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New-York tribune., 1907-12-28
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Friday, Dec. q, 1907

New York, 27-Steamer Dalblair (Br), Jones
October % ~Coronel IS, Mon.evideo
ber II. &c Baltimore December u Perth
Amboy. w r Grace Co. with mdse. Left Quar-
antine IL :23 IN
steamer Siegmuud (Ger). Schuldt Santos December
.. Rio Janero and st Thomas 81. Funch
Edge & co, with AZ steerage passengers. mails and
Steamer Britannia (Nor). Olsen, Belize December
IS. to Daniel Bacon, with cedar and mahogany AT.
a the Bar at IL
Steamer Comancha, Watson. jacksonville Deceu-
Der Charleston %. to the Clyde Steamship Com
pany with passengers and mdse. Passed in Quaran-
a SIS IN. T
Steamer Ell Rio Parker. December 81 to
Southern Pacific Company with ndse Passed in
Quarantine at 6:55 n m
IS 10 the j. NJ Guney Petroleum Company with oil
Steamer Northman. Pattison Port Arthur December
Della Rreakwater 26. the Texas Com
pany. oil. Passed in Quarantine II :O5 a N,
Hamilton. Boaz. Newport News and Nor
10 o Old Dominion Steamship COMPANY u,i,t
and mdse OFF Highlands / n n, -
steamer Panama. Corning, Cristobal December oI IN
Panama Railroad Steamship Line. with 60 mas
steamer Prins Frederk Hendrix Dutch, Niernan
I'a-amaribo December a Dcmerara Z. Trinidad Car,,
lapo Pampatar 10. Cumana and l;uanta IA
L. Porto Cabeo IS. Curacao L. IS Aur
cages 49, Port au Prince 20 and 81 Mare 81 to the
Holland America Line with passengers. mails ami
Steamer Paran tNor)- NorberS, Guanaco December 16
asphaitum \ l. Daniel
Bacon Arfis ed at the Bar at IL 26th.
steamer Virginia tGerl, Zack, t;onaves December 10
Port Prince IL. Petit Gosve IL. f3 MonteTo
Bay II. Santa Marta 10 and Inagua % TO the HambuzS-
New-York tribune., 1907-12-28
WILLIAMSBURG DEPos1ToRs TO ACT
Scheme to Reorganize Trust Company Said
To Be Backed by Manhattan Financiers.

A protective committee of depositors of the Will
iamsburg Trust Company began work yesterday
on a plan which is said to include the purchase or
the company by syndicate to insure It's continuance
Several Manhattan ffnanciers. It is said, have an
nounced that they willing to supply the neces-
sary capital The Kings County Trust Company
and the Peoples Trust Company will act as de-
positories for the funds OF the receivers
Brooklyn financial say that the situation
offers opportunity for the financial interests
behind the alleged syndicate scheme to get foot
hold in the banking business in Brooklyn, and it
is said that the Williamsburg Trust will, if re-
opened again. DO business under another name and
as adjunct TO Manhattan banking concern
The plan outlined meeting of deposi-
tors held III the Office of Frank Mann, at No So
Broadway, Thursday night
All of the stockholders will be informed of the
proposed plan within few days.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-28
A MADISON AVE. BUSINESS PROJECT

Plans have been filed with Buildings Superin
tendent Murphy for remodelIng for commercial
the old fashioned four story and basement
high stoop house No. 70 Madison avenue Tha
basement and first floor will be made over into
stores, with show windows and the upper stories
fitted salesrooms. The improvements are 10
be made for Bernhard Frankenfelder, the new
owner. Henri FOucjaux is the architect
Plans have also been filed for remodeIling and
strengthening the old thu story manufactorv
owned by Webb's Home for Shipbuilders at the
southeast corner OF Lewis and 9Th streets The
improvements planned by former Park Com
missioner George NJ. Walgrove who acts as archi-
tect for the Webb Home
The Manhattan plans for buildings filed
yesterday comprise a coke handling platform and
trestle to be added to the plant of the Consol.-
dated Gas Company In Pleasant avenue between
10th and 111th streets. at cost of $1,000
New-York tribune., 1907-12-28
DIED AFTER A LONG SLEEP.

After being in a state of for ISL hours.
Miss Edith Wardrop, sixteen years old died at
Lincoln Hospital yesterday. She had been suf-
fering from cerebral embolism. Miss Wardrop at
about midnight last night opened her eyes for a
moment and looked about her. She did not recog-
nize any one and her eyes closed. She lived with
her aunt at Mount Kisco. She an orphan.
She came to New York more than week ago to
spend Christmas with her uncle, w. NJ. Keliam at
No. 233 Willis avenue. On Thursday last she went
shopping with friend, Mrs. A Laroche, of No
34 East 18th street. On her return the girl be-
i'll and a physician was called in. On the
doctors advice she hurried Lincoln Hos
pital. She became unconscious shortly after being
admitted to the institution. Miss Wardrop was
a heiress.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-28
TAMMANY RE0RGANIZES
Lansrg Charges Only Clog in WeH
Oiled Machinery.

--,. ,e,-s, ,rtza,fon of the Tamulany Hall Exec
u,jve and County committees last night ior l'oo
was accomplished with practically no 1rlctloh
TIE only -ift in the harmony WAS a protest filed
with the executive committee against the seauhg
az Fire Commissioner Francis j. Lantry as exec
-r;;-e 1seTrher from the 18th Assembly DiStrlci
The protest Sicd oy JOHN Hassett and Michaei
v Conry who mis- opponents at the PIT
rna,tes in Septernber They alleged that his eicc-
ton was o!taised by the Erossest fraud and cor
-r.-tcr. tl.at repeaters active and that dead
mems names were voted
TIC protest alleged further that tho police and
fr.r,-9, under duress. aided and abetted lhe
frauds 4 committee OF five appointed by
Chairman Thomas L. McAvoy TO inquire into the
charges II includes John 7. Oakley. William Dai-
:oa Chrisiopfer L. sullivan William J. Wright
ana Peter J. DoolinE
Commissioner I.antry Ias present az the meet
ing Of the executive committee when the charges
we're presented. Previously at the organization OF
tine county committee in ;he large hail MS name
vas presented and approved
+ Sergeant Cram chosen permanent chair
mn 20 succeed himself. Then Secretary Smith
was neglected, ali being done unanimously. Sena-
tor Thomas F Grady handed up resolution pro-
riding that old raies remain in force till new
ones shall have been made. Chairman McAToy
linen offered the suggestion OF the executive COM
rn..tee for members Of that committee for 1905
The members OF the e~' -utive committee as Sc
lected are:
First Assembly District u. E Finn: I'd. T. =
Foley: Sd IT. p. Sullivan and J. T Oakley; 18th.
John " Ahearr and 2. J. Sculy; 9Th, Charles w
Cuikin: 9Th. Benjamin Hoffman: 9TH. FRANK j.
Goodwin: sth. c. %. Sullivan; 9Th. p. j. Doolins
and William Dalton: 1eth Julius hamburger; lth.
Thomas J. McManus: I2tn. John J. Murphy; 18th.
John F. fCurry; 18th. w J. Boylan; 18TH James J.
Iagan: 18th. Francis J. Iantry; 18th, Roswell ID
Williams; 18th. Bart Dunn and John v CosSey;
eth AheaTn; 10Th. Maurice Featherson; 2lst,
James J. Walsh: 22d. William H Sinnott; 2Sd
Thomas F. McAvoy; 24th John J. DietS: 2aJh
George r Scannen and Joseph T. Prendergast:
2o:a James J. fTawley: 9th. George l.. Donnelian:
18th. n J. Hayes: 18th. T. f. Rush; Soth, Wallace
$ Fraser and Percival E Maggie: Slst, William j.
Wright: 39d. Thomas H. O'Neil and E J. Mcclure:
sSd. Michael !. Garvfn; 34th. Arthur H. Murphy;
S5th. W. E. Morris
Thomas F. McAvoy was reelected chairman OF
re executive committee.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-28
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The Louis which reported TO Cape as l. 100
miles east OF Sandy Lightship D m Thursdav
Is dock about Sunday.
The which reported Sable Island 40
miles of that station at go m Thursday
expected dock about a Sunday.
The Campania, which reported Sable Island as $50
mill that station at $3.50 yesterday is
recte about 8 a Sunday.
which reported to Island as 90
of that station at ! o5 yesterday
meet to about q a m Monday
Minneapolis. which reported via
the cunard liner Campana $40 miles OF Sandy
Hook at noon yesterday. is expected dock about 10
p Sunday.
ing Nantucket Lightship at 2so yesterday. is
pect about o m to-day.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-28
BIG LEXINGTON AVE. HOTEL LEASED.

Daniel p. Ritchey has leased for NJ Benincasa
to Robert NJ and John Boggs. of Avon blythe
Sea N J.. the hotel at the northeast corner
of Lexington and 30th st. for a term of twen-
ty-one years, at aggregate rental of ssi0OD
The hotel is twelve stories and has l75 rooms and
Eve stores II will open on April /
The same broker recently sold for Henry NJ
Whitney and associates. of Boston the Hote,
Lcnox, in Boston. to Sylvanus Stokes. of New
York and Baltimore The amount involved in that
transaction was 81. .15otD-
New-York tribune., 1907-12-28
SUICIDE ON SOUND STEAMER.
Dead Man Said to Have Been New Yorker,
But Police Search in Vain.

Providence, Dec 21.-William Briron. of No
2is East s7th street, New York, aspassenger on
the steamer Kentucky. committed suicide in his
stateroom by shooting to-day. The steward of
the boat. whose Office was directly beneath the
stateroom occupied by Briron. noticed a stream
Of blood running down the hail by his side The
bullet had been fired through the roof of the
mouth into the brain One cent was found in
Brirons pockets.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-28
IN THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.

Frank Gass has sold for client to William Beck
a two family house in McGraw ave. 100 feet east
of White Plains ave: also sold for John Bentz No
2s5S Briggs ave, Bedford Park.
George Schwagler has sold for s. Friedelson a
six story tenement house. Nos 159 and l6i West
9oth st. 45x10o feet.
March &, White have sold for Gross & Herman
tyo family house. No SO Elsmere Place. to q. c.
Weston.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-28
TRANSPAClFIC MAILS.
TODAY.

Destination and steamer. Close in New York.
Australia except West). New zealand
Samoan Islands. fij Islands and New
Caledonia Vancouver and Victoria
r CD-Moans -............:.--....D Dec =. 800 p m
Hawaii Guam and Philippine Islands (via
Francisco)-U 5 transport Jan J, 500
Hawaii Japan Corea, China and Philip
pine Islands (via san Francisco)-Man-
New Zealand. Australia Except WesD
Samoan Islands and New Caledonia (via
San Trancisco1-Forerc. ...::..:.... Is 500 m
Japan China and Philippine ISL
Vancouver and Victoria, B c.
China. Jan 15 6 90
New-York tribune., 1907-12-28

when the news received in this city YES
terday OF the suicide the steamer Kentucky
N Providence of William Briron the police of
the East SSth street station made inquiries at
No. 21S East s1st, saith and S7th streets but
were unable 10 find any one Of the same or sim
liar name
New-York tribune., 1907-12-28
WHOLE FAMILY BURNED TO DEATH.
Five Persons Perish in Flames at Water
town, Mass.

Boston. Dec. 27.-Five persons were burned 10
death in a fire which destroyed the house of John
Clark at Watertown. a suburb early to-day.
Every member of the Clark family met deakh in
the flames The dead are: Mr. and Mrs. Clark
and their three children-John. aged eleven; Philip
aged nine and Doris. aged two years.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-28
DIED RETURNING TO NEW yosr

Lincoln. Neb-, Dec Zl.-MExwell Spencer t1eut.
six years Old Of No "a East s6th street New York
CITY, died on eastbound Chicago BurIneto, &
Quincy train il entered Lincoln tonight Spen-
Ger. accompanied by Dr. Greensboro Of BROOKLYN
had been to California in search of health and
was trying TO reach home before he died
New-York tribune., 1907-12-28
BRONX TENEMENT HOUSE TO COST $4,000

Cappiello & DUrsi are going 10 erect a five story
brick tenement house. with stores 50y90 fee. at
the northeast of 2i3th street and Whit.
Plains Road. The plans for the structure were
flied yesterday by Brgani 5teineckea The
house will cost $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-28

pRorosALS FOR TIMBER BULKHEAD. WAR
department once OF the Constructing Quarter
master. New London Conn. December "a 1907
Sealed proposals for furnishing all and labor
and constructing 800 timber bulkhead ar For,
Terry N Y, will be received until so a m
nished on Application Envelopes containing proposals
should be Endorsed Proposals ca
dressed WILLIAM f. HORTON. Capt @ NJ
New-York tribune., 1907-12-28
TO SELL THE HOTEL MARSEIULE.

The Hotel Marseile, nine story structure, a
plot 100x12o feet at the southwest corner of I03d
St and Broadway, will be sold in foreclosure pro-
ceedings next month by Joseph p. Day II will
be sold to satisfy judgment of about 5000.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-28
EAST SIDE HOUSE TO BE SANAToRIUM

Henry d. Winans & May have sold for the
League Realty Company. of which David II. Hy-
is president. the six story apartment house
in of construction at Nos. 149 and 151 East
67th st on a plot 56x1005 feet The buyer will alter
the building into sanatorium.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-28
GETS A $4,000 LOAN.

Samuel Bovine has mortgaged for $500 900 at 5ls
PER cent for three years the Bovine Building at
the southwest corner OF Pearl and New Chambers
street. TO the Title Insurance Company.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-28

American Line. with . passengers. mails and ndse Ar
rived at the 12:47 a -
Steamer Cherokee Archbad. Azua December II santo
Domingo City 1S Macorfs 10. Sanchez and Samana 80
Plata 21 Monte Crsti Island 90 TO ~.
Clyde SIS Co. with passengerr. mails and mdse Ar
the Rar at sos m. "
Steamer Adriatio tBr). Smith. Southampton and Cher
bourg December IA. and Queenstown TO- 10 the Wh,ts
Line with 25S cabin and steeraEe passenEers
and mdse- Arrived at the a 80 m
Provence (F-,. Ponceiet IIavre Decen,her
II. TO the French Line; with passengers mails and
mdss East O Fire Island $50 % M ~
Sandy Hook. J. Dec q. $50 D m--Wind southws.,
moderate breeze: clear
Baltic tBr). Liverpool via Queenstown: Clan
Macmillan (Br,, Adelaide. Melbourne Mister fRr1
HaYre: Prometheus Flushint.
anca. Santiago. etc: Aragon. Georyetown
Princess Anne. Norfolk ard Newport News: Sab;n.
Brunswick and Mobile: London City CBr,. Newcastle
New-York tribune., 1907-12-28

OFFICE PURCHASING COMMISSARY, s ARMY
~ 80 Whitehall street. City N Y De.
cember 26 1907 Sealed proposals duplicate for fur
nshng and delivering subsistence this city dur
Ing the month OF February 1905 in with tn,
and conditions set forth in Circular
Washington. February 1907 Will be received al tbis
otiice until eleven o'clock a m. Monday. January s.
specified quantities may be calIesi for
by this office from February to February % 1905 ars
meant Envelopes containing bids should be marked
1905. and addressed to A l. SMITH. Colonel A q
c., u. s. - -
New-York tribune., 1907-12-28

SEALBD PROPOSALS IN DUPLICATE WILL RI, RE
~ ceived at Office of Commissioner OF Immigrst ton
ElIis island. N y H. until 2:30 m January T.
1905 ana opened Immediately thereafter all labor
ana materials required for repairing
chocks, etc at southwest face of dock Barge Once
u .. immigrant station Particulars limitations
and conditions governing bidders may be obtained
from ROBERT WATCHORN. Commissioner
New-York tribune., 1907-12-28
Notice Of Election.

4 y ELECTION or TWENTY MANAGERS OF. THE
~ New York Institution the Blind ami of three
Inspectors election will be held Institution,
oath Street and 9th Avenue at four O'Clock in the
afternoon OF THURSDAY. JANUARY md 1908
CHARLES II. MARSHALL. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-28
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC
23 Sun 4:3s Moons sp, 90
HIGH WATER.
A.M-Sandy Hook 1:16 Gov island Gate 3.o,
PM-Sandy Hook I:2o Gov Hell gate r 81
New-York tribune., 1907-12-28
Real Estate for Exchange.

WILL. EXCHANGE WHOLE OR PART OF AMUSE-
w ment resort near class property;
country. GEO. c. TILYOU. Postohcs Building
Coney Island. N Y.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-28
Proposals..
PROPOSALS FOR
PAPER FOR TIE PUBLIC PRINTING AND
pJ\DJNC

t4h
BINDING.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received until January
q. 1908 10 30 o,cl0ck a Tor % pIHDIWc ne
bs Year TOT ending 2Stb OF February, 1902 said
posai. be opened before and the e. awsra o. @ Pb
PRINTING to the lowest bidder the interest Of
rsh, to reject any bids its Judgment of the
Detailed schedules OF the description quantity and
quality Of paper required accompanied by samples
aich ahd 0iSRS Siaders as comply
nT ohss "A nfb | b entered into for sPpyinS such
quantities paper may be needed during the year.
anf The no Estimated quantities set
machine printing paper - IS
500 res4ms sized and calenered white or tinted
12, reas RniHnf antique machine printing paper
$4,000 Feaqs white lite UTpS paper loft dried various
800 reas coored writing paper. loft dried various
1000 pounds writing paper machine dried
.sGs 0Ts cozs sIsss san sna 1s4, size. and b
1o @ Pounds P9unds OF OF Ges s, p,asg map ppper
OOa pounds superne lsingIe and double
1900 rean! manila paper various size, and weights
1000 pounds pounds aTtsal aP' parchment various sizes
o 600 pounds pounds Pa,aa PhTsems1 se desd eat various
$4,000 sheets cardboard various eolors. sizes. and
100 sheets bristol colors sizes and
1900 rst-cass ledger paper white or blue laid
woye; various sizes and weights,
Iad ,tosns or s0ye r yaTiGas sizes and weights
20 reams hiottns paper. any required color
saS reams marble comb. lining paper various
go typewriter paper various sizes and weights
300 reams be FTsncb 95S a1d d r pos; % paper
5000 sheets parchment IS K II inches
Proposals Will be received for thousand or
By direction OF Join, COMMITTEES Of Congress on
cHAs, A. sTI5L!xes.
Washington. d. c.. December 10. 1907 "O'''
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1907-12-18
omnershlp Of Doc settled.

Last July a pretty little spaniel be
longing to a tradesman in the Rue dc
Grammont, Paris, was stolen. About
three weeks ago the bridesmaids ED
est son, young man of "a, was walk.
ing down the Due dAmsterdam when
1 the lost dog ran up to him and greet.
ed him joyfully. The spaniels new
owner was young and pretty widow
from whom the tradesman claimed the
dog. The widow was so becoming in
her distress that the bridesmaids son
lost his heart to her. and the question
of the ownership of the dog win short
" be happily settled by their mar
riage.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1907-12-18
A REAL WONDERLAND.

South Dakota, with its rich silver
mines, bonanza farms, wide ranges and
strange natural formations, is VERT
able wonderland. At Mound City, in
the home of Mrs. E. D. Clapp won
derful case of healing has lately accur-
ed. Her son seemed near death with
lung and throat trouble, "Exhausting
coughing spells occurred every hive
minutes" writes Mrs. Clapp, when
began giving DR.. Kings New Discov-
cry, the great medicine, that saved his
life and completely cured him. Guar
anteed for coughs and colds, throat
and lung troubles, by all druggists
SOC and S100. Trial bottle Cree.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1907-12-18
WAYS Of the Late John Macintosh.

pr, John Macintosh, the author Of
The History of Civilization in Scot
land" whose dea h has just occurred
in Aberdeen, was entirely self-edu.
Gated am served as farm labofer
shoe MAXI" and policeman before he
opened the news agents shop where
he wrote his monumental work in -four
volumes It was written under the
greatest di culties, owing to the calls
upon his time in connection with the
work in the shop. His favorite atti'
tude while at work was to lie across
the counter, and in this way by far the
greater part Of the four volumes was
written.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1907-12-18

Random thoughts" are the only
things that have not gone up in price
The goody-goody is sometimes a
good-for-nothing.
1t seems that the fall from grace is
about the furthest Of all the falls.
A woman doesn't have to be very
good to be better than the best man
that lives.
There are men and women who de.
mand that everything on earth shall be
inspected so that they can get jobs
and salaries as inspectors.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1907-12-18
A STORY WITH.
VARIATIONS

OlTCClly dCIObb JuO hoAO WI AlOAA ~AAO
city of Nassau, N. p, there is an
island called Hog island. On the north
side of that island toward the ocean
there is fine bathing beach which Is
much used in the tourist season in the
winter.
The fee for bathing Is Is cents and
includes eating all the fruit that the
bather may wish. The fruit is peeled
and put on long sticks, which is con-
sidered the real way to have 1t.
There Is no limit.
Now it happens that there is a
story about certain bather and that
fruit privilege which is a favorite IN
Nassau At least ten of every dozen
men will try to tell you that story,
that is if you stay long enough. In
brief time like three hours you are
likely to hear it at least three times
Mr.. Brown, who with two other
Browns forms the pilot trust down in
Nassau, told it first to a couple OF
Americans whom he was taking over
to the steamer in boat No. 2.
you see that placer" he said,
pointing with a bronzed finger,
That's Hog island You can go
over there and battle and eat all
the fruit you want for quarter.
"The old fellow who runs the place
has made mint. One day a fellow
came over and he ate bout 20 or
anges.. BY and by maybe his con-
science bothered him and he said:
Say, old man, maybe I'm in
fringin''
"'Oh, no. says the old chap, you
know the name of the island
When the two Americans struggled
up the rope ladder to the steamer deck
they met the purser, who was loating
about.
1--WE been down here a lot" he
said after awhile, but I've never
been in swimming off that island,
They say it's great And you can get
all the fruit you want, too, thrown in
with the price of the bath. All you
can eat for a quarter.
"They tell story about the place
One day fellow went over there and
ate about 80 oranges. BY and by
maybe his conscience bothered him.
and he said to the old fellow who
runs the place:
Guess I'm eating too much, EN-?
'"'Oh, no. says the old chap.
'p'raps that's how the island got it's
name when one of you fellows came
along"
On board the boat when it left Mas
sau was "conch,' which is the Mas
sau name for an inhabitant of the
island of New Providence. He was
telling about the place one night and
suddenly turned to one of the Ameri-
cans and said:
do you remember that island with
the lighthouse and the wreck just at
the harbor entrance? Well, that's
Hog island It's great bathing
place"
Co ahead, tell us the story of the
man who ate 80 oranges and then was
told maybe that's how the island got
its name"
ooh, that isn't exactly it," said the
conch with British persistence about
details.
well, what is it?" asked the Amer
lean.
why this chap went over there
and stayed all afternoon and ate more
than 40 oranges, probably AZ, at least
so l have heard and when he was go
ing to go he sighed and said to the
proprietor:
Well, l believe I've had my
moneys worth; but l don't believe
you have
cob, never mind said the old fel
low, this is Hog island
THAT isn't exactly what you heard
is it?' demanded the conch, in conclu
sion
mo, not exactly" admitted one OF
the Americans
And what's more, the story is in the
guide books to Nassau.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1907-12-18

Asphalt layers have been found in
SYRIA. near Kferie, a village about %
niles northeast Of the port Of Latakia.
along the road leading toward Aleppo.
wbich have been declared by compe-
tent engineers to be not only rich In
aanbalt but also practically inexhaus
tible.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1907-12-18

anu HHoCUou NN
to hear the amused
gasp which fol.
lowed as she re.
marked:
Girls, it's pitt.
full the way I'm
needed at home.
What | ought to
do is to give up
school and devote
myself to mamma.
"Y es, s h g
added, carefully
powderlng h 9 r
nose before she
glanced around her
circle of chocolate
nibbllng friends,
for grown-up chill
dren my father
and neither are
the limit. They
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1907-12-18
LYDIA E. PINKHAM

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medicine has record suoN
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