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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-03-09
SWAN RIVER EXTRA

March 5.-Nick Kaluza spent Fri
day and Saturday in Little Falls.
Wilkes saw mill shut down Frida,
and started up again Monday.
Paul Krottoschinski drove to Ceda,
Lake Friday Oh fishing trip.
The mail carrier on route No. !
from Royalton did not make his en-.
tire "Trip Saturday on account of the
bad weather. -- $1,000 80. go. 70 @-'-- ''-'"~'
One of the buildings at wittke,: ks :
saw mill caught fire Thursday fore
noon, but was soon under control. It
was taught that sparks from the en-
CINE set the fire. Mr.. Wittke estimates
his lose about $50.
Miss Mary Clark loft for st. Paul
Wednesday, where she will be EN-.
plcyed.
John Pierzina drove to Fawndsle
Friday with load of lumber.
Albert Goslak is hauling logs 70
the Wittke mill this week.
There was peoples caucus held at
the town hall Saturday for the pur.
pose Of nominating town officers. The
following we're nominated:
Snpervisor-John Pierzina.
Clerk-Dennis Sheedy.
Treasurer-Jacob Mrozek.
Assessor-M. W. Yak.
Constables John Han6er. Alex
Danielski.
Peter Gregerson, who Is employed
in a saw mill at Holdingford, came
home Saturday and returned Monday.
Crows have made their appearance
which is sign of spring.
Katie Stanek left for Minneapolis
Wednesday, were she will be EN-.
ployed.
Miss Christina Gre9erson went to
Little Falls Thursday.
Paul Krottoschinski, who has been
at Cedar Lake on a fishing trip, re.
turned Sunday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-03-09

Following is the high school homo,
TOLL: Senlors-Florence Beruhardt,
Mae Graham, Charles Cawley, Myr.
tie Scott, Lora Magee, Eulalia Skoog,
Hattie Richard Loren Roberts, Ed.
ward Stoll. Juniors-Laura Bullard,
Odille Hernrx Gertrude Johnson.
Arthur StrOm. Sophomores--Jacot
Crest, Oriua Stephenson. freshmen
Blanche Robbers, Eugene Danphy,
Hazel Schallern, Howard Steele, Ruth
D1npby, Birdie Fuller.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-03-09

A. r. Davidson has made gift to
the public library, ten volume set of
the LITERATURE of All Nations' be-
ang extracts from the works Of all the
great writers.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-03-09

DR.. A. J. Klimek attended the state
convention of optometrists at St. Paul
last week. and reports pleasant and
instructive session.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-03-09
CULDRUM

March 4.-Miss Bertha Vanslow
went to GREY Eagle Monday on q
visit.
Chas. Buelow was in Swanville Sun.
day.
School will close in Dist. so NJ ,n-
day, March 10th.
Mr.. Wotzka Is looking up q place to
build skimming station in this vi
cinity next spring.
O. Vanslow returned from Wlscon-
81 q last week.
There are good many suffering with
colds in this vicinity, which is keep.
ing many young men from calling on
their sweethearts.
Chas. Baelow is busy hauling hay
this week.
Mrs. Legg Is going to rattle off he1
eagle 50 soon az the tickets are sold.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-03-09

FOR SALE-Seed grain, macaroni
wheat, spring rye and oats. Address,
D. Corbir, Little Falls or Fl. Rip
ey. 81 4
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-03-09

st. Cloud Journal Press 2: Miss
Ethel Bowen entertained at tea last
evening for Mics Victoria Smith of
Little Falls, Covers were laid for ten.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-03-09

County Surveyor A. J. Fem, who
mad long ana nard time with in
hammstory rheumatism, is now able
to be out, and is recovering, which
will be pleasing to his many friends
throughout the country.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-03-09

j. W. Van Hercke Of Buh is back
from q visit to Missouri. He bought
a 260acre farm while away.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-03-09

Les Campbell. we'll known here,
has left the employ of the A. q. Whit.
ney Co., at St. Cloud, and will 90 in
to the land and loan business for
himself.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-03-09

House and lot in the city of Little
Falls to trade for farm land. INQUIRE
of Warren Gibson at the First Nation.
al National Bank. 6Ol
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-03-09

A class Of nine, including Harry
A. Nicer Of Rice. will graduate from.
the St. Cloud Normal school next Fri
day in the elementary course.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-03-09

Miss Carrie Barden was "surprised'
Friday evening at her home Oh First
street northeast. and the result was
one of the pleasantest parties ever
given in the neighborhood. Dancing
and cards were enjoyed and q fine
lunch was not neglected.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-03-09

town where she has been employed.
VIM. Goloick was in Royalton Mon
day with load of ties.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-05-04
SAN PRANcIsco's CALAMITY.

Yesterdays earliest extra repeated detail the earthquake and
received FIJI and published some
This the via Seattle as regular Asso
dispatch this disposng OF the OF take raised p
an enyious and completely scooped contemporary
and which by mail reveal INC
OF Owing 10 contradictions III the
previous the censorship Of promotion bodies hope was
bull, up here story had been magnhed by excited report
the certain it ito borrow the phrase o
e has not been exaggerated
rebuilding spirit which is understood to prevail should
Of making San Francisco
beautiful OF American cities One thing Of "hh
recognition the need Of several wdc
avenues like OF larger parks the districts likely
congesed with population When city burns there can
strategic points for rehghng nor
many parks which refuge from flames and falling
walls All city-panning which the late hre has
exposed which engineers have hitherto recognized
Francisco and the best suggestions
beauthcrs like Bunham and Robinson adopted should
city grow again upon its old site ought TO be the Paris OF
America.
nothing rcassurng however in the fact that the actual
The earthquake started the hre
and broke would have enabled the hreucn
quenc of the problems before the insurance
companies therefore upon the attitude OF which much depends
will Of kind OF mains which earth
quakcs likely destroy Here chance for the most con
summae skill Of invention
rebuild the old site has behind il the great
OF owning class body which either restore
something old value by reconstruction reduce
value by abandonment There will be no abandon
Fancscans and the chances that the carly
Land subsistence dsproyed favor that conclusion
Probably proposed San Francisco will be
buildings Before the fire the place perhaps
largest city the world good watesuppy and
the resisting qualities of redwood etc. de-
pended from conagration IN the era
cpt district where steel and granite
aT 10
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-05-04
ONLY:
F|RE.L0SSES

OAKLAND, Saturday, April 2i.-No
losses viii be paid until they are prop
erly adjusted, and only such as the in
surance companies are properly respon-
slblc for. Such was the sense OF n
meeting OF the San Francisco board OF
fire underwriters, held this morning.
Rolla Watt, manager OF the Royal
and Queen companies, brought the mat
ter before the board and II met with,
general appreciation.
II met ex-Mayor Phelan on the street
yesterday" said he "and he asked me
TO get some sort Of a notice given out
10 the public that their Losses would
be protected. ! DO not believe that
this is the proper thing and told
him 80. The companies I represent
VIII pay what they are liable for and
no more, and II Is better for those
whose spirits are dropping to allow
them 10 drop rather than to buoy
them up with false hopes"
The companies WIN undoubtedly pay
only fire losses ana not those occasions
ed by the earthquake. Mr.. watt de-
clarcd that he was confident that the
san Francisco board OF supervisors
would prohibit the use OF any chlmneys
In Oakland, Alameda or Berkeley until
they had been inspected.
People are using chimncys through
out the cities on this side OF the bay
that are dangerous and liable at any
time 10 start connagratIon," he said,
"and | WIN make n motion now that
our inspectors be put 20 work inspect
Ing chimneys and also notifying all OF
our policy holders that the companies
VIII not be responsible for any fires
until such time as their chlmneys have
been properly passed upon"
The suggestion OF notifying the pol
Icy holders brought forth y general
laugh and he was asked how this was
TO be done, with their books all burned.
ron, well ! thought you had your
lists" he reJOined. u have mine, and
all complete"
The work viii be Immediately UNDER
taken. The question OF property de-
molished by dynamite bids fair 70
cause endless litigation II was MOI
touched upon at the meeting,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-05-04
AN AMERICAN REMEDY,

There Is probably no medicine mann
faetured that can be found IN more
homes in the United states than fhgm'
herlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy II has been in general pse
for over thirty years and euoh sueees
siYe epidemie Of diarrhoea and dysen
terry during this lime has tested ~
merit and proved 10 superiority over
all similar preparations Tho rellahll
iiy and prompt cures NJ this rpmell
haYe Won fnr Il lhe pQndleHep of manl
physirinnH who often prescribe y p
lh'lr praellee No casp has eNeI yel
been gepariel where - pge has failel
W give RELIEF This remedy y fnI sali
IN his rlly hy all dealers pnd drug
eisls, hepfopl smith 4 Npg lid,
agfplr fpT Hawaii
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-05-04
A WONDERFUL DISCOVERY.

Ihih - ths age ~ febshfeh Ahd experiment.,
when all mature, 10 ~ speak, 10 raRsaekad by
The Hcientlne for The comfort and happiness ~
man, Science has indeed made giant strides
dhilnE lhs past century, ana among tbe-by no
msans least impOrHut-dise0yerpu IN medicine
eones thaI VI IHEhAFI0h
TblA pTepafAtlOn II unguesii0aahly ODa 0f the
most genuine And TelHbla PHtant hadieines
ever Introduced, and has, W. understand, been
nsed w thu Continental Hospitals w hie0Fd,
hoplan, J1hert, Nelptau, hAlnlnnsuve, tbs we'll
kh1Nu phAHsalHnaei and Indeed by ail ghs are
Regarded - nnIh1Tllirs IN such matters, Nv,
eluding he eplrhraisa LalipmHnd, aAl li0uE,
w whom u was sNlne time sinne HRlf0EglE
alnpnd, sud lhai u II verify tho attenflon ~
u nQ doubt From ilf lne VI Aristotle d0Hnr
wards, . potent ageHt ~ ihe removal " lheSe
alaeasss has lllke lhs famed phll0sopheTs
slqnel been Tbs 0hleri " leaIeh VI sanla hpprr
fpli generous mlnds end fAT beyond tha miTe
p9MHf-lf such could ever laYe bpaa dlse0l
tlsl-af transmitting Tho laseT mfials into g0la
V spfplF Ihe alseoltTy W fpnndy ~ p0lrnl
~ w lrplenlsh lht ialliug nnplHlrH N no un0
patpi Anl w ihe pihrT NJ enpelnallg spepally
snR ssfrg ~ eAppl lIm ny plApm ihp noH0ns
NJ Arlnlni ~ Inherited dlarHsn ~ ~ lhflf
WnHap lnllAs ~ 70 lrele pq lalnl ~ Hpoe ~
hbb9t bMe y ~ hew lyepeh nemeay
IIlhkAplOAl Nhigh msg gdlslply lpnk NliR,
Nel lskg Wre'afnef M msly " ihp 49,
pglrnlgllon hpd npsf hals llfn maap, end lhh
Eaifnsllp ppd elgrlpplpselng apnaRl lhsl hps
tfep eFfHtd ~ 1913 WfalelAe NhllgYpf lnlge'
pNi,A tplfely " welt lNai y y dnslinla a
lgsl lgll ellhlpe fll lhope gpfglapahlp FfWf,
llfg llyl Nprg fplplfTll lhn glq s9llsHff N
g,il',pl mSp' lls'apes ll'lis AaIs'll,fh klal'
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-05-04

fTaen wsaassahs.s Aasta sfsb
ftethn Fsllf u btlas isHsA ~ a.
rsisfattaiits fnfa Nettsi io sa.s
Nskaiisa'f tAaff
ieff widen rHaf ~ d. a.nis lsfI
fpf been. fffisftaG sfif o leBfa 81
itn dsff in iiono.ul1
Dfiur hiiews5 iifs kefs nas g.
'ieiifn a. gfip gsHereag b'Iur unabis
.o rems foan io BE- pitls
/ Fene ~ tAs business men Gefs az
~ the oriniou fhHf their rarrefpond-
epis have loff tbor Lsbcr eoass in
the recent hre
News bas been received here from
Fan FraDciseo by fhe Japanese lnfor-
nation bureau ~ M death of several
Honolulu kpown japanese ln the
earthquake.
Deputy sheriff Kekauoha OF Koolau
against whom charges are 10 be tried
by the Supervisors. H. reported TO be
preparing TO fight the right Of the
board 20 impeach him.
An article IN the Los Angeles Times
states that there r. a probability OF
Sir Thomas Upton. the well-known
yachtsman. visiting the Pacific this
summer and making Honolulu one OF
his ports of call
Rev. DIR. A. r. Weymouth OF Laha-
Ina has been granted four months
leave OF absence by Bishop Restarlck.
He mas been IN charge Of the church
and mission OF the Hilo Innocents for
the past Ave years.
Superintendent Babbitt has received
letter from Mrs. Rice Of Kaneoh,s
Offering scholarship OF $50 a year for
pupils standing best I'm their studies
In the Kaneohe and Kailua schools.
The distribution Of the fund is left in
the hands OF the department.
David KalauokaIani. Jr., IL out for
renomlnation az county clerk of
oahu. He says there IL no danger OF
the Republicans not winning out IN the
approaching campaign and also ex-
presses an opinion that none can do
80 wen as an Hawaiian for Delegate
TO Congress.
DR.. Brlnkerhof. under whose in
structlons the new station at the Mo-
lokal Settlement Is being built, left
yesterday for the settlement 10 select
a site for the station Every care VIII
be taken in the building Of the station
TO leave nothing undone TO secure the
permanency and suitability Of the
building.
The commutatIon Of the death SEN
tence passed on the five Korean mur-
dercrs now IN jail was discussed at a
meeting OF the Social Science Club on
Saturday evening, resulting IN a COM
mittee being chosen TO secure
Transcript Of the evidence and report
back 10 the club. on the committee
are w. a. Kinney, l.. A. Thurston, w.
.. Smith, DR.. Emerson and ID. i.
Wilmington.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-05-04
PROMOTION WORK PAYS.

connection with the Honolulu
chans mind that already them from
within the The tourists who Honolulu
will do
always, many will
building
will be
literally Angeles Mexican ylageand that
within Promotion work is making Barbara the
building Southern California Tho Of the
Middle growing aud poping and h large
of the the progress Florida and the Gulf states Promotion
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-05-04
WHY THE GUILTY ESCAPE.

Judge De Bolt quotes with his strong approval the ancient max
i'm that better to let ninety guilty escape than to let
innocent be convicted
This particular saying ought TO be reegaed to the dust and
ashes where such payedou axoms the greater the truth
the greater the libel"
Law principles change with time and progress like other things
The danger Of convicng innocent is practically past The
trouble is TO convict guilty
There would be msrals and other mcariages OF JUS
tcc judges would be careful that guilty get their
deserts.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-05-04

Business who do get their announcements the
jubilee number OF the Advertiser will lose chance which they
when This has been the with those who
cctcd their New Year opportunities being that
firms which made spread special editions OF this paper
regretted when they the big annual and found everybody
reading it, The jubilee Advertiser which will appear July end
be tie largest and finest published west OF
San Francisco and OF the European cities Future historians OF
Hawa seek ii for data about the state OF business here
in the opening OF the twentieth century 1t is thus worth
while be placed in the great issue from future well
points Of view The immediate good will from the chance
30 reach N Of curious readers
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-05-04


articles than the uua interest local agcuuasts while
addressed the clubs
eating native
dped the beautiful
its nr replace these Others worthy the
tho improvement clubs w. Higgins oimluaist the Ia
waiap Experimental station gr
from which in the issue well leading American
magazines the determination pests
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-05-04

The loss of 100000 worth Of property leaves Stanford Uni
ycrsy with SooooOo in hand Subject such
and securities as the san Francisco demay have caused So the
institution viii IN due time its usefulness lis aci-
ecura dignity and As he low quadrangle through
he embor uneathed practically may be assumed hat
e structures yet will be Of similar and de
sign Happily ihee plenty pl in which spread One
two story college buildings would be novelty, but after ALL
place ~ instruction not dependent the work o architects
masons and carpenters said and said truly hat Mark
Hopkins sitting end OF log and faithful student he
other made a university education possible
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-05-04


H'ses' are % - ea a S4'a Cat f.rl . sA.se.'s issn
thousand 10 salns vl b 9ris' feet and s contain th'y
Shared "
sIoHTsEERs
sensations
curiosity se tho ruins and 70 watch the homeless 'hrong IN the parks VII
.
do curiosity and they viii
the city being made work and to vo haa and will be
made the Of outsiders they
OF their Osn
Thousands ped by mere curiosity have already come from neghb
ing cities reports
themselves presence merely
Humanity starve savges such shell
visitors
Just that much the labor Of the oveOked faithful
tOhing for the relief Of the stricken
frnco to whom the calamity has appealed merely its spectacular effect
couider production
messed SO grand scale But is view the
Skilled wOrkmen who come with their tools aid
needed Many and find
shelter they
MAJOR H. TILDEN RODE
H. C. Thden the prominent
last night while returning from @ Park by supposed be members
automobile
cut in the face by bullet and another pierced
company snal Corps the
back Of tho bullet
The shooting
Mislon
city
of Governor pe STAFF and of the foremost
Mile House,
they earthquake to Meno Park where he had
in conveying
flag
prominently displayed on his Besides thi he
According Acting Seaman Tden was his own chauffeur and
left no Park about O'Clock At and
patrols upon calling
Cross allowed challenged
them and Immediately gave way upon pevng the Red Cross flag Crossing
men stood in the middle of the road separating
they began
shooting without warning challenge
passed them Shots from front took effect with the exception bullet
grazing the of Tiden's friend.
machine had gone about fifty feet past the said
stopped suddenly saying
sprang up and fred five shots in quick succession the man who was
still shooting behind lap
struck the back
the seat The did
shooting y w w ~ w ~
Boyneton telephone inspector in tho
employ of the Pacific States Telephone
Boynen
declares that he did
latter did not stop when challenged he fired The
began shooting and Simmons and Vance replied killing
Il TEMPORARY HOSPITALS AND REFUGE HOMES
temporary detention
Sacred Heart School, conducted the Dominican
0o anu hsS ana inc mst commitment since the earthquake was
made yesterday The Sisters Sacred kindly
their already crowded quarters the insanity commit and number
patients already there.
met yesterday afternoon with Judge Mray and Judge Ora
ham, and Charles Barclay
An insane Chinese the
Federal
aggrossor
Tho night
with the
falling walls but
Colonel Vain Morgan
eeped by the Federal
and greatest rapidity plans
o
The only government department
which work was continued during the the
Port woodward a
O'Clock
crept towards them from the
building Amid
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-05-04
From Tbursdny.s Adverllser.l

y
Mrs. John Holland and child Of Hllo,
who have been IN the states for sew
eral months are expected on the Ala
media.
William Williamson II expected from
Maui this morning. He went up to 40
tend a meeting Of directors Of the Ha-
waIIan-Amerlcar Rubber Company.
County Sheriff Brown IN obedience
TO the decision Of the Board Of Super
yisors, has directed Deputy Sheriff
Holt OF Waianae TO dismiss officer Ku-
pihea
Governor Carter cabled from Mon
terey yesterday TO Acting Governor
Atkinson, expressing coincidence for
the death OF his father, the late A. r.
Atklnson.
| A wireless message from Kailua
yesterday stated that the gchoolhouse
riot case had ended in the sustaining
Of n demurrer presented by Ashford
and Mills, attorneys for Mrs. Atcher-
/ ley ct al.
! Mr.. Muir. the entOmologist Of the
Planters Experiment station, from
what he saw on his late visit to Fiji
considers that sugar planting there is
. OF the Industry IN Hawaii.
W Miss LaVoy, at one time superlntend-
ing nurse Of the Hilo hospital, is one
oe twenty Honolulu residents to &C.
cure passage on the Manchurla for
San Francisco, She VIII be absent from
the Territory for about a year.
Collector Il. Il. Stackablc VIII leave
on his labor immigration mission 10
the Azores In the steamer Manchurla
on Monday. Probably there viii be-
another executive session Of the Board
OF Immigration before he goes.
w. G. Achl, as attorney for Deputy
Sheriff Kekauoha. VIII enter n de-
murrer 10 the Impeachment OF the ac-
cused on the ground that he In n
district and not county officer while
the latter sort II exclusively mentioned
In the impeachment provision of III,
County Act.
To an application Of Deputy Sheriff
Fetter OF Hilo for extraditIon proceed
ings TO bring one Hamada, an ab
sconding debtor NJ alleged, from Sc
attic, High Sheriff Henry has replied
that his department II without fund
to eXtradite persons accused of mino
offenses from such a distant place a
Seattle.
Albert HOrner, manager Of Kukalal
plantation, came down from Hawai-
yesterday.
Mrs, w Y, Monsarrat has been hear
from In Seattle, she having left her
IN the transport sherman
A cablegram 10 Castle A. Cooke give
, the price Of centrifugals as 34s cent?
with the parity ~ beets 37l cents
I Last previous quotation of centrifugal
0 was $40,
. The pictures 0f the san Francisc
catastrophe are from copy ~ III
D Seattle Times ~ April 2srd, mad
I, available 10 this paper by the o0urles
~ otto Winkler manager ~ the ~
| lssgH
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-05-04

LEVERS & COoKE.--fRobert Y.eyersl
=. J. Lowrey, c. n. Cooke. y-Impors-|
ers and dealers In lumber and build \
ing mate rials. Office. ~ Fort st.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-05-04

HONOLULU IRON WORKS CO-ha.|
chinery OF every descritioD made ts1
0YGer
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-05-04

where ne VINE iaied Nrake viii likely suoee
possibly llo fne wil r conspicuous The weak
lWy veal, viii pp attempt mpeh sitUIrqs
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-05-04

The star which also 20 have press facilities" got out
he only extra Yesterday morning scoopng the other afternoon
paper by several hours with interesting fresh and with ee
healon rom Seattle oi the Advertisers FIJI story,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-05-04

The ineln explains that is paper facilities were equal
s press facilities hence no eNas Why didn't they print The sheet
on ea skins There enough around and ihy would he
just ihe Thing ior Bulletin skiing game special
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-05-04

F. A. scHAEFEr & Coin portsrs
ono commlssIon Merchants. Honolw-
lu, Hawaiian Islanda.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-05-04
Ayers
SarSaparilla

and after using few bottles my indges-
tion was cured, my appetite cane back,
and ] was strong and hearty. This Is
some years since, aHd my old complaint
has not returned, bst always keep q bot
lie In the house, and when feel at all out
Of sorts few doses pct me right sgain
In quick order w. SlNEINsOE, Mt.
Torens, s. A.
There are many imitation
Sarsaparillas.
Be sure you get AYERS"
pnpsfesby Dr. C. Ayar Co.. Lowell. Mass. u. s.A
AYERS PILLS, tao best family laxative.
uOTTIsTER DRI'G 60. AGENTS
The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-05-04


Gbuss lioe lessna hsys Dsn spt sse s
afsios esuianina
Bsuacks are 10 6o.asn
poua
Apsgasss Kitchen fanles
4 b b.