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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-04
FANcIFUL HATS FOR woMEv.


Among the fancy hats many are wo-
ven of thick chenille, tie coloring chos-
en- being usually rich. They are at
their best in deep claret and maroon,
purple blue and plum shades. A large
flat crowned type and 4 medium sized
hat, the brim rolled so as to suggest
tricorne, are both very suitable for
chenille The trimming for the former
may consist of row or roses Of tho
same color, set against the upturned
brim, while for the latter, wide ribbons
may be chosen for the outside trim
ming, and a big bunch of roses for the
bandeau underneath, fitting it slightly
to one side.
Shapes crowned with plumage are
always more or less Of a fancifu char
acter. One may generally expect 10
see a certain number among season
able novelties, but those shown this
year are certainly an improvement on
former productions. A picture hat in
light peacock blue plumage particu-
larly took my fancy. The feathers
were not quite fiat, but curled slight
", so as to form low pile like that
on melusine felt. Round the high
crown was arranged sort Of standup
fringe Of the blue and gold strands
surrounding the tail feathers of the
peacock emerging from folded band
Of glace velvet of the same tone. More
simple, but very pretty, too, Is big
toque, the crown Of which is covered
with white plumage, and the rolled
hrim by quantity Of soft black cocks
feathers sweeping back from the front
on either side.-Paris Letter 70 the
Millinery Trade Review.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-04
WHY HER SHOE LAcEs UNITE.

WHY HER SHOE LACES UNITE.
"Why is ii that a lady's shoe becomes
united so much more frequently and
apparently easier than a man's:" re-
peated J. V. Ladd, the shoe salesman,
after me. "Well, l don't suppose
would be in any better position TO an
swer a question than any one else had
it not been for the fact that a few days
ago a couple of ladies, customers of
my place. We're discussing that very
point, and their deductions appear 10
solve the riddle perfectly
1T is NOT that a woman's shoe laces
will rot tie in as firm a knot as any
others; the reason for the frequent an
noyances TO which women are sub
jected is apart from that In the case
of high shoes the trouble is altogether
in their height The shoe laces further
Up on the leg than mans. usually
fits more snugly, and therefore encoun-
ters 4 greater strain on the knot when
a woman is walking. Tine result is
that it becomes loosened with Il very
short time, whereas, a man may walk
all day without the laces OF his shoe
becoming united. Where low shoes
are worn the skirts tapping round the
ankle Go the work OF looscning the
knot. St Louis Globe Democrat.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-04
MEDIrArIoNs OF A sPINsTER.


Judging from some of the awful
things seen ON the late Halloween,
women ought to 90 down on their
knees fasting and give thanks that they
are permitted to wear women's clothes.
It's queer that it is much harder to
be just plain than it is to be sanity
and plous.
Silence, in some cases, speaks much
louder than words
1t makes a wife real envious to see
the way her husband can forget the
children when they are both away
from home.
When a woman has won something
on an election bet she cannot see why
some people think bettn gis wrong.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-04

SPICE PUDDING.

One-half cupful of granulated sugar,
half cup of butter, one cupful of mo-
lasses, two teaspoonfuls of cinnamon
and one of cloves, one cup Of boiling
water, in which has been dissolved a
teaspoonful of baking powder. Beat
well together, then add two cupfuls Of
-four, and, lastly, four well-beaten eggs
Steam, and when done serve with an
egg sauce.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-04
sOMETHlNG STILL LACKING.

Nordy We've got our church choir
screened Off so as not 10 be seen from
the auditorium at all."
Butts-"Ah, choir invisible, ehs'
Nordy bat rot inaudible. You
cen still hear 'em quarreling. '-Hous-
ton Chronicle.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-04
NAV DI5EAsI.

Runabout-"C "Cheekleigh has devel-
oped bad case of automobile nerve"
Walker-"Automobile nerve:"
Runabout-"Yes; he has the nerve
to borrow mine every other day.
Chicago News.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-04
EQUALLY GOOD.

Butts-"I hear Bilkins is married"
Nordy- Yes; and be need never
work again."
tts-"Married an heiress, did he:'
Nordy-"No; he married a dress
maker. Houston Chronicle.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-04
TERMS

Now, me good man. said the pomp-
GUS stranger, who had signed wis
count Hardcastle, London, naon tie reg
lister, what are your terms here?"
Cash in advance" replied tie
shrewd hotel clerk. promptly.-Dcs
Moines News.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-04
THE HARDANGER EMBROIDERY

The Hardanger embroidery, or Swe-
dish embroidery, as 1t is sometimes
wrongly called, which is now so popu-
lar in the shops in embroidered shirt
waists and centrepieces, gets its name
from the town Of Hardanger i'll west
ern Norway.
This embroidery, while new to most
parts of the United States has been
use for generations in Norway,
ell and Denmark. In these coun-
!. the children are taught to do Har-
danger work at school: and in the little
town of Hardanger in almost every
home are to be seen curtains, counter
panes, pillow shams and table covers
ornamented with this beautiful and
durable embroidery.
The women Of Hardanger always
wear little aprons trimmed with Har-
danger insertion. In fact, this custom
is 50 associated with the village life
that even on her wedding day the
Hardanger maiden wears an apron.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-04
ACCEPTABLE 10 MOST WOMEN. /

A dainty apron is acceptable to most
women. A new idea is work bag and
apron combined. It is so constructed
that while doing fancy work you ap-
pear to have on a pretty apron with
a pointed bib. When you stop you
pile all your things in your lap, unite
the ribbons about your waist ard the
apron draws up into a bag.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-04

"Really, dear" said the beautiful
dryad who was Pans favorite wife,
Il must have a new bonnet"
WHAT More expenser' exclaimed
Pan. You must think I'm a regular
dust Philadelphia Public Ledger.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-04
cATsE AND ErFECT.

Miss Knox-"I saw him flirting with
a girl once, and he's a married man."
Mr.. Smart-"Yes, that's the way it
goes If fellow gives girl the least
encouragement she'll marry him.
Philadelphia Press.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-04
CHEESE BISCUIT.

Make any tea biscuit batter and roll
out till about half inch thick; spread
thickly with grated cheese, sprinkle
with cayenne pepper, little salt and
some bits Of butter. Roll tightly, cut
from the end, jelly-cake fashion, and
bake. Serve hot or cold.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-04
A COMPARISON.

"How is that investment of yours?
Like the new election officers
"How's thatY'
"Slow in bringing in returns
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-04
CAREFUL or HER MANNERS.

Sunday School Teacher-"What Is
it possible that you have never heard
the story of Cain and Abel yet:"
Little Elsie-"Of course. haven't.
My mamma says it is bad manners TO
pry into other peoples family affairs. -
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-04
con ME START on 'EM.

'Out in Arizona a county treasury
was robbed recently by bandits"
"Those Arizona politicians must be
a slow lot. t.'-Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-04

SHOULD HAVE KNOWN LETTER.
"What started the trouble between
the Browns?'
Brown asked his wife a question
while she was trying TO put her hair
up a new way. Judge.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-04
acknowledged 1T PRoMrTLY

Bilkins-'I never knew CocLshure
to acknowledge that he had made 6
mistake
"Pilkins-'T did once
Bilkins-"How did it happens"
Pilkins-"He put the lighted end Of
his cigar in his mouth. ."-Eoustoa
Chronicle.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-02-04
PULLTNG THE STRINGS oN I'm.

AAA- - AsA-NNo IN l-lh'
"Throggias, isn't that l:ttlc firtaticn
between YOU and Ass Pompeydure be-
ginning to look seriousg'
1t Is, Ruggles; more serious than |
thought. She told me last night l
mustn't take Ter out to the theatre or
bring her costly bouquets any more
that it was time for ME to begin 70
save money. Chicago Tribune.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-06-17
erssss. aasin., ls.s.rie..

yzssi1Etoa. Jzne IA fhoroagh
szforrs uenf q the Aniiio;tsTy iAN Is
ErEee O. postUasters and All other
roszzi eruplnges In a general order pro
zaixzted hy Postmaster Gensr@l Cor.
sezFsz
Il calls on all employees 10 examine
mai rz2ttsE. especially pahileasinns,
VIII tie sTs4seSs care consistent watA
rrours tTz1szissio1 aae c@lIver-. and
% withdraw G. exclude all such relzt-
ing % iettsriss an1 Ike sats-pTises-
May rostEsstars. the orter ze1s.
have h@sa tuarf --Eiizrnt tn thls -
ezrs. zs zeil a. II the enforcsusat q,
frzz1 oTts-s egainst lotteries Il fer
s:zn Countries
Tie orier sars that the terms a TIE
Az IA -s1flsss ckAt-- enterprises
zzaezIla1 Etf- cu1ce--s- Or similar -
te-prtssz o@srinE prizes tepe1tslt
uzcn tos O. chance. izciGEizz guess
tzx Or ~essiunAtinx cunteSfs fer
r-zEes rs wel a. 4rA~l1Es and rates
& every kfza whether general Ct le
"a. fs- =sasF or ochsrwise. Tor private
Ezlz Or II al q Charitable e1zczriuz4i
C relixiozs objects. F-silcztio-s. cir
Gears. carts e. pamphlets euzfzizzas
.1Tfee c. 1tksr tzSu-z1-loz EelaflzE
% szcA s1tsrrrises are required % -
zi-k1zsa fruz The u1ias-
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-06-17
PEACE ENvOYs NAMED
susslA AND JAPAN TO CONFER
Pesee-Pisee Of Meeting Yet
70 9e Named.

Washington. June Iz-Omciai as
surances that the Presidents efforts to
bring Russia and Japan together to
discuss peace will be crowned with
/ success was brought to the White
House yesterday by Count Casslni.
Russian ambassador. who called BY ap-
F pointment and in the name Of Ern-
peror Nicholas formally accepted the
/. Presidents offer Of good WILL
The following oficiai statemen, re-
gzrding the conference was issued =;
the White House:
Ambassador Casssri has called 10
express the Ruuss.an governments as
sent 10 the Presidents proposition and
I 10 state that they would appoint pleni-
/ potentiaries to meet the pienipoten-
{ fiarieS os Japan 10 discuss the question
OK peace The place Of meeting Is al
present being discussed
Conferences Of supreme importance
we're held yesterday in Washington
f The blue roon Of the White Honse was
[ the scene. and President Roosevelt.
I Co1nt Cassini. The Russian znazssz-
cor. and Kogo-o TskzkiEz. The Jzpa-
nese minister. were The pFtneiPz, eosr
tsrees-
Japan was the FRS. os the two pow
ers TO indicate ifs acceptance Of Presi-
deaf Rooseyeits proposition Ths:
formal response to his Identical note
q Thursday last ~4s received from the
EApznese government Saturday.
Informal assurzncsS Of acceptance Of
L the Presidents suggeEfioa were re-
E cefFed from the Russian government a
little later. but the ASSURANCES from St
Petersburg were no. Of the same def
ute character as had b@SE received
from Toxic.
Early yesterday Arshz sszaor Nerer.
a. St Petersburg. informed this gos-
eminent Russia had accepted the Pres
iAent's proposition z.1 xo1it name
representatives with pls1z-y powers 10
rzeet pienipossnfiari=s OF japan
n addition 10 indicating the accept.
Enee b. the Russian government O,
Preslden, Roo<ereits proposition
Count CAssint informed he PFess4saI
Of RuSsia's desires as 10 TIE place Of
meeting Of the plenipogeattaEies and
named thos4 who probably ~oaia Be-
delegated to represent tbs Russian Ell
pernr.
IN regard TO piaes ot rzsstiag the
situation l. this; izrAa dos rot wish
Paris. and Russia Is zrsayorzbse 70
Mukten or Che Foo Bob are %
poSed 70 WzshinEtoa for climatic rsa-
sons. though neither would oppose The
selection q an American EEtsri1E
pIzoe. and zziunz tEos@ airsa1F Ds1s
tioaed are Newport zz4 Manchester.
ey-the-Ssa- OF the places under coa-
siderztioz In Europe Il IS SAID Russia
might Accept The HaS.e- ess1eyA Is
also considered. and Il -ozI1 EoE oe
Objectionable to Japan
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-06-17
cs-t.s.-a.. v.:.r.a. -.

Alese1. II. TEz@ f4.-Tk-ee rs-zuzz
Es-s ktzs1 az1 tEeztF- F-ztze tzszrsd 4
re -Escz C az s1stocz,d pzssszsssr
trstz a the Sozfhz-z rztlroA1 A.
Efossssz Gate. TlLzetz. T.sts-t4zy- TT
-1t- -1x -Cotrc- Belt s5=c51L- car
FyszE Ga1sA1arAts vste-zzs 70 ne Fs-
uzaaE a. Louisville. kezrzckF4 Whfie
r@--f-x a. 4 Epes1 cf 1f-y niles Al
s-1z-. TIE engine st77.ck 4 sE-ez1 rz4a
G .-sstle rEszry feet s.rt- and rhe
s1E1-@ z-e fozr cnzcAss we're over
;zrzst z-z Eel 70 tie sostca of the "a
Ttzs-
TIE train Consisted cf three Pail
-zzs az fer eoa>Aes- TO C TIE
sles2ers vs-s tsrzfssd- bz- 1it -o< -
oze- =. trs<-,e. Tie tkirt si-@7@- -
EzIzee q TIE trzek- Nos- & TIE IL
.z-ee we're tezsr 10 LcctsTllie
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-06-17
es-c.s chzss As.1-1eae

B-fss. o 7 jE,@ t4-Az zftez7.
ras -a1e hsV~s~z Ei&zixar and cAy-
Ixa- Mc11zy morning hy Gss7e-21ces
70 bod E2 tie treasure party czrryEzg &
t.e s4s.ssa o< rsrstprs akez sroC tz@
seov O. tie No. lei rz-ca Szz1xT-
!. -o-I1 have szcree-5ez = the z-tpzc
lila = yescA he t-ezsz-s vas carried
f-oz lie NIz.e- e-o<h=-s' -z1ea %
Pc-<A, 70 se placed - . ta-k- szz 80
cECEz TIE Ao-s-s &C tse ear1i-x-
A /. v1s. there uxs . e-;<k rzz-i1x
eEe. f<sres. TIE party Czz-ez-z -se
treasure AL TIE Eoc1-ef bxz1lrs.
Tts Show vas tsa- z--ezted By tie
Sacoz1l Eci.or1ai AszocfztEoz- n
vs4ra Eore tAAz 5d. So p~o2se we're
= a..exSAs3-~
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-06-17
FOUL ASSASSINATION
GREEK PREMIER is MURDERED.
Theodore p. DeiyannIs Stabbed by
Gambler Just Released from Prison
Assassin was Previously q Wife
Murcerer

Athens. Greece. June Is--Theodore
p Delyaanis. the popular premier OF
Greece. was stabbed and norialiy
wounded by professional gambler
named Gaerakaris at the main sl-
trance OF the Chamber OF Deputies al
?. N. yesterday. The premier died
within three hours. The assassin, Who
vas Immediately arrested. said be
committed the deed il revenge for the
stringent measures taken BY Premier
Dsiyzrnts against the gambling
houses. all OF which receatly ~sre
closed
The premier arrived n the entrance
OF the chamber in 4 carriage Ghera-
kAr.s approached. salutez1 the premier
AID opened the carriage door. The
premier VAS In the act OK thanking
Ghe-sAar.s for his courtesy when the
gambler plunged q lcug dagger into
NJ. D~lyanEis' abdomen. in1icting :
srtghLsul wound.
TIE murderer was Immediately over
powered BY the attendants Medical
assistance was quickly secured ani
the wounded statesman was taken 20
q Rel Cross station. where a. opera
tio1 ~as performed N an e1ort 70
stop tie internal henorrhsge. This
Vas unsuccessful and Premier Delya1-
als died =; - O'Clock
The neEs spread quickly and i,
would be impossible To describe the
poplar evidences OF so-roE or the
anger o, The cTp~t, -ho attempted 10
iyEch the assassin The attempt was
prevented hy the EeudArules. vso
rushed thslr Pgisu1er from the build
Ing 70 prison
II Is estimated that -. 8.993 persons
witnessed TIE removal Of the body Of
TIE premier from the Red Cross STA
iioz 70 his late residence Members
q TIE Csnlne< azd q the Chamber
q Deputies were auoug the crowd.
uznF q them weeping
Tie CaAlnsf met last evening a. tie
rssszezes q The president of the chan
her szE i zas decided that the body
Should lie IN state IN tie chamber b.
fore latsT1en;.
King George. Eho Is A. T1toi. vas
Informed q the assassination AID az
ro9zrs1 that be ~oai1 Al once retarn
- Athens
Investigation BY the police shows
FAAt GhsFAkNr4s Vas recently liberated
fr1- rriscu. having Seen sentelce6 70
eighteen Yszrx for the nar1er q hts
x4fs
" GcErar,tis. minister o. hnznce
kzs tesE Appointed Pre=igT F-urisaoa.
All TIE funeral q u. Deiyaurss,
z1.e1 Ill - a aatio1al o1e. xlL take
s-Acs ze1t Friday
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-06-17
GARDENS OF DELIGHT.
a: ceryer's Popular Amusement
Place

beautiful il tAe.E thazzaass sPo2
thozzazEs o. aoEers anz Siiz count
less trees are EIiteh's GarAeaz IN Dsa-
yer ihis samzer. Arrays lzzarlazt II
ysregrs. TIE Ezrtezs ezFs sesa made
more - thls suuze- - re zztl1ioz
ot mere 1oEe-s I-z trzlz-g Tizss IL
III even tAs rsgr-Ar saErozz lave heez
azazea a. TIE tr4zzsurrzzsacz
whle so nuca AEcsrs1gz has be-.
ral9 to zAr1r-- IT, 1-zss-a-.s s2ss
Eos tsen oEsrio.oks1 a. several ze~
features have he~. zszaz 70 t1s po5-
slzr resort q DEzTs-
PERHAPS TIE znst s--iklzz q t1s
nsx novelties Is - Ez.zszszz-er
castle. zz-a5 4 Eczo- & tEs lEE
familiar 70 rea1e-s & tEs CO. SAP
plezezrS q the tz< Szz2zy -sEs7z-
psrx- TIE castle : fE=z va start
Lag uerhzziczl szrr--sss tai E1st
- sss- % b% appreciated
Another zeE feature . Professor
Ciarks cok- ea- a1d -s-key saoE- Il
orrzri@x 4 large te-t- zz1 he Ts4rs q
patient toll that Professor Cszrx has
Pat II xi.h his Annals has ben
crpxre1 vita s1rcszz. for tts perform
anee Is truly r~rz&rkzbss L : the n.g
a.trzcfto1 for TIE Ht11e folks.
sSriIl an0tAer rev feature = tie van
sevlis thsarsr. wfte pe1o-1zzzces-
y-zcticzIiy every koz-. q high Er7te-
Tie entrance 10 re fzsafer = f1e1
xs.h mirrors that tisto-s tie tzzz,
sorz TITO zzry x-ctsssze AZ zzs1-
ahle sszpes a-6 < hzs heco-s kzo--
a. TIE -Tszpie o. Nlsth-~
T1e cd zfl- tE-ozxa v15ch ycz
e1a- IN . boat has beez r-rEaeet Wiz
s@r ard rszxzi3cs-r srsEsz. tzzs e.
hAEc.ng the beauty c< Place tat vas
50 popular last s@zsc7- On tie zerTT-
eo-rczr6 Nrx Ezs-c1~L0-x las e1-
pen6e5 S.sdsa for -ew AL hanc-
susnelv carved xrt-zlx tzz- lave
r-pTez q uurse- 70 .Ne <kFa1rsz- VILE
xev cars lave b<@- provided for tie
<o1bse fxrre slx1-- better kzcra a.
the coaster Tie circle sszzx vsicz
has BASKETS ATTACHED - szxz c1ases
that sB..xz roz far oz- ao<-e tsc
evez Eo-e rocziz- Tezs s<zsez Ia.
. inzr
Ta>stAy hs es11rz-s Gar q. Ez-<s's
Nrz E-stck-Lcsx zzz k2z tie better
ak<Ise- h1fl- l. ix a,rfy szEsd A
/ grove. crezcsrc41z7ex- ex-szSs sros .
tower Esry fs<< = ks1xzs. 2.& Govz
this g-rTe Tou cpax~ SEATED CD . 80
a CARPET T. n free fog <he ekfstrss
- sses- dzy& AID Al 0rAsr ezgs i =
( 5 esz-s for everybody
S1eak1a< cf PRICES EzzrezTs Exr<>rx
are zzfcze 10e t5e-z u 70 xzzzzEez-
where Tie 5-5ce e1c<>Ez - ce<z- az
ce7< Z TIE nAsz t,<sss-- e t1-s fke-
ssex Ws,->r Carr Bezzzxs ne f1x1zs
<ey Tc<k sage kzr<<1oe- Azx . sso<k
eoGzan5 a rzzyerz shs< d ne< Esr-
psssez ~ asy e1Epazy n IL eDzn-
uy-
The H<1<5esxA- n ne zs<ezc<s1a -
xbe tkan1ar fcx tAzB ve<k 80 for Aexs
vesk "a JaSasnse Ezx4<aeAss- VII
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-06-17
GAS AND WATER
70 ONE As NECESSARY As the
oIHER7
Citizen. Ct l.rs. cI.s. Say 1t is.

Nev York. June i3.-In the recer,
ax.tatlor here sboa; the price Of gas,
the demand for lower rates was sup
ported by the argument that every
ressder, is as dependent upon sup
ply OF gas a. upon a supply OF good
water
IL has come 10 pass that the day
laso-er uses gas as his only fuel for
cooking. because o. economy, and the
rich man uses gas on account OF It's
consenieaee- Gas for lighting. with
modern Improvements IN burners. is
cheaper. better and more satisfactory
than any other Kind Of Light Gas
sells a. 81 % per thousand cubic feet
IN large cities and from that TO as
tigh as .saa In smaller towns.
The consumer Of gas in the country
uses AretyienA pronounced a-set-a.
Ienel. and each user makes his own
gas ard is independent OF Ca. and
Electric Companies. Acetylene is =
more perfect uiaminAn. than the gas
sold By the big gas companies In the
cities. ana the cost 20 the smallest
zser Is ahoa; the equivalent ot city
gas az $ cents per thousand
Acetylsne Is the modern artificial
IfEht. the latest atfiiioz 20 TIE May
inventions that have become daily
necessities.
TIE lsAf from an acstyiece fame
Is saf1. steady E1d brilliant. and IN
quality Is onIy riyalse By the san's
rAyA n water and 4 solid material
known as Calcium Carbide are
hrugxhs sata eoatsct. the immediate
result Is the making ot this woH1er-
fui gas The generation % acetyieze
Is 50 slzale that experience or eFsz
apparatus Is uag necessarT % make
&; = = Is desired % make L fer p-ae-
tic4l lighting ard 10 keep g for IN
mediate Use. thea ! snail machine
called az ~AessYleue GeEsratoT- Is
supi1yed- Taere are uzzy respozsi-
be co1cs-ua Haakilx arety ieae gs-sr-
At1rz II practice. tbs Ezs Is 1is-
tr.sztes n s-au pipes tArcugsout
kalitlzEs. gruzEEs. or ertire cfuez
ard tUzEs. n the sane manner as
oretazrT eltY gas. Acetg iers Is the
ozly satisfactory means ot HShting
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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-06-17
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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-06-17

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