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The Elk Mountain pilot., 1901-11-12
Correspondence
Special Meeting of Stockholders.

A special meeting OF stockholders of the
lN1.tsd Butte Light and Water company will be
held 1t the Office of the company Mt Crested
Butte, Colo. on Tuesday, the 17th., day of De,
cember, A. ID: 1901. at 3 o'clock p. m, for the
purpose OF selecting a Board OF Directors OF
said company to serve until the next annual
meeting of stockholders, and for the transac-
tion of other business as may properly come be.
fore the meeting Said meeting is called and
notice thereof given by the undersigned Chas.
W. BadRley and J. W. Rockefeller stock holders
OF said company, for the reason that the timo
fixed by the bylaws for holding the annual meet
ing of stockholders of said company has passed
without such meeting being held.
Crested Butte, Colo, Nov. sth., 1901.
CHARLES W. BADGLEY.
j w ROCKEFELLER
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1901-11-12

President Roosevelt has done
nothing to deserve the ''man-of-
: llestiny" slush that some toadies
A'e trying to cover him up with.
lie strikes US as being man OF
level-head and common sense and
as such he is bound to hold the
toadies in contempt.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1901-11-12

Fl. T. Mcintyre, st. Paul, Mimi,
who has been troubled with a dis
ordered stomach, says, Chamber
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets
do me more good than anything I
have ever taken" For sale by all
druggists.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1901-11-12

The Democratic editors have
oy looked bet; Pierpont Morgan
visited Niagara Falls and none of
them accused him of organizing a
syndicate to buy and control them.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1901-11-12

Those who think that the color
line can ever again be made an i'm
portant factor in national politics
have failed to keep upwith whirligig
of time. Outside of a few Southern
states that issue is dead for all
time.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1901-11-12

A plain yes or no has been de-
manded of Denmark by the U. s.,
as to the sale of the Danish West
India Islands, which has been in
course of negotiation for several
years. Denmark must now fish or
mt bait.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1901-11-12
cans.

Great is sanitary science!. Hav-
ana, which for centuries was one
of the unhealthiest of cities, is now
shown by the War Department
statistics to be one of the health
lest cities of its population.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1901-11-12

Ex-senator Pettigrew must have
been on the wrong side of Wall
Street market; he has let out a yelp
Hih favor of government ownership
of railroads, which he declares to
be oppressors of the people.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1901-11-12

If the Chinese government had
been wise it would have keep Min
lister WI in the U. S. as long as he
was willing to stay, but wisdom
and the Chinese government have
not been on speaking terms for
wears
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1901-11-12
EDITORIAL COMMENT.

President Roosevelt is right.
Voting is public duty that any
man should be ashamed to shirk.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1901-11-12

John Macbeth, organizer of the
W. of the W., is here for the pur-
pose of forming camp of that
order.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1901-11-12

Some day the Sultan of Turkey
will delay his backdown so long
that foreign warships will drop a
few shells into Constantinople.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1901-11-12

Mr.. Bryan can now undertake
the task of explaining the Nebras-
ka and other election returns to
readers of the Commoner.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1901-11-12

The czar's recent visit to
France cost the republic nearly 3,
100000 francs TO entertain him.
What France gets in return for the
outlay is not in evidence.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1901-11-12

The anti-dueling congress at
Leipsic is all right, but if every
nation would enforce its murder OF
manslaughter laws such thing
wouldn't be necessary.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1901-11-12

All kinds of guaranteed dental
work performed by DIR. Shrock,
the dentist, who will be at the Elk
Mt. House for five days commenc-
ing Nov. 10Th.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1901-11-12
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

Remember DIR. E. W. Shrock' s
visit to Crested Butte. At the Elk
Mt. House from Nov. 18th. to Goth.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1901-11-12

This was an off year and no i'm
portant national issues were iu-
volved in the few elections held,
but the results as whole are en-
tirely satisfactory to the Republi-
cans.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1901-11-12

Evening services a. the U. G.
church will commence promptly at
7 p. N. in the future, instead OF
1880 as formerly.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1901-11-12
STEVENS WISE COUNSEL.

The following excerpts from an
article bearing upon the recent
election, from the trenchant pen of
Editor 1. N. Stevens of the Colo
RADIO Springs Gazette, contain ex-
cellent counsel:
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1901-11-12

"The Republican party of Colo
RADIO should change all of this,
first, by adopting rules guarding
the sacred right of the party to
manage its own affairs, and, second,
by advocating and supporting a
primary election law which shall
forever hereafter make it impos-
sible for bossism or gag rule to
exist in any political party in the
state"
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1901-11-12
Under present political con

"Under present political condi-
tions in Colorado a premium is
placed upon mediocrity and ser
Witty, while independence, man
hood and ability are at discount,
and all for the reason that the par
ties are entirely subject to the
sway of bosses, and it is impossible
for any young man to succeed who
is not willing to wear the pricking
and obnoxious collar of party die
tators."
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1901-11-12

"The Colorado people have been
voting Independently for SO many
years that they will not tamely
submit to boss rule, nor indorse
disreputable or unfair campaign
methods, whether such methods
are invoked to control party con-
ventions or the result of general
elections.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1901-11-12

"There are hundreds of ofambitious
young Republicans in Colorado
who would develop into great party
leaders or eminent statesmen, if
given the opportunity for politi-
cal action in such an honorable
way that they could feel that pro-
motion depended solely upon merit
and commenable public and politi-
cal work, instead of upon the favor
of some party boss, who wishes not
for men, but tools to do his bid
ding"
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1901-11-12

"In the absence of a strict pri.
mary election law, every political
party, which wishes to earn the
good will of the voters, should be
governed by fair, impartial aud
general party rules, which make it
impossible for any one person or
clique to control the party action
upon any nomination OF other i'm
portant matter, and which guaran-
tee to every aspirant for Office the
fullest, freest and fairest possible
opportunity to have his claims
submitted and honestly passed
upon by the party conventions"
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1901-11-12
General Merchandise

The best dresserS d
acknowledge the super
pronounced elegance,
the perfection of fit, ar
tone of the Suits and T,
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ENTERTAINMENT
OF M'klNLEY
Elaborate Preparations Are BENG
Made by Committee.

Plans tor the entertainment %
President Mckinley On he approach
tBs VISIT vrfe discussed last night Al
the meeting called by former Gov
MeGraW az HI orlee iu the bailey
block. As result u the deItbera b.
lions. Mr MfQrav and Mayor Humss
went 10 Tacoma today co confer Win
senator Foster IL II desired II a..
certain the exact time - the Pre-
dents arrival and also so insure bar.
mony between the plans % the varl-
Gus cities On Puget sound.
AZ last nights meeting there sKers
present Chairman Mraraw. Mayor
Han"H Josiah Collins. Egaafua
Uraiuefd A ~ Stewart. John L.
Nagle, . u. Jones. John Arthur an
=. p IFamp~r Mary suRvrsglara
Ser~ offered anore them parade
eaaiuE with speech ~ the pFeai-
dent i1 Pioneer place Josiah COT
Tins opposed the speech feature on
fhe ground that Nj Mckinley want.
81 20 So the place ant the people.
not 70 tie~ himself out u5Hkfns
speeches The PROPOSAL % arrange
asrnL t-caf rldee % the tHkrs aud the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-16
LIFE OF a LONESOME Mas.

II money alone could make men
happy there would Be less misery in
the world
Mature T. fun 81 sccentrieities
she gives % one man great riches
and denies him the ability to spend
them. Men have been unjuStiy call
ed misers who simply didn't know
how 70 rightly get rid % their gold
SIZE gives 20 another man love for
children. and denies them to him.
she gives 70 still another a heart
throbbinE with good Impulses and
sorrow for the suffering Of others.
and ne lacks tire ability 70 earn more
than enough 20 seantiiy supply his
bare wants.
There = Marshall Field. the Chi
cago merchant prince. surely he
Is happy He l. worth $40. 0so. 40
There isn't a king In Europe
whose personal possessions sxesed
that amount. Think Of your own
needs. and see how much pleasure
MIGHT be derived from - great a
fortune
But Nature didn't give to Ar. Fissd
the ability 20 enjoy money
He built a palace. and Il sas the
home ef discord Marshall Field.
jr., lives IN England. holding almost
no communication with his father.
The other day his daughter. Ethel
Field Tree. Wss divorced and her
child given 10 It's father. The charge
made against the butterfly wife was
assertion. She made No defense.
Mrs. Marshall Field died two years
ago abroad and We buried IN foreign
coll
And 70 the old man Is left. almost
deserted by his children.
His life - solitary and secluded.
He knows HOW 20 work and
doesn't need 10 work. There Is no
spur q ambition To make labor
sweet. His shoulders stoop. and his
head. gray al %. IL crowned with
snow Al 81. He has no conndante.
and fsw friends.
When you hunger for great wealth.
crave also the ability % enjoy II.
for the one without the other means
lifelong misery.
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FEARED To
DIE UhWED

NEW YORK. April 10 Myrtle
May FlAnsgau. -. pretty. killed her
self at hsr home by drinking car
o0lIe acid.
She len this remarkable note Tor
her mother
Louise and / have agreed that II
We know Ws are 90 b. old maids. We
are to die together. Don't blame
Louise"
Tie Louise mentioned is Louise
HItmeyer, =. a factory ehum ~
the Flanagan girl. She heard the
newa ~ the suicide while az work
az her silk loom. and was proHtfaf-
ed. She aaid the compact vas made
on nsr part az q Joke and she had
believed May Flanagan viewed IL IN
that light
she explained that Miss Flanagan
had recently had love dlssppOint-
ment
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CLEAN UP IaE crTVl

let Seattle clean up before Presi-
acAt Mckinley arrives. There ia
much II be done. Garhagr Of an
kinds filters the streets. ash barrels
stand on pavcmsnts. mud covers the
crossings, building Observation-Disclosures
sidewalks. n you don't believe that
the city's streets are In a dlsrrput-
able condition. lust take a look
around YOU when going down any
one Of the principal thoruughforcs.
Afr. Mckinley comes trcm clean
city. one where building contractors
are made 20 observe the deceneics or
life. and where debris of an sorts h.
kept OF the streets.
We do not want the president 20
take Us Ter hair eivIuEed people. and
no surely win De 50 g the cleaning
az Is neglected ~ VIII do the
city great deal ~ xood directly %
clean up AND THEN STAY CLEAN
ED Up. Contractors Who litter up
the streets for months at a time can
be compelled To Keep most Of their
material where it belongs. it proper
energy - exercised by city officials.
Near the star aftice on Thted ave-
nue. the contractor erecting the ctapp
block has Kept the stree, obstructed
for months With old barrels. broken
timbsrs. mortar beds and the like.
Recently the convenience Of the CON
tractor has been sabssrvcd BY build
ing a regular barrieade Across the
south half OF the street 80 as 20 keep
Troublesome foot passengers out %
his way
THIS contractor il no worse than
others. he simply takes every ad
vantage that h can set. regardless
OF the convenience OF the public.
let the cleaning up movement take
DEFINITE form at once and Be pushed
with viKor. There Is none too much
time. for Seattle j. dirty from end 70
end ard from side to side.
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BOASTS NE
is MURDERER

pEkIN. April lt. uy tho arrest
here OF no Wan. a youthful china
man. thr authorities believe they
have apprehended the assassin af
capt. Nnrtsgh of thc German truupa
Ito Wan Is said to have mot uuiN
confessed hut buasttd that IL was h
who shot Rartseh. near the summer
palace, and that De- committed the
crime because the German captain
had provoked him hN III treatment
Three companions ~ IT, Wan are
under arrest a. aCcpmpiioUa one
Of them was riding the dead officer s
horse when unprecedented
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Victoria Route

cut rates 10 Port Townsend and
Victoria Two boats daily Fare 25c.
Bcrtha 25c Freight SOC per ton.
s s. North Pacific leaves Yeslcr
dock daily except Sunday at Sa. n.
s. =. Utopia leuves Ycaler dock
daily except Thursday az midnight.
WHATCOM ROUTE.
s. $. Sehome leaves Yosler dock
at y. III. Tuesday. Thursday and
Saturday. calling at Annrortcs.
Fairhaven and Whatcom. connect
ing with railways At Anacortes and
Whatcom
DOBWEiL n co. General Aqents
ll2 IAmsa ST, 'phnna- Main 40
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Invented a Double. Tree.

W. g. Campbell. 81 Vashnu. the
Inventor ~ a new doghleztree. pass
I'd through the city last evening on
his way 70 Portland. here he viii
- present 81 the government testa
OF his Invention. A preliminary tee
~ill Dc made today az the Vancouver
barracks and n this proves success
ful the invention may be Httsd 60 At
army wagons The testa are CON
Quoted by capt. NounE - the guar
termast-r's department. under the
supervision Of gm J. W Jacobs.
Campteli'u invention consists -
the application 90 simple straight
spHiugs 90 the single and double
trees % wagons IN such a way that
IN starting. a team will not jar a
load
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MORTALITY RECORD.

Funeral services for ". r.. Tits.
worth were held at o'clock this
afternoon from the First Christian
church.
The funeral for Fred Knonnkovitz
was held a. 2 o'clock this afternoon
frgu Butterworth's chapel.
Funeral services for Lizzie Barney
were held this morning from 81
Clements church
News was received In Seattle yea
tefohy or the death al Berkeley.
CAL o. J. ". Whltuorth The de-
cessed was the father Of rev. George
y. Whltworth Of this city.
DAVID y. StO0ps, q well known real-
dent u the city. died last night at
the residence Of his son-in-laW, Chas.
L. l1arst sZ5 Seventh avenue. Fun
erai services Will he held fhta even
Ing from Butterwerth's chapel. after
wbich the remains will be shipped ~
Port Angeles Tor interment.
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sUILDiNe PERMITS.

building permits have been issued
hY the city engineers euiee as fol
lows. To ] r Adams. fer .-story
huuse at l6ih summit avenue. cost
inE 5000 Co Thompson s. bNrfmuu,
Tor l-stury frame cottage 40 the
rear % 1905 Fifth avenue. costing
81 800. 20 Mra. Mccullough. f1r 4
story frame house Ia Green Lax.
costing SSoo 10 John MeAtevr. Tor "A
I Azstory frame dwelling at 49,
Twelfth avenue. costing Sga5
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Nv d. X. sIcKEls
D.....,.tv lsfaFi

Date Of first publication. APfi
OOf
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ron SALE seattle auction sale
stable. .ziz Western avenue. tel
EuT 1891. Auction every Tuesday
ard Friday ct ,. M. horses.
wagons. harness. etc. AL kinds Of
Euoda sold on commission. 81. J.
NL.LL.r ..-.I..l..aI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-16
MOSQUITO FLEET
GETTING READY

The mosquito fleet Of Seattle that
has been beached during the past
winter. will soon be- afoat. a mum
Der 81 the boats have already been
brought out and are nov fn com
mission. The boat owners along
the water front are also brlug
ing their cot boats down from
White river and other winter quar-
tiers. and VIII have them ready for
Use In a short time Several small
sailing boats were this morning IN
dersOing repairs AT the various boat
houses.
This year there iE great increase
in the number ~ skip jacks" "a
name given 70 small, fiat bottomed
aloOps This style of craft seems To-
be greatly IN favor among the young
er yachtsmsu. The boats ar
speedy and easily handled and can
be pure hased At nominal prices In
speed they are not 90 be overlooked.
With three large yacht clubs and
plenty Of boats Seattle harbOr viii
this year be the scene If much life.
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CHOSE DEATH.

ST. PETERSBURG Apru IA
seusa uoual tragedy has caused In
tense excitement here capt Heck E
er. % the Imperial guards. suspect
ed iruf. Hermann nuhnbarE. the
Famous uCuilsf. of attentions 60 hia
tHecker'sl wife. HeckHr called ON
nohuhsrg, accused him and EaNe
him the option ~ binding himself
Tor life or being shot pohnbsfE
chose death and Hecker killed him
on the spot Heckcr'a punt ahmeBt
probably Wiii BE- iight. The cnar haa
asked Tor a special report on the
whole circumstance.
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ELECTRICAL MACHINERY.
EH8eKsoS & VIVIAN 60. manu-
faetufo and repair electrical ap-
nHfafuN 1874 Wet az Main ea4
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LE1.b business college. Union. IA.
individual instruction, all subjects.
BEET methods ana teachers. Acme
HusIneas College. second and Pike.
n y school feissraphy starr ia
Wilsan.a business college MaIu sc.
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Life Work Talks

The second - series = life work
talks vii b. given AZ the local v. u
g. A. rooms "Wednesday evening by
Capt. l.. ii. Mahan. commander %
the Puget sound naval station. On
the opportunities 81 = young man IN
the army and navy These talks
are free 70 all men Who wish % at.
tend.
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BOY BORN
In PRISON
Especial Correspondence. ,

CARROLIToN M. April 1.-The
stigma 90 having heen born tn iaII
must always attach % the 10 pound
Hpa who came yesterday u Mrs sal
lie Il. Admir-. who g ~ Jail here
andrr Indictment on charge uf
murder. The woman ia the widow p
ftsd Admire. who NaN found dead
IN an ailev near bis house uu sept.
- last. The c0tunsrs jury prunouur-
ed Il a case 81 suicide. but several
peculiar circumstance have d~vei-
opsd In the ease, and Mra Admire
and Pert Murray we're Indicted Tor
murder ~ the resent grand jury
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MORE SALOONS
FOR PIKE ST.
Seven Business Men Say Liquor
Places Do No Harm.

Seven Pike street property owners
last night petitioned the city council
not 10 refuse 70 grant further H.
cenHes Tor saloons on Pike street
Ihey deny mat saloons there are a
detriment 10 business, and declare
that the saloons on that street are
~ orderly az on Second avenue. The
petition was referred 70 the police
license and revenue committee
IL IL understood that before the
matter - finally settled petitions on
both sides viii be presented. one
source or opposition II the fact that
recently one or two saloons drove
certain business men away from
their store buildings on Pike street
By bidding up the rent.
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GERTRUDE WYHEN. grsatsst lis.
ing rlaifyoYhnt Leland. slg ~ AZ
MRH HENDERSON. eIairvoyaut.
readings Co Npudlme. IzI6iH tmV
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FOR SALE or TO RENT.
The best and cheapest residence
property IN the city OF Seattle. With
the widest streets and alleys. IN Mc-
0tivraH second and third additions,
on Lake Washington.
THIS property Is mostly cleared,
graded and fenced. with the streets
opened good vlew of the lake and
Cedar river water available
MADISON STREET.
Madison street, a thoruughfare
running diagonally through this
property l. To be paved from laks
ta bay this season.
CAR SERVICE.
The Madison street car service Is
the best tn the city.
ALSO
/ prairie.
A farm - 80 acres. with large I'M
rfoVement On Meridian Prairie. and
A farm 81 40 acres. near Derby Ga
the s. a l. X. r., together with other
choice property owned by the under
signed. With perfect title and free
from ineumbrance.
PRICES.
Price Of lots from $3.50 90 81 500
each, and farm lands from $40 10 SO
per acre.
TERMS.
Terms viii be liberal and to suit
purchaser as far as possible
Enquire Of JOHN J. McGILNRA,
Sc Boston block. Telephone. Red tf7i.
500 10 SOC for lots s0xII0 feet each,
two blocks from car line. city wa
ter and street to be graded. park
ed and sidewalks laid at once. on
easy payments special terms to
those building.
ti25 20 t175 FOR acres in Kelreys
Brighton Beach acre tracts. close
TO Renton car line. good soil; Well
settled netghborhood. scent fare,
and 70 minutes ride from center
OF town.
r. J. HUSTON. sos Bailey building.
a6-rooms lodging house. rent. Sea50.
price. $500 Every room rented,
good location.
10 rooms. rent $50. excellent buy.
$3.50. ON Third avenue.
6 rooms extra fine. all modern. S=aa
$500 cash. balance time. rent. $50;
every piece Of furniture first class.
t29 Burke 81. Tate q Co.
loo lots on miscellaneous. IG1.5 80 each.
$40 cash and s. per month; also
choice acre tracts ". n. Peter N
Co. Ballard. Wash. Population of
city 50Oa
ft1A gisN AM AfI : IN IA Liza fkIl
1 6-room, bath. furnished, $500
l 5-room. bath. near center 1850.
CHRISTOPHER W. HORR.
6ob-bo6 Bailey Building,
WE have a choice list OF vacant lots
cottages. modern dwellings and
stores IN all parts of the CITY. Ger
man American Investment Co. ai3
Third avenue.
FOR well improved farms small or
large, at low prices, call On us.
COLLINS q WILLIAMS.
Room Sc sullivan Building
LIST your property with us. T.. G.
BN Frs 4 co. Real Estate and
Mines. 1921 First avenue.
DON'T RUY until YOU see our list
W w non ~ 4 CO. ~ sl7 Rniley
RUBBER STAMPS.
COMMERCIAL STAMP WORKS.
schcnerman Elock TO Cherry.
TIMERS.
FiNfAY & nom. nun is2
SECONDHAND FURNITURE.
OLYMPIC Furniture store, 81 5rd
ave. The cheapest place TO buy
Nnll- turntturc NJ III ttioas stoves
SPECIAL NOTICES.
GRAND BALL - A grand bali will
be given at Ranke Hall Thursday
evening" April rs, hy Seattle Coun-
ell llB of the Fraternal Aid AsSo-
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AUCTION sale - furniture a. Mar
tin q EaKn auction rooms. IF1s
Third avenue. Thurndny. April
~. at 10 - "a. IN consisting ~ the
fHlIuH ina one nHe uarIHr suite.
2 bedroom suites / fine bed lounge
] nne couch. HHs saw uE machine.
nne writing leaks 3 combination
book and writing deck. nnr narlor
lamp beautiful ornaments 90
pairs ahs iags curtains. fine velvet
tapestry and ingram rugs. anr
carpets : smnH upright piaua. hns
rHckers chairs dining table side
board. p1r'leFeH center tables
MATTRESSES springs pillows biau.
k~fa sheets. fire cook stove. gas
range dishes 20 every description.
tru show cases. trunks pictures
clocks ard lots # other goods tun
numerous fo mention JOE MAR
TfN Aueftuncar