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New-York tribune., 1903-01-06

Fer the convenience Of TRIBUNE READERS 2orosd
ARRANGEMENTS been made to keep the DAIL@1 80
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hotels named below:
LOSDON-HoteI Victoria. Savoy Hotel Ine LanSnani
Hotel Carlton Hotel CIaridSes Hotel. Midland Grant
Hotel The Hotel Sorfolk-st En- q anRLaen,
ENCyI,4ND-Adelphf Horel Liverpool. Cueen's EoSei.
Leeds. Midland Hotel. Bradford Midland Eto-ss,
Morscarnbe Bay: Midland Hotel De-ovi Etoiler ;
SharkIfn Hotel Isle Wight: Queens Hotel Jppsr
Norwood; Norfolk Hotel. Brighton; Royal PieE A0es
sTTl Tnoch Hotel Glasgow. Station Hotel
Station Hotel, Duulfries-
GIBRALTAR-The Hotel Cecil a., =.
PARI-TIotel Chatham Grand Hotel. Hotel de Lille e
d'AIbi0n Grand Hotel de TAthenee Hotel du PalaIs-
ITALY AND SOUTH OF FRANCE-Esviera Palacs'
Monte Caro: Metropo,s Rome: Hotel de IrteII
rnitage Monte Carlo Royal Hotel Home. Sr9nl
Hotel Rome ItaIv. Cap Martin Hotel Asntone,, 20
Hotel GsuirnaI Rome Italv; Riviera Paaes s-I 49,
CosuopOIitan. Nice. Erafts Grand Hotel de Stccs
Hotel CiaIIa Cannes Hotel Beau Site Cannes Savo
Hotel Genoa: Eden Palace. Genoa Grand r1ose
Florence: Hotel Royal Danfeii Venice Grand Fto.e
Venice Hotel Vile. Fl0rencss savoy E1ots
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Savoy Rossanigo Naples 49,
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Cairo: Grand Continental Hotel. Cairo
BRCSSELS-Le Grand Hotel --- -
GEPMANY-Nassauer-H Hotel Wtesbaden kai5er-rto-
Auguste vIctoria-Bad. WiesbadeE: Hotel Stra1ss
Nuremberg; Hotel Stephanis. Baden-Bacens HoteI
Bellevue. Dresden
The BaUr Lac. Zurich Cd. Hotel National LII
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DIED.

RRAINARD-On Sunday. January 4. 1903, al Minturn
Funeral private. Intermeut at Salem. Ohio
Monday [aR9a5y T s. az sot his Tss Tsdenff nrs
private.
DoUGLAs-At East Orange. January 3. 1903. Henry
e. Rousse Ists soue IN No is2 Msnst On wednesday
p m. Relatives and friends are invited to attend
Of the family
GILBERT-on Sunday. January l. William z Gilbert IN E
Heavenly Rest 5tf-ave and 45th-st. TUESDAY. Janu-
ary g. at 1870 p. m Pittsburs Penn-) papers please
HAwKINs-on Sunday. January 4. 1903. at her late
residences. No. p West 2oth-st New-York 6nnsiary
Hawkins daughter Of the late Hon Nicholas Brown
Providence. R = on tuesday. January 9. 1908
KANE-At Providence r I. on Sunday. January = 1903
aartskorne and Henry Brevoort Kane. in the 14th
OF mis- Funeral viii take place from the resenSe &
Wednesday January :. at 10 O'Clock a m
LENTz-on Monday. January s. 1903 at No. No n East East
at zanesSiTs Ohio
Long Funeral services al his late residence, Nc q
$50 D. m Louisville Cin.innati Chicago. San Fran
cisco and Washington Cd c. papers please copy
No noas no wsst s5s & 9ssF9E FsrsF @
Notice Of funeral hereafter
Monday JanuzTy z1 1905 at her late :. rfs se
ss year ra OF 5 5 ar6s es asaq ao s Td6W Of
r Funeral services on Taursday at Y oc.SGk
Roon near as ns s Gagseh Il IS kindly requested
be sent
Mo.fsg s4 snort lines: st As T
Reed widow Of John h Reed Notice OF funeral here
after.
SAYIFS-At his residence Pawtucket r. /. on jan
nar1 1903 clark saves in the 6sh year Of
his age. Notice OF funeral hereafter
sIOssOS-At his residence Geneva, N Y. Friday. Jan
uary 2 the 6sth year Of his age Lawrence slos-
son formerly The funeral win take place
from Trinity Church. OF Geneva, N Y. Tuesday Jan
uary 8. at 2.
TuAyER-At Catskiu N Y. January 2 1905, Eliza
Tncv Thaver Funeral services from the residence or
her niece Mrs. Romeyn A Salisbury. No. 396 Wash
ire+on-ave. BROOKLYN Tuesday afternoon January 8.
A. go O. clock Portland (Afe.) papers please
TTAFNI-At Iobokeu. N J., January 3. 1908. Anna
NJ beloved daughter OF Bertha and The late Henry
= Timu1 Notice Of funeral hereafter
wEsTON-suddenly. on Monday. January 5. at Jackson
TiIe fla George Saunders Weston in his s1st
Notice of funeral hereafter
The woodlnvn Cemetery.
Borough o Bronx. New York City.
20 I'D Street. Madison square South
p~x stephen Merritt. vorI1- -wce-knovn
unSsrtaker: only plac, OF business stE-ave and
isth-st.: largest ths world Tel is-lstc-sr
New-York tribune., 1903-01-06
LOSE A REAL GOLD BRICK.

announcement was made over the Wall street
,iolIsrs YESTERDAY by L & n. Woilstein. OF No 10
Totn-st that ore of their clerks had lost gold
bar or brick worth s253 o.. They have sent woro
n ali money and precious metal brokers 10 ifilsiIo
,e closely any persons presenting gold bricks for
80 and thew offer reward for the return OF the
1ronerry The number of the lost prfsk: WHICH
PPa-srs The regular Assay Ofice stamp. Is isso-
New-York tribune., 1903-01-06
TO MANAGE THE oNEILL STORE

The sixth Avenue Realty Company OF New
York City. was incorporated at Albany yesterday
with capital stock OF 81 100000 The directors are
Walter H McBrien. Frank E. Norton and FAUX
uer Hill all OF this city This corporation was a.
11sNeilI which bought by the United sl, STATES
TSe.ify and CONSTRUCTION Company about two weeks
ago Tne business is TO be continued under the
New-York tribune., 1903-01-06
THE WEATHER REPORT.
Yesterdays Record and To-day's Forecast.

Washington Jan 5-The weather continues cloudy ana
unsettled east Of the Mississippi Westward to the
Pacific clear weather prevails except that rain mas
ser IN again on the Washington and Oregon coasts An
-sa ~ htzh considerable magnitude covers
~, p,a,es, region with an extension stretching south
districts but no marked storm centre appears
h- has hseu snow in the Ohio Valley and lake region
and rain in the East Gulf and South Atlantic States
rho teroners+ure continues below seasonal average
east of the Mississippi and generally above 10 the west
zar5 The weather will be fair Tuesday. except IN the
lower lake region Upper Ohio Valley and generay
east OF the Appalachiens. where rain VIII occur IN
southern and snow northern districts Ihe weather
"wednesday viii be all districts except along the
Great lakes II will be in the interior valleys
IL ~ rGcr+bv,e=t tuesday Wednesday in
The lake region the Ohio Valley TIE winds along
TIE Gulf ana will continue tesn west %
notbygee+ and on Michigan light to fresh north
Steamers Departing TUESDAY for European ports viii
have fresh winds and cloudy weather 10 the
Grand Banks
FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND WEDNESDAY
, Far Nez-Engisnd rain in south. in north por-
,io, TO-DAY. colder in north portion; Wednesday fair
fresh winds
For The District az Columbia Maryland Virginia and
delaware rain followed by fair and somewhat colder to
5av- Wednesday fair. light TO fresh northwest Winds
FOR Eastern Pennsylvania rain. followed by fair and
so-nevrbat colder to-day: mountain districts:
Wednesday fair: fresh northwest winds
For Eastern New-York, snow in north rain IT south
norton followed by to-day; "Wednesday fair fresh
For Newjersey rain to-day; Wednesday fair; fresh
I For western PennsyIyan and Western New York
sir excepr snow along the !ak Wednes
dsv fair warmer fresh northwest wlnds becoming
variable.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-06
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PestoHce Notice.

Should be ad DAILY oy all interested as changes
any time-l
Foreign mails for week ending January 70. 1893.
WI: close (promptfy all the General FoSrorcs
follows Parcels Post Mails close one hour carrier nan
many close at p. Monday per 3 Kaiser W1n der
Wednesday. per Neckars and FRIDAY per >
Graf WaIdersee
Regular Supplementary mails close at For7ign sta
ri0n half hour later than closing shown below lex
cept tina. Supplementary Mails for Europe and snsA
america via Colon. close one hour later at Forssn Sa
toni.
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rRANsATI,ANTIC MAILS.

TUEsDAY-At $50 a for Europe per 8 : - sksises
r1 der Crosse via Plymouth ChsrooUrg and Brernsn
at $50 a. for Italy direct. per s 8 Llgiria 'Hnai
must directed per s. Llsuria ,
WEDNESDAY-At $50 a. II. Tor Europe, per - -
via (r1aU for ireland must pc al
-sc-s4 fsTs- ST Pauf-): 30 a for Neither
lands direct per POtsdam tnsl must Ds dlIecle1
Potsdara''l; s a m for italy direct PEI
Trave (rnaii be directed per > 3 TraVe /.
at $50 n Complementary 10 a H. -or E0IOPS' P-E
Teutouics Va Queen7foWn rs.r.-
for France. Sv1tzerisnc llalts
spain Portugal Turkey. Egypt Greece Brlsisn ~ Inal%
Iorenzo 8 La Lorraine, va EAEIs
maI FOR other parts Europe must be directed per
s. La Lorraine'C .
FRIDAY-At 1890 D for Azores 4s-anoa. Per . -
Vancouver from Boston
iceland (araiI directed per Zeeland p AZ
q3O a m supplementary II M for Europe per
Umbrfa. Quee istOvn: AT II a. m for DennlaEA q
$ Hekla mail must De directed PSi = "
HekIa'D. -, -,-.-..s
sPRINTED MATTER, ETC-This steamer taxes Frlntsa
Papers and Samples for S5er1laIy
only The class OF mail matter for otner pa
Or E.1rops will not this ship unless Specially
directed by her.
After the closing the Supplementary Iransarlanslo
Halls named above additional Supplernentary
opened the piers OF the American. E-nsIlsLs
French and German steamers. and remain open unlA
within Ten the hour of sailing or steamer
New-York tribune., 1903-01-06
GOVERNOR NOT GOING TO WASHINGTON

Albany Jan 5-Reports were received mere 10
night that Governor Odeu was expected IN WASH
ington tomorrow. The reports ernanated from
Washington and intirnated that the object OF tne
trtD vas POLITICAL conference. 1t can De SAID
with assurance that Governor OdeH will be at MS
desk in Albany tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1903-01-06

Orange growing is not such an easy occupation
many might imagine II requires constant at
tention. and is more OF job than
ORANGE setting out the trees in warm
GROWING climate watching them grow and
NOT EASY gathering the fruit when ripe K
G. MasIin, of Tallahassee Fla.
vino is in the business had word TO say about It
yesterday at the Park Avenue Hotel Orange
groves he remarked ARE not the Elysian Fleids
one imagines with golden fruit hanging from heav-
lily laden trees. and scented zephyrs sweeping
through the Ieafy bowers Oh, no! orange raIs-
ing hasn't such poetical side OF late years II
seems that the climate has changed in Florida
Our winters are severe and snow Is frequent
Bonres have TO be built in the groves 10 keep the
buds from freezing. The trees must be wrapped
with bagging and nursed carefully as baby
With constant watchfulness there is a heavy per-
centage of loss and since il takes five years from
the time is planted till it bears fruit 1t can
be seen what persistent care Is necessary TO keep
grove going No sir, the bridal blossoms ana
balmy south wind idea of orange culture IS in
correct"
New-York tribune., 1903-01-06

His Roval Hfghness the Crown Prince Of Siam ex-
dressed the wish that during his tour through tne
United States he should served far as possible VIII
American dishes and native wines In equ1pping tne
dining car of his special train the champagne selected
Western of the Pleasant Valley WINE So-
panv made at Rheims, n. Y
New-York tribune., 1903-01-06
THE NIEBELUNGEN RING.

The long promised production of Wagners
NiebeIungen Ring viii be given at the Metropolitan
opera House the following subscription nights;
pas Rheiugold." January Il; Die Valkyrfe," "
January is; 'Siegfried.' January l9 and Die
Cotterdammerung." January 3.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-06

Paper from cottonseed huIIs has been success
fully made and the hitherto supposedly worth
less hull has risen a place OF use
SUBSTI- fuIness. Thomas A Fulton OF Bal
TUTE FOR timore who is interested in COM
WOOD pany organized to manufacture
PULP. paper from cottonseed hulls. told
about it yesterday at the Victoria
Said he: The recent search for paper stock and
the diminishing supply of wood and other things
used in paper making turned attention TO cotton
seed huIls A company was formed and expert
rnents resulted so satisfactorily that plant was
established at Niagara Falls to be devoted TO
making paper from this refuse good quahty OF
writing paper can be made from it. and soft but
tough paper is produced The success Of this
means a good deal for the South, as cotton rals-
ing is so general there that huls can be had IN
abundance In a short time mills will De estao-
shed in that section in order 20 be near rhe source
of supply Paper will be made from cotton
seed huIIs and I believe, at a lower price than
now prevaiIs.'
New-York tribune., 1903-01-06

tsbest temperature YESTERDAY Al degrees; lowest
"a vare AZ average corresponding date last year
.. average for corresponding date last twenty-five
years. 81.
Local forecast-Rsin followed By fair to-day MtdheS
aa- fair fresh northwest winds
New-York tribune., 1903-01-06
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

In this diagram the continuous white line shows the
oo,ainK baroreter The dotted line shows the ernpera-
,sTs SIS REGARDED By the local Weather Bureau
rh f.,owtnz official record the Weather Burean
shows the changes temperature for the last twenty
o- hours lu comparison with the corresponding date OF
New-York tribune., 1903-01-06
GENERAL n. c. HAseRoUcK RETIRED.

Washington Jan. 5.-Brigadier General Henry {.
L5ashrouck recently promoted. retired to-day.
His last active service was at Fort Adams Rhode
Isla
New-York tribune., 1903-01-06
American wine. for the Prince.

Rurnett's Cocoaine soothes the rritated scalp re
moves dandruff, gives rich lustre TO the HAIR
New-York tribune., 1903-01-06

Address all communications relave 20 SUBSCRIPTIONS or
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VANS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL. AMERICA. WEST
INDIES ETC

MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA. WEST
INDIES. ETC
TT-ESDAY-At $50 a N. complementary 1870 nj
for Central America Except Costa Fsica) and soas1
PaciaG P9Ts 0sT s; : Be dreced 9er Financs9:
at 10 a m for Newfoundland per 8 $ Rossitnd' az
BeIIena: at $50 ? m for Ja%a.ea per rs : ad
psr psr sfeaa1er r. ron o Miami Fla
Ed & Island l ana Boiea nj RapS6 per . =
chsre at at 122S P m ss. dO b,c m anf M
French Guiana per Korona naIl for Grsnsda As6 s
p jamaica per s. Admiral scnIey fr0r1 Fnil4-
t14PRsDAY-At q9-Pe5r m for cuba Yueatan campschs.
IsT Tasce 80 Mxico must ke directed per MontsrsyI;
at D m for Newfoundland. per s $ Carthasinian
FT95n Yaf II 0 m for GuadeIoupe Martinique fvia
c5Tadeloupel St kits. ST. Martins and St Egstasius
per = : TIer AZ u m FOR Mexico: per : Niasars-
Tepieo mail must be directed Per 3 Nszara >
at a for Arssntins Uraguay and Pa oPssras1sy Pc
Porto Rico curacao and ysnezueIa. per s. Caracas
mail Tor sTrsrs.~. a. $50 a n 1supplsrnsntary
,o peT = fsr fortune Island Jamaica sssanilia znd
directed 'Der Altai': az $50 a m (srpplernsass-y
at 10 for Ygcatan per Da@Ery via Pzogrsso:
At 70 10 a - N sr @ NoT-hern BrsI per 3 = Bas via para
and Manaos a. Il 80 p , N foT Banana 49, per steamer
oIfnda. via Havana
s shsais 5sf o5 3 g s. N2s5
eonnecJIng s sFsy Se ,fIeIo1 bv y.1 y, 9es155 ~
thence By close this once eally at $50
bv Steamer close at once esily. except Thurs
Ssssy. Ssy al s Wdnsdys n 3D. and sstsys Mails for I.9
ico CITY overland unless Specially addressed tor es-
aSy at i-so D and 1l:sO Sundays az 100
Co-tez ard letter mail for Guatsrnala oy raj 70
eEeepr sunday at 81 80 and $3.50 sundays
At q p m 1870 In9 = a. for seiizs Pusrss cosss snd
letter man for Guatemaa. and Tuesc%ys at ~ 20 p
previous day,
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nv EARLY MAIL TRAIN.

or all polnts in the United Canada and Mexico
toltsd OF the boroughs Of Manhattan and me Bronx
New-York tribune., 1903-01-06

The Woodlnwn Cemetery.
Borough Of Bronx. New York City
Ch1ca 90 East I'D Street. Madison square South
Rev stephen Merritt. N. world -wice-knowa
N piac, Of business stE-ave and
farb-st largest the world Tel 1s-lstE-sr-
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-11-05

The Becker County Journal
has noticed that a woman with a
fine pair of shoulders has curious
ideas about the places where she
is liable to catch cold.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-11-05
HOME RULE.

If the charter commission plan
of incorporation as a city is all
that it's advocates claim for it the
plan is we'll worthy the consider
alton Of the people of the city.
It's asserted by those who
contend for the adoption of a
charter that incorporation under
the general laws of the state will
make it impossible for the city
ever to secure home rule. Once
incorporated under the general
laws the city can never take adj
vantage of that provision Of the
constitution which permits the
appointment of a charter COM
mission and the adoption and
subsequent amendment, if neces-
sary, of a charter. This is the
contention of the advocates Of a
charter, and the supreme court
evidently bears them out for it
has ruled directly upon a similar
state of affairs and has held plain
ly that cities once incorporated
under the general laws cannot
afterwards adopt a charter.
This is a strong point in the
argument for a charter. Bemidjl
certainly does not wish to place
itself in a position where it can
not alter it's form of government
to meet changing conditions.
Its true that the legislature
may always be appealed to, but
the legislature may not pass
special legislation and any at
tempt to amend the general laws
for the benefit of one will arouse
the hostility of nearly every other
city in the state incorporated un-
der the general laws. Under
such conditions making change
in the city government would be
almost impossible.
If incorporation under the gen
eral laws makes home rule i'm
possible Bemidji wants none of
it. The matter is worthy Of the
careful consideration of every
citizen.
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The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-11-05
100 illustrations by

the best artists with brush, pen and
camera: Paul Helleu; E.W. Kemble;
Arthur Heming; George Gibbs; Louis
Rhead;. Charles Sarka; and Others.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-11-05
All News-stands
Price. Is Gents. Buy of "

nearest news-dealer or give him Sligo
foratwelve-months' subscription, post
paid, and he will forward it for you.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-11-05

MINNEsoTA's appeal in the
Northern Securities company
case is up for hearing before the
supreme court and it is surpris-
ing how little interest the general
public manifests in the matter.
The truth is that we have begun
to realize that it practically
makes little difference what the
outcome may be. A merger in
fact is inevitable whatever the
courts may decide as to a merger
in namesA
ssss=:-----..-.- -------:
...z N oTHING can stop the march
of free rural delivery. A move
would have
been badly backset by such a
handicap as the post office scan
dals. But now that the people
have had a taste of rural delivery
they are determined that it shall
be the great feature of postal
progress of this quarter century.
SINCE DR.. Kilborn Of Mime
sofa has advocated killing off
criminals it is no longer neces-
sary to ask what is in name.
COLUMBIA seems to have got
what was coming to her.
DEvERY can now dig himself
out.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-11-05
YOUR OPPORTUNITY

: Mulligan & Cornwall, who know
every foot of the territory to be
thrown open to settlement Nov.
10, today announce themselves as
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-11-05

= y
Cooking school in full blast at
Brainerd.
Mizpah wrestles with the good
roads problem.
Mile Laos will grid itself
with belt line.
Fertile's creamery paid it's
patrons So, last year.
A third newspaper is a-borning
in the Big Fork country.
Kelliher wins further distinc-
ton with a Hotel Ogemah.
Nice punches of land seekers
in the Rainy River country.
Blackjack with a twenty-five
pound cabbage is entitled to the
honors this week.
Joseph Chamberlain, though
not he of the monacle, is rafting
around at a great rate at Koo-
chiching.
The Roseau Region thinks that
Dunn's record is better plat
form than any that the Princeton
man could build out of words
and so it is.
The Becker County Journal
has noticed that a woman with a
fine pair of shoulders has curious
ideas about the places where she
is liable to catch cold.
Though you go Dy a way that
you know not in Blackjack you
need no longer fall in the ditch
for that fine new electric light
plant is now working nights.
A Fergus Falls young man
peered down the barrel of gun
the other day to see what was in
it. We presume that he found
out, but not being in close touch
with the spirit world we cannot
state positively.
Since every county must have
a favorite son for governor this
year and Norman county has
been a bit backward in entering
hers the Ada Herald names one
Bill Edgerton, of Bull Hill farm.
Bill is said to have a very keen
edge on and to weigh about a ton
in Norman county politics.
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The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-11-05
TAMMANY's FAT YEARS.

The triumph of Tammany Hall
in New York city is much to be
regretted by every lover of good
government. Municipal reform
has received a serious setback in
America by reason of the Vote of
New York city on Tuesday.
Tammany stands simply for the
plumber of the people through
the government. Victorious at
the law it makes the law serve
it's purpose to defeat all law but
that which it must use. It ex-
lists solely to make money
through political power. Tues
days election delivers the city of
New York to Tammany;; that
Tammany will fatten on it for the
next four years everybody
knows. New York city gets what
it wanted which is what it de-
serves, but clean government in
our great cities must now make
way against this added handicap.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-11-05

Though you go oy a way that
you know not in Blackjack you
need no longer fall in the ditch
for that fine new electric light
plant is now working nights.
The daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Beltrami Co., Minn.) 1903-1904, 1903-11-05
Is Portraits of
Beautiful Women

This feature alone sells thousands
of copies each month. We select
the most beautiful, the most artistic
pictures that it is possible to secure.