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The Washington times., 1905-04-16
To Remodel National.
Local Theater Will Be Handsomely
Decorated.

With the engagement of Francis VIII
son, April Il. Ben Hur May 1. and
Charles HAwtrey May 8. the season al
the National Theater will close. 1t will
commence Immediately a short season OF
local engagements.
Manager William H. Rapley will be-
gin alterations and improvements that
will entail an expenditure approXimatine
$4,000 in the remodeling of the audi
torium. the proposed lowering of the
present private boxes, q new plan OF
seating arrangement doing away with
the present center aisle and ei1mina ting
the. Objectionable orchestra circle diyid-
ing line rail, thus making the ground
floor a complete orchestra.
He viii put in the most modern i'm
proved pattern of chairs throuehout the
house, new curtain, elaborate decora-
tions. and the latest in electric light
ing appliances. McElfatrick & Sons
theatrical architects, have the contrac,
for the work
The Washington times., 1905-04-16
Francis Wilson in Comedy.

To behold Francis Wilson's capers
without bar of that musical accompan-
iment that was regarded as essential to
MS professional success, was long a
concealed ambition on the part of
Charies F'rohman. but it was not until
late last season that that manager was
enabled to corral suitable comedy in
which the TESTERS utterances would find
expression in speech alone and not in
song The play in which the comedian
is now announced at the New National
Iheater on next Monday night, was
chosen with that object in view. 1t
is entitled Cousin Billy" and it was
especially written for the star by Clyde
Fitch Mr. Wilson has just concluded
run of one hundred performances with
the piece, at the Criterion Theater New
York
The Washington times., 1905-04-16

will appear in the role of Norah's hus-
band.
Marie Cahill will be starred by Daniel
V. Arthur in a new play, as yet un-
named. next season, which is being
written by George V. Hobart and Milton
Royle. The music will be written by
Silvfo Helm.
Katherine Grey has been engaged for
the cast of The Firm of Cunningham m. ;,
TO be put on at the Madison Square
Theater April II. Hilda Spong will have
the leading part in the same play
Ida Conquest is to play the leading
feminine roles In the William Farnum
Stock company at the Park Theater.
t.uifalo, succeeding Percy Haswell.
William Gillette sailed April Is for
England, and next season will be seen
here in a new play
William A. Brady announces revival
OF Trflby" at the New Amsterdam
Theater May s. Virginia Harmed may
be seen In the title role. Other members
The Washington times., 1905-04-16
ARIZONA" /"

Arizona" which comes to the Lafay-
cite the week Of April "a has had a
career Of uninterrupted success in al
most every large city of the East 1t
has played In New York at the Herald
Square Theater and the Academy OF
Music for over $50 consecutive times, and
1t is claimed that it has achieved a dis
tinction of being the only American
drama by an American author which has
ever reached this record In theatrical
history. The decorations, costumes, and
accouterments were all chosen and ar
ranged by that eminent authority on
western life and customs, Frederic
Remington. the artist or The Man and
the Horse"
The Washington times., 1905-04-16

Far East. Mr.. Ade has used his pen
10 tell the story of the adventures of
ar American promoter in Korea. In
the cast will be found John e. Hen
shaw. Christie Macdonald, William G.
Weeden, Agnes Caine Brown, T. G.
Ieary, May Ten Brock, E. b. Martin
dell. e. P. Parsons. Henry Taylor. and
others.
The Washington times., 1905-04-16
"Ben Hur" for Week of May I.

When Ben Hur" was previously pre-
sented in Washington it aroused the in
terest of the entire city. and more than
sixteen performances were given inside
of two weeks. It's rebooking for the
week of May at the New National The
atcr win be viewed with marked pleas
ure- by the thousands who were unable
to secure seats on the former engage
ment
The Washington times., 1905-04-16

of the original cast who will appear
are Wilton Lackaye as Svengai. Burr
Mcintosh as Taffy. and Charles Hick-
man as Little Billie.
Nine. Nordica, as well as Signor Ca
russo, will sing at the concert which
Annie Leary is arranging for the bene-
fit of her Italian charities at the Wald-
orf-Astoria, April %
Slaves of the Mine" will be called
next season "a Hero of the Mine" IT
was originally Pennsylvania. There
is something in a name.
Percita West. who successfully played
the lead with Robert Edeson this year
in "Ransons Folly and "Strongheart. -
has resigned from the company to per-
feet her voice and music. She will
sail shortly for Europe. where she will
study for some time under the best
masters. and note the methods of the
best of the old school of actors. Miss
West believes it Is best to study in her
youth and perfect her art SO as TO be
better equipped for her future life work.
The Washington times., 1905-04-16
Jiu-Jitsu in Vaudeville.

Jin-1itsu, the Japanese national art of
seif-defense. will be exploited at Chase,s s
next week by four japanese experts,
who participated in the recent exhibit
tons In this country that resulted in
the adoption of jiu-jitsu as a part of
the physical training of the cadets at
west FONT and Annapolis Other fea-
lures VIII be George Wilson, the black
race diplomat" the Spook Ministries.
echenk Brothers. The Exposition -Four,
Egoert Van Alstyne and Louis Henry.
Ziska and King, and motion pictures of
A Day at Home With Baby"
The Washington times., 1905-04-16

Ethel Barrymore will play a two
weeks engagement in Ibsen's "A Doll s
House" at the Lyceum Theater. New
York, beginning May l. Bruce McRae
The Washington times., 1905-04-16

Clara Bloodgood will be starred by
Liebler & Co in Booth Harrington s
new play. THE Gentleman from In
diana taking the role of Helen Sher-
wood. Miss Bloocgood will make her
first appearance in the play at the Ma
jestic Theater in Boston. April II.
The Washington times., 1905-04-16

The Rev. John Talbot Smith, a we'll
known clergyman Of New York city,
whose fondpess fer the drama is pro-
nounced. has been preaching a special
series of sermons among the faithful CT
mis- communion of Brockton, Mass. a
The Washington times., 1905-04-16

Thomas Q. Seabrooke may be- seen in
a Broadway theater this summer In d
revival Of The Isle of Champagne"
The Washington times., 1905-04-16

of the most graceful and expert swim
mers that visits Atlantic City.
Blanche Ring, principal support OF
Frank Daniels in Sergeant Brue.'' has
herself recently closed a starring tour
of seven months. 1t was as Vivian in
Leo Ditriehstein's 'Vivian's Papas,'
which received its first production on
any stage in this city two years ago
Miss Ring appeared in this farcical COM
edy at Powers Theater, Chicago, for
100 nights last summer She is also
known 20 fame as the original singer
of I'm the Good Old Summer Time, -
"Bedelia' and other popular ditties.
THE Empire Comedy Four" formerly
''The Congressional String Quartette, -
have been signed under the Empire
Vaudeville Company. and will use its
original sketch entitled Memories of
College Days" in the city during the
coming summer. r. B. Bond, manager
of the Empire Vaudeville Company, has
taken the club under his management
with the aid of NJ. W. Duvall, as direc-
tor. The following are members: c. M
Ashton, first mandolin; r. R. Rose,
second mandolin; ]. A. Bonnell, banjo;
NJ W. Duvall, guitar
The annual performance Of the famous
Mask and Wig Club, of the University
of Pennsylvania, will be given at the
Lafayette Theater on Monday evening,
May g. The burlesque this year Is en-
titled Mr. Hamlet. of Denmark" and
is the work of William Ernst, jr. 1t Is
said to be an amusing travesty on the
masterpiece of Shakespeare The first
performance will be given in Atlantic
City on Saturday next, after which date
it will be played for week in Philadel-
phfa. one night in Baltimore, and one
night in Washington.
Cecilia Lotus, who closed her tour in
The Serio-Comic Governess" some
weeks ago, has reappeared in vaudeville
presenting the limitations for which she
Is famous. These engage ents will not
interfere with Miss Lotus purpose to
tour again next season in a new play
Marie Tempest IN her farewell per-
formance April 5 of The Freedom Of
Suzanne" at the Criterion Theater, Lon
don, previous to bringing the play to
America, nan an enthusiastic reception.
Beatrice Golden, Of the Silver Slip
per- company, is announced as the for
tunate heiress Of a rich coal tract in
Lackawanna county, Pa. through the
death of an aunt
Robert 3. Mantells recent engagement
in Shakespeare plays at Pittsburg ap-
pears to have been one OF the most sue
cessful of the season in that city. The
Pittsburg critics-who are discriminating
and clever writer's on he drama--were
enthusiastic in Mr. Mantelrs praise.
The Rev. John Talbot Smith, a we'll
known clergyman Of New York city,
whose fondDess fer the drama is pro-
nounced. has been preaching special
series of sermons among the faithful cr
The Washington times., 1905-04-16
"a Race for Life.n

For the week commencing Monday,
April "a, the Academy offers "A Race
ior Life, under the direction of Sulli-
van, Harris & Woods.
The Washington times., 1905-04-16
Notes of the Stage.

When George Edwardes, manager of
the London Gaiety Theater, was in
this country two months ago he made
special trip to Baltimore in the com
pany of c. B. Dillingham;, manager Of
Frank Daniels, to view "A performance
given by that star. AS Mr.. Dillingham;
is Mr.. Edwardes' American representa-
tive, and as the English manager is not
in the habit Of travelling without an
object, it is hinted that Mr.. Daniels
may appear before long in the British
capital.
The Washington times., 1905-04-16

The advance sale of seats for the sea
son of twelve performances of the Con-
ried Opera Company in San Francisco.
which began with 'Rigoletto," amount
ed to more than So 600
The Washington times., 1905-04-16

Robert b. MantelIs recent engagement
in Shakespeare plays at Pittsburg ap-
pears to have been one Of the most sue
cessful of the season in that city The
Pittsbur2 critics-who are discriminating
and clever writer's on he drama-were
enthusiastic in Mr.. Mantelrs praise.
The Washington times., 1905-04-16

Among her accomplishments Lottie
Williams can count herself as being one
of the most graceful and expert SWIM
mers that visits Atlantic City.
The Washington times., 1905-04-16

community recently plunged in grief be-
cause of the disaster there in a shoe
factory.
Maxine Elliott and the members of her
company, who are to appear at tho
Lyric Theater, London. April Is. in Her
Own Way" sailed April On tire Celtic
The Washington times., 1905-04-16

Beatrice Golden. Of the Silver Slip
per- company, is announced as the for
tunate heiress Of a rich coal tract in
Lackawanna county. Pa. through the
death of an aunt
The Washington times., 1905-04-16

Digby Bell now appearing at the Lib
erty Theater. New York, in THE Educa-
| ton of Mr.. Pipp," will spend his sum
mer vacation in the gold country of
The Washington times., 1905-04-16

Pol Plancon sailed on La Lorraine for
Havre on April Z. He goes abroad for
a rest, but will sing here with the Con-
ried forces next season.
The Washington times., 1905-04-16

Marie Tempest IN her farewell per
formance April Of The Freedom of
Suzanne" at the Criterion Theater, Lon
don, previous to bringing the play to
America, had an enthusiastic reception.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-05-05
UPSALA

Msy.-Miss Hulds Ryberg who has
been at SWanville the past week re.
ceivng medical treatment, returned
home Monday.
Chas. johnson was at the Falls
Monday. W..
Albert Kulander was at Royalton
Monday. : II: :.::.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. B unouist
were Little Falls visitors Monday.
Chas. Lundin hauled rock Monday
and also watched his chances to make
the school children laugh. ..@t.
Mr.. Stahlman and Cornelius Olson
Of Elm Dale passed through here sun
dav. -s
Oscar Martinson returned from Min
neapclis Monday 80. i I'll.
Willie Nelson 10 grubbing for. @.
Peterson. ~ .,>-..s .s.Z...@
: Ole Westerund and Oscar Martinson
were at Albany Tuesday. >z .....s.
N. Hanson had the misfortune TO
lose COW last week. ~. i j. ~. +: 5.ss#@
= Mrs. Ahlber2 10 on the sick list.
Gus. Stein has erected . new gran
airy this spring. d zs ==s s5l5s
+ Mr.. and. Mira Alfred PETERSON were
at Little Falls Ihursday.
John Martinson was blasting rocks
for Chas Runquist Tuesday.
Theres 49, g. tsl0 at Oscar OarlsoH's
[plaoe Huesdsy III 500
ztIn. sdinE y here on visit5
I1OmAEl
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-05-05
COME AND GONE

Mat F1schbach was In st. Cloud the
first of the week.
A. P. Blanchard was in st. Paul
on business this week.
Miss May Rodney returned to Min
neapolis Tuesday.
District Deputy J. W. Cross6eld
went to Hewitt Tuesday.
Food Inspector W. 6. Graham was
In the city Monday.
Mrs. o. q. Doolitte of Sauk Center
visited the family Of B. Y. McNai1y.
Miss Mary Rhodes of Swanville WIS.,
tied In the city this week.
E. g. Hill was down from Cass
Lake to attend the funeral of his
granddaughter. Ruth LaFond.
G. e. Jackson was up from st.
Cloud Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pinokney have re.
turned from Utica. N. Y, and will
again make their home with their
daughter, Mrs. Geo. Schroeder.
Miss Lulu Millspaugh has returned
from visit at Battle Greek. Mich.
Chas. Foley Of st. Paul visited his
uncle, John Mc3regor.
Geo. Stilwell returned from the
North Saturday.
L. D. Brown visited L. F. & D.
points last week.
Mrs. M. Moe is here from Ashland,
Wis.,, for visit.
Mics Brown of Minneapolis visited
the family of Ben Scott.
JOS. Lucia was down from Brainerd
this week. !
Robt. Gruce We to Milbank, N. D.
Arthur Clapp returned to st. Paul
F: 4: Lindbersh was in Walker
Mrs: D. D. Sheldon is visiting In
Minneapolis.
Mrs. J. Brunei returned from White
Earth Saturday.
Mrs. e. W. Kallher returned from
Elk River Saturday.
8. Tanvoorde, Frank Coates and
Frank Hammered were in the city
saturday, coming up from st. Cloud
In Mr.. Tenvoorde's automobile.
Leonard Snow has gone to Everett,
WASH, where he will be employed on
q survey for &C me months.
ChasL Russo Of Duluth visited his
parents here last week.
Miss Edith Nichols of Seattle is
visiting the family of ]. A. Nichols.
Miss Williams, who has been de-
monstratina the merits of the Peters
chocolates in the confectionery stores
during last week. went to Brainer J.
Monday.
Misses Smith and Read, the evan.
gelists, finished their work at the
Presbyterian church Friday evening,
and went to Royalton Saturday.
MISS Frederick Eepman returned to
Minneapolis rhursday last week, after
visit with her sister. Mrs. l.. n.
Roberta
Mrs Ed. LaFond went to Cas- Lake
Tuesday for vista with relatives.
Dr.. Schweiger has located In Min.
neapo1is. .<..; g. AL. >.
Mrs. Arthur Oroeland has Joined her
husband at Union, Ore. 49,. J.
Mrs. Otto Rople has Joined her hus-
band at Proctor Knott, near Duluth.
l. D. Brown was in the Twin
Cities this week. &5t / 2. = Il Jul. III
Miss Engssrom returned from Min.
neapolis Tuesday. 1. .=s S2.7 & s3:5sa
! B: Cornell was IN the Twin
|, Cities fhiss Week.
hi dito sherman of the Grey Eaels
IGaxest 49, III he city ednssoa
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-05-05
SCHOOL REPOR rs, MONTH END.
ING APRIL 28th.

SCHOOL REPOR rs. MONTH END
ING APRIL 2sth.
District No. 70:
pupils enrolled 30
days taught 2Ol
Average daily attendance 19|
Those neither absent or tardy were
Willie, Herbert and Ernest White.
Lillian Chadwick, Teacher.
District No. 104:
Number days taught 20l
Number pupils enrolled IS
Average daily attendance sol
Those perfect in attendance: Henry
Bloom. Walter Carlson, Clarence Carl
son. Ruth Goodlund. Ethel johnson,
Edwin Lindberg.
Ella zetterberg, Teacher.
District No. 10:
Number days taught 90
Number pupils enrolled 81
Average daily attendance ~
Those perfect in attendance: Bonnie
and Dewey Eckerson. Lille, Jessie,
Li1zie and John SWaneon, Frank
Larson and Hilda Schlax. Those alb
sent only one half day were Arthur
Anderson and Ernest Larson.
Mary Kull. Teacher.
District No. 1O7:
Number pupils enrolled IS
Number DAYS taught 30
Total attendance 404
Average attendance IS
Those perfect in attendance: Alvin
Ivan, Lucille Bonk, Mamie Hardin.
Walter Rohl. Lottie and Rolla Swan
son. Bonnie, Laura and Willie Han.
kins, Edith Arthur and Agnes An
derson. Paul, Lula, Harvey and For
rest Milender, Bonnie Brown.
J. q. Joslin, Teacher.
Ausland school !.
Number days taught 30
Number pupils enrolled 81
Average daily attendance 80
Pupils perfect In attendance or who
have not missed more than one dav
: are: Eta. Bessie and Stella Snow.
= Stella Thomas, Oscar and Mabel
Knudson, Orvie Prescott. Flevie Pilon,
/ Clara and Rosy Derosier, George and
Harvey Berrie.
Raymond Il. Covert. Teacher.
District No. z:
Humber pupils enrolled IS
Number days taught 90
Average daily attendance ID
Those not absent during the month :
Rose, Edna, Henry and Homer Bas-
tian. Joe and David Grenier. Caro-
line and Peter Olsen. Those not absent
more than one day were: Arthur Bas.
tien, Agn les Grenier and Mary Moran,
, Laura M. Moine, Teacher.
District 86, Clouah:
No. pupils ~
Average attendance ~
Following were present every daY :
Gladys Bullock, Judith Hoimpren.
Olive Svenrud and Harry Bullock.
j. G. Pearson, Teacher.
District a.:
No. scholars enrolled IL
No. days taught 20
Those not absent during the month !:
Hulda Kleman, Edna and Edith Eek
blad. Albert Lagerquist, Frank O.ter.
berg and Harry Traitor. :. >.
| Mayb A. Burt, Teacher.
District IS. Parker: ~. : : =
No. days taught ..: 40
No. scholars enrolled + %.@:. I::ss.I.== III
Acreage attendance f:,: s < s.5. 81
Those not absent not more than one
day during the month are n Sil.s
IBonnet, Robert BeEnethy, Mabel Snov.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-05-05
ORDER TO EXAMINE ACCOUNTS,
ETC.
STATE OF MINNEsOTA,)

STATE or NlNNEsOIA,
COUNTY OF MORRISON
In Probate Court: Special Term.
May 4th, 1905.
In the matter of the estate of Frank v.
Enenbach, deceased.
On re aiding and filing the petition ofFrank
x. Heroux, administrator of the estate of
Frank V. Enenbach, deceased, Representing
among other things, that he has fully adj
ministered said estate, and praying that
a time and place be fixed for examining,
settling and allowing the final account Of
his administration, and for the assign
ment of the residue of said estate to the
parties entitled thereto by law.
It is ordered, that said account be ex-
amined, and petition heard by this court,
on Monday, the. 18th day, Of May, A:
D, 1905, at 10 O'Clock a. M, at the office of
in the city of Little Falls. in said county.
And it is further ordered, that notice
thereof be given to all per-
sons interested, by publishing a
copy of this order once in each week
for three successive weeks prior to said
day of hearing, in the Little Falls herald.
a weekly legal newspaper, printed and
published at Little Falls, in said county.
Dated at Little Falls this 4th day Of
May, A. d. 1905.
By the Court.
lSeaD E. F. SHAW,
Ms Judge of Probate.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-05-05

The widow toiling In the night
The fatherless to feed.
L. far more inspiring sight
Than any soldiers deed.
The friendless girl who, poor and lone.
In same drear attic sews,
Has often times more courage shown
And fights more deadly foes.
II. O. CLARK,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-05-05
PUBLIC OWNERSHIP COLUMN
Conducted by the New Era
Club Of the town Of Gran
Ito, Morrison County. MINI.
ALL MEN ARE EQUAL BEFORE
THE LAW ~

Seattle Daily Times: Two weeks
ago Tony Jurewioh. virtually q va
grant. without friends or--influence. was
sentenced to fourteen years In tho
state penitentiary for stealing an old
overcoat from q room in the Haddon
flats, the door Of which he found
open.
Today Clyde Clancy, an adept in q
profitable profession, with good family
connections and friends having politi-
cal..induenoe, was sentenced to thirty
days in the county jail. His confessed
Grimes covering a period of two
years, include the robbery Of scores
Of rooms in as many hotels in Seattle
and Tacoma Of clothing and portables
valued at hundreds of dollars.
The cases of both criminals were
handled by Prosecuting Attorney
Macintosh and both were sentenced
by Superior Judge Griffin.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-05-05
A CORRECTION

ACoRRECrI0N
By q Resident Of Swanville, MINI.
Some weeks ago news Item ap.
peared In many local and some Twin
City papers to the effect that a man
near Mound Lake, Todd county, had
been poisoned BY drinking from a
bottle of vsrnish, installing the
bottle for one containing cough medi'
cine. The item stated both bottles
had been sent out unlabejled by the
drug store at Swanville. The Grey
Eagle Gazette having published the
article early in their issue of April
18th, printed the correction, which is
here subjoined. Evidently the correc.
ton has not been widely read, the
matter still forming subject for dis.
cussion In the territory tributary tc
Swanville. At the same time it is a
pleasure to note that the people give
little credence to the report that such
an error was made at our drug store.
Few, If any, towns Of its size in the
state have drug stores equal in CON-
pleteness of stock and efficiency of
management to that owned by the
Champlain Drug Co. In Swanville,
and the writer asserts without hesita-
ton and with no little pride that T.
F. Champlain, who operates the store,
is q chemist, pharmacist and dispen-
Ger second to none In our wide state.
There is no doubt that tho local papers
published the aforementioned news
item in good faith not knowing that
In truth, that part Of the item seeking
to implicate the Champlain Drug Co.
was originated and has since bsen
kept In circulation the efforts of few
undeveloped fools, prompted by a
contemplate spirit of jealousy.
Grey Eagle Gazette, April 10: The
Gazette desires to correct an error
made q couple Of weeks ago en- Al
article referring to mistake made at
Burtrum in which a party took dose
of Japan paint, thinking it was cough
medicine. We made an error Neither
article was purchased at the swanville
drug store but the paint was bought
at . hsrdwal store in Swanville and
the cough medicine at Bratnerd. The
Gazette regrets that mention of the
drug store was made % neither article
was bought there and Il va II no
way connected. 4 ,zs ..l ....=s
IS Niles JessieBu will Be ono 81 the
|assistants ii. thsasum IS school ~ Is
n Iii - Rra
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-05-05

Marvel Kingsley. Sam Pechin. hu'
dolph Carlson.
Anna E. Hegg. Teacher.
District 10:
No. pupils enrolled 20
No. days taught 20
Average daily attendance Is
Pupils not absent during the month
were: Eva Lsfond, Nellie, Rose, Ar
thur and Frank Myott, and Clara
Merge.
Clara Broder, Teacher.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-05-05

Chaska Herald: julius Jedtke of
Little Falls, MIMI, spent several
days in this city and Chanhassen the
past week, returning to his home via
the twin cities last Mondsv. Julius
has now been in business at Little
Falls for over q year and has sue
ceeded nicely and 10 more than satis-
fed with his business venture. He Is
engaged in the hardware trade and by
close attention to business has built
up large and profitable trade. We
are indebted to him for pleasant
visit.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-05-05

Mr.. King lived in Little Falls for
some time.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-05-05

bayfield, Guard: W. W. King of
Minneapolis, lie foreman and high
''devil'' in the front ranks at The
Guard Office. Our friends will find in
Mr.. King an affable gentleman, who
will accept your advertisement or
subscription as suavely and graceful
az a Ehaatorfio1d