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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-26
Funeral Of w. W. Lewis

The funeral services over the remains of
William w. Lewis took place "Wednesday
at the residence of his father, Mr.. r. C.
Lewis, 3556 18th street northwest. His
death occurred last Sunday at Clarksburg.
Md. and the body was brought here for
interment in the family lot in Rock Creek
cemetery The pallbearers were Messrs
Edward \. Newman. John r. Peak, George
T. POLLOCK. Preston G. Day, Charles W.
Moore and f. Judge Williams
Mr.. Lewis was fortyfour years of age
and until recently had been a resident of
the District of Columbia. For MANY wears
he had been identified in business with the
firm of r. G. Lewis K Son hatters on
New York avenue, but i'll health had forced
him to seek the quietude and seclusion of
the country life and relinquished his bust
ness connections He was confirmed twenty
years ago in the Episcopal Church by
Bishop Nelson of Georgia, and had since
been a member of that faith.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-26
SUICIDE AT SAVANNA, ILL.
Reputed Wealthy Man Takes His Life
in Hay Loft,

A dispatch from Savanna, H., last night
says: Boutwell, Pulford, reputed to be the
wealthiest citizen of Savanna. committed
suicide today a few moments after he
ing questioned regarding the wherea-
bouts of revolver with which he
was suspected of having slain Attorney
Daniel S. Berry former leading member of
the Illinois legislature. Pulford had denied
any knowledge of the killing of Berry, but
became agitated when questioned concern
ing the revolver.
The story has been widely circulated that
berry was killed as result of attention
paid by him to a married woman Pulford
on arriving at his store today, found a
newspaperman waiting for him with queries
as to the revolver. AS soon as the inter
viewer had left Pulford hurried home and
going TO the hay loft of his barn. shot him
self dead.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-26

the
is oneo mo ractv
Of
ndanys facilities
the
BILE for o
heet thought supplied.
of
deliveries OF all purchases
phonesan
Open Every Week Day and Saturday Night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-26
Insurance Matters in District

The American Temperance Life Insurance
Association OF New York, the Ben Franklin
Insurance Company of Allegheny. Pa and
the National Fraternal League OF Washing
ton, ID. C.. have recently been licensed to
do business in the District. The CONNER
call Mutual Accident Company of Phi!adel-
phia and the Colonial Assurance Company
of New York have withdrawn from the Dis
trct. The India Mutual Fire Insurance
Company of Boston and the Knights OF
Pythias (colcred) of North America South
America. Europe. Asia. Africa and Austria
liza, the home office Of which is located at
Charlestown. w. Va lave been refused
licenses
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-26

BROWN & HILLARY. COG La. AVE.
Special Prices on Fresh Fish.
No. 1G. JOS GER. Prime Roasts, 1Sc
No. 10. Il. w GHEEN. Spring Lamb, zoe.
No IO4 ALBERT SANDERS
Home-dressed Meats.
my19-n
n. 81. HOWARD + HOOVER
Ru;st Lamb. 1jc up. Fancy Roasts, l3c-
No. 81 J Il CARROLL.
Fancy Roasts. l0r up. Corned Beef &c
No 80 NJ W VOSRURG.
Hams, 81, Cooked Hams, soc. Clipped Beef @oc.
lt
Ne ca tUG. STUBENER.
Leg Lamb, 1S,. Roast Veal. 12c. 1t
No ISL. i. r. IAMB.
Ii Fun Cream nd Old Cheese, 2lc.
", 26n WNI. II. GOODMAN Jr.
Homemade Potato Chips, 25c., and Preserves
II
No 80 W r BROOKE.
Spring Lamb, Veal and Beef.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-26
Floods in the Southwest.

A dispatch from Albuquerque \. NJ.
saws: The Rio Grande, now almost a mile
wide. is flowing through the middle of the
village of Tome twenty miles south of AL
buauerque, while the 600 inhabitants of the
village are camping on the hills and watch
ing their homes being swept away.
The entire property of the villagers is de-
stroyed. along with their crops. Other viii
lagos are threatened
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-26
Commander Nicholson Here on a Visit

Commander r. T. Nicholson. who broug hit
the new protected cruiser Tacoma from
San Francisco around Cape Horn to New
York is on visit to this city, pending his
departure on the Tacoma for a cruise to
France with Rear Admiral Sgsbee's squad
ron 10 bring back the remains of John Paul
Jones.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-26
Tourgee's Remains cremated.

The body of Albion Vinegar Tourgee,
American consul at Bordeaux, who died
there on Sunday, was brought to Paris
and taken to the Pere La Chaise GEM
etery, where it was cremated in the pres
ence of Arthur Bailly Blanchard, second
secretary of the American embassy. The
widow will take the ashes to Mayviile,
N. Y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-26

According to Rev. Herbert s. Johnson,
pastor of a Boston Baptist church, the
fist clergyman in the United States TO
protest against John d. Rockefeller's do
nations to the churches, there is an or
ganized revolt among the ministers of the
Baptist Church against Mr.. Rockefeller S
gifts to Baptist Institutions
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-26
Will of George W. Royd.

The will Of George w. Boyd, dated De-
cember o. 1904, has been filed for probate
After requests of certain personal prop
erty to his four sons are deducted the en-
tire estate is devised to Mary Teresa Boyd.
widow OF the testator Mrs. Boyd is also
named eXecutrix.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-26
Court of Appeals Takes Recess.

The Court of Appeals today took re-
cess until Tuesday. June q, 1905. Argu-
ments were heard today in the case of
and Leslie NJ. Shaw. Secretary of the
Treasury, concerning rival claims to a
fund in the hands Of the Secretary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-26
The Test.

All advertisers oerti-
~ to the influence The
Star has on those who
buy. That is the test.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-26

BY WILLIAM f. CURTIS.
Correspondence of The Star and the Chicago Record
Herald.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-26
Pierpont Morgan's Museum.

Mr. Pierpont Morgan is erecting pri-
vate museum to shelter his extraordinary
collection of books, pictures and antiquities
that will cost more than a million dollars
1t is situated on Both street between Mad
son and Park avenues, in the rear of his
residence, and is 100 feet square. The de-
sign by McKim, Meade & White, is pure
classic, and nothing could be more appro-
pirate to the purpose for which it is in
tended. Mr.. Morgan has expended several
millions of dollars in making his collec-
ton, which contains many unique articles
of extraordinary value and interest. Only
portion of his treasures are in the United
States, and those that are here are scat
tered about the city. because he has had
no place to exhibit them together His COL
lection of ancient books illustrating the
history of the art of printing Is on exhi-
bition in the library of Columbia Univer-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-03
HAIGH'S ASSAILANT
HAS BEEN ARRESTED
THOMAS SAUNDERS, FORMER BARTENDER WILL BE cHass
Ed WITH cRImE-ALL DEPENDS UPON IoENTFlesOs
OF LEONARD

The police have located the al
legged murderer OF John W Haigh.
who vas assaulted in the Shamrock
saloon about ten days ago and died
"Wednesday morning from blow
over the left eye. said 10 have been
delivered by Thomas Saunders. a
bartender. who at one time worked
In the Bureau saloon. on upper First
avenue Saunders was arrested yes
terday on coroncr's warrant
charging him With causing the death
OF Haigh The arrest was made at
Arlington aud Capt Ward. OF the
local police force. will be sent TO
bring the prisoner back 10 this city
today.
Saunders has been out Of the city
since the alleged assault which was
Witnessed by Leonard w Kidd. a
printer who was with Haigh the
morning IL occurred According 10
his statements. the man who struck
.HaiEh was the aggrcssor and that a
remark passed on his conduct to-
ward a woman whom he was mis-
treating was the cause. Kidd was
on his way home after working
hours and met Haigh near First uv-
enue and Bell street Haigh was
then somewhat under the influence
OF liquor lie invited Kidd into the
Shamrock saloon 10 get drink
There were several others In the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-03
kATe EDWARDS osvoTroH TO HER BABE rs PATHETIC
FsArurs o, a,s cAs,-RAc. PREJUDICE A STRONG m
FLuEHeE IN HEr CONVICTION.


and haH aesu only a fow children AZ
they passed the prison Window
The nature uf this unfortunate
child. Who little dreams ~ her
handicapped life. b. nwoet and affeH
Tomato None ri tho prenatal in
fueuesa which might be- erpeetsd.
IN sleH IF tho fact that she came
into the world only "a few days after
her mother b. alleged 20 have com
mlttsd horrible murder have dem
auHfafsH fhemHrlyca ln her Her
mother has taught her ~ pray Al
meal time Now come Lord Jrsua
be uHr Elsaf and bless the food
which Thou hast provided.
She HaH seen samuel GrcaH0n. but
ale does not like him. ln fat has
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-03
WORSE THAN DEATH is PARTING
FROM HER PRISON-BORN CHIln

I Lent II aAe would have +. -.
lie explained that she 80 I
but for Bono reason she tho8gt. II
WA being deceived and - 81 - =
her fear Of this that she fslI 80, "
ing. - islst
II i1 unGurHIouabIy Ia.
Kate EdNar1a ha1 a atfanr. ~
alton for tho neN9 Greaaes 's sals-
fierce hatred fDr him 49,. -
whom he denied Alma Tbsss
been strong feeling agsiss,
woman here ever since h. -
owing 20 tho negro element =
Gaze e
lawyer Lfulz iu telling a, a.,
race prejudice ad 1 80 ~
thinking men and women +, -
city say that Kate Edusrss
earned her fate Dn the gaiie~. -
reason ~ her as1eIatlgu 81
negro II not fYF murder. Ahss
trial heard one of the IBfo,s -
convicted hrr make thar ststa.s.is
though be d.d not speelfy - - y
said any woman ~
Kate Edwards tells M H..
her ~ years OF married - -
never had one day Of safssi -. -
fort. she never loved her bs,ss.I
and lived with him only beesa.s i
thought she could live noxhaFs - -
HeHIdes the children bound =, !.
him Amer boz hufband 10 =.
graded her ~ h.H standard =, -
ness. through years N erual,,
brought The negro 10. The ns,,s
a. / undrrfihHd Il from the wors,
once defended Der
FROM A BRUTAL ATTACH
b. this lend NJ a husband e..
Haa not used % any Hndness ~
knows what influences worried ~
her Of what ah0 must have Ufts,,T
/ should think that rleht-mlsssl
people. considering The enrlro6ntss
fIraumHtauCea. ignorance al
Wfefehed llfc ~ this woman eorii
have a more charltable view n -
gard 70 the race question In ~
ease
The woman ia concerned AN
times about the welfare u The ~
children who have been taken fto-
her After her daughter Mar -
Il had gone upon the ntzud al
against the advice 1f her eva segs.
HsI. sworn against her ns,ksr
claiming that she alone mar5.rl
her father and then later ess.x
what she had said Nm Kdsr5s
sent for her and f1rsavs hef. IA
household effects In the Edstrs,
ahanty we're sold after the xunas,
arrest for $50 a greatly lnaug
price as all Of the grewsoEs 81
eles we're bought a. tguxenin
Mrs Edwards gave most dat
money 20 Mary For days shs rwb
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-03

resort and a rough house vs :,
der way.
Kidd and Halgh drank togesss
and then he passed the remark - =.
led up 60 the assault Kidd aie -
want 20 mix in the fight MAJ ].
lowed and left the place. bns :.
until he had seen the first ~
struck by the unknown assA,A-s
supposed 20 have been Ssahass
Kidd says that the first blow sfss
hit Haigh FUN in the stomach =
that a second. struck over Tue ri
eve. felled the man 10 the floor'
forwards Patrolman Millikeh -
In 10 quell thief racas, but me ~
Elephants had all OF them essaIss
BY a rear door. II has been repo.s.
ed that Haigh went 20 the psA 4,
man after the fight and Naneea -
assailant arrested.
Haigh was practically deaa ~ 4,
when he made the complaint ~ -. :.
officer and e Is said that ne repe -,
ed his trouble 90 other Officers -, ~
also refused TO intereede. peiie,as
that the case was nothing more -,
a saloon fight best settled e.' =
court The facts cleaned hy NV NJ,
lice will be laid before Proseeo"~
Attorney Macintosh. .,ss
II Saunders Ia positively idenu cent. 7,
he will have TO stand q ehap
murder.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-03
ny MAItLEH y PEW.

READING. p Kate Edwards
tho woman Who IL under sentence
10 be- hanged lu the jail yard ~ the
Borka county prison here. Feb lG.
realizes the terrible fate that Do 30
rapidly approaching her and she 10
tortured constantly - real and
faucied horrors Of death on the gal
lows She Wanfs 10 live Almost
ryory hour of her life o. spent la
weeping and hemaau.uE her fate
hut nothing tn all her draphirIng
agony about her own death com
pArea With her uHeeaHinE Ericf a.
tho prospect of being separated from
the child Alma. born ln prison nine
days after the MOTHER arrest
They are going fo EIIl mc twice.
The woman walls They viii take
my child from me and then they
will Kill ne. out there iu the jail
yard Why don't they hI Alma
too7 She iH black. and born In
prison
No ONE II TIE WORLD
bat me viii love her And Hhc iH
such "A pretty baby and ao good "
Tho devotion ~ this doomed
mother for her Offspring. a child
without name. though rrputcd 20
boz the daughter of the negro sam
url Greasou. condemned 90 die on
the same EallaNH with MrF I'd
wards. la positively pltiful To
make the final parting lesE distress
INK. the prison officials. at the ruE
rrHtluu Of oliver LENT the WON
|Hn'a counsel. are trying % wrau
Alma away ~ keeping her most Of
her waking hours IN the prison Of
flee. where she plays With the cat
and Do petted by atranEera and the
guards
Alma 10 truly a prison child She
wss born iu a barred cell and for
four year, has slept ulth her moth
or on the iron cot She knows all
% the prisoners and runs about the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-03

ed in her cell making clothes for ths
girl. who was sent 10 a missionary
training school IN St lo1iA ~
proved to be incorrigibie and n.
away.
Little Alma. one week before ne
execution. will be taken fron ~
prison. II e. hoped BY the uoiaE
and her lawyer that some ehariiahs
person will adopt her
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expressed fear 81 him She knows
that he IL different from the other
men she has seen. because be ls
black and they are white She does
not know that she 10 black. with IN
mistakabIe Ethiopian features
I do not like him. the child
kald pointing 20 GreAson He IL
all dirty Ny mamma keeps me
clean. - that I will be- pretty like
nay mamma
Four yeara Of prison life. frauKhl
Il f. true. NIfh series or narrowing
experience. have worked an almost
incredible transformation IN Kate
Edwards She has had three meals
daY. for one hing. she hes been
shown. for the first time IN her
life
SOME GENUINE KINDNESS
and solicitation for her welfare
hardly a daY has passed but her
lawyer has called lie has not
talked Of the crime or Of her fate.
any more than WAS necessary. but
has tried 70 encourage and strength
en- her by kind and thoughtful
treatment For four years this NO
man has been free from the evil IN
fiueueea and luhuman treatment Of
the man she married and for whose
murder she ls 20 die. Her narurN
scope Of know ledge ~ life and the
world has been hroadencd The IN
stinetiKe goodness In her. the law
yer say has been strangely avail
ened and she wants 20 live
The face 81 the woman as shown
in photographs taken before her ar
rest and recently tn the jail has
undergone a wonderful transforma-
ton Intelligence and sort Of re
fluemeul has replaced the hard lines
and lack 81 expression almost
hestIaI
one Of the fancied fears OF this
woman. which clearly Indicates her
primitive. morrow range Of knnWl-
edge. vas that she would have 10
walk up 20 the gallows wearing a
red hat she had
SEEN A RED FELT HAT
lying in the court room She asked
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-03

Princess pytrrlyHFera TILE wonderful
Egyptian don't want the uH4nr go
siaHH hsr with amy other palfhiHt Doe
Seattle without fiIHt consulting her.
Advice uu uli nffaira u ife past
present ana future. tod from HfHdi"
t. grave. HHtlHfHH tIuu guaranteed uI
uo pas iIh First Ave tiauw o g.
daily. I'd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-03

John Carter. age 20 years, febru.
ary
James +. Burke. age 40 years.
February I.
Mrs l.. A. Rakor. axe Is years. az
1851 Jackson street January 81.
Jas CaWlry. age q years At t3t
Sunset Place. January 81
Mary A. Graham. age SO YEARS az
SIS North Sevcnty-sixth street. Jan
uary IS
Carl Melvin kalberE died ianu.
ary / at the home OF his parents
SIS East Denny way. Funeral viii
be held Sunday. February S. at :
p. m. AZ tho undertaking parlora Of
johnson 4 Hamilton. 2i2I First av-
enue tuterment al Mt Pleasant
cemetery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-03

t. Mr and Mrs E. Y Cox 6ai
Twenty third avenue. January 80. a
hoy
To Mr. and Mrs r Gaunuitz. see
Howard avenue. February l. boy
To Mr. aud Mrs A Cauellto. $40
Seventeenth avenue. February =. a
bav
To Mr.. and Mrs. J Hawkins. Jan
vary SO. a Girl.
To Mr.. and Mrs. u. bailey. Jan
uary 50. a boy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-03

Business chspess-continusd
nAHd1rEH ln Clkaf Stands from 800
10 d o0o
Hauniiun Houses fnnm fl1l q "a 100.
GtAtRuDN Is HfLs EHIIH
tn uufhe ItidH q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-03

MEN. j have a rimpls patented rub e
bier device that never fills 60 de-
Yrlupr ur produce full manly
power The fret application Thou
sands Of physicians handle ana
iudorno u iu their practice II can
be carried ln the vest pocket and
will last "a lifetime. uur illustrated
book sent free 10 any address.
Now Specially Co.. Dept - Scat
tie. wash
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For salo-Farn, ard Lsnds-Con.
tinusd.

THREE MILES IRON KrSr
- acre is thsfaHHhiF cleared Sod
hgHaa HHa barn good orsNhf1. IN
cleared portion a. Ben pasture g. ~
uu easy terms
At ENSYpALr
70 acres. ! acre cleared Enpd house
and harm. chi L. houses Hruha tor.
taois & - NiIi make ~ ide4i puuia
try ranch Easy terms " pa meat
ALL BOTTOM LAND
ln arrta about iaa acres cleared mag
rtfieHHt house bafu in frri square
five modern chicken fauHsa root
bsuss carriage heuae 90 beariHE
fr4it tree IHa - tna beet fatff
farms Ia - asfaru WaHhiuHtou. and
Yn4 can have O. far .. G., un terms
n Yoa are iaekiHk Tor "a fsyin 81 =
piece . aHreaEH Or aEH ararfl Eit9n
this ur tHe other sIaf n fhr noun
tafuH : An HHnpiF ro4f warfa. aa I
have options an over three fhH4aaHa
place
I have money e. iaaa and can assist
yu4 is finance auF - those proper
ties
A LAWRENCE. pets Second ave.
Fer saIs--Rsal Estate
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corridors at uill She has never
been out ~ the prison wall though
she rumped on the green grass In
the Jail yard LAT summer and play
81 In the hnaN there this Riuier.
She looks upon he place a. her
home aud che thinks 1t Be- very nice.
Tor sgeryune ia good TO her she
has
NEvER KNOWN A PLAYMATE
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sure. safe remedy. never fails guar
uutsrd uil female disorders Hurrran
fully treated touHatf ph1 aisfauH free
Paris Now York Medical Inst. Lnta
BROOK iIidE iHua Second
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Real Es,atsc Continued


RICH IFyEL ACRE rHAeTI
~ 80 trrma onif b minutes e. 5sf
Ell mfHHfra ride 20 rlHgHsH
Efad#d sshoal spod roads fdfta g.
and store Nor 90 me tine t. -
Ho61 $ cdtMkN DIDO II
rHEpAHE roR srniSh'
I aerKa n rseelivrt noii on = q 30
tasd. p migutra walk 50 &c g.
ear Er-dsd school STORES pusisfN
q. laa ~ erpum HOUSE "a #
aaaare ouiy 100 Terms sivss
gHAHEFH b. AnAWF
ROOM ~ cuiMAN nlhd II
wE RAVE ron aALE
81 iHla caii sud 80 aa tsfar. 80
wISmur HRua
ROOM ~ calmaH mes II
81 ai5a s,rp., So D. 81
balance FanF
sfaaa, rsa faad-rf ,sth aua r cherry
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81 - -. !,
cftrAr CLOSE rs level iots. uith
uafrr mains ard sidewalks lad uHI4
- a. % terms . psr mplth Ws
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aaef aa fsta and - huusaa hats
hs.n sald g. Southeast Seattle In i've
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All.
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Spring e almost here, Sc your -
den III on thN scroa ~ fieh. p
go gs'ghns5s close . sliy re-
bldg II
- -. =
II l. p ~ NEAl a 90. - T.
n afh hiat D. Tor iluF properties IT
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for baie-fontes and lots
LEA,Fieg eof{n,ry, arg nsy hssi.s
= - - -
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s@rs-,,k~t sss tlan.stt ft.a,frs.
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BROOM LODGING house ~ fatHQ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-03

UNION MEHHEs aIU
Huunrt Main ut tHH# 81 - Seneca
~ lud hJ W KiHE 81 Prompt
service open daE AID ulEht
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Star Want Ad. Agencies

p. y. Mullen, S2i Ballard ave, op-
passs City Hall.
Frsment Drug 6o, Ewing street
Snd Fremont avenue.
Quaker Drug Co, iof3 let ave.
Thoa Harris a. pestoffisss Henton,
c. ~. lohndrott cigar store. gle :
Hacano
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-02-03

IAufEH when in need ssud far free
tTiai ~ uur never falllHE fnmsdE re-.
lief quick Paris Chemical CO. ~
Waukre via