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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-12-14

dered III favor Of the Plymouth Congre
gatonalsts.
The case was then carried to the SUI
preme court by the plaintiff and Decem-
Der 1 decision was returned reversing
the decision of the lower court and Civ
ing the church building to the Primitive
Methodists. During the long time which
the case hes been in the courts the
Plymouth Congregational people have
occupied the building and the members
of the Primitive Methodist church have
held services in the city hall.
The finding of the supreme court hand
ed down on Tuesday has created intense
interest throughout this section and the
subject is the main topic of conversa-
ton.
The church building is valued at about
$4,000 and is in a splendid location. 1t is
thought the Plymouth Congregational
members will now build new structure,
as the case will not be contested fur
Their
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-12-14
Teach History by PICTURES

The Preston Eng Free t:, LtoF 5Sainits4
mittee has decided to dl ,sta.,terT sch@1
of pictures among the el [ioet Of 'teacl41
of the town, with the obJecaI, u deai d9
them history. The pictures CIV ~[ Of b1
the poetry, legends and nL Sonts Of y
country and the great e'en''
world.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-12-14
MILK AS FERTI11zp,
Farmers Secure Good po.,
SKINNED Prodrot ''S

Skim milk as a fertilizer =
interesting many farmers abr rUr Crops
of whom declare that aston;s STTad SEA-
have come from its use. In 't ths reas
Of one farm a dairy had = ! Ile Vices
milk that could not be used ' ~ Of 81
ers took the milk and poured Two hS
lands as an experiment. Ont 1t On ID
seventy-five cans and anotbe UN !, engts
markable results have bnon aiy, 4
Their grass is now seven tim tina OOtaas
GUS as on adjoining fields who Who's as Visr
was not used. but which wer p 'ae d
with commercial fertiliznrS we're Cove.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-12-14
POUNDS CLUB FOR BABIES.
Paris Journalist Provides Pleasures for
Little Ones

A Paris journalist has founded ba-
bies' GLIB. 1t is a spacious and pleasant
building with a garden and clubhouse,
where games of all kinds are provided
There is a Punch and Judy show, with
to members and their parents, while
there are also toy shops and a theater.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-12-14
LANGUAGES TAUGHT WRONG.
Some Observations of Consul Nash at
Venice

Consul Paul Nash of Venice writes:
Hundreds of we'll educated Americans
annually pass through Venice and, al
though probably nine-tenths of them
have had several years of instruction
in an European language not one-tenth
are capable of speaking a dozen connect
ed words of anything but English. Even
college graduates, fresh from prize win
ming in French or German, are general
ly unable to speak either language, al
though capable Of writing an excellent
and literature. This is the result Of
teaching French and German in much
the same way that Latin and Greek are
taught"
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-12-14
The Country I'D
No Superior

Coal, wood and water in -i aorHe easy Of sg n
and schools convenient; MARKS The northefaa
ssss's 3s sfs's s 55 s 81 E
Superintendent of Immig.rattI99nn'v eminent " M
or the authorized Canadian 80 II Inngfs.'
w. D. Scott, superinte63deERtt rf Ge iReoas
Ottawa, Canad !, or T. Y. CoIW5+i Wis, Aui"
Callahan Block, Milwaukee w."
Government Agents. .srartissneu"
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-12-14
Campaign Contributions.

The committee is particularly strong IN
it's condemnation Of campaign contribu-
lions. The testimony, it says, shows
that several foreign companies operating
in the state have made it common
practice to contribute large sums Of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-06
BETWEEN
The Devil and the Deep Sea

When coffee gets a person well "llh'h
us grin and the drug habit Is fixed then
comes twisting and turning to get free.
Win many people. If the coffee ~ let
off at breakfast Il hendachc SETS ~ hhu
IL coffee is taken the old stomach n,lu
nervous disorders arc simply hddea 70
ma made moro fixed ana harder to cs-
cane from. Sill there IS a very easy
way to- freedom and health.
A woman in Mo, says:
,I never thought OF attribntns my an
n,cn,s to coffee iii, several months ago,
saw a Postum Food Coffee advertise
mcntt which stated that tho old kind of
coffco was frequently injurious to nco-
Mo 50 thought ! would try Postum
anyway. for ! was In mos wreschcn
condition, nervous wreck with weak
heart which futtered and Threatened 10
stop,
"'rhc first time made Postum Coffee,
boiled It we'll and was delishtrd WIN
the flavor. My husband who did not
know that it was not the old kline OF
coffee, relIshcd It very much, SAVING
what good coffee that is But after
breakfast was taken with headache
and drowsiness caused by the lack Of the
customary drug, was ,reSollte, how
eyer and drank 1t for dinner. aud supper.
The next day the headache WAS not 50
bnd and by tho third day i was gone,
DAY bv day ! felt better and better and
soon noticed that did not tire so easily
as used to. IN two weeks my friends
began to compllmonttme on my improved
condition, lrrnpidly gained In flesh and
strength, and Iii months WAS q new
being with strong. steady nerves and
easy. comfortable, healthy heart action,
/ feel like thanking YOU SO much for
postum Eool.. Coffee, - Name given by
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-06
LUNENBURG COURT.
No Prisoner in Jailfo More Than
Year.
fsncclu, 10 MIC rimes-Dlspa Itch.

(spccul to The Times Dlspatch.)
LUNcNBuRG COURTHOUSE, VA,
April 1l.-Lunenburg Circuit Court con-
ycned here Monday. On account Of cx-
ccssve rains and muddy roads, Judge
Barksdale did not open court until IL
o'clock There was very little business
to be done, and the court was not IN
session more than an hour
No jury cnse. civil or criminal was was
tried, and no grand jury cmpanelcd4
There has been no prisoner confined In
jail for nearly twelve months. After
dsposng OF few chanccry cases to-
day the Judge took recess until day,
when he viii return 10 dispose Of several
condemnation proceedings OF the Tide
water Railroad Company. Only two arc
contest ed-one OF Mr.. Rcdd. the other
against the Lunenburg Lumber Company.
The cases are set for Saturday. The
railroad will be represented by Walter
Taylor, OF Norfolk, and others. and the
5Lunenburg Lumber Company by cx- Gov
ernor Montague. j. p. Bell and Senator
William p. Barksdale.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-06
/ TOWN OF PULASKI.
Arranging for Larger Electric
Light and Power Plant.
The Times-Dlspa

(Specinl to The Times-Dlspatch.) 'S
+ PULASKI, VA. April '1l.-Puaski is
preparing to establish anew electric
nlant, much larger than the present one,
/, having become too small TO meet de-
mands.
BY thu substitution Of water power for
steam, and looking to this end the Conn
Gil has employed an experienced clvil
engineer. Mr.. Morrison, OF Richmond,
TO examine the available water SUES along
Now River ana Its tributaries in PULASKI
county. and those OH Big Walkers Creek.
In Giles county. and from what can be
learned his report will be most favorable.
4 Thc plant will likely be speedily con-
str,,cted, which IN addition to supplying
street and house lighting. will perhaps
furnish power to sevcral manufacturing
nlnnts and a. contemplated street car
line. connecting tho town with nonrlsh-
Ing suburban community known MS East
PULASKI,
C,oncressionally speaking, everything is
extremely quiet IN this, the Ninth Dis
atrict among Tho Democrats, nj lcnst, anu
no ono can conjecture who tlS nominee
will be. The nnmc or ex-senator Cloyd
Bynrs of Bristol, Is the only one have
heard mentioned, and u Is l.t known
that he has such inclinations. There nre
many good men to draw rom, OF wnle'
Hon. Rufus A, Ayers, of Hig Stone Gan
would perhaps he the strongest. Colonel
c. Slemp the present incumbent, or his
son, Bascon, is likely to the Republl-
can nominee, but they arc not without
troubles Of their own, and from appear
ances will not have as plain smiling In the
councils Of their party nor before tho
ncople Of tho district IN the final race rs
they have heretofore enjoyed,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-06
SEED OYSTERS.
Every Available Vessel Being
Used in the Work. s.,

(Special to The Tlmes-Dispatc h.)
ONANcOCK, VA. April 1l.--LarSe
quantities Of seed oysters are being run
from the North Carolina Sounds for
planting in the seaside waters Nearly
every available vessel 8of sailable draft
is engaged in the business, i i st,Fr
MI. -WalterHD. Lewis prominent ci,l-
zen, was recently operated upon in ST.
Josephs Hospital. Baltimore. for stone
In kidneys. To-days advces report MS
condition as favora ole.
DR.. and Mrs. John p Moff announce
the engagement of their daughter, Miss
Fairy, TO DIR. r. j. White. OF kellers
Preliminary arrangements for the cs-
Establishment Of steamer line from Chin
colleague Island to Philadelphia. are be-
Ing made Captain f. Z. Deakyne, Of
New Jersey. has charge of the matter,
and announces that the steamer has
been cnga ged. with capacity for nifty
passengers and three hundred tons of
freight.
The nth annual session Of the Anti
Saloon League of Accomack will be
held in the Anancock Baptist Church the
oath inst The previous week, the secre-
tarv of the league will deliver addresses
In the several sections offtheW county.
Bishop Randolph, of the Diocese of
southern Virginia, will visit the Episco
pal Churches in Accomac the first week
in May for confirmation.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-06
AT.LOGGERHEADS.
Two Branches Of the City Legs.
lature Cannot Agree.

3#a Especial to ,IHc llnsS-DispatS.' -
sSSEXVPORT# NEWS, INA. April ll.--E'c-
cause the board of aide r1nen ana toinai'o =,
council are constantly at sloEgerheaas, =, -
Is very likely that an effort VIII pc lilnG
"a have the rules governing me iof iii
council changed so as 10 aboiish me JOIN
committeees now existing and provide LOT
fnc' fappointmcnt OF separate committees
By the presidents.
s During a meeting OF the aldermen last
night, COL Marquis Jones, president OF the
hoard, declared that unless there was
change in conditions shortly. he WOULD
either get out, and that quickly, or make
q strong effort 10 have separate COM
7nittccs appointed. -,
bramehcs, us we'll as the members are
friendly enough personally. they, never
seem to be able to get together ofticlaily
rhc body Of Wyatt w Brown, VINO
killed hinlscr In fit Of dcspondency yes
terlny, was taken to Taiboro. -: G., thlS
morning by way Of Norfolk. The local
lodge or Elks escorted the body to the
Chesapeake and Ohio passenger pier.
,yl,ere it was put on board the tug Helen.
rev A. o. sykes. D. D.. =. w. Milstead,
g T. Lester. NJ. B. Morris and the Two
brothers Of the dead man, accompanied
The body to rarboro.
Newport News Camp, No. 1907, Modern
Noodmc OF America. has been instituted
here with large membership.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-06
CLEANING DAY
FINE. SUCCESS.
Tie People Fell Heartily Tito tic
Scheme aid Di,l.'Away With
Mitch Dirt.
TRIED SUICIDE IN COURT
* 1'in . Paper Gutter tic Only
Means at Hand and That
\ Used Furioussly.
(spcclal IL Tho Times, Dispatch.)

Especial to Tho Times. Dspatch)
Z NORFOLK. VA. April i1.--Mayor Rid
dicks municipal housc-clcatiing proclnna-
ton, iss,,cd at tho rcdtcst OF the Norfolk
Nvoman's Glib, produced results. Much
house. cleaning was done throughout the
city to-day, and Mayor Riddlck. Chairman
3. Gray ,runstall, Of the street, Sewer and
Drain Board and tho Health Board regard
house cleaning day as a positive Sue
cess.
The ladies OF the Woman's Club them-
selves took much interest In the clean
ing programne. They saw that their
own houses were properly cleaned, and
some OF them were Interested enough TO
go about the city and see what others
were doing.
street Inspector Abe Moses said: RE
suits are entirely satisfactory. The people
fell heartily into the spirit OF the dhy
and co-oper,ted with the city authors
Ties to the fullest extent in their efforts
to clean up
"T,hey did some cleaning" said Mayor
Rlddick, but not as tnucn as should have
liked However, a little OF 1t would have
heen worth all that has been done to IN
stitute municipal housekeeping dny."
The cleaning to- day VIII be followed
by d warning to all those whose prem
ises remain In an llnsanltary condit'oh.
The Health Board regards Hiunic'pal
house cleaning day as a great step in
the right direction.
Joseph Wilkins, colored, aged thirty
seven years. giving his occupation as
that of farmer, attempted suicide In
the Police Court room to-day by cutting
his throat with a sharpencd tin paper
cutter. Wilkins had been arrested on y
lunacy charge last night and was IN the
court dock waiting 10 be committed to
tail for an examination by the commits
sion Of lunacy when other prisoners In
the dock discovered what had happened
and gave an alarm
Court Sergeant Roache and several
other officers had to use force IN getting
the paper cutter from Wilkins, who fought
like a tiger He was finally ovcrpowered
and hurried to the jailt&hospital, where
the cash in his throat was scwed up,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-06
son opens. IT; will take from seventy
five to one hundred hands to run Its
NoN-JUR1sDIcT1,o)N. y.
Non Resident Could Not Sue Is Il
This State
(special to The ,rimes-Dispatch.) III

Especial to The .Tlmes-D)is Pa tci.1 5ts.tG5i
MANCHESTER. y A., april IL me N.
Circuit Court to-dayfJudge Thomas w y.
Harrison, In the ca Sc OF Parvin E.5 DIE
tricks estate against tile Indiana State
Life Insurance Company, held that court
here had no Jurisdiction In the AZ case
Dietrich, prominent man Of Martins ms
h,,rr, ". Va. dropped dead shortly after.
.insrring his life with the defendant COM
many fol; Ave thousand dollars, which the
company declined ito pay. "a 5sl S,
The only branch OF the company n
this section is In Richmond. and the
plaintiff sought to size here to recover in IN
surnr,ce. Judge Harrison decided that
non-resldents could not sue in this state q $,
in tho same court, iii the case Of w.,
Whltacre, trustee. against 7. conway
Judge Harrison set aside the sale Of &c III
tain property owned by Conway in Roam
oie as illegal, and holds the trustee re-
sponsble, providing for reimbursement NJ Mt 9 {
the purchaser. 4f5s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-06
CRITICISM Of
!. RECENT PARDON A . n
Several Young Men Assault a
Policeman and Are Sen
fenced 70 Jail. III
ONLY ONE WAS PARD0NED
Was Granted on the Rccomn1en
dation OF Prominent People.
Of County.
Especial to Tho Timcs-Dlspatch.)

Especial to Tho Tmcs-Dlspatch.)
CALM, VA, April ll.-News has
reached here that Governor Swanson has
granted a pardon to William Cardwell
son of r. NJ Cardwel OF Fries Va,
who is manager Of the Washington
Mills store at that place, who was at
& the March term OF Grayson Circuit Court
tried on ntfelony Indictment for resisting
an arrest attempted TO be made BY one
Smith. n policeman in the town Of Fries,
on the bth7of November, 1905.
There were four young men (young
Cardwell among the numbe). who wers
said to be drinking, bols,erous and o.
strcperous, Smith and Jones, two police,
men OF the town, were notified OF their
conduct and started to arrest them.
When tho young men were, ,overtakcn by
the policemen they resisted arrest.
showed fight aud y general lmlS-up was
the result, in which Policeman Smith
( was hit on the head with rocks. cut on
tho face several times and ono cut ON
The throat that the doctor pronounced
well nigh being fatal Ills clothes We're
also cut about ihc8abdomen,
The affair Was investigated before n
grand jury aud resulted IN felonious III
,llctments against VIII Cnrdwell, lis
SIX Davis and two others one Of thu
others WIS tried ~ the December term
Of Grnysun Circuit Court and Is nos
serving Il term in the pcntentiary. Big
SIX Davis aud the other We're given JAN
sentences ana fines and have served on,
their sentence.
VIII Caruwcll wns tried mt the laF.
torn of tho Cirayson Circuit Court, on
tho eltl, OF March, ana Tho jury brought
III II verdict for forty days IN jail and !,
fine of fifty dollars and costs. Counsel
for Cartlwell made u molion to set aside
The verdict Of the jury on the Goth ~
March, and grant new trial, which
the court refused to do Counsel moved
the court to suspend sentence upon the
execution of q bond that they might
apply to the Court OF Appeals for a writ
of error. The court suspended sentences
for thirty days on tho defendant cXecut-
ing bond in the penalty of 5000, and
young Cardwell was taken out of jail
where he had been since the night Of
the Gath.
No EFFORT was made by counsel to OBJ
tain writ of error, but on the con-
t,nry speedy application was made to
the Governor to relieve Cardwell from
tile jail sentence IT Is reported that the
pardon was granted without the recon-
inendation Of the trial Judge, the jury
and The commemorative attorney,
Governor swanson did not care to DIS
cuss the matter when seen last nlsh'f
hut 1t was learned from official sources
that the pardon WAS granted upon me
recommendation OF the mayor, and most
OF the counclmen, and many prominent
citizens Of Gaix.
Ills EXcellency declined to grant the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-06

N 'be held at Farfnvillo, lasting four
weeks, and also advising that two dis
,tricts Of buckingham apply for state
Aid IN support Of n high school III cHcli
Of these districts. Maysv,lle and Mar
shalt districts arc the only ones having
d school IN which the required number
~ pupils are enrolled TO cntitlc them to
IL share Of the 10000 appropriated for
( this purpose by tho state, and these VIII
apply for and get $3.50 each for the
first year. 81.
trhe 500 asked FOR the normal was
promptly appropriated by the county,
which has ninety teachers in The SER
vice this session.
MIR. Thomas inspected the high or
graded school here and was favortbly
impressed with the work done. This 10
n county school now, and Under control
Of board composed OF a number from
each ono Of the districts OF the county,
nnd this board has elected Professor II.
l'lnnIsenshp MS principal and Mrs $. -.
Bondurnnt and Miss fettie Swoope us
first mud second assistants, respectfully.
for the coming session. The other high
school viii be ut Arvorla.
goo1ly number Of Buckingham
teachers are at work In other States and
counties, and teachers from other places
are employed IN this county
There were more horses and mules Of
,fercd on the market here the first day
OF court than have been here for years.
attracted BY the fine prices which had
been paid the horse dealers expected Il
rich harvest, but tho business was over
done md not many sales were made.
Farmers are starting out In good spirits
and have money ahead, and finding LABOR
Is not to 10 had. they and their big bodies
are getting down to work II, great shape.
Or. II. II. Lacy. OF the Episcopal Church.
will hold services here on the cath and
25tt al the Baptist Church.
Candidates for appointment as com
missioner OF revenue are already at work,
and It is said, the Inc,lrnbents arc ap-
plying. too. The Constitution makes them
ineligible to succeed Themselves by cleo
ton, but It Is claimed that under the
new law they are eligible If appointed.
Judge Gordon will have TO make the APP
rointments
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-06
CUTICURA- THESET, 81.
Complete Treatment for Every
Humor from Pimples
IN Scr0fula

Battle the affected parts with hot
water and Cuticura Soap, to cleanse
the, surface OF crusts and scales and
soften the thickened cuticle; dry,
without hard rub bling and apply
Cuticura Ointment freely, to allay
itching, irritation, and Inflammation,
and soothe and heal; and, lastly, take
Cuticura Resolvent Pills to cool and
cleanse the blood A single set, costing
but one dollar, is often sufficient to
cure the most torturing, disfgurin2,
itching, burning, and scaly skin, scalp,
and blood humors, with loss Of hair,
from infancy to age, when all else fails.
form Of Chocolate Coated Pills CSC per vial Of co., sold
Throughout. III. world. Potter Drug and Chem Corr,
- asii:d Free mo. 10 Cur. Torturins Di'asurinE
auznors Of Infancy and Aga"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-06
JUDO R|vES
WAS WELL armed .||I'|:
Did Not Fire Oh Intruder &c: Be.
cause of11uinane
Reasons.
FLEEING WIFE T I {: RI.
Though Clad iii Night Clothes
Goes 10 Seek Md, and Finds
Her House Afirc Oh Return.
tspoclnl q ,rho Tlrncs- pIspntch.)

fsnccin to rho Times Dspntch.)
1,E;rl1lSBURO, VA, April ll.-.lnsuhlty,
threatened murder, burglary and incen-
,,I.risin were n few Of the sensational
textures Of the destruction OF ex'Judse
Timothy Rivess home IN Prince George
county at O'Clock Tuesday morning ny
peter j. lii, negro supposed 10 nave
become suddenly insane about religion.
Aroused from bed by Hills wife and
two children, who were fleeing from
threatened death, Judge Rives was soon
confronted by tho lunat'c VINO ca',I
u, on the run, broke into the house, ana
yelled 10 The Judge that lie Intended TO
cut his damned throat.
II THE woman and children fled III Ter
Tor. but Judge Rivcs. knowing the negro.
ind s,ipposlng that he had suddenly ioa 100,
his mind, did not fire on him, tnouIn
armed with shotgun and pistol. Ciau o.,.s
in his night clothes he fastened 70 'i ~,
house of ncighbor about hail Il h' 1lle
off, and when the two returned me houso .
was in Flames, the negro having se.
fire TO several rooms III the Du''u'ns'
which was entirely consumed. !,
Valuable legal papers we're aes,rose :,
and two thousand dollars cash IN a''
non safe was charred, but eighteen nun
drcd OF it was accepted for deposit W
Petersburg bank to-day There was ~ :,
Insurance on the house. which was valued
at four thousand dollars. Judge iuves
IL in Petersburg to-day. and estimates
his loss at five thousand dollars.
The crazed negro was caught ycster-
day. and ordered TO Central state i1os'
pital. 81,
Mr.. Albert Owen, a well known On
widdic county farmer. residing on ll'e
plank road about four miles from re.
tersburg, was parayzed at the breaKia as
table this morning. and died before q
physician could reach him.
A trolly car and farm wagon coiiis'oh
nj sycamore and washington streets,
about five o'clock this afternoon broke
the wagon all 10 pieces, and knocked
out two Bohemian farmers from Prince
George county, John Vejuar and hris
uurnus, both OF whom were quite badlS
hurt especially the older man, liurnus'
who was carried into j. i. E -. lR's. :,
drugstore as limp as q rag, ms head
severely cut In several places. Both we're
sent to the Home for the SICK. BS
sanders criticised the car men Tor no,
stopping when the wagon was bacKco
towards the track by the horse, VINO was
frightened by an approaching train
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-06
DOCTOR CURED ]; !.
Of eczema !
Maryland Physician Cures Hlmse |,
Eczema with Cutlcura Remedies.
PtescrIbes Them and Has Cured
Many Cases Where Other Formulas
Have Failed Dr., Fisher Says'
CUTlCURA REMEDIES
POSSESS TRUE MERIT

. d . + T. C. d III. d 81
My face was afflicted with eczema
in the year 1897. used the Cuticura
Remedies, and was entirely cured. I
am d practicing physician and very
often prescribe Cutictlra Rcsolvent and
Cutic,,ra Soap in cases Of eczema, and
they have cured where other formulas
have failed. I am not IN the habit Of
endorsing patent medicines, but when
find remedies possessing true merit,
such as the Cuticura Remedies do, ! am
brond-minded enough TO proclaim their
virtues to the world. | have been prnc:.
ticing medicine for sixteen years. and
must say find your Remedies A No. 4
4 You are at liberty to publish this letter.
or any part Of IT, 1remain, very truly
yours, G. M. Fisher, NJ. D., Big Pool,
Md, May "a, 1906.