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New-York tribune., 1906-10-12
SEVENTH ASSEMBLY p1sTR1cr.

First Election District Is bounded by within
West Twentieth street. Eighth avenue. Vest Nine
teenth street Tenth avenus West Eightssnth street
and Hudson river.
The Second Election District Is bounded by with
in West Twentieth street. seventh Nine
teenth street and Eig,th
The Third Election District Is bounded by and within
West i"enty-hrs street. seventh avenue. West Twan-
tieth street ana Eighth
The Fourth Election District bounded BY and with
in West TWenty-seoond street. Tenth avsnus. Woss
TwvUfF-drst street. Eighth TWsntisth
and Hudson river.
The trth Election District Is bounded by and within
West Wenty-IoGrth street. Tenth West Twen
tytnird street. Ninth
Tenth avenue West Twenty second street and Hudson
The Sixth Election District Is bounded by and within
" est IWenty-tttlrd Eighth West IHsn
ty-rrst street aud Ninth avenue
The seventh Election District is bounded ~ ana
within West twenty third seventh avenue Wes
Twenty y-hrst street and Eighth
The Eighth Election District q hounds9 by and
within West Iwonty-fouFth street. Seventh avsnGss
West Iwenty-thir4 street and Ninth avenue
Ths Ninth Election District bouzds5 BY anc wtsrta
New-York tribune., 1906-10-12
Election Notice.
SEVENTH ASSEMBLY DrsrErcr-cont.nu.a.


West Twsusy-sizth street Seventh sv.nus vv,st rv-
y-fourth street and Eighth avenue
The Tenth Election District BY and within
sstrset to West Twenty sixth street wss. twenty
Fwsntyfosnss sat s1" sas - & Siqa sy-11s rom w.ss
north west Twsaty .srsss rom
The Eleventh Elsction Distrot is bounded By and
INentyshird street Tenth avsnus West Twsnty-fo
$50. ~ and Hudson river
within wss, Twsasy- sixth street SnsS aSsaus wsss a
Tba TIl. w rstIn IN stresT and Hudson river
w. Vim west Twenty-saventh street.. Ninth svsala
The Fourteenth Election Dstrics Is bounded by and
sys West seventh street west side OF EEhta
street north and south sides of West Twen-
and side Nnth avenue from west T.nsyss-s
See Ts 70 o.. Wsst TTsnty- seventh street
Win WI West Twenty-eishth ssrss, Seventh a7snu~
The Sixteenth Election District is sosadsd By .na
T, n,n s. .nirtetn street Seventh avsnns Wsss
The Seventeenth Election Dissrfct bounded sy ana
s.ys11b slSs OK E1gnta 2ysnus from West rv.nty
Twsntyseventh street o- Ninth avenue. rrorn
stFees north ana south sides q IVES, r~snsy-ssssI
TSs EISRtse5tb risesIsD sx5nSs 70 Nath aSsnas
within West Twenty eighth strset. Ninth
Ths Nisstesass Ese;ioa Dissras & Souaa.a sy .aa
Ty1s1H IVES, Isirsis,n street Tenth sv.nus wss
l The IEentess Election Distriss s bounded ,. An4
Tsn1y-ssStA .irsst and r.nss .xsnas NnSn aV'aa> We"
The TweatysrsS Elsotion District I. oou4d.d ~ .n<
aGe from West Twentyninth strsst 20 West rhtrtisA
sigh 70 West Thirsth street north ana soata
.idss q wss, Tvsnsy-nints zish1 .vsass
.ng Ths WHY. z5.s,sn D.:': ssrns:s :,
West Thirtisth strsst and Ninth aTsnus
Tbs Twsnty-thlEd Election District = ssundsd ~
Thirtisth street and Tenth s-snus.
.n hS 1,tS x..e Ess.ioa os ( sGsassa -
west Thirty-nrr street and Tenth avenue
New-York tribune., 1906-10-12
FOURTH ASSEMBLY, DISTRICT.

Ths First Election District Is bounded and within
Monros street Clinton street East river and Js-.rson
Ths Second Election District is bounded BY and
within Monroe street. scamsl street, Chsrry street
The Third Election District Is bounded sad within
CSrry street, jackson street river.
slip dover sids)+ and Gouyernsur street
The Fifth Election District is bounded by and within
mel street
The sixth Election pis,rio, Is BY within
gornery street
The Seventh Election District Is bounded BY and
within Division street.. Grand street. Henry stest and
MONTGOMERY strest.
The Eighth Election District Is bounded BY and
with Grand street Pitt street Division street snd Ridge
The Ninth Election District is bounded by and within
Rvington wilett street Dslancey street, PITT
street, Grand street and Ridge street L..
The Tenth Election District bounded BY and within
stanton street. Sheriff street Rivinston stre-- and
The Eleventh Election District is bounded by and
within stanton street. Cannon street. Rvinston street
The Twelfth Election District IS bounded by and
within Rvington street. Cannon street Deane street
The Thirteenth Election District bounded by and
within Delaney street Cannon Broome street
The Fourtee35S Eleetfon pistret IS bounded BY and
within Delaney street. Lewis street. Broons
street and Cannon street.
The Fiftsenth Election District bounded BY and
Mangin street, Grand street COerck street. BroOms
The sixteenth Election District Is bounded by and
within stanton street Goerc street Dsancey street
The seventesnth Election District I. bounded By and
within East Houston street East river stanten street
The Eighteenth Election District IL bounded by ana
Ehtn stanton street East river Delaney street and
The Nineteenth Election Distric, Is bounded by and
within Delaney street East river jackson street.
kins street
New-York tribune., 1906-10-12
srxTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

The First Election District Is bounded by within
Avenue b Clinton street Stanton
The second Election District Is bounded by and
within Second street. Sheriff street Stanton
Clinton East Houston street ana Avenue c
Third Election DSrrlct IS bounded oy and within
Avenue - Last Houston street. Avenue 2 Second
street dagonaly across The block TO Third
-Tbs Fourth Election District bounded BY and
within Avenue East Third street. then dagOnally
across block East Second stre=S and Avenue B.
Avenue Z and East Fourth street
The Fifth Election District IS bounded and within
Avenue d Columbia street. stanton street, Sheriff
The sixth District is bounded by and within
Third Lewis street. Stanton street. Columbia
street and Avenue d.
me seventh Election District is bounded By and
within East Fourth East river. East Houston
street Goerok stanton street. and Lewis strest
Fourth street, Lewis street. Third street
The Ninth Eisction District by within
East river. East Fourth street avenue C.
Fifth and Avenue -.
The Tenth Election District Is bounded ~ and
within Avenue c. East Fourth street avenue 70 East
sixth street diagonaly across the block East
Fifth street and Avenue g
The Eleventh Election District Is bounded by and
within Avenue Fifth street then disEonay
The twelfth Election District bounded by and
The thirteenth Election District bounded by and
Seventh street East river sixth street and Ave
The Fourteenth Election District Is bounded by and
within East Ninth street. East river Seventh
Avenue e.. East Eighth street ana Avenus %
The Fifteenth Election District is bounded BY and
within East Eighth street. Avenue @ Seventh street
-hs sixteenth Election District Is bounded BY and
East Tenth street. Avenue C. East Eighth street
Avenue p
Tenth street Avsnus %. East Eighth street
and Avenue g
New-York tribune., 1906-10-12
TENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

The Frs. Election District IS bounded 0y and within
Ts street. Stanton Street CSTysts srest ana s.toSd
me second Election District Is bounded by and
IN East Houston street Ludlow street stanton street.
me third Election District Is bounded by and within
Second First avenus First strest and Second
Tie Election Distrc. bounded BY and With
fol< street stanton street. Ludlow
The Fifth Election District is bounded BY ana within
Third street First avenus Second street and second
The sixth Election District is bounded by and within
The Seventh Election District : bounded BY sna
The Eighth Election District bounded BY and WITH
Fifth Avenue B. East Fourth street ana
Ths Ninth Election DISTRICT Is bounded BY within
Fifth street Avenue A Third street and First avsnus
Fifth street First avenue Third street and second ave-
Ths Eleventh Election District + bounded BY and
Within Sixth First avenue Firth srN~ and SEQ
Sf,s Eset,Ga D'Tl0s & SSgss'a ,g.s. sns y y, ass
within a shin :h
Til. Fourtsen,A Election District bounded ~ ard
within Seventh street. Avenus B. sixth street and Ave-
me glt,s.9sh Esetoa District zt Is Bounded y saa
withia Eighth street. Avenue A. Seventh strsst and
The seventeenth Election District Is bounded BY and
within Eighth First avenue Seventh street and
The Esatssntn Election District Is bounded Oy and
and SecoEd avenue
Ths Nineteenth Election Distric, e bouAdsd ey aaa
East Ninth street Avenue A. East Tenth stre9t
Avenue sevsnth street, Avenue A. East Eisasa
and First
me Twsntieth Elscton District Is bounded oy And
vithin East Eleventh street. Avsnus A. East MINI
. street and First avenue
The Twenty Election District bounded BY aad
within East Eleventh street First avsnus East Ninth
street and Second
The twenty second Election District Is bounded oy
and within East Thirteenth street First avenue East
Twelfth street Avenue A. East Eleventh street and
Second
The Twsnty-third Election District oOundsd and
within East Fourtssnth street Avenue A. East 1sstta
street First East Thrsssnth street. and seeoas
kYaa1s
New-York tribune., 1906-10-12
FrrrH ASSEMBLY p1grr1cr.

The Election District Is bounded by and within
Leroy Bleecker street. Carrns street Carkson
The Second Election District is bounded sy and
within Barrow Hudson street Leroy street and
The Thrd Election District Is bounded by ana within
Morton street BleecNsr street Leroy street and Hud
ne Fourth Election District I. bounded b! and
Biesoier street Morton street and Hudson street
The Firth Eeet9n District Is bounded sy and within
street, BarroY street and Hudson street
West Tenth street Hudson street Barrow strsst and
me Seventh Elscsion District 1. bounded By aae
within West Tenth street Bssoksr street. Grove street
Ths Eighth Eieotl9n District Is sounasd sy and
U7s. a5 E ssysa /" a5 esn T5sar
Bank street Greenwich street Perry street and Hud
Esy:n:A E,sstio4 P''co; :; sSuae:a By
The twelfth Election District Is bounded BY and
Greenwich street West Twelfth street
Tho TEirtsenth Election Distr1c. +, bounded By and
avenue. Hudson street. west Eleventh street and
The Foartesnth Election District Is bounded ana
within West Thirteenth street. sixth ayenus West
Twelfth street Greenwich avenue Jane street. Eighth
avenue and Horato street . .
ThirteentH street Horato stree, ana Hudson street
The Sixteenth Election District Is bounded by ana
within West Fourteenth street Hudson street Horatio
street. Washington street. Little West Twelfth street
within. West Seventeenth street. Ninth avenue. West
Fourteenth street and Hudson river
Eighteenth Election District Is bounded BY and
within West Sixteenth street. Eighth avenue. West
Fourtsenth street and Ninth avenue
The Nineteenth Election District is bounded By and
within West Fifteenth street, Seventh avenue West
Fourteenth street and Eighth avenue-
The Twentieth Election District IS bounded sy and
within West Sixteenth street. Seventh Gvenue Wesr
Fifteenth and Eighth avenue.
The Twenty Election District s bounded by and
within Eighteenth street Seventh Rvenus, West
Sixteenth and Eighth avenue
The second Election District Is bounded by
and within West Seventeenth street Eighth avenue.
West Sixteenth street and Ninth avenue,
The Twenty third Election District Is bounded by
and within West Elgh tesnth street. Eighth avenue
West Seventeenth street and Ninth avenue
The Twenty fourth Election District Is bounded by
within Eighteenth street Ninth avenue West
Seventeenth street and Hudson river.
Tweuy-hfth Election District = bounded ~ and
within West Nineteenth street. Eighth avenue West
Eighteenth and Tenth avenue
The Twenry-sixth Election District - bounded ey
and within West Nineteenth street. Seventh avenue
west Eighteenth street and Eighth avenue.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-12
Election Notice.
BOARD OF ELECTIONS
OF THE
1TY OF NEW YORK.


..,,-,l oness No. io5 wess Forty-nFst strest
Bo-Oash o, Manhattan.
N,.hv given. in pursuRncs OF chapter aoe OF
@ =, lsss as amended by section 10. chapter
fs b sos r, the eozadsrles es each % tho .lee-
g. S-..., /. me cosniy q New York. q: the d.slr-
= "a: :: :: s. s,s'.:n a.: s6a fer a: o's::s .::.s rs
a. .--s-- 1906 in sacn of the election districts
- ooury. follows
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-06-21
a "TypicaI" French Child.

London Mail: Let me take Felice
Boulanger (Which isn't her name) as
a typical French child of my expert
ence, gained after nearly three years
residence in France.
She is one of five children ranging
in age from her brother of 16 to the.
youngest girl of 6. Feicc has a skin
like the sheen of n pearl (Which is
marvellous considering the amount of
indigestible food she bolts five times
a day.: big, deer-lKe eyes, long
dashed; daintily shaped but seldom
clean hands; a thin, rasping and petu-
liant voice even in her merriest mood,
and q physique like that of starved
and homeless cat-narrow- chested.
spider-legged and staminaless gener-
ally. Yet she seems full of vitality
nervous. irritable vitality-eats as
much food as as an English NAVY, and
certainly has, as my American lady
friend says. heaps of sense" But to
see the child eating is painful, though
interesting in a way.
An English girl II years age, like
F'elice, would be sent to bed at, say.
o'clock. Feice and her type and her
younger sisters sit down to dinner at
6: 80 p. m. and stay up until II or later.
listening to the conversation of their
elders.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-06-21
FAIL IN MAKING PAPERS.
Ton Per Cent. Of the Notaries in Iowa
Nav Not Be Reappointed.

loes MoiMes, la, June 20.-Three or
four hundred notarieS in Iowa may fail
10 have their notalial commissions re-
newccl because OF their failure properly
10 fill out their bonds and applications
for renewal of appointment. The uues-
tion that Is agitating some of the state
iloaSc people is whether Il person who
f.li!s to make out y bond properly is ems
titled To II commission or is a proper
person To have u commission. Notalies
are appointed To fill out papers, and if
they cannot do it correctly should they
be allowed to be noiaries? The queS-
ton is one that rests absolutely with
Tie governor. The law as To notIrics is
am old one saying that the governor
may appoint three or more persons
in each county and every person he
does appoint must file Il bond signed by
two frcehot!crs and approved by the
county clerk in the county where the
notary resides. The notarial seal of the
notary must be on the bond.
Las: year there wer~ dill not;iries in
iosv3, of the applicants for renewal
Of commissions thus Far there are about
10 per rent that fail tn properly ill out
tl,eir bonds. The applicants first send
their bonds 10 the secretary of state,
and if property filled out the commits
sion is prepared for the governors sig
naluc. Those that are improperly
filed out are bein;5 laid aside and The
question is whether they shall be given
ansher chance To prepare their bonds
or he refused a commission. The inn
portance Of the matter is due to the
fac, That 4, notary must prepare papers
continually for the public and n mis-
take may cost, and frequently IL mis-
take by u notary does cost. some citi.
zen considerable.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-06-21
The Return Of Sherlock Holmes
a. CONAN DOYLE
eyisht
b. a. By
BY a. CONAN DOYLE.

%srs as nearly as possible captured red
handed. We have their footmarks, we
have their description, it's ten to one that
we trace them. The first fellow was a
ut to active, but the second was caught
by the under-gardener and only got away
after "A struggle. He was middle-sized.
strongly built man-suuare jaw. thick
neck. moustache, a mask over his eyes"
That's rather vague" said Sherlock
Holmes. why, 1t might be description
of Watson."
Its true" said the inspector, with
amusement. 1T might be a description OF
Watson"
We'll, I'm afraid can't help you. Les
trade said Holmes. 1.-THE fact Is that
knew this fellow Milverton, that l con-
sidsred him one of the most dangerous
men In London. and that think there are
certain crimes which the law cannl t
touch and which therefore, to some ex-
tent, Justify private revenge. No. it's no
use arguing. l have made up my mind.
My sympathies arc with the criminals
rather than with the victim, and I will
not handle this case
Holmes had not said one word to me
about the tragedy which we had Wit
messed. but I observed all the morning
that he was in his most thoughtful mood,
and he gave me the impression. from his
vacant eyes and his distracted manner, of
a man who is striving to secall something
to his memory. We were in the middle of
our lunch. when he suddenly sprang to
his feet by Jove, Watson. I've got it.''
he cried. Take your hat. Come with
me-" He hurried at his top speed down
Baker street and along oxford street, un-
til we had almost reached Regent Circus.
Here ON the left hand there stands a
shop window filled with photographs of
ho lnl, tifc l>1,,
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-06-21
FIVE GENERATIONS LIVING.

Waterloo. la.. June lS.-t'ive genera
ticns living under the same roof is the
uilit.ue social condition recently re-
veaica AT Waterloo. where the great
greet grandmother. great grandmother.
grandmother, mother and daughter re-
side. The old lady. aged 50 Years. who
enjoys the distinction shared by few
women of being II great-great grand
mother. is Elizabeth Kessel, the great
grandmother is Sarah Conrad. aged 81,
the grandmother. Harriet Couch, aged
SO. the mother Eva Edwards. and the
daughter, Muriel Edwards, AGED year
and two months. Next to the great
g-'eat grandmother. the most remark
able fact is Il grandmother at the age
Of a
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-06-21
PARIS NOT EFFuslvE.
Mmc. Fallicrcs Sees No Reason
"Euss' Over Alice.

Paris. june Is. After III" spicndor Of tine
reception given her in England. the lead
PfS of i.,tisian society ar" BEGINNING, To-
N-0rry bout bow they VIII entertain iprcsi-
lcil3 ioosnyeits daughter.
The idea OF entertaining MIR. l.ongworth
nj Size lllys"" palace President l'allicfes's
residence, has been abandoned; soii,e say
because Mr.. Roosevelt asked that ii lie
i;iNcn up, others. more ungenerous. say
.'mn. i'ali,res saw no reason-and said
why so much fuss should be made over
the wifi" Of IN American deputy, even if
$40 is ,ho Presidents daughter
Nine. lfeliteies will be GLAD TO meet Mrs.
f.omeWorti: ard wclc me her 10 France.
hul she does not desire 10 give special
reception in her honor. The presidents
wife has a daughter herself, and the pub
iic i;s moi made the slightest dcmoEstra-
tiun over hat daughter.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-06-21
Careful.

Cleveland Leader: Editor of the
Ladies' Bum Journal-Are you sure
there is nothing in your story that will
contaminate the morals of our read
Writer for L. B. J.-sure: I even
boiled the ink with which wrote It'll
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-06-21
MONEY MARKET.

New York, June 49, oney-Market was
steady at 2ls@4 per cent. Prime mercan-
tile paper 5@5h PEI cent. Sterling ex-
change weak at $l.s5 7o04.s5.75 on demand
ard sls2 so. s. % Coz A:x.y days.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-06-21
SENATE is lNslSTENT.
Wants Further Conference on Navs

Warts Further Conference on Naval
Appropriation Bill.
Washington. ID. C., June lS.1'he SEN
q. To-Day decided 10 insist upon its
amendments to the naval appropriation
biz and asked for further conference
Wi.b tive house.
In the house Bartlett. of Georgia. am
llo"iiced the death of his late colleague.
Riiil; Lester. and offered the usual res
olutions. which We're agreed to. and the
hoase adjourned.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-06-21
CALL Jap BABY I0WA'
First Japanese Child Born in This State
Will Not Forget Its
Rir.t, ,I-ee

Burlington, la, June 2o--The first
,apancse baby born in Iowa arrived 10.
day to Mir. and Mrs. *. Takesue. !apa-
nese servants to IL Burlington family.
The parents named the baby Iowa.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-06-21
vANDALs cur GLASS.

Destroy Nearly Every Plate Window
on tho Main Stree. of
Dubuque.
Dubuque. Ia June 20 During the
ltilin unknown parties cut With II dia-
momd M Instrument nearly every plate
glass window on Main street. Scores
of windows are ruined, and the damage
viii reach thousands OF dollars.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-06-21
AMPHlTrlEATER is DESTROYED.
valyasle Property of Elkader Fair and

Track Association Burns.
i.ikaaer Ia June y The large
.4,asphitheater. having Il seating canac-
ity OF l5.ooo. of the E.lkader Fair and
Track association, was destroyed by
ti.e, together with NJ judges stand.
'lihe tlse is supposed To be OF ncen-
Gisti-a origin. This being the fifth fire
Within !, year in the vicinity Of the
railway depot beyond the limit of fire
protection.
The association sust;lins quite loss,
atyiilg Only 500 Insurance. The amphi-
the.ltrr utiil be- rebuilt at once
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-06-21

FIRTH, the English p.lIifer tells his
story Of :. fellow artist 'tInshisom was
m extraordinarily clsNer felow who
.ia5 quite .ouse. Ii us,4g 10 paint
iii1asint-iEe pia i.fas. eiriss and That
se.,t u thing. H. Was emtirely up4du
e9ted. NJ q Big sitl.-r partg vt G'hei
tonham heard Lord Nortlwick ask
Hrs all DOWN the laugth OF The table
wiio bought MS ,asi picture Mas it Il
tisalsr9 No. my lord, said Husllison.
II MAS q gent -
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-06-21
vlll-THE ADVENTURE OF THE SIX
NAPOLEONS.

L was no very
unusual thing for
Mr.. Lestrade, of
Scotland Yard,
to look in upon
us of an evening,
and his visits
We're welcome to
Sherlock Holmes,
for they enabled
him to keep in
touch with all
that was going
ON at the police
neautl uiltlefS. In
return for the
IL e w S w h i c h
Lestlade would
b + j n &, Holmes
w Il s a | w a Y s
ready to listen
,..itl, nffa1atinn u
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-06-21

John Underwood. who died AT Whit
1iesess. England. i'll 1858. lett some odd
G.s,ruNtiens tor lis burial. His fortune
ef ef.oee we,st 70 his sister, provided
that 10 bell N,ss lolle1l at his grave. no
setsstNs followed his coffin. and various
other ai-ra:.seHlcuiS weve carried out
sin n2eN o,a.. we.e invited ,ali ie
suestad Not ;caecne IN black, Who re-
viewed ~ .sliige.sS sA.h for their SER
vices. SerN!so oNs" al arch MAS raised
oyer iNe siet. iiisssed coffin. With
v nste marble
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-06-21
TROUBLE IN FRISCO.
ore Sailor Shot and Three Wounded

san Francisco. June 1s.-As result
of n lockout and trouble existing be-
tween the ship owners and union sail
ors in this port, one union sailor was
shot and killed and three wounded last
might
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-06-21
BOY is DROWNED.

Was in Bathing Sunday Afternoon but
Got Beyond Depth.
Emerson. aged II years. was drowned
sunday afternoon in the creek Il mile
as, of Portland. He was bathing, but
got beyond his depth He lived With
Mss grandparents.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-06-21

South Norwalk, conn.--John Bodnir,
Westport citizen, 30 years old. was rend-
cred totally blind by mosquito bite. The
medical profession here is much Interested
in the case. The mosquito bit Mr. Bodnir
upon the lid of his right eye. The lid
swelled and when Mr.. Bodnir woke in the
morning he was blind.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-06-21

Sir William White bear- a. e,loud
unofficial title of father OF eSNas s3ent
day British navy"
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-06-21

Rev. DR.. Thirdly hope, my young
friend, that during the Lenten season
always gone by Thursday night.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-06-21

Secretary SHAY has q n'.m3cr Of
push buttons on his desk, including
one which rings when he ends his
visitor to be crank"
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-06-21

Exactly That's what aid. but
then, when the man commits burglary