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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-05-07
Former Chancellor Kelly.

To the Editor of The Age Herald
Dear Sir:-1n the splendid report in your
paper of the proceedings of the CONNER
oial club, your reporter usually so ac-
eurate. made an error, altogether unin-
territorial which I regret to say, does me
somewhat of an injustice in this: after
referring to the fact that after the bust
ness of the club was over, / being called
upon to make short address upon the
work of the club, he referred to me as
from Admission
While | appreciate the kindly intent
and tone of the reference. I beg to state
that while proud of formerly residing in
Admission, where my previous life was
spent, and whose people were ever kind
and generous to me, often honoring me
with their confidence and esteem and
suffrage, having completed my official
term as chancellor of the Northeastern
chancery division of Alabama; on January
the 18th, turned my face to Birmingham,
attracted here by her superior advantages
and located here for the practice of law,
with offices in the First National Bank
building. Soon afterward Joined the Com
mercial club, and | expect to join, either
actually or in heart everything that has
for its object the upbuilding of Birmng-
ham. And here, Mr.. Editor, I expect TIC
live, and labor to advance the interests
of the Birmingham district, earnestly hop
ing that her people will use me. to that
end, in whatever manner l can be OF
service.
This is my home and here I hope soon
to bring those who love me. These are
my peope-for them | shall earnestly la
Dor, and in my own modest unassuming
way, till lifes burdens grow heavy; and
then expect to rest where the lurid
glare of her furnaces lights up the night
and the hum of her busy life, makes the
music that lulls to rest, the tired bodies
of her faithful workers.
Sincerely.
RICHARD h. KELLY,
Birmingham. May 6, 1906.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-05-07
Celebrate schiller's Memory.

Berlin, May 6.-Schiller's memory Will
be celebrated on Tuesday. the Tooth an
niversary of his death. in every city and
university town in Germany. No fewer
than twenty-three public observances VIII
take place In Berlin The principal one
under the direction of the Berlin univer-
sity will be held at the Royal opera
house. and Crown Prince Frederick Will
liam will be present. Ambassador Tower
will represent the American universities
at the exercises which will be most
simple.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-05-07
Emperor William Much improved.

Berlin. May 6-Telegrams from Karl
sruh, where Emperor William arrived last
evening. describe him as much benefited
by his Mediterranean trip his naturally
pale fare having become really Drowned
by exposure to the southern sun. On
Monday the Emperor goes to Strassburg
fol- several days automobiling.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-05-07
Hugo Statue Unveiled.

Hugo presented by the Franco-Italian
league of Paris to the city of Rome, was
unveiled today at the Villa Borghez in
the presence of King Victor Emmanuel,
the French delegates, the French am
bassador, the ministers of foreign af-
fairs and public instruction, and many
other distinguished guests. The statue,
which is of Carrara marble, and eight feet
high, is the work of the Sculptor Pal
los
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-05-07
Postoffice Amendments.

Washington, May 6-(Special.) -Post-
masters appointed: Larkins' Landing.
Jackson county, Lucinde e. Snodgrass:
Resale, Jackson county. Ira 70. Breland.
Rural free delivery routes 7 and or
dered established June Is at Ozark. Dale
county, serving 1928 people and 295 houses.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-05-07

Monday morning and will ,ale up the
trial of the jury criminal cases There
are a number of cases on the docket and
their trial will probably consume several
days The most important cases set for
hearing are the state VS.. G. ID. Nelson,
charged with killing Robert McGhee, and
the state VS.. o. A. Little. charged with
shooting President Sweeney of the Mine
Workers local at Blue Creek.
Beavers Entertainment.
The Bessemer lodge of eBavers have ar
The Bessemer lodge of Beavers have ar
interesting entertainment for next Tues
day night, Wednesday matinee and night,
at the Beavers hall. The attraction will
be the appearance of Annie May Abbott.
known as the Little Georgia Magnet"
Miss ABBOTT has given performances of
her remarkable feats all over the south
and everywhere made great hits Miss Alb
bolt seems to possess some supernatural
power, which she uses with most pleasing
effect.
Personal and General.
The ladies of the st. Aloysius church
are making extensive arrangements for
the bazaar to be given at the armory on
May IL. u and 10. The bazaar will open
with a concert under the direction of Miss
Minnie Cahill The following are the COM
mittees:
Miss Cahil and Miss Reynolds, supper
table.
Mrs. Connolly and Mrs. Mccarthy, fancy
table.
Mrs. Cleesaon and Miss Davitt ice
cream booth
Mrs. Hays, grab bag.
Dinner and supper will be served each
day.
The series of revival services in prog
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-08-02


Attorney julius Staab is back from
an extended trip to Chicago and other
eastern points.
Mrs. Ada Morley, who conducts a
fine ranch in the Datil mountains of
Socorro county, is in the city.
f. l.. Zander purchasing agent of
the American Lumber company, left
last night for business trip to To
peka, Kan.
Mrs. John T. Mclaughlin has moved
into her handsome new home at the
corner of Twelfth street and Mar
quette avenue.
Attorney George S. Klock was a
passenger for Santa Fe this morning,
where he went to attend to important
legal business.
George c. Cowles, superintendent of
the factories of the American Lumber
company, left last night for an ex-
tended trip to Detroit and other north
eIn points. While away Mr.. Cowles
will visit his old home at Saginaw,
Micn.
Leon Lamm, member of the cloth
ing firm of Lamm & Co., Chicago, is
.
Mr.. Lamm resided in Albuquerque
about ten years ago, and has many
friends here who are pleased to see
him again.
Secretary Sellers of the fair asso-
citation, has received a letter from the
Francis stock farm, Newton, Kan,
asking for stall room for two car loads
of high grade Durham and Hereford
bulls, which will be on exhibition and
for sale at the fair grounds.
Colonel w. H. Greer, accompanied
by E. j. Niles, capitalist of Los An
geles, who has been his guest for sew
eral days, left last night for visit
to the colonels big cattle ranches in
the southern part of the territory.
The gentlemen will be gone week.
Mrs. ]. r. Price, and son, Robert,
who visited Colorado Springs and
other well known summer resorts of
the Centennial state, returned to the
city last night, accompanied by Mrs.
| Price, who came in from Cleveland,
Ohio, and joined them in Colorado.
Louisa M. Maynard and husband,
yesterday gave a warranty deed to
| Joseph Givonadan, ct al, for lot 10,
and ten feet of lot II, block N, Man
dell B. & r. addition to the city of
Albuquerque, with the improvements
thereon. The consideration was $3.50
The report published in the daily
papers to the effect that new swim
ming pool, 60x150 feet, had been com
pleted at the university, appears tc
have been a mistake. The large tanE
that was mistaken for a swimming
pool is no more than an irrigation res
lervoir, constructed for the purpose
of furnishing water to irrigate tn,
trees on the campus. The reservoi
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-08-02

FRUITS AND VEGETABLES,
FRESH EVERY DAY. AT MALOY'S.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-08-02

BICYCLES AT COST.
HIGH GRADE COLUMBIA AND
BICYCLES AT COST,
FOR THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS.
HOUSTON, 119 Gold Ave.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-08-02
ITALIANS LEG BROKEN
In PECULIAR ACCIDENT

Lewis Resonos, an Italian, employ
ed as a track layer at Gallup by the
Santa Fe railway company was
brought to Albuquerque this morning
on No. 2 and taken to st. Joseph's
hospital for treatment He was suf-
fering from broken leg.
The unfortunate man sustained the
injury in a very peculiar manner. He
states that while working along side
the railway track yesterday morning,
a wagon loaded with logs drove past
and when the wagon was directly op-
posite him, one of the logs rolled off
the top.
The log struck him on the right hip
and knocked him to the ground and he
sustained the entire weight of the
heavy timber ON the right leg. The
bones of the leg were fractured in
several places and it required splint
made of a quarter inch board to hold
the injured extremity in place.
When the train arrived here this
morning, o. w. Strong's Sons ambu-
| lance was at the station and Resonos
was at once removed to the hospital,
where he will be taken care of until
he RECEIVERS from the injury.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-08-02

will be used i'm connection with the
windmill and will also furnish water
for the steam heating plant.
Irving Hale. who recently returned
to the city from st. Joseph, Mo-, has
returned to his first love, that OF a
fire laddie. and has joined the Albu-
querque fire department. Mr.. Hale
was formerly a member of the local
department and is an experienced fire
man.
Jose Montana. a laborer, while as
ssting in unloading telephone poles
from a railroad car yesterday after
noon, had the index finger on his left
hand mashed completely off. Although
a very painful injury, it is not seri-
one. He will be compelled to desist
from work for several weeks as a
consequence.
e. C. Allen. who recently resigned
as manager of the Albuquerque Gas,
Electric Light q Power company, left
mast night for the camps of the Amer
ican Lumber company in the Zuni
mountains, where he will superintend
the construction of the telephone line
that will connect the various camps
of the company.
George c. Bowman, for the past
year the deputy internal revenue col
lector, stationed in Arizona, returned
to this city this morning and may re-
side here in the future. Mr.. Bowman
has been down in southern California
the past thirty days taking ocean
baths and having a good time gener-
ally.
Misses Elnora and Emma Segelke,
who have been visiting their cousin,
Miss Carrie Neher, left this morning
on No. for their home in Nebraska.
The Misses Daisy and Rose Huntzin-
ger will accompany them as far as
Pueblo, Colo, where they will visit a
sister for few weeks.
Tomorrow evening, Mrs. C. L..
Brooks, Mrs G. II. Frost and Mrs.
Mabel Himoe will leave the city for
San Francisco. The ladies will re-
main a week or so at the Golden
Gate" city and then go to Los An
geles, where they will visit the ad-
iacent sea coast resorts. They will
be absent the month of August.
Mr. and Mrs. Theo. Muensterman,
as announced a few days ago, re.
Gently returned from a stay of over a
year in Italy. This morning Mr.
Muensterman was rather talkative
and in the conversation, said3 "Peo
pie may call Italy a sunny country
but New Mexico has more sunny days
in three months than Italy has in q
whole year" They did not like ths
country, for business or otherwise
and both were glad when they re
turned to the United States.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-08-02

We always keep up the highest
standard in quality, style and finish,
in our footwear, and give values that
will appeal to you. We are Offering
better shoes for the same money than
you can buy from others, but not the
same shoes for less money, as our
shoes have distinctive features that
will make them comfortable filters
and substantial wearers. Give them a
trial and you will be convinced. c.
Mays Shoe Store, 314 West Railroad
avenue.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-08-02
H0STETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS

to restore this important organ to its
wonted vigor. Then why not start to-
day? For over so years it has been
curing Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Cos
tiveness, Billiousness, Poor Appetite,
Cramps and Diarrhoea. Try 1t and
see.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-08-02
ARRIVAL OF TRAINS.

No. I, from the east, $3.50 p. m.
No. Z, from the east, IL m.
No. s, from the west, 6:45 p. m.
No. 2, from the west, 1855 a. m.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-08-02
Local and
Personal
WEATHER INDICATIONS.

Partly cloudy tonight and tomor-
row, with local thunder storms In the
southern portion Of territory.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-08-02
PLENTY TO EAT

But no appetite, well describes the
condition of thousands of persons.
Their stomachs have gone back on
them" but it only requires a fair trial
of the famous
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-08-02

Mrs. S. X. White and son, George,
left this afternoon for Winslow, where
they will visit Mrs G. L. Flynn, a
sister of Mrs. White. The ladies will
go to the Grand Canyon in few days.
The daily tribune., 1905-11-18

1KEIfro4 FouND7 4 h
ksssoa ~ Aand On : 6ll slall a
|ias III. Arkanais river y u 3lee} -
morning By J. ". Thsnpse.. abe.s
so yasda bsisv sAs Asxa q, RssAlas4
while hs WIS eestins weed. The
bod wss ssYsgsd and the ias.al bsPss
would indiosss that they ars thoss
ot . young psrson. Tho boonssi u ~
lower sxtrsnisiei were ssasiy III
-hnrisd In the sana and judging from
she position, II which thAa bssss ] ~
u Il thought the Leo wsrs wrapped
andsr stick in the river and in this
way bssams fastened. Bssids tAs'
homes wss, found nscksis aed :
pair of shoes By some II hsssht
the sanains are pnssibly thoss q
Raymond Minister. the Canon Oity'
lad who became ovsrbalasosd while
lAriatins wood in the river daring the
high water Of ,iais spriss. Dr.. Paz-yl
ton and Omcsr 0rssn went 10 PERT
Land and brought the bones 70 this
oity. a9S s;ssgF aix E.a
The daily tribune., 1905-11-18
KloAED TO DEATH-rh. body,,

KlUkED TO DEATH-Ths body sf
Thomas p. Goodman who was kicked
By > horse Is earseans Thursday
night. the injury causing bis death.
survived II this city X > e'clsok this
rhornIns snd va taken y ths Dsihest
Undertaking parlors. Deceased was
sa yeAu sf 49,. y His twifs r,sidsp in
shis oity. He was N old timer n
Colorado and wss vsll ksova ever
the state. Recently he has rssiasd
on . ranch sear Gunnisca. Hs was .
member Of The Local ledge of Elks
asd shs faseral services will be sndsr
the auspiess Of this ISdss at , e'oiook
Sunday afssrnoon from The Dsibert
undertaking parlors. s@s''-"
The daily tribune., 1905-11-18
The Exact Thing Required 70
; Constipation. ,sjr

: "As certain pursativs ispd steusch
ipuri6sr Ohamberlain's Stomach and
Tablets sssH 70 bS the eiset thing 70
quifed, strshg enoogh fus ~ u,sst 70
bust, yet mild soough and sals for chill
|drsn and Without that tsshbls griping
% common TO most pufgaHvss." say B.
g. Webster 4 o., Udosa, Ontario, Can
ada. Pr sale by an dealers. IT.
The daily tribune., 1905-11-18

Asw wALK-rhs radsavsr 80.
eisty Of tbs Prssbytsriss church are
getting ready 70 lay . osnsst side
walk ArosnA the church. Il locks
veil v ~ tlss ,esss vsepls svsks
70 this nseh pssdsd inprevsusns
They ars The afst. whieh church will
b. pext,
The daily tribune., 1905-11-18
;Herb ". Edvar& IAtared.

Herb W. Edwards, Of De- Aeines. Ia.
got fall % an 10y walk last winter.
sprainins ~ vrisS and beS1lns his
knees. "rhs next day" BE- says, "they
were % ssrs and stiff I was afraid I
would have 70 stay In bsd, bat rubbed
thsu vel vitA Ckanbsslala's Pain
Balm and. sfSss . ~ app,ieAtieos I'll
soreness had disappsarsd." Per sals BY
oil dealers. tts
The daily tribune., 1905-11-18

RUDE BOYB-Thses aFs . sanbss
Of ruds hoys -.hA eoasinsaily -tAnsa.
i,,s Jean ,wstsbassh q wsss rlsrsscs
BY writing With oh.ik Spoa bis bsrs
words Of ~ ohsoens ehsrastsr. This
is ssrsosiy Asat.ss shs isv asa Y shs
pss1srtassss ass eassht " VIII ~
mighty hard wAh ahe.. n. ws.s.
hsssh has ssoA sdss Who ths beys
are aad 70 osly waiting 70 easoh
them IN the ~. n ~ 5ss - 80 3,
The daily tribune., 1905-11-18

Ranily beeelsd bssr pints er qsasts,
By the oase d6Iivsrsd as your dor b
John wsstsnridsf. 10 :. Main.
Phens black eol. NJ,
The daily tribune., 1905-11-18

- Mrs.. B. w. Evans, Clsarsatsr, Kama,
writes: "My husband lay sick for three
month";. The doctors said b. had qnick
consumption. We procured q bottle Of
DallArd's HofsAspnd Syrup and It cured
him. That was ak years ago. Since
then No have a'ways ksp+ . tsttIs In ths
house. We cannot do without 1t. For
coughs and colds 4 has no equal" 16c.
60c and q. Sold by Florence Palace
Pharmacy and A.A. Huh tts
The daily tribune., 1905-11-18
ALLEGED BANK ,ss :.
ROBBER CAUGHT
Confined nom pass ~,


tContinrsd nom peg ~
y thss aid good wssa IL (kaAlse !
~ that was so'bedly wanted This
= ens Of ths rssuie Of shs nsw oelo-
ssdo Police assoeiasioa. organized
T. ealida . few weeks ago. @
Ooinsr claims that b. ,found the
3eoHs On ono Of the most crowded
xsss Of the Utah city. This
atsnsnt be witt hsve ~ prove BE-
IRE he can convince ths authoritiss
thaa be- Il not the man who, entered
~ bank and took the ohscke.
Il The valastion Of the checks run
Aeu ec oeats p $4,000. The larssss
asd BY ths New York Life In
fanoe company on one Of the New
nrk banks and made payable 70
Asy Eta Horton and .was tor
q 900. Her husband died in Salt
Like and the Bit Of paper was for the
6nouns Of insurance that be carried
II her favor. vi :
I, There were, seventy i've checks In
% twelve different envelopes. An.
ssher oheok was issued BY the United
etates treasury In New York and was
p favor Of 8. d. sturgis. Capt A.
q. and IL for elSs IS. The Home In.
vsstnsut company Of New York sent
. cbeok for $50 70 WaAArd Hanson.
end this ID in the bunch. Some Of
Ne other larger oheOks we're 10 favor
g 8. Frisdu An for $3.50 and drawn
en The Greenwich bank Of New York |;
4. II. Tsabody. $3.50 on . Ia Grands
Ore, bank. 6ome Of the checks call
tor y apd others for more than =
hundrsA. is "a as .aff1lsi ,. "a
In saoh envelope vas . statement
q the amount Of the checks enclosed
ard eaah envelope contains . shortage
4 several dollars. In one instance
ths invoice showed thas in eoe On.
.yelops el.a3ap had bean enclosed and
whom. taken from Coiaer By. the
edaosn the ssns envslops contained
nst more thsn e150. Another one
originally contained ei.5s6 ~ and
there vas . shortage here also. Al.
together thers must have bssn . short.
- Of about y, 900. b,
Thass checks were, Issued on funds
II kaaks iron all over ths country
asd were ns1s payable 70 people in
Salt Lake Oity. They were all cash.
ID b. ths Oonmsroisl National hank
Of thas city and wsrs being ssns On 10
The haaks spon which they wsfs
issssd, b ths So II Lats institutiou
fer eollsstioa. Had thsy not have
bses discovered ths Sslt Lake bank
woaN hAys bssn the loser. At tbs
tine q tho robbery the papsrs printed
lsos s>oris, Of the oseusrsnos "a IN.
! tie diA the poIios q thh sisY behave
- Ne tt.s saas shs rsbbsr wssld
have bssn pisksA mp Asrs. II Is qstss
likely tassr S9sets m b s.6saan.
TALLY ssvA.1Sa ~ ~ Csanssoisl
hask. bss ESw nssh sbsy viii ~.
osivs - ~ = ssasst a this
'ins. Als5s1 20, a. , fit1A
csissf 60 .hsrs fsen Cripple
0rssk xfussdaV syeeisa asa VI.
dsplsy ~w6S .ssSssAs.." As net ~
with issal prtss ashtsr wbs fur.
pishad bin with nossv with which
70 biy hinsslf nsals asd bsd
rtsfsSAs sfaht Whoever sscsrsd
tbs sAstks freo Ne hoax vas ~ a.
psst q ths tsstnsss. The ssdesss.
nsnts Of the Utah bank hsd besa
srassd With asiAs ed thss the sans
Il ~ pAyss saAofssd. sa 4tr s1cr
AltAsssh Coisss olAins v hsvs
fosiA tae oAscas tbs facs skss ssos
Of then ass missing asd they bsisa
In bis possssiesn wosM indicate thai
be is We rsbbsr. 80, e.t..,
SSlsadid 1ssseal 0rgaaiIatien.
The Oeserovs -Orchsstra %. which
I an~,ens>A u Ah> uo~.>n~ c~>v~ ho~ss
The daily tribune., 1905-11-18

Cake end candy ssls q n. &
Lewis grocery store Saturday after
noon oonnsasln& at : o'clock. $50
The daily tribune., 1905-11-18

rosnd Of plsasure. The Cosgrovss
viii always In future draw . big
house In Florence.
The daily tribune., 1905-11-18
Beet Linimsnt ON Earth.

Hsnsy D. nAldvin. osSx 0iy Visss
Works, Shuiisbufs. Wb- w'isss; Il have
tsisd naane ,1y4s = lansst; bst 7 hsvv
nsvss recsivsd mueh bsosdt until I ueed
Ballard's Goor llninsat ~ FhsspAsiso
and psirs. Y'Jkink 4 ~ ~ hlshSnt
on earth. 80. eoo asA q. Ss,d by Tiss.
snss Paiass PGsss6su ~ "a Asil. ~
The daily tribune., 1905-11-18

Ths AsssA sysesrs II ~ aAzkst an
v b bed q W. OsotsA naskst. -.
The daily tribune., 1905-11-18

Mis- sssis Biaeknss. psblis sssos
srsphss asd typsssritsr. Johhsos bloc
The daily tribune., 1905-11-18

They will never b % sbsAp again
Whatf Roses. es.6
The daily tribune., 1905-11-18
SSlsadiA lgssseal 0rgaaisatiea.
The Ooagrovs Orchsstss %. vhic

SIlsndia 1sa1eal Organisatieo.
The oesGrovs orchsstrs %. which
Appeared 10 th. Hosssoa opera hesss
last svssisS u ooe of ths nnsst sssi.
81 efGanisasisa shas ever visited this
oil1. "A ~ sstsodADos M hsA net-
Iish s1ise tbs opsss hssss is ses
soeplstsd and the opera ohairs not
u E,ass. ssill NJ. Asssssa hsstisA
A1ssnd ssd seosrsd ssosgh chairs for
lsSs nights psrfornanos. Apd y The
feso 10 hsAasd By sssan md lighted
b slsetrieisy II was vsSy oooiorl.
ale. Ths erohssGra seIso>ioss Wsss
fse1sesd In . manner seldom hsard n
= tevn sf this siss. Ths sovslsy
nsAbsss wsss HEARTILY saoessA Aiss
01asiss. sbs vSoalist. Nd kis Ksas.
~. ~ ssss1ps. ~ talented sssssss.
4, ,sAsis va pcsvSA . is.sistass IN
sAeir respective linss. NJ. Weeds.
W. medical v:oaAsr. dslighAsd all.
TAs -ss1lss pssssaa ~ rsasivsl b
~ sslissss With - seselsss1
The daily tribune., 1905-11-18

Fer seA aad fseA - xilla,. rs.
transfef naA." phoue %. ~,
The daily tribune., 1905-11-18
Nodcs.

Notics.
Bids viii b. fscsivsd In the odIcs
Of The Secretary Of School Distgsoo
No. .. Flossocs, Colorado. sntil MOI
day. Nov. sOth. 1905. for the fsrsish.
Ing Of sppsoximstsly oos hundred
tons Of lump coal clssnsd and black.
ssn,eisnt kisdlisg wood for the 49,
Dos cut In proper length and nsasarsA
~ dosbls sidsboard wagon lsada.
Each bidder must specify froa whsss
the coal will b secured. The distrsos
Essssvss shs right 70 rs3sos aoy I'D
all bids.
0REELY DRAPER. sse'y
Is 81 School Distrtcs No ..
Bids Wanted.
BiAs for sidewalks ~, b Isid On
Wsst ksin AsA VEST YirA street viii
- resolved q The once ef shs city
clerk not lssaF than ?. =. Monday.
Nov. %. ieoe. -
The eity reserves the right 70 rs5sss
ooy OF al DI0o.
BY order Of the Oity Oounoil Nov.
-. 1905
|r,, NAY JOHNSON,
es.s7 oityf fCIssk
7 ~ so ttii Nsties.
rhs pssssatasios Of ths laros aasse.
sohsan pipe in ths wisdew q ~
0rsss Srest eissr ssors will eosas
Dssardso svssise. Nev. 10. . .
s's'ess.y ~ 'es.M
1rsseh, German aAA Spanish
1assht by W. lAAsse nsehoas. "A.
1sss I Q. q. NIX Asis. oAssa
oliv. oe,s. ~
The daily tribune., 1905-11-18

Try Velvet noar Hsdlsy Nero. Go
bl.7o
The daily tribune., 1905-11-18

Tr,s.ss vass ~ Mig sssa,A.
The daily tribune., 1905-11-18

Have yop tsisd shoss home ned
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The daily tribune., 1905-11-18
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