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The San Francisco call., 1905-01-10
DEATH CALLS OFFICIAL.

RIVERSIDE, Jan. Emerson H.
Gruwell, County Recorder of River
side County since its organization in
1893, died to-day. A widow survives
him. He was a prominent member of
the Elks, Masons and Odd Fellows and
was very popular socially. He was So
wears of age
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-10
SQUADRON INSPECTED
BY MORTON AND DEWEY
Imposing Naval Spectacle i'm Hampton
Roads. After Which Ships
Co South

FORT MONROE, Va. Jan. 9.-The
inspection of the battleships of the
coast and Caribbean squadrons by
Secretary of the Navy Morton and Ad-
mirai Dewey to-day was one of the
most imposing naval spectacles wit
messed in Hampton Roads in many
years.
Headed by the battleship Kearsarge,
flying the pennant of Rear Admiral A.
= Barker, the eighteen warships are
tonight on their way down the coast
to the winter maneuyering grounds
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-10
Ten Thousand Killed or Missing.

TOXIC, Jan. 9.-In we'll informed
circles it is estimated that the original
garrison of Port Arthur numbered
about $4,000 to 10000 men, including
sailors. The killed. those who died
of sickness and the missing are placed
at more than 10000
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-10
SCOTS EMULSION.
NO SUBSTITUTE

has yet been found for cod
liver oil. There are so-called
extracts, wines and cordials OF
cod liver oil that are said to
contain the active principles
but not the oil itself. This is
absurd on its face. You might
as well extract the active prin-
ciples Of wheat and make
bread with them. The best
form OF cod liver oil. that can
be digested and assimilated
most easily, is SCOTS Emul-
sion.
Wen sead you sample fEes.
SCOTT BOVINE, 80 Pearl Stsest. Hew Feb
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-10
BARD's BILL PASSES.
Provides for Exchange OF Lands In
National Parks.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 9.-Senator
Bard's bill authorizing the Secretary Of
the Interior to acquire by exchange for
Government lands those lands held by
private individuals within the national
parks in California passed the Senate
to-day. This is a measure recommend
ed by the Department of the Interior.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-10
Death of MAZDA Pioneer.

NAPA, Jan. 9.-Jesse Bowen, aged
72. a well known pioneer of Napa.
passed away here to-day. He was a
native of Baltimore. Bowen came to
California in 1854 and had resided in
Napa for the last thirty-seven years.
He leaves a widow.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-10
Ship safe After Collision.

LONDON. JAN 9.-The Sunderland
steamship Dinnington. which coliided
off Ramsgate yesterday with the Bel
fast schooner Despatch and which
was believed to have sunk with her
Thames to-day.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-10
AMERICAN SUBJECT KILLED
BY MOROCCAN TRIBESMEN
Property Belonging to Europeans
Looted as Result of Fighting
Among Natives

LONDON, Jan. "a dispatch from
Tangier to the Times says: The Vice
Consuls at Alcazar report that there
has been serious tribal fighting and
that one. American subject has been
killed and much property belonging
to Europeans looted.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-10

CADIZ, Spain. Jan. Popular demonstra
tions against the custom duties resulted to
day in an encounter between crowds and gen
darmerfe The latter fired on the rioters
killing one and wounding several
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-10
DEATH ON THE GALLONS
is FATE OF A MURDERER
Judge Buckles of Suisun Passes Sem
tence on a Dixon Razor
WieldeP

SUISUN, Jan. 9.-George Easton,
convicted Of murder in the first de-
gree, was to-day sentenced by Judge
Buckles to be hanged. at Folsom
prison on March %. Easton killed
Charles Horrigan in a disreputable
house in Dixon on November by cut
ting his throat with a razor.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-10

Illness generally runs from a person
who is cheerful.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-02

ulcnnI makes belts grip tho puneys, pro-
vNGUL tscts them from steam and Var
0sr ana prevents sla4ing; Ter sals -,
BROWN HROA Co
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-02

The superintendent Of public buildings
informs me that having saved from the
appropriation for his department a sum
sufficient therefor, during the past year
he has made extensive changes in the
heating and ventilation of the Bridgham m
Street. Branch Avenue Grammar. Cam
dace Street and Roosevelt Street school
buildings that at the Bridgham Street
school Merciers boilers were installed with
indirect and direct steam heat and III
rect ventilation in place of the old Smead
system heaters that were formerly In the
buildings and that where the Janitor
under the Smead system was obliged 10
have ten fires he now has only three and
that the present heating Is perfectly sat-
isfactory.
This change is certainly TO be command
ed as is also the work which he has done
in the other school buildings 10 which
he has referred. He further recommends
that an appropriation be made 10 remove
the Smead system from the Doyle Ave
nue.. Messer Street. Peace Street and Will
lard Avenue schools during the coming
year.
would say that I have visited some
OF the schools where the heating appara-
tus has been changed and in every one
found the new heating apparatus work
ing we'll and the ventilation good The
principals in all the schools visited said
that the present method OF heating was
a great Improvement over the old sys-
tenn
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-02

In his inaugural message to the city council today,
Mayor Augustus S. Miller made exhaustive and COM
prehensive review of municipal conditions financial and
otherwseand present facts and figures that ought to
appeal the condition of the thoughtful citizen less
than the alderman and councilman who desires to do
his duty by the city and by the taxpayers The full text
of the message follows
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-02

the increased appropriation is that OF
$50 GO. the amount added to the annual
appropriation for the Rhode Island Hospi-
tai Five thousand dollars was appropria-
ted last year for that purpose. the city
having no authority 20 exceed that
amount. bat during the session ~ the
general assembly authority 10 increase
the amount having been obtained. the
city transferred from the reserve FUND
sc0.oO0 for aid of that hospital. 80 that the
amount appropriated this year In but SO
0oo In excess OF the amount received ny
the hospital for the year 1904
No appropriation was made for St Jo-
scph's hospital ana the L.ying-n Hospital
az the beginning % the last hscal year.
there being no law permitting such appro-
p-iaiiOns. bat authority having been ob-
tssned from The general assembly. ts0G
was appropriatsd TO the St Josep,'s Hos
pital and si0p 10 the Lying-in Hospital
said amounts being transferred from the
reserve fund. 90 that the actual increase
reFpectively over the amounts received by
Tf7Uz fnstfrur10T7s IT TIT WIZ yvW and
slUo.
No one familiar with the facts relativ.
IN our hoepiisi service car doubt the viz
dom Of the council In ma kinX this In
rrrasrsi ayprrpTiatiun lcr The Rhode lei.
and Hospitnl ~ was ABSOLUTELY nerensary
thaf if should b. done II the city vas n
oorricIe n avail II the services % this
hcspsial By which foe many yesrs ~.
dry has ben zyed nor only tho lsry.
outlay nec--~@rr foI th~ erection - ~
hospitai b1i slso the annual cost for ~
nniDtrnRrcr
The increase IN tlhs srrrvpris tivn fo-
the - so~er6-s Hos.htai ami the Frur1
dcnce lyins-in Hosrfiai by The cfiy cvup
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-02
PUBLIC BUILDINGS.

lstion be secured to prohibit the granting
OF licenses for such purposes.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-02
HEALTH DEPARTMENT.

The superintendent OF health reports
that so far as is Indicated by the rate of
mortality the year just passed has been
one OF the healthiest since the health de-
partment was established. During the
hrst eleven months OF the year the death
rate was 1892 per thousand. This is less
than was ever before recorded. The NOR
tality from the contagious diseases. how
ever. was not especially low. though the
typhoid death rate was less than has ever
before been reached. When the danger Of
the infection OF the public water supply
Is considered the city is indeed fortunate
In having escaped any outbreak Of this
disease since 1Ses when the filters are put
IN use. as they soon will be the health
department anticipates no further danger
from this source.
During the winter OF 1903 and 1904 there
was an outbreak Of scarlet fever more ex.
tenslvely than had been known FOR many
years but fortunately there were but
few deaths During the same period the
number OF cases OF diphtheria was above
the average so that the contagious wards
at the Rhode Island Hospital prove en-
tirely inadequate 10 NEE; the demands
upon them and many patients had TO be
refused admlttsnce The funds of the
health department also were exhausted.
an that the city could take care Of no
cases after the frst ~ April
In May a notice was received from the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-02

Rhode Island Hospital that after October
lat. 1905 they would not be able TO receive
patients suffering with contagious dis
eases. This brought the city face 10 face
with a serious problem and a special COM
mittee was appointed 10 report plans and
estimates OF the cost OF establishing a
City Hospital for the treatment OF con-
tagious diseases. as II will be necessary
to have such a hospital ready for use on
the dat te mentioned
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-02

eli il also 20 be commended. as these in
stitutions are doing excellent and needed
work fir the city.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-02
PARKS.

BY Joint resolution OF the city council.
approved Dec. 81. 1902 the park commits
soners were authorized and directed 10
cause TO be placed in Roger williams
park a suitable memorial of the late r.
II. Deming The design OF the Gorham
Manufacturing company was selected by
the commissioners. after due consider
alton OF the various models and plans
submitted by a number Of other artists,
and a contract entered into with said
company for ITS erection. This memorial is
located on n small knoll overlooking the
lake, short distance east OF the Casino.
and consists of bronze seat Of cir.
cular form surmounted by bust OF the
late commissioner.
The tract Of land situated on Ellery.
Wendell and Rosedale streets. accepted
10y the city council by a resolution ap-
proved April nth, 1902, and decided TO the
city April soth. 1904. for a park or play
ground the park commissioners report
can be fitted for the purpose for which
II was donated by the expenditure of
very small amount of money.
There have been added TO the park
area of the city three valuable trlcts OF
land situated between the railroad station
and the State House and Normal School
grounds. The park commissioners have
had plans prepared by we'll known firm
Of landscape architects for laying out and
improving these tracts in harmony with
the surrounding buildings and grounds.
The southerly end OF the Blackstone
Boulevard parkway has been graded TO
meet existing conditions. caused by the
laying OF rails for electric cars through
the centre OF the parkway. New walks
have been built, drives crossing the park
way opened and trees and groups Of
shrubbery planted
The attention OF the members OF the
city council recently has been called to
the question OF acquiring. before they are
sold for building purposes. the four lots
Of land situated within the boundary
lines OF Blackstone park. These lots front
on plated streets and contain an area OF
95, 799 square feet.
Metropolitan park commission TO in
clude this city and the cities and towns
adjoining. has been created by the gener-
nj assembly OF the state and the commits
sion has organized III by securing suita-
BILE tracts of land at a reasonable price, a
Metropolitan Park system can here be
carried out on the same general plans
that have proved so successful near Bos-
ton. II will be Of great value to our city
and should command the hearty co-opera-
tion and assistance OF our citizens.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-02

the law amended so that the expendj-
tures 10y the school committee shall not
exceed In any one year the appropriation
made by the city council for that fiscal
year unless should any emergency de-
mand an Increase. the committee should
come TO the city council and state the
amount needed and the reason why the
Appropriation should be increased and
that the council should make the add
tional appropriation before the debts were
incurred by the committee; In other
words. that the school committee should
be governed by the existing ordinances,
as are other departments,
IT, as has been suggested. the school
committee Is 10 be superseded In the near
future by a board OF educa ton. upon
which subject ! shall speak later, a like
provision should be embodied in the law
crea ting such board
The net increase In the amount appro-
prlated by the city council for the year
l9O4-05 over tho year ls03-04, not including
certain transfers from the reserve fund
I'm 1e03-0l SS4 2i7T9 is distributed as fol-
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1905-09-01

ag): yB@rinn Portsmouth, pessi sem frioarfund-
urinn er haldinn !, err rikinu Newhampshire /
Bandar1kjum. Annao Portsmouth er Vestur-
Virginiu, og hio prioja I Ohio".
Htli b%rj6stg66ir Vestur- fslerdinga2 seu 6faan-
legir til az skj0ta saman faeinum centum fyrir
agrip at landafra0i banda ,Isafold"?
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1905-09-01

mum verdi fnamvegis '6h@tt fyrir Pjjofum "og
ransmOnnum.
BAD arvekki mj0gg langt sloan SIT sko0un
for a0 ry0ja ser til rdms a lslandi al fossar
:hefou all, sem ao miklum notum geti komi0,
>og PAD v@ri miklu arei0anlegri auosupp-
.spretta ZEN ggnllkistur P@r er Pj6otrdin atti
par f6lgnar. Ilendinga skortir vinnuad miklu
fremur en- imyndunaraa, og PAD er Pvi coli
legt .og sjalfsagt a0 Peir viii lata fossana sfna
vinna. Do hefr ,enn lit af framkv@mdum
>or0io, og menn hafa enn ekki lagt hendur a
islenzka fossa svo teljandi Sc. En- miki6 hefr
verio um PAD csett og umhugsun um fossaaio
hefr heilla0 svo hugh sumra 1~slendinga 40 Pao
.stendur a sauna hva0a nau0synjamal peir r@0a,
peir geta altaf smell ,einhvern sta0ar inn elm
hverri athugasamd I'm fossa, e0a svo var
.a0ur en- hra oskeytamali0 kom til s0gunnar.-
Dad .er ekkert smaraoi sem a az framkv@lna
par me0 fossa6i >og PAD a heldur ekki az ]ata
ser n@gja med faeina smafossa, PAD a helzt az
TAXA Pa ALA. HNer %;einasti foss 4 1slandi a a6
leggja til alt slit aA-til einhverrar vinnu.
Oar f@st enginn neitt um PAD hvao UNI foss-
inn verour; en- a Pvi mum heldur engin P0rf
az svo st0ddu. Fossunnm mum festum eng
in hatta bhin.
Emma kyn]egast er pc PAD, a0 islenzku
skaldin gera Petta al yrkisefni % geta MI
varla svo a foss minst az pau ekki 6ski az
ham og allir a6rir fossar vaeru oronir f6Phfur
mannanna = par er nytt ,efni til undirst0du
fyrir lofthallir skaldlegra hugsj6na.
Dettifoss er allra fossa mestur a 1slandi
ems og Niagara er her / landi. Nattdran
heldur verndarhendi yfr Dettifoss. Niagara
er / hinni mestu haettu, en- Dettifoss er engin
hatta bdin. Islendingar geta ekkert VIC ham
att; geta lfklega ekki svo mikio sem self ham
fyrir neina peninga.
En- Sc nokkurt mark q Pvf takandi, er
-skaldin kveoa, ma parri geta hver yrou 3rl0g
Dettifoss eff Islendingar @ttu Pvf az ra6a. /
lofkvmoi emu miklu, sem nylega or kve6i6 UNI
pam floss, segir svo:
Hive mBtti bata lands og ly6s vors kj0r
ao leggja a bogastreng pinn kraftsins Or
az nota mattinn rett / hrapsins h@oum.
svo hafn yroi 1 veldi fallsins sk0r.
-Og frjom0gn lofts ma draga 40 blomi og bj0rk,
ia, bdning hitans sn1oa ur j0kuls kleoum.
Her m@tti lei6a lif dr dau6ans DIRK
og ljosi0 tendra 1 humsins% ey6im0rk
vic hjartasl0g bins ads / segula6um*).
Og Pessi ORD hafa ekkert anna0 ser til
afs0kunar en- Pa0, az skaldio half enga hug
~ Einar Benediktsson: Dettifoss (sklrnir 10.
ar 9 hofti
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1905-09-01
Hitinn / Ameriku.

Hitinn Ameriku.
yNorourland" segir svo fra 12. az. si6astl.:
Il New York hafa verio vooalegir hitar 1 pess-
um manuel.
Hin hau stalh1s par hafa veri6 gloandi. Folk
skiftir.
I'm TINA d6u a hverjum degi yfr 100 MAINS
af solstungu. Sjukrahdsin cru troofull af f6lki,
sem err oroio vitskert af hita.
F6lkio hefr sofnao a g0tunum og / skemti-
CHROMIUM svo pusundum skiftira naturnar og eina
n6ttina dou og saroust yfr 200 MAINS, sem lagu a
g6tunum og vagnar 6ku y6r.
Finn daginn var hitinn yir 100 stig (Fahrenh).
Ekki er elf sala / Amer1ku".
Endur fy1ir l0ngu sagoi Mark Twain svolat-
andi s0gu:
"Yuma*) err l1klega heitasti bletturinn a jaro-
arhnettinum. Hitinn err par st0ougt um hundrao
og tuttugu stig / observation-disclosures pegar sd breyt-
ing verour a az ham fer upp fyrir pa0. par eiga
Bandarikin herst6ovar og peir, sem par bda, venj-
asst svo pessum ofsa-hita az pei1 geta ekki an hans
verio kvalalaust.
pao err til munnmalasaga (h0fo eftir Joni
F0nix**) UNI pae, az eitt sim half daio par hermao-
ur, sem var mesti 6pokki / lifanda lift og for pv1
a0 sjalfs0g6u beina lei6 niour / heitasta horni6 /
kvalastaonum, -en daginn eftir simritaoi ham
fGl0gum s1num / Yuma og bao pa lhamingju ban-
UNI az senda ser hlyjar ullarvooir med fyrstu fer6.
-Pao parf ekki az efast UNI sannleikann 1 s0gu
Pessari : pao getur enginn I'M ham efast. Egg hef
sjalfur SEQ t aoinn par sem aour var heimili her
MAINS pessa".
pessi saga err MI Groin CANAL hdsgangur her
/ landi og hun befr enda fogio um allan him
mentaoa helm, og oss err PAD minnisstatt az YER
lasum hama fyrst / danskri ryoingu, a Islandi, fyrir
nal. 20 arum sloan.
PAD er pvi ao vorri hyggju hreinasti 6parfi
fyrir ,,Norourland" az bua MI til nyja s0gu um
hitann i Amer1ku,-s0gu sem 1 ALA staoi er bysna
punn og miklu oskaldlegri en- gamla sagan eftir
Mark Twain.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1905-09-01

mynd um FAD haft, hver ahrif alt Petta myndi
hafa a fossinn s%jalfan : t%ignina, fegur0ina,
t0franioinn og heljar-afi0, sem vekur lotning
og a0daun, og knyr skaIdio til ao yrkja.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1905-09-01
Fretta Pistlar.
era frettaritara ,,Vfnlands".).

L I'd If0LCirlCdEd ~ 1ulduCS'.J
N. OAK, SEPT. 1905.
Barnaskoli byrjaoi 4. september me6 rdma 80
remendur til a6 byrja med. Kennari er j. s.
Bj0rnsson. Batt ver0ur vio 0orum kennara sioar.
Born a sk0laaldri cru a annao hundra6.
Two telephone f6l0g hafa her endast0o og Won
4 pvi prioja 1 haust. Fj0ldi banda hefr MI %telef6n,
og er paa ekki Tito hagraoi, og svo ia aestir band
ur her BRET OF BLOC flutt helm til sin ahverjum degi.
Petur johnson Breiofj0re, tapra 1S ara 40
aldri let a sjdkrahdsi 1 Grand Forks, eftir upp-
skuro fyrir botnlangab6lgu, pann II. agust. Llki6
var futt til Mountain og jarosungio her 20. S. m.
Petur sal. var efnis piltur og a0 honum var pv1
mikill mannska0i.
Arinbj0rn S. Sigurosson, sem UNI undanfarin
ar hefr att heima / Valley City og unnio par1
%lyfjabdo, gekk a lyfjask6la i Minneapolis, Mimi,
t6k burtfararprof / vormeo fyrstu einkunn. Ham
dvaldi her hja foreldrum slnum I'M hrlo, en- er MI
farinn aftur til Valley City. i.
Mccall peirra, sem komu suour yfr :,llnuna"I
sumar az STA kunningja slna og ]eita ser atvinnu
UNI uppskerutimann, cru: TIL. F. Bj0rnsson fra
Foam Lake; P. G.. Sveinsson, Sleipnir, Assa.; Quo
mundur G1slason og heiri fra Pine Valley, Man.;
Sigurour Bjarnason fra Krisnesi; Viggo og S0lvii
S0lvasynir fra Clandiboye, Man.; P. j. Magn1sson
dr Geysirbygo / Nyja-1slandi. Ennfremur cru her
Matlsalem Olason, Niels Vium og feiri fra Dux-
by, Minnesota.
Kornskur6ur er ao mestu bdinn, munu flestir'
hafa loki0 vi6 9. p. m, og sumir cru einnig bunir
az rreskja; tali0 er as uppskera Sc betra mccall
lagi. Hveiti UNI og yir 20 bushel af ekrunni hja
festum, sem preskt hafa. Hafrar cru sagoir agat-
ir en- bygg ryrara. Ymsir, her / grend, Pottust
veroa varir vio orm, sem lagoist 4 hveitio, sem
haldio err sc Hessian-fuga. Ormurinn, at gat a
st0pgina UNI ne6ri liz svo axi0 fell niour. Ekki
vare va1t vic petta fyrri en- sloustu dagana svo
skemdirnar URDU tilt0lulega litlar. Niu eoa thu
preskiv6lar cru her / kringum Mountain og eig-
endur peirra testra eiga her heima.
L. Y. LeVur.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1905-09-01

,%,Isafold" segir Q6. ag) 40 ,fri0arfundurinn sc
haldinn / Portsmouth, ba 1 Vestur- Virginic, all
langt suour fra Washington, h0fuoborginni, par
sem aour st6o til a6 ham yroi haldinn".
En- svo kemur hun med pessa lei5r6ttingu (23.
~ Yuma err 1 suovesturhorninu q Arizona.
par heir Bandarikjastj6rn nylega breytt brenn-
andi eyoim0rk i ~blomlega akra og aldingaroa.
KY John Phenix var allmerkur rith0fundur
og nafnfragur haofugl par vestra.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1905-09-01

.fossinum yr6i alvey %stoli0 'dr 'h0ndumPjo6ar-
.innar. paouNar ekki dyg0 Pingsinsd Albany
a0 Pakka, ao PAD t6kst ekki, og Pess vegna
cru MI ALTAR kkur til aoPj60in viii ekki,undir
pvi eiga lengur, en- lett til Roosevelt forseta
,og fell honum a hendur az STA svo u~m:a0foss-
mum verdi fpamvegis '6h@tt fyrir Pjofum 'og
ransm0nnum.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-30
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the separated, no matter how long standing.
London's most famous palmist ana clair
voyant: Is acknowledged BY press and public
the greatest living DEAD TRANCE MEDIUM.
She tells what you came for before you utter
a word; does not ask questions. no matter whai
your trouble may be.
Call and she wiz guide you with certainty
higher than humaz power. Tells you ths truth.
good or bad.
HOURs-1o TO s. DAILY AND SUNDAY.
114S MARKET sT.-114S
Same Floor Fowser. photographer.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-30

(52)
The very Pink of Per-
fection' in furnishings, To-
cation. entrance, building
and class of roomers-
So rooms
Now clears $500 monthly:
9-year lease; owing to pc
culiar circumstances will
for $1,000 less than cost one
year ago; you need only
pay $1,000 down. and in
stallments; irresponsible
people will not be permitted
to inspect the house: buyer
must be accompanied by an
agent from
MARION GRIFFIN Office.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-30

1. WOULD you like
a 33-room house?
2. WOULD you like it on
prominent corner?
3. ISN'T So per room
pretty low rent?
4. ISN'T $50 a fairly =
good monthly salary?
). COULD you show
about $1,000 in cash?
3. NOW answer this
hypothetical question.
Z. WERE you the owner
of such a house:
s. AND II you -
had bad health,
0. AND If a change Of
climate would bring
10. BACK to you the =
bloom of youth
IL. WOULD you not -
sacrifice that business?
12.L OUR client says
Yes sell my house:
13. PUT my price right =
down to $1,000"
II. = MARION GRIFFIN :