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The daily Alaskan., 1912-08-09
GEORGE BLANCHARD AGAIN
 VISITING FORMER HOME

Geo. Blanchard, formerly a resi- dent of 5kagway but now of Port Orchard, Wash, is in the city visit ing his mother and brothers and re- moving the aequaiBtsnces of former days.
 Mir. Blanchard for a number of years was manager of the B. M. Behrends commercial interests in Skagway, and left last June with lis family to take up their home in Washington where he is now interested in business, having sever cd his business connection with the D. NJ. Behrends company. He will return on the City of Seattle which sails south on Sunday.
 Mir. Blanchard still has a finger ing fondness for Skagway, and prophecies a great future for this city. Already he can see renewed activity and Is looking forward to the time when he will be able to return and make this his home again. desire that is shared in by Mrs. Blanchard.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-08-09
pIles CURED IN6To rt DAYS

Your druggist win refund money if PAZo OINTMENT fails to cure any case of Itching, Blind. Bleeding or Protrudlng Piles in S to l4 days. soc
The daily Alaskan., 1912-08-09
LAWS THAT GOVERN TUES
 DAYS DELEGATE ELECTION

vote, and by him handed 10 any one Of the judges of election, who shall immediately in the presence of the voter. and of the members of the election board, deposit the same in the ballot box where it shall re- main untouched until the polls are closed.
 An male citizens Of the United States 2l years Of age or over who are actual bona fide residents Of Alaska and who have been such residence continuously during the entire year immediately preceding the election, and who have been such residents for thirty days pre- cediug the election in the precinct in which they vote, shall be quail fled to vote.
 The following is a sample ballot showing the general style to be used in voting for the present dele gate.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-08-09

Delicious Ice Cream and ict cream soda, with strictly pure fruit jnices and crushed fruits at the Vienna Cafe, Broadway. between Fifth and Sixth Ayes. If
The daily Alaskan., 1912-08-09
FREE AND ACCEPTED MAsoE%

Regular meetings of White Ftss Lodge, No. 113, Free and .ieceptc | Mssous, second and fourth Fridays f each month, at D. m. sharp. at N'. sonic nall. BPS Fourth avenu.
 sojourning and visiting nenl rH are requested to meet Sith us.
 HE. TAYLOR, Sec.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-08-09

For the information Of voters the Daily Alaskan herewith reprints in an abbreviated form, extracts from the laws governing delegate elections in Alaska together with the qualifications Of voters as ap- piled to Skagwsy:
 Each incorporated town shall constitute an election precinct. A suitable polling place shall be secur- ed. Polls shall be opened at S o'clock in the morning and remain open continuously until seven o'clock in the evening. Voting shall be by printed or written bal lot and shall be substantially in the following form:
 For Delegate From AlasSa
 ilnsert name of Candidate
 The ballot shall be folded by the voter so as not to disclose the
The daily Alaskan., 1912-08-09

The City of Seattle is due Sun day afternoon. She will bring SO tons of freight, fourteen local and fifty-eight round trip passengers.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-08-09

COLDS CAUSE HEADACHE LAXATIVE PROMO ouinine. the world wide Cold and Grip remedy removes cause. Can for full name Look for signature E. W. GROVE. a5c.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-08-09

Food cooked as it should be at the "white Pass Cafe" Only the best in the market Mrs. orloff King. proprietress. fl
The daily Alaskan., 1912-08-09

s5c for home cooked meal-- quick, clean service. Where? At the New Home Restaurant, Fifth Avenue. half minute from Broadwa.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-08-09

Henry FrseseutSA Phone 7e. Quick delivery. Baggage and expressing on short rotiCe, day or night
The daily Alaskan., 1912-08-09

None better and purer ;nan Gibson
 rye, Rainier and Olympia beer. Or. ders by phone promptly delivered. The Mascot 6.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-08-29
svedomite hospodyni. J. F. Sla-
ma, Tabor. S. D.

ma, Tabor. S. D.
Jan Beran cd Geddes byl zde
navstevou u roditn pres ned9li a
phi t6 pfflezitosti 81 pfedplatil ma
Independent. ObiIf kolem Ged-
des letos pry je lepsf nezli kdyko-
liv pred tim.
DR.. Herm. Khma, jeho manzel-
ka a jeff s~estra, ST.. Menclova 2 Chi
caga Sc zde staveli v nedeIi veter
u Jos. V. Wsgnera. Veil v auto
mobilu do Yankton F. M. Scobli-
ka, jehoz matka Sc v Minneapolis
poVazlive roznenlohla.
Kdo by 81 pf6l velk@ nedelni els
10 Gasopisu minneapolis Tri-
bune" Sc zabavn5mi obrSzkami a
S rdznostf zabavn6 a zajfmav6 Get
by, muze toto obdr$eti cd mlade-
ho Jos. Dvofaka kazdou sobotu
odpoledne a kazdou nedeli. Cena
8 eth.
2ho zaff Sc Dude We Wagner cd
byvati slavnost kter6 ptedef vsech
ny dffvejsf. Mlmo jin5ch zajima-
vosti, Dude Sc tam konat vzlet
eroplanu. Zvlastnf Wax ma omen
den vyjede z Yankton v 1855 hod.
r6no a do Wagner ptijede v 9:55.
Zpet pojede v 1880 hod. veGer.
Name ma prodej 6Getnf knihy
vsech velikostf. T6z tisknem YES
kere psaci politely pro spolky.
Rytiny vsech znaku spolk1 jsme OBJ
starali kter6 ma ohlaveni a jin6 We
CT vytisknem zaroven S ostatnim
tiskem. Nenf tfeba zasilati pro
ne ma vEehod, nebot je vytisknem
tax lacino jake jinde.
Josef Hala uspofad6 tanecnf "a
bavu v SIM Jana Sturmy v sobotu
14ho zaff, pfi kter6 budou rozda-
ny tyto ceny: 50 a lfstek k tanci
tomu jen& pfedlozf nejtezsf BRAN.
Dor; 81 so a Ifstek k tanci KIDD
pfedlozf nejdelsf brandon. Hud-
.ba cd tdborske kapely a kazdy je
uctiVe Evan by Sc dostavil.
Vefejna drazba Sc Dude odbfva-
ii ma farme los. BeGvafe, 6 mil ma
Jill cd a / mill zapadne cd Tyndall
v 1ter5 10ho zaff, 1912 pfi ktere
Dude prodano 6 konf ta&n5ch, 6
krav, % prasat petim9sfGnfch, sic
pice. hospoddtsk6 s~troje, n9co do
macfho nabytku, atd. T6z Sc pro
da Al akrG korny ma poll a IL tun
divokeho sena. Podmfnky; v OBJ
nosech pod $40, hotov6; pres $40
da Sc s mesicI Gas ma 8 procent.
Thos. Kronaizl. mattel. L. A
Eads, licitant, VIM. Thompson,
klerk.
Timto Sc dava ma vedomf vsem
tenn ienz doposud n~evysekali travu
ma cestach proti SWIM pozemkIm
| by CO nejdfive tax ueinili; jinak
Sc trava da vysekat okresem a OBJ
nos Sc pfipocte pc tax1 majitele.
Trava die zakona m6la b5t vyseka
ma do 25ho Gervence, ale mnozf Ii.
de doposud ponejvfc z nedbalostf
tax neuGinili. Jest to poslednf ma
pomenutf. Kdo tax v kratk6 do
be neucini, necht pax Sc nevy-
mlouva, Re mu nebyl dan Gas.
Vfbor okr. komisarI.
NGkdo star&mu Weliovi pry
ukradl policajta, kter6ho mel pos
taveneho ma strait ma stfeSe sv6 re
sidence. Starry pravil, Re takto
byl pfipraven 0 dobr6ho hlfdaGe,
ale nejvfc Sc mu jedna to by mu
1nosce, tomu policajtu, neublfzil a
a CO nejdfiv jei vratil. Doufame
ze Gnosce ma poiicajta vezme ohled
ma sediny a holohlavost maiiteIe a
nebude ma stara kolena WeIhovi
ztrpcovat zivot, nebot jak znamo
starry Welt jill ma poslednfch no.
hou stoif, a mali zivot kratk5, je-
no nohy isou je5te kratsf. Poll
Gait cd narozenf je hiuchon9mt a
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-08-29
Farnla ma prOdej.

200 akr1 krasneho pozemku u
Wagner, S. d. 160 akrn poll.
CeEa $e5, 90 akr.
j. A. Wagner, Tabor, S. ID.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-08-29
DOMACl zPRAvY.


Josef Musil byl v Platte ma "a
c6tku tJdne.
Koupim dive fury kornov5ch 81
SEX. j. A. Dvofak.
Pr. Jana Honera z Lesterville q
dftky byly zde navstevou tento IT,
den.
Pr Antona Fillause q Dante by
Ia zde navstevou u pfatel pres ne
deli.
Pi. Franka Kafky cd Wagner
dlela zde navstevou u pt6tel pres
nedGli.
Pr. Josefa a George Ptaka byly
nGvstevou u pfatel v Tyndall ma
zacatku tSdne.
Josef Baxa a jeho manzelka cd
Wagner byli zde navstevou u pf&-
tel pres nedeli.
Frank Ko6er a jeho rodina cd
Lake Andes byli zde navsteyou
pres ned6li u pfatel.
6 Poland China kanGik1 ma pro-
DEF, 4 mesfce stare, p~lnokrevne,
prodam lacino. Petr Heina.
Nezapome6te ma v5let do Three
Forks, Mont, v 6tert 3ho zaff.
Costa tam i zpet z Takora $36.
Jan Savlik z Linwood, Neb.,
sem ptijel We stfedu ma navstevu.
Jeho zn&mf jej radi videli.
Pi. Katefina Witzenova 2 Kan
sas City, Mo pc kratsi ~navstevs
zde Sc vratila domu v pondeli.
G.. G. Terrence 81 postavil ma
sv6 farme kornfk a chlfvec ma do
bytek v rozmerech 36x120 stfevf-
cich.
KazdS Sc podiva ma pozemky v
Montana u Three Forks 3ho zaff.
Pozemky jsou lacinS a brzy vstou-
pnou v Gene.
Dunn a lot ma prodej v Tabofe,
kr4sne misto v nejlepsf Gasti mes
ia. Haste SO u Pr. X. KoGer,
Tabor, S. D.
81. Louise Bayha z Niobrara Sc
vratila do sveho domova v pond9lf
pc ttdenni navstev6 zde u str5ce,
]. P. Cooleyho.
Sousedska z&bava byla uspofa-
dana ma farme George Matusky
minulou nedsli ma kterou Sc sesel
vetsf poGet lidu.
V nedeli hrali v Bon Homme de
vitky Breezy Hill a Pleasant
Ridge S v5sledkem 3 a 8 We pros
p9ch posledne jmenovane.
Stanislav Hanzl 2 Chicago pc
dvoum9sfGnf navsteve zde u sveho
stryce, J. A. Dvofaka, odjel do
sveho domova v GterF.
j. A. Dvof&k v dter5 rano byl
zachvacen bolestmi v kffzi na zdej
81 stanici take musel byt domu
doveden. Jeho STAY Sc zlepsil.
Minuly tSden phi oslave Yank
ton NELL zdejSl Tide pfilezitost wi
deti vplet vzducholode. Aviatik
Sc vznesl dvakrate v patek a v So
botu a vse Sc zdatilo.
Zdeisf spolek W. O.. W. uspo-
fada taneGnI zGbavu v Michlov6
sfni, v sobotu Tho zaff pfi nfz bu-
de uGinkovati taborska kapela.
Kazdy je uctive Evan by Sc dosta
vii.
Jan Homer koupil hostinec We
Virgil, mesto Sc $50 obyvatel, ~
mil jihoz&padne cd Huron, a prev
zal ffzenf t9hoa v pondelf tento IT,
den. Jeho rodina Sc tam odstehu-
je v blfzkS budoucnosti.
Pronajmu farmu o 100 az 240
akrech, ktera ma v5stavnosti slus-
ne a v nichz mdze Glov4k bydleti
a jenz Sc naleza v Yankton nebo
Bon Hommy okresI, nejmene ma
pet let. josef Salansk5, Tabor,
s. D
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-05
NHS. <. Y. uOfkENHTLL'S
 EMBARRASSING PARLOR

Your attention is called again to our modem hairdrcs ing pariors. We can give you the latest New York, London and Parisian monthly fish
 .ons in hairdressing. Will restore
 your gray hair to is natural color without dyeing it. Also treat the feet for all kinds of corns and banious. special attention is given to scalp treatment, shampcoiHg, mas aging and the manufacturing of human hair goods We lead because we cater to high class trade only At the same placc-1o2 Pine st. Phone 1533. | have nc connection e. business relat- iors whatever with Hattie E. II0ckcn- hull. 2-20 tt
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-05
Children Cry
 FOR FLETcHER'S c A $ . Rl A
TURNER BEDDING FACTORY

Wholesale manufacturers of all grades of Mattresses and Pillows, We renevate old Mattresses and make them like new. $l0,0oO,0o dollars worth of all grades of fancy CT plain ticking to select from. Send us your orders or call us over the phone No SAG and NC will send you samples and make you prices. Factory cor ner Martin avenue and state street
 3-22 If.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-05
L4DT K8CLEs sOsIAL GLIB M.
 3rd ANNUAL BALL.
 Tnna.r ' gt.. a.-t .-2
Fagies' Hall. West Second t5e.
 ADMISSION. *I.G4.

-Dr. Henry 2 C1sts Ea' sr1ss
 eraag from Pine Emf 4a@5a ze TeHt sunday .5 nsa.4 taa aeYa- ment ta~re Tor Hore 5s~g-9 T. aea pie taare, i. a1 aa.aa1.as- .5c oyer fae m9Te,nee- aud a-a .ena- jug fbeir asG5EsaEca g#ard a4 ac tics campaign D~ Gu.tts a,a.ei 1aat the e',leas of p.H~ Bln' iH- foad ,o prod le f of T ah' ra.a ger fo earre e8 : general sgssem- e.e campa.gn for HI.sHz-9Hads La. year s3dd ~a raised and ot uear one I fHa DuBGc schools #as par- chas4d sHa i#fro4e4-Li5eaz Rset Gazette.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-05
CITIZENS HtIRDRESs1NG pfRL0R

We reaf all l4a ordinary aeI@c5s .. ,Ao aktu 6ch as clearing mude1 ahia8, bleaching GU. Hse dlaag 8tsa=-s TT ss]lo& appearance, ob-.or1f = HrHl,lea and Bani8HiHg D akaea#z ead almplcs, 70 soy nothing of reduc- ing rednees in 9c9es acd cacek " aIse give ezDN foatmen E9E fallin2 hazf, oily seal dry and sca : sca}ps, sell as may other troubles o1 ta@ efud. Manufacturing T human hair fa the lafea at4les. Aleo freasin2 ae feet for all Kind 9f .na. bpa- I1as. i1stean nal infiamed. fired aH3 baraing z4at cbiI3laias and | irrita- Gona given relief gou have net al ready tried the tfea aenfs Or used the preparations D Dc mad in thi saop. ve urge gau 10 3jsit Hs in the 4erg ac1r future. Citizens Bank Buildng Poem 297. ecofd floor. Phone 1326
 4-5 I'm.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-05

Not for sala until Monday April s faen $290 wo4h for 99 cents Reap X Crawford Fmn ture Co. IT.
 We beg 70 aanounea that having completed the repairs at our stora
 " are better prepared to 4er4e your wants ia the MY of j Welry fae spr ng and sumner wear. A laFga
 eek and a wider laHge of quality md design awaits your inspection md approFal-A. G. X hn & Co, Jewellers 417 Main street. 3oGf.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-05
HOLLENBERG MUSIC COMPANY

The Hollenberg Music Company }i5 West second aVoAae, are making ztensive improvements in dec3rat ng and painting their warerooms When finished ifs stera will be one ,f fhc finest in Arkansas,
 They also aunounce several makes If Standard Pianos will Ec adaol 10 their many makes now carried by hem. The added pianos will be 3e KNABE. Worlds best pin FISCHER the pmo with the swa [ md lasting tone, Announcement will .c made latcr of their opening.
 2 2l 6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-05
INDIAN HERBS

The great blood, liver and kidns ' remedy which is absolutely guaraa feed 10 cure tbe following com- )laint8 sick headaches, indigestion rh umatism, constipation and etc For chiIls and fever ii has no equal Sold by A. M. Levfy, PIT l-2 ". Ear. St. Phone No. @97 3322 fl
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-05
HERRIrk HETEROGENEOUS
CHI-stMEL

makes eVerytH HR nHW Ct sF.V Fl AND ).tsfATTHEWG HARD
 WARE co.
 Base Balls, Bats, Gloves, Mask --al the standard Reach goods, gel the best, when they cost no more Fox Bros Hardware Go. Retail De paftment 3~2V IT --Dr. L. L. Cheatham. office POS 7 West Bnrraque. ID atails, 3rd doot Hlrom Commercial Ptg. Co. Office phone 1898. ReaIdenee phone 7l2.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-05

-WANTFD-A No 1 dry goods
 Nan, experienced in handling fancy lry goods. None but an experienced nan with best of references need lpply Apply to the Grand Leader. Pine Bluff, Ark 3-2S-ff
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-05
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 LOCAL AND OTHERWISE <
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We make and sell aTHlagz-- Reap & Crawford Turn t1rc C
 Chief Of Police Esaa paHt@.. sss confined t9 hls home yesterday 0y B. ness.
 s2.oO worth for s9 cents and special Dfie9s on ai1 rugs Monday. April < at Reap x Crawford f'a~,l= tar4 Go '. For 10 days we vii give 70 per cent scoHnt on Cut 9iass and fancy china. E. L. Owen. 3-2l f District Attorney T. HaYja %izon is again attending to bia duties after au illn sa Of two weeks
 Opportunity s2.00 worth for 94 eehz8 Monday. April z al Reap k Crawford Furniture Co. If Phone sg5 if you have any second baud furniture you want 10 sell or call IG7 East Third. II
 HEgRIfk REFRIGKRATORS
 si5.00 np.
 CLEVELAND DAfATTHEWs HARD WARE co
 "A SPRING TONIC schIitz Rock Beer on draught at T. r. Buck Co. Tine Heidelberg. cromweIi-iI8rper Go. (. A. Green & C.. 4-2 2 Two large cottonwood trees in thf court house yard were cut down yeH- teriay afternoon by order ef County
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-05

--Dr. William Crutctler ,8 II his 9T. flee after weeks Illness.
 We make and sell a8ninga- Reap < Crawford Furniture [.
 Mrs. L. W. Freeman was confined her home yesterday By illness.
 TIGER ROOFING
 CLEVELAND D,HATTHEWs HARD
 WARE co
 We make and sell awning Reap < Crawford Furu ture (.
 Wood and coal for sale. Call 1892 r. A. MeNULTY. 2 In
 DETROIT JEWEL RANGES
 t200 ID.
 CLEVELAND MATTHEW'S HARD-
 WARE co.
 We make and sell awnings teap 4 Crawford Furniture C.
 20 per cent discount OH cut glasz nd fancy china for ID days T. L )wer. 3l I. go cents will buy you $2.oe golfh Monday, April 5 at Reap ( fawford Furniture Co. [. Now iB the lime for garden toola we hays tlem at lowest prices CLEVELAND MATTHEWS HARD WARE co.
 "A SPRING TONIC Schlitz R9ef Beer on draught at T. c. Buck Co. The He delborg CronWc!I-llqrper Co. \ A. Green x Co. 4-2 2. Our semi annual rug sale q caturc of the seaNon $200 wortA f value for 20 cents, Monday, Alp : }-Reap Crawford Furniture Co. if Carpet and RuE Cleaning uphols eriug and awnings l1. T. Tou saini etephone l650, ; L. | FOR SALE-Ono hundred and six acres Of land; well situated for ruck farming, noar Pine Bluff and railroad Will bc sold at very req ,onable price Address G. l.. care 1 ,raphic. 3-23 If | A. f's tNp fil'l t,t H'iih''ft iS Nli'" ! | IS Uncle Abe, celebrated his c %hly ixth birthday anniversary yesterday md received the congratulations o lis many friends. Uncle Abo' ha3 been a Pine Bufiau since 1865.
 -By agreement the suit of Frant l Robinson, q negro, against the htor  Mountain railroad, for personal iH iuries sustained by the defendant il d wreck of q passenger train neas this city several months age, was ettled yesterday when the railroa5 company paid Robinson $t,ed0. Roh inson was represented by Attorney A. II. Rowcll, of this city, and the railroad company was represented by Attorney Powell and fVIor
 A lighed gasoline stove and seF- eral garments saturated with gaso- line in an air fight drying room at Gurhams clothes cleaning shop cu Pine street caused small hiazo yes- ;erday afternoon about clock The fire department Was called but tht tire had been practically di tin&Uished when the deprmeu arrived, Fhe dama&e will amount to ahcui $25.
 -tront yard fence with heavy gaNaui2ed gates to match ean be had u Cl.EVEl AND MAT'rHEN.s
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-05
UMBREi4LAS-. rARiS0LS

Let us recover and repair your umbrellas and parasols. We can recover your last summer parasol with q 1912 fancy parasol cover and you will have new parasol for Easter, Call or phone and We will show vou samples.
 PINE BLUFF UMBRELLA WORKS 402 West Second Ave Phone 4Sa
 5 i'm
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-05

Mrs. O. B. Palmer, Little Rock, 2e.t., says, my tittle boy had a cycle cough ". .th he measles, which was so severe he could not leep at night One bottle of I'oley's lonoy and Tar Compound cured him nd he has never been lothercd ince." W. L.. DeWoodY X Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-05

      shi  sm Fe t1I1 be
  eco i1a2 cei' ceE      Be
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-05
GALVANIZED ROOFING

all lengths
 CLEVELAND. M ATHENS HAItD-
 WARE, co.
 --Dr l. W. Parke. dentist, has re opened his office in the Dr. Miller building. 2l1 l-2 State St.. and will bf glad 70 serve the public. 4-5 6t Our sl55o Art Squares are ail gone but our Bucks Gas Ranges arc still going at $t5 50-Reap x Craa ford Furn. Go. t! County Treasurer CGrrin NJ Nchol, who has been quite sick for ten davs, was able to be downtown few hours yesterday.
 --C. A. Linaker the commission merchant, who recently shipped Il car Of poultry to eastern markets, the f,ret eyer shipped out or the state. is now preparing to ship an- oaher car. The fact that poultry market has been established in Pine Bluff has encouraged the rais ng 9i chickens and eggs.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-04-05
Isaac DreyfuS Go.

-$200 worth for 90 cents so I rug snec.ai Monday, April S-Re2o Crawford Furniture Co. t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-07
NOTHING NEW IN IT.

Votes for Women" the organ OF the
English militants, has been delving into
history. and has discovered that so taE
"a England is concerned the particlpa-
ton OF women II public affairs Is en-
tireiy according 10 precedent. Gurdon.
In his Antiquities Of Parliament" Is
given as authority for the following state
Tnents:
Women OF high birth sat IN council
with the saxon Witas. The Abbess Hilda
presided IN an ecclesiastical synod. In
Wighfreds great council at Becconceld,
A. q. 694. the ADDRESSES sat ana deliberated,
and I'VE OF them signed DEGREES OF that
council along with the king. bishops and
MOBILES. King Edwards charter TO the
Abbey OF Crowland. a. u. SCI, was with
the consent Of the mobiles and ADDRESSES.
who signed the charter. In the time OF
Henry III and Edward ! four ADDRESSES
were summoned To Parliament, namely,
OF Sha1tesbury Berking. ST. Mary OF
Winchester. and Wilton. In the reign OF
Edward III Mary Countess or Norfolk,
Allenor Countess OF Ormond, Anna De-
spenser. Philippa Countess OF March. Jo-
hanna Fltzwater. Agneta Countess Of
Pembroke. Mary de ST Paul. Mary de
Roos. Matilda Countess OF Oxford, and
Catherine Countess Of Athol. were sum
moned by writ 10 Parliament TO appear
there by proxy. II being one OF the privi-
leges of the peerage 10 act by proxy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-07
DR.. SHAW Rejects COLONEL
Says His Endorsement Of WON
an Suffrage Came Too Late.

rBv Telegraph 20 The Tribune.
Detroit, Sept. 5.-Dr. Anna Howard
Shaw. national president OF the Equal
Suffrage Organization. in an address 70
the Equal Suffrage Societies or Detroit
last night repudiated Theodore Roose-
velt and the woman suftrasist plank OF
the Progressive party IN bitter terms.
- have no use for Theodore Roosevelt.
she said. and many OK the, Bull Moosers
or Wayne County. who have been trying
for several weeks 70 gain the support Of
the Wayne County Suffrage League and
allied associations, were there u hear
the Remuneration.
Colonel Roosevelt discovered that he
favored woman suffrage only when he
thought he saw that through such pro-
fession he might gain the electoral vote
OF a state which has a representation OF
q In the electoral college
He Ia seeking the aid OF vcmen-not 20
aid the women. All ne is looking for 10
votes for himself The equal surragists
cannot afiliate with the bull Moose party.
Notwithstanding IT, suffrage plank For
myself. 7 do not dream enough 10 be a
Bull Mcoser"
DR.. Shaw was incensed over a story
printed in one OF the Ohio newspapers
that she had asc-ihec the defeat OF the
equal suffrage amendment IN Ohio 20 the
position OF tho Catholics. She denied that
sns ever made such statement and de-
nied that sh. believed the Catholic vote
was against the women.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-07
Housewives Hatred of Dust
Justified by Science

which such a large proportion OF the
deaths in this country are Que Ahe
suutl,uo deposited on the street oy the
vict,u is tracked over large area On
asphalt payements each wheel acts as
milestone grinding everything TO powder
20 be raised by passing yenlcies ana car
ried into adjacent windows Fortunately
this danger is somewhat lessened oy the
finishing OF the streets with water.
An experiment In model Ne" York
hospital. where all sanitary appliances LOT
keeping things clean were IN use. SHOWS
the wisdom OF the antiquary IN oojectlng
TO the disturbance Of his dust Twelve
germs settled on the exposed area duF-
ing FIVE minutes. but after sweeping the
number was 222.
In a carpeted New York tenement
house room the ordinary atmosphere
Welded 70 microscopic monsters IN I'VE
minutes. After sweeping the catch was
400.
The lesson OF all this az a season wnen
houses are being reopened for winter oc-
cupsncy is that any method Of cleaning
which does not utterly remove dust Is
useless To drive II from one place 70
another or shake II into the surrounding
atmosphere from a dust cloth 70 ind its
way back again in the first current Of air
is worse than useless. Better let II lie.
The vacuum cleaner is. OF course. the only
sanitary method yet devised for cleaning
things that cannot be washed. II removes
not only the surface dust but extracts 70
from all its hidden Iairs In rugs, portieres,
upholstered furniture. pillows, etc With
a vacuum cleaner. reinforced By dustless
mons and busters. something approaching
real cleanliness can be obtained Per-
feet cleanliness, alas Is still afar of. Cor
no individual house can be clean unless
the community OF which II forms part
Is clean also.