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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-04

The Irish COW that gave few spurts
Of good milk and then vlciously kicked
the bucket over lost the little reputa-
tlon made by the spurte.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-04

Senators must be careful net to adj
dress the new presiding officer as "The
gentleman from Indiana"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-04

Kuroh Is too much for Kuropatkin,
although the latter has far more let
tiers In his name.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-04

one Of the hardest things in the
world to do is TO throw moth ball on
the scent,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-04

When n political suicide has already
made his own grave, there is no need
for gravedlgger.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-04

VIII the expenditures OF that st,
Louis investigating committee also
have to be reported on?
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-04

Thus far all the harm that has come
to the trusts are hard names and max.
ing faces.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-04

Edward VII has sent congrntulatlon
to President Roosevelt on his inaugu-
ration. How awfully jolly!
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-04

Put yourself In his place" is the aim
and object OF the office seeker.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-04

Next time Kuropatkin retires It
should be permanently.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-04

Another Congress dead and gone. Re-
duiescat In pacel
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-04

British naval estimates for the year
1865 show that Britannia intends to
keep right on ruling the waves
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-04

Mr. Rockefeller weighs two hundred
pounds. He is worth his weight in gold
several thousand times.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-04

with Congress OF his hapds Colonel
Roosevelt may put on the gloves.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-04
pEsEEnr NEWS PHONES,

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-04

Mr., Fairbanks may drop the Vice
some day and retain the President.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-04
Sunday School Times.

our highest rights are worth guard
ing jealousy. We must not allow
them to be trampled upon, nor wrested
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-04

The Beef trust must feel vlndlcated.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-04

in all the new wsaves, patterned
and bright, and with the light.
ness and comfort and beauty Of
spring peeping cut Of every
thread.
The new South-news., 1905-06-24

xFzs,os Asnncl~l l% 'ss
cJEsrlv the cAvG =

I'v~s-..s. ~ tss rs.'. o~b - An
Wsvs ~s~tsas O~ts~s>-A<~eJor" es'.
VIVA Iss Cs~ar. Csw~vs~t~&A Yet sefi
F,s-ss Cassss Hurs the Eysa~
New York. June cu.-->o ~ can ro
Into cur schools or moe, q roup Of
children on the street ~l'irsuf Noticing
how large number Of thu wear
pcctaeies Tho proposition ssesns 10
Increase yearly, and there ar~ m>nv
more who ought 10 wesr s.aUes. The
experience of one teacher might be dl
ollca;cd by the score. She kn<~ Alice
was irattcntive and she shecghs She
Was unusually stupid She said 50
TO the principal and sent note 70
the mother. requesting that ,he child
be helped AZ home II she ussh~d her
10 Keep uf with her classy ore day
after a blackboard esplS0,io the
teacher called upon the chi. nd found
, that she had not seen what had been
written. She wns kept sn~r school
! and hy dint OF much sympathetic Qu.s.
sionlns Miss c. found that Alice had
never been able 60 see VIA was put
on the board and that h~ head had
sched 50 often and So hari that she
frequently failed 10 heaE. .shas was
said.
Such n condition may caused by
lack of proper food. but our Amcrl.
can homes Il Is usually IN 60 the poor
/ quality ~ the artificial II I. The Vel.
low. insufficient light Of be orclnsr,
Kerosene lamp. with is noky chin
ney, Is about as had fo thc eyes az
can be Imagined. The 4 kering Hight
from a coal gas Jet Is bntliitie better
aud even the electric luht brilliant
as II usually Is. has an unsieadincs>
due TO variations In now~ and glare
peculiarly trying TO the delicate nerves
Of sight. The comparatively new D.
luminnnt acctyleue sas produces n
nearly perfect an ar'incDl light as has
yet been found. 1t givcsa clear white
unwaverinr Hight. very brilliant. yet
perfectly soft. and SO pearly Ike the
rays OF the sun that even colrs ap
pear rs In daylight.
Fortunately, acetylens is very ensll,
and cheaply produced. and the simple
spparatn necessary car be purchas se,
and installed IN any Some at a very
moderate cost. and the scctyien. cat
he pIpcd 20 convenient points IN th'
house where n light needed. II Il
then lighted and exttnr,lshei and use,
exactly like common city gas.
Acetykne II rapidly coming Int
common Use In homes. churches
schools and institutions of all kinds
and IT Is reasonable 10 expect that n
Its use in the home Increases. Their
viii tr fewer defective eyes. partlcu
iarIy among children. Poor cyesigh
and the many Ills resulting 'herefron
will undoubtedly he much reduced b.
the use Of this new illrrirnn'
The new South-news., 1905-06-24

Ais sysSsm the sores:s hn many Of
e is,sads have been( cniied back
:or a distance o. Two to\thrce miles
rom the coast lae Aad t. s1c ylcil.
.ty Of the large inSnd .oNns. tae
more distant forests being practically
Untouched. One fine trAc; Q, timber
aesr Manila las been protected up to
The present Sinie ts small obsirac.
lc1 n stream that an American
cssiuS con- psny would have rerlov.
ed In sAor- tinAs and al a sllsAt
expense.
Tae average haul to tide water 10
short and 'combinatson o, the log
s.ng railroad and re wire cable sys-
tem viii be found the most practlcSl
and profitable method OF handling
tas TIMBER OF these immcnsc forests
The new South-news., 1905-06-24

the Congo Valley.
A peculiar climatic feature exisfs
In the southern part Of the Congo val
ley for 10 degrees south Of the cuy~
tor. The rivers and lakes are found
to be bordercd with dense vogstA
ton, which extends out from the wa
ter a distance propor'ioned to the r,
tent OF tho water surface. Adjacent
h!llA Md mountains are often covfre'
with dense vegetation on one W.
and are bare on the other. Bcy&nd
this bordering vegetation there frs
plains. almost treelcss or with su{ail
scrub growth and thinsrrass.
The explanation In given ns tol
lows: From May to October thereNs
a dry season. with hot days ard fiir
ly cool nights toften SO degrees Fair
snheit) Tho evaporation OF the day
time is followed by condensation into
fog al night. This Fog moisrons the
country adjacent TO the water SUI
faces and cauGes a lu.urlant rrowtf
OF vegetation. The morning windf
blow the fog against the exposed sidef
OF hills and mountains and up the val
lcys OF tributary streams. Wherever
the fog is not CARED the country II
dry.
Ths natives reflect this character
istic Of their hills b. shaving on theil
hair from one sid. OF their heads
Dense forests are 'ound where ths
togs prevail. while out Of rnnge O
this moisture thare is only a sparss
vegetation
The new South-news., 1905-06-24

make you irrits bio. you can't Nccp.
you are unable to quietly aad calmly
perform vosr daily tAsks or care for
your children.
The relation ~ the nerves srd gen.
crs'iv~ organs In women j. SO close
that nine-i-nshs Of the nervous pros.
trstion. nervous debility, the blues.
slccpl~pucs~ and nervous irritahili,s
arise from some arrangement ~ the
organism which makes her woman
Fits of depression or restle>.ness aud
irri,ahlli,y. spirits easily Affected. 50
that one minns~ she laughs. the next
minute w~er~. Pain IN the ovari,s and
between the shoulders. Loss ~ voice.
nervous dv.rrpsis. A tendency 10 cry
n, the least proroca'ion. All this points
10 nervous prostration.
Nothing will relieve this distressing
condition and prevent months of pros.
trstion and suffering so surely a. Lydia
T.. finsharn's Vegetable Compound.
Mrs NJ T. Sho,scil, of ios flatbush
Avenue. Brooislyu, n. Y, writes
II cannr, osprcss the wonderful rclief
have ~sl~r,rnc,' hv taking l.sdis link
hsns Vegetable Compound ] suf'er'i for
long time with nervous prs~'rn'icn, bart
ache, hcAische. i,~~ ct appetite. J could
not sleep AMI would walk the acur almost
cysry nigh.
II had thrr~ doctors and got no better. and
life was . burden. | vrA advised 20 tf,
Lydia u. piushaus NeS.tshlr Compound.
sasi II has worked wonders for me.
am well woman. my nervousness Is all
gone and my friends say look ten years
young~e.r
VIII not the volumes of letters from
women made strong by Lydia r.. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound convince
all women of its vir'u~s2 Surely you
cannot wish to remain sick and weak
and discouraged, exhausted each do,
when yos can be ~ casiiy cured ~
other women.
The new South-news., 1905-06-24
IER}USkESS AND
EWfKNESS CURED
/ H PE-EU-ka.

/ A. &die Robinson, Rand street.
~ Me-. tri'es:
8a vas feconmended TO me about
~ 2ve ss N excellent remedy for the
- pee uliar to our sex, and a. found
that was SAID Of this medicine was
s Am pleased to endorse it.
bc an 10 us; II about seven
- aD4fbr seo fk.4ess aud ueru.
~, cssAiscd from orerTor!, a IA
piess ssess. end Jound Thar in a
duvs began to groC strong. n.y.
,etitc increased aNd began t.
en- better, consequently my nerr-
ksess passed dusv and fhs Veak-
- IN fhe pelvic 0r0ans soeA dis
pras'cd and hare been peii
ia sirssg eper stnce.v
4 A1iress DR.. S. b. Hartman. President
II Tn Hartman Sanitarium, Colnmbu
b. fozf free medical advice. All CORES
konde14 strictly confidential.
The new South-news., 1905-06-24
HOOD IN SERMONS.
Feed omirIe Blight and the ssrn. ous
KNf Are Brilliant.

A fuNcisntIous, hard-working and
eminehr successful Clergyman wri;es:
Il antslAd to bear testimony to the
pleast and increa sed measure Of
efiicie rnnd health that have come 10
me fr% Adopting Grape Nuts food az
one of ~ articles OF diet
For Iseeral years / was much dis
tressedNoring the early Part Of each
dag b, Indigestion. Ny breakfast.
usually Wsisting OF oatmeal, milk and
eggs. sefhed TO turn sour ard failed
10 diees. After dinner the headache
and othf symptoms following the
breakfas would wear away. only TO re-
turn. howser. next morning.
"Havin. beard Of Grape Nuts food, !
hnally co@uded TO give 1t fair tria..
lqu!t the se ~ oatpeal and eggs. and
made NY breakfasts OF Grape Nuts,
rAan, toa1 and Postum. The resui,
vas sprprisng in improved health sud
total 9bseno Of the distress that had
'or SO long time. followed the morn
i.g mesl. My digestion became
once more satisfactory the headaches
ceased. and DE old feeling OF energy
returned. SIRE that time, four years
ago. l have always had Grape-Nuts
fooi on my btahfas: table.
4 was delia,;ed TO frd also. that
whereas before began TO use Crane
urs fcod WIS quite nervous ard be-
cane easily wsaried in the work OF
HFfaring sermons and In study.
NAKED improvement N this resnect re-
suited from IL change in my diet.
am convinced that Grape-Nu:s food
proeiceI this reyuIs and heipsd ne to
sfuNF condition OF meltal snc physical
st-eRa-h-
have known several persons who
~ert formerly troubled as was. and
VINO have been heiped as I have been.
ry tee use Of Grape Nuts feoi. on mr.
recokn endsiicn. among whom may be
menaned the Rev. -. now a mis-
saonsfy TO China" Name given by
Postum Compa ny. Battle Creek, Mich.
Thtre's I reason"
READ the little book, "The Road to
MELVILLE" IN each pig.
The new South-news., 1905-06-24
TROLLEY WITHOUT TRACK.


Inc tackitss tFo -. has been tried
In soXe parts OF Europe and is said
10 haV demonstrated the success o,
The system beyond all reasonable
doubt. Ii has all the economics OF
.ae trolley system ana tha aeAiaili y
OF horse-drawa vehicle. picking It's
way In and out of "A crowd. ave ding
obstacles and yet drawing Us propcli-
ing power from an overhead wire. II
las the further advantage of llsQeus-
lag with the expense OF laying and
maintaining rcad-bed. which Is a
matter OF considerable moment.
Il is asserted that The General Elec-
irc Company, through its Sehinec-
tltr railway management. VIII "a.
stall. on some OF is suburban i.ncs
toe German and French equipment ci
trolley automobiles. Il proposes @,
equip the improved highway from
lat4ams -Ccraerssf through London
vile, to the Northern Boulevard IN
Albany. n. y. with the NECESSARY troll
ley feed wires. aud to run over tails
road into Albany without the con.
struction of any tracks. the cars.
which get their power from the over.
head wire. the same as the trolley
cars. TO run along on the ordinary
is..i~ay. lBc automobile. or trolley
carriage. will be able to turn out Of
ITS direct course TO allow the passing
of other vehicles. II is expected thaf
the first trial of the automobile trci-
ley will be made on one of the CON
tempiatod branches OF the Scaencc-
tady Railway along the State I'M.
Loudonvills in a short time.
Another such system has been OK.
nerimentally installed near Scranton,
Pa.
The line. 500 feet IN length, was
run over private property. ana the
ground traversed by the coach was
neither smooth nor hard. but sxh, bit
ed conditions such as would be net
with on many country roads. Neves-
tneioss. rne progress OF the coach.
case OF manipulation and comfort In
riding were all that could be desired
III onA"hfu dII NdiduN' th' ti'tl'f
coach resembles an omnibus, having a
trolley-car platform, with N5p tn
either side. at the rear. and a seat for
the Motorman in the front. The steer
Ing mechanism, motors and driving
gear with winch the coach is at pres
ent equipped. are similar 10 those IN
uae on aa1onouiie,. but iuasmlch as
iti-sey-sr.'4 ~ -sa3atlss,at S-A.ectrical
railway apparatus Of standard make
they will not be described here.
Briefly stated tha objeG sought *
to provide means whereby passenger
coaches might be propelled through
the streets, without the use OF tracks,
by means of electric current furnished
| from main generating station, and
continuously supplied to the motors
on the coach truck through feed ane
return wires run above the coach. The
trolley is designed to permit the coacf
TO turn out distance OF il5 feet Il
either side. OF the road. and thus q
avoid interfering with either light ol
heavy trafIic. At the same time u
will enable the notorman to threa'
his way through eQngested thorough
fares crowded with All kinds Of vehi
Giles as readily as could Ye done with
any other type OF ordlnery convey
ance--New York Press.
The new South-news., 1905-06-24
7sEooL'Nt HER OWN PUPS.

Nswfoundiand Dog Carries Basket In
Which onNrins Are for Sale.
Many conp1slonate persons have
syupathized oh a mother who for
several days ha walked the business
u6istrIcts sol!cikz purchasers for her
oRsprihE fhc sah<. is a big New
utosAdlsnd &og. Nshe carries three
hsadeome puppie in a basket plac
arttd For s}e," and proud,
maSches along he street. follow!ns
the footsteps ofher owner. Her fond
intsstst in the yoppies' welfare gives
= pathetic touc. to the method Of her
master in Attempting to cS4pose OF
them. *
When peopl stop to ex..ss1ne the
puppies the toud mother sets the
basket down Gently and caresses the
trio. II knov 1t seems tough to have
her peddling he pups" exclaimed the
owner to a pnder-hearted oD-looker,
but they're IT all for sale. I'm keep
ing one forLer."-Philadelph.a Rec
ord.
The new South-news., 1905-06-24
AN AWFUL SKIN HUMOR


For twenty Eve year, ] suffered agony
from terrible hpmce, completely covering
my head. neck and shouIdcrs, discharx.ns
matter of such p5eDsivens-s to ..ght and
smell ;hns iscame ~ object Of dread. I
consulted the most abb doctor. far aud
near. tn no avail. Then got Cut,cura.
and IN . surprisingly short time I va com
pletey cured. ! advise al tho~r suffering
from skin humors TO get Cut'cura and end
their misery at once. :. Y. keyes. it9
Congress Street. Boston. Mass"
The baObab trees OF sencKsmbia are
believed 10 be the Oldest living uees
on earth. Some scientists have put
the age Of one 0f these trees 1t COCO
yearA
The new South-news., 1905-06-24
RELIC OF WHIPPING poAT.


The ancient whip in use in York
,'ounty. Penn. Ia the Colonial days,
~neE law-br ahers we're nogged al the
whipping post in the yard Of the old
jail, recently has found its way irto
the museum OF the York County His.
torical Society. The whip was used
by the county sheriffs and thsir de.
puties under authority Of our sover
eign Lord. King George" The site OF
the Jail is nov occupied by q mod IN
business builting.
TIE whip vas made OF strips OF
rawhide tightly wrapped and woven
and terminating in two long lashes.
The lash is bout IS inches in length
and is attachd TO a handle OF deer
horn about aches long. The han
die Is ornamered with crude cary.
.ngs. Of rings an diagonal lines run
ming between.
Inc late Jer> Vllison. father OF
Obe Cuilison, found. in the attic os
the Colonial Court h,se. when that
structure was torn dov in ls41. and
the relic Nas pressrvetru the Culu
! son family until its recs. preseata.
zion to The Historical soc.y
The whipping post was nae in
kork County under the p-ovft "a, ,.v
Arom i74s, the year Of the ere,or ~
county. an,ll l77c. 1hen G. NJ,
,rn,shnent OF criminals was ~.
n ed by the hrst constitution OIL
ms ~ commonw salth. Under the
~ law. c,1m.nas guilty OF uel
bp -riary. couuferse!tirg. and wifi
he ting. after being convicted IN og'e
COZ RI. we're sentenced 10 be tied
.aa whipping post and whipped
pub sc.
In archives Of the York Count
Co,,r there are records showing IN.
as.x yersons xerz punished at u
whio ping post. One fellow, gui,y
count erfei,ing Spanish coins, ih0a's
rsc..t, ed thirty-niDe lasfes on .
hare Isck and vas sod into seryilu'
Ter ~ u yesrs bfcaufe he could a
pay a nns Of 2ieO.
Anot hsY Is trst 'l az ..'Dn -
ru;.y 4 stealing some taaakerchle
ronr;c, ID = second tine for sinil
c9enrs she received rhirfy-1ine la1
% on the bare back--Seu 10
Tuna
The new South-news., 1905-06-24

Concerning tho shooting of q can
de through = board. = correspondent
writes: We selected = weather
beaten pine-fence board as > target
spt loaded the gun with thrke draus
of black powder. followed by an or
dinayy 'stearins' candle. which nttc1
tightly. TIE candle passed through
making cIear-rut hole, and buried
itself in the sand back Of the target
The candle, while somewhat torn
vas still far from shoreiess-"
The new South-news., 1905-06-24

Kidney Pills | told
the readers Of this
paper that they had
relieved mc oe kid
ney trouble. dis
ro@f-i Of q Ii me
Dack with pain
acroes my Ioins sad
ir1.afh the sbvul-
de~ blades. During
the interval which
has eis:sed I have
bad occasion to re-
sorf 10 Iosn's kiA-|
n~y Pills when I
noticed warnings ~
an stack, O0 each
The new South-news., 1905-06-24

snd every occasion tho Sr4nits obtained
were just ~ satisfa~tory ~ when the
pills were nrst brought 70 my notice.
just ~ emphaucaIIy endorse the
preparation to-day - I did over two
years ago.
Poster MitbtFn Co.. Buffalo. y. r..
prcprie;orx Rees sale by all druggists.
price 80 cents ~ box
The new South-news., 1905-06-24

A crocoSe, feet In length from
4 to tail. was caught In the upper
reaches ofthe Singapore river some
day ago.
This suprstitious coolies declared
the AURA TO be the god OF the
river, and sfter painting some sac
red ainese characters on its back
with kh;,e paint. they put 1t back
into Il river to the accompaniment
OF mvk cracker hring.--South China
The new South-news., 1905-06-24
! ": e.: =; :;':'''
r.sh.S p's''a


Can ~ dispute
the ~clN known
fact ,hatAmSs'e~r
~ wouen ors e<r
|vousf y
How often DO We
hear TIE cxpres.
sion. II am ~ ner.
vona see ms "
I Ac'r'd nyf = OF,
[" Don't speak o.
ne " Little things
annoy YOU And
The new South-news., 1905-06-24

r. p. Meadt writes: Have 1--WE children
nd under ! crcumstance wovld I he
wunoat Dr. 'ers Huckleberry Cordial Ia
my house, espsally during the fruif sea.
eon Inc resa IN Its use Is very crafty
n9 FOR all st,ach and bowel troubles.
oodd by all lpggists, rs and soc. bottle.
The new South-news., 1905-06-24

Simon.v Shaller, the Oldest ivory
worker. les at Ivoryton. Conn. Mr..
shailer IS his 18th year. and from
the time was 10 until the present
as has 81 connected with the ivory
The new South-news., 1905-06-24

Veteran Joshua Heller. OF YoS South
Walnut street. Urtann. H.. says: In
the fall Of 1870, after taking npanr
The new South-news., 1905-06-24

Ass v"ur De~,~s FOR Att~a's Fact- Wss~.
A powder. II rosts tho fe~t Cures coras,
isunions. swollen. +os~, Tot, Cal Ious, Achin {.
Sweating Fcet and fngro wing Nails. Aliens
Foot E.Wc makes new or tight SHOES s,sy. Al
ali DrsgistA and shoe stores, Is cents. Ac-
ecpt no substitute. Sample mnt!cd Fasx.
Address. Alien =. OI'nss"d. Lcnoy. n. y.
\ Pennsvlvania man says that the world
will last rn'r 'h.re v-,re
The new South-news., 1905-06-24

fovr TO MOI rA>A-A youthiot'nr o.. ~ s,s
ttrr lors 'lA' : boo In taslu- I M r.
alton - = Nau ri,ms e. pslcs fsrr. iaan snd n
due'rcn -'o me ave "a " yrrin sa,r.
t4e- an r~l able ttstirst . 4 irerS, Jones Nelly.
gcsmssi. Ne ana hef. ran --Gomi ~ bank
The new South-news., 1905-06-24

PiSs's Curs nor ,onsu N ptton saved
nv iifr ~ ~ ycass seo.-h Mn. TsoaAs Hos
sSrr MnoIe s., Norwici ny, Feb. II 1909
Th~ n,r.. fashion shoss was intro
ducsd snto En- Ia0d - 10.
The new South-news., 1905-06-24

A London daily paper has opened Joke
department
The new South-news., 1905-06-24

FITHp~rmnncntiy curcd. Nor orncrrous
meas after nrst days use Of Dr. kline's Or al
N"rvek>s' or-r 41trial hotticand treatise fire..
Or. II. II. KLINE. Ltd. ,o3i Arch st., rhlls. Pa
The new South-news., 1905-06-24

ADIE RoEISsoN.
81 81 Gsred Frcwftvs~
0ad Pels';c Cnta9h---
~ Quick Relief ~
re kW Days. +
The new South-news., 1905-06-24
The PHILIPPINE e0RESN
FIFTY MILLION ACRES OF VAL
uAelE TIMBER LANDS IDLE

Pullman Car Makers Declare she
Hs 5woo Of the .rianos Are the
Best That Ever Entered Thesl
snops-Cruce Logging Meshccs
Used BY the keuvss.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-02-28

~ s-n q % j