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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-21

A mild sensation has followed the an.
n01ucrmeut last week that Lyman !.
Gage former secretary of the treas
ury. had joined The Theosophlcal BROTH
Crh0od established 40 Point Iona. near
San Diego. CAL Though up TO the
present. Mr.. Gage has refused to be JIM
tcryiewed ON tho subject q IS believed
that hIs conversion 10 the cult is GER
tain
Tris son. Eu Gage Of Chicago, his
daughter. Mrs. Bramard OF Denver and
Mrs f.. b. Mililr n niece. are the
persons. 70 Is said, who influenced Mr.
Gage 90 Join the cult. the ayoWed OBJ
feet ~ which Is To promote the study
or ancient and modern religions philos-
orhles and sciences. 10 investigate the
unexplained laws ~ nature and the
rsychical powers Of man and 20 cytah-
lsh faith IN the rcincaruation NJ the
soul
Mr. CAGE recently purchased a build
ms site ln the Point Iona Colony from
Mrs. katherine 4. T.ngloy the high
prIestess' Of the cult
.s>5t>>e>tz>s>>sz>s >>>>SS>>>>>>s>>ezS,
tnuo through several numbers The
stories are based ON a quaint and hum
orous corceit. carried out. II is said IN
Mrs Burnetts happies, vein and are
% have a number Of illustrations .n
color by Harrison Cady.
Alfred Austus new poem. The
Door of Humility" IS said by Canon
RaVusley 10 contain the Poet-LAuro-
ate's message 10 his time. "ii is a
poem OF encouragement % those who
IN the darkness grope after truth,
knowing that II they be- content 10 suf-
Ter for the truth the quest shall not be
in vain, II Is a poem Of hope for an
who realize that love may lead u.s. evei
though we be half-hlind. % the SHORE
OF that sea where IN Gods light we
may see light Il may be issued By the
Macmillan company,
Z. Kay Robiuson's new work. "The
Religion OF Natue.' Is 10 be brought
out in this country by Mcclure. Philips
& 60. The author is the editor Of
Countryside and has made lifeloul
study Of natue In his book be aims
10 explain away one of the geat dlficul.
ties which the theory Of evolution pre-
sents 10 those who would maintain
their faith IA a personal God--the ap-
parent wholesale cruelty involved IN
the struggle for existence 90 nature. Mr..
Robinson believes that there Is no cru
city 20 nature, because other animals
than man have no conscious knowledge
~ happiness and unhJppiness. Mr.
Robinson undertakes 90 prove that "tle
doctrine uf evolution demonstrates the
creation Of man l1 the likeness 81
God. and that therefore. the truth ~
religion and the truth " science are
one.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-21
MAGAZINES

The July Arena" which opens Vol
ume XXXVG. Of this able review. is d
number OF special general interest.
containing a wide range OF interesting
subjects discussed iu sn authoritative
yet popular manner Prof Archibald
Henderson, Phi H.. contributes du are
ticle on Aspects NJ contemporary
Fiction which should De widely read
by lovers Of good literature as 70 IS
able discriminating and Informing.
Carl Nrooman contributes au interest
ing paper entitled "Ramhles in Swift
zerlaud. which r. illustrated with sew
eral admirable half-tones AN Artist
Of Winter-L Locked Nature Us the tito
Of a charming sketch of Edward W,
Redhelds lie and work by b q. llow-
er Il also Is beautifully illustrated.
This issue also contains au excellent
story. entitled The Parting OF the
WAYS" hy Wlmdtte Porter Cockcreil
Among the more strenuous articles and
those which win be especially inter-
esting 10 friends Of political aud eco-
nomiC advancement are the following.
Solving the Labor Problem DIV EN-
Gov. Lucms T. &. Goryiu of Rhode
Island Governor Albert p. CJm-
minis. A Statesman Who Places the
Interests of the Peonle Above The De-
mands Of Privileged Glasses oy PRO-,
Lewis Worthington Smith which 70
accompanied by a fine portrait ot GOV
Cummins. "Child-Lahor Compulsory
Education and Race-Sulcide. by
willard French. Judge William JEFF
ferson Pollard 4 Practical ldealist
Who Is Achieving q Great Work in
Reaeeming Drunkards.' by the Editor
Of The Arena" British Egypt by
Ernest Crosby: and Chapter Three OF
a "A Primer Of DlreCt-Legislatlon,'
containing popular explanations Of the
Recall Proportional Representation,
the Absolute Majority Method ana
Direct Primarv prepared for Inc
Arena" by Eltweed Pomeroy, Robert
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-21
THE NINETY AND NINE.

Pc TT braek sheep that ,trayed away,
Done los in de win an de rain,
An de Shepherd He say; o hrslin,
Go FIN Ny sheep again.
An de br,liu say, 20 Shepherd,
Eat sheep and brack and bad
But de Shepherd He smile like dat ii brack sheep
Wa de onlie.t lamb He had
Al He say % hirelin, hasten,
For de win an the rain am col
An dat Ill brack sheep am lonesome
Out dere so far fun de- fol-,
But he hreln frOwn, % Shepherd,
Dat sheep Of an eray;'
Blu. d. Shepherd He smile like dat Ill braek sheep
Wus fair a, the break day.
An He say o hrslin, hasten,
10 here !, de ninety an nine,
But d,rs way off FUN de sbssPfoI,
!. dat III brack sheep o MneT
An de hir,liu frown, 20 Shepherd,
De res o de sheep am here!
But d. Shepherd He smile like dat Ill braek sheep
lie hOT it de moste, dear,
An de Shepherd 90 out in de darkness
Where de night was col and bleak
An dat Ill brnek sheep He I'm it,
An lay it ssans His cheek.
An de hrelin frOwn 20 Shepherd
Don bring dat sheep to me-
But d. Shepherd lie smile. an H. hOr it close
An dat III brssk sheep wuI-m.
Paul Dunbar
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-21
SaIt Lake Building
And
Monufacturin8@.
There Be Folks

Who a. not know what else 10 do with
lumber pile but 10 make kndllnr
out Of a. and there bs Others who can
make out Of u useful and beautiful
things
see our Store, Bank, Bar and oaics
Fixtures
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-21
NOW

Tine Yves, T. rast thou can,t not 1t recall
Time IS. thou hast; employ the portion small
Tine future is not. and may never be.
Time present is the only time for thee.
Selected.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-21

Mrs Frances Hodgson Burnett. pen
haps the best known writer of the day
OF stories for children, has written
series Of FAIRY tales. which VIII begin
IN the october S. Nichols and con.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-21

PhOn, sG. ,O-ss y. Ind West.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-21

A. T. W. Mason. author of -Four
Feathers and miranda of tho Bale
DHH}.' has written OBJ ucH novel Run
ming Nater serial publication of
Nli.n u.. bsr.r ir Che August Century.
The Ercles orc 'al iu fhr Aims. then in
Enr.aad and later In ths Alps again.
end The story Isl ono 0f lively advent
urcs as Vel Of of character develop
meutf
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-12-11

be allowed Japanese, IFS alien allowed TO school with
Americans then the Japanese he allowed that privilege
attempt to regulate the
Of California The executive called TO that 40 Tar as
full
to California might school law requiring
separate foddng all aliens the nse of the
privileges the payment of
would have authority to interfere
the Japanese alien
black of citizens the South
question: involving XIVh amendment and bring in
issue illogical
notgu protection that article but by
quoted deprive the with all
aliens the hold title fec simple
regulation the police the
buildings pick Japanese
including English French
favored
clause n with United States
Cooley
constitution itself yields
which
constitutional authority The editor claims
unconstitutional it robs California of her rights
schools
of the California regulate her schools she likes
he law of the land.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-12-11
DIVERSIFIED INDUSTRIES PROGRESS

Experiment the
Governors
direction the Agriculture station
of the possibility
other the ultimate intention being
Hawaii The
by
of
mainte
established,
there addition
rubber VANILLA
Of wealth
establishment of these nduste, to
100000 annum.'
Although only
ft and with occasional exception
considerable
anything in the trade
which housekeeping bill of the islands, but
of
Territory in imported rubber
which will
operation direct Mr. Smiths
of
With the
protection
undoubtedly would manifold
Hawaiian the
they mounting which American
will find its footing
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-12-11

The Supreme Court yesterday in
candidate
Us formal decision to that effect this Of people is
be
washington, but that
by the Brown
once about things of which the
Were the talk sincere about
which easily be
startling
legal compene of s175 of
such spending
probably
court be
has nothing genuine in it, If bets Cinnamon
a further contest
uponfu
candidate
atuned of
ne
methods personnel
their for him
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-12-11
THE CALIFORNIA SCHOOL QUESTION.

California the
Board Education of Francisco
children Indian Chinese Mon
President
nation with Japan
The Root characterized Every peculiar law and
California
The follows:
Federal Constitution which
United shall be the law of the land But Secretary Root and
believe with him will that the with
authority the United States Who the United
the constitution itself There the federal
which been delegated it by the individual These
white
separate separate
black
school laws Of the Southern which the white and black
elf the which Secretary Root looks
the the land japanese
their children public schools of California then that
provision
would have right it,
powers; of
which ''hl supreme
this constitution
the United by
which ratified by the
were
This required that certain privileges
should
If the right to public schools California is aliens
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-12-11
DECEMBER II.


For some ervceable
aeship in dryk on
well dismned In the Asie ana
Philippine squado the most formidable vessels
which out of commission
by Rear Admiral wnson
the Pacific Aatic and Philippines slnadrons shows the o
lowing ships: -
of RearAd swinburne, follows:
C., IA Comar Cameron Winsow Flagship
cOmd Charles j. Badger At San Francisco Cal
p Dewitt Cofman At San Francisco Cal
destroyer, Lieut. John Marshall Arrived Nov
destroyer Frederick N Freeman Arrived Nov
at San Francisc Cal
princeown Composite gunboa Sherman At
yard Bremerton, Wash
Richard Mulgn Arrived Nov at
Pablo Bay.
ships cruisers third strength
fromb attleshps.
squadron, Admiral H. BrownOn
econd strength to baeships West Virginia
oaiao wn; guns, tt pttd i pItimre fen sns. CHIT
tanooga guns; Raleigh
guns ropdoboats Barry cambridge chauneey Dale Decatur
The Philippine squadron consists of minor craft the Rainbow Araya FL
PamIanga, Paragua and four GOLFERS
both sides the Pacific special service and unassigned
Island take the place of the awon the San Francisco
Mania
Iroquois (tug)
Manning cutter Lieut. Joynes Honolulu
In at the naval station cavte P
Bsn Edward Allen At the naval station cavite P
Wisconsin LIST class B. Capt Franklin Drake At the navy yard
Bremerton, Wash, (out of commsion)
Adams g, guns aion ship c0mdr O. b. l. Moore AT the naval
station Tutn Samoa n com,, Peters A. III. naval station
subg P
Supply (staon ship a Guam)
Davis Faragu, Fox Grampus
(subnarine), a a Island.
Buffalo, Mare Island;
Cve; Goldsborugh
Sound; Le Cave Maas Pensacola Nania Marblehead Mare
Marivele Cavie Nanhan
Npsic Puget
Petrol Mare Island; Ranger Cavte; Relief Mare
Vicksburg Wheeling
Sound;W ar Yorktown Mare Island.
oeraly
six, al could n
The
is Il
pliph the
equipped
crush its
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-12-11
KAHNS MILITARY POLITICS

Congressman Kahn
"raft to be used exclusively
Tor naval vessels be subject
used as the President
lawful for her to build
served borrowed the
d eabd states and perhaps California
commissions
state of Admiral
possession
Pdes But would
like the militia the President could
The Kahn bill provide
as the
Francisco Mr. Kahn
bio
BESIDES
San Francisco would not think
citys
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-12-11
GOOD PLACES FOR SETTLERS.

Mention made yesterday tracts the Parker ranch Hawaii
a of which
are settlement by Americans.
called of 4l3O
agricultural land easily
excellent
products ubc
subtemperae
The other Nne contains 1850 of the best land The
Kamoku,
would
little
Puukpu will
arabic
Kohala village Waimea
Mana Kea All familiar
Mr. Dillingham; the
in onnecon
public policy release lands
capable supporting thrifty population
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-12-11

Criticism the lengths he has the
publication of his Mr. Roosevelt knew
would labor politicians ALLEVIATE the Pacific and adj
light which
weighty
him political hostility home lesser evil than
profoundly President with
e
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-12-11

The mputed head the Ach Lane gambling
justly indignant the of the putting police
awkward position of having
many especially jury
had gambling like rubbing it n''
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-12-11

If it is quiet gambling area after shoulda
the of
Poker dromch ia And
who don't believe in gambling
alleged corruption of the cardsf
Whit
That impossible deal
club The
robbed
by
As to of
public gambling
should jury
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-12-11

The Chi Psi lodge Cornell University which reported burned with
verab
Greek fraternity,
Chi Psi lodge Stanford practically
California earthquake
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-12-11

Gichrst of McCantsS Stewart a
He
has avoided the
in the affairs
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-12-11

that the alliance Eng
Japan
with
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-12-11

About all that left Brown to
Admiralty
broken
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-12-11
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-12-11

The of
ngton won't a Inner to Roosevelt
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-12-11

appon Pope dead He also to Leo
NM was ebrated profession
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-12-11

1t is time for another raid the mosquito pest
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-12-14

On ne sanrait trop recon-:
mander d'avoir tn soin specla.
des intestins.
C'est par lie manque de solr
que Sc contractent toutes les
diarrhees ct toutes les dysente.
ries don't il est quelquefois s.
dif6cile de Sc debarrasser ct qui
mettent solvent a terre l'homme
lie plus robuste. .
II ny a rien CONNIE une dlar-
,rhee devenue chronique pour
vous abattre I'm homme.
En- vile, a Montreal, nous
avons dams leau que nous four
nit l%'aqueduc, eau de%goutante,
revoltante, lie plus beau vehicule
d'infection possible.
Mais &c nest pas settlement
en- vile, c'est aussi a la campagne
que les arrangements d'eau sont
funestes.
L'intestin est une chose 81 de-
1icate a laquelle il faut WELLER
avec beaucoup de soin.
On parle beaucoup DIES Com
pagnies d'assurance en- &c mo-
ment, on parle aussi de societies
de secours mutuel.
C'est tres bien celia, il est cer-
tainement rassurant pour TN
homme prevoyant de songer quill
hisse quelque chose a sa femme
ct a ses enfants, 81 les directors
mont pas tout mango.
Jusqu'a TN certain point, cette
idee peut adoucir lie terrible. pas
sage de vie a trepas que nous
devons tous franchir, lie plus
tard possible.
Mais il y a que1que chose de
mieux, c'est de prendre des pre-
cautions necessaires pour pro-
longer de son mieux Persistence,
dams son interet ct celui des
autres.
Pour celia il fault WELLER a ses
intestins, les renforcir lie plus
qu'on peut, menager son alimen-
tation ct ses forces ct surtout, all
premier assault, a la premiere
menace, il fault prendre les ar
mes, pour repousser l'ennemi; les
armes, c'est lei I'm bon remede.
Ecoutez bien notre conseil, ne
@1aissez jamais Sc pro1onger une
diarrhee, l'intestin Strife, il SAT-
faiblit, il devient paresseux ct
vous avez TN NAL enorme a lie re-
METRE en- bon etat.
Lisez la lettre que nous pu-
blions plus loin, qui Went DUN
Canadien de Cranky, Mr.. Louis
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-12-14
ECHOaDE L'OUEST

peut le voir, marche de:l'avant 81
fat preuve dun activit6 qui ne
peut qu'augmenter. car chaque
nouveau membre qul y entire sem
ble::y prendre ]e plus grand int6ret
81 toutes les %asplrautes passent
leur examen medical Immediate
ment, le Carcle Ste Anue compte
les initier q la premiere s6ance de
]anvier lors de l'installation des
officers, ct ,tout fat prfvolr une
autre soir6e memorable.
w le grand nombre de mem
bres qui %assistent aux s6ances, le
Oercle Ste Anne SO trouve oblig6
de d6m6nager ses p6nates dams
une sale plus spacieuse ct a choi-
81 la magni6que Sale A. o. u. W.
3O8 Avenue G entrale. Les seances
auront lieu a partir de Janvier,
les q ct De lundis du mois, ct la
premiere s6ance, dams cette sale,
aura lieu le "a janvier 1907.
La prochaine s6ance du Cercle
aura lieu a la sale ordinaire. o.
O. F., coin Central ct 4e rue N. E.
lie le 20 courant.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-12-14
I'm Beau Success

C'est t%ou]ours avec plaisir que
nous signalons le success DIES n0tres
dams le commerce on dams les pro-
if%essions. Aajourd'hui, il nous fat
plaisir de constater que les Jewel
Dental Parlors'' ouverts il y a en-
viron un an par notre entreprenant
compatriote, lie DR. E. O. Sullivan
ont 6t6 I'm plus grand success quo
salt esp6rer lie docteur lui-meme.
Son but 6tait de faire de ces bureax
les plus beaux, les plus spacieux ct
les plus modernes de la vile, voire
meme du Nord- Quest. II sufit de
faire une visite q Get Establishment
cup to date pour SO convaincre
que le DR. Sullivan ma rien 6par.
gn6 pour arriver a son but. On ny
emploie que les methodes les plus
modernes ct les instruments LEI
plus REGENTS. LIE DR. Sullivan s'es'
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-12-14
LEST luha Moros ont en- vente la phmmamed del ahIe Dub6cd coin ds avenues Washington ct
2Nme Nod
y. S. C.. F.
Ishpeming, Mich, Is Novembre. 1906.
Aux OFFICERS ct %en1bres dks Branches de L>U. s. CT.
MESDAMES EFT MESSIEURS:

Ala pnmArem assembled de Deenbeh nosf mda aurIAecon ds officers pour rmm6e pro-
chne tel que ms par hcmsGuhon A@Me occasion e desire vBl mPesHomr de La ne@ss6
quill va pour ws de hosrd s ommrsp is mt hgns de we cm6ancee ct Jul pusehnt les quI6ca-
tons REFUSES pour hnr empGr les if6mnts omas@ qm ant lie mn la bonnie vhH6t Iamdton de
prmr6rrw e Brmcha n@Nd de ImthH de twh les mbrs de hoNrj udciewementc uxo gu
ollie m amnth hrchoneh ep ouprnenetd @a flares de- sR Branches car nous nous. afternoons de
tots ue augnenhtonc nad6mbed nmbs pour ra@e1 1907 La pmg@H6 rAne acuenemetm par
mos omptduese trMn ne ow emp@hed Mmhrt w @x d@ n6hs qi nous enMmmnentdm dams ne
Nous Mns ft d@ purs en- 1906 mails nous au0m pu miux &w ct nous epGons de- die u
lr iamer cmaue Bmndhe nous nwwne m Bureau General u mons dix applications ct Jose ep@mr que
|me ratiohnee trmt6A que vus awz pour ve: noble a@odaton vuse mprseontd de Mpondra
du PrMentG 6nAmL
Ra6ch@mb ng sur les hf@ens A6mensq que nous vns combaHne les od&3sd lie ange an
iJm font hte en- m puwGr1m pour m6e rms compTo6se o fMtm meme ds primes en- Urgent pour
los s6Mme. Nous amsa ui les societies cmadhansf FRANCHISES 6amAraq m1 nous ntd eloppoadon
Ian nrAmmanto Tra aux comratioes de meDeus avanages Qml est done hdWord de nos Cmadems?
mA6 mf fail de bellies uromesesm chsu ce qi Isl bMn rempi SEES obihone nMs SEES
don't s az t6v sm meme 6nonp principal Lac Isond @ ns en- pusWss So
|mA6s dunmuel iMH6 delm Y forces, ct pomqude ww supple dimser auprs de nos mphnots
an nMs fsmt annHatone td edennemm emhed de IUMon MsS Societies Condolences FrmaHsC ao-
Homes @E hh SUMS qmaf M ss pruwsn fmn thomura toMs SEES obligations
Time ftp Gne de emaqur que pour lie gmn de quhum Collars quequesms de nos membrs
obmahons quiso ont pns njG gnantn e a@ocaGon let taailmt de ths hmsf forces
nmd ms societies mngers J poumsd dire que lmget @us de ch nanAre dparht bnw e ct
la reputation de m ms emohet aMea SEES obligations ne pMi nspnr aucue confane aux ns
b p6mncede tm sees fats il est dud edr d@ membrsk yux de ombatre@ s cif6nnk SEDIMENTS
I+doo o q 1ma wx vmI 1Jnind s Societies CamdmesF mn@M@sC ahoiqus DIES E@tsUns
S Vm tres rspmtmmx
AI ENr1AN7E M s. JACQUES HENRY ROUTHIER
northumberland President General
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-12-14
SENEGAL, ct voyez ce quill e

SENEGAL, ct voyez &c quill en-
pense.
Nous lui laissons la parole.
A la suite du cholera, il await
contracts une diarrhee intraita-
bic; il await consulte deux mede-
Gins pour l'arreter, mais lis ma
vaient pas pu lie soulager.
II s'est adresse a nous il a pris
les Pi!ules Moro, nous .avons ar
rete sd diarrhee ct nous l'avons
gueri.
Nous ne vous en- disons pas
plus long.
Maintenant vous saurez &c que
vous aurez a faire quand vous
aurez TN NAL d'intestins qui Sc
prolonge.
Vous saurez a qui vous adres-
ser. vous saurez que1 est lie re-
mede oui peut vous euerir
CONNIE il a gueri M. Louis Sc
mccall.
Ecoutez-le, c'est a vous quill
s'adresse, a tous ceux qui souf-
trent de la diarrhee ct du cho-
1era.
Cranky, q fevrier, 1906.
Messieurs les Medecins,
Je viens vous remercier du
fond du ceur pour votre traite-
ment ct pour vos Pi1ufes Moro
oui ont opere Sur moi ur1e que
rison 81 complete que je men re-
viens pas moi4meme. La diar-