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The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1912-01-27
News Summary.

10 start daily newspaper IN new
York to be managed by women
and devoted entirely to their
interests. She declared that
women did not have fair repre-
sentation in the news of the day
and thought the time was ripe
for women to come to the front
editorially.
The House Judiciary Com
mittee has ordered favorably re-
ported the Henry resolution
changing the date of the Presi-
Dental Inauguration from March
4 to the last Thursday in April
and the terms of representatives
in Congress to begin the second
Tuesday in January instead of
on March 4. These changes
would be effective in April, 1917,
and January, 1918, respectively.
The current Harpers' Weekly
says editorially the name OF
Woodrow Wilson, it's candidate
for President, is removed from
the head of its columns in re-
sponse to statement from him to
the effect that the support was
affecting his candidacy injurious
ly. The editorial continues:
"The only course left open to US
in simple fairness to Mr.. Wilson,
no less than consideration for
our self respect, was to cease to
advocate his nomination"
President Taft has commuted,
to expire Immediately, the 15-year
sentence for violation of Ma
tional banking laws under which
Chas. W. Morse, New York banker
and "ice king" served two years
in the federal prison at Atlanta,
Ga. The commutation gives
Morse his freedom, but does not
restore his civil rights. Ac-
cording to the surgeon generals
report, Morse could not live a
month longer in confinement, and
even in liberty probably he will
not live six months. The report
shows he is suffering from a
combination of diseases due to
degenerative changes which are
incurable and progressive"
The adventures of a whisky
bottle which drifted with the
ocean currents all the way across
the Atlantic are told in letter
received from England by ]. G.
LAWN, New York engineering
expert. Mr.. LAWN threw the
bottle over the rail of a house
boat on the Long Island coast in
August, 1909. He left a card with
his name and address inside and
has just received response from
Merionethshire, Wales, saying
that the bottle was picked up
there December 20. 1t took the
bottle nearly two years and four
months to cross the ocean. When
picked up, the odor of whisky |
was still strong, according to the
Welsh preacher who found it.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1912-01-27

Mrs. William Rapp. known to the
music loving world for years as Nine.
Sohrmann Heink, will file suit for di-
vorce in Sc. Louis. She says her child.
rem are the cause of the disagreement.
"He could not understand them," she
declares HE has none and l have
eight"
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1912-01-27
Diamond RHhGkah Lodge No. 5. L0.0F.

Meets the Second and Fourth Monday of
each month at the F. & A. NJ. and 1. o. o. +,
Hall at o'clock from September l to April
80, 1911. All sojourning Sisters and Brothers
are cordially invited to visit.
NATHALIA BRossEMER, N. G.
GRACE 1. TRAvERs. Secretary.
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BeatfC Lodge No. 7, <. Of P,

Meets every Tuesday evening at its CASTLE
Hall on North Main street, at o'clock,
from October l to March 81, and at 7:S0
o'clock from April to September 30.
All Brother knights in good standing are
fraternally invited to attend.
JOSEPH REBALEATL O. @.
Attest: d. Z. NosrRosA K. e& z 81
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Railroad Is Completed
Hundred Miles to Sea

Notification has been sent to local
agents of the Florida. East Coast Rail-
way that a hundred miles Of railroad
has last been completed from the south
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-22

- llnier M1ent In Samiltuu III
Serr GonnrS grnd, 449 Sab 5nah.
straFe. Sea Sci. 476 U, Spme
Sbone 1851 ". 8
- Die Sisurg Der Groblogs Der
Obj 5elotps lam geItern bier gum
SdIub.
- Der polisiii GborIes Worton.
"a, uno aotbarins 6sa., 20, gsibe bon
bier, ippie Charlton 8atIon mbiies
burft, %, nno 4osIdioe alice Rdipls,
21, 8sios BON Wiooletoun, srIoRgten
5eiratbsIheine.
1rant uno s0drolb gonitinsr BON
mibbstotpn luurbsn BON ben Geihpos
rsnsn oes tb1tIiden 4Hsriffs auf 5ens
m WariiH fhulnig befuHben. Mm.
Gonitiner tpuros frsiseiprohen.
- Tos urtkil ikr Ssdnlen Dag
peoen llnisridlaeuns BON $500 gum
Rahtbeil Der eii.ngieber sllnipn ,purs
Be biHausosfhoben. um otm MngeiIcgs
ten. ipei6sr iaulhis pIaibirtt, gtIs'
gsnhsit gu ssbsr, bic f.bIsnotn GeIber
3uriidsu3obIsn.
Ron gster tprrbe rpesen Jabrs
lGTistsit nit isinsm automobiI pers
baftei.
2nfanbsr Stidier srtitIt etIttrn
pom Ri6tsr 8arb Dom. s5ue.nbasrihi
ben gefsb., ieiner Satin Cora p5s
hsntIich fir ben lnterboli isines Gins
bss $3.50 gu sobIen. G.idIsr nobns
jest In JubtandpoIis uro erbts iiingii
Gigentbum pom ieintm Batter. Die
5rou reidtt ipdtsr cine Steiounsss
.Iags i'm hisfesu Gsriht elm.
49, Suofon @eppineer rei6ie esItsrn
Elm Gjefu6 I'm ,inen Waftperpnlier
fir bic Som. guieoni3ins 60. elm.
Der ai6gsr unb 4norsiu g. 5dmiIs
Ton eriinoeisn DDS Geihdft i'm 5uli
1911 uno Der gritere besnhlis fsins
90Ifte hes StammiopitaIs i'm 9strngs
Don $542 elm. 5omilion erbislt einen
pottRtIihsn 2obn BON $40. psrs
fdumte aber Biz jsst f.in. 6dlfie sins
susabIen. Gr pia has gef9Gft taus
fen unb brott, ss su lhlisben. 90. 80.
Goodman puree oIs MoHsperDaltsr
ernanni.
- Jrau 5enrp 5irfn bon Wabifon
9Opnfbip 1T nit 6inisrlnHung bes
gattsn uno bier sinber i'm Ml.sr bon
"a 5dbren ssitorben.
Das 2.idenbesdnsnib bes friibtr
bier anidiTissn Npoik.srs Or. u.
Rpers. pelter In rplnno. GAL, lesis
Rode itorb. iinbet beute To9mittos
bier ftutt.
Glpoe Gnerped bate atnsrngnms
mitias Dor Der Wliami 8dllep RationnI
8ani eiHsn GrampfaHfan unb ftiir5ts
beipubtios nkosr. CT srboIte iih ies
bod fpdtsr.
- asutnont Sohn 8. Conner bon
benz ariegsidiff .Noniana" lift bier
auf qeiurb Eel Teir1en EIfsrr.
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m. Green, place $3.70. SbOp $3.50;
Sprinsbpdro, Gbon S7.7o.
JInfies Rennen - ] Wtik;
3idbr. unb GIters; g6rfe. $500: CT.
be Menik (Sis,Is), 80. Cir Denrah
|(Sbining), 1o7. Beautiful (Sobnion),
80. 3eit: i. 40 4f5.
Tutu.is besnbli: Grsm, be Wsnits.
Straisb: SO, qIaoe S4.40, Sbcp
$3.50; Cir Denrdh, gSIue, "a. Gboip.
$3.50; Beautiful. Sbon s7.50.
Genites Rennen - / Weile
uno 70 Durbs; 3idhr. uuo o!isrs;
gorIe $500: princeb Ganapan
.(5biGing). 113, Gagipb (TseGobep).
so. Warp 9apis (nenrn), 113. 3eit:
1.503.
MlutueIs besablt: prinesb Gallnfpap
Strai9bt $7.40, place $3.50, SbOD
$3.50; GoIiph. ylnee $500. Shotn
$3.50; Marp Topis. Sbon So.
i5lr bic teutigen Rtnn.n fino fol-
etnbe gferbe aHgsmeloet:
erfies Rennen ceiling: 2jGhrise;
5 JurIpngs: gsnonst 100, Mib Goitb
100. JaIIinpsatber 100, GrnsIt 8.
103, Usouis aihares 104, pOlIpWorib
1O5, 5on 1O8, 9orion 108. Ralpb
eIopo los, gotp<u 100. aaWoos 109.
Doripias la.
3tpeises Rennen 3lahrige; 81
sgurlonss: WtGcrtIs LOT. Ddnsee Ros
tions 10. 5obnOb 10. 5<!iOs 112.
0ritt.s Rsnnsn 3idbrise; ] 1i16
W1siIs: Ranaser Tlat 102, grs'umps
iion 104, Cir Wdricn los, godSpur
105. Spriit 112, Jrse 2anes 119.
0ier!es Renuen +Nsrhdnts' Sell
ing: cine WsiIs: Brig S4. 6ebss SO.
Gna grpiou 50, a,opoIb 80. Mtits
wool 100, WeIton Strset 102, 4spis
rim 103, goppertolpn los. Ring
Glpmpian 106, Sidr G'Rndn 106,
gkrrpolo 106, gsa 5pris 107, prines
Gal. 108. 8onau 100. SidrbotiIe 113.
JiiHfies Rsnnen - 6aHoicap; breis
jibrige unb d!tsrs: / l f16 WssiIe:Wi
ton Q 100, Snnbbin LOT. sbs Wanos
ger 10. glboms Grpreb 124. 9igb
pripats 126.
Sefiies Renntn - Ceiling; breis
jdbriae unb 6Ittrs: / 1/8 Wleile:
9aineerfisIb 96. gud 90. Sir GiIss
80. s,elens 103, grape 104, 9us pan
105. groBODer lot. Sanlp 108, Of
F.noi 112.
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" G II, y . Z {.

Die Neiuport Cfficc iar Sas Gin.
elnnatier 8olfsblatt" beiinoet I'D, in
No. 339 Yorf Straee, sssenabrr Dem
eonrtbaaic, iuDielbft Nenigfeitca, 9ln.
5ttsen II. !. iD. bis 10 lihr As Wsina.
ten Abenbs entsegengenommeu Der.
seE. Selephon Sonfh 240f.
- Der Repport 8ufnsb Weng
Club ertDdblte folgenbe Beanie: Bra.
foent. Willium 81. 4norefps; gneprds
fioent. 90. 6. Bolts; Getretdr So. u.
goans; 5baBmeifter, u. R. WeAins
nep; Iruitees, aoberi giIermann M.
5. Dorfel, Wfilton Marr, Gllsnortb
Rsgenftein. 80. U. patterfon. Die Ser
ren u. s. Wofett, 6. Rsgenftein unb
Dr. 10. u. Doune nurben als Rom.
missse ernonnt, um nit ben Rommif.
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3attsta mnb 0eaebme.

- Sn elmer Gisuns bes Benspue
Stabtrdtbs puroe Der Stants sSneer
Hleur initruirt, plGne unb Gpesifitd.
tionen su enttpsrfen, um ben Mbaugss
tanal BON Der Waibinstpn Apenus 3ur
Eieorigen WaHerlinie gu perldngern.- -
Der StabtanfpoIt unb MitsIieo 6ou.
mann fpurben in Elm apmmittee err
nannt, um NIT Der gincinnaiier Be.
borce betreffs elmer perniinftigen a.
Sulifeier an fonfsriren. - MIhe anD
Gbfdae miiHen ieparat sebaIten fpers
ben. - Das Rpmmittee fiir 0ffentIihe
gauten ion nit benz 4esn.en BON Bal
ts's Spernbous Riitfprahe nebmsn,
bamtt bas gebGubs Had llmsus Ger
itGotii6en Dffiesn ipieber In ben fri.
bersn 3uitano aeisbt miro. - Der
Shulratb unterbrsitets einen 9eridt.
bem9emdb er $24 ,0s6 fur ben unter.
bait Der S6ulen bsoarf. Die Stsuers
rate fon besbaIb 1uf $1.35 erb0bt ip~s
ben uuo tpuroen Dem Shulratb 55e
anitatt 5Oe per 500 erlaubt.
5srr Gpan RosnsImeier BON go.
244 Ban Boat Qtpenus piro in ben
ndbiten 5dgen nah Detroit, Did,
nit isiner 5umiIis um3isttn.
5rI. aliee goseIbad bon Doniou
reift bsute nlh 2ouispilI. Sur Stdots.
SonpsHtioR Der Qtbrer.
Gum Better Der Ct. 5rdnsistas
Girhe ftnbet am 26. Suni i'm apdoa
Slub on Der 6. uro gerrp apenus.
Tapton, elm Gnhrs itott.
Ssute Finbet i'm Riperoienpari
ON Der 3. uno gsrrp Sirabe. DapicH,
has SamiIienfeit oss D.utih amsr.
Staotpsrbdnoes uno oeHsn Ddmens
psrsin in Daptcn itott. 9rosbem Der
Giniritt frsi ift, Bat bas arranses
meuts 9ornmittes fir unterbaltun.
gen ausr 4rt eeiorgt.
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= . D Z n 4 I o n.

Die GUuluatDn Office fir Sas sGiu.
sinuatier 8pIfsblatt" beftuSct It'd i'm
@ebauoe Hp. 509-511 WaSiion
apeRne. 4nseigen, Nittbeilnnsex
nnS Seiteaungen irsenSpelfer Grt
nerSen bis 10 l1br abcnbs oaislblt
eutgessnasnOmmcn. SclcSbOu Soutb
1924.
Seifris erihieBt lid.
Gm. SeifriB, ein StanffeQner IN
elmer @irtbihaft an Der gofer uno
&eipis StraBe, p Sabre aft, ia8te iih
geiteru Wtorgen cine a1lgel IN oen
aopf uno mar iofort toot. Seifris. Der
Dor 10 Sabren infolge zines Rnofen.
traBeS ein 9ein perlor, mar in Lester
3eit iebr niebergeihlagen urtb flagte
iiber Sdlmer3en, iogeno, oaB er Die.
ielben nItt ldnger ausbalten fonne.
8erihieoene W2aIe orobte er ieinem
Seben Elm @noe SIT MAIDEN unb batten
iefne 8ertpanoter bereits anitaIten
getrOffen, i'm in einem SSnititllt un.
ter3u5ringeu. Gr i6eint glugit Dor elm
oerartiges SSnItttut gebabt 3u baben,
llno enoete geiteru ieIH 2eben, inbern
er ittl nit einem 3S.falibriaen Re.
polper crihoB. Die Rugel orang bin.
ter Dem re6ten Gbr ms 8ebirn. 60.
roner 7r. 25ames g. Giie fuuroe be.
nadrihtigt un6 belt einen cSnqueit
ab, Ter 8abriprud Iautete auf
SeIbItmorb. Seifris Iogirte in Ro AZ
Sefpis Strabe.
- gr aongreBubgeoroneter ..
Stnn 8oot un0 Satin iino naf
Nfaine abgereIit, Doielblt Serr Good
8eneiung bon ieiner angegrifienen
8elunobeit erbofft.
- Pin Der Bife un6 9tuiiea 4pe.
f11hr Jrauf Rte'elman, BON Der 4tbep
@nenue, auf ieinem 3rpeirao uno traf
glmer Setft, BON go. 833 U9nin Ctr.
easnfolge oes 4nprals fubr oos 3ipei.
rao 8uriid uno in oas automobiI BON
Wc2Sntnre BON Cincinnati. 9ieieIman
erlitt fhmer3bofte gerlesungen an
oerffieberen 4orpertbeilen ur6 Seiit
ertttdm nit leidten Snutobidiirfun.
gea 3as 31ueirab nntroe oenlctirt.
- Sberlep @breb, geo. ii gpr6
gpenue tpobnhaft, berifIete, ooB elm
ShIeihbieb linn cine 9ln3abI Rlei.
hunasftife aus Dem Sai1ie geitobIen
bGbe.
- Clifford Retlinger, go. 80 Rife
gtrabe iuobnbaft, miro ieit Sem 13.
ssiani aus ieiner @obHung permiBt
Or binterlieb eineu grief in oem er
ieine Wfirtter eriufte, linn fir ben
Shrttt ben er getban, 5u per5eiban.
Observation-Disclosures 6. Clint,
fir Elm sfpeiitofiges gnfiteinbaus an
Der IL. Strabe, 5rpiiben Der Sbort
WaiH uHo 9ulod Ctr. $500; 8.
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llafaae.

- Der a8 Sabre oIie 6enrp Durs
rsl BON 9shmon Rooo uno Glberon
Apenus fiel seit.rn an glenfpcp aDes
nue. pon feintm Wugsn unb Sog ii4
fhlimms inHsrs 9erlesunsen Su. Der
Werungliidie tpuroe bimgebrahi, no
tin ar3i isinsn 3uitanb ala Scientific
t.5.ihneis.
- Der 5 SABRE nlte Gicnep
Stnors BON $40. TAG 6Optins Ssrabs
nuroe geiierH nohe itiner elteriihsn
Wobnuns BON tinsm Wasen Der 4mt.
rieon paper 60. underground. isno6
gum Uliid nur Ieiht Derlett.
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2otal /. 6eridt.
Sau.G u.GrlanbmikiAeine

Die Darnsr GIeDotOr Co., Sprinp
OroDe ans. uno alfreo Ctr. Gobriss
gebaune. $1,000.
Jr1u 4nna Bran, 6orriion Mpe..
nabe 5segaraDe.. sDeiitOdiges 5rames
gebdube, $27o0.
Urou u. SommerfieIb, Ulii6e[l
NDe.. nabe CLINTON Springs, aHbsrts
bolbf0diges Hadfteiu. uub frame,
0ebdube. $1,000.
Jobn 6aud Hremins Co.. gabieits
ber DoptOn Ctr. llmbou oss MoI3.
bnuIes. $500.
Marner Gl<notpr Co., 2623 rs
Spring GrpDe ape.. ein 4 nab 3fddi.
,sss Gabriissbdubs ~, 900. I
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Di. ssitrigen Rsnnsn srsaben fOIs
esrhs RtIuliais:
Cries Rennen-5 Jurlonss:
2obona, ,l10 lG.eels). ssponnsn; Jtan
0rep, 105 ((sftsp). speiits; aalinta.
103 l9snrn). brittss. 3eii: 102.
So Mutusls be3oblt: looona. $7.40
Straight. S4 place. $3.50 Gboip;
JeanGrsn, $3.50 place. $6.80Sboip;
Halinin. $3.50 Gboip.
3neitts Reunen - 8 s5nrs
longs: Golisp eInps, 112 (GbilIing).
srfits; Jafobits. 108 (Minsfielb).
stpsiies; Galali, 106 (GOofs). briiies.
3sii lis 1i5.
So Wlutuels bs3oblt: GolIsp Globs
$16.70 5u gefpinnen. $8 place. $4.20
Stotp; Jnfobii< 1920 place, $10.1o
Stop; Golofi $3.40 Gbofp.
Drittes Ntnnen Sd ;Jurs
longs: 6afpiborn Ill (GOofe). gtlpon,
nen; Qobbp 106 (6enrn). 5iDeists;
5cunbotiou 103 WouI). brities. 3sit:
1.07 1f5.
% Wautusis bes1bIi: 9atpttprn,
$3.50 Gtraisbi, $3.50 place. $40
GboD; Rpbbn. "a g3laes, $2.70Ebon;
lonnbation. IS Ebolp.
WtsrfeS Ntnnen 8 Gurs
longs; 3idbr. unb 6liere: H6rjs; $500
Rcheauy MtGabep). 107, 3. N.
@reen (@oclt). 107. Gpringboorb( (Dn,
Ipis), 102, 3eii: 1.13 3/6.
Muiu<ll bsjoblt: NolIecur, GtroistI
9l220, place e6.6o. G5aD I llso; q
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Mns ben l0erid3tsb sb6fen.

Die Reutirt'fne Gbepdits. - 4m
Nontos erfOIst bic Gnsf6eiSuns tn
Der alimentenilass Der Grou. -
Gtreit um bas ainb. - Bancroft
Der MeGIure GpRs' 60. - Gheir
bungs angeleseHbeiten. - Jrdu
Rarp Beer psrtlogi ben poIissidef
auf $15, 900.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-22

I'm gonmnnn's Dittlpenbeimait
finoei nioraen Rndruittaa 2:30 llbr
Bottesoienit ifott, Der pen Vaftcr
Shobe BON Der benihen Woptiiien.
airhe geIsitet fpiro. Jrennbe Der Mn.
itait iino sur Ibeilnobnle nfn @ottes.
bienit eingelnDen.
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gobtiid,er Tal.

5oiporb Sh<lI. 7 WfonGie oft. 80.
2050 ulortnee 4Dtnue, srlos ben Wers
Itsnnsen. bic er iih bei sintm Stur5e
aus Der miest susssossn bate. Dos
aiHp batis iih BEL bem Mnfnu bis
Wirkliduls ihiper perltst. Der Gos
ronsr Durb< bsnnhri6siet.
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Wcriu6tc
Gietctt
9oftore,t
Nein etben wurbs BON Eernna &C.
rsttet.

serr e. o.
ssobHien pOm
Green b ing.
2G. ftrsibi:
esIi Dob.
rfn Itsi 10 ar
asisrrA. Ser
srsi NabrsH
iiaHS 10 icon
nit sfnem
5Fb imGrab.
&c Sfvfntie
heben aerBie
nn.b aiHa auh
sn eineuT ta
icrrt z pe sialls
lfea Tn et
eegis.eer uHir
msbrere Engs
ten sReessin
bra Tag aah
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-22

10 fewHis tanm bnHaerf patss ssbsn seHf
ns.n dlEsrifben sa rEafssE.
-agftHe 1seRnbe rtslhsn mir. 9svnHa sn nss'
met. iire i8 isai e. Sect sahle in, aaa &C.
rrHa asin xessa asrstff kas ds iii bic bette
HeSisin BET 2seIt. aHb t6 metis, Hs8f obHs
bigielbs feiH
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-22

sd peiB nidt, atnb<r. Jbr feib
beuts ale 70 Deinerlid stitimmt?s
.RanH f4on fein, trtr babfn beuit
Riibrei gsoeffeu.1
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-22
81 q III | Ito n.

- itnier asent in Samilipu III
Srr Gonarb grnf, 449 Sao 5nai1.
strafe. 9ea Sci. 476 a., Seme
Rbone 1851 ". 8
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Uerf hiebenes.

Marp Qouris permaht ibrsn Rahe
LAB su slti6en 1bsiIeH ibrer 1ohisr
Clara unb ibrtm Sobn Gusene. Jobn
3. GiIiisdn Dirb gum Qa4IabperiDa!.
ter ernoHnt.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-29
DESTROYER WILL BE
LAUNCHED TUESDAY
By international News Service.

PHILADELPHIA, April 2S.-Mrs.
John r. Mclean Of Washington, wife
of the millionaire publisher, will be the
sponsor for torpedo boat destroyer NO.
40. which is being completed at
Cramps shipyard. The boat, which vii!
be called the Beale. will be launched
Tuesday. Mrs, Mclean is daughter
Of Lieutenant Edward Fitzgerald
Beale, United States navy, after whom
the boat is named
Before nching brief reception
will be given for the sponsor when
Mrs. Henry S. Grove. wife OF the presi-
dent Of the shipbuildjng company, will
be assisted in receiving Mrs. Mclean
and her party by Mrs. Cornelius Ste.
venson. Mrs. Charlemagne Tower, Mrs
George Willing. Mrs. William 4. Dick
Mrs. George Willing, Jr., and Mrs. Jo-
seDh w. Powell.
The Reale is tic sixth boat Of its
type to be finished by Cramps for the
United States government
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"Woman's Work Is Never
Done"

1t is the faithful woman in the home
who does the cooking. sweeping, dust
ing, washing and ironing, ambitious to
keep her home as neat AS pin, and
often having two OF three children who
require care and attention, who calls
for our sympathy, OverworlI is the re-
suit. Outraged nature asserts itself In
time and female troubles appear.
Such women should remember that
Lydia E. Pinkham Is Vegetable Com
pound is the exact medicine they need
when their strength is overtaxed and
female weakness and arrangements
make life burden. For nearly forty
years it has been the standard rem
cdy for such troubles.
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Possessed No Jewels.

He possessed none of the celebrated
Astor family Jewels. They were willed
hy Mrs. William Astor to her daugh-
ters and their children and in part 70
her daughter In law, Mrs. Ava Willing
Astor.
1t is also learned that at the time OF
her marriage In accordance with the
custom of the Astor family inaugural
ed by the original John Jacob Astor
Ava Willing Astor signed over her
dover rights IN the estate for a set
tlement This settlement was the in.
come on $2,o00,000 which she was TO
have only after the death of Colonel
Astor and then only for her own life,
time. Thus during her married life
with Colonel Astor she received moth
ing whatever except what he chose to
give her.
His allowance to her was $500 n
year and this was all the money she
had for her own until she received q
legacy through the decease of certain
members of her own family.
At tho time of her divorce Mrs. Ava
Willing Astor rclinQuished her rights
to the settlement and received in place
of it, for life. the income on the prop
erty known as the Knickerbocker hotel.
The knickcrbocker hotel is worth
about S2,400,000 and her income from
$780, 900 year This income she will
continue to receive as long as she lives
but on her death it will revert to the
Astor estate, which Will then be pos
sessed by her son Vincent. This Ie all
she ever has or ever Will receive from
the Astor estate.
Muriel's Share.
At the same time it must be remem,
bered that her daughter, now only JIG
wears old, will have from $4,000, 900 to
$7,000000 and her son approximately
500 900. .000
Another remarkable fact concerning
the Astor fortune is revealed in the
statement that when Miss Madeleine
Force married Colonel Astor. she signed
away all claims to any dover rights 1T
the Sestate for 2 cash settlement OF
100000.
Therefore, herself or her family OF
her friends will have TO opportunity to
contest the will and she has but one
chance to increase her fortune. That
will be in the presentation of a pos
! luminous heir. The arrival Of this heir
has been confidently predicted as due
at anv time after the first Of June.
Although the first Mrs. Astor is has
tening to America in response to cables
| from her son, it is hardly probable she
VIII make her domicile in her son 's
house when it is occupied by the sec,
| ond Mrs. Astor.
This leaves the second Mrs. Astor
still girl in her teens, in possession
| Of the family mansion and IN close
contact with the principal Astor heir
who is not yet Of age. For the coming
| five months he will still be under the
guidance of the trustees Of the estate
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| if the child is girl and mequalIy II
| boy.
Therefore the unborn Astor child is
worth. reducing the startling situation
To cold figures, 81 least 81 100000.
But this fact, startling In its sug.
gested reality, provocative Of apprs-
hension. doubt and mystery, ceuteriug
the hopes. fears and longlngs of ever
branch of the family about the bed
side OF tho second marriage, Mrs. Astor
- not 80 remarkable as the situation
in which Vincent Astor is placed
Fortune in Fee Simple.
The Young man is not OF age. In
FIVE months he will be > wears of age.
Aud he is the first man in the lneal
descent Of the family who Will hold his
fortune III fec simple to do with as he
pieases. There will be no trustees to
watch over him, as there were to watch
over his father, and III he chooses TO
make a will or 10 mako any disposition
of his property in his own life he will
he in position TO do with it as he
plcases
1t is believed that the only import
ant business which induced his father
TO sail on the Titanic was to arrange
papers which young Astor should sign
on the attainment Of his ma lority,
which would maintain the estate in
trust through his lifetime and for his
heirs. as it had been held through four
generations OF Astors.
The tragic. unforeseen death Of the
father thus thrust upon the sou a bur
den that no Astor since the first has
borne.
The only personal home of his own
which Colonel Astor was in position
~ Il.
up the Hudson. Its disposition and Of
such floating moneys rs he might have
possessed was the only volitional pow
or he had. The remainder OF his tesla
ment in this regard is all that romans
for the contemplations Of the two fam
lies united to him BY marriage, the
WIllings and tho Forces.
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.sTla Balkan Princess" she OF the lit
lug sonG aud graceful dance, comes TO
The Colonial tonight and tomorrow night.
10 toll In n burst OF song tho tale OF her
trials aud iriuuphs. her piques ana re-
lcntings II IL a story of love and no
nance, seJuciivcly charming. embcllishcd
with roaxing melody and contagious COM
edv. Coming direct from an engagement
Of more than six months at the Herald
square and Casino theatcrs, New York.
Louise Cunning and her original sup
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Will Reply This Week.

WASHINGToN.' April 2S.-President
Tafts answer TO the Lodge resolution
asking for information on supposed Jap
anese territorial acquisition OF Magdalena
Bay, Mexico, will be sent TO the senate
this week.
On his return from Massachusetts to-
day President Taft had a long talk with
Secretary Knox. and II was said. dis
cussed the Magdalena Bay incident. II
was said tonight tho presidents answer
would probably not be sent TO the capital
luntil Tuesday.