p r ir i tt Itll1 APKIL 0 1 1910 1 5
LAND BILL VOTED VOTEDOUT VOTEDOUT
OUT OF COMMITTEE COMMITTEEI
It I t Will Meet Determined Op Opposition Opposition 0PPosition ¬
position on Floor of ofHouse ofHouse ofHouse
House HouseGIVES HouseGIVES HouseGIVES
GIVES PRESIDENT PRESIDENTWITHDRAWAL PRESIDENTVITHDRA PRESIDENTWITHDRAWAL
WITHDRAWAL VITHDRA W AL POWER POWERClassScatiofl POVERClassilica POWERClassicatioll
ClassScatiofl Classilica OR of Public P bIic Domain DomainWiM DomainWiH DomainWill
Will Be Next Question to toBe toBe toBe
Be Considered ConsideredTmnetHe CoA6ideredImPftIM Col Iefed IefedImpepre
TmnetHe has been gives the Utefor movement movementfor
for coMervaUea IIILliu legtelatlaa by 1 y the ao aotl aoti aatin
tl tin n of Ute Howe Committee eR Pnbite Pnbitevide pwleUndtl PuMkLnds
Undtl III vodDR v for a fa fsvetttbie report reporton
on Rape Repreeentatwe aeeatatve Pickets bit to pro protide 118 118de
vide de for t withdrawal wtt ckwaI of public tads Madsc JuMI5CDh tadscntaintng
ntatetmc c CDh II minerals D IMI8IS from fro entry entryThe eIItr7The eattyThe
The committee was divided on the thequestion tIMt
V t question IPStieB shoo and the bill was ordered re reported rened reIwtrted ¬
ported ned br b a majority jDrIty of two Chairman Chalrwoaniondeq ChairmanMonde CIIrMaItoadeII
Monde of Wyoming W who to not an en enthusiast eRthUlllag esthueInst ¬
thusiast on the subject of conserva conservaTt eoIIItWYtio ceaervatioa
tio tioa vas GD8 oC tbDIe epJ eppseod OIieII to tobill the therill
bill billIt
rillTt
Tt te provfcied by the bW that thePresident the tbePresident tlI8resideet
President shall have authority te t with withdraw wltbdrw withdraw ¬
draw from entry public land cantabunK cantabunKoal C8IICtIU C8IICtIUco
coal co < oal J on or other minerals iDeIaIII or lands landsiontaintne Iaadst 8 8nntalablr
iontaintne t nntt In Toreste y or waterpower sites sitesFuch 8IeaFuch sitessuch
Fuch hinds may be withdrawn for put pwrj purpo putees
j po ees ec of examination or oror claHslnration claHslnrationor
or whenever wtae e1lec the President rr Pre llIe ideot t deems ee u the thepublic tilepublic thepublic
public Interest requires 1C 1Cd ItXot ltNot
Not o oaly dy doa t the e WIt give the Pre Preul Preuldnt t trlo
d rlo dnt > nt tbe authority to make withdrawals withdrawalsI widl tWlll
I b it 4 t it provides 1JIO that withdrawals s made madein
in 11 the past snail be deemed valid Thus Thusthe Tithet
the 1 t roe e effect e ect if J the measure if enacted enactedvnuld eaactednuld
1 vnuld nuld be to validate yaJ past withdrawal withdrawalrcl wlth rawaJ8 rawaJ8k
k rcl d slve lYe the President unquestioned unqnesttonedpower UDq1IeSt1euedpcwer unquestionedpower
power to make k future withdrawals withdrawalsGives wttWrawalaGiYeS withdrawalsGives
Gives President Pre iaeDt Power PewerSome P PowerSome wer werSome
Some of the h btlb bflts te proposed JMopo ed that the theFerretary UMtF theSecretary
Secretary F 17 of the Interior should have havethe havethe havethe
the power to make the withdrawalsRepredetatlve 11tIIdrawalsRfPreMlltatlv withdrawals withdrawalsRepresentative
Representative Ptekett nag taken thepositien the theposition theJOSitieR
position the power should ge lodged ta tathe 1ftth inthe
the th President Pr ddent It te a matter uer of dispute disputen di8l disputewhether > ute utewhdher
whether n the President jet has that power powerHeld pewerF powerFormer
F Former 0I1IMI Secretary or UI the Iwterior Gar GtLrfld Garteld
Held fld contends he has and that was the theview Uteyiew theiew <
view iew taken by Roosenrett Roo Ewett when he was wasPresident wasFre wasrresidot
President Fre Weat If this measure passes paMEIIJr how howrever however
ever r there will be no Question qve Uoo about it itthe ItIt ItIt
It is expected thI this 1dM will OOlIte III is isthe
the 1 h House Heu e at t an early ea y date The dispo disposition 8iBpo1t1on disposrUon ¬
sition of It there will indicate pretty prettyclearly prettyc1ear17 prettyclearly
clearly what Congress is going ag to do dothis cI cIth1Ji dothis
this session as to the conservation Aaaen Oft quetI quetItion question ues uestion
tion It is expected ex edM there therewtJl will be a good gooddeal lJIINHIef gooddeal
deal ef of opposition t to passage e of the tbeTickett tltePickett thePickett
Pickett Mil in the e form ta which it itstands Itstand Itstand
stand standsSome standSome standSome
Some Some of the e members JRell len of C Congress Co gre s fromthe from fromthe rOm rOmthe
the Rocky mountain region have insist insisted iD insisted I8t I8tM1 ¬
ed that past withdrawals from entry of ofpublic ofpublic ofpab8e
public lands ought not be legalized 1ft4l for forthe forf
the 1 h f e reason that this would drive out outmany outmany outmany
many persons J eIO who had squatted on thel the theJin tllftJi
l Jin Ji tnd nt l without reference to whether It hadben had hadIen
1 ben > en lawfully withdrawn It I Iahe is Isl prob proba >
ahe a l Me that ttawH the h House Dues will pees Ua this fiat or orme orne orcfle
me ne about like it however oweer though thoughfiroendmente thoughamendments I Iti
ti amendments may u be made madeAmong madeyuopg
< Among the men on r the Public Lands LandsCommittee LandeCommittee
Committee Crm mlt of 0 the House who like Pic Pickett Pkktt
kett have instated 1D lnstst Ists on validation of past pastwithdrawals pastwithdrawals pastwithdrawals
withdrawals are Parsons of New York Yorkar Yorkand i iTd
ar and Td > d Gronna G OD of North Dakota Repub Republicans RepubCIU Repubcall ¬
licans call but all are taclined Uned to Inorrecr tasurrec tasurrecttott I IttOft
r ttott It has been tbe chief sticking etickingplat stickingpoint ktag ktagJOIAt
point of the bill In the eommttiee eoeualtteeLand eommttieeLaad eo adUee adUeeLaM
LaM ClasHtficatJaa C1 Mificatiea Next HextThe NextTIle NextThe
The next xt question the House commit commitvJde CIMIUIIIttee wmmittee
tee win take up will he die WII t9 procide pro prokip
vJde kip for the dassttcatton ca uoa of public jntbttelands publiclands HIbt1e
lands landsWhether 1 landsWhether aa 1s
1shetber
Whether hetber there will m be eonsryationTsgtelation eonoervaiion eonoervaiiontofttolaUon UllMlerva
1 tofttolaUon this session NIII OII is a question oueatlonthough 4IQM questionthough Oft Ofttho
though tho tile action art of e the House com eomTnittee committee cornrnittee
Tnittee is a longer advance toward tlOwa it itthan itfhaa itthan
than any DY y yet t made this session Con Conmss Ct Ctcrrss CcMlTMIJ
crrss mss to considerably fO ly split up over it itThe itThe itThe
The feeling feellJl to growing about bout theapitoi the theapitol UteApftol
apitol that the session is not goia go to toHast toart
Hast 1 art as long as IS many believe and thatwhen that thatwhen bathPA
when hPA the railroad bill and Dd apptopdaiona appropria appropriations ¬
tions 1 iona ons bills are completed and passed It RTvill ItUI itwill
will UI be extremely difficult to keep a autrum alUntm auc
lUntm uc utrum run in Washington WashingtonProtest WasbiDgtonAFRICAN WashingtonAFRICAN
AFRICAN COLONISTS COLONISTSDENOUNCE COLONISTSDENOUNCEGERMANY
DENOUNCE DENOUNCEGERMANY DENOUNCEGERMANYProtest GERMANY GERMANYProtest
Protest Against Syndicates SyndicatesExpJbiting SyndkatesExpl SyndicatesExPIoiting
ExpJbiting Expl iting Resources to toInjury toJury toI
Injury I iju Jury of Settlers Settle s
CAPS TOWN Apr April Reeetattens 1RsnhltJeDaci dte Reeetattensdeaotfacmg setiona setionadenoundag
deaotfacmg ci the t e Fatherlands s policy of ofhaadtes ofb ofhauling
hauling b German routbweet PCMlt weet Africas Africasnatural Atrleasnatural A leas leasnatarl
natural Tosourees re oarees over cr to Bnasaialsyndicates ftnaaeial ftnaaeialHyndfcates 1iItaAIcialwltlleut
syndicates without adequate ce coepes coepessatioa peH 1peBsatlGll peHsatkm
satkm and to the disadvantage dtM atg of indi individual indi1dual M MtrhIaI ¬
vidual settlers ttlenl as alleged were adopted adoptedtoday a adoptedtoday epted eptedody
today at t series of protest meetings meetingsthroughout meeUahthroughout aeetiagathroughout
throughout the colony colonyMinster coIonyKill colonyMiaster
Minster Kill t8r of the Colonies Dernberg n erl is isespecially i8eapecJaDy iseapecMIly
especially blamed With Germany pro preteeing profftaiag prof
teeing f th tM liveliest J anxdty to burnt up upthe uptbe upthe
the colony It te declared that I eraberg DerDbergis > erabergis
is giving exclusive cone coocessloes melons n1 11108 to tondtc big bfesyndicates bigtyndlcAtes
syndicates ndtc tes which are naturally Dtur1IySGPPI Dtur1IySGPPIIng suppres suppressing ¬
superslug
sing Ing individual enterprise enterpriseIt eBt eBtIt
It is more difficult cult for the Cofcmiats CoIoIIt ts to tomake tomake tomake
make living IIVtIllEa ta Africa they say than ta tarma i if inerman7
f rmaay rma T Tbe settlers want representa representai
i on In the reichstaR where they can cannice eaaice canrice
nice ice their grievances more forcibly forciblyFIMERAL forciblyFUNERAL i I iI iFUffERAL
FUNERAL SERVICES SERVICESFOR SERVICESFOR I IFOR
FOR MRS AMISS AMISSFifk AMISSWifecof AMISSWi1a
I
Fifk Wifecof ttf Focn Former r Police Pa ce Captain CaptainW CaptainWili CaptainWjl
Wili W Be Boned in lit dea deawooci GIeRWGOd Giellw
wooci WGOdThe w od Ceweteiy CeweteiyThe
The fwneral of Mrs Ira Mary K Amisst Amiss AmiecAife AM AM1f
Aife t 1f ifs of former Cape T Brooke Axntae Axntaef AlII AlIIf
f the Xctropotttaa police has beat set setfor setr setran
for r 7PfrM BjiBtw Y afternoon at 2 oclock oclockSccvlefea odadtSentcM oclukSrkbq
Sccvlefea will b be h bald W at t theftnUy theftnUyhome t tyre tyrenorthwest e tatb tatbome
home ome Ills 1 Sixth street northwest aer awest and aadBurial aIMIlrlaI
Burial lrlaI wilt h be IB G Gte wpod Cemetery CemetenrTJIP C
Tire RM wr J KUJIUCH Verfarycke j arboretroduct e w wfll wfllod t tOMI1ICt
OMI1ICt od ct the services aervfcos14s ice6 ice6M
14s M s Amiss Ami death 4eIU o occurred o errtMI yesterday yesterdayt ye enlRy
t 1 mcrnh mnrnhig T following f a long Illness Be BeKles Beid4 Beides
ides id4 > S her hiutaoid she leaves f ns yes several severalchildren JteIIeRlhncIreD severalchildren
children childrenNEW childrenNEW hncIreDNEW
NEW HOUSE FOR McCLELLAN McGLELLANPRIVCKTON McCLELLANPRI McCLELLANPRINCIFTON
PRIVCKTON PRI CSTON Apt AprH 1 dWork Work WeckbNa baa butsbeen baaia
been hegu ea a large retdrleaee z f T wIdcIa wIdcIat
t ia t t to b be occupied occupiedCMtan by 1 1eraer < 8nMr MiLrar Ma MoCi MaCJirIMa
Ci CMtan Nan n et t Jew Merit T rk wile he e 4etttQ8 4etttQ8fr retttr a afranc
fr franc his t3ur m 4gJe 9Ik
HliSONI TRIUMPHS TRIUMPHSIN
IN PIANO RECITAL RECITALItalian
Italian I Artist Is Accorded AccordedReception AccordedReception AccordedReception
Reception Tantamount toan to toan toan
an Ovation OvationDISPLAYS OvationDISPLAYS OvationDISPLAYS
i
DISPLAYS MENTALITY MENTALITYOF
OF MASTgR MAST R MUSICIAN MUSICIANCalled
Called Repeatedly to Stage at Co1 Co1lumbia CQ CQlumbia Coltlinbla
lumbia TheaterProgramVa Theater TheaterProgram Program ProgramVaried
Varied VariedBy Va variedBy ed edBy
By ROBERTA ROBERTA V BRAD BRADSHAW BRADSHAWAn BRADSHAWAx SHAW SHAWAs
An audience a le ee held ld spatlbotind by an anexMMtton aftedItIIttJoft anexhibition
exhibition of genius selI In pCan pfa pfat playing piayiagset playingnot
not t enjoyed joYe4 mere than once ca or twice twiceta
ta I a lifetime gave Ferruecfte Bueoni Bueonian son1 son1aa
an ovation yesterday afternoon att upon uponth uponthe tOr tOrthe
th the conclusion eonelast of his recital at the theColumbia tbeColuml theColumbia
Columbia Columl la Theater TheaterThe TheaterThe TheaterThe
The Italian pianist pla1 t who he has won wonthe wont1M wonthe
the plaudits of Q Ute e discriminating pee peote eO eOtie
te of two continents is comparatively comparativelyunknown et comparativelyunknown lftp8AtJY ly
unknown kltOWD except IB a few localities on onthte etat1aJs onthis
this side I1d of the water despite the factthat fact factthat fActthat
that a decade ago he was associatedwith associated associatedwith aseoclatedwith
with the Boston Conservatory an anthat anthat anthat <
that six years ago he made a abort abortconcert 8ttortconcert abortconcert
concert tour of the States StatesHis SlatesHis StatesHis
His coming therefore was saber unheralded saberaided her herWed ¬
Wed which te unfortunate htaam inasmuch IDaamwcbas cb cbas
as his work is an inspiration to t stu students Mudents tu tudeftts ¬
dents and a satisfaction tIfactl and delight delightto
to 0 lovers of pianoforte music Ie It i iQuite Iquite is isquite
Quite useless to make an effort e ort to t detail de detail d dtail ¬
tail the superior excellence e of the theafternoon theafternooD theafteroon
afternoon performance performanceBueoni perforJR3RcBuMRI performanceBacon
Bacon equipped with a mental grasp graepof graspof graspof
of ImmeD immense e reach activity and powerable power poweris
is able to Interpret ta the true con content CORte content ¬
tent te t that misused word wotdaad and Bach BachBeethoven BachBeethoven BachBeethoven
Beethoven and Chopin were ta turn turnread turnread turnread
read with a clarity and dignity and an anexquisite aftexquisite anexquisite
exquisite beauty of diction that was wasnothing WallnothIDg wasnothing
nothing short of Inspiration InspirationHte L LHIs LHis
HIs technique is flawless and ate 1I1sJnaJlual hismaaual atemanual
manual possibilities apparently a > limit limitless Umltlees limitlees ¬
lees but to crown all both are gov governed Pyemed ge e eerned ¬
erned and controlled ee trolled to the slightest in interpretive Interprethe Interpretive ¬
terpretive shading br the master men mentality mentaJtt mentalky ¬
talky taJtt of a simple sincere unaSeoted unaSeotedand UD une eotecl eotedand eotecland
and wellrounded musician mU8lclanAs j jI
I As exemplified In the Chopin Noc Norturns Nocturae Nocturne
turns an and i the PaganinpiL paganmIU8tBueod paganmIU8tBueodhis < isctBueon isctBueonCampanelle i iatu
Campanelle m his fluency y te almost almoststupefying aJIQ06SItu
Into fd
met 3 3tttl
stupefying SItu ylag yet his tone to e te pellucid hi hitrills hh hhtrli
trills trli pearly pe na IY IYapatr and nd his ptonteetmos a dti dtispair d dir dt
spair ir In Busonis playing p ytDg there is a aJ are aresponse
re response pon e and J power er one aeociates with withof wl1hBeetIwwPft withBeethoven
Beethoven a and cl the SWlt swettnass and grac gracor gracof
of Chopin Indeed Busoni plays seasily as aseasily a aeasily
easily and as 5 simply as though b bachievements his hisachievements bbcbteyt
achievements cbteyt nf8 were re a matter of courseand course courseand cOQrstand
and yet his art Is so IO consummate that thathe thatbe thathe
he brings to him both the taught and andthe aadthe andthe
the untaught with equal facility facilityWashington fad1ttTVashlngton facilityWashington
Washington rarely rarel breaks into shouted snoutedbravos sItOutedDcavo shoutedbravos
bravos and encores but the audi audience ae41eDe audience ¬
ence yesterday gave such vent to its itsenthusiasm Itseatln Itsenthusiasm
enthusiasm eatln lum after each number while a ahush ahueh ahush
hush like death held the th house bou e when whenthe whetsthe itMi itMithe
the players fingers touched the key keyboard keyboard keyboard ¬
board A tremendous trem program begin beginning begillBIB beginnteg ¬
ning BIB with the much discussed dl eu8 ed Boson Bueonitranscriptions BuNnitrapscrtptionA Bosontranscription
transcriptions of Bachs Choral Pre Preludes Prehides Preludes ¬
ludes and including Indud Beethovens Eco ZcOcaines Ecocaisses Ec8rai88es
caisses the Waldsteia No teia sonata a trio fcteof trioof trioof
of Chopin numbers and the Gounod OounodUszt GounodLIsat GounodLfCt
Uszt Fantasia m < waltz themes from fromFaust fnMftFaust fromFaust
Faust was given ven superbly superblyBusoni superblyBU8OIIt superblyBusoni
Busoni called repeatedly to the stage stageby stageby tagebY
by the tumult in the house bou e appeared appearedae appe red redRillS
ae freest fre 1 and a d unwearied as A though he hebad hetruck hebad
bad not struck a a note Throe TbN e encores encoreswere encoreawereIYe encoreswere
were wereIYe given and twfee 1 e as many Jn8 T were de demanded dPmaDded demanded ¬
manded by an audience which filed out outof outof outof
of the theater tmpres Impressed ed and quiet quietrather quietrat quietrather
rather rat r than volubly chattering as Is tethe Is1htl Isthe
the usual case at an afternoon per performance ptrfonnance performance ¬
formance formanceFORBETSIINM fonnanceUNKNOWN formanceUNKNOWN
UNKNOWN WOMAN WOMANFORGETS WOMANFORGETSIDENTITY
FORBETSIINM FORBETSIINMColumbus FORGETS IDENTITY IDENTITYColumbus
Columbus Patient Threaten Threatened ¬
ed With Death Unless UnlessShe UnlessShe UnlessShe
She Remembers RemembersCOLUMBUS RemembersCOLUXBUS RemembersCOLUMBUS
COLUMBUS Ohio April 8Who Who am amL aRtL amI
L Wm > am IT ITWith ITWith 1 1With
With this t1 s question always on her er lips lipsand l land lipsand
and In her eyes the stare that betokens betokensapproaching hetoke betokenapproaching s s8Iroacbing
approaching insanity ID anlty a sweetfaced sweetfacedg
g ayhaired woraaa WOID UI sky years old is be believed DelYed beikved ¬
lieved to t be dying at St Francis Hoe Hospital HOLpttL HoepitaL ¬
pital Her paet is a blank She does doesnot doessot doesnot
not know her name She does ees not notknow notkaow notknow
know whence wh R4e she came All site kao kaoof knows knowsof
of Hfe is the present presentHer presentHer ent entHer
Her condition Is driving her mad madPhysicians 1JIaCIPhyMcliuls medPhysicians
Physicians give tve her two more says n of oflife ofltCe oflge
life Then if her memory does not re retum ret1ln1 return
turn she will die they say sayThe MYTIte sayThe
The Unknown Is the woman who whowas whofound whonee
was found Tuesday Tne dey morning at the
Union Station by Patrolman Seeds She Sheevidently SIteevldeDtly Sheevidently
evidently was a pasenger 1as Dber changing changingtrains ehanEfngtra1Ds changingtrains
trains It Is thought that all her be belongings belongings e eIoIIgiD ¬
longings IoIIgiD her ticket and clothing and aRCIJDODe andmoney
JDODe money 7 are with her baggage and ne neone M Moe noone
one knows ka ws where that is isShe IsShe IsShe
She was as found < < wandering dazedly dazedlyabout dazedlybout dazedlyabout
about the station L She was perfectly perfectlyrational pe perfectlyrational ectly ectlyratlooal
rational and showed s owed culture and oducatlon odu education oduratJoA ¬
cation ta her conversation conve tleD until her herpast herpast herpast
past was touched teYC ed upon Then with a avacant aY1toCftt avacant
vacant stare her eyes JGS ftuli ailing g with t tears tearsshe tearse tearsshe
she e could only answer HI I dont knew kaowI kDo kDoI
I dont know who I am amFhysicins amPhysician m mPhysIclns
Physician at SC St Francis Hospital are areunable areUD8b1e areunable
unable to do anything to enable her to toregain toregain toregain
regain her lost memory Sae is slowly slowlygotog slowlygoIog slowlygoing
going mad But before bar mind snaps snapsher snapsher snapsher
her body will give way Worry and andhorror andhorror ncl nclJIGnor
horror at the terrible future that con confronts COlIfronts confronts
fronts her Is kilting her berShe 1terShe herShe
She will live until morning say the thei tkedgetors thedoctors
i doctors but she can hardly bardl test testthrough Jaett lustthrough
through t IOUg the day daySo ay aySo y ySo
So the little woman lies Ue on her cot cotand cotaDd cotand
and stares at the ceilmg trying te think thinkof tidoker thinkof
of her er own name Eagerly Eagerly she stops stopsevery 8tO 8tOeery scopeevery
every passing pa86 lg nurse Have you beard beardyet beard beardvet heanlyet
yet who I am Who am I Cant t you youdo youdo youdo
do something ADd the nurses can canpnly canealy canpail
pail try to soothe her For F < < thewomans tIteWOmal1Shlefttlty the thewomansidentity wemana wemanaIdentity
identity seems to be an impenetrable impenetrablemystery ImpenetrableSterY INpenetrabiemystery
mystery mysteryA SterY SterYA
a A blood clot on the brain say y thedoctors the thedoctors thetIoctors
doctors It may move and then she shewHl shewftJ shewill
will know who she is YO But if ft dont dontmove doatRtOve dontrove
move Then the end will be a grave rave at atthe atthe atthe
the county infirmary a grave with no noname noDame noname
name the grave of The Unknown or orta orORe orla
ta one of the wards of some hospital hospitalKill bospttalW hospitalwill
Kill W l be a silent startatr woman wonder woadertos woR wondering er erlab
lab day after day Who am I Who Whoam Wboam Whoam
am ICEMETERY I ICEMETERY Ir IrCEAETERY
CEMETERY BARS NUDE ART ARTNEW ARTNBW ARTNBN
NEW YORK April 8 LBeeause Because the thestatue theslable thestatue
statue of Psyche psye e and Cupid fe not 1I t cqnsidered cqn cqnsidered CftRtdered
sidered 3 a proper monument In a grave graveyard graveyard I I7ari ¬
yard the trustees ees of Greenwood Cemetory Ceme Cemetery CMDeOave ¬
tory have requested r Mrs M Mary MaQL I L Stet Stetter St4tI Stetiec
ter I r of Philadelphia PIdIaeI to t remove e it from fromtbfr fnmatIt fromthe
the tIt place They T sy point out that tIN presence pres presence pre9IIC8 ¬
ence of nude figures ta IRtIM the cemetery ee Ntery Nteryt te tenet isnot
net t ia conterrally 7 with te ether sraa sraatoenis ernaenta me memenu
menu enta THo TJ ett1e erdet nlej wfll WftIbe be obeyed o obe ed
CANDIDATE FOR STATE STATE GOVERNOR I
I
MRS MARILLA RICKER RICKERWko RICKERW1Io RICEERWho
Who at the Age of Seventy Will C Campaip rapufs n ia iafew New Hampshire Hamp irc
WOMAN WILL RUN RUNFOR RUNFOR
FOR GOVERNORSHIP GOVERNORSHIPMrs
Mrs Ricker Will Stump StumpNew Stun1pNev StumpNew
New Hampshire At AtSeventy AtSeventy AtSeventy
Seventy SeventySAX
I
SAX JOSE CaL April H IXrL Mrs Me Maril Marilla rI rIta
la Ricker the t e famous woman lawyer lawyerpubtfetec 1aWeraJI lawyerpublicist
publicist aJI and am petttician left San Jose Josetedaar Josetwisty Jo e et
twisty t for Dover N H to open her hercampaign 1MrpMBOt hercampaign
campaign Sec governor of the Granite GraniteState Gnu GraniteStats te I IBtate
State StateThough StatsThough i iIltmtgk
Though Mrs ir Bicker te seventy years yearsold yearsoW yearsold
old eh IiM declares d < < Jue that she be will take takebarge tkpe takebarge
barge e of her own candidacy in person personand penonwill personand
and will stump the State from end to toend tonot togad
end not only for convention delegatesthis delegates delegatesthis deleJi1ite3UaI
this UaI spring but for votes next > > ext falL falLman failThtr I IT
T Thtr ba is JIG legal reason wily a wo i ima iman
man eanojot ea bo elected governor of New NewHampshire NewHampshir NewFuuhlr
Hampshire said aW Mrs Rieker as she shestarted shestarted he hetitan
titan started for the Suet Ba t And from ad advicee advkes advices
vices I have haw already received I hay havreason ha hareIUOII hayreason
reason to believe that there has ahead alrea4set aheadset 1reatiaet
set in a formidable sentiment for melection m melection my myelect1on >
election electionMrs elect1onMiS electionMrs
Mrs Kicker was such a powerful law lawyer Jawyer lawyer ¬
yer ta s Washington that Robert G In IngersoH Ingenoll Ingerso4l
gersoH engaged her as 3 associate ta thefamous the thefantoufi thffameGli
famous Star Route ease castWendell easeWeoddl CMCWeodeIl
Wendell Phillips was W8 proud of her heraid htraid heraid
aid ta the cause of abolition afbolitkmIB i
IB II lift Mrs Irs 1Uek8r Rlck r stumped the Wes Wesfor WtSfor Resfor
for Benjamin Harrison and later camt camtvery CAmtery camevery
very ery nearly being be6n Americas first woman womandiplomat womandtplontat womandiplomat
diplomat through President Pre klent McKinl McKinley y sdetermination s sdetermination sdetermination
determination to appoint her minister ministerxo minlst r rto
xo Colombia Hi His advisers s dissuaded dissuadedhim dlesue4edhim ies d dhim
him at a the last moment She is now no a aUnited atDlted arutted
United States commissioner and exam examiner examSiteI examiner ¬
iner ta chancery chanceryMrs chanceryIrs chanceryMrs
Mrs Irs Kicker the he daughter of a revoistbonaty revo revolutionary revoJutloDary ¬
lutionary officer was born ta J Durham DurhamN > urhaxn urhaxnJf
N H in ISM She studied law In InWashtegton 1nWash InWashIgton
Washtegton Wash on and was the first woman toplead to toplead tl tlpIed >
plead a case C8I before the Supreme Court CourtH CourtHer CourtHer
H Her r law law practice practf t + won n her a fortune but butaid buta buta
a sea et part or this is she spent first In Inaid inaId
aid of the union cause and later as an anadvocate anchocate anadvocate
advocate of womans suffrage suffrageIB
In 1ST she astonished amonl hPd the country by bygoing byJOhag bygoing
going to the polls and Rd demanding the theright theright theright
right to vote v < < e It was w the first notable notablemove notab1eJlt notablemove
move Jlt ve of militant snflTragtem in theUnited the theUaKe theUalted
United States yet yetirs Mrs Rioker RIok was able ableto ableto ableto
to win such influence to her cause Cau e that thatsuCCragfem thatsuaragiBRt thatsufrragism
suCCragfem immediately became a postural po political p0litical ¬
litical issue issueAt l IssueAt ue ueAt
At every election since that time timethe timetM timethe
the determined woman has presented presentedherself pr8e presentedherself t ter8elC
herself at the voting booth with ttb the tbeentire t theentire f fenUre
entire ticket and a has forced the of officials official ofRclals ¬
ficials to refuse her demand to be aT allowed aTlowed aTlowed ¬
lowed to vote on each candidate put up upMrs upXNI upMrs
Mrs Ricker married John Rieker In Jn1SSS Int inti
t ti 1SSS She has been a widow forty years yearsT y yDe YearsDespite
T Despite De > tHte her years she is 1 a woman of ofextraordinary ofextraordinary ofextraordinary
extraordinary streasrth 1Itren th and energy e elS She Shestill SbERill Shestill
still conducts a large law bu business ine t inDover in inI InDover
I Dover > over and adds constant magazin magazinwriting m magaztncwriting inr inrtlAg
writing tlAg to her political activities
TAFT VANQUISHES VANQUISHESSHERMAN VANQUISHESSHERMAN VANQUISHESSHERMAN
SHERMAN ON LINKS LINKSVice
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Vice President Pre8kJe t Sherman te the first firstxfetlm firststrum t tdetl
detl strum of the season to President Prco ldent Tufts Tuftspro TaftgprowesSoP Taftsprowesson
pro prowesSoP weeson the links the first game of ofthe ort1 ofthe
the t1 Executive Ex U8 coif season having been beenwon beenwon beenwon
won yesterday by the President Pr sk1ent on the theChevr thfC theChew
Chew C Chase C 4 links HnkeBoth linksBoth HnkBoth
Both made the rounds in lees le s than V VPreident VA YPresident
President Taft winnln winning innln by on ODe bole holeBoth boleBot1 boleBoth
Both players were In fair form c cdn cdnsidhring cn cnsWerinf n nsld
sWerinf sld rinJ their lack of practice practiceThe practiceThe practiceThe
The first taste of ofcrisp ofcrisp I
crisp delicious deliciouswitli deliriousPost
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with cream is its O om WIL good goodexcuse goodexcuse goadexcuse
excuse for a call for more inoreThe morehe moreThe
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SOUR FACE CAUSE CAUSEOF CAUSEOF CAUSEOF
OF BREAKING WORD WORDPOUQHKEEPS1E WORDPOrOHKEEPSIE WORDPOCOHKEEPS1E
POUQHKEEPS1E N T April AprilThe AIM1IThe L LThe
The story of the brief wooing of Henry HenryWebendorfer Hear HearWbPD4IOrfer HenryWebend
Webendorfer Webend wfer aged sixty s xty a wealthy wealthymanufacturer wnJtb7maautactu wealthymanufacturer
manufacturer of X New w York and Mary MaryHorner KasyHomer MaryHomer
Homer aged fortyebrht a housekeeper housekeeperof lH wMkeep wMkeepOf < <
of Humms Lakes ta being told by the thelatter Utelatter thelatter
latter In her breacbofrromtee cboC suit in intbe inthe inthe
the court here hereMiss hereXba hereMies
Miss Horner told at t the trial that Mr MrWebendorfer MrWebendorfer r rWebe8dorler
Webendorfer had broken off the en engagement eftment engagoment ¬
gagement ment because Dccau utP e she Ad ad presented presentedwhat presentedwhat Dtecl Dteclhat
what hat he termed a so sour r face and neglected neg negt
lected < t d to KiM him when he f called on onher onbPI onher
her
COUNT is DEPRIVED DEPRIVEDOF I IOF
OF U US S CITIZENSHIP CITIZENSHIPFederal
Federal Judge Cancels Pa Papers Papers Papers ¬
pers of Prince Savine SavineNow
Now in Jail JailCHICAGO JailCmcA1G0
CHICAGO April April 1C01Iftt Count Mich1 Mich1olas Kiela
sins 01 RrajmJe Sin sIn Savtne de Toulouse Lau Lautrec
tree alias Prince Prtace1 rlnce ihebsas Kichelas Savine ae to toao isso
ao longer ISf a citizen cf the United UnitedStates ValtedState VattedStates
States His Iu natwruatlon semi i t uzation atloa atloabide papers paperswhich paperswhich
which bide were granted gr1UI lrp 4 y id live e Owbena Owbenaof G GoC > bbesd
of th theetreatt taJcircuit etreult court to ta 9 have ve been beencanceled I beentancekd eeta eetacaaceled
canceled by Judge K M LIMIILTbf LasdlsThe Landau LandauThe
The count te now IH W In custody Cl y in ini I IsBelgium
i Belgium Ikl um He Is J also wanted wat by the thegovernment thegoernmpnt thegovernment
government of Denmark for obtaining 01 obtainingmoney
i money on fraudulent checks checksHe cbeckLHe
He has made ma me of his American Americancitizenship Amerte
citizenship papers tc obtain passports passportsat PAPO
at t certain American embassies lIIblUMd In Europe Eu Europe ¬
rope but ut t be will be no a longer hooded
by ambassadors anllMul adors of tide country should bcrI
he apply al P1T to them as an American citi citixen cltJell citisen
xen > > ell for protection against th t > European Eu European European ¬
ropean police polleeHARRIMANS policeHARRIMANS j jHARRIMANS
HARRIMANS WIDOW WIDOWPLANS WIDOWPLANS
PLANS BIG STABLE STABLECostly
Costly Structure on Mcmatain Es Estate Estate Estate ¬
tate Will Have Accommoda Accommodations Avcotlimoddo ¬
tions do as for f Fifty Horses HorsesXIDDLETOW HorsesMIDDLETOWN
XIDDLETOW XIDDLETOWfC X T April AprflIMJoI5 HMrs bMinMary i iMary
Mary W HarrmVMi widow of S HHarr H HHarrbwji
Harrbwji H Harr a earryteir out his ideas w Is Isplanning IeI
planning pI > > f > i 6 an of J f tit tin most t costly awl sadnragNicea
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magnttcenl stable ever erected erecteIIState te this thisState lidsState
State Statecnn StateIt
It III to stand at Ute feet et ue ueeIIIIe In Indine
cnn eIIIIe railroad which leads tea s te to totate die dietaba mew mewtatn
tate on which w IeIa the Ie Iebuilt Harries mnsfsn mnsfsnIs a ate
te built buHtThere builtTIle builtThere
There TIle mill 111 be accommodations Aceolluot for fornearly f fJtMtty forsentry
nearly fifty fty horses spadeus spade us carriage carriageand cani8paM ewniageand
aM hraeea II nIe 8 rooms a W workshop I1c8bop I1c8bopaUti ssntgo ssntgoand
and a hospital tat for sick horses bur TIN hesecond Tbenccond TIN8Ier7
second story will contain living IIYIn < < apart apartments apartsoents ¬ i iJIMIIts
ments for grooms and stablemen etzbiemenWOMAN 1I1enHIL 1I1enHILWOj1JN i
WOMAN IS BURNED BURNEDIN
IN THEATER FIRE FIREKKW FIRENEW FIREPfEW
NEW YORK April tWltb With Ute exception ex exception ftcepUOIl ¬
ception of Dedora the th motorcycle motorcyclerider motorcyclerider orcc1e orcc1erider
rider nobody was hurt in the are and andpanic andpanic 1141 1141Ie
panic Ie that occurred in the Alhambra AlhambraTheater A1hambT1teter AihambraTheater
Theater 126th street and lad Seventh Seventhavenue Seeathanue Seventhavenue
avenue last la t night nl bt The flre ar was due dueto dueto dueto
to the explosion upl of a gasolene leDe tankAn tank tankAn tankAn
An audience of lM was thrown into intoIs Intoa
a pant and nd Dedora whose real name nameis
Is JCr Xn Agnes A e Hatneld and who was wasriding wasriding a ariding
riding on the th theetage stage was w burned burn d but butnot butnot butnot
not seriously Injured
LIFE CRUSHED OUT OUTUNDER OUTUNDER
I
UNDER CAR WHEELS WHEELSPhiladelphia WHEELSPhiladelphia
Philadelphia Trolley Fatali Fatalities Fatalities Fatalities ¬
ties Total Nineteen Since Sincethe Sincethe Sincethe
the Strike StrikeOcber S StrikemIL trike J JHL
mIL Di + JLPBIA HL Pa April II1I sJq iToile iToileOcher R ROcber
Ocber a baker was aasftd crua cnI < to death tIMdIiHMIer deathunder eatn eatnunder
under the wheel of a Rapid bqIIIIcar Transit Transitaa Transitaol
aa aol car which r nil n into laW wcgwr to1es to toThls tothJdItetee
Thls 1es makes tb thJdItetee nmeteeath tk fataHty due dueto dueto I
to trOlley aocf tr e to u since 8I ee the bung begteatogof h gljt tag
of the thi carmen dlltkecMr atrhtew strike strikeOeber
Oeber cMr who w was U servtag sern sernterand rvlac coetemers coetemersKnTth ea t III IIItanNd I
tanNd out et the W8 wwey of a DOrtltheUnd DOrtltheUndFtftb ser boVudd boVuddIrifth
KnTth street eft ear and a > > d as a bte wagon wagonash gOreaehed as n nnaebeiI
naebeiI UN oppodte PItCNIte track the theash 7 7ea
ash car ea some sooth crashed tote Intorear Ole thorear Olerear
rear of oft the t Hght wagon underOChet Ocber OCheth eber was wasthrown wastlWowa at
thrown from hi b i seat eat under the h front frontwheels frontwas rORtW
wheels W heeb of the or ce r His HI horse horsekilled ateo J o was waskflled wa wakiI1eod
killed kflledIn kiI1eodIn killedIn
In a crash of two trolley trel ears on R an aatocltae anmcllae anIncline
Incline at Mate alIa aad Uabria U streets streetsMnnayimk 1Itreet5X streetsearly
Mnnayimk X early today Motorman a John JohnKayvWe t JollaKa7dJ1e
KayvWe was so e serious seriously d 1lllll injured h red that thathe t thathe u uIs
he Is dyta dyW ta the Wemena s Homeu HomeupaUUc HomecSix < I IINWdc
paUUc INWdcIx HoepHal HoepHalSix s
Six Sixpassengers Ix passengers pu > fearua were sUgntiy Injured tajurebS Injuredbs i iby
bS Jumping JumpingThe <
bSThe The colmnon e ufidoB was w due te 1 Ute failure taihlceoC faHureof
of brakes to hold ta decieondmg g die tbehHl diehUI thehill
hill hHlA
A heavy T Angora ra ear going east on onChestnut oaCbeanut onChestnut
Chestnut street early today crashed crashedinto eraahedInto crashedInto
into a Morris and Tanker street car earJtOItIa go gotag going
tag north on o Twentythird street Sev Several Several Several ¬
eral persons were injured injuredREADING InjuredREADING injuredREADING
READING FOR BLIND BLINDPROGRAM BLINDPROGRAM BLINDPROGRAM
PROGRAM ARRANGED ARRANGEDThe
The following fo1Iowb program of ofma music mueicand musicand ie ielid
and lid readings has beesvarranged He beon arr1tged for at atthe attJae atthe
the reading room n OID for the blindiathe blindiatheLibrary blind In the theLlbraiyoC theLibrary
Library LlbraiyoC of Congress CongreasTuesday Co CongressTueeday gr gry
Tuesday y Prof Advm Goibel GI of ofPhllad orPbIlpIda ofPhiladelphia
Phllad Philadelphia lphla musician 1 Ieta and composer efrmposerwill e composerwill 8Qt88el 8Qt88elwlU
will lecture on music and w win ill fins 011 011trate finstrete j
trate by composing CIOIII Ib a hymn hymnThursday IaYlhaTbnday bytitnThursday
Thursday there will be a plane P UIe UIeIIOftg and andsons andsong
sons recital Miss JIll Marie Mew of ofBalnmore ofBalttmore ofBaltimore
Baltimore at the piano There win bo bosolos besolos
solos 801 by Mrs x Mabel Owen Beard Bea cI eea eeatralto ee eetralto eeatrolto
tralto Miss X Marguerite OToole < will wiltbe wlttbe willbe
be accompanist accompanistSaturday aceompaa aceompaa8aurnlay accompanistSaturday
Saturday Mme de Metosuer w will ill l lecture lec lecture lecture ¬
ture 00 Russia The program will be 1teOft bebon j
on each of tile three days from 2 391 = te te3M teMJI tos
3M s as MJI MJIGO > m sGO mGOtJLDS
GOtJLDS GO LDS WEDDING WEDDINGGIFT WEDDINGGIFT WEDDINGGIFT
GIFT A MANSION MANSIONNEW
NEW TORY April 9 SGeorge George J Gould Gouidwill Gouldwfll I Iwftl
will present has daughter Marjorie with witha
a house on Fifth avenue valued at atIMiWt ata atN I
IMiWt N l as a wedding wedel gift on the occasion occa occasion ¬
sion of Y her marriage to Anthony Jt JtDrrxel JtDrexel 1tel
Drexel el this month monthThe monthTh monthThe
The Th house V A1S 16 Fifth avenue has just justbem justbeen i ibe4II
been omplete < < J It is i it < six stories high htefaand bighand highand
and of f the old English t Klish basement lmeut type
PRELATES PRELATESAPPROVE PRELATESAPPROVEIMMIGRATION am APPROVEIMrnlGRATION amCatholic
IMMIGRATION PLAN PLANCatholic PLANCatholic
Catholic Colonization So ScicietY Society Society ¬
ciety Extending Work
200 Men Lend Aid Aidte AidBBckeII AidBacked >
Backed by F die aAroval of r the th8WIIIte > w s sbishops
WIIIte bishops te Ica National TAU twat Catholic Oofen Ononizadon OofenbrfcNEto 0II0nkadon
kadon seclety is enteiding r P Ito wt et or ored ofbdtaglag
brfcNEto to tS ed ethe 0 r in cotoofes o ionlta th tM tMlie t Oath OathMc etho etho1k
Mc Immigrant 1MBtgJaWtwIIJo who in h years v past st stgilt tews tewsliheod httswwsought
sought gilt tile oambyesled COt rM6ItdIts istrleta for a aWIeod iitoo iitooUheod
UheodThe liheod liheodThe WIeodTheJl
The TheJl reject jecta of the organization Pt1on Pt1onexpIaJaecJ wan wanexplained rse rseexplained
explained to UK arrhMsliouu a 1T aJ who wbot1at5 met metttote
this week at t Ole e Catholic C UntvenKr UntvenKrand Unlvp IQ IQad
and ad it met with their approval aI the tbeJ tb tbJ leer leerJ
J E De Vea v a member or 0 the ensea enseative e ethre etlve
thre ooKuaittee of the erganlzatiaa erganlzatiaasetting erganlZdllUJIIr erganiratisasetter
setting UJIIr forth tile aims ana ad purposes purposesIt purpoe purpoeIt purpoeIt <
It Is averted that there are ar arCUIoUc HOT iJAcatholic HOTCatholic
Catholic immigrants kndb budmg g annually amauaJIyNew iN iNNew t tNew
New York The members of the thactety theclety as asclety
clety declare that u It will not be difDc difDcto difDc8lt difDc8ltto
to induce a majority of those to toto toID jstt jsttIn
to the1 t Afferent dt < < erent eowofea tor the i iroadc ndIoa ndIoaJMds mu muroads
roads it te said B t acne that every everyman ery eryJIINUt Md MdWISH
WISH in their t territory loerrttor hi worth at iMt iMtMore
IM 1ee to chant UIcNLMote chantMore
More than two hundred pcossiestt pcossiesttcI irommMl irommMlclergymen lilt liltc
clergymen c heea ea and Ad laymen are Ia IaAIUt aoara nmnrtnf nmnrtnfwith f fmovoeat
cI cIc with the movement In the rathollr caaBecoJoRIs thse thsecelonksa
colonies celonksa at Ghent Mme MiJuLXeb and SpaMmg SpaNlnQob
Xefc ob the people are happy and an anerOtM piee profpro pieeperotK
pro > erOtM and have large weleuMv w wtr wellcuhivarlsd wellcuhivarlsdThe Mnl
tr farms farmsThe ML MLTbe
The promoters have BO interest m the
lands nor ia th the sales They ax are s sterseted b bteroBted
teroBted ter8 Ced they assert only ta the theF1trther people
Further Further developments ealeopmenta ta the pia pint are areexpected as asexpected a aexpected
expected and anaoaneementa alllIOIIftee alllIOIIfteeoNRe8t8 n nopmeatv as d + wve wveups
ups opmeatv cats occur win b be bebitest made aa grsslt
interest Is beta being taken ta the effort te >
brtejr b together 1 ethEor the Catholics from froaaseveral tie tieseveral fa faseveral
several countries te Europe EuropeANIMAL EurottcANI EuropeANIMAL
ANIMAL ANI lAL FARMERS FARMERSEXAMS FARMERSEXAlvIS FARMERSEXAMS
EXAMS PREPARED PREPAREDPlaces
f
Places In Department of Agnctfl Agnctflture Agrict4ture Agicttore
ture Will Pay PayS
51500 51500An S 150An 1500 1500Aa
An examination for Junior JIor1IIbfuI4J aaiai aaiaihusbnndmen ° rfiwirf rfiwirfhusbandmen
husbandmen 1IIbfuI4J en to fill two vacancies w d dthe te tethe dthe
the Department of Agriculture e will
be held by the Civil Service SerTIeeftMn Psmmsj Cemsiisaioa
ftMn lea on May 11 The salaries are arewhen U
li 15H O when entering 811 tile service errieemay and asjdmay andmar
may be increased laer8lUHMlA te 24a 24aA 24eeA
A rating r ttBg of 7 71 per cent will be lieappJlcaats given givenapplicants gfiraapplicants
applicants who have graduated r4Iuat free tatsa freea
a four years course ta t agriculture agrIcuitsrewithin agncJt1RewlUla
within a year r before the date of tile tileexaDlIntloR theexamination
examination or are re about to be grad grMwated gradated
ated fropa tr pa such an institution InUtutioarating A Arating
rating 0 or at least 7ft per cent ml must t M Mobtained beobtained
obtained In expert experience to tomake
make n applicant eligible for ap J
polntm pointment nt
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A I tM e tMe No More Dread of the Dental Chair i ii it it8i
8i w weii
i eii If you have teeth e trouble there is isrelief is isa isrelief s i iI al alyou
I a di relief ea at my m > office for you youmi jJoua jJoui off offfrl Oa OaT
a i frl frldi dt dti T OPEN SUNDAY i ii I tQ tQC tQI Q
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8 guarantee goes S with themi them themw themi
I i I w tiff I i fl i Let Us Prove Iii Iiii
i o 1 I have RELIABLE SPECIALISTS for eacht each eachof e Ch I
i i t i I 1 of the ILLS that TEETH are re heir to that thatlf
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I i t i 1 1 lf these SFECLV SPECLLISTS LISTS are banded together tog8t er to g
V I YOUR INTEREST as well as our own O D that we wehave w tt tthave
1 have spared no TDIE 3IOXET IO EY nor CA CAHE C UtB toHPLISH to toACCOMPLISH
I I l 1 I 11 I ACCOMPLISH HPLISH THIS and we INVITE YOU TO t tI to J JI 6 6i
I I INSPECT 8PECT to DISCUSS to CRITICISE if s se you youk Y01lI on onYou
I 11 I Have the Great rya Botanical Discovery iscoYi that a Kills is Pain ado in in All Teeth e trouble I rou ecaIIBoot k I I can canBat Bat first to GIVE GIYEUS US A FAIR F Am TRIAL = e eArrangements
I e Arrangements can be made whereby y you can canpay i iIi
Ii I I1M w I DON T LET MONEY WORRY YOU pay P Pw ay for foryour your work weekly we or or6e monthly monthlyGas 1 I IIi
Ii 1M I Extract T Treat rea or fill Your Teeth Without the least east Pain Painif I III
to Gas Administered AdministeredA st if You Want t It ItPORCELAIN No Charge for forPall Painless ess Extraction Examination or Advice S SFILLINGS
II A PORCELAIN sR BRIDGE WORK WORKGold Ch4ge 4 E5dCti 5 FILLINGS FILLINGSOnly 5 50c i iI I
I Gold Cro CrodB Crown wn 22 Karat i iIi
Ii dB ii I I I Y PAINlE S DENTIST DENTISTj i iIi
Ii 407 7th Street N NW NWOnly W i iOnly
Only One Office Opposite Woolworth 5c c and lOc Stare SUreWe StareWe StareWe
We keep open until S p pm m for the accommodation of f those thoseTvJio thosewho thosewho
who cannot come during the day Sunday sours 19 is t 1 1Qa8ee
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