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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-04-04

Co. Sup't'McDnnald returned Monday
from his Fargo "trip. Cavalier county
teachers will hold en- institute again this
year although the idea of combining with
adjoining counties in having a summer
training school is understood TO have
been strongly urged at Fargo.
Attorney Mclean returned Friday
from the Forks where he appeared before
the land Office representing local parties
IN three important contest cases. One of
the claimants being brother Of Veteri-
nary A. F. Elliott Of Milton, the holder of
valuable claim out in the locality of
the new branch line townsites.
Recent letters received by Langden
friends state that Attorney Doughty
is meeting with great success in the prac-
tice of law at his new location. Fessen-
den, N. D. 1t is hoped all those nice
things the papers down there are saying
won't bring on an attack of the swelled
head as Horace, like the rest of US is only
Humankind auburn haired at that.
Toss us a fire extinguisher Lindey.
The waterworks proposition seems to
have fallen througn-for the present at
least anyway However, that shouldn't
hinder Langdon having a new town hall.
The present quarters of our city officials
and municipal records is anything but a
drawing card to the city and stranger
would mix up our ancient looking 2x4
land mark OF the prehistoric period for
fourth class eating house with dinner bell
a Ia cap-a. pie on the roof. Langdon has
needed new city hall the past five years
and can no longer do without something
better than the old tumble down fire trap
that at present is known as tho town hall.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-04-04
Druggist Draper came up from Osn,
brock on business Monday.

Druggist Draper came up from Osna-
brock on business Monday.
F.J. Hodgins transacted business at
the Forks the latter part Of the week.
Mrs. Robt. McGrath and baby arc visi-
tors at the McGauvran homo this week.
WANrEr:-Ana apprentice tolearnblack.
smithing. Apply to r. Martin, Dresden
North Dakota. "a
Mrs. p. Foshay left this week for a
visit with her sister, Mrs. F. A. Plummer,
of Ostrander, MINI.
Miss Florence McNiven, neice Of Mrs.
Jno. Currie, arrived last week from
Ontario for an extended visit.
G. H. McDermott, ex-chief of police
and the new landlord of the Ct. Northern
hotel, is onto his job all right.
Pete Dalham returned from Cass Lake
MINI, last week and will put in the
summer on his Gordon township farm.
Harnessmaker Neil Mcdonald is back
again from the Forks, where he attended
business college during the winter
months.
I have quantity of good two rowed
seed barley for sale Sample can be
seen at my Office.
j. G.. Dickson.
Mrs. Finley closes her dress making
parlors over the McGruer drug store aud
will spend the summer on her farm, few
miles south of town.
Tuesday evenings fire meeting it WAS
decided to resume the regular weekly
practice drills this spring. Chief LAWN
takes hold of the department like veteran
fire fighter.
Easter Mondays dance and box social
to be given by the Woodmen at ORES
den is one of the post-Lenten events that
is sure to draw quite crowd of Langdon
young people.
What, if anything, is going to be done
about that brick block thu Masonic breth-
rem have planned to erect on their
Fourth street corner lot. This is good
year to push it ahead.
The interior improvements Of the City
Meat Market, which since April LIST has
as it's proprietors Hankey Il Mcdonald,
are going right ahead. The location of
their shop Is good one and the addition
OF Mr.. Hankey to the firm is bound to
bring with it business popularity.
The old bach stage driver On the Vera
p. o. mail route, who was placed hors de
combat by our Woodbridge correspon-
dent couple of weeks ago, has enlisted
the sympathy of that forelorn chief of the
lost tribe and inveterate woman hater,
"Shep' of the Moon. We rejoice over
his complete throw down, the inevitable
outcome of such combine.
No, the Milton Globe isn't the whole
thing, but we can hardly afford to dis
agree with it when last week Editor Nc
Carthy very properly took stand on
behalf of his town to refute what the
Crystal paper predicted would be Mil
toms fate in case of the Ct. Northern ex-
tension southwest. The same PROPOSE
ton presented itself up this way when
the road was built to Hannah-and still
we have out grown and passed all the best
towns along the line.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-04-04
WHEAT MARKET.
Miss Alice Webb commenced teaching
D the Olga school district this week.

Miss Alice Webb commenced teaching
in the Olga school district this week.
w. BuckIln is moving into the Fleming
May house, having lately purchased same
from Cashier Thompson, of the First
National
Rev Thos. Dougan CONDUCTS services
at the Presbyterian church at 1 a m,
and at the Mclean school house at 2 p.
M. on the coming Sunday.
We buy our flour at Mckinley prices
and sell our bread at Bryan prices-25
ioaves ior &1.OO. j. Little, proprietor
OF the City Bakery, opposite the Court
Pouse, LangGon.
Tomorrow, Good Friday, special
services will be conducted at the Catholic
church, also on Easter Day, when the
musical feature OF the service will
unquestlouably be deserving of merit
Langdon acquaintance can draw their
own conclusions from the annou cement
made that Druggist Draper of Osna-
brock is about TO commence housekeep-
ing. He has bought the Cairns resi-
dence property.
Services at the Catholic church Sun
day were conducted by Rev. Father
Quinilan, of Casseltcn, who was enabled
to visit this parish by Rev. Doughefty
going down to look after the work in his
church that day.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-04-04
GOSSIP AND NOTES.

GUSSlP AMI NtFIEN.
Lsukdon schools have no Easter holi
days this year.
Langdon dealers are long on wall pape,
just at present.
Edinburg is already arranging for big
Fourth of July celebration.
Friday, April 10Th, is the date on which
the assessors meet at County Auditor
Works Office.
Tree planting and the cleaning up Of
back yards and alleyways now comes
under the order of new business.
The people OF Hannah figure it out
that it is too late to successfully start in
the creamery business this season.
The board of county commissioners
have been in session since Monday.
They expect to adjourn tomorrow.
Langdon streets are freer from mud
this spring than in any other previous
year. No such thing as mud, which is
something to be proud of.
Larimore had mayorality contest at
Mondays city election that made the
municipal dove of peace take its flight in
the direction of East Grand Forks.
Monday evening special meeting of
the Langdon Board Of Trade is called to
meet at the city hall, eight o'clock being
the hour. Every business man should
attend.
The registration of voters in cities less
than $500 inhabitants Is proving itself to
be more of nuisance than an improve
ment, aside from this 1t adds considerable
to the expense of elections.
Nothing could better demonstrate that
Cavalier county farmers should raise
more cattle and less grain than the prices
paid fer milch cows and grazing stock at
the Pat Shelp auction sale last Saturday
afternoon.
Under tho new law our county COM
missioners will draw 81 per day for their
Dervices on the board and the tax payer
who thinks they don't earn it would do
we'll to look into the matter before tack
ling the job himself.
There's need of cross walks, ditching
Or drainage of some kind between the
nerth end of Fourth street and the
school house p. d. O., or perhaps the au-
thorities think the residents of that
locality are web footed.
There are people who will not clean If
their sidewalks even when the warm
spring sun.rays make the soft snow as
soft as the mush of boyhood days. Some
day they will be IN land where snow
does not clog the sidewalks.
i A change in the losal time card of the
\Gt Northern makes the passenger from
Che south due here at 1925 p. H., return
ing from Hannah at 2:55, both trains
leaving here tn minutes earlier than
Under the old schedule. The new time
card went into effect April LIST.
There are still several families of new
settlers moving into the southwestern
part of the county. A party comprising
five families with several carloads of their
belongings came in on Friday evenings
freight. They hailed from Nebraska and
had previously filed on homesteads in
Gordon and Henderson townships.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-04-04
Proofs made

Money To loan on Real Estate at
UIOUeu reasonable rates and Final
Proofs made Call at Bank Of Dresden.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-04-04
Use "hannah's Pride" flour.
For RENT-Five farms in the vicinity
of Langdon E. I. Donovan.

of Langdon E. I. Donovan.
NJ. a. Murphy was down from Dres.
den transacting business Monday.
Miss Josie Thorson has charge of the
millinery department at the Elford store.
T. B. Hankey and family have moved
into the McDermott cottage on Fourth
street this week.
Have yea noticed the drop in price OF
wall paper this spring? Wonder if the
Bee Hive Store had anything to do with
it?
Foh nENT.-Large front he'd room
with clothes closet. First class board
and room $500 per month. Apply at
this Office.
Gustav Brpcke, the huslllng real
eGtate man, and Banker Prom we're a
couple of prominent visitors from Milton
in GOWN Friday.
And now A. F. Gardner occupies the
upper left hand corner of our fourth page
with an adv't that has something to say
to wall paper buyers.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1901-04-04

DR.. C. S. CRANE. :. ............ SPECIALIST.
EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT.
GRAND Forks, N. DAK.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30

present last nieht. AMI he was as
signed a booth He did a nno bust
ness.
one of tho incest presents o. a hand
some lap rObo given by Col. Ipcoh
korbcr Chances are being tak9n ON
the robe ln good fashion
The receipts from the supper We'd
ncsday and Thursday nights amoant
od 10 handsome figures, and tonight
oysters and turkey viii bc so we'd
Everybody ln the city ought 60 takC
one supper tonight with The banaai
ladies'
A chlliron's matinee will be- held
AZ the hall tomorrow afternoon az
O'Clock Al children free
Tho following program will be ron
dcred tonight:
The hrst number on the program
will be a recitation by Elwood Al
bright.
Tho next thing We have Ia beau
tiful dance hy Miss Taschcr. who
might have been taught IN Frauoo
The next that W. give Will he a cake
wnlk--lt ls really 800 cute it viii hc
the town tain
Miss Camrncld comes next IN a
popular sons u Ia pretty and sweet
and not very long
The last thing We give is r. short
pantomimo by three little ladies in
dTeFHcs sO hnC
u is understood that the total re-
Celpia of the bazaar. including last
night. foot up something over $500
Pretty good, and two nights yet o.
come.
Tomorrow night, the mocrst haUm
pipe nni other valuable gifts will be
raflpd of
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30
UNIVERSITY NOTES.

Tuesday Professor Tight gave talk
on "Protuzoans,' preparatory To his
curse of addresses on Evolution" TO
begin next week
On Monday the assembly was given
up to an introductory talk ON the NE
of Rocker T Washington by the presi.
dent and Professor Hodgin read a
humU ous selection from Mr. Dooley
on the OutCt me uf the entertainment
Of The colored gentleman at the
White House"
Wednesday noon the students gave
a Thank sriving program. The first
number was an original piano solo by
Mr Van Wagner. consisting of two.
stcp dedicated % the girls ~ the Uni.
vorsity Of New Mexico aud a waltz
composed for tho football boys This
was followed by reading By Miss
Hunt and the proclamation was read
by Mr. Kirk Bryan Miss Nugget gave
one Of her always appreciated essays,
which was a complement 20 n reading
on The Origin OF Thanksgiving" hy
Mr. Bittuar, The mandolin club gave
two very pretty selections and then
the students were delighted b. vocal
olo by Mr. Napier called Forgotten
which well displayed his rich baritone
voice A double quartette SANG 9TH,
Psalm ~ Life" and after gome re-
marks hy the president and the sing
ing of the alma mater the college yel
was heartily given and the happy as
somhlnFe dismissed for vacation.
The assembly for the week closed or
Wednesday with an address by Rev
Bruce Kinncy on Thanksgiving an,
| The Need ~ optimism" We are al
ways glad Of the hclp and cooperation
we may receive from our friends II
| tho city
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30
nav lNoUsrRY
Largest Sawmilllng Plant ia South.
yert 20 &c Erected Here

lar1est 9aWmiliinu Plant in South.
we-t 10 &c Erected Here,
John Callweu oXmsmh.r 81 the
MlDhIg3u legislative assembly who
cam. tn Now Moxicu q fow days ago
fur ih purpose OF paying taxes FOR
tho present year uu thp H0luuu acre
tract .f timber land iu the Zunl
mountains for mitchell Bros expects
90 finish hls iahora tomorrow and then
return 'l hlH homo Too Cadillac Ml h
Tho timber and land wl purchased
rloy.I ,aits ago hF Mitchell Bros.
and llH umhrt WaH tu have boon man
uta.Nrl al the station of Mitchell.
ou tUU Santa fo Pacific railroad. but
the mIII Als afiorward torn down and
odd .n thg SAGINAW lumhcr compa
my at williams Arizona The gentle.
men have however owned and paid
taNc Hn inrir timber laul aud never
fog once abandoned the .dCa of mann
factuur ihs lumber nut wore at "a
loaa tI determine whore would to tho
most Wmhlp location of their mill
Thcy have at last decided 10 erect
thcIr plant in Albuquerque. hut the
time tur starting on tho structure "
NOT rnt TO- publication Ii iB their
Intention of building min IN which
they can produ ur at ianat 200 600 foet
lot lumber daily. which o. about twice
tho capacity of the plant in Flagstaff
The i.mh'r land s about twenty miloH
distant irom the nearest point on the
Santa pc Pacific railroad and from
this piece a standard gauge track viii
ho extended making the entire dis
tanD, tD Albuquerque not 10 oxcsed
100 miles II is claimed The timber
is ths ycy best grade of plno and
that there vs. sumclrnt amount OF
Il o. .pep q mill ~ 2on0uO feet daily
cana ty ,uployod f1r q half century
at least
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30
A oaEhr PLAY
"ouo Vsdia" at Colombo Hail Tenor
row hidht

"QHs Vac the n.ol has hecn
tran atrd into an languages from the
original IoIfh. and hls boon read by
many WillprH who have pronounced
10 ono IT Jhr rlafallH uf tho nineteenth
.crufu.. Tho wonderful pupulu Iiv
ni thH book m uros tho gucrHa uf the
.drlmatif adaptation uf it which VIII
bp presented Boa this rity ut the COLON
bu httl tomorrow night So success.
fGl Ha# Hr Chase been Boo 1rlmniiEiug
this work. tfat th" actors are dg8rrib-
cd o.. breathing eXp0uouts of thr won
dcrnl types of character just aH great
Siou. ..-Wlr2 drew them iu DIS lmmur
RAJ caster piece. Tho play like tho
book ig almost devoid of comedy bat
10 Dr. suM0Cntly strong in dramatic
situation 90 ,scnpc being sumbre or az
any time monoiOuuus 10 human in
torr.f bold ihr auditor rprllhonnd
ana ihn deep religions fcrFur NJ Tho
chr. tgn MARTYR whI b prrmontr
fhp Di'ly Ntk cannot hui Iflhur ono
with u1I Jo D. itrr "a ~ pl9y
sau runs nrke the player and the
lu1H0r not only because lt rnirriaina
lnnI usirurt but because o. upiifla
iuH r7lHrf Mr. Benedict has pfuvid
ed most excellent DHwp1ur. beautiful
| and oprialc scenery ana ward
robn ana o. fri DlHaH performance cat
| Hc iI0kUd for
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30

ON December 0rsi 4. o. ORcuiy viii
succeed EDWARD g. ulrfald aa general
manager for thr Wash nrtnn Tie in
auraure company In tha territories of
New Mexico and Arizona. Mr. Gruns
field bias mntD an excellent record fnr
himHUIf as hn Insurance VI itcr dufiue
the thfUo years ho has Represented the
company Mr OHoily requires me-
Introduction. aH hls husil.uE business
qualifications and general personality
ar" wen and uvoInhl1 known through
both territories as hr has for two
wears past boon idonUhad with lfo
inau0au r. Doe which line he huH writ
ten l volume OF business that Will
compare futurahly with the amount
produced by auy one agDut tu the two
territories Tho Washington life iH
to hU CONGRATULATED uu having secured
the er,iruf OF so competent I.,ea.
gor 90 the retiring representative and
for Nr ORoillv W. wish the uuIuau
fed sucrD.s wo fpol sure his efforts
VIII result iu
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30
LAS VEGAS
From tho Record

From tho Record
John Honlon won't down TO Albu-
Quarquc go rcmain for a few days.
After having sold his cattle on the
Maxwell Mni grant a u Pratt left
for his home in sprngyillr Arizona
Eugene FifkO and r y. Chtron are
ln tht eus from santa pc. MI Fiske
viii appear iu the Springer case
for tho niaVfin and T. u. Cntron for
tho defendant
Milton Harding. blacksmith IN tho
round house at this place, received "a
me.e cage u'i bus father was dying az
his home IN Aurora Illinois. and he
lofi fur that city
Charles T. own had severe cash
torn IN ns right arm by getting u
caught ln the cylinder press IN the
Record of this afternoon Dr Cor
don dres ID the wound uut the young
man viii carry II IN "a sling for many
days,
y "a Creonier. a young man who Is
wCll known in THIS city having been
employed hv several different firms.
and Miss Isabel Marclal VII be mar.
rlOd about December NJ Mora. They
viii leave Saturday afternoon for that
place
Ier9slo G do Ba has made appll.
cation fOr home stead entry In San
MI "A county for the following 100
ar cs OF land. NWit Of SEA- and
SWIt Of NEh section ~. township II
north. rance 20 east
tittlo Martin COckoroll years OF
ara the SON Ct Prof and and Mrs. 7. ID
Cockcroll. died this morning Rt about
$3.50 o'clock The lad had been suffer
INK from on attack of diratheria and
as q result heart failure ensucd. caus
ing hI lo1th Tho remains viii be- aid
NJ rost 90 40 o'clock tomorrow morn
ing Tho hDroayod parents have IN,
general Fywrathy in their great afllc
ton
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30
cArrLEMgN MEET.
The orqanlzation is In a Flourishins
Condition.

The Dona Ana County stock Grow.
ors' association held its hrst annual
meeting nt the Las Cruces court house
ag Thursday mo ming az 10 o'clock
80 was largely attended and every
member present evlnced the deepest
interest in the success and business
OF the organization
The meeting Was called 20 order by
President Mossman and. after trans.
acting some preliminary business the
following officers were elected
President. George W. Mossman
secretary. Jose w Lucero: eecutiye
committee. Jon ID. lsaacks. chairman,
W. W. Cox Thomas Hall Henry
summerfOrd and r. II. Kerr.
An assessment Of cents a head
was levied. and every mcmber paid
up The membership of the assOcla'
tlon was inc. eased by the addition Of
five new members
The work Of this association has
been thorough. effective and Impair.
tial and the determination Of is mem.
hers TO break Up the gangs Of cattle
thieves IN this district il a commend
able one Their Efforts In this dircc.
tion were rewarded by sending one
fellow To the penitontiagy. and the
chances are very bright for several
more of his Tx to join him Ia the
near fCture.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30
SUMMONED FROM ABOVE.
Engineer ~ n. Hogan Expired from
the Effects of injuries

surrouuIrl by hia devoted wife
daughter pnl several frlouda Engi
neor Hugh NJ Hogan expired Wrdnes
day evening az T.45 O'Clock In the
Santa Fo lacifc hospital as a result
of the horrible ecaldlng by steam
which 1n 'ceiypl In q railroad acct
dent az Horace station which occurred
at i,l5 osiock ln the morning. The
injured man retained cOnsCiuuHueaH
until The oud and during the day he
talked to hIl family and friends 81
the unfortunate occurrence ~ the
shades " night came eg IL was ap.
parent to tuDsa about hiH bed that 10
was Only a qHD tiun OF short time
until tho man would be relieved ~
his uLj0ld AGONY br death and the
hca thiIs.p Ulfp tnl Young daughter
were balc t0ndor faroWolla and tho
soul OF Mind husband father and
citizen took its 1ght FROM its earthly
abode Tho news ~ Mr HOgan's
unilmry death soon spread tn tho
homes 9f t.Uy friend Boz the city.
which caIt q gloon that VIII long he
remembered lie was universally bo.
loved. Aul H DOTS death O. bright and
happy nuWU been addonnd
Vacancy in the ud.r Hf brotherhood
of Locomotive ru iu0 w h1s been
created. which ruu never boz niiod and
In tine c1mwrriF ln which De- lvod
strong sos ~ ffu ah % c1I ted ttat
newer would have been ry.rud only
through hc agency of dc8th
The 3ody of $50 Hog was rt.
moved to ihc undertaking r1flar ~
A H1rd..H Whcrr ~ was gmNaimDd
and prarlfrd f1r burial At the par
lurn this afternoon. an appropriate
ana uprp siFc funeral service was
conducted at 20 3p 0l lock under the
nuspicea ~ Rio purfCu lodge 40. 80.
HrUtherhlud a. Locomotive Engineer
| Tho services were opened hy Mrs r.
3 ShinirN who sang "'uErlH Eyr~
Bright aud Fair The nrtl selection
! composed taHrlla pI'" . Say
| lur NuH rendered ana hr quest ihn
| lads Gang accompanied tv th0 nrgIH
that ever sentimental gnt touching
hymn. "N.1.r Hy COO fl Thee IHr
bofoaypi frmly and "a IHrrr assembly
uf mourning frUul. uHr present
who tIrW a th. r main aH thef peace
| miy rppU si Boo beautiful black
| cloth o1 t,f. where thny nl iie p
stat. until O'Clock tonight
| TomprflE morning thc body wIi
leave Albuquerque fur N'1D"rnrH lnd
whore thr ir. nHrgd'r parents nre
bowed iu fflrf awaiting fha arrival
IT y Ford haa been appointed rrofi
by the local urinr. Who with Sire.
| Hogan ana daughter WiIi accompany
lths rUW1.gf t1 their final resting
lace
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30
HOME FROM WASHINGTON.
Hon. r. W. Clancy and wife Have
Returned 10 the City.

After hve weeks visit IN Wash
ingtun. Now York and Boston. Hon.
=. W. Clancy and his cstlmahlo wife
returned To the city last night Mr
Clancy occupied a portion ~ his time
while In ihe national capital arguing
the case of the territory Of New Mex
leo. which involved the matter of
taxes Of the Atlantic A Pacific rail
road In Valencia county. before the
supreme court Capt g. n Sterry.
OF Lon Angeles was also present who
represented the interests of the rail
road company The district attorney
met President Roosevelt and was giv
en- cordial welcome. Tho chlef cX
ecutiye expressed himself as we'll
pleased with New MoKiCo's prospects
FOR statehood, and being In favor ~
the passage uf such an enabling act,
II IL probable he will strongly recon.
mend IN his message tu congress next
week the admission Of this territory
Into the union OF states
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-11-30
THE BAZAAR

One of tho biggest successes In the
history of Albuquerque and which W.
stiil Ia pfoRresB. o. the 81 Joseph
hospital hsEuar holding forth on West
Railroad ay, nue. On Wednesday and
Thursday nirhts the booths were well
patroniEed. while Mrs White says
positively that the people ~ Aihu'
uucrduc cannot be beat they all like
the good things served al the bazaar
tables"
The concerts were much enjoyed
especially the high class duet by
Mrs. n T. Shlnlck and Miss Mablo
Anderson
Barber ui Seville" Rossini's op
era was sung Ia grand style last night
hy Mis- Shlnick Miss Anita Armilu
aud Mossra Hunt Billiard and Burg
The various yote contests up tl
closing hour last night were as fol
lows
Violin MARY Brennan 10. Ethe
| Flukp. IS: ~ Romero, 4.
Doll-Stela Trlmh'e 49, Mary Ia
yid i0 Arita Hubboll /; Steven
| turiong. no.
Solid silver toilet sOt a. the mOsl
popular Indy In Albuquefque- Mrs A
Grunsfcld. g2 Miss Eatella LowlnsuB
I6l. Mrs J W CrumuaCker, 23 Mihs
Anita palindlno iG, Mrs. l.. X
/ Thompson, Mrs. B llfeld
For the FIRST time. Dr John Taschor
with his famous XTay machine, wal