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ASSETS AND LIABILITIES
January 1st. 1906
ASSETS:
York City Mortgages. So 694 52527
Conpany's Brooklyn BuildIng-at COST. S5O00p0
Real E,state-571 Broadwayat cost------- 1T4416-52
cash Observation-Disclosures. 204S20 20
81 14s 2s3 03
LIABILITIES:
CAPITAL 500 000O0
500 OOO00
Undivided profits. Observation-Disclosures. 26303
Unfinished contracts, 81 Broadway. 100000
s414s 25S 03
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Furnished II apartments Wanted.

A ELEGANTLY furnished apartment; prtyat. h,th.
~. without meals; including meals two S25
one. SIS VAN RENSSELAER,. Is East 18th St
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Furnished Apartments to Let.

ELEGANTLY furnished apartment; privata bo,h
n. without meals: including meals two s25 vseLIY
one. Slo- VAN RENSSELAER,. Is East 11th St
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coherent description of her antecedents
who is said to have accompanied her
to the institution in a cab, disap-
peared before he could be questioned.
1t was in the early evening that the
cab, which appeared to belong to
hotel service, drove up to the receiving
ward of the hospital. A well dressed
man jumped out, and, turning, spoke
few words, after which the woman
appeared. She was very expensively
gowned. and on her fingers and in her
ears were diamonds estimated to be
worth several thousand dollars. She
was crying Historically. wringing her
hands and muttering incoherently. Be-
hind her came a child, also very wen
dressed, who seemed to be the only
calm one in the party.
When the orderlies came out of the
receiving to assist the woman
their attention was distracted from
the man for a moment, and when tney
came to look for him the carriage was
being driven away There was no
number on the vehicle and no way OF
identifying it.
In the reception room the woman,
who had not ceased crying. refused to
answer any questions but at last said
that she was l1rs De May, thirty-five
years old, and that she was stopping
at the Fifth Avenue Hotel. Because
of her condition it was thought best
not to question her further and shs
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-21
CITY WILL RISE AGAIN In SPLENDOR
Continued From Page 1 Columns 2.

Mayor shmz sustained John
Wilson, the Law Brothers, tae Whean
already supplemented
action taken
o. James nand fhePa
dig
andi
The Presidents
him
National ion o University Cadets
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BOY BEHIND BARS.

NEW YORK, April 1S.-Outside the
barred entrance to the building of the
Society for the Prevention of Cruelty
to Children, at Twenty third street and
Fourth avenue, little dog shivered
and waited all last night.
He was not much of dog to look
at, judging from bench-show stan
dards. He was nondesoript in breed,
dirty, lame in hind leg, with a much
SCARED ear and undeniably yellow; in
fact, he fitted exactly the approved
description of tramp dog"-a canine
Ishmael, to be Stunned and exter-
minated.
Some public spirited citizens. after
the little dog had taken up his station
at the barred entrance in the early
afternoon, tried to chase him away, but
in this they were unsuccessful. The
imposing uniformed guard of the gate
ordered him away several times in
tones that should have struck terror To
his heart. but all ne got was quick
glance from the sharp little eyes.
One or two of the agents took
chance kicks at him, but they missed
and were rewarded with a CLEAN of
sharp little teeth. The small boys
took a hand and it looked as If real
trouble were in store for the little dog
for a time. but they stopped as IL some
form of free masonry had rendered
the little animal inviolate. Instead
there were scraps bread and even
a piece of meat for the watcher.
Perhaps the explanation Of the con-
duct of the boys lies in the fact that
he belonged to another small boy. who
was detained upstairs in the society
rooms. He is a bad small boy there
is no doubt of that. His mother pro-
nounces Jacob Kenig, thirteen years
old. incorrigibIe. The police say he Is
an inyeterate thief, and they chase
him on sight UP around No. 500 First
avenue, where he lives. About the
only living thing that seems to find
good in him is the little dog, and his
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-21

name is Jakey, adopted when the two
gravitated together q year ago and be-
came inseparable.
Agents of the society have been
after the master for some time, be-
cause they thought he might prove to
be valuable witness against a junk
dealer whom they suspected of receiv-
ing stolen goods from him and his
friends. They went to his mothers
home, but she could give no further III
formation than to look for a boy and
a little yellow dog. They saw the
twain at Forty-sixth street and First
avenue late Wednesday evening at
about the same time the boy and the
dog espied them.
There was chase. The boy and the
dog ran into tenement near by, and,
darting into strange fiat. hid under
a bed. The agents were close. behind
them and they saw the dog and boy
crouched together In corner. 1t goes
without saying that before he wds
pulled out there was a display of teeth
and tailor worked yesterday on the
leg OF at least one pair Of trousers.
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was sent to the alcoholic ward, while
the child was sent to the infant ward.
1t was explained that Mrs. De Mays
condition was not due to indulgence
in alcoholic stimulant, but the ward 10
which she was sent is the only one
where she could be properly treated.
Owing to a slight mistake in the
name 1t was at first said at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel that nothing was known
of the woman but later 1t was found
daughter and ngaged an apartment.
At that time she registered In a very
fine handwriting as Mrs. Violet lie
May, Paris, France" She was evil
IDENTIFY a French woman. according to
the hotel men, and appeared to be ac-
customed 20 luxury. She did not
reach her apartment. they say, but
tainted at the foot of the elevator
shaft.
When she recovered she was hys-
terical and 1t was thought best to have
her removed to the New York Hos
pital. The MOTEL men declare that the
woman had not been there after she
went to the hospital, but other ern-
ployes told a different story. They
said that she had been taken from the
hotel to the hospital by Mike
driver, and Mike" had gone home
Immediately after he had performed
his errand. His address could not be
learned.
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WATER FRONT BURNS ALMOST TO FERRY
Continued irsm Page |. Columns . and 4.

EARLY yesterday morning the great Mission District FIRE was
and the western of tn FIRE north Market had
been checked at Van Ness avenue In the North Beach District
which far had been spared burning
the top OF Mob Hill five could be counted They formed dag
oa line northeast to southwest east being at the
part of Montgomery One licking slopes
of Telegraph Hill and the westernos sweeping
Hill
BY clock IN the afternoon the latter FIRE had crested the
hill and threatening Ness avenue and sweep
down the Pacific Heights The renen the munic
pal headquarters rushed the point with regulars
men, All abieodied the vicinity impressed
down fences and hose Recaleitran shot at and
pressed into the service.
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ram. Mrs. Richin, Mrs z. Zellanbach
Mrs. Kaufman, Mrs. E. Carroll, Mrs
Mitchell, Mrs. Jurs Mrs. Spray Mrs
Ellen G.. Fletcher, Mrs Mcclure, Mrs
]. Conlan and babe. Mrs. Carpenter
Mrs. Brownston-
Mrs. Linda Luddington, Miss Effs
Reed. Mrs. E. Cotton. Mrs. W. A. Dali
ton, Mrs Nellie Smith. Mrs. Mary Col
iins. Mrs. Annie Korentz. Abe KOrentz
Mrs. Mary Jones' Charles L. Cetter'
lund. R. Beintz. I. Addiejo. c. Rom
merson, L. Woolworth, p. Peyran, OF
to Dowth, John Hart. Charles Monk
Mrs. A. l. Clifton. Chester Walton
Henry Griffin
BoiceIli. Mrs. Annie David and babe
Hattie Michaefs, George Graz. y
Bentz. Mike Defalip. Henry Gribbin
Chester Walters, Thomas Fuerrin, H
z. Mckinney, ]. Beichtler. l. Barclay
Sam Wong. Nora Donald, Mrs. johns
Terry McNulty. Amos Stilweil Lea
Levin, Louis Steker. Julius Wallrner
Augustus Doorse, Arthur Phyliss, R
III. Lander. George Cray. Mrs. Belle
Kendall, William Anderson. James Bo-
han. Charles r Cetterlund. R Beintz
Ignatio Addiejo. CIarena Robinson
Leon woolworth, Philip Peyran. Otto
Doruth. John Hart. Charles Monk
Mrs. A L Clifton. Chester Walton,
Henry Gibbin.
At the Park Hospital the last deaths
were a man named Duff and his wife
killed by a falling chimney at Ihs
ocean beach
The Park View Hotel at Stanyar
and Waller streets was seized by tbs
military and converted into a hospital
The injured will e moved into the
building. with the exception OF those
able to spend the night in cots in the
park.
Yesterday a Gordon OF soldiers or
dered the relatives Of many dead
mostly Italians, to deliver the bodies
to the military authorities for burial
Accordingly large trench was dug on
Hyde street. a few blocks from the
residence of A. A. Moore. and thirty
bodies were quickly inferred there. the
spot being a vacant lot not far from
one of the GhirardelIi buildings.
Twenty unidentified bodies were
buried in Portsmouth square yesterday
morning.
An unverified report is to the effect
that eight bodies transferred from the
Morgue to Washington square we're
incinerated
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ANXIOUS PEOPLE
SEEKING TRACE
OF THE MISSING
Relatives and Friends Are En-
deayoring to Find Those Ab-
sent Among the Home
less Numbered.

John j. Sullivan. formerly, of 1850
Sacramento street. please commun-
cate at once with your son. Thomas B.
Sullivan, at the San Francisco CaA
headquarters, 1851 Fillmore street
z. 8. Swami is seeking information
of the whereabouts of his wife and
two children. who disappeared from
the Imperial apartment house, Sutter
and Jones streets. Swami is at 1880
O'Farrell street. where Sam Raphael
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. ". Clausen,
Misses Maybelle and Irene Raphael
are located.
Charles Graeb. IA years OF age, for
merly residing on Stanley street. near
Second. is at 1850 Ellis street, with j.
D. Ralph.
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PLAN MEASURES
FOR PUBLIC GOOD
General Committee Will
House Homeless.
ALI Meat in Butchertown to Be Free for
Relief of the Destitute.

some $4,000 will follow. Hancock
Banning has placed the steamer Ca
brillo at the disposal of the Los An
geles relief committee to bring sup
plies to the stricken district and to
take away any people that want to
leave San Francisco.
The Preside Heights relief commit
tee has been organized by James K.
Wilson, Charles S. Wheeler. Alpneus
Bull and H. ]. Prandenstein, with
headquarters at Pacific avenue and
Baker street, in the Grant School. The
committee has an abundant rupply of
food on hand and is carefully looking
after the sanitary conditions of the
district.
The Associated Charities has es-
tablished temporary headquarters at
Franklin Hall, on Fillmore street. near
Sutter. All persons connected with the
organization. or willing to help, VIII
please report at once to Miss kather-
inc FELTON,.
Citizens of Fresno have wired that
Fresno is prepared to house and teeo
200 persons. A fund is being collected
to relieve the San Francisco sufferers.
The residents of Napa are also pre-
pared to lend their aid to the home
less and nave established supply
base and general camp.
Martinez is ready to look after the
sufferers. A relief committee has
made arrangements to establish
base of supplies.
Relief is at hand for the hungry peo-
ple crowded in the Presidio and along
North Beach. The steamer Leader
commanded by Captain Jarvis, arrived
loaded with provisions at p. m. yes
terday. Many hands helped to un-
load the cargo, consisting OF blankets
-four. beans. potatoes, mush, crackers,
canned meats and vegetables. cases OF
eggs and shoes. In addition to this
there are fifteen carloads of provisions
that arrived in Oakland yesterday
that are being rushed to the city by
the tugs Fortune, Dauntless, Slocurn,
Sotoyome and the lighthouse tender
Madrone, Captain Anderson in COM
mand.
on the wharf at the Presidio every
thing is being handled with military
precision. Civilians aid in landing tle
foodstuffs. Hungry women and chill
dren stand in line awaiting their turn
to be served.
Charles Doesch, manager of the CAL
ifornia Baking Company and mem
Der of the relief committee, has dis
tributed 90, 900 loaves of bread to ap-
plicants at the bakery = Eddy and
Fillmore streets.
The headquarters of the Independ-
ent Odd Fellows has been opened at
Geary and Steiner streets, where con-
tributions will be thankfully received
and applications for relief should be
made.
The California Canneries Company
will begin on Monday morning to clear
away the debris at it's office at CAL
ifornia and Front sts., and will have
temporary offices ready by the middle
of the week.
The Oakland Shorthand Institute
mas established a free stenogra piers
and typists' registration and employ
ment bureau at it's offices in the Blake
block, 1865 Washington street, above
the Lace. House. Employers and firms
seeking their stenographers an stem
ogra pliers desiring employment are
welcome to register. Telephone Oak
land 1897
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Warns the People to Fight
Against PesMence.
6Mayor Points to Grade
Danger Of Disease.

The following proclamation has issued by the
All Citizens Will Observe the Following:
drinking not light
This the
cooking Do not allow
medaey Pestenc
The district covered committees kearn north Bay Van Ness
the supplies the above regulations and ootng
particularly dwelling
and
not to arrest but to caught stealing.
Committee Fillmore and
Bush Streets distribute the committee vn
teer earnestly requesed apply there
intoxicating
patient everything provide
and cheeuy.
By o E &. SCHMTTZ.
Mayor of the City and County of San Francisco
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FRENCH WOMAN'S JEWELS.

NEW YORK, April 1S.-Mysterv
surrounds the arrival at Bellevue Hos
pital of a woman who gives her name
as Mrs. Violet de May, of Paris.
France, and her six year-old daughter
Violet The woman was so hysterical
that it was impossible to obtain any
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-21
D. O.. MILLS TO REBUILD.

NEW YORK, 2ril 20-D. o. Mills
said last night that it was his inten-
tion TO begin as soon as possible the
reconstruction of the Mills building in
San Francisco.
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this city after having spent the summer
at their ranch near Cotton.
Mr., and Mrs NJ. II. Graham enter
tanned at a family dinner at their home
on Thanksgiving day. Covers were
laid for twenty and a sumptuous dinner
served by the charming hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs Bert Hodson enter
tanned at dinner Thursday AT their new
home in the Third ward Covers were
laid for eight.
Little Miss Alberta Cram was the
pleasing hostess at an evening social at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
V. Cram, Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert S. Jones de
lightfully entertained the officers and
teachers of the First Ward Sunday
school at their home Thursday even
ing.
Mrs. Clara Henrie entertained at a
family dinner at her home Thursday
Covers were laid for twenty. The table
was prettily decorated with pink chry-
santhemums.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Stewart spent
Thanksgiving day with their son. DR.
A. J. Stewart and family at Mt. Pleas
ant.
The officers of the Fifth Ward Pri.
mary association gave a very pleasant
social at the social hall Tuesday even.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. D. st. Clair of Salt
Lake City spent Thanksgiving day with
relatives in this city.
The eighty birthday of
Thomas B. Clark was fttingly cele-
brated at his home Friday evening. The
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thirty of Mr. Davis's friends were
present.
The dancing party given at the pav1l-
ion Thursday evening. was largely at
tended and a most delightful affair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Langton spent
Thursday and Friday in Salt Lake:
Miss Rattle Ormshy is visiting with
Salt Lake friends.
Wednesday for o short visit in Chicago
and Indiana.
Mrs, S Flack left Tuesday for Boise,
where she goes to Join Mr.. flack and
make their future home Both Mr.. and
Mrs. Tlack have a host of friends who
will be sorry TO lose their society.
Mrs. Frank Hanks and son. Allen, OF
Pocatello are visiting with Mrs Hanks
at the Lincoln hotel.
Mr., and Mrs T. W. Naylor enter
tained Informally at dinner at the
Hanks, Saturday evening.
Mr.. William Barker OF Lansing,
Mich. is visiting at the home of Profes-
sor and Mrs Robert Northrop.
Mr. and Mrs. W. j. Kingsley of
Boise are visiting with Logan friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Clements of
Rexburg are the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. a. Gordon.
The marriage of Miss Jeannette Cow.
lev and Joseph S. Morgan took place
Wednesday. Both arc well known in
j. l.. Martin and daughter. Ethel, of
Seattle spent the week visiting with
Dr. Goodrich left Wednesday for
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Provo Society

PROVO. Utah. Dec Miss Maud
Van Wagenen of this city and John
Fisher of Heber were married Wedhes-
day afternoon at the home of the
bride s sister. Mrs. +. D. Sutton The
ceremony was performed AT 3 O'Clock
by Bishop Ralph Poulton and witnessed
by the immediate relatives of the
bride only The bride was charming in
an elegant gown Of crepe de chine, At
ter the ceremony light refreshments
were served Mr.. and Mrs Fisher left
on the afternoon train for Salt Lake
City, where they will spend a few days.
returning to Provo and then to their
future home ip Heber.
Mrs. n. Hardy and family spent a
few days this week with relatives and
friends III Salt Lake City.
Miss Cora Ward. who is employed as
a teacher in Mt. Pleasant. came home
10 spend Thanksgiving with her pa.
rents, Mr.. and Mrs, e. J. Ward
Mr. and Mrs John McAdam delight
fully entertained at a family dinner at
their home Thanksgiving day A sump.
tuous dinner was partaken of and So
cial afternoon enjoyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Daniels and
family have returned to their home in
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happy event was arranged for by Mr..
Clark S daughter. Mrs. Joseph w.
Dunn.
Miss Alice Nibley of Salt Lake Wis
tied friends in this city, ;he guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Dusenberry and
family.
Miss Nina Houston spent Thanksgiv-
ing day with relatives in American
Fork.
Mrs. George Havercamp. entertained
were laid for twenty.
Mrs. Joseph A. Passey of Eureka Wis
tied her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James +.
Dunn OF this city, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Jenson spent
Thanksgiving day with relatives in Al
pine.
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Corning, Cal, where he will Join Mrs.
Goodrich and little SON
Mr. aud Mrs. l.. NJ Campelon of Den
yer spent several days during the week
in Logan.
Mrs. w r. Dewett and daughter are
at Red Cloud, Neb,, where they will
visit for a month.
w. H Kerr reached home Monday
from Baton Rouge, La.
Robert Northrop and his guest, Mr..
Barker of Michigan, spent the latter
part of the week with Salt Lake
friends
Mrs. Walter Pyper returned to her
home in the city Friday, after pleas
ant visit with her mother, Mrs Torge-
son.
Miss. j.. Leeman is visiting at her
home in OGDEN.
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HOME VISITORS EXCURSIONS
East,

East.
Via Oregon Short Line and Union Pa
cifc Railroads. Foliowin" rates Will
prevail from Salt Lake:
Denver and return $l9.75
Omaha and return .........3 .32 90
Chicago and return. ..... 44.50
Kansas City and return. .... $500
st. Louis and return. -. ..... 1880
TICKETS ON SALE NOVEMBER
Goth and DECEMBER 18th, limited Il
90 days from date of sale
Porportionatelv low rates from and
TO many other points. See agents for
particulars.
CITY TICKET OFFICE, 20l MAIN
STREET
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$4,000 to California,

From ice and snow to orange bios.
SONS and sea bathing in one day.
Phone 1886. Call 169 South Main. A
pleasure to answer questions at Salt
Lake Route Office
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WAS largely attended and
rs artistically decorated for
slg services were also held
>yterisn, st. John s and
IJapels.
liz Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. An
9 scene Of a very pleasant
6day, in honor OF Mr.. and
clete of Omaha, who are
hogan, The rooms were
'nged with flowers, music
| and dainty refreshments
.ly enjoyable surprise party
iturday evening to w. G.
to his departure for Ger
Is and music were among
8 enjoyments, and about
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Get your Christmas photos mnde. I
shall run on half-rate prices all this
month Chase, 249 Main.
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S, D. Evans,

Undertaken and Embalmer, has removed
to new location. 48 South state,
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Salt Lake Photo Supply Go.
Kodaks, finishing, framing. Main s. Sd So
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IN Society

I Tribune.
G. 1.-Several delightful
affairs were given on
be way of church events
dinner parties. One of
Church affairs was that
s'ourth ward chapel Ser
I'd and the following pro-
s.iven:
Miss Nora Eliason
- Mrs. Mary Farmer
=. Mrs. c. w Hansen
..... Miss Eva Nebeker
a.. ..... +. o. Hansen
Svenska monitoren., 1906-07-06
Eft tragiskt slut.

En- vaktmans f0rsummelse tillat er
lacka i den stora Nordsj0dammen, SON
EFT barns finger kunde hafva stoppat, at
blifva EFT iuinerande g~enombrot:. som
runerade en- hel provins / Holland. Pa
Stamina satt lat Kenneth Nc War / Vans
boro. Me-, en- liten f~orkylning ga utan
ward. tills EFT tragiskt slut afvandes n
dast genom DR. Kings New Discovery
Han skrifver: Tire doktorer gafvo mig
forlorad att do af Experimentation, SOU
~t0rorsakats af en- ~fofsummad forkylning,
men DR.. Kings New Discovery raddade
mitt iif". G~aranteras att vara den basta
bot for hosta och frkylning | Lungren q
Andrews apotek, Sioux City, la. 500.
och SI.o0. Proffisska fritz.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-07-06
En- staty st John E
rickson i Washington
d. @.

Forli6et ar beslot kongressen
att latl uppfora EFT fnare monu
ment Washington Diver presi-
dent Abraham Lincoln. For att
inhemta upplysningar anpaende
monument Diver iramstaende man
i Europa sandes congressman
James T. McCleary, Chairman OF
the Committee on the Library, dit
att CORA studier, som kun7a bli till
gagn vid monumentets uppforan-
de. MrMcCleary besokte aiven vld
delta tillfalle Sverige och sag der i
Stockholm en- staty Diver den be-
romde in%genioren. var landsman
]. Ericsson, o.. Diet taingat honom
iden att till kongressen ingifva
EFT forslag ON uppforandet at en-
staty i Washington afven at den
celebre svensken. Denna sanke
bragtas till mognad den II juni,
da Mr. McCleary till kongresser
inlemnade slit forslag, hvari be
cares EFT anslag pa $4,000 dollars
for statyns uppforande. Det ater-
star nu att Sc huru kongressen
kommer att upptaga delta for
Stag.
Abraham Lincolns och John
E%ricssons MANN arc for alltid for
knippade med handelserna under
Diet blodiga inbordeskrigets ,dsgsr
och TOR att ! nagon ringa man
hedra deras mime, vore Diet eli ur
wagon att nationen gafvo dem
hvar slit monument. John Eric
son eyer visserligen forut en- sta
ty | New York. men dels SON
denna ar uppford a en- mindre va.
valid plats, och dels ar mindre
lyckadi konstnarligt hanseende
kunde en- AMMAN mera lyckad So.
dan battre passa j Washington.
x. x x .Canadian Cedar shine.
es sta bast emot forruttnelse.
Finnas att tillga hos Spalding
3&Court SITS.