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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-11-19
RAYNER GROWING WEAKER,
Physicians Hold Out No Hope e
Senator'S Family.

Senator Isador Rayner of Maryland
who is suffering from neuritis at his
residence, Eighteenth Street. is growing
weaker, according to a statement made
by his son, William B. Rayner. last
night. His physicians are not holding
out hope to his family of his ultimate
recovery.
In reports late last night, the Senator
was resting comfortably. Throughout the
day he had intervals of quiet sleep, and,
considering this critical condition, pass
ed a good day. free of the acute suffer
ing of the earlier stages of his malady.
The Senator is fully conscious his
condition. and in his wakeful moments
he talked quietly with members or his
family, doing much to cheer and con-
sole them.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-11-19
T0.DAY'S SELECTIONS.
BY New York Telegraph.

NORFOLK.
First raCe-Fairy Godmother,
Fly by Night, Pixies Peak.
Second race - Norbitt, Lamp
Black, Lizzie Flat.
Third race-Caugh Hill, Gro
yer Hughes. Bosom.
Fourth race-Altamahs, Carl
ton G.. Patton.
Fifth race-E1ack Chief, St.
Regis, Towton Field.
Sixth race - Herbert Turner,
Berkeley. Ragman.
Seventh race-El ORC, Idle
weiss. Apiaser.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-11-19

This growing impotence with Russian
diplomacy has been marked for long
time. Up to the present the diplomats
| have been allowed free hand, but this
idea that Russia has been the dupe OF
England and France has been growing
stronger and stronger, and has nearly
reached the breaking point and when
It does, no one can say what will be
the result. The power will be wrested
from the diplomats and Russian policy
will be dictated by the mobiles and the
army.
And it is there that is found the spirit
of the Slav. Under their guidence. Rus
STA would make the Pan-SlavIc cause
crusade. Therein lies the real dan
ger, which Is not at all understood by
the people, who take Russian policy from
the lips of Sazonor. A burst of feel
ing will sweep him away, and that may
be easily brought about. A little more
presumption on the part of Austria
or a defeat Of the Balkan League. might
do It. Furthermore. Sazonoff may be
forced to resign at any moment. and
Count White, well-known to Americans,
take his place.
Public opinion in Russia is not as in
England, of the masses; It is the opinion
OF the, classes. A growing Impotence
with their diplomacy. a growing conf
dence In the army, and above all, their
enthusiasm for the cause Of the Slsvs
against the Turks, their perpetual enemy,
at any moment may force the Emperor's
hand.
Let US consider the question from the
point OF view OF the masses. They regard
war with the Turks as their heritage. In
the disastrous japanese war they had
no enthusiasm; 1t was used as a lever
for social agitation. an opportunity for
revolution. But war with the Turks!
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-11-19

micrometer used By Swiss watch company acr1i-
rately measures parts TO the hndredth Of MILNE
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-11-19

Cambridge. Mass. Nov. 1S-The
Harvard squad was in good shape to-
day. despite its fierce battle with the
heavy Dartmouth team Saturday. but a
light practice session was the coachs'
order. The team will most likely face
Yale in New Haven on Saturday with
its regular lineup. The team will go to
Pennington. Conn, Friday, for the re-
naming time
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-11-19

Moving pictures. their development and production
mean steady employment in all the branches of the
business for about 900 persons in the United States
Moving pcturs. their development, and production
mean steady employment in all the branches Of the
business. for about 5000 persons in the United
States.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-06-13
BARN ses eeben&
NJ bes ~ berAas ssttss eszhntA1sS1afsii
NersttsRiaErtR.

Der &arrpf 9eeen one @erdd6s fou
Fth aif ole 8efmrphIns nuniiteu
26rnt3 beidrGtfen; Die 9latsf9liebuns
aIIer @er6taibe lit eiHod isR1u0aIia
iulo aud ni9t eirmaI tpiinfdenstpert.
ba, ipeHn ole GerGui6e uufh0rterL,
allies 9eben ins Stoden eeraten
piirbe. 9as bat iiineit Der boadnbiidc
Bbpaiolcg RrUfeiior Suoor6erlater
fonftatteren f0nuen. 3spaap6emnfer,
10 egS16lt 6as Barrier rSournal"
bru1ubte fir getpiiie Stibien rings
i'm ftH obioIute Mqi5e. I'm iie au
er5ieteIt IieB er it9 etnen fltbiiden
Rairm bouen, oeIen mebr oils Sspei
Ueeter oide @dn6e Gus ntebreren
SdiGben iiolierenSer Stofte beitan-
ben; bic eirdeIHen SfiGten tparen
bon efnnrp6er 6urH 9,rftfd,id)ten se.
tre1tnt. 8u ben iioIierenSen StoTeu
geb6rten 5fosbaar, Ei,ff, SoI5. SarS,
8iHsftein. 8anert: mn san5en alto
fed1s irneLsidartige, neberteinonoer-
gefests 6&ihten, ears dbgefebeu bon
BEN etneeihobenen 2uftmdtrosen.
Sh1berrSefe, JiISbeoen unb Giir tpa-
rem geroa 10 tonftrt1ert. Sn bos
8trnier fonnte aIio bon diiBsn fein
3o,rt 4snsinbrineert uHb bic @e'
rd49e. bfE Inn Sitnern bes 8iut-
mers HToeterE tptrSen burb Die
BdrtSe niht ettpa BLOB aeb1nupft,
fonbern fie erIoid,en io3ttiogen reit-
los uuo trotoem Ieiitete bel oiefem
NuApu4t6 bon Worfi6tsmaBnubnten
6tefes eerGatfIoie 8Truter Dem Bro.
feffor nift Die 0ieiHte, bic er iid
srbofft bdtte. Ebeoretiid bdtte in
benz 8immer oas Sdhpeigen 0es
@rdbes berrihen niiifeT,. oo, tpie ge.
foet, ielbft ole itneren 9erdlihe nibi
bic aeringfte gteionon5 fanben. Sr
@Hsliffeit aber bot ieoer, Der in Dem
8innrer tpeilt. ben Ginoriid, aIs OBJ
es boil ME auFborerher @erdiffbe iei.
@odifde iinS oos nRo1it,en" bes
9ebens oeS IN benz 8inrrner tpeiIen-
ben menfhen ielbft: oas SerGlfd,
bas bic ghitpeIIen oerurfnben, iuenr
fte nit ben 8dsp6er Der 4rterien
in 8eriibrttng touunen, bic @suls-
i6I6ge, 6as Steigen Der S1fte, Die
8irSunaen itno 9rebungen Ser Gin.
gepei6e, 6os &ntirren bes Mogers,
Sas go6eu Ses Screens, oas glt1ner
ii. i.tu. @s eibt eben mir elm ein-
Bises dbioIittes Sftpeiger: 6as
Sdhpeisen bes @rubes, unb Dos I'll
aii1 nod nift einntol fiher.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-06-13
Stsine i'm Siermassn.

DAB Siere Saro unb SRine Der.
idIuden, bic pabri6einIi9 bel Der
Rosentdtigteit gapiHe Dien1te lei.
iten, At cine befannte @ri9einung.
10 Sab aud bic gapobaLide Reoens.
art, San6 reinise ben Rasen, haInit
in Suiautmenbane itebt. Die uteiften
Siere pflesen iith aber nuf tleine
6rembf6rper Sieier art au beidran.
fen, bod 1T es Ridt tIriHier Der Gon.
Rit ben @eitea aiisseitOrbener Rep-
tiIien iinS unsGbtis oft Steine ge-
funben tporben, bic mir ais ioide
Wsaaeniteine erfldrt tpsroen fowReu.
8eion6ers baufis fItS biefe 6uRoe
bel ben rsberbIeiDfeia 6es bsrabu.
ten BIefioioairiis gensadt sporben,
un6 bon bieiem Eier Der 9reibsoeit
taan es Sobsr fainH beolpeifelt tper.
ben, baB es setpobubei@ntdbig rno
Az einem setpiIien 8sped erobere
Steine perfdIudts. Sett bat Dr.
weoo6ie in Der rSeiessee" etnen nenen
geabpeis Safiir erbroGt 6oB bieier
groah au& oi,f ntanae lebenbe Rep-
tiIiea lbereesangeR III. Gin iolder
Stein{dIuder Ut be fogenannte ge-
bSrrte GibedSe, be i'm Beften Der
Rereirsaten Staoten borfoulrnt. Gin
ueibIsdes egeupIor bieies Eieres
r;ss In Is;nsm Waeen 20 etpos ab-
oeriebere 4rudNhide zines @efteins
o,.f. Sie eiaer 2aDu dbnIia fob @ini.
AZ Der &teine tporen i'm Bergleid|
AIR @rSse aes Eieres uls iebr srob
81 beaeahreH. Ser Naeeninbolt Der
GiSedSe nor Rir ben geotirfort9er
os,[h nod in elmer anberen Sirittl
iniereIIont, Senn es fanben ii4 BARN
9oO oroRe rote elnreifen. be in iener
@eaerb bur9 Die Grridtung srosei
0Qeitpr elm oilffollenoes Werfmol De,
aunSSnoft biIoen. BabridetHiid
rimuttSie gtbe&{e. pern fie aiit oei
Sod0uon ben Snieffen 1T, NIT oieier
easS Die Steine auf. NIB fie oiener
Is poh sHr beIonoerea 8errnnbI'tnt
hev yeuhrfsna I'm WeneeH. llebrtoeni
Itsb ifnuit aud bei ben @eiten gro
errr 6aifiSde oats Der Rretoeoet bel
SanSerts tart dbeertebener uno tell
neiSe aeruoe5u polierter Steine &c
fsnSen poroen, bic eIeihfans al
HanqeafteiN au betru4ten itue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-06-13
GiSemb abn Seittabefle.
SsIasars, eadapaHns unS BsitsrH DaeH
eu Graft ben 81. Suut 1906.


Sn araft ben 81. Suut 1906.
9ssti&-NuIdat Serdnton fir R.p grri
"a, Dos 3.2N, sos. q 100, 1920. Bcrrt.'
solo. 3.25 uub 3.40 NdGmittdas. Hiir
ss,r gorl uub TbtdbsIpbid, nm 500 Born.
1910 uuS s.35 std6mittdas. BhT
gsbsbarua. $40 @d&miitaas.
@arsJts-asrssuHaI nm t.f5. 8. 25u 300
gRoy., Sc. 6.4OuuS II .tnsfddmitiads. Riir
Biustduteu, GImtrauue apif&traoticutn nm
f0.i0 Mor. uWk or Ta@m. Nar Se@tap
e5vydeus, uus tttied. nm f.f5 5 prS 6.25 Wsr.;
f.55 Gla%mtttnos. Sswsde. SSvvceufs unh
iftied aud uu q. .25 @nr. TSuii tdaIt&. nusdt.
fuutrAtr Seuutnoa. adr meuiroft I'M o.hn
Rpr.. .O5 uub 6.40 RdIm. Rt6pITcr Nc
scucSnitsu. am l.o0 @aGmittnds. @tna-
tautbtsuNeep utdtirn nm 6.f5gld6miiidas
EIaewtahuvn DihiH0H-gsrIdh'cSrrn Srrn-frr
FIR Rprtbuu,tsrIdnt Tim 6.35. 10.20 Wpr.
1.55 uwN s.i0~d&m. Rhr TIvmcuth nm q.0t
gd&Hiltdas.
Souutdass8fae.
@HSIi&-War Hew grrF nm 2.05. 3.2f
sos nnb f0.2n RSratnst s.25 urt 3.4C
gldmm.
-RarbUS -aHr 9uWaIc Tin f.fI. mi
R.o5. wsr. tf.55, 6.40 unt fi.f0 wdHm
Nfr Rinobartipu iinb aWiTHenRdtipnen. 9.0(
nre 1910 Rormttidds.
VHTsaua6nrn TihiHau teScrdnici
nm t0.20 Tsnr. uwN 6. 10 Rd6mtitdas.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-06-13
eadasuaHua & Bbnmina NnUsh.
CQaureI qtute.1

3~H&tr Trrartrr urh sniVta-~-rrs
aHdt sesFdNtn Sudutcu nm m. nm 4 IN
4. m. 500 uuh son wcrnsrS. Nm 5.lndprr-
atns an @s&tutdder uut ave -nGfr'ns-N'
,vdH,td Winuttn. uuh um Ton @crdsue ~
@crutndeu uut ale rdHfoTds~As ,mdu,fo spi-
rusew Ms HvN t-FuHss 80 m gfo6ts, tr TiI.
f.sss,avre ~ Spiurlsu fH6tsr arenwwt-s.
Gvsv.a,aas. .uur " Titissrr nrbnfsert. ~sv-
ItstH SrauiDu due S'unSs tddIi1. dnso'.
n,masn Sonutdas uub Reitfsdaen. Spn 7.fc
TRcTAens Ma 7.toMNersa .wNS tre9er SRI.
Res-Ddrrs IN SRiHuien fpdter eir.
Oestrtv TferH,~ifxs~ Grvausrr. Was Nut
Yivs, SuRa TdrF. aJeisrsburd uub Duumcre.
@i'Ns~+h'SEau FHr -'NSdksFs-Asrnts 3hal
Sratia ardft am 8. SuItf907.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-06-13

nignrpwaide a.s EusntitieI. an-
gsiudene @oto. urn SiI6sria,ben
perosn adrt3 beI NrS bIanf. ncnn
spon nit eiuem nit 8igarrsna;de
bOSfreuteu GIoasuISppben Sariiber
reibt; IN oerfsibee @eife l6Bt iid
Anpfer, Hlferi6s, TstfADa 8inf iiFp
ren<gai:. Sinb ri&tser Slede aui be-;
SsSett eeparHubeH paeboIIm, 70 be-
Fsazttst nurn be aidR a,Ioor nit emit
gen ErppfeR eereinieten BetroIeim
,aso passt bDHHt ben @eeeHitor6. @r
r6<n hn,n bss @ernd,es tueger uebr-
Esu1s NIT kasen GuKer abeefpiill
aHsb NH einem tDei6en Eit1e blaui
gerieben.
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Sinniprnd.

gridt unter Dir Die Bride,
9a,P nidt, 6oB @ottes Sduo
Did aus oem 8aiier siide
lln6 bebt ans trodene 2ato.
@ctt tpoIIte iih erbormen,
9qs er Dir Grme COB:
geln ruore nit ben arnlen
did ieIber aiis Dem Ssrdb.
SO. 80 q dernaSeL
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-08-16

b . : 1|
We'll. guess they had good
time," he said, comfortably. Il came
over to talk to your Aunt Judy"
ITO Aunt Judy?"
YES, and / can't keep my happi-
ness to myself any longer She has
promised to marry me and be my
hMA4sW th0aAf29D 90lV19
= What. stamm1eEsd Natalie; Why.
Aunt 2idJs t6b1ad1to gatE1f1eaJI
ydSsrah FL i lfSzAfs ss' stSaf
Nataliercan't you see that she is beau
)AG 6hd thai ehSGlad fGqaD ifghe
lived in tewn the mem you'd Worship
her ! ild | E06eO 1A6Mbe 6ktOt}G
pearls, alYays-great ropes of them.
G6e a5itd OsaNhBm N1d Hne
4@ iIiiss saU0 sa@ sanwdivshua
Natalie looked at him IN a stunned
sfashtsh ladd Bpas-bRa&1 is a N
But that night as her aunt helped
yhg btaDfsft @OId b@f& OBJ.
said ..Pearls- and dlamonds-and sa,
bles-why, Aunt Judy, you will look
wonderful-you are beauty-and to
hink-we never knew!" xKT
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-08-16

--------fyE08 xIrY - 1<xn4yo 1vf7r1|---nuYfy-
| lunch There xss ~ xmericsn 1om t
| an selling fsca iSit 'tk e' dooofstyps. II.
Hale 4eds S6ef 'dhD!ey s6Sr s1WaNs5e
There We S9ag eolialq eaaaqAe siriS
sspssa ,sssIS% $780, s a1sn - mo,
|T,wyBuk GxoaohsBs sheseR n9taine =, hn
said 70, Aul&yJudy- and natalie nd
quickly sfberSS q lovely. WbfS
EsqdarS We t6did DIE" MoW MSh We
have caro- paftieFsm RH& iStShiK1s
haunt psdy.ysb jsI .noijuIos tnsf
s.; e; &C.; 81;
the table, square would ha yerX nice.
ne, said TO tfe woman. Haven You
somefmns!s,and Win ddiek' eiantW
l sauSa .aserssseu aaeealshs ssssaes =
68p dafwc0d Isnxy ann ahGtBd 6mcastt
observation-disclosures ssibsI sdt bus
edr ThatA JUST othe ,4higgT said tNeW;s
t9n Halt bpt Aunt y1udy eprotestHd,, !,
The pooE w6mah needs hS,
!, money%he salt: haif fimdfoSs as
na naHdeu" the 'scaf1 oton iAunt%ddyp'
..took MpoY is1aSj0 cfsnasyfoo sldsr.snis
III rsadlysi tbtno, Astfi JsrfP." ssasAb
Natalie theg pex1 nigbtg" that It heb 1acHn
scarf Mr., HaleI,gayAs y8p ,%oglaI be
much more appropriate for one Of us
girls ne feaIly s hag tSa BET ny fSr yoa'
lit DIV bniS yns 10 dtsq bio ms
DOT Yesdfn saidi pbnpoAmnit hsdR 36ers'
maps ne didsH III Il
H,, won't ss miSd aaDssl Esa51Pssf s.
asked Natalie who was al In male
blue, n1T11I1 101nI111
"Oh, no,"tkad Atht JudE, III 1uI11V
,sIshe laid away the sandalwood box.
At least the possession OF that was
u9p.dlspsl4ed pniOl!ua soIasd,sM 70 s,ol
called. As the biRg. ga autoHmoabilSss drew
up In front Bf 'thA' n6g1h faint 9JhdT
ssnt down to meet it.
ENewton was in evening clothes and
wore ndIhatit YWhpdtdnit youbeame
tn my. sdi9pee2" hsoaasksd dabgAMlybs Il
eSsyssos n ssl Sssss ns saAn ID bed
zssa@, /. nshe Jangh ed teheeusuIIysiT had !
nothing, grand enough to wear.
'Eou let Natalie Wear yoir' scarf, 81
he aid. FL wanted tSssssqyouetn
sEH c9!n9fefs,oIIe wasv hiitark dIisaR-
lifted"
fS4bht nJddy was Silent With astohisA- !
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-08-16

bsss1uoons ,sssd ns. lad,
-netxe inssiIIstnl ne I'd bsbds
ssitiIioai noljsi1oqsns1i edit
boos e3sts Is1sdiI s1om a
yt1sq edt ssbslq CIV bns msiI
10 mstsys s 10 noi,op1tsnob
MOO Is1eyss sdj deuo1dj alb
tsetss1S- adt ey1ee taed INV n
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d iSs'Y'''Wa35A SSRksssasaST o
1Ss'ai e. 9 sssis sYs!1S Wv

SsS3 S' 81 2 ssis sY,s1gS Wv
wv uBgsansh 6rgmibbtse Rasde uS'a 1oa
Did Not Plead insanity.
BH Cd III bHAqids nbmA1ow
Oakland. .Cal.--An. Almeda county
fiMtS iappiisa sEI TahSntttn maae 10
Harry r. PRESCOTT and justified his act
IN having = afdp do~hf ahsi aespoAe7 vi
sviB8 s9s RsSh fsj&8soa Il S85
! Psaas9ottt Aomsa4 tbe sgghivsf EehfpI
airy % last ended two hours after the
+upfEsf Had received lthe qpput $ Anstri,e
tiops.
p15fHetaoSas iatay aafsJraaon- asoI
The big yopmTi was crowded with
tmati,j bditt o there WasAa bfeathlessl stffli
ness as Louis Rudolph. clerk, took the
sdded Ain fsaB marsupHlHA
.Gs:&s$ t&Sj@s2 aaaetGaarisoner at
the bar not guilty"
The verdict was direct application
OF the 'unwritten law" There was no
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'@ ]! EARh0aYll9F RhFIlm0aq|
's 'sss''sis;:''aBaQjB32;,E|A|':.$Kll

bIsCshs tantinople. lehman Hex 0as
f1sbaakxst|e eeiteEbssut hs TAVauEep Is,oohA
tAbnldest Tartar nsXgpCRNr, ~ Rus.
bSABt Phd the pioneer 81 tie modern
i68&S utSiSSaR%GiaS li IA Ip nav i
ftht6d ,a66aF nsjIsyfI aAA qAiauN aaovl .aaxsT
rnsG6 ~ ssnteflygi asQenerAiei CT. jsuauA
lErsss ohiMohanhu1S dAnsmn1diauisostA aornos
scassas IaiItiya AaskT sSdseasrsss Mehsmn7o,,s,,,
,!pA6nn oRa2Ras. has nEetR5pAaS, fFRYB d,do,c
Sp9 SrS ypAss ne dSRo aHpsR q ,v,io
rsHS8id sAqtSSs "a! ARHaat{Ddd6J AeUxA siqoeq
aaf9an sM1Kshmvddh fs HE pfiSdslRobys,o uois
item of9esaelshg eAllreW totnsaunSaupa basi
PEfsss. yJlSse oimpsstAnssx1r this sntspu boos
b6not piuipus atSaraa aslsAtssbyskAa ne 10
aSapiioRsaf dh& pA0pSiirn ystam r. AAnqo d, s,or
IT RaABB p5ipclp}fsa IF i9 ,nsss,
me- Wax The fraditlJHaf M8hdahAHHgAdlFa1os sss
seR6iastic system. And for this rea- eiqosq
s0hs The 'Rew liifethoafi u 40 It as1canad9W g
nxsu betbne ,amen 81 situssisn nbfuhamrpt cd,
ouednnsaIEatrhwor&l pk reforms and baa Iiyl,
'saseBoasay soRnosed by thsna dhaEAstn e,snl
In It's sn essence Tie yH nsw a md5fasod ass
means THAI children, instead Of 6e.sh'lls'
Ing taught 70 fead 4by s1shlng JaethsW s
names Or the iettefs of 4Keb AfahiU 1als sbaTs
phabetl which Is Efsed 1byoallo hfokam-s1atosb
Imsdansp assrtaught atdphces to- lassQsnoi,sn
'iate lettersjyith AsuRdaoandito form,s,usa4
them Into rssgahleAs MN G aspr1nSky Cd, %,
RSs.a fSSs & asx ssS ,av
enormous 'amount 'of time sis isiasateGTq snl
fhass average child CAM byqits smsatissb Oh,
aRpH flb rAalil "A ht1 Al IN,
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'RomgnaAs pdsthaMbus d'wesk~ W
TesarS usntmbfose has jdR hsesI aisb'
ebysrei dnsItalyd IT bssspbieat insStaca 1
pstspcbtyota tbs NsF5 GeatYgyinl sIiqu(
,rqAs 9sub. hsttshss sSfrA ipessAsiymqtIsS
tic view. and especially Qf the iphabi.
tuadn1t n df the behiteG states,, %8o, BE de-
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/, NAyaA MHH0HD1 II.

loijsSi .alnM- adtnd Of ysW ssso
fMaRy New Species -A+e-Found by
FshHuntHEolH,AfrIess JfIREnEdmsgdyI1
|7s1odhflbfE YIyaAda 5p Pfspaginsdw
rs4oq vi, 1uSp7Rjmens,as sni
ooswasRinsRoa,M fheT hdaf shipSteHfg Of
Vths ae&tensaeeu4 atdfafn l6ia ory ocolMc.
taon nlmdenbgfthed R@sReT2miR aHhey
VeTRediHss1JRuB risish Eese AfEinmC uum1
,l heHiJpge ssPpa i8Igt4aRi harIelsan ithis;
teen cssseh ohhao tpet bfen s5s9eejjYeetdr at
the United States Nsttonal museum,
and Is bSfHg 11HfbaSsed f III tie taxfdesdr!
'nfy shops. noThe acolletaiDHois or1fh-
'nfense rsiseg inottdiagiseaie 4,bse1spedil
,Hlens, thnnrsg thHni sevens hmhrdaI aosl
Iybich sAEe sb9sso Of Assge game. .y,io g
dJE dnu .HpSdtsHHs4lalsfi hasd bses,Gbe Gaessl
I2f Mr. n KSa5insy on hjsr AaffgicaR \ ppptiHg
trip, and ACCOMPANIED the expedition
FOR the purpose of preserving the ami
maas SStashedlesMr. eftaihe yohaRsp 10
united Shejeutaes ceHsctisfeeo the smitRd
sonia iiastjeustan and robe ssNationap
fiWgg6tsseumsnlI WbIss Mr.. anHsalerst had
4 fffarsss 9ts ths, preservation saf sIlam,r
mails In general, he paid special. attep;.
t6Hhf to bf1ssAlig aas&f n}ore s and unT,
fAlsA al snon bus ,eldBssRqml Il1E9n
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)0s1 tsSsxx0Nkes' s sash's he r ssafs
sented himself to be the son of rich
man.
hifhe 5ffp9dndm opYsgftatbb they
made an engagement for August 10.
psnyyn e. a aAau che itwb rpiaited dew
nv rs asSP5a saIsiI 10 81 III Ms shss
bpstb..' g sleasyisipesmb on hbsdout'
skirts of Newark. =.
,xEc6bxfmg I'D 6ns III iRs wwitaesaes,
btee SqtpaS$RsqIs sfsa sRysSl while
seated, at a. table;
bsads SinoJSd o6aasDme,di as
pIfpysu grq RYagry eyeEHSPsayaSSk "'yYas
the reply Young Smyser. was alleged
bs hove ,naiiejC .aIsd nislqxo
Smyser said that he hadJa hay rec
0feGi62 III sitfiAsshoa q8dking3 Stair
IN qomsabsdyss 5oibey anh 5has s man
whom he did not know was standing
befone arimgo Ha saadritAst hto5 1. ma
the next, morning the, girl told. him
e1As ItRtS lAaa b6e2 fifahRds noi1no'
Asked what he then did, Smyser
.ansNekf;Tiakh AIT Tao 0AS .
81 took the first train I could get
out of Newark and beat It for New
York"
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: enc a2{z En- EG2s !s M

he n tier of the house standing at
he Of the terrace. He was in
white hnnels, and from the top OF
It's b isome gray head to the toe
II hi w. hite buckskin shoes he was
Ip-to- |e, well groomed
i - an. aG IS tHa 2g(1h,z adiw sa3a &
.ss a ,n.,t ss a8E iSS ne a az 'sa
's e ' AUNT a'? S1s# II fFhlib GG naa
az Il fancy tns yss III tS5S51N'' gd iEi
Tn the yo,1dg 9JlkLf t&he,1 RM
S1ss We 'a gSijs hGi1 a5'S efii Il
's Isl / W f"'i he 9aJsded.loitGio97
~ judy D5aV 4SdE3tsA fJ
's',s '''''''' .'w cSli' ' Gov Aug. .s
VIII they cama-haalk-thay--froe
o tn dining room. Newton Hale
gave bnt Judy the place of bs6dr
After Inner she went out o.
,orct md Newton Hale folio tef1sIs
JatatM coming out later. looRbfean
,aiu E Mr.. Hale. She did not thidk
# Al Judy She was probaDf s gR61
ID uI b the library oysc< BeoSS
vas using herself I'm s1&e, a0sJe
,orue Aunt Judy @R y6ver &naW
AS 2matter lof fadE>Runt JS6k VI
hat ment Was Swimming 9far w
vate bf the lay IN V motorteat,, am
he er of {he &at~|~as >sayipgs
Mob will Miss us. AN I'm goiAg
. q up d you for II ride yCS
Th hight Natalie talked some dis
onte& IDLY about he9 evening. VI
ont mink Mi Hale \ rs-yert polite
ct tSlook after his hests, do your
lie wdxsaway half the/}fening."
FhNAext day th9 pig touring CDR
sme hound ID the dbdr. and Natalie
ame PRESENTLY to her aunt. lie
amt you to dome" }he SAID witMa,
hadJ~ on hef face. i'so5e oY119
oys N4ll havel to STAY lht hbmet BT
! hdssked fol- you Especially. SUB
ose ia think4 a clbperop is<fces-
ary. 8ame city peoBe do,7yoykhbw."
.'Ye s8 they DID," said Aunt Judy.
MriAale heipeu ner into these
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,MyEReEnas @ARRlEbl by, gkulHlIIpEE]R
Q. snI 'llodg -9Gj bnB wsI sdJ 10 Ig9d
GSeenwlch Pair Encounntersd I1stics,,
Looking for PriestSSMarrisse,
Olhoo 'sts 'nssflif aoidss.n' eTs'lec eW

|o1hoo ava nssflf aoidss.n' sysIFsd eV
sse1b owl we've anoIi9sIs eisis 9dt
PodGfe eH@ich: TaCUnff nnAnnas Marano
bandqA Antonio &c aianzU werH infarrisd by
bRsticH Dftthe Peaeen Stephen J~ Raj
tf9rA hHagt eEger,1se tbsys dec laref sa y y,
thfa jlXttce ssanpqt pgpI tha k yySSs a ts
Though he was urged to do 90 when
| the, error was discovered A'' - =
20 the BRIDE is twenty and the bride
groom isTt&entylods YEARS Noidqr rhsy
|ap4Aie tftDTo~h clerk sweilstoedffes
RslireHseoq1TA bclafk bsalds he gaze
them sIonAii@splaipipg dthateIIthey
lsh9sldd give rot ntpsthsmPriest. Hles
says the BRIDEGROOM, then asked II
Re eSc coaaidnaffo be married. Fight DRaay'
Jhgtictes Radf8rd sGas present and me
'GHhased fhem9 a5y bBsffSFmlng the Il~s
peal services. Thstiiahs rcoupl@v visited
RexJ Fathers RYAN iatnS Mary sdrecf
storb sdj sbss1scps tenn ssoruoss1
,odyAey asked tn Rs, married. A1pd, X f}hYi,
! Father sRyaP Inquired ior the license
fhey showed hin MARRIAGE caftifs
a cRls' ePiGs biass9ss cebnbsfnedf MsM
'ba9R SGofUwhn Stfef& WFaISe0sd.e wtfd'
Slowed sheV siafriassei rsturm,dsbitlsA
'9nssicenaheseierkwas asksbste issue
saDdths JteeBssd soothsye e9ula BE- hS1
married bXsths pEiest, 10 ,nsmi1sqsb
yIgti YaSaRo kpottyy pT88ble9pp. s ssRgdi ne
eyaded II, saying the bride was under
age ard REF parents We're not present
.4e-si~e- seat----Instica- Rad.
5 jsii II - + lfiI|1 = w. q
tie the marriage knot The question
gysvnVxt referred to Town Attorney
I0Att but he said he could do moth
ing. The pair were finally told that
they were married for keeps, and that.
after doing penance as provided by
ifs g1Hh73ey,. Xoslaa b Ss sRS}lff0
e1U2n U1--=VEq .UoN 8,
.NsY York to HAYS Fly Squad"
f1NdG YS0--Athc @bGMs7eI
York policemen will hereafter be-
TtERias hBS1 sq6AaJ beJ6H1 ash.
signed 10 duty with the city, health
a9SafAlHU$o6 aks9ShH fk1B Me
house fiyTThe fly squad" win not
l8qai6fbdt will t6F0b6b6O 1hidd
against breeding places, SUCH. -ps ref
1aS HSaM unecsa0I ssitsttHcsoa
and other sources Of the fly, nuisance.
Observation-Disclosures
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