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The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-19
He Took strvchnine.

St. Louis, Aug. 1S.-A man 30 years or age, giving the name of Victor Fassell of Memphis, Tenn, took dose of strych- nine at a small hotel here today and later was found In a dying condition by the clerk. He had rented a room an hour previous.
 He was taken to the hospital and may die. Fassell would give no information concerning himself beyond saying that he recently returned from Germany and was engaged in the lumber business in Memphis
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-19
British Sailors Mutiny.

Halifax. N. S.. Aug. 19.-As the result of mutiny aboard the British bark Egeria at Hantsport today, Captain Langille is in q hospital at Halifax badly injured and five of the crew are In jail at Wind sor. The Egeria is undergoing repairs at Windsor, where the five Spanish sail ors went ashore and became intoxicated. Ruturning to the ship in an ugly mood, they refused to obey orders and set upon the captain. They were later appre- hended
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-19
CONSUL MAKES COMPLAINT.
Declares Captains Make No Stand
 Against Crimps.

London, Aug. ls.-The British consul at Portland, Ore. James Laidiaw. empha- sizing in his annual report the increase in the number of assertions from Brit ish ships In ports within his Jurisdiction. complains that the owners and captains make no stand against the ''crimps' and rarely show a disposition 10 assist the local authorities in prosecuting persons guilty of attractions Of the law, and, he adds. in the absence uf proper evidence. little Is done Mir. Laidiaw then erfticises the law recently passed licensing sailors boarding houses. saying:
 The clause raising the legal rate for furnishing seamen from $10 to 80 Is very objectionable. It acts as a premium for crimping. Strange as 1t may seem. the most notorious crimping house here Is the only one which has received a H. cense.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-19
Extension of Southern.

Chattanooga. Tenn, Aug. B.-The Southern Railway has decided to build an extension from Oliver Springs to Pilot Mountain, the survey for which Is now being pushed rapidly forward. This ex- tension will shorten the route from Knoxville to Cincinnati twenty miles and will pass through a section rich In coal and iron yet undeveloped.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-19
Kramer Radlv Hurt.

Providence. R. IT, Aug. 1S.-In cham pionship ten mile race of professional riders at the Coliseum tonight. Frank Kramer was badly hurt in a spin with King and John Bedell. Iver Lawson won; Root. second; Mcfarland. third. Time, 23:5S 1-5. Kramer was stunned by being thrown against a post and received several cuts and bruises, but his iniuriea are not regarded as dapRaranA
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-19
zIoN1sM COMES UP.
Question Referred to Committee for a
 Report.

Philadelphia, Aug. Slowing to the volume of business yet to be transacted by the convention of Orthodox Jewish Rabbis of America, the sessions will be prolonged until tomorrow night. Today Rabbi Shereshevsky of Boston. intro~ duced the question of Zionism. The mat ter was referred to a committee with in- structions to report at the next convan- ton. Two delegates from the New York Orthodox School for the training of Rab- bis appeared before the convention ana asked that the school be named as the official institution of the union of Ortho- dox Rabbis. The matter was referred to a committee. Officers were elected aa follows: Rabbi A. J. Glesser,. CincinnatIs President: Rabbi Philip Israelite. Chel- sea, Mass, Secretary; Rabbi B. A. Brom- ovits, New York, Treasurer. Two com- mittees were named. t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-19
PLANT WILL CASE.
Executors File Answer to the Com
 plainants.

New Haven, Conn.,. Aug. 1s.-The exec utors of the will of the late Henry B. Plant today filed in the probate court their answer to the application of Charles E. Hoadley and Horace c. Hoadley of Waterbury for the removal of the execu- tors. The Hoadleys. who are making c legal fight for recognition as collateral heirs of the Plant estate which is said to amount to about $20,0O0. 900 allege that the executors were wasting the estate and that the probating of the will was wrong ly removed from the jurisdiction of the Connecticut courts to New York.
 Tn their reply the executors. who are Morton F. Plant and Margaret J. Plant son and widowIof the late millionaire. and George H. Tilley of Dar1en. declare that the applicants have no pecuniary interest in the estate except as annuitants under the will and that the application Is not brought in good faith. They move that the petition be dismissed. Hearing will be held later
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-19
CURE FOR 1oCKJAw.
Solution of Calcium and Potassium Salts Used.

Chicago, Aug. 1S.-A cure for lockjaw has been discovered by Dr. s. A. Mat thews, of the University of Chicago and has been successfully used in treating George Newman of South Chicago.
 Dr Matthew's method of treatment Is the injection of a solution of calcium and potassium salts. This injection was given Newman a week ago while he was suffering from extremely severe tetanus Bpasms and he is now declared to be well on the way to health.
 The new cure is a diuretic. The prob lem which pr. Matthews has worked out Is to get the proper combination of salts Do bring about the effect desired. Now that it has been found the doctors say the principle can be applied to cure snake bites, blood poisoning and other diseases Haused by toxins in the body.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-19
PEoN, A MILLIONAIRE.
Alvaredo, Rich Mine Owner Dead in
 Mexico.

Chihuahua, Mex, Aug. B.-Pedra AZ varado, multi-millionaire mining man, is dead at Parral. It Is said that six years ago he was a barefooted. peon, working in a mine at 30 cents a day. He discov- cred the Palmillo mine and his wealth is now estimated at $S50O0.0OO. He had no faith in banks and it Is said that silver bars worth a great sum are locked in a steel cage in his palatial home near Par ral, constantly guarded by a strong force of men.
 A year ago Alvarado made his first trip over a railroad, chartering a train for this city, and bringing with him a body guard of 200 men. He was very charit- able, disbursing his wealth freely among the poor of Parral and surrounding coun- try.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-19
MORE HOPEFUL FEELING.
Treaty Negotiations May Again be
 Undertaken.

Colon, Aug. 8.-The statement made In a dispatch from Foreign Minister Rico to Senor Herran, the Colombian Minis ter at Washington. announcing the re- lection of the canal treaty and which was published here to the effect that the Co., fombian Congress may probably furnish a basis for a resumption of negotiations with the United States Government, has caused a more hopeful feeling in some quarters with regard to the ultimate fate of the treaty The whole isthmus is anx- iously awaiting the future action of the United States.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-19
Engineer Was Killeo.

exnlosion of the boiler of the engine pull ing the eastbound limited on the Santa Fe today at Mcclure mine, three miles from Kingman, Engineer Fitch was in- stantly killed and Fireman Bland serious Iy injured The train was not damaged
 and no one else was hurt
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-19
Cloudburst in Mexico.

Tucson, Ariz., Aug. 1s.-A cloudburst at cerro Prieto. Sonora. Mexico, Sunday wrecked the stamp mill of the principal gold mine at that place and floods carried away 10000 tons of tailings valued at s40,- GOO that were being worked for gold by the cyanide process. No lives have been IOat
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-19
HOPES TO RESUME WORK.
shipbuilding Company Asks Further
 Time From Government.

Time From Government.
 Washington, Aug. 1S.-Acting Secretary Darling has received a telegram from the counsel for the United States Ship building Company. of which the Cres- cent Shipbuilding Company is part. stat ing that the company hopes eventually to resume work on the cruiser Chatta- nooga and the torpedo boats Nicholson and O'Brien. The Acting Secretary has replied that the Department will be in- terested to know whenever the company finds itself in readiness to resume this work The contracts for all three ships have been cancelled and a board of ofi- cers ordered to appraise the work done. It Is believed that the vessels will be completed at Government yards.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-19
COSTS MORE TO LIVE.
So Say Experts Who Investigated
 for Association.

Chicago, Aug. -1s.-After receiving report from a corps of experts concern ing the price of commodities fin districts where the organized working men of the city live, the Employers Association has discovered that the cost of living has increased 15 per cent. during the last five years and has decided that wages should be increased in like ratio. In many cases the increase has already been granted; in future cases this will be the basis of wage raises.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-19
MILES FOR GOVERNOR.
Trends Want Him in Race '-' Mas
 sachusetts.

Boston, Aug. 1S.-The Globe. a Demo- cratic newspaper. will say tomorrow that General Nelson A. Miles, who is a na- tive of this State, has been suggested by some of the politicians in the party as possible nominee for Governor of Massa- chusetts on the Democratic ticket. Should he be chosen Governor, 1t is claimed, he would be a logical candidate for the Presidency The Globe adds that Miless friends say he would accept the nomina- ton for Governor.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-19
A SCORE TNJURIED.
Tanks of Gasoline Explods1 Witl Disastrous Effect. .aas

ranks of Gasoline Explode1 WaGn 2 Disastrous Effect. ~
 Boston. Aug '1s.-The explog Of a tank of gasoline in the sfhent of a sx-story block ocupiaasy several man Street. SoYta 8ston. today. caused a fire in x1 U Scores of employees received
 The monetary loss is si5o.00o, cove cred by insurance.
 Immediately following the explosion a dense volume of smoke enveioped the building and 25o girls. employed by Wil- Ham Byers, manufacturer of lace cur tains on the sixth floor, stampeded for the stairway, the only exit. and scream ing and fighting. made their way to the ground
 In the struggle many fell and were trampled upon, It was at first believed that loss of life had resulted. but a search of the ruins tonight has not re- suited in any evidence of fatalities.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-19
BUBoNIc PLAGUE.
News of Its Appearance in Mexico
 Received.

HGECIVCUs
 Washington, Aug. 1S-Surgeou General Wyman of the Marine Hospital Service today received a telegram from MT. Lee egea, President of the Supreme Board of Health of the Republic of Mexico. notify ing him that three cases of bubonic plague had made their appearance at the town of Bagio, a small place on the western coast near Mazatlan, where the plague prevailed last spring. Dr. Lece- gea added that the precautionary meas ures to prevent the spread of the epi- demic had been taken.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-19

in New York, is in jail here for an at- tempt to kill his wife upon her refusal to live with him again. He held her by the hair and put the pistol to her head. The cartridge failed to explode and her, father saved her. she married him when he was III in bed with typhoid fever.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-19
mRill Arnn Dying

Cartersville, Ga. Aug. 19.-Major c. H. Smith (Bin Arp) Is lying at the point of death at his home here. His physician, Dr. Ralph Smith. son of Major Smith. says there is little chance for recovery and the end is expected soon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-19
Mclean the Victor.

Boston. Aug. 19-In one-hour motor paced race Hugh Mclean defeated James E Moran and Benny Mundo at Charles River Park tonight. He covered IS miles three laps and Munro made 46 miles a nd three laps.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-19

box in a safety deposit vault as a stor- age place for his plunder. The prisoner delivered his key to the police and the box, located in one of the safety de- posit company's vaults. was opened but found to be empty. From admissions made by Muzzer the police believe he has a record throughout the country.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-19
Resignation Accepted.

Georgetown, Ky. Aug. 1s.-Trustees of the Georgetown College today accepted the resignation of President B. D. Gray. Mir. Gray becomes secretary of the Home Mission Board of the Baptist Church.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-19
Will Reduce Price.

Chattanooga. Tenn. Aug. 1S.-It was given out her today that at secret meeting of all the Southern furnacemen held in Birmingham a few days ago, that an agreement was reached to reduce the price of No. foundry iron from $l35O to SIP per ton
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-19
put Pistol to Wife's Head

Atlantic Highlands, N. J.. Aug. 1S.- Daniel Hendrickson. one of the wealth. lest farmers in Monmouth County. and who was lately in the banking business
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-19
is Arrested.

Oxaca. Mex, Aug. 1S.-An American miner named Madden is under arrest here. charged with the murder of Dr. D. R. King, owner of several mines in the State of OaXaca.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-19
Fooled the Police.

St. Louis. Aug. 1S.-Under vigorous ''sweating." Harry Muzzer, alias stephen J. Lawler, arrested for burglary, today admitted to the police that he rented
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-19
rde Goes to Manila.

San Francisco. Aug. 1S.-H. c. Ide, a member of the Philippine Commission. sailed for Manila today on the steamer Coptic.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-19
HORN FATALLY HURT.

Former Alabamian Injured by a Dy-
 namite Explosion.
 Walter, Okla, Aug. 1s.-Prof. E. Horn. until recently prominent in Alabama edu- cational circles. was fatally injured here by the explosion of a stick of dynamite. He was horribly mutilated. Both hands were blown of. his abdomen and breast were blistered and portions of his nose. cheek, and chin were torn away. Profess sor Horn had intended throwing the dy- namite into the creek to kill fish.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-19
Hull is a Success.

HUH ID t INSSo1~s Newport, R. l., Aug. 1S-It was dem
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-02-19

L.t ne say have used Eye Cream
Balm Tor eslsrrh AID can thoroughly rec
o n n end il for what IL claims Very truly
REV II. W. Hs'hswsy. EliI ,beth, N j
| ,risi E'ys Cream Balm snd TO ell ~
pssrancss an cured OF cstsrrh. The ter
bic hssdsohes from witch | long suffered
are eone,-W ]. Hitchcock. late M.ioI
US Vol. snj A. A Gen, Buffalo, N. \.
The Balm dos DOT irritste or ssus'
suazius. Sid BY druggists at 10 cts. Of
mailed by Ely Brothers, 56 Warren st
Ses York.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-02-19

A D.nb, despatch Sys That several
deer have been killed BY lynx 10 th'l
vicinity, Monday morning . nan di,co'
cred . lyoI struggling With = deer. TOE
INK d ID, bu, the deer ~ss 80 badly 10
iutei thst It died. A similsr struggle
sn seen few days before In su)the'
car, OF the town sui syouus doe VA
oud near the Heater" shicb he'd beer
Killed and one leg vas essn on L1os
tuu,ers aud trsppsrs sre alter the Lynx
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-02-19

GserssP. lie Co. ogIsr' Of one o.
tbs lsrss.t collier i.siOries iH Troy, y.
y sho have leased the Vermont mills
., North B,upias,op, have absorbed the
spotbpts A.npi.eiariBs Uonpspy oil A.
b,py and ~iil move ihs plant 10 North
Bseniostoo. The plstt Gill DO opened
-hl 6ay hsnd' soon. A, 5000 IS ,h'
es.lios spd isuoary departments sr'
opsue5, The nambsr will be increased,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-02-19
A CARD.

We, the undersigned. do hereby agree
to refund the money on 50-cept bottle OF
Greepes Warranted Syrup OF Tar II 1t
fails to cure your cough or cold. We also
susrsutsss Is cent bottle to prove salts
factory OF money reloaded. A Ii Petit
bone, Manchester Dspot; II A Bropby.
East Dorset; j NJ Armstrong, Dorset; 4 y
Ad.us l. 90, Z ST Arlington. h . Adams,
Arlipston.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-02-19

The Republican eaucus in Bennington
8 ,turdsy evening wss ors Of the lsrssst
sver held 10 town, Nearly oil Of thos.
who wandered from the fold last summer
,nd ,ined the Local Option forces we're
received back into full On membership again.
The com mite, appointed Of the iu'ion
osucus the night bsiore we're present
sith the olive branch. and . list OF names
selected Of the fusion csusus for uoioD
ticket Tbs caucus refused 10 have any
thing to do With the committee or it,
list, and mously voted TO pat mp =
strs,sbt republican ticket for town eff ,ers
to be supported al the March meeting
rhn vas done. among the nomio ees
bsius some OF the leading Clement Re
pnblioans OF last summer. All are pro
nounced license men.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-02-19
J ". Ks,ebum, Who is col ned 10 th

J. ". Ks,cbun. Who is COT tined 10 the
Chittendeu county j il Ut Burlinpton Tor
completely 10 wreckius the F'rpers
N.tionsl Is lpk, i, i'll with bronchitis.
DR.. aud Mrs. w S,wsrd Webb, accom-
panied by their dsushter Fresetieks aud
party Of irisnds, left their Nav York
house for the Aiirondscks last Thurs
3aT
Foleys Honey and Tar for coughs snd
colds: reliable, tried end tested, safe end
sure. Sold by J II Whipple, Manchestss
Csntrs; A II Pettiboup, Manchester Depot.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-02-19
Mrsrunri CIrrrstrrrr,

o., y. pole spa alicv sos The o,stf
ifs,k .rd ros,. wbspee The diasrssss'
She sha - blasting vi,s hsslih ssss Dt,
kipss Nee Llis Pile 10 nsip,sie IL by
srpii, sres,iss tbe lrr orssS' hey con
po seSs sises.iSn and bead a eoosiips
,iss. Try then. 951 Of J D Hsra. Nat
heater. sna II wbiprls., Nssekuir Ger
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-02-19

A shocking accident happened 81 vii
liam Pierce's steam mill, between Pot
ney aud Ent Patney, Saturday morning,
when John Marlboro OF SsxtoD's river hsd
both bsnds saved of. he was taking
lam Der away from . big saw, when biz
ciothisg csnsht on the c'rrisgs aud hs
ss drawn into The saw. His hands wert
cnt ID Of the wrists He was csrried
a lies TO physician. Marlboro 10 u
Years cid and has 10 isnily.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-02-19

in Patterson, night policems OF Mas
tao, Il writes, Last winter had bad
cold on my lungs and tried at least half .
dem advertised cough medicines and had
treatment from two physicians without
2etting sny be- fit. A friend recommend
ed FoIey's Honey and Tar and two.hirdt
n a bottle cured NE. consider II tbs
greatest cough and lung medicine 10 tht
world" Sold by J II Whipple. Msnche,
ter Centre; A II Psttibone. Manchester
Depot,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-02-19

l have used Cham bei aims Cough Rene
dy for . numbe Of years and have DO best
fancy 10 saying that it is the best remedy
for coughs, colds and Group l have ever
used 10 my family. have not words Ia
express my confidence 10 this remedy. :
Mrs ]. A, MOORE. North Star. Mich. Fol
sale by A II Pettibone. Manchester De
pot, ] Il Wbipple, Manchester Centre,
James Cody. South Dorset. NJ Arm
strong, Dorset.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-02-19
wuAr SHALL We HAvr Fon rK.EEr

TIL, question arises 10 the family every
Day, Let Us suswer D. today. Try Jell.O,
. delicious dessert Prepared In two mic
uies. No baking add hot water aud sci
to cool. Fav0rs; Lemon. orsnse. Rssp
berry aud Straw beuy. Az your sroetrs,
| 10 cents.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-02-19
E,enr IHArLL or Aeosr

along the nsrves, every fostering sore or
,n.sios ulcer. every Hash Of hver, every
piu ole or outbresk os the stin mesns poi
.os OF sons kind 10 ire blood. The clesrs
iss, poison eipsiiius remedy Of The sss is
DR. David k,3nsdys nes nsdiciss, Cal
cara Solrtr', Asis aaiekly. siiheut pain
Of gripping. Write 10 the C.l-enn Com
p.ey, R9ndosi, n. 7, for iuiotnstion
spd . ire. unpls bottle.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-02-19

lew. Cru OIL ut.a .its NJ"
sftbugst. s.af - $50 u
To- y .sus woust. Gaia ell size
ssist Id tetl.his - let tons 81 VI" ofo
Lss,ss ttlt Tts5sity s,stlss. Refresh
m tti. siIl b. srrrsd ipf ter eetts ssee
ss,stal ,tri,sla6b !, sittnesa 70 81
Thsss vtll ~ Hsssionstr ''ift
Itts ton. q e prsfistt'. hfs
swtb. Thsr.asy siitiso1e Ct tits stst 81
Sea Thsrr will b. speei,i rtosf.1'
ait. bsla sili be opsn.d SID snpFf
fsfttA Al a.au bsft 81 tie circle 30 81
l.snsissaatsa 10 nlstioEs are eotdi'li
Iitfitd
Bai rsia eiaits. vie SO 'ffr.seo
4 lest ~ 80 i.mpstlas sith the Y . G'is
chile siss ,l,st for his i.,bsr. rlsso
sus,t, before the q y C9sti a. haiissd
li.a.sth .pd sss released 90 hs osa ise
otpatts 10 the ,on Of $3.50 - 9aase
\ ghssl.r 9ba gave ala sons very so7o
.lsiss sh,aa he .lli do sell 70 heed
p oplo AZ btsissins 10 iaiaa serious
! Nv o. toe question u whether 70 vets iss
or 30 ., tts March nsetios o. lie GUS
u "a al sfsaitas licenses 10 this to~a' no
a.. sefrs, 10 bs fIians 10 hsse s'ieoa
...,bi. ssi4enes. bal II lIcsnses are sr4n1
i. Itktl, thsi one OF more siil be sif
an 20 residents Of ibis village
A ,psci.l psitiotic service slli BE- hslo
At he Melbodist church neIs sand'y
morning wi,h sermon on The lie OF George
.,bioatop, With speeisl music Nsis'
.rs aud ih,ir soos pseisliY invited al
a 30 o. %. toe Epvorth League Will ha's
= ,ereisn missionary snterisinmep' ste
so,l.o,iou 10, missions TIE sroles' OF
N. evening mon will be The Door TO
Heaven" All ere welcome
DO no, forget the Ratchet psrsee oil
,e George Washington on 'oe sbtee sno
ltyplisth day OF tie year OF Rrsoe o.
half p,st ,eysp oithe clock ST Mr Cbatle'
Ams. Dousbuu,s aud otf e served IN
an old f.sbiobed room by 80 old 'i'hieee'
LADY, ice cresn sad e'ke; alsn hoe ''se'
,ry and N nsiosl eutsftsiomett Hii be CIV
an for the charge Of tso dimes Mathis
and q Gorge aud dsugb,er Eiinor siii De
plessed TO recsiye 10 their di,piuea op'
more or lees eotdlsl usrter all WHO @s'
sish to come.
The iollo.iug program will be given
a, ,be eonoeit fiysn by The ladies oil tue
B,tist church at Ulion Opera House, sa'
ori,y evening", admission 70 cent: soi''
Ia ola NJ ,dnd. Miss Gonon; Bitlo seiee
lion, Pau! Foster and David Buckley
.o,c Take Me Back TO New York Town,
Alifed yer.htrssn; reading. Battle oil
I,,ok. Oa, Mouutaio, Cora Hoyt, colo o.
pronise Mel Mics Cotton; R'cIta'ion, MI
d,sd sauirs,; recitation, L1rimsr Brown
and Howard Maney, oio, Tell Ma That
Be.a,iful story, Eth Beebp; piano solo,
RhspsoGie Hongioise, Mamie Wnippie
reading. Tee Doom Il Ciauiut aud oJn
,bi.. L E,tella Pfovap, solo, The DsVo'
Cd Apple, Miss 6orlon; solo, Character
SANG. 81, w Bennett, reading, Peili'p
Barton, tn. Elsinser, My M'rst': bau
/, .slectlon, Paul Foslsr oud Dtsii buoR
, Inv solo. The Shade 81 the Palm, Bliss
Gorton
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1903-02-19

We Mas, Go iron heated rooms 10 The
cold cater air. and The ebsnes sets %
coashiss. Carins Winter colds 10 not
hard IL yoa take Aliens Lang Bslssu. A
nss lsclei cold Ia trcablssons sud danger
cas-.