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Hutchinson gazette., 1902-01-23

Governor Stanley is reported to
have told the president chat the APP
polntment Of Crum as United States
marshal would be satisfactory to the
people Of the state generally, We
trust for the sake Of the governors
Sunday school reputation that the
dispatches mlsQuoted him, lie GER
talnly knows that 1t would be hard
to find one hundred men ontSlde Of
those who indorSed him who do not
consider the recommendation Of Crum
a disgrace to the state and an impOsi-
tlon on the president. The fact that
Mr.. Crum has the Endorsement Of all
the state officers and many politi-
clans shows how absolutely worthless
such Endorsements are. A promin-
ent attorney was heard recently to
stake his reputation on the PROPOSE
tlon that no power on earth would
make the president appoint Crum af-
ter talking to him fifteen minutes.
Hutchinson gazette., 1902-01-23

Some more Of the young Booths
have forsakcn the Salvation Army and
these have Joined the Dowicltes,
The name of Elijah seems to be
closely associated with that Of ELY
NOWADAYS.
Hutchinson gazette., 1902-01-23
Tho Barefoot Boy

One OF the quainteSt and most ele-
quent Of lecturers on the American
forum Is Governor Bob Taylor, OF
Tennessee, Here Is the way he paints
the barefoot boy. Its q good piece Of
art and a good likeness;
"The happiest thing ever saw was
barefootcd and dirty. lie carried mud
between his toes, freckleS on his nose,
and his heart full Of dreams, his head
fnll Of schemes and his pockets fullhi
strings and slings and things, IfiS
billy goat and his dogs were daily
companions, and he roamcd over the
hills and yelled becaues he had yeller
and whooped because he had a
whoOper At home he was the auto
crat at the breakfast table and the
dinner table and at the supper table
at school he was the democrat Of the
play grounds and the republican at
,he lunch basket-he wanted every
thing in sight, lie abhorred the bath
and Bible, and was a sworn enemy to
castor oil and civilization. He was
cyerlastingly under indictment for
high crimes and misdemeanors, and
attempting to prove an alibi. His
father tried him, convicted him for
dodging the truth one day, and turn
cd to him with a frown and said MY
son, don't you go to Sunday School?'
Yes sir. Don't you study the
Bible thereY' Yes sir. We'll, can
you tell me what it says about lie?'
The boy scratched his head, looked
guilty, but finally recovered his cqull-
ihrium and replied, with u twinkle
in his eyes, 1t says a lie is an abom-
ination in the sight Of the Lord, and
a very pleasant help in the time OF
trouble. "
Several weeks ago this paper printed
an account Of the innovation which
is being attempted by the Parkhurst
Davis Wholesale Grocery company in
the matter Of furnishing transporta.
ton for its travelling men. Thcil
plan is to run them from one town tt
another on their routes by means Of
automobiles, and thus save time usu
ally spent in waiting for trains, etc
This company now runs one out o,
Arkanssa City and another out Of TO
peka. As they have large brancl
now in this city they will no doubt
start one or more from here If the ex
pertinent proves successful.
Fire wood given away at the Yagg,
Hutchinson gazette., 1902-01-23

The undersigned would like to en-
change his home place on Tenth
Street East for other porperty in n
distant suburban part Of the city, or
sell the home property for cash.
q. S. Coffin and Wife.
Hutchinson gazette., 1902-01-23

Fire wood given away at the Yaggy
tree farm.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1902-12-03
Cheraw's Business Men.

Cheraw, Nov. 27.-A numb Der
of the business men of Cheraw
met last night to consider the
best means of encouraging the
culture of tobacco in Chesterfield
county, aud to provide local
markets for that cultivated. 1t
was decided to call a meeting OF
farmers and all other persons in.
terested in tobacco raising to be
held at Cheraw on the 9th day
OF December next to discuss the
question. A committee was ap-
pointed to invite well known and
successful tobacco farmers to be
present and also one to advertise
the proposed meeting. Another
10 consult wltu business men of
the place about putting up a
warehouse. There are great many
OF our farmers who are going to
plant the weed next year, and
Guite a number who tried It sue
ceeslulIy this year. And it is
more than probable that one or
more warehouses viii be arrang-
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1902-12-03
P MA N

No IT, leaving Lancaster oia u, m, makes
close connection At Chester with southern
hallway NJ 90 iuT Charlotte HlI POINTS north;
and SChbOard Air Line "AI4u,a special" Tor
Atlanta and pOntS west. Also win Carolina
~ northwestern RN No. 10 for Bcnoir, N C.
ana l4tornCGIaLc points, ana Southern Rail
Wy No 33 Tor Columbia ana pUiuts south.
No. "a leaving Chester 500 .. m. connects
WIN southern Ky, No. 50 IrOH Col ImDIt aud
points south n..OoHrC Air Tin" Atlanta Sps
ciaI' from Northern and Eastern points and
SUuihcrn Ey, NO. - from Northern ana East
grn pOiuts, uud n Lancaster with ) C. & q. f..
fuf SIaCksUurg
No. 10, leaving Lancaster ; is p. m, connects
aI Lancaster wl.n ;. <. y -. +. from Camden
luG Marion southern '2y. No. - aiCEgs Lcr FOR
tharicit" ana points north.
40. In, leaving tuc-'cc 10 90 y rg., COnnactsL,
chester Mia. SoGtLcIn Railway NO "a from
NHl.WnIn and Mont. .-H'h
LEROY SPRINGS,
J. NJ. REATH, PresIdsnt
Geu'I. Pas. \ Rspt
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1902-12-03

My wIfe was so i'll that good
physicians were unable to help
her." writes NJ. NJ. Austin, Of
Winchester, Ind, but was com
pletelv cured by DR.. Kings New
Life Pulls" They work wonders
in stomach and Liver troubles
Cure constipation. slck headache.
25C at CIawi,," Bros and J. 7,
Mackey u Coz drug store.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1902-12-03
- n. ~ ~o ErA.
Bears the =, The Kind YM Haze twaE B0vrN'
Of t$Iz&.ZE A>lIG$%4[
Robbers Getting Rich

Charlotte, n c., Nov. PA
special to The Observer from
Wilmington, says: An IRON safe
in the store OF Watson &, Gorford
at JonosJoro, n. c., was blown
open last night AMI between
three and four thousand dollar
North Carolina bonds. The rob
berry was discovered at $50
o'oiocH tAI1 !.ornins by Conduc.
tor McCallorth, of Southern
railway freight train, who went
10 the store to buy some eggs
and found the front door broke
open. One of the proprietors Of
the store investigated the rob
berry and bioodhounds were put
on the track of the criminals.
The trail was followed as far as
Sanford, about two miles distant,
where it is supposed the fugitives
boarded d train.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1902-12-03
The Pride of Heroes.

Msny soldiers in the last war
wrote 10 say that for Scratches,
Bruises, Cuts, Wounds, Corua,
Sore Feet I'D Stiff j t., Buck
lens Arnlca Save Ia the he in
the world. Same for Burus,
Soalde, Boiis, Ulcers, SKIN Erup
lions and Plies. 1t cures or no
pay. Only 25c at Cra wford Bros.
and J. F. Mackey & Co.'S drug
store.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1902-12-03

In a habeas corpus suit for the
possession Of a daughter, brought
by the father, Judge Hiram
Brownlee, Of Indiana, ruled the
other day that q mothers loye
and care are more benefit to a
child than III th" money, clothes
or srpport that father can give.
The child in the case was given
TO her mother.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1902-12-03
LANCASTER ~ CHESTER
RAIL WY.
Between Chester and Lancaster.
D0iEY ErceDt !SlIfI,iny,

Schedule IL Eoccl Novcra Der ou 1902
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1902-12-03

1t is possible. says the Pitts
burg Dispatch, that Florida phos-
phate viii moet a serious com
Hetltor in the recently discovered
deposits on Ocean I1loud, north
east of the Solomon islands, which
seem go bo superior in quality to
eithe: Fonda or Christmas Island
pr'rpha'a.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1902-12-03
The Fate OF James ErWine.

Years ago the following item
aDpearod in The columns Of the
Abbeville Medium:
"lu September last the "Annie
Freeman" a beautiful three mas
ted schooner, sailed out OF Char.
lesion harbor for the Bermudas.
Her sails were filed with prosper
Gus breezes and her" graceful
prov plouGhed the briny deep
leaving in her wake glow of
phosphCrescont light. Since that
day the ,prightly ship with all
her sacred human freight has
beer --Icatd or h. fate j.
wrapped in mystery, hidden
horror OF the deep. Upon this
vessel sailcl James T. Erwin Of
the GOOD old Abhcville family Of
Erwin, and Of his sad loss we
rOw wish to make a note. Mr..
Erwin was % years of age, & very
bright and promising young man,
Just BEGINNING to see his way TO
business success. He was on his
waV 10 The Rermudas TO purchase
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1902-12-03
CAPTURED A CAR LOAD or
LIQUOR.
IS Kegs, Consigned to Dents,
Near Columbia, 1aken-FOr
Com missioner.

Special to The State.
Chester, Nov. 27.-An alarm
of fire early this morning was
sounded from Ward 3, and it
was soon seen that Henry Och
ler's confectionery and grocery
was in flames. The firemen re-
sponded promptly and soon got
control OF the flames. Only one
side of the building was burned ,
and that on the inside. The dam
age will amount to something
like $500, fully covered by in
surance.
Constable Howic seized a largo
shipment Of liquor night before
last. There were about IS k9gs,
being consigned to Dents, just
this side Columbia. lie triei to
capture it here, when the south
boun6 freight stopped, But Goa
ductor Fishburne ohjocted. Uowie
wired 70 Superintendent =. !.
Wells for permission TO board the
train and when he reached Dents
he captured the whole shipment.
Howie has now instituted pro-
ceedings against Conductor Fish
burn, in the magistrates court
here for not allowing MIN TO sec
the wavbills, so he could make
the seiZuGe Aeia.
Mr.. j. Q. McLure has decided
to enter the race for commission
er, and has been strongly endors
ed by the members Of the Ches.
ter bar. Mr.. McLure has praC-
ticed law here tor the past ten
years aud is considered one of the
best office lawyers in the sixth
circuit He was an honor gradu.
ate from the South Carolina uni
versity III the class OF 1861 and
was admitted 10 the bar in 1892.
lie il a haII worker, Through ia
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1902-12-03

rents died about the same time
in Habana of yellow fever.
A rich and distinguished officer
of the Spanish army stationed in
Cuba fell in love with the beauti,
ful heii ess thus bereft of both pa
rents and left alone in the world.
The attachment was mutual and
they soon married. A daughter
was born of this union and in
herited the beauty of her mother
and grandmother. The Spanish
officer became so outraged at the
cruelties of Gen. Weylef that he
resigned from the army. He sent
his wife and daughter to his old
home in Spain and went to Eng
land himself to put his great for
tune in safe place. The mother
died and the daughter was placed
in a convent school in Spain, and
she is there now prosecuting her
studies, being the sole heir to an
immense fortune.
The Spanish officer then re.
turned to his old home in Spain
and shortly afterwards was arrest,
ed through the influence of the
cruel Weyler and thrown into
prison. After much suffering he
died. In his last hours he re-
ceived the consolation Of religion
from a roman Catholic priest.
He told the priest the story OF his
life and about the South Carolina
kin of his daughter, so soon to
he left alone in the world. He
knew of Malcolm Erwin of Able
vile county and Of his fondness
for his nephew, James Erwin,
who was supposed to have been
lost at sea. He had not heard Of
the death Of Malcolm Erwin and
wished him 10 have the care o!
his little daughter. He desired
the priest to see that his will
was executed, and in that will he
left all his property to the daugh =
ter, except share to Malcolm
Erwin. for taking care of the
child, enough 10 make him an
Independent fortune.
Letters have been received by
William Erwin, son Of Malcolm
Erwin, giving the interesting par
ticulars set forth above. Core
spondence with parties in Spain
is still going on, and there is a
pause in the drama. The young
woman is in the school, cared for
by the nuns. She is the perfec-
tion of beauty and OF brilliant
mental attainments, with Q for
tune "beyond the dreams Of
avoric"' The noble priest is
still faithful to his trust and
watches over the young woman.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1902-12-03
To New York Via Rock Hill.

Trat. ll3 and III daily between Camden
ana Marion daily except sunday between
camden and kiugsyiilc Trairs run solid be
tween kingsyllle and Marion. Solid train
Rock tttll 10 WASHINGTON with Pullman Draw
Ing Room sleeper TO N"w York. Connections
made At Rock Ui'l, nlacksburg and Marion
with trains Cu Savannah, Charlotte < Ashe-
villc Divisions OF southern Railway. For full
Information ~ 10 rates schedules and Pull.
man reservations, apply to any agent Southern
Railway or
Il w. II MT, u + A., Charleston, =. Q.
W. u. TNNLDE, \ G.p.N., Atlanta, Ca.
II HARDWICK.G u. 4 Wnshirrtun, y c.
{. II A,hhRT q, M, Washington, u Z.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1902-07-04

Les populistes ont aussi fat
leur nomination; mails cette fois
lis mont pas choisi le gouverneur
dams les rang du parti democratic.
II y aura done une division de vo-
tes al d6triment de M. Rosing qui
ne peut que lui etre fatale.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1902-07-04
ECHO DE L'OUEST

La compagnie des Cent ssoci6s
qui await la pr6tention d'etre toute
chose dams le Bas-C Canada mails
qui, en- r6alit6, n'6tait rien parce
que ses afaires avalent toujours
Ste NAL conduites, ~s'effacait pres
que enforcement en- 1914 pour lais-
ser lie champ libre a une nouvelle
organisation aussi NAL admins
tree; de sorte que, en- 1862, la ban
queroute 6tait aux portes. Alors
une soci6t6 de Ia Rochelle prit en-
main le commerce du castor, sans
faire beaucoup mieux. Et la guer-
re DIES Iroquois ne s'arretait pas!
La colonie FRANCHISE, compos6e de
sept a huit cents personnes SO
voyait sur lie point de retourner en-
France pour 6viter un d6sastre &C.
neral. Cette 6poque est d6sign6e
dams notre historic CONNIE "les
temps h6roiques'. Nous 6tions une
centaine de families distribu6e a
Trois- Rivieres, Montreal,
ct livr6es sans protection q la rage
des Iroquois, n6anmoins, il y await
dams CO groupes des hommes assez
intr6pides pour aller a quatre ct
cinq cents lieues d6couvrir DIES ma
tons barbares ct rapporter de
leurs courses les pr6cieuses de-
pouilles des hotes DIES bois qui lut-
sur les marches de pEurope
contre les produits DIES GLASSES
moscovites.
BENJAMIN Suite.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1902-07-04
Les PILULES ROUGES
de la Compagnie Chimi-
que Franco Americana
sont en- Vente a la Phar-
macie

cheers orphelins. quand leur ca
pltal ny passait pas auss1. Les
gems savaient bien revenir a la
sant6-et MOURN austen dept
de tous les bons petits soins della
Facult6. II para1t dependant que
Th6mis ct Esculape ne sont pas
encore satisfaits; lis veulent de
nouveaux disciples. Les UNIVERSE
t6s sont Ia pour les satisfaire. On
cure de Duluth, me disait il y a
quelque temps, que toutes les Sc
maines il recevait une lettre de
quelque docteur en- medicine ct
ma1tre en- chirurgie lui demandant
sill y await place pour ses talents
dams la Vile zenith DIES mers aux
eaux douces. "Mais certainement,
lui ai-je r6pondu; nous n'avons que
80 gu6risseurs pour une popula-
ton de $4,000 ames, ct ces ames-la,
ASSET solvent souffrantes, ont be-
soin de pilules, de tablets cal
mantes--et le lac SUPERIOR est
immense"
NA1ssANoR.-A Duluth, Mimi,
le 80 JUN, MmesL. /. Pare, unils.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1902-07-04

A l'occasion du cinquantenaire
de IUniversit6 Laval, les ~orateurs
ne manquerent pas de feliciter
PUniversit6, de vanter son euvre
ct de lui souhaiter I'm avenir digne
de sa haute mission chez les Fran
o-Canadiens. La langue FRANCHISE
recut sa part d'hommage ct lon
s'est encourage fortement q re-
pandre son usage dams tous les
rangs de la soci6t6 au Canada.
NJ. Thomas Chapais a parl6 d'a-
venir, de ces problemes inqui6-
tants, qui SO posent devant les Ca
nadiens ct volt deux points 'al-
lais dire noirs- aui menaeaient la
patrie: c'est l'imp6rialisme dun
cote ct l'annex1on de l'autre; l'im-
p6rialisme don't lie sort dot Sc de-
cider dams peu de jours a Lon
dres ct lannexion qui commence
par l'absorption graduelle des
terres de louest par le fermier
AMERICAN.
Bien que ces deux alternatives
concernent le Canada tout enter
il est certain que les Canadiens-
francais sont plus int6resses que
lie reste a vouloir lie statu-quo;
car, sans enlargement politique du-
rant lie vingtieme steele, lis s'a&r-
meront dams leur pays au point de
commander par lie nombre ct d'as-
surer le sort de, la langue francai-
Sc dams toutes les Provinces de la
Pursuance.
II croft avec d'autres esprits
clairvoyants que les Canadiens
sont arrives a I'm tournant de leur
historic; mails en- meme temps il
admet quill ne sert de rien de Sc
troubler ct de vouloir scruter "a
venir qui seul a%ppartient q Dieu'
Des resolutions writes, du travail
ct de Faction, VOLTA CO quill. fault
pour 80 pr6parer a jouer lie role
que la Providence d6signera en-
temps ct lieu.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1902-07-04

flares qui allerent 6tudier CO pays
de vlsu; une de ces excursions tut
organis6e par la Saskatchewan
Valley Land Co., qui a r6cemment
achet6 le long de la Saskatchewan
1900 miles cares de terrain,l'autre
fut celle de la Western Bankers As
ISOLATION ct comptait environ 100
participants.
Cette semaine un resident Did
monitor, T. N. o., de passage q
Minneapolis, pr6disait que dams
quinze ans Minneapolis SO verralt
enlever le sceptre du commerce
DIES farines, parce que le centre de
cette industrie SO d6placait ct au-
raft traverse la frontiere.
La r6ciprocit6 avec le Canada
est lie theme favori DIES journaux de
st Paul ct de Minneapolis. Plu-
sieurs politicians de la jeune 6cole
favorisent un tariff moins rlgoureux
avec leur volsine de nord.
lis s'attendriront advantage en-
entendant le cri de leurs fr6res qui
ont traverse la fronti6re pour SEM
parer DIES terres fertiles du Nord-
Quest.
M. Theodore Knappen, assistant-
r6dacteur du Journal de Minnea-
a fait une excellente confe-
renee dams ce sens a l'assembl6e
.es banquiers,
On en- entendra parler dams la
campagne electorate.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1902-07-04
10 ADVE Users,

The Echo dePOuest has a larger
circulation than any French paper
published in the Northwest.
Advertisers may at any time
examine our subscription lists.
We are also ready to substantiate
this by proper certificates from the
superintendent of mails.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1902-07-04
La Triple Alliance

Paris-La presse franca1se a &C.
cuellli avec beaucoup de s6r6nit6
l'annonce du ACKNOWLEDGEMENT de la
triple alliance entire lAllemagne,
IAutriche ct l'Italie sign6 q Ber-
lin par lie chancellor d'Allemagne,
le comte de Bulow, ct les ambassa-
deurs dAutriche OF d'Italie en- AL
lemagne. Les journaux experiment
l'avis que la force de l'alliance
s'est consid6rablement amoindrie
par les discussions au sujet des
questions de tariffs ct q cause de
lentente entire la France ct pIta-
lie.
La presse considere que l'exis-
tence de l'alliance franco-russe en-
leve q la triple alliance son carac-
tere agressif du debut. LIE "Temps'
dit:
"Une guerre DIS tariffs Went SO
greffer a cette alliance politique ct
l'avenir nous apprendra ]usqu'a
quel point une guerre economlque
pourra marcher de pair avec uue
entente diplomatique. Les evene-
ments r6sents ont change consid6-
rablement simon la cordialit6 ct
l'intimit6 entire les puissances de
la triple alliance, du moins Jeff.
cacit6 ct la valeur pratique de la
ligue'.
LIE "Journal DIES D6bats" est
convaincu que la nouvelle alliance
ne sera pas la meme que l%'ancieE-
ne, nj par son caract6re, nj par ses
termes. II rappelle Ia declaration
de M. Prinetti, ministre des afai-
res 6trangeres d'Italie, qui disait
a la chambre DIES deputies quill
ny aura de conventions nj mill
taires nj diplomatiques dams le
nouveau trait6.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1902-07-04

LIE Col. Fred. Ames, chef de po-
lice de Minneapolis, subit son pro-
ces pour avoir accepts $25 de la
bande appellee big Mitt". Les re-
Violations attendues sont des plus
piquantes; car lie procureur d u
comt6 Sc propose de d6masquer
tout lie systeme de corruption de
la police par Edwards, le notoire
Norbeck ct Crossman, l'homme
d'affaire de la bande.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1902-07-04

NA1ssANoR.-A Duluth, Mimi,
le 80 JUN, MmesL. j. Pare, un ills.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1902-07-04

Belanger ct Gle, 1900 avenue
Centrale n. E. invite tous leurs
compatriotes do la vile ct de la
campagne a leur faire une visite q
leur magasin de Hardes-faites,
Chapeaux, Chaussures, etc. Notre
stock pour hommes ct gareons est
complet. Telephone 1857.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1902-07-04

L'Ouest Janadien attire, depuis
une couple d'ann6es, l'attention
des capitalists americans lie
mois dernier, il y await deux excur:-
sions importantes d'hommes DAT
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1902-07-04

Toutes lettres, correspondances
etc., doivent etre adress6es CONNIE
suit:
Echo DE L QUEST,
Minneapolis, MINI.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1902-07-04
MINNEAPOLIS MINI. 4 Juliet 1902
Toutes correspondances doivent
etre accompanies dune signatu-
responsible.

L'EcHo DE L'OUEsT nest pas respon
sable DIES idees ct opinions 6mises pa
ses correspondents.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1902-07-04

LIE Congress de Washington a
a]ourne lie Ter Juliet apres avoir
pass6 entire autres le bill des Phil
lippines qui accorde aux habitants
de larchipel I'M gouvernement CT
vii de militaire quill 6tait aupara-
want. La loi entire en- force lie 4
iuillet.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1902-07-04

Nos officers republicans de l'E-
at ont Gu les honneurs de la reno
mination par la Convention de st
Paul cette semaine, a Exception
de l'Auditeur qui est M. Iverson ct
du gref1er de la Cour Supreme
qui est M. Pidgeon de Buffalo,
comte de Wright.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1902-07-04

En- Aliemagne le cafe froid
remplace graaauellement Ia biere
CONNIE breuvage.