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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-01
Bajo las |eyes
El alcaide de la carcel de Pom
ce comete un dellto de
falsedad.
EN- LOS TRiBUNALES
Libres bajo 6anza de quinlen-
tos dollars sin que el Juez
admitiese la fanza.

FL alcalde de la carcel de Ponce.
senior Quihones, esta bsj la acci6n de
Ia ley, en- causa por un evidente delito
de falsedad.
Ell hech0 es este:
Antonio Purcell y Ramon Gotay,
detenidos por orden del Juez munich
pal, fueron conducidos q la csrcel,
despu6s de sehalar el iuez, p;ra que
pudierau quedar libres ,..una faDza de
quinientos dollars.
Ell sabado 1itimo ambos pic ieron
al alcaide Quihones que les pusiera en-
libertad, mostrandole las fanzas 6r-
madas por dos sefores do Ponce, pero
no aprobadas adn por el Juez.
Ell senior Quihones orden6 que que
dasen libres los seiiores Purcell y Co
tay. Y, en- efecto, Ia orden SO cum
pli6 sin tardanza y los detenidoS 80
mai charon q la calle.
PaS6 ell sabado; pas6 tambiSn ell
domingo. Y el luues ell iuez munici-
pal admiti6 & uno dc los fadores y
rehus6 admitir al otrc, por entender
que carecia de propiedad bastante.
Aqui ell conhicto al ser noti6cado
ell alcalde de Ia resoluci6n del iuez,
result6 que, sin orden ninguna, sin
nldndamjento, SIN FIANzA, los ssl1ol 60
Purcell Gotay estaban fuera del es.
tablecimlento penal.
Sc entabl6 la denuncia y el alcaide
qued6 procesado. Ell delito es eviden-
To. Y nosotros esperamos yer como
Sc resuelve, no el prcceso ante el iuez,
sino la question gubernativa ante FL
sefior Crosas, Comisionado do quien
las carceles dependency, en- todo caso-
ante ell goberuador que es ell jefe su,
perior, responsible de la buena mar
cha administrative.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-01
Hace que Sc Va""
El Attorney, Mr.. Sweet,
hace como que Sc va y
vuelve.
SlEMPRE BUSINESS
Ell asunto de Can6vanas pro-
duce mas que la fscalia
general.

Hay que convenir en- que mister
Sweet es ell hombre de las transtorma-
clones. Cuando crefmos que como Ia
mujer de Lot, SO habfa convertible en-
estatua de sal, por haber defendido
mas de la cuenta el Gobernudor Hunt,
que le hizo perder unos 5000 dollars
en- la compra de la empresa del Ne,cs,
porque despues de haberle embarcado,
el senior Huut tuvo el buen acuerno de
quedarse en- TERRA, echando tcda 10
responsabilidad del Netrs sobre los
hombros de Mr.. Sweet; cuando los
empleados del departamento del Attor-
ney, condolidos de su marcha, le re-
galaron IN bast6n con puho de orc,
quiza para borrar algdu tanto las YER
dades dc 10 prensa, defensora de la
iusticia y del derecho, POGO antes de
embarcar para los Estados Unidos,
en- la seguridad que ell noble america
no, no volverfa pisar la terra puer-
torriquefla, que tan iragrata Sc mostra-
ra con 81; resulta ahora que el ex-
Attorney nj Sc fue para siempre, nj Sc
ira tampoco dc Puerto Rico.
Dentro de un mes estara nueva-
mente entire nosotros, agil siempre CO.
mo un don Juan, asf que termine algu-
nos negocios que reclaman su atenciGn
en- los Estados Unidos, y volvera para
inicar una campaila de pingues resul-
tados en- union de alguien que va los
ha tocado, monetariamente.
iGran hor6n, es ciertameute, el
asunto de Can6vanas!
Sino. que liable Mr.. Sivert, que
con un pequefo informe que hizo res
pecto de este aSuuto cobro l, 100 do
liars.
Y no ssran los tiltimos que cobre
el celebre ex attorney, el cual asegu-
r6 que en- este juicio ganarfa piogtie 3
largo.
Y los acreedores que los parts
un rayo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-01
UNA RECEPTION

Hoy sibado, q las euatro y media
de Ia. tarae. 40 cslebrara en- la <Con-
valaceuc.,, > de Rio Piedras, Ia recep-
ci6n en- honor de la seIlora Ro
blnson Roosevelt hermana del tsresi-
deote de los Estados Unidos.
El parque SO ha arroglado con
banderss y ramas de palma.
A.i3tiran, invitadUs al acto, mu
chos miembros del gobieruo, represent
taciones Dc los diarios de San Juan,
fani.ias de nuostra sUciedad. El
Gobernador, con su sonora, tendrSn
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-01

L. Orcasistas ca Rio-Piedeas; Doctor
Martinez Guasp en- Mayasdsz; Lcdo,
julia en- Ponce; D. Basilio Pthero en
Carolina; D. Juan Davila en Manau;
D. Jose NJ. Deliz en- Agusdilla D. Fran
cisco Giuliani y D, Jose BeniteE en-
vieQues.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-01
BUENA O(ASION

Sc yende una inca de mil cuerdas
de terreno, en- las inmediacioues de Ia
Central MERCEDITA, en- Yabucoa. Tie
De en- cultivo 450 cuerdas de cana,
por miiad entire siembras nuevss to-
coues. En- esta imprents dan refs.
rsnciss
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-01
CAMBI0S cORRIENTES

81 placer de presentar los invitados
q la sefora Robinson, hsclendo los
honores della fiesta
La banda de In pulieia insular
amenizarA el acto con un brillante
programa esoogtdo para la reception,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-01
Co|onia especial de estudian-
tes PueTtO-Iiqu0HOS
en- Baltimore
A cargo de don Rafael Janer
1911, DRUID AVE

Admite nifios y nif1as memories de
IA amos, q raz6n de s1J0 anticipates
por Semestre, en- concepto de upilaie,
enseaanza, lsvado de ropa, asistenc a
m6dics y medicinas. Referenciss: DR.
Coll y Lcdos. Figueras y Perea en- San
Juani D, Arturo Diaz en- Arecibo; DR.,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-01
R, DEL VALE ZENO
INGENIERO CIVIL.

Construcciones Civiies. Pianos,
presupuestos y coustrueciones de ca
sas de mamposterfa, cemento armada
MADEIRA. Measures. Riegos.
Ofcina cslle Fortale2a mum. 10
Apartado mum ll6.
Telefono mum. l04.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-01
Anuncio

El que suscribe, ofrecs mulAs do.
madas 6 ind6mitss. Fl que intereF
comprsr algunss puede dir'giras
ests Villa.-ALFREDo AMY.
Coamo Julio 81, 1908.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-01

temporada al frente de su gabinete
dental. Ell doctor Bonilla, que estA
reputado como uno do los mas nota.
bles ciruianos dentistas de 6sta iSla,
de seguro que tendra aqui un brillan-
10 exito.
Mario Morales.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-04-26
BOARD WANTS STREET GRADED
Health Officer Finds Valley Street
Unsanitary.

health Officer, DR.. J H.zVogel called
meeting of the board Of health last
Wednesday, evening, G. G. Rein being
authorized to act as secretary.
s After conducting the preliminary
business and allowing bills that had
accrued since the last quarterly meet-
ing, resolutions were adopted to APP
point a committee to meet with the
members of the city council and request
that the portion of Valley street lying
between First and Third North streets
be graded, and put into a passahle
condition.
This place referred to has heretofore
been a second public dumping ground
Rubbish of all description accumulate
ing here, the odor being almost un-
bearable to the resident people in that
district.
The Board of Health has endeayored
to put an end to this dumping of rub
bish at that place by enforcing fines
but it seems that this has not been
rigid enough and hence it has been
deemed advisable by the board to have
this portion graded.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-04-26
MRS. BOBLETER WANTS DAMAGES
Injured While Enroute to San Fran
cisco Encampment.

Mrs. Mary Bobleter, wife of Colonel
Bobleter of New Ulm, is the plaintiff
in a $4,000 damage suit begun in
Hennepin county district court against
the Minneapolis & ST. Louis Railway
Company. The plaintiff alleged that
she was seriously injured while in one
of the defendant company S cars on her
way to a G.. A. r. encampment at San
Francisco. The case was on trial be-
fore Judge F. C. Brooks and Judge
John Day Smith was one of the Wit
nesses called by the plaintiff Thurs
day. He swore that the cars were
i rickety.
This suit was first brought against
the NJ. &C st. Z. road, but it was held
that the charge of damages lay against
the Pullman Car Co., the charge be-
ling that it was their fault in furnish
ing cars that we're not serviceable. It
was the complaint of the people who
went on that excursion that many of
the cars we're old and unfit for service.
The accident which caused the injury
to Mrs. Bobleter was sof 4 peculiar
nature. The partition in the sleeping
apartment fell out striking her on the
head and CHANGING to her toe, crushed
it so that during the entire time of the
encampment. she was unable to be
present at any ofthe ceremonies and
SO took no part in the event she trav-
eled SO far to see.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-04-26
HOL lDAY IS GEhERALLY OBSERVED
Governors Proclamation Finds Fa-
vsr in New Ulm.

Good Friday being made a state
holiday by an act of the late legisla-
ture, was generally observed in this
city. Services to commemorate the
day of the erucifixion we're held in
some OF the churches. The public
schools and banks were closed during
the entire day.
Good Friday before the recent act
of the legislature has always been a
legal holiday with regard to bills OF
exchange, drafts, promissory notes
and contracts due and payable on that
day. These are payable or perform.
able on the business day next proceed
ing. and in case of non-payment and
non-fulf llment must be noted and pro.
tested upon such preceding day; but
notice of dishonor, non-payment OF
the non-fulflinent need not be given
| until the business day following.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-04-26
EXAMINATION OF WITNESSES
State Procecdsto Present It's Testi-
aony.
Opening of Case But Little Differ
ent From First.
New Features in the Case Have
Not Been Made Public.
The Koch Jury.

AA~ AAO~AA y IA
Joseph Waddell, farmer, Beauford.
w. Fl. Wilcox, manufacturer, Man
aSato. a.
VI. L. Rappley, farmer, Jamestown.
o. T. Severson, farmer, Medo.
w. E. Barnard, driver of dray,
Mankato.
William Boswell, farmer, st. Clair.
Olof F. Lundberg, no occupation,
Mankato.
J. Ell. Stewart, merchant, Mankato.
Harry Footner, flour packer, Man
kate.
Reddie M. Anderson, carpenter,
South Bend.
A. A. Just, farmer, Rapidan.
Albert Hagerman, farmer, Mankato
Town.
The case of the State of Minnesota
VS.. George r. Koch was opened in the
Blue Earth county court Monday af-
ternoon by Gen. Childs, and the TAX
ing of testimony began yesterday
morning, the procedure being about
the same as in the case at the last
trial.
There was the testimony of the
coroner and the physician who per-
formed the autopsy and then began the
taking of evidence from those who
were the earliest on the scene the night
of Nov, LIST.
In his opening address Gen. Childs
revealed the new evidence that the
state would have to offer. He said
they would prove that DR.. Koch went
home through the pasture and have
evidence to prove that blood stains
were left on the posts Of the fences
where person would have to come
in contact with them n getting into
the pasture on the way to the Koch
home.
Nov, gentlemen of the jury said
Mr.. Childs, 1--WE will prove to you by
creditable witnesses that some eight
or ten minutes before 10 o'clock on
the night of the murder, a man was
seen running by the house on Second
North street, which is east one block
before the Koch residence is reached
That house is the residence of Mr.
Dahms, tenant of the defendant :
father. A few rods beyond Dahms
house is rude gateway with posts OF
both sides. In passing through thi:
gateway one will receive a jog iron
unevenness of the walk so that on,
will instinctively place his hands OF
the posts to steady himself.
Now, Mrs. Dahm had to pas
through this gate on her way to pas
ture to milk her COWS and on the morn
ing of the murder while passing
Continued on Page Four.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-04-26
LAS ONGER

Swedish american Telephones will last longer give
better service, more will work satisfactorily line,
less trouble cost less for repairs batteries will
last longer will ring more telephones will talk farther
and give better general all around satisfaction than
any other telephone earth We KNOW it and stand
ready to prove it to any one at any time place.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-04-26
ADOPTED BY u. s.

The United States Government, the largest Rail
road Companies, Long Distance Telephone Companies,
Hundreds of Telephone Exchanges and thousands Of
Rural Line Companies have adopted SWEDISH
AMERICAN. Telephones after testing the other
makes
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-04-26
LIGHT ON ANOkA'S TROUBL E
superintendent Of Northwestern Telephone
Company Explains Situation
HIS PASS WAS REFUSED HIN
Application of Journal For Frank
Turned Down.
Method OF the Madness of Iour-
nal's Telephone Attack.
Anoka Affair Was Wholly Within
Limit OF Reason and Law.

mother sample OF the Liesch school &
OF journalism is given in the actual
presentation of the facts in regard to
the telephone affairs at Anoka. That
there was more than one side to the
matter the Review has always believed
and that corporation doing business
so widely as the Northwestern Tele-
phone Co. could be guilty of such
gross perversion of law and justice
appealed to all reasoning people as
absurd.
Il now transpires that the article
was instigated by interested parties
and that the Brown County Journal
was made the sewer through which
much that was false was run. Tt is
lamentable that in this matter, where
so many ofthe people of this city are
directly interested to the extent that it
will cost them many dollars yearly,
the matter cannot be put in correct
and fair light.
There are connected with the inter-
ests OF the company Mr.. Liesch tries
to traduce many men of this city, who
are made parties to transaction that
is unlawful and unjust, and are held
up to the people of the state as
pirates on the sea of commercialism
intriguing and illegal schemers.. who
hide behind a corporation for private
gain.
sItyis unjust and unfair, and the re-
Icent article that has apparently and
according to the testimony of Mr..
Liesch been published in the Brown
County Journal in the interest Of the
Tri-State people, and for the purpose
of creating a sentiment in favor of
second franchise in thi. city in its
imain points is false.
| The following is copy of the APP
plication made by Mr.. Liesch for 4
frank over the Northwestern system.
This request was refused and it is pos
Isible on accounted it that Mr.. Liesch
has found it necessary to enter into
such a strenuous fight against the
company.
i New Ulm, Mimi. Feb 9 ,05.
w. F. Fox. Supt. Long Distance TEL,
1 North Western Telephone Co,
/ Minneapolis, Mimi
i: Dear Sir: Considering the friendly re-
lations which have existed between this
paper and Your company, and that you
L: grant other newspapers franking privi- ]:
4 z: leges, we desire that the same be extend
j ed to us.
II: Yours very truly,
4 PHILIP IIESCH.
In the interest of fairness we quote
| from recent letter from the general
manager of the Northwestern Tele-
phone Co., in which will be seen one
reason, at least, for the spitefuI ac-
Continued on Third page.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-04-26
SONS OF HERMAN TO CELEBRATE
Dedication of New Hall at Mankato
on Monday, May 1st.

The Sons of Herman of Mankato will
dedicate their new hall next Monday,
May 1st and for this purpose Peter
Herrian and Chas. Hauenstein have
arranged to run a special excursion
train with a round trip fare of SO cts.
/ from this city, returning late in the
evening, thus giving all who attend a
brief but agreeable holiday.
The Sons Of Hermann of this city
will go down in body with the mem
bers of the Second Regiment band, who
will furnish the music for the day.
Outside of these many others will at
tend the dedication.
Many of the visitors will be taken
about the city in carriages by local
members. Supper will be served in the
hall from five TO 80 o'clock by the
Mankato Sisters to the public. In the
evening a program of musical and
literary numbers will be given. The
] dedication itself will take place at eight
o'clock. It will be conducted by SUI
preme President William Foelson OF
ST. Paul, assisted by Grand President
l Carl Harpke Of Minneapolis and other
1 grand officers.
4 There is no doubt but that the day
4 will be one of pleasure as every New
n Ulm day at the Blue Earth County
seat has been.
Senator's Work COmMended.
/ At the close of the legislative ses-
sion, in its comments on the work
done by the various members of the
Legislature the Pioneer Press has the
following:
II Probably no senator has worked
& harder on the new code than Senator
George w. Somerville of Sleepy Eye.
H AS chairman of the senate judiciary
committee he got the heavy end Of
the load. The other members of the
H committee, however, and in fact ali
the standing committees co-operated
with him with great zeal.
81 agree with the other senators
that we have put in a hard sessions
work 8 said Senator Sommerville
But we have many important pieces
of legislation to point to. am par
ticularly pleased with the passage
I the Inheritance tax bill. z
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-04-26

Continued on Page Four.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-04-26

The new bayonet ofthe United States
army is sixteen inches long, but the
peacefully inclined should remember
that the enemy is under no compassion
{ to wait for it.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-04-26

Ny son, don't you know that your
Wild career is a disgrace to yoHr fla
ther?''
Don't you worry. | don't let any
body know you're my father"
York World
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1905-04-26

: Pianos and organs of the best.
make, sold at reasonable prices at
Mrs. r.. HelriegeP S, sos Center street.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-01

ADVICE or repr0of does more harm
| than good when II ~ 50 rudely 81
roughly given chat il brings hnmflia
ton or Indignation II from your real
atieei1onate regard for Il relative Won
wish 10 point out 70 her or 10 him an
error or corfecf a fault, do 10 as gent.
~ aud as cautiously as YOU know how,
and DO not trN 70 correct mistakes or
point on SHORTCOMINGS TOO often saws
me Washington star Give your aa-
vice IN private and always give less
advice than sweet complimentary
speeches, A compliment Is not less
but more reNshed when it comes from
4 member o. ones family tran when
il Is tribute won from stranger,
and these signs OF appreciation jhas
you give Of some dear ones wit. Wis
dom or beauty arc little home truths
that are ever affeefianagesy remem.
hered and come ever like gentle deWs
10 refresh the seeds of affection and
loving Kindness that are planted in
your hearts
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-01
NEAT TRICK CAUGHT THIEF.
Clergyman Knew Effects of Guilty

/ Clergyman Knew Effects of a Guilty
Conscience.
In the life of r. s. Hawker. the ia.
H9ous Vicar of MorHcnstow. Mr.. C. r.
Byles relates the following:
One day a lahorer at Tamerion
came TO HaWker in great trouble. say
ing that sack of potatoes had been
stolen from his garden aud would his
reverence kindly help him to discover
the thief
It was Sunday. and they were on
their way 10 morning service.
Wen, we'll said Hawber. we viii
see about it after church"
He was taking the sermon that day
and he preached on the eighth com
mandment
And now" he said Il have sal
tale to tell. One OF our nciehbors
has missed a sack OF potatoes from
his garden. and the thief is even now
sitting among You. lie has feather
on his head"
A man in the congregation was OH.
served surreptitiGusly to put his h4na
to- bis head, and so me guilt was
brought nome London TltBHs.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-01
European Mp.s,1si3ers

Germany leads European countries
III The number Of publications win
a5ao spapets, OF which $40 arc
eailies England Is second witt 3.0Ho
of which 500 are dailies France
Italy AEstriaHungary. Spain, Russia
Greece and Switzerland follow in
order. Asia has not less than 3,e9o
periodical papers and Africa 200 daIl,
lies America has 1929 publications..
Of which 2,2l5 are dallies.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-01
Mr.. GRApoRIND's GOOD ACTIONS.


~
in Bunch.
Gradgrlnd, hurrying from his Office
was about 70 step into his automobile
when a poor woman accosted him.
on, sir she said win you lend
me doIarr
the nlillionaires hard features dld
no srften
WI for?" he asked harshly.
TO get my baby christenad with, 4
she answered. My new baby, sir;
and 81 is The fee.
"Gradgrind produced a So bill
Here, take this" he said. aand
bring the change 10 my office in an
hour"
The woman's wan face frightened.
How good you are She said, TO
trust me. sir"
There, there said Graaelna.
Don't betray my trust, that's an
And in his huge automobile he tore
smoothly away
An hour later, sure enough his sl
in change awaited him III his Office.
My dear, said Gradgrind virtu0us.
ly to his wife that night, = aid three
good actions today
What We're they Mrs Gradgfind
asked
In the first place. said the pluto
crat, i was Jhe instrument, through
Providence, Of helping poor woman
In the second place aided in adding
a new member to our church Third
~, got rid Of a bad So bill.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-01
ne WAS AN APT coNJuRFR.


rocco Frightened Him.
The troubles OF France over Inc No
foecan question recall the difflcultA
into which q French coniurer eot NJ
Fez IN the tine Of The aie sultan. RI,
was wandering abou tho country
meeting with great success among ia,
Noors when Tie sultan heard OF Ms
Sklll and Immediately sent for him tc
fez, He was commanded to perform
before the court and The trick Which,
me- Win most success was that Of the
Two pigeons
me conjurer produced couple of
pigeons Que white ana tlie othar
blaek, and cutting on their heads.
placed The head OF the white pigeon on
the neck Of the black one and liberats
ed The Two birds who flew about tho
sultan, who was much taken with Ills
trick and III onee sent for Two mag
nificent slaves, one white ana the 9TH.
er black, and ordered the unhappy man
10 performs The trick on them.
The coniurer knew that to refuse
would mean his own death. but hi
was equal 70 he occasion. ne declared
that he could DO lie trick easily. BIT
That the magic weapons he had viii
him were not strong enough FOR two
such big men. lie therefore asked
leave TO so and fetch the necessary
tools, promising 70 return and perform
the trick IN few days time.
As soon as he got 10 the coast h.
set sail for France and took particular
care never TO 80 near Morocco again
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-01
Water a Real Food.

Wafer is contained ~ all solid
foods. animal and vegetable II fo-ms
the greater part Of all liquid foods Il
is found in all the secreiions Of the
Lody as the bile and "a ric Juice
From these. and many Other facts
scientists say we must conclude
water 30 be a real food
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-01

Look here. old chap. ~ give you
valuable UP aid the experienced
married man TO the prospective bride
groom Don't let your wife keen a
diary on tho honeymoon. Ms wife did
.Lai. and now Whenever We quarrel
sic brings il ont and reads some OF
The idipiic things ! said 10 her then"
London TIT Bits.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-01
Needs Of California Ll1Iea.

The jury that recently Gied Stole
Senator Emmons Tor bribery ar Sac-
ramento. Cal. sal twenysfx davs.
During that time n consumed thirty
SIX 5 meals day. $50 quarts Of clar.
et zoe bottles Of beer. sixteen quarts
~ While vine and thirty-six quar-. boz
ties OF whisky. All his al The restau.
rant besides over two dozen bottles
Of whisky sent to the jury room.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-01
All Around h.hle,.

Az. " Anker Simmons. OF Henley.
on-Thamos town council. has Just &C.
complished z remarkable fear near he
famous reach Of The Thames al Hen
ley lie walked. ran. cyeled. roaed
ard then swan 2oo yards al unGcr
eight minutes. As Air. Simmons f. a
years Of age the feat is all the mae
noteNorlhr
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-12-01
Find Wealth in Bao

Discovering a bag in The streets Of
sydney, Australia. man took II 10
The police station, where # was found
TO contain gold and banknuics TO the
value Of ESQ. any subsequently a
hailess Old man. a lunalic who was
wandering aimlessly through The
streets. was found to be The owner.