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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-09-25
TeIegramy zagraniczne

Berlin, 25 wrzesnia. - Podlug
nadeszlych tu z Gwatemali tele-
gramow prezydent tel rzeczYpo-
spolitej Cabrera, mial urzedowo
powiadomic obecnego prezydenta
rzeczypospolitej Honduras, Lavi-
la, ze Guatemala i Rad jej "a
mysla dopom6dz Manuelowi Bo-
Mia w jego staraniach o odzyska-
ME prezydentury W Honduras.
OSwiadczenie to rowna sic pra-
vie wypowiedzeniu wojny, o kto-
rel tez przypuszczaja, re wybu-
chnie W najblizszej przyszlosci-
jeszcze pred zwolaniem Konfe-
rencyi Pokojowej we Washingto-
ME, proponowanej W celu zblize-
MIA Srodkowp amerykahskich
republik sklonienia ich do "a
warcia miedzy soba uk}adu vie
cznego braterstwa zgody.
Meksyk, miasto. rs wrzesnia.-
Wielkie til czynia przygotowania
do przyjecia sekretarza stanu Sta
now Zjednoczonych P. Elihu
Roota, kt6ry ma tam przybyc ty-
mi dniami, Root wyjezdza dis
Washingtonu, w poniedzia}ek
najblizszy przybedzie do Meksy-
ku. gdzie go oczekuja bankiety,
festyny uroczystoSci wszelkie-
go rodzaju.
Kingston, Jamajka, 25 wrzes-
MIA. - Do miasta w ogole ma
wyspe przybywa tax wielka licz-
ba chihskich wychodzcow, re lu-
dnoSc miejscowa czuje sic nap}y-
wem tym zaniepokojona VIOLA
do wladz, ably ,,kulis0w" chihskich
kraju wydalono, albo ograni-
czono prawo emigracyi. Rada
miasta Kingston wniosla do rza-
du podanie, ably zrewidowano i
scieSniono prawo osiedlania sic
ma wyspie i przyznano miastu
prawo niedopuszczenia niepoza-
danych przybyszow.
Antwerpia, Belgia, 25 wrzesnia.
'Strajk robotnikow dokowych,
ktory tu TRIVIAL Cd lipca br., "a
konczyl sic ostatecznie komplet-
mem zwyciestwem kompanii O.
kretowych, robotnicy powrocili
do piracy ma dawnych warunkach.
Zwycieski ten re strony kompanii
strajk wywarl takie wrazenie, ze
zapewne przez dlugie lata ME
bedzie wiecej strajku robotnikow
okretowych W Antwerpii.
Konstancya, Szwajcarya, 20
wrzesnia. : Hr. Zeppelin wzniosl
sic re swym nowym balonem
sterowym przebywal pod oblo-
kami przeszio 4 godziny, dowol-
ME kierujac swym statkiem. Po-
wiadaja, re podroza ts, W ktorej
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-09-25

- 6yiy, hurnnIstrz Edward r. Dun
ne wni6si wczora1 uzupelnienie do
swej skargi wytoczonej wydawnictwu
gazety Tribune" 100000 odszko
dowania n oszczerstwo. ~ Gsggr
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-09-25

O'Connor and Hoyne k gmachu
Stock Exchange Bdg. Obaj oni
pochodzili z Amigo, Wis, POI
wodem morderstwa byio posa-
dzenie, ze DIR. Harris uwiodl zons
Campbella.
Sedziowie przysiegli cofneli sic
byli do narady jeszcze rano oko-
10 godz. 10. Popoludniu pred S
pojawili sic przed sedzla O.
swiadczyli, ze sic zgodzic ME
moga. Sedzia odesial ich jeszcze
raz do narady- Zapytali sic wte
dy, czyli moga uznae oskarzone-
go winnym, ale polecic 60 lasce
sedziego. Otrzymali odpowiedz
ze moga polecic skazanego iasce'
gdy uznaja go winnym zaboj-
stwa. Wtedy ma TAXI werdykt sic
zgodzili. Obroncy natychmiast
oswiadczyli, re starac sic beda o
wznowienie procesu.
Morderczy tramwaj.
Dziesiecioletni Wilbur Ehren-
feuchter, 2ooI N. Hermitage ave-,
przechodzac przez ulice ma prze-
cieciu Lincoln Addison ave., 20
stal przejechany przez jadacy W
kierunku poiudniowym tramwal
linii Lincoln ave. Chiopiec do
stall sic pod koia tramwaju, kle-
dy go wydobyto, juz ME zyi. A.
resztowano motorowego Jozeta
Watersa konduktora F. Schwu-
ktona. Swiadkowie naoczni ze-
znaja, re chlopiec, znalazlszy sic
ma srodku ulicy, spostrzcgl diva
tramwaje zblizajace sic W pre-
ciwnych kierunkach ME mogi
sobie poradzic- Odskoczywszy W
box, by uniknac przejechanis
przez jeden tramwaj, dostai SIG
pod kola drugiego. Niektorzy po-
drozni wyrazili mniemanie, re
motorowy dose wczesnie widziai
zaklopotanie chlopca, by zdoiai
zatrzymac tramwaj.
Dzieci murzynskie biaie.
w szkole Keitha ma rogu Dear
born 34th str. przychodzilo tax
czesto do bojek pomiedzy dziec-
mi murzyhskiemi a bialemi, ze
musiano prosic policye O wdanis
sic w te sprawe. Wiele rodzicow
prosiio superintendent prze-
niesienie ich dzieci do innej szko-
ly. Murzyhskie dzieci znajduJa
sic tam W przewazajacej liczbie
podobno ustawicznie wszczyna-
ia bojki. Jak siychac, przeniesie-
ME do innej szkoiy ME nastapi,
ale policya bedzie broniIa dzicd
biaiych.
Morderstwo.
Murzyn Robert Denrls RI
verdale, zakochany W IS letniej
murzynce Annie White, wszedl
wczoraj po poinocy do lokalu pm.
$50, 18TH str, spostrzegi, re je-
60 ukochana tahczy Randol-
phem Strengthen, a potem z WI
liamem Pope. Rozzloszczony wy
ial revolver, strzelii do Stronga
i zabii 60 ma miejscu. Potem
strzelii drugi raz do murzynki,
ale jej ME trafii, tylko Popego
ranii w reke. Morderce areszto'
wano.
Strzelii ze ziosci.
Edward Breuer, zaangazows.
ny jako stroz W budujacym SIG
d. !nu pm u; Mo-sa.: str, ME
mdgl sobie dac rady z psotnynh
chlopcani, kt6rzy Cd kilku dni
swawolac rome mu figle pia.aii
Poskarzyi sic policyi, ktora tet
chlopak6w ostrzeglau ale mic to
ME pomoglo. Wczoraj rano zno-
VII chiopcy dom 6w bombardo
wall kamieniami. Breuer rozziosz-
czony wyjal revolver strzelii
dwukrotnie do chiopc6w. Jedna
z kul trafiia w glove IS letniego
Charlesa Mosta, 735 Morgan str.
i ranila go prawdopodobnie
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J. Huss, Dr. Max Henlus / L.
F. Pettkoske.
Move nazwy ulic.
Niema watpliwosci, re w Chi
cago, przynajmniej W niekto-
rych miejscach, wielki panuJe
chaos w nazwach ulic numero-
waniu domow. Juz dawno mysla-
no o jakiems uporzadkowanlu te-
60 wszystkiego. Miejski komitet
nazw ulic przed kilku tygodnia-
mi postanowii zrobic jakis krok
stanowczy W tym kierunku. TO
lecil tedy opracowac plan odpo-
wiedni superintendentowi biura
map panu Johnowi D. Riley, kto-
ry podjai sic tez tego zadania'
plan ulozyi w przysziym tygo-
dniu przedlozy go komitetowl.
Plan pana Rileya jest bardzo
prosty jezeli go sic przyjmie, to
oryentowanie sic w miescie i nu-
merowanie dom6w bedzie mad
zwyczaj latwe. Ale sam Riley
watpi, by plan ten przyjeto DO
Jest on zanadto prosty prozaicz-
n.y.. Przypuszcza on, re poro-
bia sic W MIN pewne zmiany
wyjatki, MIN go sic przyjmie O.
statecznie.
Plan Rileya jest nastepujacy:
Navy swe dotychczasowe "a
trzymaja tylko ulice ukosnie prze
rzynajace miasto (takie jak mp.
Milwaukee ave., Elston ave.
Blue Island ave- t. p.) Tych u
Jest stosunkowo malo. L ulic
., przerzynajacych miasto W
kierunku polnocy ma poludnle
! zachodu ma wschod, zatrzy-
maja swe nazwy dotychczasowe
tylko ulice: Madison ave. /
Western ave. TIE dwie ulice po-
dziela miasto ma 4 czeSci :polno-
enc zachodnia, polnocno wscho-
dnia, poiudniowo zachodnia Po-
ludniowo wschodnia, oznaczone
literami: NV, NE, SW Sc. w
kazdej tych czesci wszystkle u
lice ME beda mialy nazw odre-
bnych, tylko numera; ulice prze-
rzynajace miasto cd zachodu M
wsch6d nazywac sic beda streets
ulice przerzynajace mliasto cd
polnocy ma poiudnie, avenues.
lynn sposobem utworza sic uli-
ce: Ist str. NV, I'd str, NV, sd
str. NV i t. d.; tax samo 1st str.
NE, ed str. N E. sd str. NE t.
d.; 1st str. SW, I'd str. SW,
sd str. SW, t. d. - st str. Sk,
end str. Sc, sd str Sc, it'd. -
takze 1st ave. NV. -. Ist ave.
NE. 1st ave. SW,. -. I'd ave
Sc. t. d. w calem miescle.
Numerowanie domow ma kazdeJ
ulicy rozpocznie sic odpowiednio
do numerowanej' poprzecznej u
Icy odnosna setka; mp. domy ma
Smei ave. pomiedzY 9th str. a
10th str. beda miaiy numera Cd
900 poczawszy-
Wedle tego planu, nazywaiaby
sic mp. Chicago ave. ma przyszfose
9th str. NV lub 9th. NE po
zachodniej wschodniej stronie
cd Western ave.; North ave by
laby 10Th str, Fullerton ave
24th str. t. d. Kedzie ave. byia-
by 9Th ave., W dzielnicach zacho-
dnich; tax sano Ashland ave. by
laby 9th ave. ale W dzielnicach
wschodnich: Halsted str. bylaby
10Th ave-, State str. cath ave.
Uznany winnym.
Wczoraj. popoludniu o godz.
545 sedziowie przysiegli W pro-
cesie kryminalnym Campbella O.
t.;1: ,,,ardvkt. winnV tZabOl-
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wymienionym obywatelom i CA
sopismom'.
Rezolucye powyzsze nadesfa-
slano takze do naszego czasopis-
ma listen podpisanym przez
sekretarza organizacyi.
Urzednikami wyzej wymienio-
nej organizacyi So: John koel-
ling, prezydent; A. J. Cermak,
sekretarz; F. Anberg, skarbnik !;
A. Landa, sekr. finansowy; vice
prezydenci: G. L. Pfeiffer, J" A..
Cervenka, E. T. Noonan, Xavier
Waltert, Chas. C. Gilbert, Math.
J. Huss, Dr. Max Henius i {.
F. Pettkoske.
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ENGLISH HUMORIST
TURNS SOCIALIST


D G Hd-English Humorist turns social
Special Correspondence,
ONDON, July H. Several promi-
nent English literary men are So
ciaIists. The best known of them.
of course, are Bernard shaw and
II. G. Wells. Socialism has just gained
another literary recruit in the person
Of that genial humorist, jerome X.
Jerome. Mr.. Jerome says that he has
really been a Socialist all his life, but
apparently he has only just found II
out He has been giving an interviewer
from a Socialist paper his ideas as to
how the Socialist cause can best be adj
vanced. And that, in a nutshell, is by
lenVing Socialism out OF 1t as much AS
possible Socialism today, he says is
DOGGY 1t frlghtens folks,
you think then.' he was asked,
that 1t is a mistake for Socialists to
proclaim their Socialism,"
Decidedly" he answered. You win
insist on telling the people this is
Socialism. If any progress in your d.
rection is made YOU triumphantly as
sert. But this is Socialism. The con-
sequence Is the movement Is hindercd.
People win not be bludgeoned into So
cialism. ] think the all-or-nothing
method Is suicidal. Socialists ought 10
keep their IDEAS up their sleeves, as 1t
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MAKING WOMEN YOUNG AGAIN.

A SIGN old Women Made Young"
~ catches the eye upon an uptown
street
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fol
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putting on an cid fashioned shawl.
Now string around your neck the
slenderest OF gold chains and fasten Il
jewel 10 the chain. Let the jewel lie
upon your neck so that IL settles in
the hollow right at the base OF the
throat. Wear no other ornament ex-
cept rose in the corsage just where
II fastens the lace upon the bust.
Long double earrings Will help in the
scheme. Double earrings are a French
fad. There are two pendants. one
hangs at the front of the ear. The
fornt pendant is little longer than the
back pendant. II is very becoming and
Is much worn by women who want To
have long, graceful neck.
There are various ways of making
old women look young, but the quickest
is by good grooming. The woman who
has let herself so can pick up by good
grooming.
'Just what may be meant by good
grooming you will imagine when ! tell
you that it includes the Frightening OF
the hair and the dressing thereof the
massage of the face, the taking out Of
wrinkles here and there and the re-
duction of the body. Afterward there
come such fancy points as the whlten-
ing of the skin, the natural Frightening
of the eyes, the reddenlng of the lips,
the shaping of the nose. IN. Y. sun.
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stands on the crest of low-roundmg
hill.
The house Is known as "Herdholt. s.
ana this name puzzled all the novelist's
friends. for they could not even make
guess at its origin.
Mr.. Mccarthy found the name I'm one
OF his favorlte books. the 'LaNdaela
Saga In the Saga a famous Scan
dinavlan hero is described, who lived
In house which he named "Herdholt"
This particular hero CHANGED to be of
Irish origin. aud doubtless that added
10 Nh. McCarthy's interest in him
1t Was at "Herdholt' that Needles
and Pins" IF I We're King" and other
novels ~ the old-time France which
Mr.. Mccarthy so loves To delineatc,
We're written.
THE story of the other Wise Man e"
by Henry Van Dyke. has already been
translated into many foreign languages.
Including such unusual ones as the Ar
merriam and Turkish, and last week tho
publishers of the book, the Harpers re-
ceived IN application, from India. for
permission to translate IL into Bengal.
"The Artistic Temperament" Jane
Wardwell's new story to be published
soon, Is a novel OF society life and
artistic genius III which the hero is
led on by love Of beauty to Interest,"
ing experiences. The woman IN the
case is restless, eXcitable and eager
FOR admiration. He offers TO paint her
portrait, and she goes 10 his studio
ana makes it difficult for him to live
up 30 his moral resolutions.
russia and Reforms by Bernard
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first wen him his grea. popularity with
American readers. Mr.. O9.enheim's
visit to America was enc for both BUSH
ness and pleasure His wife Is the
daughter Of a manufacturer who lives
in the suburbs of Boston.
Robert and Elizabeth Shackleton
having explored the country In their
enthusiasm for DID furniture, brass and
china, and having made delightful
homes IN some strange places, have
written of their experiences and dis
coverles for the benefit of other en-
thusiasts. Their book viii be called
THE Quest Of tho Colonial" and win
be published III tho autumn.
"Algiers and Beyond" richly il
lustrateI work hy NJ. W. Hilton Simp-
sor, describing tho scenery of Alglets
All the habits and customs of the Al
gar!aGs. IS announced as one of ID.
Appleton Il Co.'S fall importatons.
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pares. is a book in process Of prepara-
ton by one who knows the Russian
people their language and their his
tory. The work follows the develop
mcut OF the empire from The Slavophil
tradition Of Gear, Church and People"
up to The election of the second Douma.
l; is written by a careful observer
and one who believes in the future Of
Russia.
May sinclnlr's THE Helpmoet" Will
be concluded in the August Atlantic,
and early ia September viii be publish
ed by Henry Holt & Co. This is the
first novel that Miss Sinclair has writ
ten since THE Divine Fire"
simultaneously with the visit OF T..
Phillips Oppenhoim, the English novel
list to this country, comes the am
nouncement of ar eighth printing of
"a Prince of Sinners" the novel that
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NOTES.

n That Warwick Deeping has the power
|4pr succinct Characterization Is amply
Il Vident from his new book woman
Mar. For example, he says OF MISS
"a armagee that she was "a woman VINO
STATED her opinions with i buXom
drankness, and who sat on opposition
ms though it We're cushion
% Sir Oliver Lodge is among the most
distinguished scientists of the world,
HHnd has been pioneer IN various most
Interesting researches. which have won
him wide fame
81 one Of the most interesting researches
|swas on the passage of electricity
Through liquids. When the current
ipasses through a conducting solution OF
"a salt, the molecules of the salt are
Morn asunder and its constituents travel
'jn opposite directions. From certain
observations and on certain suppose
atoms their speed Of travel could be cal
zculated But Lodge was the first to de-
3Sise n simple and direct experiment
tnanifestlng the travel and enabling the
ifpeed to be measured. His experiment
scnnfirmed the previous calculations ana
.sthe theory upon which they were based.
IN Another celebrated research was in a
very different field. consisting in an in
'yestigauou of the passage OF hght
,through a moving medium. For TINS
and FOR his researches on electric waves
E H.. Ys.tt. .aI ff. n
"a, ~ - - ,o,,i.,,, p,, az no hifhest
nv WY noitl - S,iot, ON hestov,
~ :, d. ~ o,nT,eG ~ bis avn conn.
,,,,o -
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', Sue ~, s,,io,tifc 10
u,Ir,,.I,' ~, ~, 49,, r,rt ~ tbn olnho
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st ,i,,,N ',,si,, a. sci.nr, NM reiioinn
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ne uethou pursued py Maiy ~ ~
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- peg 'illliilE s'oiy' wnr - - ~ to
~ 'uit OF ipns Yiih9 :, ~ ~, ~
"a V,S V',', ~ -, only ,',a ,,,I ~
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Mrs Adelne Goudng W. H. crow
Unfortunately arrived late be inserted
a member Il family which
"a @ but whose names not Included
sseem to be
pioneers members Church
battalion Some of them California
nnd
whore the roll
list Of pioneers
the valley July bout no morning
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| were. Get them adopted when possible.
and say nothing about II. You can't
expect To change a condition of society
which has existed for quarter of a
million years, except step by step.
MERE THEORISTS.
at seems to me-" he added. that
British and German Socialists are be-
coming mere theorists Why, in Cor
many they have many more municipal
institutions than in this country. But
they weren't obtained by the Socialists
or as instalments Of Socialism. The
people There have seen that II is bet
ter for town to have municipal gas
and trans, and so on II makes II
better for all classes. But here. you cry
out for these things as steps Ia Social
ism, thereby alternating the employer
ana the professional man, who think
We'll, III this things going to help So
cialism, wen do without it, The only
way 10 make steady progress Is to work
quietly TO educate the Liberal party
In Socialist principles. and | thinl, il
would be good thing TO concentrate on
the land problem. We can't do any
thing till we get the land"
Mr.. Jerome. besides being n humnr-
lst is evidently stratogist But. If
his own theories be correct. now that
he has openly proclaimed himself
Socialist, he has gregtlY impaired the
influence he can exercise on It's behalf
IT Is NOW EXPLAINED
Elinor Glyn, who made such n hit
few years ago with THE Visits or
Elizabeth" has just announced that
her two foVorite books are Jack Lon
dcn's, The Can Of the Wild" and
white Fangs." That explains some
thing. Elinor Glyn is n sister Of Lady
Tttuf t.a,f1 .,tl...
Gonym of Lucille" runs n fashionable
millinery shop in Hanover square. Lon
don. And every girl employed thcre
Is given a copy OF THE Call Of the
Wild" and a brooch with dogs
head on il, representing the canine
hero Of the book. They wear them
when ON duty. II Is supposed 90 slim
ulato tn m 10 apply courage AMI deYo-
ton to dreSsmnkng FOR girl at
'Lucile's" TO be deprived OF her dogs
head brooch is to be disEIaced. IN
his widest dreams Of fame surely
Jack London never imagined that his
book would serve as an inspiration 10
tho employees Of a millinery establish
mcnt. I have no doubt that il h.
Elinor Glyn's idoa. II was she too,
] suspect who suggested 10 her titled
sister going IN FOR emotional gowna."
They boar such names as "Ens3tis-
fed Longing" Hearts Desire" -
Dream OF Bliss" They are supposed
to awaken these emotions I'm the bee
holder bur without the aid Of tho
booklet which interprots thom, Writ
ton probably by the clover author, tho
mere man" who looks upon them.
finds nothing I'm them that VIII carry
his thoughts beyond snrdld spocula-
lions ms 70 their probable cost Elnot
Glyn. by the way Is catching II rath-
or hot from NE critics for her last
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POEMS EVERYBODY SHOULD KNOW
THE CALL OF THE CITY.

Faint fair, like a thing dreams,
palace and splre
VIII. the tread of a million hurryins feet,
With hope and regret and desire
The city lies and 1t calls voice
That touches mems souls with fire
fields far TO OF the day
And afar the rising run,
The valleys between lilies white
As the snood of a cloistCrcd nun;
The winds OF heaven. untrHn,mocd sweet.
meadow fall
and the nd forth
With its burden the ct1's call
THE maid who dreams by The side the brook
That flows from the niche in the hill,
that bird O blossonins spray
sits To hear her trim
The tender lilt of old love song.
she catches the thr ougs ncClnm
In the voice of the brook and the Whispering breeze
They bring her the mes sage OF fame
The youth with his hand the stubborn pillow,
rwrpw he turns.
Barcs head the tcmptcr breeze
Aud wondrous Hire there burns
In the depths of his seadfas grave young eyes
As he stands there strong and tall
Tor the hush OF the fallow field
Comes stealing the city's call
The student bending parchment and page
While the midnight oil burns low.
Dclves on, for way Is long
That the scarctcr for nth must GO
But glow o'crspreads his strange face
As he lets the last page fall
For into the quiet. shade we'd
Comes creeping the cy's call
Faint like thing dreams,
With palace and and spIrc
With The tread of a mill ion Iurrylng feet
With hope and rcgr and desire
The city lies and it calls with voice
That touches mems uls fire
Boston Transcript.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-27

Justin Huntly Mccarthy, author of
"Neclles and Pins that brilliant ro-
nnncc of the poet Nillon and Louis tho
Eleventh ana other highly picturesque
Characters. lives IN n charming seaside
homc IN Kent, England The house IL
snrrounded by u spacious garden and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-27
MRS, sUsA YOUNG GATES AS a CHILD.

MRS sJsA YOUNG GATES AS CHILD.
Salt Lake tho
Young
Gates taken whom she young girl and wen known among her play
president
to
developments
at the time the photograph taken
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-02-22
6etrb G,absportb soneienaso.

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