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Svenska monitoren., 1905-02-17
International Harvester Co

International Harvester Co.
at New Jersey, som ar en- trust,
som inkorporerats med 40 mil.
lioner dollars kapital, och omfat
tar ALA landets stora fabriker for
tillverkning af skordemaskiner,
star i fara att blifva behandlad pa
Stamina satt som k%ottrusten blef
Diet. Trxsten ar EFT foretag, som
bildats af Morgan tillika med Ge-
orge w. Perkins, Cyrus Mo Cor
mick och Charles Deering och har
vid atskilliga transaktioner drifvit
ALA de mindre fabrikerna ut ur
marknaden. NJ haiva farmarena
Northwestern yrkat pa att gene
raladvokaterna i &c olika staterna
skola upptrada mot trusten, och
Montanas hogsta domstol har re.
dan utfardat en- injunction mot
trusten och forbiuder den att CORA
aharer i Montana.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-02-17

Diet skulle komma derhan, att
norrmannen vile upplosa den.
Bakom kronprinsen skulle sta -
tyske~ kejsaren. bet berattas som
EFT rykte, att Diet for hera ar sedan
ingStts en- ofverenskommelse
mellan dem. att Tyskland skulle
ingripai handslse Norge skulle
forsoka losbryta sig fran unionen
Det talas ocksa mycket ON ryskt
inhytande i Norge. Ryssland
beSkylles for att hafva ledt Norge
han mot unionens upplSsning i
hopp ON att denna och Diet der
med foljande forsvagandet at Sve
rige och Norge skulle gifva Ryss
land tillfalle att komma at de is
fra hamnar i Norge. som pastas
var dess onskemal.
Detta ar naturiigtvis bara poli-
tiska kannstoperier och atergiives
harmed som sadana. bet fullt
faktiska ar endast att konsulats-
forhandiingarne blitvit afbrutna,
att forhallandet mellan de fore
pade rikena ar ytterst spandt SAINT
att man fruktar EFT forsok till
unionens upplosning.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-02-17
Entered at the Post Office at siouxCity
Iewa. as second class mail matter.

EN- profet i York. Pa, vic
mann Lee 'Spangler, hvilker
vunnit EN- viss ryktbarhet for sins
projection ON kommande store
tilldragelser, har ma kungjor,
sina projection for ar 1905. "
meddela for kuriositetens skull
foljande utdrag:
Eve Ryssland! Det gar ha-
stigt sin dom till notes. Folke,
kommer att kasta k~ejsardomet
ofveranda. Den kejserliga ia
miljen och adelns ledande med.
lemmar komma att mordas och
blifva foremal for Store grymhe-
ter an dem de hafva tillfogat Diet
ryska folket. Landet kommer
att uppdelas i sma republiker
och valriken, hvilka standigt
komma att liggai field med hvar-
andra, tills verlden kommer till
en- anda 1908.
Den stora fack, SON visat sig
pa solen, forebadar stora ting.
Den betyder uppror, pestilentia
och naturliga katastrofer pa jor-
den. Utbrottet af uppreret i
Ryssland ar endast en- gnista.
Den kommer att upplaga i en- cid
som skall sprida sig Oliver hela
jorden. F0renta Staterna skail
icke slippa undan. De varsta
upplopp i nationens historic
komma att intraffa i ar, och Diet
blir EFT ar at strejker bland verl-
dens ALA stora industriidkande
nationer. Manga stora eldsva-
dor skola inraffa i Forenta Sta
terna, och forsakringsbolagen
komma att Ida stora f0rluster.
/ Ryssland skola revolutionistsr-
ma griPa till brandfacklan, da de
fatt mera makt."
bet var ju ratt trakiga och
nedslaende protection Diet der.
Men som en- sorts ersattning lof-
var profeten oss en- tidig var.
dock kan han Ell lata bli att for
atspa en- tori seminar, som skall
odelagga a~rsvaxten. Och sd
skola forskrackliga jordbafningar
intraffa ofverallt pa iorden.
Verldens st0rsta flesohska ar
bette mast bibeln kommer i ar att
Sc verldens ljus. Forfattaren ar
en- hittills obekant man, Son lief.
yer j sma omstandigheter, Men
han kemmer att blifva en- warm,
personlig van till president Roo
sevelt.
Den, som lefver, far Sc.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-02-17
Smartsamma brannsar

lindras ogonblickligt och helas ~fulIkom-
ligt af Bucklen's Arnica Salye. c.. Ri
venbark, Jr., i Norfolk. Va, skrifver. jag
brande mitt kna lila att Diet uppstod bla
sor ofyerallt pa detsamma. Bucklen's Ar
MICA Salve stillade smirtan och helado
Diet utan cit arr. Helar afveu ALA andra
slags sar. DOC. hos Lungren Il Andveen
apotekare. Sioux City, Ia.
Stormfonster och Stormdorrar
hos Spalding, bradhandlaren.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-02-17
Glitter j f0dan.

M8hapda inser Nj ej att manga glitter
forarsakande smirta funnits i elder f0da.
men en- vacker dag far Nj mahanda EFT
anfall af dyspepsia, som skall 0fvertyga
eder. DR. King'sNew Life Pills. garan-
staff genom forgiftning af osmalt f0da-
eller pengarns aterbetales. Csc i Lun-
gren o. Andrews apotek. Sioux City, Ia.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-02-17
En- svar akomma forutsedd

Bet fordras endast litet f0rutseende ATT
pasta. att ca lefyern och magen iro lila
angiipna, ar en- svar akomma i sigte. der
est M 81 tager den rata medicinen for
eder sJukdom liksom Mrs John A. Young
Clay, N. T.. gjorde. Hon slger: LAG
made neuralgia / lefyern och magen HER
tat var forsvagndt, och jag knnde ej alta.
jag var mycket siuk for on lang It'd men i
Eiectfic bitters fam jag just hvad jag
oshoide, ty de ~astadkommo hastigt lind
slng och ootade mig. Bdsta medicinen
i1r sVega qyipuor. Saljes under garanti
/ Lungren q Andreens apotek SION
City. Ia. for SOC Alaskan.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-02-17
ovarderlig i hemmet.


af agenterna for Diet gamla, be-
romda ortmedlet, DR. Peters Ku-
riko, sager bland annat j EFT BRET
till fabrikanten: Jag kan icSe
saga att DR. Peters Kuriko utf0rt
nagot mirakel, men EFT ar jag
viss ON, och Diet ar, att de, som
begagna medicinen och hatva
den i hemmet, AFRO friskare an
nagonsin tillforene. Jag SHELF Or
, EFT lefvande bevis pa hvad denna
utomordentliga medicin kan ut
rata, och tackar Gud och Elder
for den valsignelse den medf0r. .
DIR Peters Kuriko ar icxe nagot
experiment, den har begagnats !
Diver 100 ar. Den ar en- famil-
jemedicin och anvandes i tusen-
tails hem, fran Ell generation till
en- AMMAN, och den tilltager dag
ligen i ynnest. Den kan Ell er
hallas pa apotek, men endast
genom lokala agenter eller
direkt fran fabrikanten DIR.
Peter Fahrney II2-II4 South
Hoyne Ave. Chicago, Ill.
Bestallningar at tafvelramar ut
foras bast och till billigaste pris
hos Anderson & Abel.
.Onskas III Iff. Il % s s.B: RI ' 81 s!is y.
sina egna hemorter. ocksa nsgra till att resa
Tor oss. Fast plats for ~yintern eiler FOR hela
aret. Lon So 30 pr dag Palitlig frma
med stott kapital. Erfarenhot beh6fyes ickc
men CODA reierencer eriodras. Skrif till.
EE- MILLER. NH,g
27O-27S Wabarsh Ave. Chicago III.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-02-17
CYSTITIS.

bet flnnes manga orsaker. sem f5rorsa-
ka inflammation i hlasan. Bland dem
kunna namnus oonorrhea, gleet. striktur.
prostatis, sknda ia eller stem / bl8san.Det
netyder inflammation / blasonsSkansliga
slemhinna och en- okad Astounding az
sleR kastandet af urinen ar stundom
svart. ibland smaItsamt och altid for of
Ia. Denna Skomma ar alltid svar och kan
derest den forsummas eller lila behsnd-
lrs, ledas TIL a~llyarSamma komplikation-
er. Den kan alltid botas. Kom for ua-
d~ersokninp.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-02-17

Delta betyder en- brist pa sjelfk o ntroll.
som kan harleda sig fran stskIlliga orsa.
ker. ALA k0nsakommor ar denna den
NEST besvarliga. alldenstund den f6l orsa-
kar mycken nedslagcnhet och i0t ekom-
mer hos pers oner, som annais hafva EN-
fulkomlig helsa. let DIR iyckligt att dem
det bekymmer den sstadkommei. alltid
ksn botas. Jag kan / ALA fall helda PIE
Svenska monitoren., 1905-02-17
M0drar.

Stryk botar icke. ON Diet az oiorde aLulLa az
naru yata ned sangen. bet gives en- tonstitu-
uone orsak hyarfor. och jag skall sRndn eder
IN ahyisning pa Q enkel hembehnndling. som
Mrs. @. SUMMERS,
BOX y. NJ. Notre Dame. Ind.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-02-17
D5fhet kan icke botas

yh loKsla rpedel, do de cjkunna na don unrria,.
Csien az orat; Det hnnes blot ott sat att kursra.
d6fhct, och Diet CT med kcnstitrtIoneIla mndai
D0fbet f0rerEakas az cit upphetsads tilstaud az
slenhinnim 1 Diet enstachlska rbrct. Mar delta
TOR haiver intammcrat marker Nj EFT skorrande
tjud eller far en- dalig h0rsel, och mar rSret blifver
helt och hnllct taopt, ar ddfhet f6liden: ON
uIphetsniagon icke kan aflagsnas, och rBret
a,eIte SIT noraala tlllstand, VIII h6rseln yara
borta for alltld Mo utaf ITO fail f-an,kaIIa.
k3tarr, som ejer annat an EFT upphetsadt tillstand
VI VII gifya Si00 for hvarie fall az d0fhet
(t0rorsakadt AT kltarr), som Ell Kan h,,rer,s raaJ
iIall's Catarrh Cure. Skrif efter cir
ka!ar, frtt. y F.J. Cheney q Co. Toledo N
~ Saljes hos apotekare, T5c.
HALLS Famlli Pills aro do hAsta :
Svenska monitoren., 1905-02-17
Pa natten den o denne, aaed ;

ho'SSh dCl y QennsS allied 1
Oakland. Neb., FORE typografen
John Tranberg i EN- alder af y ar.
Iranberg var Todd / Boras We
stergotland, ooh Iarde typ ograf-
yrket i Sverige. Han anlande
hit till iandat So ar sedan och har
arbetat vid Hemlandct och Sven
ska Amerikanaren i Chicago SAINT
Svenska Folket i Omaha Man
har sig 81 bekant att den ahidne
egde nagra slaktingar har =
landet.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-02-17

ba mue och NEST paMa na ahaa Sioux Cym n Hni hm eMMa@h mMhaa sta
siukdorna a ta @hmh poe@nneao h hamhMaa mmaBhhh m ahg bMhm i ha FoHdem n@a
Svenska monitoren., 1905-02-17
PROSTATITIS.

Prostatan ar en- liten k6rtel belaGen nara
blsshaisen. MIR den af nagon otsak blir
inflammerad. blir den forstorad pS grund
l0rstorfng eyer rum, hlndrar. den blisans
funktloner genom tryck pa halsen och
indrar formen pa delta yigtiga organ En-
fdrstorad prostatakk0rtel fororsaeur ofta
aterkommande ut0mnipg af urinen, twin
gar den sake att stign upp ON natterna
och leder till koL1plikationer. Kom for
understanding.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-02-17
MEDELALDERS OCH
M MAN.

Manga AT edor arc besvarade med svag
rygg. smarta och svaghet / blasan och
njurarne ~forening med inpotens .delyls
eller fullstandig. Dessa tecken pa fortidig
uppl5sRing beyisa nervos syaghet andra
stadiet. Dessa fall. fastan enyisa, kunna
behandlas med ofelbar framgang.
IMPOTENS
hos unga. medelalders eller gamla min
bestar af nerves svaghet. uttUmningar.
syindelanfall. nedslagenhet. d&igt miane.
Den ar resultatet af obetanksamheter i
ungdomen eller excesser under
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-18
CHILD STEALS To
HELP THE POOR
NEW YORK MILLINERY EN-
PLoYE FORCES CHECKS
Fifteen-Year-old Margaret Connolly
Turns Her Position of Confidence
to Account by Playing
Philanthropist
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press
NEW YORK, Feb. 17.-Confessing
that she had forged many checks and
drawn on her employers bank account
since last October, Margaret Connolly,
10 years old, has been taken into Gus
tody. The child said she had used the
money, of which five or six hundred
dollars is missing, to play philanthro-
pist among the poor children living
near her home.
Her parents are dead and she lives
with an aunt. Last summer she OBJ
tanned position with Fifth Avenue
millinery establishment and proved so
bright and trustworthy that in short
time she was carrying the FIRMS money
to the bank. Balancing the book had
been neglected for some time and re-
Gently this was done. Then many
checks payable to Cash were found
which the proprietors asserted were
forged. Suspicion at last fastened on
the little errand girl and when con-
fronted by the police she owned up.
She had regularly given her salary of
SO a week to her aunt, and she had
made her little friends gifts with the
money obtained from the bank where
her imitation of the firms signature
completely deceived the tellers. The
child expressed great sorrow over her
action and it is said the milliners will
not prosecute the case.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-18
ANTI-TOXIN GIVEN FOR
SPINAL MENINGITIS
Physicians Conduct Successful Tests
at Governeur HospitaI-Con-
quers Dread Disease
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press
NEW YORK, Feb. 17.-Tests and ex-
periments conducted at Governeur hos
pital on patients suffering from cere-
bro spinal meningitis have led the doc
tors there to the belief that new and
successful treatment of the dread dis
ease has been found. The mortality of
meningitis has always been high, es-
pecially among children, and there has
been no accepted method of treatment
among medical men.
The new method consists of the in
lection of anti-toxin of diphtheria. Out
of eight cases five have been abso-
lutely cured without any subsequent
complications and two show improve
ment. The only uncertain case is
that of a girl of ten, who was at the
hospital seventeen days before she was
treated with the anti-toxin.
Particularly interesting were the
cases of three brothers from 9 to IA
years old. Another brother had died
at home after an illness of two days.
Eight thousand units of anti-toxin
were given to each boy every forty
eight hours. Two of them are now en-
tirely well and the third is improving
rapidly.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-18
oUARTERMASTER INVITES
INQUIRY INTO SHORTAGE
Capt. Lafitte of the Transport Logan
Finds Funds Are Missing and
Asks Investigation

BY Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 17.-Orders
have been issued from the war de-
partment appointing a board to in
vestigate and report on an alleged
shortage of the accounts of Captain
Jacques L. Lafitte. quartermaster of
the transport Logan, now in this port
This board, it is stated by Captain
Lafttes friends, is appointed at his
own request, as he is held respon-
sible for the funds, and he asserts
that there is a shortage in funds which
were beyond his control.
1t is necessary that the quartermas
ter of each transport take $4,000 or
$4,000 in his safe on each trip, as all
payments of employees must be made
in specie. On the return trip from
Manila Captain Lafitte was i'll and
confined to his bed most of the way
across. While he was ill the money
was in charge of subordinates, and
the investigation demanded is to fix
the responsibility, if possible, for the
alleged shortage.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-18
BODY WASHED ASHORE
Mysterious Disappearance of English
Officer Partly Solved
BY Associated Press.


LONDON, Feb. 17.-The mystery
surrounding the disappearance of Ma
tor Harry Pakenham while on his
honeymoon at Fokestone, Kent, last
week, has been partially cleared up by
the discovery of his body on the sea-
shore near there today. Major Paken-
ham was. a son OF General Ralph
Pakenham and his mother was "A
daughter of William Clark of New
York. He married on February in
London Miss Markham, sister of the
late Lady Annenly, and was staying
with his bride at hotel in Folke-
stone.
Three days after the marriage Major
Pakenham went out for a stroll, telling
his wife that he would not be long.
The next day his overcoat was found in
the harbor and a note i'm a pocket said
he was sick and saw no prospect of
Getting better Major Pakenham con-
tracted enterc fever during the South
African war.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-18
TRAMP HELD ON
MURDER CHARGE
PRISONER is WANTED IN
ROCHESTER
Police Believe That w. M. Hunt MUIR
dered George Hickey In East
ern City Three Years
Ago

After tramping and riding more than
5000 miles through nearly every state
in the Union, and after having served
small terms for vagrancy and other
minor offenses in many jails, w. M.
Hunt, wanted in Rochester, New
York, for the murder of George Hick-
ey in 1902, was arrested yesterday by
Detective Flammer, and awaits the ar
rival of an officer to take him back
east for trial
Hunt arrived in Los Angeles several
days ago and invested in whisky. He
boasted of being Frisco SLIM" the
notorious convict and to this fact
owes his present predicament.
At the Tourist lodging house near
East Second and Los Angeles streets
Hunt. with two companions. created o
disturbance and officer Hosick was
called. He followed Hunt to a nearby
saloon, where he arrested him. Hunt
Is a cripple and resisted the officer
with his crutches, which he used as
clubs.
At the station he gave the name of
Henry Wolf and was charged with dis
turbing the peace. The boast of the
drunken man as to his criminal record
caused an investigation and officer
Flammer soon found his description
and the charge of murder against him
in the Bertillon book.
Hickey was murdered in Rochester
N. Y, August 10, 1902. by three men,
One was alleged to have been W. NJ.
Hunt and the others We're tramps
known as Alexander Frenchy" and
Shorty joe" 1t is thought that these
two men were in Los Angeles and
were with Hunt prior to his arrest.
Hunt positively denied he had any
thing to do with the stabbing of Hick-
ey. He even denied he was ever in
Rochester,, but admitted he had been
in many jals since 1902 without ever
having been recognized as the man
wanted in New York.
Hunt is considered dangerous
criminal and has served a term in
Folsom and in other state prisons.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-18
LOST LETTER TURNS UP
Postofflee Puzzled by Missive Written
Thirty.Eight Years Ago
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. IA letter
addressed II. II. Wilson, San Fran
cisco, was returned to the postmaster
yesterday by the master at arms of
the Pensacola, the II. II. Wilson on
the vessel not being the addressee.
The envelope was postmarked at this
city February II, 1905. but the letter
was dated May 81, 1867. 1t was from
Olema and signed ]. NJ. Turner.
How it came to be placed in the post
office on February If, 1905, when It
was written in 1867, thirty-eight years
ago, is a puzzle that is agitatlng the
postofice department. There are two
more old letters in the postoffice, both
written in 1867, for which no explana-
tion can be given. All three of the
letters are in old Fargo pony
express envelopes.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-18
SICKNESS DRIVES LOS
ANGELES MAN TO SUICIDE
President of the Western CONNER.
ciaI Company Ends His Life
In San Francisco
By Associated Press,

By Associated Press
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 17-Frank
l.. Moore, president of the Western
Commercial company of Los Angeles,
shot himself through the head in a
room in the ferry depot shortly after
noon today. The man was hurried to
the Harbor hospital, and he died as he
was being taken from the ambulance
A bullet from a revolver which ap-
parently had been purchased a short
time before the deed was committed
had passed through his head.
All the chambers of the revolver
had been loaded, but only one shot had
been fired. BY the side of the dying
man was found box of cartridges
fitting the weapon, with five of the
cartridges taken from it. No cause is
assigned for his act
Frank l.. Moore lived in Los Angeles
at 1854 West Adams street. He had
been in business in this city for fifteen
years and stood high in the business
world. Those who had dealings with
him testify to his sterling character.
He was partner of Charles Marsden
and the offices of the firm are at 2O9
North Los Angeles street.
For over six months Moore had been
sufferer from nervous prostration.
Sleep during that time was almost an
impossibility, except when the doctors
administered opiates. A short time
ago he and his wife left Los Angeles
for trip to Honolulu. in the hope that
his health would be benefited In San
Francisco either his sufferings became
unbearable or else drove him into tenn
porary insanity and he purchased re-
volver and ended his life.
He is survived by his widow and a
little daughter The body will prob
ably be brought to Los Angeles for
burial, although the arrangements for
the funeral have not yet been an
nounced.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-18
Armored Cruiser for France
Ry Assoclated Press.

BY Associated Press
PARIS, Feb. 17.-Minister of Marine
Thompson announced to the cabinet
today that the construction was about
to begin of an armored cruiser of the
latest type, similar to the Ernest
Renan, to offset the armored cruiser
Sully which recently went on the rocks
in Along bay and which is considered
practically to be wreck. The new
cruiser will be named Waldeck-Rous-
seau.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-18
LAND OWNERS PROTEST
Citizens of MokeIumne River Basin
object to Drainage Bill
By Associated Press.

BY Assoclaled IIesa'
STOCKTON, Feb. 17.-Owners OF
swamp lands in the Mokelumne river
basin in San Joaquin county met here
tonight to protest against the drainage
bill just reported for passage in the
assembly.
These protesting land owners We're
heard before the committees at Sacra-
mento and they are continuing to de-
mand that their lands be not included
in the proposed reclamation district for
taxation. They say they are paying 50
per acre this year for protection work
and they do not want any further as
sessments.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-18

ceedings against Judge Charles Swayne
were resumed. An hour later the
Swayne case was suspended and the
ceremonies began accepting the statue
of Miss Frances e. willard, which had
been placed in Statuary hall In the
capitol by the state of Illinois.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-18
SUBMARINES TO TAKE PART
Pike and Grampus May Voyage to San
Diego
By Associated Press.


VALLEJO, Feb. 17.-Authority has
been asked of the bureau of naviga-
tion to take the submarine boats Pike
and Grampus ito San Diego harbor to
participate in the coming maneuvers of
the Pacific squadron. These little
craft cannot be taken outside the
heads without periscopes, a very neces-
sary adjunct to submarine. and while
neither submarine has a periscope, au-
thority has been asked to have them
placed, which it is expected will soon
be done.
The Pike or Grampus have neither
made any extensive maneuvers, nor at
tempted a very long trip under their
own power. as will be done should they
be taken to San Diego harbor
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-18

coin, Douglass and Logan we con-
slider her one of our greatest citizens"
At the conclusion Of Mr.. Rainey's re-
marks the resolution Of acceptance
was adopted and the house adjourned
until tomorrow.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-18
YAoUI INDIANS CAUGHT
Torres Takes Ten Prisoners, Who viii
Be Hanged

BY Associated Press
CHICAGO, Feb ia dispatch to
the Tribune from Tucson, Ariz., says:
The Yaqui Indians who killed two Chi
cago men and recently attacked min
ing party, near Cobachi, are in Gus
tody They We're taken by General
Torres and the American government
win be advised of their capture.
There are ten prisoners and all will
be hanged. Two Of the captives con-
fessed
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-18

the committee announced that the
committee would present its report to
the senate on Monday morning.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-18
Kelly Cross Examined

After Mr.. Belshaw had recovered
from his surprise, Kelly was cross
examined. He admitted that he had a
Bulletin in his hand when French met
him Monday night, but he said he did
not look at the numbers in the paper
to compare them with the number on
the $50 bill that French had passed on
him. He also admitted that he had
the Bulletin at his home i'm the city
when he opened the letter containing
the bill which he had mailed to him
self He said he did not compare the
numbers then because he did not "just
feel that he ought to look at the num-
bers then"
Mr.. Belshaw said that he was first
informed of the fact that Kelly had
some important information last Mon
day-the day on which the argument
was made by the attorneys before the
committee He left for San Francisco
Wednesday and last night met Martin
Kelly at his rooms in San Francisco
and got him to promise to give his
testimony before the committee. 1t
was only on the promise that the tes-
timony would be taken in executive
session that Kelly promised to ap-
pear.
After the committee meeting ended,
at o'clock, one of the members Of
The Tucumcari news. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-10-28
TEA

How many fine thoughts
lie along that word of three
letters: tea