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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-20

Mrs Herbert Lincoln Clark and her chill
dren, Miss Eleanor Clark and Master Con-
way Clark, have gone to Northeast Har-
bor to remain until September,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-20

Miss Katherine Brett of Rydal, is spend,
ing several weeks in Cape May.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-20

Mrs. Charles Wheeler, of Pembroke.
Bryn Mawr has left for Rutherfordton,
N c., where she will visit her son-in-law
and daughter. DIR. and Mrs. Henry Norris.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-20

The Junior Hebrew Club, recently organ
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-11-22
STOMACH UPSET?
Get at the Real Cause-Take DR..
Edwards Olive Tablets

That's what thousands of stomach
sufferers are doing now. Instead OF
taking tones, or trying to patch up a
poor Digestion they are attacking the
REQ! cause of the ailment-cloeped liver
and disordered bowels.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets arouse
the liver in soothing, healing way.
When the liver and bowels are per-
forming their natural functions. ayay
goes indigestion and stomach troubles.
II you have bad taste in your
mouth; tongue coated. appetite poor,
lazy, don't-care feeling, no ambition or
energy, troubled with undieested foods,
you should take Olive Tablets. the sub
stitute for calomel
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets are a
purely vegetable compound mixed with
olive oil. You will know them by their
olive color. They do the work without
gripping, cramps or pain.
Take one or two at bedtime for quick
relief. SO you can eat what you like.
At lOc and 25c per box. All druggists.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-11-22

At the hospitals in Rome. Italian
soldiers, sick, exhausted or wounded,
are treated to sunlight baths with
highly beneficial results.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-11-22

tism, maybe weak or irregular heart
action. warns you that your kidneys
require help Immediately to avoid
more serious trouble.
An ideal herbal compound that has
had most remarkable success as a
Kidney and bladder remedy is DR..
kilmer's Swamp-Root. There Is
nothing else like it. II is DR.. Kill
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-11-22

mer's prescription used in private
practice ana it is sure TO benefit you.
Get bottle from your druggist.
However. il you wish first TO test
this great preparation send ten cents
to DIR. kilmer L. Co. Binghamton, N.
Y. for q sample bottle. When writ
ing be sure and mention the Bemidji
Daily Pioneer
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-11-22

1t is predicted on good authority
that $1,5OO,OO0 will be spent on
highways in the United States within
the next five years.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-11-22

that the kidneys should have more
attention as they control the other
organs to a remarkable degree and
do tremendous amount Of work In
removing the poisons and waste mat
ter from the system by altering the
blood.
The Kidneys should receive some
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-11-22

assistance when needed. We take
less exercise, drink less water and
often eat more rich, heavy food,
thereby forcing the kidneys to do
more work than nature intended.
Evidence of kidney trouble, such as
lame back. annoying bladder troubles,
smarting or burning. brickdust or
eediment, sallOw complexion, rheuma-
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1916-11-22

The popular IDEA of this song which
pictures the two lovers coming through
held u re IS i. peculiar error.
10 eonr is little rive
in Scotland and "To Meet Body Comm
Thro' the Rye" meant to meet someone
crossing the river on the stepping stones
Any lad meeting hssie crossing on the STEP
ping stones eOas Privileged to exact toll of
kisses.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-15

''Fho way IL WAS duuC was 80 SEQ =,
man and give him. say. about $3.50 for
II hottie of morphine you once got for
Sis. lie would tell YOU tn h~ AT 4
certain corner in two hours. Sometimes
lie took AZ airship, "a IL was called.
didn't show NJ, and YOU didn't dare
say anything. Other times they voul
show w two hours late. and You suf-
feriug everything. and then II would
he bad. They had N" for everything
| had becau>" needed twenty grains
a day and that cast.
FINALLY We made "A connection m New
ark that Is, two old doctors u there
went into tho business of giving pro-
ScIiptinus for 81 apiece, and ", could
buy our stun out there, The Federal
officers got on to that and closed down
ON outsiders coming in and getting II.
but some took rooms out there and got
- residence.
Il tried 10 stop about a year ago, cut
Il off short, but ] couldn't do II. | had
10 give il up. ana as I was going all
80 pieces ] finally made NJ my mind
10 yet myself committed to the work
hou~" as "a prisoner. althuueh I have
NEVER committed any crime except tho
violation If the drug law. took the
treatment, and although | cam" nu'
weak and need a lot of building NJ with
food ! am cured. ! have no desire for
drugs. sleep amy time ! Il" down and
otherwise J am perfectly we'll
samuel Ryan. ~ years old, began 20
smoke opium IN 1898, and three years
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-15

GEORGE Miller SMOKED nrinm. ate NOR
phn. aud took INpud,rm. for seven
teen wears II" worked st-.dis. His
story follows.
Il V.ut VI 80 tha pr!>tt, cure .4
July. 1915. and I stood il fur seven days.
Then / demanded my clothes and w.tlked
out. 'ouliu't stand what they gave
me u feared | would 20 crazy or die
under L. Mas one of tn" patients they
gave the whit" phi 10 before the social
Workers came IN 10 visit us.
~ iri"ud ~ mine got sent To the work
h"u-" ara took "a" treatment there. lie
wr"t. to m" early III January to come
right oyer and | went I" commissioner
Lows II" GLv" mo = letter I" Magis-
'r'ti' W. Adou. vi" sent IN" over there.
;" am doing now Is telling every
ore ! nuH" about tn" place" " IN" drug
users 81 10" 'iN get {" know about II
they VIII swamp II
''Th'y ave getting the drug now, but i,
Is costing NOR" than ever. The Italians
hay" IN" m"rrh.r" monopoly and the
Greeks hay" III" heron. Tn" morphine
}. made IA this country. a. | understand.
ana & Shipped To- Italy. wher" II is sen,
back with IN" "miGrauis. They get about
- - ho'ti" u"N'. against - - t~o Years
ago Th' h'r"ip You get l. horse heron,
miui' FOR animals
william Ni"lhud. a mechanic, went in
for opium, morphine, cocaine and heroin
nh"u, four Years ag" II" held n re-
spouSihl" position then and continued
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-15
SALARY CUT. OLD CLERK DIES.
WOrr, Relieved To- Have KILLED
Veteran Police EmpIOyc~.

Constant worry over tho reduction ~
his salary two months ago by the stand
arliHatiou committee Of the Board Of
Estimate is believed 10 have resulted
in the death Sunday OF Walter l.. Derby.
n clerk IN IN" Police Department.
Derby began his clerical duties IN the
department on February 10. 1859. and
was advanced In position through several
succeeding administrations Two months
ago. when the Police Departments bud.
get was reduced, Dcrhy's salary WAS
cut from $1,000 10 Sl.44o. D%isrcga riding
the financial reduction. his friends SAY
Derby frequently complained that h" had
been Inundated instead Of being re
ward"d for his faithful services.
Several weeks & he became III ard
left his HON" al 40 West Twelfth stree,
to live with his daughter. Mrs. Edith
Itohinson, At Quoguc, L. /. Site sand
yesterday that IN" physicians had NOT,
determined tn" caus" OF her fathers
death. sunday was the anniversary of
b"rhy's thirty-third year in the depart.
mcnt "" was t6 Years old and "A
widowcr, Two daughters and a BON sur.
yive him
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-15
RECALLED
BY WOMAN'S DEATH
Elderly Mother Who EIoppd
With Young Chauffeur
Stricken in Bathroom.
CAME FROM MONTICELLO

The -IId"r death ~ VI
l~rdiuu. 90 Years uld. II $50, N,.' ,9,s
street, SATURDAY uighr. rc.,'.. .,. -.
nance that began ~ M"u'.,'.. y. s.
three years ago. resulting jN the r.i,..
and wealthy widov IF Iohu r Ea.ro.i
'l"piug To- New York cats tri .u,.r,-.
Nat l.a0diro. a chauffeur. 'l.r''-.sr.
years her junior.
Slr'" then NJ LtrdHo I.i zen
"str,nged from her dtuGN',.. 81.
Charles +. Agar Of T|nrr.uu;u.. ,.r.
aud her s.s,c'. Mr.. Clara NrN,' o. %,
Monticello. win l~u maIrrci a. -,,u.
tiu"" Sh' was Nr~. charlton w.,
~ u 4 charlton ~ I'u-I fi,'l lass
r"ucc Park. y Y. vs. ,,l,o. o., S..
York saturday ughi when i.,.
found hi VIE. dead M tho be-.
Of 'h".r apar'ment
l.n'd.u" Wa =" .f' tod hy g." o. >
l.~ Wfi, yesterday ila, h. u""d.r
cal treatment. The news was ro' 4.
!u travelling Throughout tho lars, ,n..
meut house. Tn" singular d,,u' (.
tn" ""upl" had been remarked u,
TIA" funeral services w"r.
night 'u N" apartment Mr.. ,l,.. e..
her daughters and Mrs. NCN 'I.. r,-.
thor" ana 'r"v saw for ~. '. u.
l"udiuo NJ Agard sar. .., o,.
SATISFIED thai there Ms & srj.... ~.
tiu' nst"o"u her mother aud hard n.
IN" nts given every .y.i.rr. - I,
deep 'cc)ng for nay uu'.,". - &C.
Agdri This - tin first 'g,
met him. I am so-r, nuN '..'"
Lot before Wo'h-r '..ru.'
Ms. AEJrd wts not willis. 'pd
any further tu" AFFAIR of nor MOO .
l.,udiuo Sh" dGd tot, know Nr''. ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-15

"Tnrc. ,.n,,- when ~, ,crc I'm I'm
,,,rc ,h,r,r.,.d =. ,,,.L 49,, ,b. ,r,r
and rn,nr, hone ,rL,n ,u, n,,n1i.cd tc
ha ,,,,e ,,,st1.r.,. s,td sp. loved mo
and vnuId ,ry Ia NIL, ma , r,nd
vic Sin w,s u,,st ,u,rcr,m mental
pc,orc vc u,rc u,.rr,od sU. s,tI .ws
hi, 4, out,. v,lI ,n,.th,r
hrn,ren,ly Mrs Huo.,y,It's ,e.Iinys
toward her ,lI,r. lut rnbI.. looking
husband nd urd.rr,,, rr,,, .h,r,s
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-15
DEFENDS FIGHT ON LIQUOR.
Dr. EmrrsOn Says Health Depart
mcnt's Activity IL LrUitimatc.

In defence of the art'-liuuor campaign
carried ~ by IN" Department OF Health,
Dr. Haven Emerson. Health tummis-
eiou"r, CAV" on Il statement %r"futIig
allegations mad, Yesterday IN the clito-
rial columns of several morning papers.
lie said ~ part
ANY ON" who wishes to read a total
abstinence campaign into the propaganda
Of the Health Department IS ~ liberty
70 do SO. Aci'ation against the use Of
intoNirants IL u legitimate activity Of
IN" Health Department. The text Of
the deuaTm"ut's '~tuphl2ta Is coIscrva-
tive and scientifically sound Proofs
are available that alcoholic liquors ii.
mIHiSh I'll" resistance 10 infect ious dis
eases and To fatigue, both mental and
physical. and contribute III no little de,
gree to poverty, which has been IN all
ages a conducting factor to epidcmics,
and particularly to tuberculosis
lr, Emerson cited the admirable result
obtained by the Pennsylvania Railroad IN
It's prohihitory rules during working
hours.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-15

There was intricate medical ,esti-
mouy from br. Ncddcr and Dr. i. W.
Markoc of ." West FIft,cth street,
chief surgeon of the Lyiug-ln Hospital.
Dr. Nirkoo. IN the course of "russ-
examination Ia an effort To ind out Just
what WAS IN" matter with Mrs. RuuS"-
Welt. remarked that "practically speak.
ing. there H. no such thing AZ a nor
NAL woman Medical testimony also
showed that perhaps = sh. had used
COCAINE ~ morphine she and MI Itoose-
Welt might haN" gone along more hap
PLY.
Il know he's Just crazy about YOU, :
Dr. Nrdd"r testified he old Mrs Ruu~c-
Welt when she asked him II she had
better not have s. room separate from
her husband.
At the clos" Of the hearing Justice
Crane proposed t' Alton D.. i'apkcr aud
G. Walter Randall. counsel for MIR.
Roosevelt, and Phoenix lngraham, for
Mrs. Roosevelt. that medical experts
he asked their opinion OF Mrs. I;pose-
velt's health. The, agreed to consider
the proposal The trial continues al
10 o'clock this morning.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-15
ROOSEVELT WEEPS
OYER MARITAL WOE
COlOncl'S Cousin Breaks Down
as He Tells Troubles
i'm Court.
WIFE GIVES HER VERSION

Just after John Ellis Roosevelt, a
cousin OF col. Theodore Roosevelt. had
broken down completely ON the witness
was suing 10 annul his marriage he
still loved his wife dearly Mrs. Edith
IIainerslcy Roosevelt testified without
n sign Of emotion That she had to leave
him because his violent temper made
life unbearable.
Before Supreme court Justice Craro
In Brooklyn there was told yesterday
the story oi the unhappy married life
OF this pair. the husband g.. the wife
80 years old. Married on January b..
1914, in Washington. they separated
las, october when Mrs. Roosevelt flied
suit for "A separation and Mr.. lsoose-
Welt began a counter action. alleging
that she was unable to- or did not act
toward him a. a husband expects a
loving wife to act.
Mrs. Roosevelt. u slim. nervous looking
little woman whose only evidence Of feel
ing, however. was . slight ptleness
when she began TO testify. repeated sew
crJl times most firmly that she had
been To- Mr.. Roosevelt all that a wife
could te. She added that her life WIZ
her first husband. q Mr.. Biscoe OF
Washington. was completely happ'.
'l've been fooljsh-t perfect ass"
cried Mr.. Roosevelt. Il suppose every
one thinks | am an ass-yet | tried my
best not 10 be. ! am old enough to
know that ouu persons do not look
on old persons IN the same light. |
told her all this ] wanted to he sure
She luvo3 me
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-15
MOTHER WINS RIGHT
TO SEE HER DAUGHTER
Decision for Stock Brokers'
Former Wife Despite Her
Divorce in Reno.

TIE" rlsht Of a mother 80 soc Lnr
daughter although IN" mother went a.
Nevada and divorced her husband in Or
der To marry another man b. upheld In
a report nled IN liz. supreme Court yes.
tcrday 10y CHARLES l.. HOFFMAN a. ref
ere" IN proceedings instituted 10y Mr..
Adele locs"i Jacobs against Eredcrj'k
I.oescr. , stock broker. for permission,
60 81" h"r daughter. Emily Gertrude,
now 8 wears old,
Tho report nf tho r,fcrcc stated that
Mr.. l",~og went g. Rev" iu l.si2 solely
fur Ia" rurpo~. ~ dNorcius h.r hus-
baud 10 order to marry Gabriel \.
Jacobs. q private d,tcrtNr She cot the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-15
CALLS SLADE %UNTRUTHrUL.
4. y. Master says sa Appeal
Papers Were Changed.

In his report filed yesterday Wallace
Macfarlane. Il special master appointed
bv the United States District Court, SUE.
tains the Government charges that
changes were made in the appeal pape .
Of Franklin u. Stafford, the hotel clerk
convicted before Judge Charles VI
Hough OF making pcrjured statements
in favor OF Rae Tanner In the proseru-
ton growing out of the hatter's breach
Of promise suit gains James ". Os-
borne. After Safford's conviction was
carried to the United States Circuit
Court of Appeals by Slade & Slade c"r-
tain pencilled interlineations were nJt"I
in the bill of exceptions.
The special master does not attempt
TO fiN the blame for the important alter
%ations, which he says were made after
the papers had been filed. lie declares.
however. that David Slade accepted a
certain amount OF responsibility for the
interlineations and that he made I'M
truthful statements In court to the effect
that the interllneations were present
when he presented the bill of exceptions
to Judge Hough for the lat,er's certifica-
ton.
Neither United States Attorney Mar
shall nor his chief assistant. Roger ~
Wood. would on tho special
masters findings yesterday. MIR. Wood
said that the question of further action
would havo to be determined by Judge
Learned Hand. who Is going over the
report. Part OF the masters Report
reads:
The said interlined objections. rul-
ing and exceptions were inserted in the
said bill of exceptions 10y "A person or
persons unknown after il had been iiled
l.: the Office OF the clerk and had become
A record OF the yourt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-15
BELLEVUE'S ANTHRAX
PATIENT IS BETTER
Not ont Of Danger. Though
asks tO Read about
His Case.

l.uGru, li,rs. tho anthrax patient in
H.l.yg.. ~ n b, sreA',y Improved con-
ai,.. .,,'".uay. II" NJ n. )..-..
Irov-,. 'n. -w,l,r Z which had -rr,,,
r.ou '> -gN' .,.I to his shou,Ic. was
less cd A- t,mr,t,;u.c had dropr,. t
.ouple of ier'cr-
"I'm feeding hn"." lie sasi, "aul my
appetite go"I"
ono u' bus 'ir~i requests Was To- SOC 'u,
wn'.lug n"w, iatu,rs, which culta.u'I
tcruu' = = me gravity uf N.- cast. and
the N,'l. h,I" held ont for hS '"ru,cr,
log charles Norris. director ur pa.Hu'-
n-N 100 li',l"yur. pointed uu' that Hi.i~'s
cuudi'Np.. d.~p.i" III" change for tho bot
ter. did not mean that hiS |r',uv"I& VT,
- an certain. for anthrax VII VI. * =
pt'.eut If just when ne seems to bv
rtlly .ng from tho T., atmcn'.
H.. + II Co,ncll, IN charge ~ the
ISOLATION ward in which Hers Is HOW
wing. gave him further INFECTIONS Of the
E.ohhuru serum yesterday. twenty cubic
~rcu,.mc'"rs ~ ~ A VI and thir'H -Hy"
none at + NJ making 4 total Of liu
cub, ccit.m',"rs Of the serum winch
has been administered sine. SaturIt..
'' ''IhlN VI NV |I'lA~HIltN IN -4tINt'
division II the state Labor i'cpHrtmrur.
prs q. ". Graham Rogers and pr. /. l..
Ruus, wcr" TRYING 10 get In commuHlca-
ton with +, d.rnl authorities yesterday
20 arrange a conference IN his city he
tween the stat" physicians and some one
detailed 10y lr Rupert Blue, Surgeon
Gcn-rtl ~ the United States Public
Health Service, to talk over the alNi~,
hilify of ~,rrilizing hides coming to- this
country from South America. lr. Itoo~
insisted that there WEI" anthrax !ufrrt"d
ports and countries in Suuth Am, rlr,.
and that the reports ~ 'unsul-iicu'ral~
show IT., -uch reports having been re-
Gently ',hl"d to Washington under direct
orders from tho Treasury department
In. Haven I'm, rSou, li-ilth Iommiy-
siou,r, said Yesterday The d!siufccuou
Of hides IL Impractical n unnecessary
Anthrax Is an ln%ircuucut hazard ANA is
not It general menace 10 the community. 90
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-15
PRINCESS'S DIVORCE
EVIDENCE DOUBTED
Justice Questions Features Of
Engalitchcff Case. Re-
Gently Heard.
HINTS or Use OF MONEY

Supreme Court Justice Biju'. who
heard the divorce suit brought by frin-
cess Nicholas Engalitcheff. daughter OF
Charles W. rardridge Of Chicago,
against the former Russian Vice-tonsul
in Chicago on december - last, called
tho attorneys in the suit before him
yesterday and said that he was not
satisfied from the evidence. as II low
stands. that the suit was brought in
entire good faith.
Almuth G. Nandiyer. who conducted
the case for the Princess James w
Osborne. counsel for the Prince, and
Alfred j. Talley, attorney for Mrs. Jane
Hathaway. the correspondent, appeared
before the Justice. lie questioned MIR
Nandiycr on the Testimony OF Mrs.
Hathaway. who said that She visited
the Princess in the latter's apartments
at the Vanderbilt Hotel on May 20.
1915. and that the Princess told her she
was willing to name some ono else a.
correspondent II Mrs. hathaway would
furnish the lame of another woman.
She said the Princess old her she
knew OF 4 Woman who could be induced
to testify against the Prince for money
Il Mrs. Hathaway wouldn't suggest an
other correspondent.
Justice Blur also suggested that since
the chief witness for the' Princess was
"a former maid in the employ OF Mrs.
Hathaway. who said she volunteered
her testimony To- the Princess after read
.ng that the divorce suit had been
hroush nj. II would ne IN order for Mr..
Ndndivcr to give som. idea of the evil
dence the Princess had when she illed
the suit In the first place.
ON the question OF the evidence Mr.
Niudiver- replied that his client Intended
,o depend on the testimony as TO the
happenings OF an Albany boat one night
last summer when the Prince and Mrs.
Hathaway took the trip and also the
testimony of a porter at the Waldorf
Astoria. lie said that whca Mrs. liatN-
away's former maid volunteered as a
witness he accepted her IN preference to
tn" other witnesses.
MIR. Niulivcr said he was prepared to
offer evidence hat the testimony Is to
the alleged statements by the Princess
or%uCcr,Irg the use of money was not
true lI- SAID hat when the Princess
and NJ. Hathaway had their talt
Arthur Marley q Stcuogrdphcr from ms
office. and Henry Hla',. a private d,te"-
tive, were concealed in the apartment ten
feet from the women and heard every
thing that WAS said, Manlcy took notes
Of th" ,,t N.r~at.ou Mr.. Nandiyer de-
,l,r',i 'nt' their t.-tI Wouy wuuld dis
prove tn. statements of Mrs. Hathaway.
MARLEY was called to the stan with a
typewriter copy of IN" notes he had
'ak"u. hui tho testimony Wa Objected to
10y Nj osborne ou TN" ground that tho
witness must read from his original
notes Mtni'y Will appear before Justice
3 . H-, -,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-15
URGES A HOTEL COOKS COURSE
Nujr>tic'S NRnagrr Explains a.
Education Board u New plan.

'up"',l Townsend, manager Of IN"
Hotel Me- ~;... has w'i'ten 10 t0mmis-
Sipr"r JOHN Martin o' tn" Board ~
Eduyai.s, urging that vocational train
ing lu tic uuh'jr schools T." used ~
solve some 80 tn" "uil'NW.r' problems
'uh l"- .nt,l manages n" points
ou' what probably S',nu. ZOO. 900 D. M
N'-t'd 100 the lp''.S "| tho city and
that for every nul,' patron tlrr" j. a
hu,r' employ" of sor" grade, He con-
tjuu"s
"WhH .oI.l not 49," -, s.hp"ls train
the scores uf M m'u Wh" are re-
CruItri every year ~ COOKS 10 our lutc.s
and rvstaura&.,S' From S\u to Sla0 a
month. with uo,,Ni. is ra,l such workers.
THIS is ,dir sprr"r; f"r IN efficient IN
d%lNIduHl
"FUr Whole subject Of domestic sricu,c
- ION demonstrated 30 the pU.Il
e. unot~ ought q" hr Trilru,i 20 tu,nr-
u"rttr IN" pr'l!min'rl"> 80 the hotel ,u-
cation.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-15
ST. CYR ON SECRET ERRAND,
,.O"> ~ capital. Leaving Wife
\i"nr IN Quaker CITY.

IItu \url pIflN. Fch II lean II,r,nI
Edward - 'Nr. the young man WHO de
Mes that We - JArh Thompson OF Waco,
TcN., department stor" ,MulpN,r ami
chorus wg,lr lcfi his apartment in ,N.
B"llevu"-St afford Hotel to-day and went
10 WASHINGTON. Mrs, It. tyr, who was
tn" wi'Iow Of James Henry ,S,lcut)
Smith, remained here.
' Robert " Schwrmm and = third
man accompanied 81 tNr. H. drIurtur.
'Hus".l many iumorS Ia spread. hui ma
Information could h" obtained from tho
ST '}rH or 'Nc'I ATTORNEYS.
W~NsulNITuN. Eel, -. II Jean Ed.
ward llaldld -. tNr Is I'm washington
hr has succeeded IN establishing him
SELF IN sndl complete srclusinn that Inc
newspaper correspondents lind It impos.
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