamIt- CTS.
 The indictments charge D4rroW wuh eompAeas m the attempt to 5fiDe Robarl r. B@ys Iuror LII the j. B. 3 eNamara case. and George x. Lockwood. a prospective Juror ID the saale case.
 The maximum penalty that could be imposed on Darrow Ter conviction on ali counts Is thirty years imprison- ment and mes aggregating SI0,000 He is under Sz0. 000 bail
Putnam patriot., 1912-02-02
FOrei0n

Italian torpedo boats seized another French mail steamer the Tayisnano, on the coast of Tripoli, and took her to Trlpoli
 The Farmers Union al Kharkon. Russia. has taken over the agrieultur ai machinery agency for the sale of American made implements which the government closed recently
 FuH Relehsmg election returns showed no Socialists and 7t eouser. ealzea I8s members Of the blae- black 5Iae and 2os In the opposed parties
 GeHofaI radr5 Montero Was shot to deafH a B courtroom nt Gua4aqui. Eeladar bl mob which dr sed his body into tae streets. beheaded t and burned it
 4 mob broke into tho peuI1euliary at Qa.u aad lynched Generals Eioy Allaro. ElaKlo Alfaro Medardo Alfaro, Uipiano Pse2 and Manuel serrano all prominent reYolutionists
 It was announced that France and Italy would refer all questions arising from the seizure of the Manouba and the Carthage 10 The Hague. the twen- ty-nine Turks detained al Caglia.i were to be handed over to the French government
 The Turks attacked Ghirgarish. near Tripol. at the same time three tdnus- and Turks and Arabs moved against A
 Admiral Lord Baresfords book The Betrayal just out. contains a tren- chant attack on the British naval poli- ey Of the past decade He denounces the plan for the education of officers as utterly impraeticable
 A report just issued shows that 35s.- sa6 estates in France paid succession duties last year on 5.s20 oo0. 000 francs or about St.064 ooo.o GOO
 American railroad employees in Mexico threaten to tie up traffic on the National lines unless they receive assurances that they are not to be dis criminated against
 The Royal Bank in Vancouver. B. C.. was robbed in broad daylight of Sso,- 0oo in cash b. f8o men. who escaped
 The cathedral erected at Khartenm as i memorial 10 General Gordon was couaecFated
 The projected Portuguese loan of i s2.aoo e9o has been rejected by the Rourse because ot insufficient suaran. taas
 stops itching instanliY Cures piles, l eNgema, salt rheum, letter, itch, hiNes, 1 herpes. scahles- Doan : Ointment. Al any drug store.
 l Heavy, Impure blood makes mud i dy, plmply complexion, headaches nausea, indigestion. Thin blood makes you weak, pale, siekly. BuFdock k Blood Bitters makes the blood rich, red, pufe-FestoFes perfect health.
 Deans Rheumatic Pills for Rheum atsm & Neuralgia. Entirely vege. | table. Safe. istx |
Putnam patriot., 1912-02-02
HOUSE PASSES STEEL BILL.
Measure Goes Through sy Vote of
 21O to foe.

Washington.-Th Democratic bill revising the iron and steel schedules Of the Payne-Aldrieh tarif law was passed by the House by d vote Of 2l0 to I09
 On final passage 20 Republicans and Representative Berger of Wisconsin. the lone Socialist, voted with the Democrats for the measure. The Re publieans were Jackson. Murdock and Young of Kansas. Akin Of New York. Davis and Lindbergh of Minnesota. Haugen. Woods and Hebbard of Iowa, Warhurton and Lafollette of Washing ton, LenroOt, Moore and Nelson of Wisconsin. Norris. Sloan and Kinkead Of Nebraska. Kent and Stephens Of California. Laffery of Oregon and Hell gersen Of North Dakota
Putnam patriot., 1912-02-02

Tas a-nns1 rate Q, tse r-vfden6 o- ] the common s1oek e fEe chscsge. &a
 Eaukee q Et Pa1l rslrosa ~as Ea aaees from per esat Q
 tl,gn Parker sn sn ascress so fH' Scum CaroHas Bar Aaaoe5stica op . pose9 tse pFoposaI Co recsA Jsdgei and ssssa ea f.o1 RoosegeE
 Imposing eersmoaes ae6s he'd q g. Pafraeks Cathedral Nee ToFk iE haaef of Axehtasa0g fareYs eieTa zi8n to fHe earazHzaese
 yosepa W Brown gas insggaFate1 Governor ef Georgia saee sesiag doke snita ab0 #as also Brgwn's zEeces scr
 Iseae 2 sWesezra. former general aaDse hfsadeat Of fhe Phaaaspla & Reading railroad azsa at San Lae5e Fla from the eGeefs gf sn la3aHg from catfsh
 Promoter Ehg ottzzaa3 s7z 3-sy ffasesleHsfg zast geas NzEe gut elt o' b1slnees. fhe repoTt of fae chief poet eeee inspector stated sf Iss persona lrled 1s4 NeFe eouFiCte1
 RafaaffeFa Page. oi SeW TofE. lsat licensed as aa aviator. feA and Maa crushed 70 death sa8er has s9Hsbip. b44e making a alg6z af the Loa All 9alez meef
 Albert W #oHeT. gFots ng h.a la- HeceBee % tae l4st. sas pui 70 death ia tae ezeezfIe char at s.ns sing frissa for tae murder ef Hale kusa Wheeler
 CaBt Barton crsl zshank. Iong be aese8 to bs dead, bot aho aas di@ essesed e be alive and Ilsing ia Nes T8Fk ritH. returned from Porte kieo and t8la The story of h.s eahdsFiHss since his supposed droNalng
 AH employee e seE Fork import. 4ag eamba1g @as hel9 ll sl99a9 bail and t aas alleged tBat ths GoFerae mea9 had been s#lseIea oaa of han- 9reaa of lheasaaas ot dollars la the laDorta lan of clzse oli.
 Clarence Darroa. fae attorney for fhe 8cEa1.afas .n rh= Los kaseses afu4ails case #aa HH.ea iu8.cfe1 b. a Los Au3eles Grand 5ars charged eIb gri65ne and eoFr8gs Eg 4lfgfs ia 1he C. shaHl4fe tfIaI
 TAe Citizens gaoa made public feyoff aasaezsiH1 thaf lhsteae of ere aslak HeE County gf fae Bronx the four e0aatlea ns# .a NeN Yors Ctg Bs aboiIzHed and that ns4 eosrs and officials 70 gake fhe places of fire pres eat county officials bs appointed by the e9seEHoE
 State 5aperinz eDaent 8f fHs rance H0tehsisa Of Nes York after .bFesfi- Fatlng the Columbia eztssaraaze Society. zenl The evidence be obtained to tae Attorney General asking him fD determine # prosecution is Narraf ted < $l9s 69a check fhzt passed through many hands figured in the deal
 While Trinity Church bella were ringing aud the congregation vas fbroHsiHg iHfo fhs edlfice in Nes York. other persons faces anxious, hurried 10 tie baseme nt 0f the Eggita bie ruiHA aer0sz the street and begs.za al the entrance 0f tire Mercantile Safe Deposit vaults for the blaci tin boxes h @hich they had kept money CT SC earifies
 The Duchess = connaught and Prin- cess PatrlcS. during the absence Of the Duk in Washington. spent the day ], social activities and attended tbe opera for g brief while h The afternoon and again at night follow ing a dinner in their honor al the house of Mir and Mrs ogden Mills Reid. at which President Hadiey Of Yale University was one Of the guests
Putnam patriot., 1912-02-02

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 Consider Well This Advice.
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 This famous remedy, the medicinal in- gre6ients of which are derived from native roots and heYbs. has for nearly forty years proved to be most valua- ble tonic ard invigorstor of the fe- male organism Women everywhere bear willing testimony to the wonderful virtue of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegeta- be Compouaa.
 If you want special advice write to IYdfa [. PfEkham Medicine Co. teonf- dentiab Lynn, Mass. Your letter will be opened, read and answered bF a woman and held in strict eonilaenees
Putnam patriot., 1912-02-02
Personal

Ksng GasTFs and Gaeea AsEy tia't ed Maifa
 Easfead of IeaTuE aa eE#afs 9f fsee a98. ss indicated s9 hts #iiis tsf.8 | Walsh. the Chicago banker Giea peer
 Cardinal Gibbons went to aeR Yerk rom EalumoIe and 3as pres eHt af the sefglces lu honor ef taTaiz nal Farley in st Patrick Cathedral
 Senator Kenyon. of Iowa. an noaneed that he favored fha nominas too of hia colleague. Senator Cum. msne for President
 4 dispatch from Atlanta stated that cbarles v Morse vas too iil 10 be moved from inc post hospital at Fort EePherEon.