St. Louis Post-Dispatch from St. Louis, Missouri • Page 52

SUNDAY MORNING ST LOUIS i jT" DISPATCH-MAY 10, 1908. 16B pert and played baseball. Ha Htoo with bis parents at their horns la Bentoa place. FRED LEHMANN JR. ANNOUNCES FOR THE LEGISLATURE of law.

He has never before been a candidate for public office, but is well known as an athlete. While attending law school he was Washington University's star athlete. He played fullback for and captained the varsity football team and was a Representative In the Second Legislative District, which embraces the Thii-teenth. Twenty-third and part of the Seventh wards. Mr.

Lehmann is a graduate of Harvard and of theSt. Louis Law School. He is associated with his father and brother. Sears Lehmanu'ln the practice Fred W. Lehmann son of the prominent St.

Louis attorney, announced Saturday that he will be a candidate for the Democratic nomination for State WIXFORD COMES BACK AT ADKINS IN WATER FIGHT School Fatrwaa 4 Meet. The regular monthly meeting of the Board or Control of the St. Louis Public School Patrons' Alliance will be held Monday evening, at the Assembly Room, 1800 Locust street. nor is TALKING TO KILL LIOUDR MEASURE member of the track team, a tennis ex FOLK PLEDGES-HIMSELF TO THE PRIMARY TEST Wants to Know Whether the Opposition Will Do the Same. STATE RESTS CASE TO CLOSE HUBERTS CLUB Judge Has Application for Permanent Injunction Under Advisement.

fcignt Hours Againbi Money "to Get Ready for World's Fair" All Wasted, He Asserts. Bill for State Control of Shipment. To the Editor of the Post-Dispatch. PELHAM STAR WITNESS HOME CANTEEN KILLED On April 19, while I was in Idaho, your paper published an interview with Water tr- Asked if He's Ex-Convict, Says Mother Told Him to Admit Theft. Xliis Congress Disposed to Deal Strenuously With All Intoxicants.

Commissioner Adkins, in which he denies that I discovered the process of water puriffcation now used by St. Louis, charging that I obtained my patents for it "surreptitiously." I beg to reply by stating the facts. Mr. Adkins became commissioner in the spring of 1903, one year before the opening of the World's Fair. At that time there were at the Chain of Rocks six settling basins, each 670 by 400 feet, VASHINGTON, May 9.

Brswera and distillers have only the constitutional lawyers of Congress to thank for the side by side and capable of being sepa fact that Congress has not, at this session, yielded to the pleas of the Prohi bitionists and given the liquor business rately operated and cleaned. With but slight changes, they could have been used in connection with my process, and so operated as to allow the water In Judge McElhinney of the Clayton Circuit Court has taken under advisement the suit instituted by Assistant Attorney General John Kennish to have Msrk Gu filberts' Louisiana Club perpetually closed by injunction. Attorney Thomas J. Rowe, representing Gu Alberts, will file a written argument In a few days, and Judge McElhinney'B decision will await that filing. Evidenca in the case was completed yesterday with the testimony of William H.

Pelham, private detective, who was regarded as the State's star witness. Pelham was at one time employed to gather evidence of viola them to remain comparatively quiet. which is essential to sedimentation. When I entered the depatrment, seven months before the opening of the fair, MEXICO, May Folk was greeted at the station today by a large gathering, including the Hardin College girls. The Military Academy Cadets escorted him to the hotel.

The Courthouse was crowded when he was introduced by Dr. E. S. Cave, chairman of the Democratic County Committee, and he was received with applause. His speech met wtth cordial approval from start to finish.

In closing his address the Governor said: ''I pledge myself to stand by the primary law as it is written on the statute books, and I pledge my friends to vote for the Democratic candidate who receives the highest number of votes in the entire State at the November primary. "I make this pledge in specific terms. Will the opposition do the same? If not, why not? Are not the people entitled to know? I ask all Democratic county committees to request all candidates for the Legislature to agree to vote for Senator in accordance with the instructions of the Democrats of the State at this primary. Is not this Democratic? Am I to be denounced as a disturber for asking this simple Justice for the Democratic voters of the State? Let us settle this contest without bitterness. Prescribes Some Harmony.

"Our side is certainly in good humor. It is a matter of regret that any of the opposition should be Ill-natured and Indulge In spiteful attacks. Of course, due allowance should be made for the way they feel. We can afford to be charitable. "It would be better for the party, however, If some of them would take a little of that 'harmony medicine they prescribe so generously for others." Not more than one-third of the people who thought to hear the Governor could get Into the Courthouse, and he made' a brief "speech from" the RIngo "Hotel Mr.

Adkins was blasting off the tops of the division walls between these basins with dynamite and constructing brick- studded overflow dams or weirs in their tions of the law by anti-lid clubs. places. The magnificent Bedford stone blocks so blasted off were crushed to make Mocb Gambling, He Says. "I made a great many visits to the concrete with which to construct an Louisiana Club," said Pelham on the witness stand. "There was a lot of enormous forebay, or receiving chamber along the north side of the basins.

Instead of allowing the water to settle quietly in the basins, he intended to gambling there, a dice game being conducted in a room on the second floor." On cross-examination. Attorney Rowe make Its course rapidly from, basin to asked: basin over one brickstudded dam after another in the hope that in running this "Are you an ex-convict?" Pelham, half rising from his chair. hurdle race the mud would get tired exclaimed angrily: Bill OinM FtlRNTR lfl BED ROOM reJ" ZK Jl 1 ssMassssssssssssssMnssBssassaaasisaBS Wt "I am a man new. If I got into trou and drop out, whereas It is Just the roiling of the water that will prevent the mud from settling. This work cost far in excess of the ble when I was a boy, that has nothing to do with me now.

I did plead guilty to a charge and was sentenced to the Workhouse, but I was released on parole after three or four days. original $110,000 appropriated for it, and th value of the serviceable portions of the old settling system- so destroyed or "I was not guilty. One of two women put out of use, amounted to hundreds of thousands of dollars. who were with me took a watch, but my mother advised me to plead guilty. But this is not all.

Mr. Adkins had I was only IS years old." Big Crowd at Montgomery. already bought perforated pipes with Special to the Post-Dispatch. On cross-examination, Pelham testi which to feed chemicals into the set MONTGOMERY, May 9. Gov.

fied that he had recently held posi tling basins In an effort to treat the water by the Quincy process. tions of trust, the Louisville City Rail Folk was given an enthusiastlo reception here this afternoon by farmers These were the conditions In October, way entrusting him with $3800 with which to pay off men. He had also and townspeople. The courthousp 1903, when I entered the department. I been employed by the St.

Louis Dressed Beef Co. and the Northern Pacific Rail where the speaking was advertised to take place, was inadequate, and 'the not only protested against the forebay and weir system, but I told Mr. way he said. E. E.

Wall, Mr. Adkins' principal as crowds gathered In the yard in front of the building and the Governor was compelled to come out into the open Kennish Calls Club Knlsaaec. Assistant Attorney General Kennish, sistant, that the Quincy process can-net be used, except as an adjunct to filtration, and that an attempt so to and speak. His speech was devoted in his argument, declared the Louisiana Club was a "notorious nuisance" and that the fact that gambling was principally to a discussion ef the saloon use it, particularly In connection with in politics. the forebay and weirs, must result in It has been reported that this county permitted to go on there made It a nuisance, notwithstanding the fact that was pretty evenly divided in the sen the water containing not only the original mud, but, what is worse, large quantities of chemicals besides.

the club may have been orderly. atorial raoa, but the meeting today gave It a Folk appearance. The Gov The Louisiana Club has been closed But my protests were not heeded. I nearly a year, a temporary injunction was set to work in the laboratory at against it having been granted. It was ernor carried this county in his race for Governor, while the rest of the Democratic officers.

State and county. Bissel's Point, making tests with the the proceeding to make this temporary Quincy process and the alum process, with the exception of Prosecuting At lnlunction permanent that was heard before Judge McTlhinney yesterday. neither or wnion, as wen Knew, ceuiu give good results, except as adjunots to filtration, least of all with the roU- torney Rosanberger, were defeated. Rosenberger, who is now a candidate rap. They got a sample of what the House would do to them If It got a chance hen this week It voted the canteens of the soldiers' homes by a vote of 6.

dlately after Congress met In ber, the anti-saloon agitators be-thelr fight for national legislation the movements of Intoxicating auors In interstate commerce. Llttlefleld of Maine itroduced a bill which has been the of the fight. It provides that each State shall control liquors In transit as soon aa they enter its boundaries. The aim is to give Prohibition States the pewer to keep intoxicants out of boundaries. Mr.

Llttlefleld has a persistent fight for the mea-is a member of the Judiciary 3e and recognized as one ef the constitutional lawyers of Con- at the first point scored against the 4f was that it was unconstitutional because it sought to delegate to the States powWs which the Constitution gives to Government. In addition to this obstacle the "Judiciary Committee ha 'shown a tendency to hold indefinite heirlEgs on the bill and to put other pf measures ahead of it at every opportunity. .4 1 -Wednesday's committee meeting (t as probably given its finish for this ssion. when a lot of minor bills creating new courts were put ahead of it fofy, Consideration. Representative Bartholdt of St.

Louis has- helped to talk it to death by mak-LliSL'n eight-hour speech against it. the Judiciary Committee meets only twice a week, for about an hovir each mre-ting, Mr, Bartholdt's speech was scheduled to last four weeks, and he has material remaining to take another week, if the bill is ever taken up again. The debate this week on the provision to eliminate the canteen from Soldiers Homes gave the House its first opportunity to show its feeling the temperance question, and it wont at it with a vengeance. The House organization, as represented by Tawney of the Appropriations Committee, fought for the retention of the canteen as an aid to morality and sobriety, but the Republicans broke away from their organization and rode roughshod over it. Mr? Tawney sought to get a vote on the tcanteen question without debate.

Hewas defeated and forced to consent toj 4tl hour and a half's debate, equally dfrtdbd between the. friends and the foes; of the canteen. Mf. Landis Indiana scored the for trying to force their wishes ile nation and for being so bold as fight the Prohibitionists on moral ounds. His declaration that he exited to see the day when there would t.0e liquor sold in any' Government rrltory, including the District of Co-imbla, was greeted with cheers.

John. Wesley Gaines of Tennessee uoted the experience of Congress Itself i prove the canteen a bad thing. "My record Is clear. I voted to remove the bar from this Capitol," said he. "and there is none who would want to- see it come back.

We've had better attendance on the sessions of this House since bar was removed." Inhere were speeches In favor of the canteen by Tawney, Mr. Slayden of Texan, Mr. Goulden of New York and several others, but they avoided the prohibition question. They tried to keep general prohibition question out of the They wanted Congress to think only 'of the comfort of the old soldier who wanted a little stimulant. Tut when Mr.

Smith of Iowa aud Mr. Campbell of Kansas painted Uncle Sam In the apron of a bartender selling beer in a soldiers home it was all off with tlje canteen and only 46 votes, virtually nfl from city Congressmen, were cast f.Jr -'it. Both Mr. Bartholdt and Mr. fjitilfield of St.

Louts voted for the oi'teen. DISAPPEARS ON EVE OF WEDDING Hi ilcr Kisses Girl, Rides Away and Fails to Return. J.ONDON, May 9. Donning his wed RIPLEY COUNTY DEMOCRATS lng effect of the weirs. for Representative, introduced the Governor today.

Meanwhile, at night, in my own labo STRONGLY INDORSE BRYAN The Reception Committee that greet ed the Governor was composed of the ratory on North Ninth street, taking as a basis my analysis of Mississippi River water embodied in my thesis at Wash following Democrats, some of whom They Instruct Delegates to Choose are for Stone for Senator: J. W. ington University in 1887, I set to work Only His Known Supporters. on a principle I had long had in mind. Ball, brother ef Dave; W.

L. Gupton, James McQute, Silas Carr, ex-Circuit Judge H. W. Johnson, Senator A. H.

Special te thej Pcart-Dispetck. to develop a process that dispenses with DONIPHAN, May B. The Demo Drunert. C. Crump and H.

S. Jacks. crats of Ripley County 1 mot in mass convention here today and chose the After much patient effort I succeeded in getting in six minutes, without filtration, purer water than the ACfiiACHE? following delegates to the State Con HUSBAND CHARGES WIFE PUT vention at Jefferson City, May 20: Quincy process will yield in 10 hours In conjunction with a filter. The Water Department was still pinning its faith Herman Borth, Thomas F. Lane, John KIM OUT OF HOUSE M.

Atkinson, Thos. B. Swindle; alter on the Quincy process and the weir sys rs you KIDNEYS! She Admits She and Their Children nates J. W. Cotton, W.

A. Pearce, W. C. Mabrey, D. C.

Cunningham. tem. In January, 1904, the weir system was The delegates were instructed to vote Evicted Him on One Occasion. Walter C. Gilbert, an insurance When the Kidneys are Diseased the Whole System Becomes De practically complete.

Then the river rose suddenly, the muddy water went traveling man, filed suit yesterday to as a unit on all questions. Resolutions were adopted declaring allegiance to the principles of the Kansas City and St. Louis National platforms, indorsing over the weirs and Into the city mains divorce Mrs. Clara Gilbert, from whom ranged, Complications Set in and Serious Results are Sure to Follow. as impure and unwholesome, probably, as he separated after 26 years of wedded life, charging that on two occasions William J.

Bryan and instructing delegates to the State Convention to vote WARNER'S SAFE CURE she and their children ejected him from his home. only for such delegates to the National Convention as are known to be We will start you in the canvas glove business, show you how to develop Mrs. Gilbert last night told a Post- TEST YOTJH XIDNETS. Mrs. T.

T. Carter, Campbells- loyal supporters of Bryan. Put some morning nrlne ville, praises Warner's Safe Dispatch reporter that as to one occasion, at least, this was true. She said she and the children ejected Gil- Indorsement was given to the admin it into a hale, hearty business, make its product, sell its good and bring its profit to you, and last, but not least, make one dollar grow rapidly into two. ever In the history of the Water Department.

The laboratory tests made at Bissel's Point showed clearly that this water would not yield to treatment by either the Quincy or the alum processes, and the Fair was only two or three months off. Mr. Wall, the chief assistant, was terribly worried. He actually expressed fear that the people would come to the Chain of Rocks with shotguns and visit vengeance on the builders of the weir system. I then told Cure, as she regards it as tne Btati.1 OA hntir.

I 1 istration of Gov. Folk and to the record of Wm. J. Stone as United States Deri arier a quarrel about his attentions to a woman livinar near them. medicine that keeps her alive and WE WILL SEND Senator.

Congressman Russell, State well. a reddish sediment in the iKittom of the kIhks. or if the nrlne Is cloudy or milky or If ron see particles or germs floating about In It, your kidneys are diseased The Gilberts then lived at 1336 Walton avenue. Mrs. Gilbert and the children now live at 4713 page boule- Senator Ely and Representative J.

M. Atkinson were also indorsed. The con vara. -rUf Mr. and Mrs.

Gilbert were married vention warmly recommended Thomas Oct. 13, 1881, and separated a veax F. Lane of the Twenty-first Senatorial District as a candidate for the State ago. He charges in his petition that him of the process I had barely succeeded in working out, and on his ready promise not to publish the same, I SfCRETS oriHt GLOVE Senate. No other resoluUons were in while they were walking along street in Chicago in 1903 they quar ana yen should get a bottle of a r'a Ssfa Cure at once.

A a 1 ala Tr. If a troduced. consented to let the city make an experi "I baTe owd yonr Tulnnble medicine for many eiirs and can thankfully aay that I believe bad It not been for yonr mlctne and the help of our Hesvenly Father I would not now be never praise it enouzn. It as benefited me so mnrb. Many others here who have seen what it has done for me have used it with excellent results.

It has never felled to ere In any caje around here and I would be proud It I could influence every sufferer from kidney disease to give It a trial. There has been complication of kidney doubles in my cr.se that the physicians I i reled, and that his wife struck him. In November or December. 1906. Gil Sterile milk absolutely pure is hard to BUSING mental trial with It." This was on or about Feb.

1, 1904. The process took less than seven weeks to install, and cost less than get. The problem is solved on page 7, Editorial Section. bert complains, the first ejectment from his home occurred. He says his wife was aided -by Belle Gilbert, now 24 years old.

and bv Walter rv Never before hlitorv of business hat help like this been offered to ambitious men. Her la broacht to your boom and plsetd la your vary haaaa tba aeca-mulsted wlwtom. th prkxlsM utp-nnr and provm plana of In alo biiiinw. Hr Is iprssd betof th vild drawing and Information, th actual working dtil ndd in th cic-T boatnaa. nr making yon tlila olfar.

want aon to atart a fartory. toh-com proproaa. want to anow yon how thla ean be an liltl capital (from $30 to IS. with th of mating toonannda at do all thla foe yon. atnrt yonr factory, aimpi; wits ian4retad-In, that yon boy enppli od goi-oa from aa a long aa onr prtca arn aa low or lowea than yon aa gag lwber.

Thla I not a rln ny arnMof thaword. It onod. pe-BaBnt and highly proataW buaf-. Th money to lntd la apnt antlmly for the aaeeMltlee the fcoelneee; that la no waat -terlal. no dead etrwa erv yard eloth can be tamed naan 4nt oaab at a movent a anMa FULL INFORMATION bont th fnaln and bow wn will naeiet yon tonenf ally atart a fa.

turv. If yon would lit Una infor. ration It will (net yon only ont la pmul card) to get M. TnoretaaoelnMof good trTwHleh there bee been etwb. an nnaeMaf ting demand a Ur bae bn for nlota glee ad Kitten.

ttaee thm th fanner, th mechanic irtir. Uwyar and th ntarcbant la all eectton of the aoantry. want to proe to yon that fhoa In the Otoe lhtina ar atieroeefnl and bmld np larg bnaln. Tho who he. ha-! th nere to Mart and bar thrown their brain and argy Into he wort rrii lot i wnltnnd tone feW.rt In two thr year.

n.rtnVHlav. atart anr. de not let golden appnrtamltv all bp. will h3lp yon tn atrcn. yon In ary llttl small; hlp ynn In awnnnoS.

Dun KM thi If pen br borrow the money to ata with In tore nwithe' time yon hotd pay It barb and bar nraef ot yun making- this tet yon have any dtnibt as to the development of the disease 1 000, Including the cost of house to store Gilbert, now 23. THREE ST. LOUISANS DIE DAILY OF CONSUMPTION wonder how I Bei. up. volume on what It has done for me and for others to whom I have recommended It old and yonne.

MRS. T. 1. CARTER. Campbellsvllle.

Tenn. When the kidneys are diseased nrlA Is not carried off. and Iklm mJmW book on-tasia a great ieai if information atom; ai-fta of tin aloM aw md now nn ana trf a capital of from ro flan eon makt money, rtyM from th ttart. aWns for It Hgh now, today. Treatise on Tuberculosis Will Be your system, send a sam- lle of your urine, pnt-tlnc your name and address the packae, to our Medical Department, and chemicals.

But even my process, efficient as it Is, was unable quite to. clear the water until the forebay was abandoned and the weirs put out of Bervlce by submerging them, in which condition they do less harm. While everybody knows that as the result of this process the water by April, 1304, was clear and pure, very few persons know that all the money expended thi '-(ii Mrs. Gilbert says -she doesn't know whether she will contest the suit. SHOT BY RIVAL SIDE Suitor Is Placing Ring on Her Finger When Killed.

BELGRADE, May 9 Marko Dameff, a member of a Bulgarian band who was told off to carry on the national war in Macedonia, was killed by a comrade because he postponed his departure from Sofia to get married to Anja Tracheff. Dameff was shot at the moment when he handed the betrothal ring to Anja. In the presence of their friends and relatives. by the Water Department from the sum our doctors will analyze It and send yon a re-Port with advice. Bnd I a 1 liooklef free.

'V-fy VvV causes Gout. Lumbago, Rheumatism of the Joints, Rheumatism of the Muscles Rheumatism of the Heart, Rheumatism everywhere. Warner's Safe Cure drives out the uric arid. In Kldnev disease the bowels are often constipated and the liver torpid. Warner's Safe Pills quickly relieve this condition and no ill after effect Is experienced.

WARNER'S SAFE CURE is put up In two sizes nd Is sold by all druggists, or direct, at 60 CENTS AND 11.00 A BOTTLE Refuse substitutes containing harmful drugs which Injure the system. TRIAL BOTTLE FREE JfuteX Read at All Churches and Lodge Meetings Today. If the request of the St. Louts Society for the Relief and Prevention of Tuberculosis is complied with, there will be read in every church In the city this morning, a short treatise giving the history of tuberculosis, a brief summary of the best means for its relief and prevention and a few of the more striking facts in regard to the disease. The article will also be read at all the meetings today of labor unions, lodges or societies.

The paper to be read states that consumption Is as old as civilisation and In all countries. In the ITnlted Slates, approximately 150.000 people die annually of the disease. In St. Louis, there Is an average of three deaths dally, while during- the time ding garments and collecting all ef his savings that remained after furnishing cottage, William Saunders ef Wlck-hsm Bishops, an Kssex village, has disappeared on the eve of the day set for wedding. Prior te his departure the veung man called his sweetheart.

Kate Kverett, kissed her both cheeks and without any other explanation than a iMd-bv. Kitty." ran downstairs. We Expect to Start Only a Few of These Factories 0nt can fee started In any spar room at homo ar small ctort room and bo onlargod as tho business requires This is simply an opportunity to go Into the manufacturing- business, which, with reasonable amount of work and attention to business, will ntko a soaa or woman a prosperous factory owner In a reasonable time. yya Cmn Olrm Tom Start where yon can make thousands of eoiiara a year, and oot blister our bands with a pickax either. We eineet to start a few of these factories, protect their Interests, and rtve them our valuable assistance.

We hope to make our profit from the eioth we sell, and If our prices are not as low or lower than cabers, we do not evea ask oa to buy from us Hr this arrangement we'll get a small profit and a few people will act a start In a manufaotuiins business that to time should be a huge inaAuUctunac plant employing) tsaor people. The two brothers of The McCreerr Manufacturing Company started only fww years ago absolutely broke, actually borrowed (100 00 to start with. At first only (,14 Hrie working- and have risen to be worth thounands of defers, do aa enormous business, own their own lerce factory and base valuable I over is a others all in a remarkably short tlma. If a factory will do thla for nt It win do tbe satne fnr you. Pont miss this offer, in rat coma, first served.

Writs today tor tree book and full Information. THE McCRECRV MANlfACTl'RING C0 572 Dorr SU Toledo. 0 The band, who at first applauded the deed, have since decided to hand the murderer over to Justice, as it is proved mer of 1903 to January, 1904. in "getting ready for the Fair," was not only not responsible for the good result, but was the chief hindrance to its attainment. Mr.

Adkins did not proclaim these facts from the housetops. He simply accepted the congratulations of an admiring public and kept mum. When I learned in the summer of 1904 that Mr. Wall, notwithstanding his promise, was writing an article (Engineering News, Oct. 27.

1904) describing my process, I hastened to apply for United States patents, of which six were obtained, and also some two dozen in the leading foreign countries. Owing to the false light in which I am placed by the Water Department, little headway has been made in exploitation. i Mr. Adkins knew what he was about prior to February, 1904. why did he install the weir system and attempt to from diseases ui mr fcnnirjs.

-(, uutu aA o.l that WARNER'S that he was himself in love with the bride. Many Want SlO "Wives. mounted his bicycle and rode away toward London. The voung people were looked upon as an Ideally happy couple. For a wwk they iiad been working together papering pointing and furnishing the cottage that was to be their home.

Saunders' motfeer says that for two or three days orlor to bis disappearance her son did nt aoem to be his usual self and ap- COLUMBIA, May Sintfe the SAFE CURE will cure them, a trial bottle will be sent ABSOLl'TELY FREE, post-paid, to anv one who will write WARNER SAFE CURE Rochester N. and mention havinc the treatise Is beinsr read. 11 persons publication throughout the country of the facts in the case of the young man tnrougnout the world will die of con-sump ion. Boiling, temperature, antiseptic solutions and sunlight destroy the dis who sued to replevin his wife and gave seen mi nu-. 1 sunilif Post -Dispatch.

The 1 Tearrl to be worrying over something bn'4 of $30, or twice the estimated value nninnM of this offer is "tliaX.no rnu ease germs. Consumption is curable by an early recognition of the disease ef the property he sought to recover, fully guaranteed. Our doctors post-Dispatch Is the only evening In Ft. Louis that receives or and the willingness of the patient to combat It. The paper closes with a public officers here have been deluged with inquiries from men in all parts of will send medical booklet containing of symptoms and treatments of each disease, and many convincing testimonials, free to every one.

review of what the St. Lroule society lue aunJay Pont-Umpau-n ims oar UNK-llAL' MILUO.N mora reaUcrs than anv othr newtpgper west of Uto MIssmsiibsi Iii-t la Teytaia -ews gathered by the Assoc! the country, who would liks to obtain use the Quincy process? Respectfully ns aotie toward stamping out the ail submitted. JoiIN F. WIXFORD, wives for $10..