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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-02
PATENTS
PERSONAL
(Continued)

CITY STEAM LAUNDRY-shirts pressed.
not ironed. 81 8. 18th St Tel Doug. ~.
QsN6H
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LODGE NOTICES.

Notice Omaha Post A. It. r. A.
You are requested to attend funeral of
Brother Charles c. Hungate Saturday,
?. M, Knox Presbyterian church, 18th and
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-02
DO you want a horse and buggy cheap?
A number are offered on the want ad page.
HELP WANTED-MALE

Clerical and Omce-COntInued.
EXPERIENCED male stenographer; salary
Cs)-Ms2O 3x
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-02

Advertisements for the want al
eoiunans will be taken until ~ m. for
the evening edition and until o p. -.
Tor the morning and sunday editions.
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two or more consecutive Insertions,
4 cent per word each insertions more
than one insertion, ~ not run con-
secutfve1y, will be charged for at the
rate of In cents per word.
eI.BO per 1ins for one month.
No ad taken for less than 20 cents
CASH RATES FOR NOTICES.
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Thanks and Lodge Notices, cents
per line for one edition, morning or
EVENING" cents q line for each addi-
tfona1 edition. Sunday, 10 cents
line. No al taken for less than 90
cents.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-08
SOUTH SALISBURY.

Johnnie Lane Ia on the sick list.
Mrs David Cone has been on the
sick list
Beach Randall spent last Saturday
with Frank Dean.
Mrs r. A. Moon has afew beginners
10 plano instruction.
John X. billiard left for his hone
10 Rutland last Friday.
r. A. Sickle has been In Sands gate
the past three or four days.
Mlss Mary l. Hastings 10 home for
the spring vacation from Casino. Me.
Mrs @. 4. Moon does not Improve
~ rapidly - her friends desire 20 see
her.
]. s. Ball was able 10 20 10 his busi
ness this week after several days III.
uess.
Report today concerning Miss Trers
Hitchcock vas that her condition vas
more favorable.
Mrs y r. Dean 10 expecting her sis
'er Mrs Rodoey Barber OF Pownal 10
visit her this week.
We are sorry TO hear that Mrs John
Huntlpgtpn is not coavalescing ~ rap.
idly as her many friends could desire.
The Eagle Square company closed
the works on Tuesday so that ever,
voter might DO 10 bis place 81 the town
meeting.
The woman's Foreign Mission ,ry
socle'y will m~c, ~ith Mrs T. II. Dun.
lap on Wednesday afternoon, March
II. ~ J O'Clock.
Mrs Sarah MIr6eId has mot been
qulie as yell the past week owing Il
having taken Q Iittle cold. On Tues
Jay she was feeling letter.
A very cordial Invitation vas extend
ID 70 this charge W 20 To the entertain
msnt at ShsftsbunS Depot on Wedpes.
day evening OF the present week.
Mrs n. I. spsaord,. her daue liter,
Mrs T. B. Csnhsld and son spaford,
accompanied BY Mrs T r. Gregg. Wis.
,,ed ~ Mrs Tirrsh Hsrripgton's Tues
day.
Harold Cole entertained the gradu.
Gipg class OF tho high school OF B.o
o sslon lsst Friday evening nj his
homo Some OF tbe teachers acc IN.
panied the class.
The funeral OF Rev Merrill Hitch.
cock ~ill be held fr m the Methodist
church Saturday afternoon nj O'CLOCK
Rev @ y. Agsn will officiate. The 70.
maIos will be taken 70 Piiisford.
Edwin Hawkins received the third
appointment - school director and
Johs Gordon Jr., has been elected
town clerk. viii Harrington OF East
Salisbury was elected road commits.
sioper there. These we're the three mosl
contested elections.
We had q hne day for town meeting
The dinner served vas very acceptab
20 many coming Into the village. TIT
music committee will be enabled Il
make another payment on our piano
reducing the Indebtedness 20 e25
The commitie appreciate The help iron
our tovnspeople.
The members OF the Junior Leagu
society have . gstheriog Friday ever
log, . reception accorded the new met
bers. There will DO . little entertHit
msps q d refreshments will BE- served
ell under tbs dIrectien Of Supt Mrs 4
A. Moon and The assistant, Mise Alie
Peters.
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The development Of the parlor car
service for horses has reached such a
state that the New York Central lines
have just ordered 10 cars, equipped
with steam heat and electric lights, for
the exclusive transportation OF valu-
able horse desh. Experience has
taught the management that such cars
are q good investment for, II . horse
valued at SIS 900 catches cold while be
Ing shipped over the road, the carrier
Is called upon to pay for the horse II IL
dies and IL can be shown that thecar
was not properly heated and ventila-
ted. Thousands OF race horses are
transported from one pa,t OF the coun-
try 10 the other each year.
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BOMB HITS NEPLUeFF.
Commandment ut sevastopoi Has Mar.
row Escape From Death.

Comms ndant ut sevastopol Has Mar.
row Escape From Death.
sEvAsTOPOL. March las Gen.
eral Neplueff. commandant OF the
fortress here. who has Just been trans.
ferred for duty az less hazardous
post. was driving through the city last
night 20 attend n farewell banquet at
the palace given In his honor by Ad.
miral Skrydloff a bomb was thrown
under his carriage. where II exploded.
The carriage was shattered. and the
general sustained injuries about the
feet His coachman was wounded. a
woman who happened to be passing nj
the time sustained serious injuries,
and the horses that were drawing the
vehicle were crippled. The man who
threw the bomb got away. This Is
the second serious attempt made upon
the life OF General Neplueff within q
year.
The general has had several strenu.
Gus experiences while acting as com.
mandant OF the Sevastopol fortress.
He was captured by the mutineers In
November. 1905. but was released aft
or one days detention. Troops under
his command then moved against the
mutlneers and subdued them after a
desperate battle. aud on this occasion
he directed the sinking OF the muffin.
Gus cruiser Otchakon.
In April OF 1900 the general had Q
serious conflict Of opinion with former
Premier White on q matter Of policy,
aud one month. later he was wounded
by the explosion OF a bomb during q
review OF troops nj Seyastopol. A
sixteen-year-old boy was implicated In
tho throwing Of this bomb. which was
the work OF social rcvoluticnlsts.
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carried out

There Is only one John ID. Rockefel-
Ter but any man can make success In
life by the exercise industry, temper.
ance, honesty, patience aud by acquir-
ing as much practical education as
possible. There are millions Of sue.
cessful men who are never heard Of;
men who live In small towns and coun
try communities, and who have as
much money IS they need. There 10
no excuse for man piling up . grea,
fortune for. his children 10 quarrel
over.
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E.s,.s.r ri.A.r s.rr..s.r.

NEW HAVEN. Conn. March 6.-wil
liam y. Fisher. engineer OF the sp-
cial. who disappeared after the head
on collision at Platt's Mills early Sat
urday morning between a regular pas
sengcr train and the special with Com
pany v. Second regiment. G. y. g.
Governor Woodruff and members ot
his stafY on board on the New Haven
railroad. In which three persons were
killed and more than n score injured
last night went 10 the eoroners once
and surrendered himself.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-08
TIGERS IN THE WATER.
rssssy1vssis Defeated In Istsreei
legfate SWIMMING Tsurnases

resssylvssis Defeated IL Istsreei-
iegfste SWIMMING Tsssaasest.
PRINCETON. N. j., March T.
Princeton strengthened her hold on
FIRST place In the intercollegiate SWIM
ming league by defeating the UnIvcr
silly OF Pennsylvania In a dual meet
here last night by the score OF 81 to -
Pennsylvania won the water polo
game by the score Of three goals Ia
two and won the plunge for distance
and the go yard swim. Princeton won
all the other events. summary:
Eight hundred feet relay race, Prince
ton won; time. 8 minutes 20 is SEC
onds.
Fancy diving. FIRST. Deems, Prince.
ton. NJ points; second. Down. Prince
ton. "a points.
Two hundred and twenty yards. first
ScIber. Pennsylvania: second, Hopkin
con. Pennsylvania; third. Gordon,
Princeton; time. minutes o IS Sec
onds.
Fifty yards. FIRST. Chambers. Prince.
ton: second. Dawbsrn. Princeton; third
Sylvester. Pennsyivania; time. 20 IL
seconds.
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Martyr.

The multi.millionairc was In great
agony when he found he would prob
ably be compelled 10 die rich.
Money. be exclaimed piteously;
nothing but money! IL II not q pun.
ishmcntf"
Yes" replied the bcsgar at the
gate. "and call II capital punishment
Suppose you give mo your wealth and
die happy mani"
but the multi.millionairs shook bis
head.
mo-" he answered dolsfully. when
q man 10 condemned TO capital punish.
msnt he generally deserves H. % ]
shall take my medicine IKE Q man"
And thcn be called out his $4,000
bulldog and drove the begsar on The
pFuu1us1 T.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-08
ONE POINT he MISSED.
Lawyer Willing to Admit Error Point.
ed Out BY Judge.

The following amusing incident oc-
CURED at the Suffolk probate court at
Boston, over which the venerable
Judge McKim still presides.
The Judge enjoys the reputation OF
being most careful. precise and exact
ing. and 1t is doubtful II ever an err
ror. clerical, or otherwise, escapes
his watchful eye.
In a recent matter brought to his
attention. the judge perceived that In
signing an informal and unimportant
paper. the attorney had failed to dot
an Il" In signing his name, and nd.
dressed him as follows:
Il see. Mr.. Wright. that you have
not dotted the + In your name. and
consequently you have not signed
your name right" and the Judge gen
tally smiled.
your honor" replied the attorney
he, too. smiling. this is evidently q
point which escaped me-"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-08
For Sale or EXCHANGE

Pam Of y ~ asr.,, neatly ali meadow and
Iil.ge land. Cut n tons OF hay last sumfner
large house built about ~ years. would Coz
sith sewer ard wafer connections that have re
.ently been put In II q cost OF fstD. fyocated
- miles from y. q. aud Que third nile from
ssnnington city line. Price escoo. VIII take
ssmAli Village hSusc ~ nrss payment. Terms
sAsy.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-08
FRANK 3. HOWE. Editor and Publisher

New Workers will be travelling in
steel cars beneath the surfaces OF both
the hudson and East rivers Inside OF
SIX months, II the promises OF tne'con.
tractors who are now building the tubes
from Manhattan Island to New Jersey
and from Manhattan to Brooklyn are
ca, ried out.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-08
p.moer.,. WI. .s waterloo.

WATERLOO. n. Y. March 1.-THE
Democrats made n clean sweep In the
charter elections h. >. John Kropf. 0
Democrat. was elected president of
the board. and Democratic candidates
for the three tru-tecshIps and the once
OF assessor were elected by maJorities
ranging from II 10 i55. The new board
OF trustees viii consist 81 Ave Demo
Gratis and one Republican. This II the
first time In many years that the Dem.
ocrats have secured control ~ the
board
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-08

ALBANY. n. " March 1.-THE lone
expected bill which viii BE- known a.
''the governors public service commis.
sion bill'' 10 carry Into effect what IA
regarded as the most important recon.
mendation Of Governor Hughes mes
sage 60 the legislature was introduced
In both houses today by Senator Page
and Assemblyman Merritt The bill
has been the subject OF many confer.
ences Of the introducers with Governor
Hughes.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-08
Nervous
Worn-Out

IL YOU are in this condition,
your nerve force Is weak-the
power is giving out. the or
gans OF your body have
slowed up" and do their work
imperfeetly. This failure TO
do the work required, clogs
the system and brings distress
and disease. When the nerves
arc weak the heart Is unable
10 force the life-giving blood
through your veins: the stom-
ach fails to digest food; the
kidneys lack power to filter
impurities from the blood. and
the poisonous waste remains IN
the system 10 breed disease.
Nerve energy must be restored.
DR.. Miles Nervine will do Il,
because il strengthens the
nerves; IL Is q nerve medicine
and tonic, that rebuilds the
entire nervous system.
'-eevsrai.ycars sxo I vas all brohen
down. I vas nervous. vorn-out, could
not sleep, and vas In constant psfn-
I doctored for months. and finally the
doctor said he could % nothing for
me. began takinr Dr. Niles
Neryins. and used altogether sishs
bottles. and I beams strong ana
healthy. and nos, ssigs iIe pgund.."
100 Ellsworth Ave. Allegheny. Pa
Or. Miles Nervine 10 soid by your
ss S.',l: s si,, s.n ss;''1 n sss ne ss
wiii refund your money.
Miles Medical Co. Elkhart Ind
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tnterruptIous.

II suppose you heard" said Lowe
Comedy. that Danter made his debut
In vaudeville last night?"
YES" replied HI Tragedy 1T was
q monologue. wasn't ity'
mot quite; he intended II to be. but
the audience chimed In with a few
choice remarks before he got fairly
started" = Catholic Standard and
Times,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-08
Spoke . Different Ienaus

We have q nclghbor who talks very
rapidly. says an exchange.
The other day my little niece
isked:
"Auntie. IL Mrs. s. an American'
why. certainly" replied.
well" she said. 4 thought she war
some different species"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-03-08
Weak
Kidneys

weak Kidneys. surely point 10 weak tidnsy
Nerves Tho Kidney. Ike tho Heart. and the
Stomach. ind their weakness. not In the organ
lnsslf. bot In the nerves that control and guide
and strengthen them. DR.. Shops Restorative 10
. medicine specifically prepared 10 reach these
controlling nerves To doctor the kidneys alone.
b futils. 10 10 . waste Of time. and Of money -
veil.
II your back aches or Il veAt. n the urine
s~ids. orsdArk and strong. n you have symptoms
81 Drishts or other distressing or dangerous kid-
80 dissase. try Or. shoop's Rcs,onuves month
rAhiss OF Liauid-and 80 what 10 can and VIII
60 for you. Druggist recommend and sell
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-03-20

1t begins to look as though Bis
marck would have a real live city
election after all and the days to
come are likely to prove full Of in-
terest to all concerned.
yesterday morning the various
boards of registra ton met at the city
hall for the purpose of preparing the
preliminary list of legal voters and
the proceeding attracted quite a
number of others than those i'm;
mediately concerned in the registra-
ton, at any rate the city hall was well
filled with people when a very In
teresting time occurred
1t appears that in the absence Of
Alderman Tatley and because of the
disqualification of Alderman b. G.
Patterson to act as inspector, Mayor
Webb had on Monday designated
Thomas Sanders as inspector of cleo
ton in the Second ward and John
Yegen in the Fourth ward, two
gentlemen to whom there could be
no possible objection if fair election
is desired. Alderman Patterson held
THAT he had power to appoint the
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-03-20
DEFENSE IN PATTERSON CASE
CANT GET CHANGE OF venue.
Efforts Of PattersOs Attorneys to Secure Transcript Of
Evidence Secured by Prosecution Fails -Magis-
trate Spdlding Denies Motions for Transfer
Of Case on Affidavit Of Actual Bias

physical impossibility to complete
the transcript, so that the demand Of
the defense could not be complied
with at the present time, as the
minutes were not in court The en-
tire morning was consumed with the
discussion of this matter. Attorney
Townsend intimated that the jurisdic-
ton Of the court and its authority in
the premises would be attacked and
the matter appealed to the higher
courts, after formal motion had been
made which the defense did not desire
to waive by proceeding to examina-
stion.
Afternoon Session.
The afternoon session of the court
was devoted almost entirely to an
animated and at times heated dis
cussion Of the propriety Of jurisdiction
IN q case Of this nature being assumed
by q judge Of the supreme court. Not
withstanding the fact that Judge
spalding frequently and earnestly
dmronished counsel for the defense
that the wisdom or unwisdom Of the
action was not a matter in issue, the
arguments Of counsel for the defense
reverted again and again to that fact,
and when the case ended for the day,
the argument Of the matter had hardly
been completed u: 335 5ss.3
At the opening OF the afternoon SEES
sion, Judge spalding stated that at
this stage Of the case he would deny
the demand OF the defendant for the
production Of the proceedings had be
fore the magistrate preliminary to the
issuance of the warrant. An excep
ton was noted for the defense and
Attorney Townsend then
Moved for a change Of Venue.
In arguing this point he admitted
that the law on the subject required
justices Of the peace to cause q
change Of venue upon an afidavit Of
prejudice but made no mention Of
magistrates. He cited the evolution
OF the law. however, as tending t.
show that It was the intention of the
lawmakers to insure the defendant il
any case change Of venue from 1
magistrate IL whom there was an.
possibility of bias.
Attorney Miller replied for the stat
4 skEonti nued On page S. -s.ssTI
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-03-20
CITY AUDITOR IS DISMISSED
FROM OFFICE BY MAYOR WEBB.
Refused 10 Turn Over Registration Books as Directed by
81. Mayor Webb, is Relieved From Duty and ]. !.
Jackson is Appointed in His Stead

inspectors and named Charles Grif-
fin as inspector for the Fourth ward
and John Williams for the Second
ward. NJ. 81
The two sets of inspectors showed
up at the council chamber yesterday
morning ready for work. The mayor
ordered city Auditor ThistlethWalre
to turn over the registration books
to Messrs. Yegen and Sanders, which
the auditor refused to do on the
ground that the mayor had no auth.
ority to make such appo and
I decided he would give the books to
& the appointees of Alderman Pat.
terson, in which stand he was en-
dorsed by Attorney Townsend, Mr..
Patterson's attorney in the pig cases
pending before Judge Spalding.
Mayor Webb then served upon tine
auditor an order dismissing him from.
his position in the city administra-
ton and notifying him of the app
pointment of J.. P. jackson as city
auditor.
A heated debate followed this an
(Continued On page 81
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who have since left town, but the au-.5
thorities claim that they have plenty
of evidence anyway Mr. Patterson
once made statement to q gentleman
from this county, that a jury Of.
twelve men could not be found in
Burleigh county who would agree to
convict him Of selling liquor. Things
have changed somewhat since, even IN
Bismarck. but Mr.. Patterson's state
'ment IS perhaps still true.
Registration Day The last oppor-
stunity for registering voters will
be next Tuesday when all voters
will be required to see that their resi-
dence number is properly placed on
the books.
y Killed His Sweetheart Otto We
berg, the young. man recently con-
5victed OF the murder Of his sweet
heart at Grafton, was brought to the.
city Monday and taken to the peni
Tertiary, there to spend the remainder
of his days.
2 Will Build Home is understood
III. s. Smith Of the fruit house. has
purchased the lots on the corner Of
Fourth street and Avenue D from
s. w. Derrick and will in the near
future build d handsome residence on
them. This is very desirable property
and is an excellent location.
Pretty Windows Many compli-
ments have been paid the attractive
window display made BY Webb
Brothers With the change In the
store front goods can be shown to
greater advantage and 1t is apparent
the window draper has taken adj
vantage Of this fact.
Commercial Club The Commercial
club held an interesting meeting last
night and matters of vital Importance
to the club were discussed, but future
action will be taken on them. There
was q large attendance and the mem
sbers were greatly interested in the
matters before them.
Delightful One Of the pleasantest
parties Of the season was that given
at Prof Mathern's dancing school last
evening It was In the nature Of q
st. Patrick's dance, the dancers being
adorned with green Shamrock caps
and other appropriate emblems OF the
Emerald Isle. About go couples were
present and all declared they had d
charming time.
A Grand Success Not since last,
April when the K. r. minstrels gave
their first performance, have the peo-
pie Of Bismarck, Witnessed home
talent production that could be com
pared with that Of last Monday eyen-
ing. When one considers the fact
that the performers are people who
are engaged In business clerical and
professional pursuits, and that IN an
attempt of this kind they have suc-'
sceeded in entertaining large audi
lence as we'll as the average profess
sional troupes have done, It Is then
that we realize that we have talent In
Bismarck that can entertain In a.
icreditable manner The singing was
good and the Jokes were mp to date
and original, and everything went with
q go.' The praise given one NUM-
her, should be given an; as each was
good and well selected w =. Sci
lens. the promoter cf the minssrsis,
should be given especial credit, AS
under his careful direction and man
agement. and with the cooperation of
all the boys who took part It was
possible to make n the magnificent
success 1t was. MI. Roth, the leader,
and other members of the orchestra,
were 4f,nr mi A. fy,xz s,<s,y3 = -, ssx.<.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-03-20


Music There will be music at the.
Roller Rink tonight.
Reserved Seats For Buster Brown
Will be on sale at y. p: Cook 3 Cos.
jewerly store this evening.
knights ;of Pythias ocular CON
vention tonight at s o'clock initiation
at 9, social session and lunch follow
ing
Vacation he teachers Of the city
I schools will enjoy q weeks vacation
granted them, commencing next Fri
1 day.
Continued The case Of the State;
vs.. II G Patterson before Justice
Pierce was continued yesterday until
Thursday afternoon at 2 b. M.
Renovating henry Richholt is re-
papering his store on Main street and
intends to make things look as at
tractive as possible to his customers
this coming summer.
Wants to knoMA Fargo man.
sends fifty cents for which he wants
the Tribune sent him, he being
<'interested TO know II ii IL possible to-
close out the blind pigs IN Bismarck
and Mandan.
New Resident r. q. Roth Of Audu-
bon, Iowa. has purchaser 4 lot north
OF the Catholic church and will build
as soon as he can set carpenters to-
work MI. Roth's family will arrive
Z In q few days.
Attended in i Bunch The Sigma
Beta Gamma club attended the X. r.
minstrels last evening IN body.
Some Of the membe aybe one Of
them presented Dr. Chambers with
beautiful cut flower bouquet wonder.
Who was 1t
Straw Ballot The jurors In attend
ance at the d. s, District court took q
I ballot on the Thaw case as 9 test Of
public opinion In one Of the greatest
criminal trials Of the day. The re-
-
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-03-20
THE WEATHER.

Partly cloudy and warmer s
Wednesday rain or snow at night :.
e. or Thursday 4
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-03-20
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COMING EVENTS
March e.
Buster Brown Company.
March so.

March so.
Easter sale by Presbyterian church.
BLACK PATHS Troub odouns.'
April e.
ssThe Missouri Girl.
April Is.
THE Tenderfoot. z
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-03-20

Music There will be music at the.
Roller Rink tonight, nj