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Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1905-07-04

DIR. and Mrs. A W Trevitt departed
Friday to attend the American Medical
association meeting at Portland which
is to be held on July 18th. They will
join number of doctors and their wives
and spend week in Yellowstone park;
after visiting many cities on the coast,
they will go to Juneau, Alaska. They
will return August LIST.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1905-07-04

Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Braheny, who
were married in Appleton on Wednes-
day, arrived in Wausau that same even
ing for a visit with Mr.. and Mrs. John
Lerum. Mrs. Braheny's maiden name
was Daisy Carroll and she is well known
here, having often visited with her
cousin, Mrs. Lerum.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-13
SAN PEDRO

A. ]. McIntire of Los Angeles is visit
ing his brother. George, for few days
Henry Erkle and party of friends
leave today for a weeks campingn trir
to Santa Barbara.
r. J. Saddler and family Of Los An
geles are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. o. B.
Saddler.
Mrs. A. G. Hall and son have gone to
Avalon for a few days.
Miss Idy Eby of Los Angeles was the
guest of DIR. and Mrs. Able this week.
j. H. Knight and family left for their
home In Utah this week after a pleas
ant stay with Mr.. and Mrs. d. Knight.
Fred Hill and wife of Redlands, and
Mr.. and Mrs. James Easton of Bloom
ington were welcome guests at the
home of w. e. Clark on Olive Heights.
Miss Minnie Klingamann of Los An
geles spent the week with Mrs. r. G..
Dupuy on Tenth street
Edward H. Bautier has left the post
office in the hands of Miss Annie David
son for a few weeks, and has gone to
Bear Valley.
Mrs. M. L. Campbell has returned
from Los Angeles greatly improved in
health as the result of a successful
operation which it was found neces-
sary to perform.
Miss May Bowen of Los Angeles has
been enjoying herself during the past
few days as the guest of Rev. George
Steed and family at their summer home
at White Point.
Miss Ethel Fullerton and Miss Geor-
gina Ramsey of Stanford have been Sc
lected to take positions as teachers at
the Sixth street school.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-13
LONG BEACH

Mrs. John Henry and two daughters
Miss May and Miss Edith, are located
at the Ardmore for the summer.
Mrs. j. r. Thompson and Mrs. M A.
Matthews Of Long Beach were visitors
at Newport this week.
Rev and Mrs. Elliott and son OF
Pasadena are guests at Bellevue
Lodge.
Judge and Mrs. b. T. Haines have
taken apartments at the Ardmore.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Ashwood of ST
Louis. Mo-, and Mr.. ana Mrs. A. S. Hol-
lingsworth of Pasadena have formed q
party located at the California Ocean
View for fortnight.
Mrs. p sheanen OF Long Beach spent
Sunday with her mother in San Pedro
Miss Norine Peterson OF Pomona Ii
visiting Miss Hazel Anderson at this
Cynthia.
Mrs. John Fisher is spending a fort.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-13

night at Catalina with the Misses Sulli-
van.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Tuttle and daugh-
ter of Los Angeles are guests at the
Ardmore.
w. r. Sherborne left Thursday for
Los Angeles, where he is to meet his
daughter Ruth, who has just finished
her studies in Philadelphia, and comes
to join her parents in Long Beach.
A very merry party of young people
have gone to Matilija Springs for a
two weeks camping trip. Mr.. Harry
Faust and his sisters. Miss Mabel and
Miss Edna, acting as guides and chap
erones. Other members of the party
are Miss Marie Wheeler, Percy James
and Walter Wiseman.
Mrs. w. H. Townsend, one of Holly
woods faYorite society women, re-
turned to her home, Fay Villa" this
morning. While in Long Beach Mrs.
Townsend was the guest of Miss Lillian
Whelpley of East First street.
Mrs. e. G. Smith of Los Angeles is
ohaperoning party of Los Angeles
young people who are registered at the
California Ocean View The young peo-
Pile include the Misses Catheryne and
Anna Smith, Grace and Lulu Stevens
and A. d. Moore.
N. S. Long and family of S27 West
Sixth street were surprised this week
by a visit from old friends of Fairbury,
Neb, The visitors were William Barnes,
Prof and Mrs. James Axtell and Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Axtell.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-13
PLAYA DEL REY

Arrangements for the annual outing
and games of the Catholic union, to be
held here on August 2S. are about COM
pleted and the program includes al
most every kind OF entertainment. A
feature OF the occasion will be the
aquatic sports which will occur on the
lagoon and which will include among
other events a 10O-yard dash. open for
all; 50-yard dash for boys and one for
girls under 10 years of age; boat race
between St. Vincent's and Sherman
crews; swimming races; half mile row.
ing race for women; fat mems race;
shell race and fancy swimming. The
events win be open for all. The prizes
viii be silver cups
The executive committee is composed
Of the following; Messrs. M, ]. Collins,
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-13
HERMosA

Julian Johnston and wife of Los An
geles, Mrs. Catherine Collett and Miss
Lillian Drane of Los Angeles passed
an enjoyable day at Hermosa Beach
Tuesday.
Mrs. Walter j. Wren of "Wrens
Nest" entertained Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Carlisle of Terminal island this week
Miss Alice Bates Of Los Angeles is
a guest of Miss Adelaide Jones.
Mrs. Miller of Daggett. Ariz.. E. G.
Barrett and family of San Bernardino
Mrs Charles Large, DR.. and Mrs. Dean
of Redlands are guests at Ell Reposo
cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter j. Wren enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Lacy al
dinner Sunday.
Earl Lucas lies very i'll at the home
of his parents In Hermosa.
Charles Thurston. brother of Mrs. j
Lucas, has gone to Illinois.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-13
SANTA MONICA

SANTA MONICA, Aug. 12.-In honor
of the birthday of her niece, Miss Win
ME Connolly, Mrs. J. F. Connolly of
Utah avenue gave supper last Thurs
day evening. Los Angeles guests pres
ent included Miss Susan Rogers and
Lucy and Elizabeth Collins.
Mrs. Ella Goodrich and her daugh-
ters, the Misses Alice and Edith Good
rich, who came here from st. Louis to
spend the winter, are now registered at
the Arcadia hotel.
Residences are springing UP in the
vicinity of Sierra Vista now that that
townsite has been annexed to this mu-
nicipality and quite a little social life
is noticeable.
City Recorder and Justice of the
Peace Clifford of Redlands spent day
here recently as the guest of the city
officials.
San Bernardino people who are here
for the summer include Mr.. and Mrs.
c. II. Boehm Mrs. C. L. Scheuer and
family. H. M. Wills and Charles Leer.
Jasper Thomason. M. X. Harris and
Forrest Harris have returned from a
deer hunt that netted one pair of horns.
Thomason brought down the prize.
Councilman Theodore Summerland of
Los Angeles was recent visitor here.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mertz and their
daughter, Miss Regina Mertz. are reg
istered at the Arcadia, where they will
remain during the summer.
E. L. Sargent, general freight agent
of the Texas Pacific railroad. with his
wife and daughter, are here for an in
definite stay.
Mrs. Henry Milton Hart of Los An
geles, accompanied by her maid, is To-
Gated here temporarily.
The young people of st. Augustine's g
Episcopal church gave a social in the
parish hall last Wednesday evening.
The affair was well attended and
proved decided success.
Rev. w. C. Botkin, formerly pastor
of the Lake street church, has returned
from his wedding tour.
H. e. McCampbell has been appoint
ed ticket agent for the Los Angeles
Pacific railroad at the new Utah street
depot,
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-13

She was young, pretty and more or
less demure, and entered the Chatterer's
sanctum with something Of the air Of
a tragedy queen or a Fischer chorus
girl. This is her end of the conver-
sation:
"No, really, can't stop. I just
dropped in to tell you about something
that happened. but you must promise
not to use my nane."--. well, OF
course, you can say that I was there
II YOU want to, only I'd much rather
you wouldn't"---. THE last time /
went down to Venice ] wore horrid
stuffy veil and It didn't blow bit. To-
day I didn't and 1t did,. Eyes,
Maude and 1 were both there and ]
won the first prize. IT'S q perfect love
OF cup, only Maude says it's imita-
tion"--. what? give you my pic
ture?v--. "Of course not. There is
nothing despise so much as publicity,
and besides It was such a little party
-. "But l haven't any at all"---.
mot single one, and the one have
got is a perfect fright. Mother
wouldn't let me give it to you, and she
don't know where 1t is. 1 keep it in
the top bureau drawer with the other
one. But you can't have It.. Real
1y, I'd like to oblige you, but not a
picture"--. IF she gives you any tell
her to get good one. There's a full
length on the mantel downstairs and
the bodice is trimmed with real lace"
-. "You won't spoil it, will your
-. "The other papers bother me so
for IT,. "I wish you wouldn't ask
me for 1t, thought. II had some-
thing to tell you about today, but for
get what it was'-. mo, 1t wasn't
a wedding or an engagement"--. Let
me see''--. "Oh, yes! It's about that
weird little Joaquin Miller that wrote
the Charge of the Light Brigade OF
something-He kissed all the hands
at Venice. mo, of course not,
silly. Just the girls hands. think
he's Just dear. Neither does
Maude. She says it's scandalous, but
then she didn't come till late"-. mo,
you mustn't use my name at all. 1
don't want you to have it, but tell
mother to give you the one on the man
tel. Goodbye. Come and see me-"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-13

staying at Terminal for a few weeks
The Clark cottage has been leased tc
Mrs. Clarence Hoyt and family of Los
Angeles for the summer.
Among the recent arrivals at the
Glenburnie are L. w. Green and family
of Redlands, and c. D. Green and
family of Pasadena.
The Venus has a happy quartet in
the persons Of Mrs. e. Mayhem OF
Long Beach, Miss c. Melschiemer OF
Los Angeles, and Miss CHEZ Dodd and
Ruby Garrett of San Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Curtis Of Los Ange-
les have ordered apartments ready
for their reception at the Glenburnie
next week.
Mr. and Mrs. B. Widner of Los Ange-
les were among those entertained al
the Venus last Sunday.
Miss o. e. Tully of Nebraska has
returned home over the northerly route
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-13

Wetenhall, are preparing to return to
their home, having spent a pleasant va
cation here.
An old fashioned dance was held at
Journal hall last evening. The affair
was well attended and proved a pleas
ant diversion.
Charles Mcdonald and family Of Los
Angeles will occupy Rose avenue cot
tage during the remainder of the sea-
son. Mr.. Mcdonald Is connected with
the real estate firm Of Mines e. Parish.
The Rev. and Mrs. E. w. Pasco are
entertaining Miss Sadie Smith of Cuca-
monga.
Harry Lamb of Ventura has accepted
employment with local drug house,
and with his wife will locate here per-
manentiy.
Mayor Dana Burks, A. r. Webster,
70. A. Fraser and DR.. G. 9. Rathbon
were initiated into the mysticisms of
Masonry at a recent meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Clark entertained
the membership Of the Ladies' Aid and
Missionary society last Thursday
afternoon.
A fair attendance maintains interest
in the regular Wednesday night whist
parties held at the Country club
G. H. Rutledge, proprietor of the
Casa del Mar, is at Catalina with his
son Harold.
A benefit performance to aid the band
committee meet its current expenses
was held at the Casino last evening.
The affair was well attended and
proved financial success. The pro-
gram, composed of local talent, was
as follows: California quartet, Eddie
Carroll, haracterizations; Charles
Hawkins, illustrated song. "In the
Shade of the Old Apple Tree; Belle
Lloyd, Ralph Edinger, illustrated song;
James Clemens, reading; Edinger and
Rose in laughable skit entitled THE
Dutchman and the other Fellow"
Lieut.. David H. Gump of the 18th
infantry was entertained at dinner
party given in his honor at the Casa
ent were: Miss Bessie Allen, Miss Shir-
ley Jenkins, Miss Helen King and the
Misses Sue and Katherine Burd.
The Epworth league held it's regular
monthly meeting on Tuesday evening.
A large number Of young people were
present, and social time ensued.
Miss Neil Henry, at her mountain
residence Aloha" has been entertain
ing the following party of friends: The
Misses Bessie G. Jones, Katherine M.
Whelan, Shirley L. Henry, Valley A.
Deming, Florence M. Jones and E.
Neil Henry.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Dice and Mr.. F.
Dorner have completed their visit
abroad and are now en- route to Ocean
Park. The party left Germany on July
%, and are now somewhere in the mid
die west.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-13

driver Of the California Truck COM
pany, IN stopping the horse near Fourth
and Hill streets, the result might have
been serious.
Pierce was driving along Fourth
street when the chauffeur Of the ma
chine sent It pufing and snorting in
front Of the horse. The animal be-
came frightened and began to run de-
spite all efforts Of Pierce to hold It..
From the sidewalk men rushed for the
horse but Allen was the only successful
one.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-13
REDoNDo

Mrs. Perry, wife of Supt. l.. ]. Perry
of the Los Angeles and Redondo rail-
way, left this week for Clayville, New
York, where she will visit friends and
relatives.
Mr.. Russell, who has been principal
years. left on Wednesday for Whit
tier, where he will occupy a similar
position. A very pleasant surprise was
given them by their friends before
leaving, and an enjoyable evening
spent.
The Lady Maccabees will give a
social at their hall August IL. Ar
rangements have been made for pro-
gram. Ice cream and cake will be
served.
Mrs. S. G. Lindsey and daughters,
who have been passing the summer in
Illinois and Indiana, have returned to
their home in Redondo.
Frank Walsh returned this week
from Searchlight.
Mrs. G. r. Difinbaugh and family of
Los Angeles have taken a cottage at
the beach for the season.
+ Mr.. and Mrs. Cleveland Hoansler Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. Will Cutler at Long
Beach this week.
Miss Nina Sanborn has returned to
Los Angeles after two weeks visit
with Miss Edith Morrison.
Mr.. Butterworth and daughter Rita
of San Bernardino are located at Ocean
front cottage for the season.
Mrs. Anna Peet of La Canada is Wis
iting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. p. M.
Slutman.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Lenarth are guests
at Redondo.
Mrs. Robertson and son Kenneth Of
Los Angeles are at the beach.
Thomas Camp is entertaining Mr. and
Mrs. W. H. Camp and Mrs. Gardner
of Los Angeles
Mrs. f. P. Holing of Los Angeles is
spending the summer here.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Bruce of Pasadena
are guests of Col. and Mrs. Lynour.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Brown of Mex
leo are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Cleve
Hoansler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lackenby left Monday
for stheir home in San Diego.
Mr.. Drouillard of Los Angeles is a
recent arrival at Hotel Redondo.
Mrs. w. Moffat and son have taken
a cottage on Ocean front.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ostrander of Iowa are
spending a few weeks at the beach.
The contingent at Sacramento
Roost" is composed of the following
Mr.. and Mrs. Backrath, Mr.. and Mrs.
Gorham, Mr.. and Mrs. Shields, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wooley, Mr.. and Mrs. Fair. Mr..
and Mrs. Ross.
Miss L. M. Bond is at Redondo for
the season.
The ladies Of the Congregational
church are preparing for concert to
be given in the near future.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-13
TERMINAL

Miss Adele Gray of Los Angeles is
at the Cadwalader enjoying few
weeks vacation.
Mrs. w. H. Mitchell of Los Angeles
was among the visitors this week at
Terminal.
Miss Georgia Lambourn of Los An
geles is at Terminal this week.
Mrs. M. Norberg and family of Los
Angeles have located at the Glenburnie
Mrs. C. Silent of Los Angeles is
among the guests of the Glencairn
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roth Hamilton spent
couple of days at Terminal this week
Miss Polda Heimann is down from
Los Angeles visiting her parents at
Terminal.
Miss f. r. Cooley was in Los Angeles
this week.
The Priscilla club met at the residence
of Mrs. M. Moss Tuesday and trans
acted business of a social nature after
which refreshments were served.
Mrs. j. x. Ferguson and family Of
Terminal. accompanied by their guest.
Mrs. C. d. Rooklidge of Salt Lake,
formed a pleasant outing party at
Catalina last Tuesday
C. Sweet of Terminal has purchased
Major Jones' cottage for $250O and will
occupy it permanently.
Mrs. A. Adams and daughter OF Los
Angeles are enjoying quiet and rest at
Terminal
Miss Helen Nevln Of Los Angeles is
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-13

Then the father. breaking the adnin-
istrators seal, viii find himself rich
beyond his dreams Of wealth but desti-
tute IN the love Of his son. and the old
mother, sitting IN the shade Of the yuia
at evening, will await the time when
the great joss sees At to take her to
him, while she whispers "Ai-ye. Ai-ye.
may the hand Of shaka strike quickly.
for my son is gone and with him my
soul"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-13
VENICE

The annual outing of the University
club Of Los Angeles held here yester-
day was attended by about $50 mem
bers and friends of the organization.
The day was spent merrymaking, the
festivities concluding with spread,
and fairly successful attempt to
carry through the following extraor-
dinary program. Address to class, DIR.
w. G. Patterson, How to Take Medi-
cine;" valedictory, by class leader,
Little County Gates. "Come, My Com
rade, Fear No Foes" duet. Willie
Trask and Willie Hunsaker, 1.-THE Hea-
venly Twins" oration, Abbot Kinney,
doge OF Venice, "Ships That Don't Pass
in the Night" solo (by request), Eddie
North, class poet, Under the Bamboo
Tree" grafton, Prof. Wordsworth,
member of faculty, Brace Up, My
Lads, There Is Something in the World
Besides Craft" solo, Doc MacGowan,
Saw My Leg Off"
The Pasadena board of trade and
the merchants association will join
hands in an all-day outing to be held
here on August "a. The morning will
be devoted to field sports, and aquatics
will be a feature of the afternoon.
Fireworks and dancing will conclude
the days festivities.
Mrs. J. Vandegrift of Riverside, ac-
companied by her daughters, the Misses
Josephine and Nellie Vandegrift. are
here for a months stay.
Prof. and Mrs. G.. w. Monroe of
Whittier, with their daughter Muriel,
are temporarily domiciled on Florence
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Storrs of Pomona
are among recent arrivals who will
spend a short vacation at the canvas
city.
Rev. Malcom j. Mcleod and family
of Whittier are here for six weeks
stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Lunceford of
San Bernardino have arranged for
summer quarters at the canvas city.
Miss Mabel Schneider of Pasadena
was visitor at "Fellowship Tent"
early in the week.
Rev. e. StiIlwell of Los Angeles is a
recent arrival
''Hoosiers Roost'' is the title Of j. e.
Stearns' camp in the tent city.
William Garland of Los Angeles and
Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Mcmahon of Rands-
burg are registered at the st. Marks
hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. L. Doheny of Los
Angeles, accompanied by their son,
p. Il. Loheny, jr., Charles Bailey and
Louise Marks. spent day here re-
Gently.
Mrs. A. c. Humphreys of Los Ange-
les Is a guest at the st. Marks hotel.
Mrs. e. L. Anderson of Bakersfield is
a regular attendant at the assembly
meetings.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. w. Kaufman of
Pomona and their daubhters, the
Misses Florence and Marguerite, are
summering in one OF the new villas.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Sherwood OF
Los Angeles are domiciled in the can
vas city.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. C. Thorne of Los
Angeles are here for a two weeks
sojourn.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. Rice. Miss Mar
garet Rice and Mrs. r. L. Serve COM
pose jolly quartet OF vacationists en-
joying tenting privileges.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-13
PARENTS WAIT IN VAIN
FOR SON, WONG SUEY
PITIFuL LETTER FOUND ON BODY
OF POOR LAUNDRYMAN
Seven Hundred Dollars Saved for Ex-
penses Of Trip to Old Home VIII
Not GLADDEN. Hearts Of Aged
Couple In China

Back across the waters, thousands Of
miles over land and sea, the body of
Wong Suey, former laundryman of Los
Angeles, is to be borne by the loving
hands of his countrymen, that, accord
ing to the traditions of his country,
Wong may find his eternal resting
place In the little consecrated spot Of
ground, just outside the paddy fields
Of his fathers cottage.
The story of the tragic death of the
laundryman came to light yesterday
when Public Administrators McGarvin
filed information regarding the estate
of the deceased Celestial. Roughly the
papers in the case were tossed about
until small odd looking letter was
found, covered with Chinese characters
and when an interpreter was found and
the letter deciphered, the tender mis-
sive from the aged father of Wong
was placed among the effects to be sent
back over the sea.
"Come back, o my son; thy fathers
house is as though the night were con-
tinually upon us and we feel no sun
shine" was the cry of the feeble parent.
MANY months hast thou been gone
from among thy people and we mourn
for thee. Put aside the money that has
tempted you from your little home and
make ready to return to the home of
thy boyhood. Come back to the little
rice field, my boy, back to the little gar
den at the front of our little cottage,
where thy mother was wont to fondle
thee as thou played beneath the great
yula shrub.
Prays for Safe Journey
might after night we have prayed
for thee, my son. When the gray nuns
crept out from the monastery on the
hill to watch the blood red sun dip to
the shades of evening we have placed
the little bowl of rice before the image
Of the great joss that safe journey back
to us might be thy portion.
"Come soon, my little one. Beware
of the wiles of the white woman and
stop not to become wealthy, for a
wealth of love is awaiting thee at thy
home. Come ere thy father passes the
silent river into the great unknown,
where Confucius demands my coming"
Two days after receiving this letter
Wong met with an accident in his
laundry and with the tender missive
clasped tight to his lips while the
bright color slowly waned from his
eyes. there in the soft glow of the red
candles, beneath the image of the god
he worshiped, Wong passed away.
Wong had saved $500, small for
tune in the land of paradise over the
ocean, and this will be sent to the old
father and mother. In the meantime
the body of Wong lies in vault in the
old Chinese burying grounds awaiting
removal to the little spot in his fathers
garden while great steamer is carry
ing a sad missive across the wave to
Canton, where the monthly arrival of
the rice boat from up-country will re-
ceive 1t and take 1t to the village of
Kow Sang, twelve miles to the west.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-13
OCEAN PARK

Jerome Toy. editor of the California
Tourist, and DR.. M. Osborne of the
Santa Fe medical staff were the guests
OF honor at dinner party held at the
Casino roof garden early in the week.
Mrs. Mary WetenhalI OF Los Ange-
les. with her daughter Clara Louise
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-13

M. J. McGarry, Joseph Scott, Joseph
ningham, M. J. Dwyer and Francis
Haggerty Bishop Conaty will be pres
ant and make the address of the day.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-13
RUNAWAY CAUSED
BY A NOISY AUTO
Driver for Truck Company Risks Life
to Restrain Frightened
Horse

Following out the general policy OF
being unmindful of the rights of others
to the streets, an autoist drove his ma
chine in front Of horse driven by
Philip Pierce OF $40 South Olive street
yesterday morning and caused run
away. Had 1t not been for the heroic
action on the part OF W. G. Allen, a
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-13
New Hata Make Hair GRAY

Mrs. styles-Do you think wearing
hats makes ones hair gray7
Mr.. styles-Why yes; wearing the
expensive ones you do have made my
hair gray.-New York Daily News.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-11
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