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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-18
Attempted to Use Knife.

Doe is charged with being drunk. resisting
an offlccr and committing assault with
deadly weapon. After entering tho Salt Lako
Electrical supply company on First South and
trying to make the clerk believe that tho
place was q Seloon and that he knew The pro-
prietor. Doe pulled knife when ordered to
leave and tried to his way through
those who onnosod him.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-18
Gather Around Festive Board.

The annual banquet of the officials OF
the Consolidated Wagon and Machine
company was held Monday night at the
companys headquarters on State street
small party OF friends OF tho company
residing throughout Utah and Idaho, also
attended the feast, which proved a very
ENJOYABLE affair.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-18
Purpose of the Visit.

The commission. which including the
10 Washington, D c. The purpose Of the
visit is to study the social and politlca,
conditions prevalent In this country. NJ d
also to confer with Federal ofhcials re
gardlng the operation OF the exclusion
act. the boycott OF American goods. the
granting OF commercial concession5 and
other matters affecting American inter-
naI In q 0rlnnt
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-18

san san Francisco and attempt to moto
professed % 'sn, Ioys WIN WI fa his employer His His
see seemed sufficient to draw him ba0r also
.ne straight and narrow path and N INTO
nnn3oS mno say & him or knew OF the CASE 10 .u one
A telegram was sent to Mrs Ms Own life.
~ $50 mlsnt telling her of the Sdes4h Sesth
as neP to tss hHso6nd and asking
all likelihood @ dq'IpSsin'9n - Slh OF the body. In
cisco cisco Tor burial and Judging Ian frnm pran.
brto ielt for his wife the new Inc INC
Soms. so'row to number of calf VIII
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-18
Locked in Drunkhouse.

Doe is Greek or Austrian. and after being
locked up In the drunhhouse he lost tlmo in
setting up n yell that could be heard clear
TO Min street In fact the desk sergeant
WAS almost tempted to again put in force the
old method OF SOLDERING up drunka. namely,
by the OF two-!nch hose and stream
Of water from the hydrant
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-18
Matinee Today,

At the New Grand thentcr this afternoon at
the matinee the great civil drama Capt
Hernc. u. g A." Tho engagement Will close
with tho performance tonight. Tomorrow
evening Her Mad Marriage Will be pre-
eentcd.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-18
Verdict Hangs Fire.

In tho case OF Hilms Malmstrum against
the Denver N Rio Grandc Railroad company
an octlon Tor $4,000 damages. tho jury was
still out when court adjourned for the day
should an dgrcoSment be reached during tho
night sSalcd verdict VIII be rendered
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-18
Officer Seager Arrives

When Officer Seaser arrived he found Doc
reinforced by his wife. who pulled Mt her
husbands coat tail in tho opposite direction
from that tho officer pulling. and but
for the fact that the cont tail gave away, 1t
is likely the woman would hpvc won out.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-18
Sentiment Is Unanimor.
Will Raise Subscrin,,o-

While the reward OF $50 o,Ys,.. ,
association Is liberal and eon.1 !.
offered by the State OF Utah n n
men Will not stop here. as p, no,e .es
scriptions TO aid In mcreas,rgr ,rs,.' ~ !
VIII be raised By Mr.. Macksr a. in5 4
tire board OF directors s'@
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-18
Farmers Lot Is Eappy a.

Tho annual reviews OF Colorado,,
show that IN 1906 the State proi,
greatest amount OF gold ot any J,
history, total OF SIS, 90 90 Bet L
year, tho grain and potatoes, hay 4
produce from Colorado farms nszrs1I
than so. 600. GCo In value Silver was
value thnn for several years. and d.
tion Of this metal in Colorado roe /,
COO. but tho combined product Of u,
and sugar beet patches beat the Id.
Yer BY $500 00O, Five million dsllzs|
ot lead was marketed. which 10 q
equnl 10 the value OF the Fat IazSs 2
The whole value Of the product of d
licorous mines OF the Stete was
Tho products Of the farms nscresH
than $4,000 600
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-18
Canadian Association D

business and social meeting \
madam Association OF Utah WI ~
Wedn osday evening, January HxL
o clock In Harmony hall, q .S1
south street, All members are Co.. 1
tend. and all Canadians In the SUI
oially invited. With their wives es,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-18
Old Case Revived,

Action for breach OF contruct brought by
Alonzo kessier against l. +. Cassidy a suit
that hos been In tho courts for nearly ton
years. although the original amount Involved
is less than $500, IL now on trial before Judge
armstrong.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-18
Death of Mrs. Joseph b'

Mrs. Joseph Burton passed ass:
home In this city. 3ss East ~
street. Tuesday evening at I;sa
had bcon fscblo for somo time h
IS years OF age at the time g
The funeral arrangements VIII
later
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-18
IMPROVEMENT IN
COAL SITUATION
Retailers Are Cheerful and Con-
Sumers Are Having Their
Wants Supplied.
PRESSURE HAS BEEN
CONSIDERABLY RELIEVED
People Have Recovered From
Semi-Panic Which Seized
Them a While Back.

The coal situation is better and
healthier today than II has been since
the severe weather set In and the pinch
OF the shortage manifested Itself over
two months ago. The retail dealers are
not experiencing the same difficulty in
meeting the wants OF their customers,
and they nre taking a moro hopeful and
cheerful view OF the situation now,
Pressure Is Relieved.
The pressure has been considerably re-
lieyed, The people have got over tho
scmi- panic which seized them few
weeks ago. and have recovered from the
unnecessary dread which they had OF
what the future condition of their coal
bins might be. when they thought they
saw tho mercury below zero and the
Storo of coRl exhausted
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-18
Working on Toasts.

While the programme OF toasts has not
yet been completed. IL Is announced that
OF the ablest writer's and speakers upon
publicity questions, Will respond to the
toast; The Interest OF the East in the
Seeing America First Movement The
d,Ece with one OF Americas greatest or
ators with view TO securing his attend
ance. but until a definite answer is re-
ceived the name Will be kept secret
Plan of Convention.
So far as the plan Of the convention has
been worked out. 1t can be stated that
the convention VIII be called TO order by
former Gov Hcbcr NJ. Wells, president
Of the Commercial club. Gov. Cutler and
Mayor Thompson Will welcome the dele
has not yet been determined who Will
deliver the address In response The
conference will then follow the plan OF
political convention. In the appointment
OF committees on CREDENTIALS permanent
organization and order OF business.
Will Present the Plan.
Following this. the delegate from Salt
Lakes Commercial club not vet named
viii, in an extended address. present in
detail tho history of the movement and
the outline OF the plan by which IL is
expected 10 divert to the West a large
portion OF the travel that has heretofore
sought Europe for rest and recreation.
Meetings of the special committee are be-
Ing held daily and there Is no question
that the date OF the gathering will find
oil In readiness for one OF the most not
able conventions ever held In the West
In accordance with a resolution passed
q few days ago by the Bonrd of County
Commissioners, the new stationery for
every office which was delivered Tuesday
bears upon each letterhcad and envelope.
the Inscription in red ink: See Europe
II You VIII. but See America First"
Governors Respond
Gov. Mead OF Washington writes that
II possible he will be in attendance; Gov
Toole OF Montana. in letter announcing
his appointment of delegates. regrets that
State affairs prevent his coming. Gov.
Carter OF the Hawaiian Islands. in q
communication indorsng the movement
explains that the great distance to be
Travelled prevents any representation from
the land under his jurisdiction.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-18
Fire Chief Vail Files Bond.

With r. w Nlchol and T W Mathews
as sureties. Chief Charles Vail of the
fire department filed his bond Tuesday
and at once relieved Chief Bywater Of
his duties.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-18
Another Committee Named,
DOE WAS CRAZY DRUNK
Finally Landed in Police Station, At
ter hard Work

Officer Seagcr had hls hands full Tuesdny
afternoon when he attempted to take John
Doe to the police station. Does name Ia not
Doe. but his roal name could not be Sc
cured because OF his condition and dctermina-
ton not TO talk the usual nllas used.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-18

When word was received that Watson
would not be prosecuted. the police never
dreamed that he would commit suicide
as they nsured that he would return to
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-18
Message for Wife.

Advise my wife that my last thoughts we're
OF her and our darling baby and that In my
prayer TO God | ask OK Him that ne ollov, us
TO meet IN Heaven. This As my second at
tempt at my life In the Inst week md MI
though the nrst was failure | shall en-
dcayor TO make this succeos. Say goodbye
TO all for me and with fondcst goodbye to my
precious wife and child, ! am. James e Wat
son. formerly with Mt Shasta Mineral SprIngs
company, Sixth and Eranncn streets. san
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-18
Menu.

Martini Cocktail
Canapc OF Caviar.
New York Counts, Lemons
Hautc Soutcrne
Consommc Royao. en- Tasse.
Salted Almonds. Pickcd Walnuts.
Celery. Olives.
Grllcd Black Bass, Apchoyy Butter.
Shoestring Potatoes.
Braised Fiet OF Beef Larded Ia Financicrs.
See America First Punch.
St. Julien.
Broiled Spring Chicken au Crcsson-
Potatoes Duchesse Pctits PoiB.
Asparagus Yinaigrctte
Mumm's Extra Dry.
Commercial Club Ice Cream.
Assorted Cakes,
Fruits Nuts RaIsins
Fromage de Roquefort Toasted Crackers
Cafe Demitossc
Creme do Mentho.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-18
Writes Letter on Picture.

-
The last letter was written on the back
Christ. and was Denned In the same
careful and painstnklns manner as the
nrst Judging from the language used
Watson was a man of education and had
as he saws, everything to live for. as he
speaks In the most pathetic way of his
wife and baby In the letter From what
he told the officers and Chief Sheets the
amount OF his theft was less than $3.50
Had Little Will Power.
One peculiar thing was the shape of
Watsons chin, that portion OF his head
being deficient, and denoting, accorcIing
TO the rules OF phrenology, a lack of Will
power. He was a man of about IS wears
OF age. was intelligent in mis- converse
amount OF anguish for his deeds and
there Is not n doubt but what he would
have welcomed arrest and conviction for
his crime. In fact, when the message
that Watson would not be prosecuted he
was noticeably put out and argued that
he should suffer for his offensc
Used Another Name.
BY going over the register kept at the
Salvation Army rooming- house n was
discovered that Watson registered there
Friday night as ]. b Russell On Sat
urday ho attempted suicide, but failing
In the attempt. or lacking the nerve To
take the fatal plunge. rcmorse overlook
nm " Su'h az eA'eht tnat ne decided
to give himself uD 20 the police While
going to the station with Onicer Seacer
Watson talked of his recent ofTense. and
said that the only reason he was alive
was because he lacked tho courage TO
take his own life. Pulling letter from
his pocket addressed to his wife he asked
permission TO destroy 1t, explaining that
II was a dying request and last letter
TO his wife. which would have been
mailed had his courage not failed him
when he attempted suicide on Saturday,
The Coroner could harm In the
letter being destroyed and Watson al
cncc tore II up
Never Suspected Suicide.
When word was received that Watson
you'd not be prosecuted the police never
dreamed that he would commit suicide
as they figured that he would return to
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-18
Judson Is Appointeo'

CHICAGO, jan, 17.-Dr. Hsl1oi;, H1o;,
Judson, former dean. was apppJf'(
ing president OF the University y
Today BY the board OF trustee
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-18
Pressure Is Relieved.
Supply Fairly Well Maintained.

The present moderate weather Is help
ing conditions very materially. and the
supply OF coal is being fairly we'll main
tanned. The mine at Diamondvillo, In
which the explosion occurred about two
months ago has been so far repaired
TO permit OF IL being partially worked.
and II is now producing several carloads
a day
Receipts on Tuesday.
Yesterday the Rio Grande shipped into
the city twenty carlonds from the Utah
mines, and the oregon Short Line
brought In nineteen cars from Wyoming
THIS makes q totnl OF ll1O tons.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-18
FOREST RESERVES AND
RANGES ARE CONSIDERED
Live Stock Association Appoints
Committee to Confer With
Chief Forester.

Yesterday afternoon President i. J
Hngcnbe-th OF the National Live Stock
association appointed the committee
which will confer with clifford Pinchot,
chef forester OF the United States. and
members or the United States land board
at Denver on January Il, on the qucs-
ton OF forest reserve and public ranges.
Who Compose Committee.
The committee is appointed at the re.
quest OF Mr. Pinchot and is composed
of the following: II. A Jastro. Bakers
hcld. Cal Jassc NJ Smith, Salt Lake
City, Utah. P. C Johnson. Blnckfoot.
Ida This committee meets with the
committee appointed by Senator Warren,
president of the National Wool Growers
association and the one appointed by
President Murdo Mckenzie of the Amar
lean Stock Growers association.
Another Committee Named.
President Hagenbarth also appointed a
committee to go to Washington, d. c,
and be present at the Congressional COM
mittec hearings to be held on january
% on the twenty-cight hour law, the bin
for the amendment OF which Is now be-
fore Congress. The committee Is as fol-
lows. w A. Harris, Chicago (chalrman);
l.. w krakc, East ST. Louis. Frank
Cooper, Kansas City; II. A. Jastro. Bak-
Cal Jesse NJ. Smith Salt Lake
CITY, Richard Scott Oregon
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-18
Agriculture Better Than u

Moro money is being invested b
turn projects In Colorado than IN d
opment Of mines Rcsorvolrs and c11/
lnRlly planned for placer mining -
diverted 10 Irrigation. and the next g
seem llhely 90 sec the area Of hItX
ductivo farming lands in tho STATE =
doubled. The man with the hot' o.
have secured n start over the nsn q
hammer and drill. which the latter 4
Se able 10 overcome. unless scae
markablo now Glscoyrrlcs % mine 81
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-18
Tuesdays Bank Clearin as

The bank clcarinGs for Tuesday amounted
TO N.ots 10. az against 777.s74s9 for th,
pems day last yenT.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-18
JAMES b. WATSON
COMMITS SUICIDE
RemOrse Over Dishonest Deal
ings Prompts His Tragic
Death.
LEAVES PATHETIC
LETTER TO HIS WIFE
Claims to Have Robbed His En-
plOyer at San Francisco
Recently.

Aftcr giving himself up to the police OF
Salt Lake City. and asking that he be
held to answer for the offensc OF rob-
bling his employer at San Francisco,
James b. Watson was so overcome by re-
morse upon learning that he would not
be prosecuted because OF tho high regard
In which his wife and little baby was
held by the frm he worked for that no
morning, from the effects of which he
died that evening
Tells Of His Crime.
According TO the story told to OGicer
Seager Saturday evening, Watson was an
employee OF the Mt Shasta Mineral
Springs company OF San Francisco. serv-
ing In the capacity OF electrician and
night manager. Several weeks ago he
took S22S belonging to the firm and went
on spree, eventually taking q train for
salt Lake. After what money he had
had been spent, together with that Sc
cured from the sale OF his clothing. Wat
son made up his mind TO commit suicide
The attempt was failure and tho same
day ho gave himself up to the police. In
answer to telegram sent TO tho chief
OF police of San Francisco camo a mes
sage stating that Watson would not be
prosecuted because the firm for which he
had worked were sorry for his family,
Determines to Die
Almost Immediately after being re-
leased from the city jail Monday after
noon, Watson sat down TO write some let
tors. and early Tuesday morning swal-
lowed n large dose OF morphine while I'm
his bed at the Salvation Army roomlng-
house. He was discovered at II clock,
and after some effort had been made by
the clerk. he was aroused from his deep
sleep sufficiently to be able to walk about,
Complaining OF being III he was allowed
to return TO his bed, and physician was
not summoned until nearly o'clock IN
the afternoon At that time DIR. Whitney
attended him. but found that nc was too
far gone to save and tho usual methods
employed could not be used because OF
the length OF time that the drug had
been taken.
Dies at O'Clock.
Watson passed away at o'clock. with
out gaining consciousness. His body was
removed to EvHnss undertaking parlors
on State street, where the remains Will
be prepared for burial and held to await
Instructions from San Francisco as to
their disposition. TWO letters were left
by the deceased the one addressed to his
wife, and left unscalod. being extremely
pathetic, II reads as follows. and was
written in fine hand. evidently just be-
fore the fatal dose OF morphine was
taken
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-18
MORE REWARD F|1|
GARS|DE' s Sal
Sheepmen of Salt LAX. y,
Take Prompt Acti0, ~ =
Meeting.
UINTAH COUNTY GRAzlyc|
ASSOCIATION PUTS M, ,
Popular Subscriptions "a,
pose of Increasing Fun
Will Be Solicited. {

AT meeting held Tuesday IN }.
OF the County Commissioner. y
County Grazing association W
OF local wooIsrowers. who rams.
nocks in Wyoming. posted
800 for Information leading N :,
and conviction OF the murdere,. !.
Garsidc OF Rlyerton. this oo,
Was slain In Sweetwater cevI eUualI
ming. January 10
Sentiment Is Unanimou.
All of the directors Of ,bo
including John c Nackay 49, rss'
7. Rigby. vics-prcsldent: = -
secretary and treasurer: Thor'
David Mackay and w " T Tnsl.
sentiment was unanimous th,p
possible done to bring 10 ~.
criminals '1u
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-18
Leaves Second Letter.

just ono moro request before leaving Won
The people OF this great country arc severe in
their Ideas OF Judging by the clothes
he wears. II you have shabby shoes and
clothes, you are a bum and q loafor But 4.
You have ino clothes. you are 4 gentleman
l pray them TO change their ideas. When
came mere last Friday my appearance was
that OF a millionaire but look ot ms today
My own failure has caused the guise but still
i nm moro capable and moro OF a man than
those who hold the appearance but not the in
tellIgcnpe
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-18
Elaborate Entertainment for
Delegates to "See America
First" Conference.
CLUB PLANS TO ECLIPSE
ALL PREVIOUS RECORDS
Committee Hard at Work Ar
ranging Details for Work
of Session.

To eclipse all previous records made by
Salt Lake City for the hospitality md
elegance OF her entertainment OF strang
crs and guests. is the plan OF the special
committees now hard at work preparing
for the SEQ America First" convention
to be held here, opening Thursday, Janu-
airy q. While tho list OF delegates Is
not yet complete, II can be stated with
assurance that the gathering Will be
largely composed Of representative public
men. who will have great influence In
the furthcrance OF the movement
Elaborate Banquet.
Elaborate and elegant to a degree will
be the banquet which the Commercial
club Will tender the delegates on tho
night OF January 26 Invitations will to-
day be issued to every member of the
club. with the privilege of inviting not
to exceed ono guest Special music OF
the highest class and appropriate decor
ations viii be features. The banquet
committee composed of w. ]. Hallornn.
chairman: S II Love, Louis Cohn. Frank
Knox and Charles 8, Burton. has just
completed the details Of the menu. as
follows
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-18
Pathetic Letter.

The .nclosed newspaper clippings will ex-
plnin my reason for committing this cownrdly
deed. but | cannot live to have others shnre
the disgrace for which l alone TO blame.
/ cannot account for my actions OF dishonesty
as i had all In the world TO 1.-Two for and even
moro than great many, My home wGs one
OF perpetual happiness. my wlfo q woman OF
unusual purity and my baby ono OF the
qrandest born
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-18
SALT LAKE POSTOFFICE
business Done Last Year Showed Re-
markable Increase.

fostmaStcr Thomas has just issued n ,,o,
hIehl OF The receipts OF the SnIt IaL, -,
ollce for tho year ending December 81 isos ~.
cor S"npeied I with the receipts at tho samo on,os
T., ,o,,e ene !e3I iS4 The report is tremcndously
showing an increase or s25 9si is, or ys1a ysHs
OF lSS plus per cent over 1904 II also sh & satn
great ADVANCE over the increase OF 1soa n,,sl o
.ac previous year. lso5. which was sis s,S rs sr
@ pt - Plus per cont The figures are iniorss.
she increased business or tho -. s,"Wth by
report follows: P0''oihco' The
2nd class Box
,ao- .a,"PN,a - postage rents Total
1904 ..., Isl, $50 oJ Ia O21 Ok >8l5N 3
Inc S 2s.oeoh lo7.sl s a.sg 4, 2s 60, -
plus per cent. ~ or 1873
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-11-18
KING GEORGE
MARKED FOR BOMB.
GREEK POLICE IN ROME To PRO
TECT HIM WHILE ON VISIT
TO VICTOR EMMANUEL

Several members of the Greek
secret police have arrived at Rome
to aid in protecting the king and
queen of Greece. who are to arrive
ON the 23rd on visit to King Vic
toria Emmanuel. II is stated that
the Grecian authorities have received
Information that the anarchists in
tend to make an attempt upon the
life of King George during his visit
to Italy, and there Is a disposition to
connect the bomb explosion outside
the Cafe Arrange at Romo "Wednesday
with anarchists actively In this con
nection. All the researches OF the
police to discover the Identity of the
man who exploded the bomb have
been Ruthless, but they have traced
his movements.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-11-18
JAP AN A LAND OF
CRAVEN IMAGES

Among the many Buddhist Shlnto
saints, whose quaint omgies set up
in every conceivable nook and cor
ncr of Japan make IL a country Of
craven images" one OF tho most i'm
proasive and interesting IS the
pathetic person called Binzuru. lie
was once upon a timo a momber OF
that strange company OF Buddhist,
disciples known rs the Sixteen Rak-
kan" But ono day he fell from grace
by romarking upon the attractions of
a woman, and he was expelled from
the society OF chastc brethren. The
great Buddha gave him, in return
for AN that his worldliness had cost
him, power 30 heal human Ills aud
to grant the prayers of cbildless
women who longcd for mothorhood.
But no was put outside the temples.
lie must hencoforth sit without, fl
the midst of the passing throng, and
submit himself TO personal contact
with an that was unclcan and health
less The simple hearted people
love him, ! think. above all saints.
Ills wooden images IN the temple