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On his. arrival at_the federal prison, w"'ii'i'¢Tis' 'Inst <»ii'¢iii<ié"‘A¢1iii.oi, M. Morse was delivered to the iviirdnn M10 Shaved. bathed and measured fir 5 suit. No special privileges will 'ue accordedhim. He is tiity-five years old. Three years commutation for good behavior \vi1l be allowed, so that if he serves his complete sent- ence he will be sixty-seven yearn 01.1 when released.

As a place of involuntary residence

the Atlanta prison has many advanb-

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'roniinemeiit Prisoners wear plain

suits instead of stripes, they are nl- lowed to smoke in their cells and il they wish it receive a weekly allowance of chewing tobacco. 'i`i.fic are also frequent concerts ard lec

4 - _ en in e cells now

tures and prisoners have access to a are Be ' ‘

library of seven thousand volum sl

- 8* .Gaynor who with Captain Oberlin g'

Tlk' " ' " '. - , ' .' ' . al1:le\2egSt;=ict};;;K;11l;lZ§(<il I:\r1i;l;'i|;1er;eals§J!;\§ Carter, were convicted of frauds in see one visitor a.week. i » connectmn with F5°V"mment ‘vork i'

The prison contiiins about two hum

dred regroes _and a dozen oi- more

lllfilahs. most of whom are servingto serve' ' ‘

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sentences for- murder. The building ii~ n a park of 321 acres, of which .- great part is laid out in`iarm land. cultivated by prisoners. ~

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niamin D. Greene and John F.

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paper in the Maritime Provinces in writing to us states!

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sue with her sister, Mrs Huiiipllrey Ward, Miss Ethel M. Arnold, a, niece of Matthew Arnotd and pl‘0mil\0I1t H-

mong English advocates of tliei bal-

lot}pr women, arrived here to begin ii series oi lectures in this country. She is the guest ofher cousin, Mrs. Frederick W. V\’hit|:iil;;e, no 16 East Eleventh street.

Miss Arnold raid that she intenflell

to deliver a course of lectures which willinclude one upon the “Economic

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_ Commission Merchants Fresh and Salt Fish and Canned

Goods. Consignments Solicited Daily Returns. _ ‘ |76 Atlantic Avenue

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E. A. RICH Company.

Wholesale and Commission dellers in |_"l§|l

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ure she will speak of the life work of N0 4 T Wh3ff» Bostoni M355'

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A 17 A Cloth V V Fur Lined Fur _

$7.00 for $3.50 $44.00 for $22.00 \

' 10.00 for 5.00 50.00 for 25.00

_ 16.00 for. 8.00 _ 63.00 for 31.50

$39. 00 for .$19.50 55.00 for 27.50 68.00 ici' 34.00

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