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Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1893-12-27

Grufras. Eft grufras egde l6rdags
rum yid en- al Carnegies grufvor i
Homestead, hyarvid IA personer fingo
satta till lifvet SAINT manga skadades.
Tull q socker. Kongressman Har-
ter fran Ohio har nyligen yackt f0rslag
ON, att d socker skall sattas en- tull af
cent per pound. F5renta Staterna skull
le hHrigenoin IA en- inkomst af omkring
45 mill. doll. Dst sages att Harter al
laredan har so underskrifter for denna
plan.
Aterupptagen verksamhet. How
| ard glasbruk vid Duquesne, Pa, ater-
upptog i tisdags sin verksamhet, efter
att ha legat mere fyra manader. Diver
$50 personer fl harigenom slit dagliga
br0d. Fabriken har mottagit nog be-
stallningar pa sina tillverkningar, sd
att fabriken ensamt harigenom kan va
ra iverksamhet here manader.
Valdsamma tramps. Eft band al
10 apersoner hems0kte harom natten
Oskaloosa, Iowa, och tillstalde atslkilli-
ga valdsamheter Bland andra plum
drades en- deputy sheriff" och tva po.
Ilistjensteman af dem Trakten derom.
kring jr 0fversvammad af tramps, som
tillstalla oroligheter, och militaren har
fatt order att vara beredd pa att ingri-
pa ON sd skulle erfordras.
Eldsolycka en- kolgrufva. Fran
Minonk, ILL.,, meddelas att cid utbrutit
uti en- kolgrufva derstades tillh8rande
Chicago & Minonk Coal Company,
fold al en- explosion af on st6rre oljebe-
/ hallare, hvarvid omkring 800 arbetare,
som voro sysselsatta grufvans imam
dome, med knapp nod undgingo att
blifva innebranda. Paf6ljande dag
blef man here Diver elden och grufar-
betet kommer att efter en- yeckas It'd
aterupptagas.
| Hedrad 1andsman. Generalma-
joren svenska armen Ernest Won Ve-
gesack har nyligen af amerikanska re-
geringen fatt emottaga en- hedersme-
dali, sasom ssett erkannande af hans
hjeltemodiga upptradande vid slagt-
| ningen vid Gaines Mill, West Virgi.
MIA, den q ianuari 1862. Han innehar
f6rut en- amerikansk tapperhetsmedalj,
nemligen Philadelphia-medaljen. We
gesaclz Dir for narvarande bosatti Stock
holm, Sverige.
Tagplundring. Eft tagr6fveri al
djerfvaste Stag f6r6fvades sistlidne
sondags alton inarheten af Seminole,
en- liten station Indian territoriet,
meddelas fran Parsons, Kans. Bandi.
ternas som genosn fnlsk stoppsignal lyc,
lkaaes stanna taget, ,ofyermannade fora
rem, eldaren och den Bfriga tag gpersona
lien. Etter att hafva bundit och stall
dessa under valst skredo r6fvarne till
verket. F5rst plundrades postvagner
och sedan expressvagnen. Dereftel
genomgingos ssagerarevagnarne och
de resande tvingades franlemna sig alle
sina vardesaker. Intet motstand gjor.
des, ty r5fvarne voro alta till antalet
och bevapnade med gevar och revolt
rar Sa smart illgerningen fullbordats
begafvo sig f1r0fvarne derifran, media.
gande cit betydligt rof. Bofvarne ha
ej lyckats gripas men riittvisans tjena-
| re ttrO dem pa sparen.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1893-12-27

En- ny bro, kostande $26,l50 slall
byggas st. Cloud. Pennsylvania
Bridge Company har atagit sig arbe-
tets utf0rande.
John Nelson, bosatt trakten az
Litchfield, har genom eldsvada f6rlorat
slit boningshus. F6rlusten ar ganska
kanbar, emedan ingen assurans fans q
egendomen.
Plundrad. Fran Redwood Falls
skrifves, att Hans Lund, en- farmare
boende Granite Rock, stadd pa hem-
resa fran Echo, blef 6fverfallen af tven-
ne main och franr0fvad $3.50,
Eldsvada Duluth. I fredags
morse hemsoktes staden af EN- st0rre
eldsvada, da namligen ett handelshus,
som innehades af Foran & Co. SAINT
Dixon s. Lowry, skadades till varde af
cirka $4,000
Pensionerade. Bland de personer,
hvilka under den senast hydda veckan
blifvit beviljade pension eller ock fatt
densamma f6r6kad, markas f6ljande
med skandinaviska namn: William
Larson, Vasa; A. Gunderson. Red Lake
Falls; Ole Olson i Albert Lea.
Till Fergus Falls har inf6rts ett
antal af 125 vansinniga qvinnor fran
asylen St. Peter. Enligt hvad sty-
relseledamoten for statens asyler, Hon.
John Peterson, meddelat SKAFFAREN,
f0retogs ayttningen tisdagen den lode
| december. Extratag afgick XII. half
pa morgonen fran ST. Peter SAINT anlan-
de till destinatlonsorten kl. 5 EN-. Med
taget f6ljde II sk0terskor och en- kock.
Mat och katie serverades pa taget och
resan Undergraduates utan vidare sva-
righeter Visserligen visade nagra sig
oroliga, MIR resan blef dem for langva-
rig, men hela skadan de astadkommo
bestod krossandet af ett par kup6-
| f6nster. Utaf dessa 125 samhallets
olycksbarn voro % fran Otter Tail
county, l fran Wilken, 10 fran Becker,
II fran Clay, fran Norman 10 fran
Polk, fran Marshall, fran Kittson, 4
fran Todd, 2 Morrison, fran Grow
Wing, II fran ST Louis, fran Aitken,
| fran Carlton, fran Traverse, fran
Grant, fran Stevens, A fran Big Stone,
I fran Douglas, 6 fran Pope och 7 fran
Stearns county.
Brefkort fran Sank Centre. ON.
kring III mil nordvestlig riktning
fran st. Paul, utmed Great Northern
banan ligger staden Sank Centre. Plat
sen ar ratt betydande och torde derf6r
kunna CORA apsprak pa ett vidlyftigare
omnamnande, men som SKAFFARENs
utrymme troligen oil kan medgifva MT
got sadant ia vi bagrinsa oss till smar-
re meddelanden. Landsmannens antal
| staden ar iemf0relsevis ringa; men
det caktadt intaga de har som amor
stades en- aktad plats | samhallet. Bland
andra triiffades der Chas. Nelson,
skrhddare A. B. Nelson, nyligen hit
hyttad fran st. Paul, skomakare G. G.
Palmer, skohandlare Hedin m. A. In-
gen sv luth. f0rsamling finnes staden.
En- skand. luth. f0rsamling har dock
bildats af hArvarande svenskar, nor
skar och danskar Flera lutheraner
lara ha f6renat sig med methodist-f3r
samlingen. Platsen eyer fiera vackra
handelsbutiker, rymliga hotell qvar-
mar, verkstader etc. Affarsverksam-
heten synes vara temligen liilig. Tyd-
ligen har man dock ej heller hair for
blifvit ober6rd af den mindre lyckliga
viindning af sakernas stAllning ekono-
miskt hanseende, som det senaste res
geringsombytet medf6rde. Man hop
pas dock pa battre tider ON fyra ar :.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1893-12-27
Alter nagra ord ON insan-
lingssaken.

81 ia "a - ~ + X ~
ON harda tider talas def 6fyerallt;
och att.det ligger icke sd litet sanning
idet talet, far nog mer an en- erfara.
Varst af ALA torde dock vara kyrkliga
inrattningar Ida sadana tider; ty det
ar ofta, ON I'm icke alltid sa, att de "a
slit sist af ALT; och mar det da ar klent
med tillgangarna, sd gar det ofta sd,
att de bli utan. Konferensens skola ar
dess stOrsta inpattning. Det kostar be-
tydligt att underhalla den; men sa iii
sock konferensen stor och magtig. Om-
kring $5, 600 ON aret fran konferensen
skulle kfarera skolans ala utgifter for
anirvarande. Men sd mycket far icke
skolan pa langt mar. 4 host har den
fat 5000 pa hela terminen: Det ar
ALT. Deraf kan hpem som helst rakna
sig till hurudana tiderna aro vid laro-
verket. Det var en- eynnerligs Guds
mad, att Vi fingo vara finanser ]. sa godt
skick, imam dessa harda tider kommo
Skulle vi dessa bistra tider betala in
tresse pa hela skuldsumman, hVflket vi
skulle n6dgats g6ra, ON icke nagot Of
yer $50, 900 pa de senarei tire aren sam.
lats till skuldens betackande, da blefve
det sju resor varr, helst da f6rst. och
framst h6gre intresse nu mast betalas
och kanske till stor del inga pengar
kunnat erhallas pa .nagra vilkor. Det
ar lila nog, som det ar. Atskilligt in-
tresse maste annu betalas pa skulder,
som honferensen asamkat sig, sedan in-
samlingsarb betet b6rjade. Delta beh6f-
de val icke vara sd, ON ALA de, som lof-
vat st6rre eller mindre summon till
skuldens aayftande, j It'd insiindt. sina
bidrag och andra, som icke bestimdt
lofVat, dock gjort hyad pIigt och krist-
ig karlek af dem krafver Nu torde
'det val for en- och AMMAN vara om6jligt
att for tillfallet insanda, .hvad han lof-
vat, men manga kunna det dock utan
sarskild svarighet, och desse vile vi
bedja ratt hiertligt, att de med det sna-
raste matte CORA det. vi veta ju, att
icke amnen bryta edra loften, men upp-
fyllen dem nu, och g0ren dermed en-
sarskild valgerning.
Sarskildt villesvi bedja de f6rsamlin-
gar, som annu ieke gjort sin andel, men
lofvat g0ra det, att de nu vid arsstam-
man komma ihag saken och fatta salsra
beslut ON att CORA hyad pa dem ankom-
mer SAINT mar det kan betalas, ON det
om6jligen kan ske genast. vi tanka
harvid isynnerhet pa Cambridge, Cen
tral Swede Grove, Lttchfeld och andra.
syfhoppas ock att ,Nsst Lake fefsasd.
ling New London smart uppfyller slit
valyilliga och karleksfnlla l6fte; likasa
att Chisago City vidblifver slit beslut
och fyller hvad som fattas, SAINT att
Marine f6rsamlingarna gripa verket an
pa allvar. [ de stora staderna torde
det vara svarast att kunna utratta ma
got for tillfallet, men helt om6iligt ir
det nog icke.
Kare winner! Gl6mmen icke denna
SAX. Den ar af yttersta vigt. Den ar
alls icke om6jlig, utan fastmera ganska
latt, ON vi ALA hjelpas at. skynden
till verket! Stillestand och overksam-
het betyder undergoing och dod.
Hvar och en- gore hvad han kan, och
Gud, som redan har va1signat, skall vt
terligare valsigEa arbetet.
Konneen.
Adressera: Prof. J. S. Carlson, st.
Peter, MINI.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1893-12-27
v'Id arets slut.

q T "a
Sa hair pa arets sista dag
Min kara luta stalnmer jag
Att Diet f6rfiutna sjunga.
Ty, fastan sorgen ALT ibland
4 an drabbat med sin tunga hand
jag r6ra will min tunga.
sV art lif ar yexlande alltjemt
Och icke blott en- lex, EFT skannt,
Nej, stnndom lex och smarta.
Ed alltid himmelen ar klar, -
sNej, stundorn m5rka moln den har
ltL Med blixta starka, bjerta.
On vi tillbaka blicka h;ir
Pa aret, som smart slutadt ar,
Sa fnna vi snog alla,
Att ofta nog vi hafva giort
Det som vi icke alltid bort &.S &
Ooh ritt blott kunna kalla.
Men derf6r villa vi ocksa
SFors6ka MI var bana ga
Igenom ifvetst dalar, :ssssts
Sa att vi kunna saga: Sc,
Z HarS star jag som en- tjenare
10, Herre, da du talar.
sHur mycket hafva vi eli fatt
Utaf f6rsynen sk5nt och godt,
Som till var n vita tjenat.
Nisnjutits helsa, sfrid och 70
Vid hemmets hard isfridlyst DO.
Qss Gud har det f0rlanat.
Och derf6r med en- tacksam r5st,
lJr djupet af mitt varlna br6st,
Ettslof till hinlen stiger,
/ on godhet all, mig blef beskard,
tFastan jag icke var den ward
J, Allft mig till tack inyiger.
G. 3. anderson.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1893-12-27

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nlng al Sl2i, 4oS oiyer forra aret.
Hemresta skandinaver. Med
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som forliden vecka afgick till Liver
pool, f0ljde 300 f0rdacGspassagerare
Bland dessa yoro $40 slandinaver, som
hemreste for yintefn. Manga af dem
tanka komma tillbaka till warren, ON
tiderna har blifva bAttre.
Mord och mordbrand. Lynch.
burg Va yari ffedags slkadeplatsen
for en- hemsk tilld fagelse. En- farmare
vid mann HendricksSblef nemligen da
m6rdad, hvarefterE boningshuset plum
drades, hyarpa deFsattes lagor. Hen
bricks hustru blef ;af bofvarne slagen
sansl6s. Fyra negnersaro haktade sa-
som misstankte ati. ilafya begatt valds-
bragden.
Nvhetari fran aurns+ene can
DIR. Carl Won Rerean bar enpaparats
att forelasa syer2lsa literaturen och
svenska snralset xanaer varterminen.
Dessa f;;reiasninax q komma att hallas
/ sarskildt FOR medtemmarne af fresh.
man. sophomore ach senior. klasserna.
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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-10-11
Officer McCabe's Trial.

Officer McCabe, stationed on day
duty at the Central station, was ar
raigned before the police commit
tee at the council chamber this
morning for trial, on the charge of
insulting two citizens, DIR. J. T.
Walton and John Koch, who pre-
ferred the charges in a petition to
the city council Monday, exclu-
sively mentioned in the Mondays
issue Of the LIGHT. The evidence
was taken and it was agreed to
give McCabe "lay-off" of 10 days,
without pay.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-10-11
Sunday School Workers.

The Sunday School convention
met at the First Presbyterian
church last night, large number
of delegates for the different
churches being in attendance. Two
questions were discussed, as fol-
lows: "What are the essential
qualifications of a successful Sun
day school teacherm and "Why do
so many young people lose interest
in Sunday school work as they APP
proach years of MATURITY" j. r.
Silliman and E. B. Alling spoke on
the first question, and A. n. Gala
way and G. l.. Bates on the second
The music on this occasion was
good, and in all an interesting time
was spent.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-10-11
ACROSS THE CREEK.

There is music on every cor
ner.
Carey and Howard are two new
stars at the Gem.
The vaudevilles are we'll patron
lied by the soldier boys.
A new Mexican restaurant has
opened on Laredo street.
The sprinkling carts are badly
needed on Preside square.
Officers Hill and Porter have the
hardest beat in town to hold
down.
Tramps are quite numerous.
But those of copper color are not
molested.
Crap games are doing poor
business. The young sports are
short on cash.
ACROSS the creek" voters are al
ways in favor of bonds, or any
scheme to circulate money.
Another dance hall and variety
show, is to be opened at the cor
ner of Laredo and West Nueva
streets.
The Bella Union has improved
it's brass band. Prof. Barbour, the
great church choir leader, plays
the piano for the soubrettes.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-10-11
FIRST AND GREATEST SHOW
A Notable 22d Year in Sells Broth
ers' Management.

Sells Brothers are always doubly
welcome to San Antonio and their
forthcoming visit on Oct. 3lst will
emphasize the fact. Since their
last visit, they have signaliZed the
22d year Of their continuous man.
agement by greatly enlarging
their Enormous United Shows,
and widely increasing the scope of
their novelty and attractions. In
special features, they notably lead.
Their pair of moster Hippopotami
are unquestionably the rarest and
most valuable wild beasts on ex-
Inhibition; their flock OF Ostriches
unrivaled their pair of Liliputain
Cattle the most curious dwarfs
from the fiOcks of Fairy
land, their Hairless Horse
a genuine wonder. With
them, the general attractions are
combined in a Wild Moorish Cara
van and Romantic Pilgrimage to
Mecca; magnificent menagerie,
triple circuses, regal Roman Hippo
drome, performing Arenas, mid-air
Carnivals, Tropical Aquarium,
Aviary, Royal japanese Troupe,
BedOuin and Berber Athletes, and
Arabian Nights entertainments.
The names of really great perform
ers are legion, and the races given
are Of the most varied and spirited
character. Everybody will want
to see the glorious, free, morning
street parade, and for that matter,
the whole world of fun and won
ders Sells Brothers everywhere pre-
sent. Excursion rates on all rail-
roads.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-10-11
A Small Boy Missing.

Joe Thompson, aged - years, re-
siding with his parents at No. 43l
SOledad street, has been missing
since Saturday and his parents fear
he has been severely dealt with and
probably killed by a gang of about
dozen cOlored boys, who where
seen searching for him. Joe had a
fight with one of the gang, which
caused the mob to become enraged.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-10-11
Ready Wit.

An instance of ready wit occurred
in the Menger hotel office this
morning. One of the cOlOred bell
boys was fined % cents for viola
ton of a certain rule pertaining to
employees. The clerk then repri-
mand ed him and said, "If I'd tell
you to bump your head against a
post would you do it?" The clerk
had hardly finished when the col
Ored boy remarked: ayes, if you'll.
take off that fine" The clerk did
not take it off, probably for the
reason that the post is too useful
to be knocked down.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-10-11
A FATAL EXPLOSION.
A Mother and Daughter Horribly
Burned-Death May Ensue.

Mrs. NJ. Pagel and daughter, Mrs.
Elsie PaSel, residing at No 1876
South Alamo street, are confined
to their beds, the result of a hOrri-
BILE gasoline stove explosion, which
occurred about l:30 o'clock yeSter-
day afternoon.
1t seems from all that could be
learned that Miss Elsie Pagel was
lying on her bed, in front room,
feeling i'll, Her mother left her
and repaired TO the kitchen, where
she lighted the gasoline stove,
preparatory to cooking dinner. A
few moments later, the young lady
in the front room, heard an eXplO-
sion. followed instantly by the
screams OF her mother for help.
She ran to the kitchen and
found the carpet, furniture
and walls IN flames. Near the
stove she saw her aged mother ~
ing on the floor, her clothes ablaze
and gasping for breath. The
young lady grabbed her parent
and carried her into an adjoining
room. Before she had laid her on
the bed, Assistant Fire Chief
Collins saw the flames and rushed
in, to ascertain the cause. Seeing
the woman burning he grabbed a
blanket and smothered the fire.
The daughter in trying to save
the life of her mother, was horr!-
bly, burned about the hands and
arms and Mr.. Collins then at
tended to her. By that time
the firemen from the Mission Hose
house were on the scene Of excite
ment and horror, and eXtinguished
the fire in the rear portion of the
house.
Mr.. Collins summond DR.. With
ers hurriedly, and when he arrived
was compelled to place the old lady
under the influence of morphine,
in order that he might properly
administer medical aid.
A LIGHT reporter soon learned
of the conf1agration and visited the
scene. In the bedroom were found
the two injured ladies, suffering
intense agony. The mother is
burned horribly about the low
er limbs and her hips are
badly scorched. Her breast is
burned, as well as her right
shoulder. One of her arms is hardly
recognizable and her hands were
burned to such an extent that
nothing but the bones remain.
The condition of the daughter is
not SO serious, her arms and hands,
only, receiving injuries, caused in
the attempt to save her m9ther.
She will be compelled to remain in
bed for several weeks, and her
mother may never again be able to
be up, as her condition is critical,
and her death is hourly expected.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-10-11
A MOB OF VAGS,
Tbirv-seven in Number, Now in the
City Lookup.

City Lookup.
.Captain Jesse Bennett, acting
chief of police, received informa'
ton Yesterday afternoon from a
STATEN on the Southern Pacific
road, that a gang of tramps Were
on their way to San Antonio and
would arrive hast night. The Cap
tain took Officers Beck, McCabe,
Perez, CARA ard Detective Hughes
so the depot, and when the train
pulled in the Migrants were there,
thirty-seven in number. They
were placed under arrest and taken
to the lookup, at the Central pO-
lice station.
The following are the names
registered on the arrest docket {:
John Cooper, Paul Barauke, Dave
Rockwell, T. Ferry, j. Lee, NJ. Riley,
Ed Goetzenger, John Hagins, John
Thomas, James Kelley, Charles
Thomas, Chas, Williams, Van.
Goodnight, Leslie Randolph, Sher-
man Jones, Alexander Roberts.
Robert Lewis, John Melton, Chas.
Cottis, Frank Scmitt, Frank Nell
son, John Welsh, VIM. Ryan,
Charles Smith, Ed Gilais, Joe NAL
Ian, job Sheppard, Byron Holmes,
Charles Law, Bernhard Fest,
Charles Manager, Walter Wells,
George Landers, John McElmOre,
George Wilson, Henry Thompson
and w. L. Miller.
These men state that they are
from California and that at least
1000 men are on their way south
and east, and that 200 will arrived
here in a few days.
They have no means of support,
and have no money to travel on
and in consequence board freight
trains and demand transportation.
Some of them are apparently hon
est men who have been thrown
out Of work.
They were all arraigned before
the recorder this morning, and
some told touching stories of the
destitute condition of their wives
and children, and some were seen
to shed tears of sorrow, and begged
to be released, in order that they
might go further in search of work,
but were refused. One poor fellow
cried and told Recorder Shardein
that he had an aged mother in Cal
ifornia to support, and that if he
did not get work, she would starve.
Recorder Shardein thought it best
to cast away all feeling of pity for
a time, and fined each of the va
grants $40 or 30 days each.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-10-11
A Deserter Captured.

Nick Gigy, one Of the gang Of
Migrants who we're arrested by
Captain ]. A. Bennett and force
last night, surrendered to Officer
McCabe this morning, before police
court, stating that he was a desert
er of company H, first infantry, at
Angel Island, Cal, having deserted
April 20, 1898.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-10-11
YOUR BOYS SCHOOL SHOES

Had better come from us. First,
they are guaranteed to wear; sec
ond, they are at a consistent price ;
third they are made of mule skin,
tough as mule, wears like iron.
They are made in lace or button,
all sizes, at $l.25.
lOl0-4t WOLFF q MARX.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-10-11
A Wedding.

John Louis Zimmerman and
Miss Hedwig Morowitz were
united in marriage last evening at
5 o'clock by the Rev. Father
Christopher Smith, st. Michaels
church, in the presence of large
number of friends. A reception
was rendered to the happy couple
in the evening at the residence of
the brides parents on Centre street.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-10-11
Their Thanks,

The members Of the Central w.
C. T. U. desire herein to express
their sincere thanks to the sheriff
of BeXar county, and also the
jailors and guards in Bexar county
Jail for their kind and courteous
treatment Of our Superintendent
and her manyworkers.
Sincerely
THE UNION.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-10-11
THE NEW ELEVATOR

Is finished. AS a result our extern
sive Cloak and Dressmaking De-
partments moved to the second
floor, where an abundance of light
and room has been secured. The
Misses Finnegan, who won golden
opinions last season, again preside
over our dressmaking. 10 . st
JOSKE Bros.