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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-03

bach # son knew you were % s.,
I % prison -
= would n I promised To-
Ia appearance fhe prisoner was
Z rosy checked. heavy aud apparently
Z In good health He ~ beine taken
over the question Of bis deinsions
this afternoon
Z Or +. N. Brown. Ernest Wheeler
and r p. Smith. the commission
appointed By Judge Smell TO e..
anime Chester. reported that he -
still insane bat has improved great
ii and has a chance 70 recover Il
placed IN an asylum They recon-
msnded strongly thar such 4 eouHsa
be taken. saying that they did nos
think be should be turned loose.
bat that be should have proper -.
straint and such treatment 40 tbs
asylum would afford
Or. Smith introduced a letter
written by Chester 10 the phyei
clan ia which Chester said
~ I can get out ! viii see Heller
Gouid. ! think she viii help me i
/ can but see her | sometime
think that | would like 20 80 4
college FOR the rest Of my life"
Dr. Brown stated that he Of
covered no deiusion. DR. smith
said that Chester told him that b.
believed under certain condition
man might live forever ID
Wheeler held that the boy had noa
only a slight mental twist and tina.
on bis first visit 10 the boy he
thought that there was nothing The
matter with him.
DR. Brown thought that The
chance OF recovery was very goDd
The commission agreed that IS
had improved greatly and would
improve further II placed under he
proper environment
The state WAS represented A. ths
hearing BY Prosecuting Attpvnef
Macintosh OF King county. Demift
John +. Miller. Attorney Thnir.
Vance Of Olympia and At5orpes
Walter Harvey Of Taeoma. az
whom helped prosecute Chi sit
Thompson IN the trial.
The defense was represented Is
the boys father. VIII H. ThCmrsos
aud Attorney silas n. shipiey q
Seattle
Capt ne Wolf. father OF Nrs
Emory. William {. Keith aud eiAes
familiar figures during the trial
we're Ia Attendance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-03
STOP WATCH GETS
AUTOS TIME

Pairoiman nuuihn uses a stop
watch thess days - time aufnlsis.
ana be showed IN Justice Cor.
dous court yesterday that o -.
Needy Travelled 500 feet ~ q
BruadwaY block IN record time
The eaae has been taken under al
vieemsnt. and II has been ordered
thag the block BE- officially meas.
ured william Aeker. A. N Lunu
and Peter FAX pleaded guilty 70
fast driving and Were fined $50
each A. bernstein forfeited Bis
bail and IN the case ~ ~ Robin.
son sentence vas suspended
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-03
HUGHES TURNED DOWN.

ALBANY. y Y. Nay g. ons
year ago to a day from tho time -
his original appointment by Gov
ernor Higgins. the senate last night
reconfirmed Otto Kelsey In the or
flee Of state superintendent of IN
surauce, giving only "a of the 90
votes necessary to sustain Govern
or Hughes recommendation Of bis
removal from office Twenty ser
en- votes were cast against his To-
moVhl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-03
CAR DASHES DOWN
MADISON STREET

av. hill. a. the journey down pas
continued. the Eripman attembted
10 apply the rail brakes. "a IL the
custom. but they failed ~ work.
The wheel brakes were unable 20
check the speed Of the car and IL
shot down the Bill until the turn.
able vas reached
Some Of the passengers Jumped
from the ear A. First av. without
injury. The remainder stayed on
board ana suffered only from the
excitement Of the ride. Luckily
First av AZ Madison waa clear when
the car broke away.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-03

fossn passenrrf- on Madison
y AZ No - bad an exciting time
~ anFning for a minute or two
- y ear dashed down the hill
~ asroud Az and ah1t across
~ =. =. az terrific speed. coming
N5p only when The urnta bic
= eea reached below Western
e. incident occurred shortly
-, o'clock The car stopped 81
4 Second ~ and unioaded
Nsster number 0f ia paasrn.
- VI The brow Of the Second
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-03
PACIFIC COAST UNARmEo,


WORCESTER Mass. May In
an address last night. Former Sec
rotary 81 the Treasury Leslie NJ
Shaw declared that the United
States must place armies. fleets and
auxiliaries on the Pacific coast In
case OF war che coast Is absolutely
AZ the mercy Of an invading ma.
ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-03

What will doubtless resul, IN the
most extensive and serious strike
GA the North Pacific coast FOE
some time went into effect AZ !
o'clock thir morning. when The
members ~ the iron monldefH' nus
lon walked out II nearly ali The
iron works Ia Seattle and neiEhhof
inE cities. when their demand Cor
al eight hour daY was refused.
The entire membership In local
No ibN. numbering nearly 900 men
are Gus as fallowa Washington
Iron works, 60. Olympic. gl Wi.
can. IA. Union. Il. Variety ~.
and Seattle Electric. "a Pacific.
~ Eagle. q and fee smaller
shops Tho Moran company ia not
affeeied BY todays wslkout, for the
union mouiders went cut Of that
AheP several weeks aEo.
In other Cities.
douldefs' union Ia Everett. Ia.
COMA, licllingham. WAila WAlla.
Snohuufish aud other towns acted
In harmony With the Seattle mould.
era. TNenty five arc out In Ever.
ett and 10 IN Tacoma Out Of
nine shaps IN the latter city only
tNo granted the uniona demand
Tor an eight hour day. the Olympic
and Tacoma smeliaF company.
The iron workn Ia Olympia
gfanied the demand aud no trouble
is reported from that city
Iae mouldefa in all thsns cities
made the same demand a reduction
or hanrs from nlns 90 eight. with
the old seais Of 81 per day.
No Demonstrations
There waa no denomination By
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-03
BURNED ALIVE
ts,sr special ssr,io.l

CHEHAII5. wash. May a.
Locked In n room. fire breaking
out ia the building and their lives
snuffed ont by the flames was the
fate Of two little tots here yester.
day afternoon.
That the little ones knew OF
their horrible fate II shown BY
the position Of their bodies. found
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-03
STORMS

LINCOLN. Nsh.. MAY a.-Thers is
four Inches OF suaw over the entire
state this morning II la five de-
Ereru below freezing
CHICAGO. Mar 3 Today 10 cold.
cloudy and Etntry.
WICHITA. kan. May a.-There
Il sisct storm today and Il ~ be.
low freezing
KANSAS CITY. No. MAY A.
There IL a snow storm Ia northern
Missouri
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-03
FRISCO HELLO
GIRLS STRIKE

tscripps telegraph sersteesl
SAN FRANCISCO. May 3.-rhe
strike % the 200 telephone girls
went into effect a. o'clock yh's
morning Every line IN this city
ard the long distance lines having
connection here are silent
The llnemens union. which has
pledged It's support 10 The operators.
when the latter organized. meets
tonight 70 take acfiun. They viii
walk ont.
The girls demanded \ $40
month raise IN salaries.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-03
INO'cTED ros FORGERY.

FAIEBANKg. Ma 4. 2. An
t.rso1. formsF owner Of the Times
& FslFbanka p p Condor lag.
rsn f1r AndsTon on Dome creek.
- Iknes 0aborae have been In
tzise y ne grand my on =
saffs q ioFsiug the name ~ y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-03
UpoE GILLIAN ORDERS PROSECUTING
ATTORNEY TO INVESTIGATE TRUTH OR
FALSITY OF CERTAIN INTERVIEWS
ABOUT DANCE HALLS AND If TRUE TO
PROSECUTE CHIEF @WAPPENsTEIN.

community believe thai Il IL able
- do seg can Il To- eject BE- Ger
tain in regard 10 itselff Can men
aIwayu be sure 81 their mental
paiset A tlmid man might be- In.
flucnccd 20 yield while com
bailxu man mlght be dfivrR In
tha opposite direction. Whether
the actual influence - one side
or Tho other. ga far as u Il felt A.
all. Il becomes dangerous 10 the
administration ~ Justice Even II
a court 10 happily composed ~
judges u such arm aud equal tenn.
per that they remain wholly unin.
flasneea In either direction. never.
theicsH a disenuraKing element has
been thrown into tho counsel
chamber which e = the wise poi.
iey % the law to Exclude
To Make investigation.
sVou arc instructed 20 make en-
Investigation as to whether OF not
the defendant gave out these state
ments and II so. whether shey were
given out with the knowledge that
they wanld b published OF With
The intention that theY should be
Published and n 80 whether Or not
the giving cut of such lnterFicwa
for publication would constitute
contcmpt OF court. and Y. In your
judgment. after giving the matter
fair and unbiased Investigation.
reasonable Eruunaa for DEALING
wleh the drfenaAnt As for contempt
q court exists. then yea vii take
such proceedings as yon VII deem
proper % have the matter tndiei.
ously determined.
Transfers shs csss.
1ndra Gillian then ordered the
case - be transferred 20 depart
meat I. q tae superior court stat
Ing that as that departmcut vas
presided over this week ~ Judge
ifwin. a non- resident. his decision.
whichever way be decided The case
wonsd rot - oaan % criticism
while az deeislon % bis own be
frif woula b. mlaeanstFaed u ~
refused the tniuuetion Il might es
aid that the defendants state
mwntA influenced enc way. white
n hs granted = temporary tatnnc-
flan thar they Influenced him an
other NaY
me case i nos hoiag heard b.
fnsae Irwin In Department Z. ou
he afnaayits aied By The defense
made - a number 81 residents
near the park. aud - sefKeant
Nike powsrs. and Mrs. KELLEY. ne
nolsr~ rairon. a. 70 the nossY AMI
,rvroraf manner N which the
riae~ IL managed. ant eoun'er arr
saplfa aisd - The plaintins drnf'
Ing these charges.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-03
TO rHs STATS READeRs.

The scant margins Of the =
. pages Of the Star today re-
= aUire some explanation.
A carload Of paper just re-
= eelyed from a western mill :
q or an emergency order. vas
q found 10 contain rolls ons half :
. inch short Of the necessary :
= slxe.
3. The star Ia obliged 70 use =
. the paper Cor tack Of any o. :
. the required width. Several :
= other carloads 81 this narrow :
= paper are nov on the way %
n Seattle.
When the mistake was DIS .
= covered today telegram sas
= immediately sent notifying the .
= mill o. the error ard ordering :
. new shipments Of the proper :
= widths.
= For awhile. possibly for two =
= weeks. the star will be obliged =
q 70 usc the narrow paper out =
. will aes proper margins on 80 :
pace Iust 40 soon az treSn :
. shipnonts can be secured.
i. 4 j. a a 4 a a 4 a 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-03
SOY KIDNAPPED.
tstar Special sorvico)

SPOKANE. Nav Yesterday
afternoon Waiter W. RrouRhton. y
i3-ycar-old bay was chioroiormed.
taken ten miles south Of the cts
and left in the woods The boy re-
vlved. called for help and WAS re-
turned shortly before . O'Clock
last night No reason Il given for
the kidnapping Gypsles are sup
posed % be- responsible
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-03

under a bed. where they had ssi.
denily erawiod 10 gsospe from the
flames
The two Sers the chiidrrn Of
Mrs.. Strain. proprietrcsa OF the
Idaho restaurant. the building do
stroyct.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-03

The steamer tinekman came over
today from Quaftermastsr. shcre
she has been kcitlnR her .emian.
nuAl clean un. and will clear for
Frisco tomorrow morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-03
is
HELD

BLAINE. May The prelimi.
nary hearing ~ Harry Watts and
William Dell. charged with the
murder q Afdic Roper sndsd yrs.
teFaay Watts VAS discharged aud
Dell bound over
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-03

AS the representative of the military OF Japan,
wish to extend TO the American people our aeknow-
edgment of the encouragement given us in the late
war by public sentiment in the United States.
Il wish also TO express the hope that the same
sympathy and good feeling viii always exist between
the two nations"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-03
FoURreEn KNoWN PIE.

HINTON. v Va. May 3--Ths
bodies of fhree more miners killed
IN the Whipuie mine explosion
were taken from tho mine today
This makes the number Of known
dead 70
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-03
GULL Y

NEW YORK. MAY Baroness
De Massey. charged with the muir
der Of Gustav Simon. the million.
aire shirt manufacturer. vas found
guilty OF manHlaughter IN the first
degree last nlRht By the Jury with
a recommendation for mercy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-03
HUNDREDS PERISH

Sseripp. Telegraph service
CANTON. China. May S.-Hun-
dreds we're killed and Injured In
an explosion q a sunpowder maya.
rfne here last night. There II an
enormous property loss.
Twenty.one corpses have been
taken from the ruins.
Fifteen builuings we're DESTROYED
and hundreds OF others damaged
Fire attacked the debris and Is
adding to the horror
Rescuers are nc work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-03
IS CHIEF OF POLICE IN
CONTEMPT OF COURT?
CLEVELAND soy MURDERED


CLEVELAND. May . The body
Of Alex Hoeaig the three year old
son ~ groccFyman. was found
thla morning 10 a whiakey barrel.
receptacle FOR rubbish. At the
rear OF hts fathers store, and ia.
dieatl0ne point Ia foul murder
The police had hovn working On
a theory ~ kidnapping
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-03

A grsea 10 = quitslalm deed 20
quarter Interest o. the Anderson
group on Dome creek, IN favor 81
Anderson Anderson has trans.
fsfrsd his interest ia newspapers %
Frank Manley. ttoy Maddocka and
John Rhman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-03
cars HEAVY FINE

Frank Pearson. Of the Green Leaf
saloon. vas fined ti00 and costs
this morning BY Justice OF the
Peace Gordon for selling liquor
last sunday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-03

like tao rows Of Infantry haek OF
bis dsgsrmlnsd lips. Ssfs false Or
the zeal Tins
What the Esnernt really said ia
japanese IN reply can he Foue bed
Tor only By the japanese prescott
but the answer a. interpreted Mas
courteous Animation tant the
teeth we're not store article
'such teeth a, your age lndi-
cate great wtrsugih ! have only
two. sas9 the American In expl4-
nation o. hlS qusation.
Shows Years Of ssrsiss
clad IN druh uniform and wsar.
ina = single splendid decoration ot
tspanese order on bis breast
General Karoki looked the typical
mar II var IN time ~ peace Small
IN stature and EriEEisf BY ~. years
~ service. he = sIlii alert IN his
movements but uneef the Influence
81 inartion. he luunged tn the
smoking ruom and. When his en-.
tertainsrx allowed him moments o.
peace. closed hls eyes and apparent.
~ duzsd
The Ali aaru arrived A. $50
o'clock yesterday afternoon. about
three hours late. having been held
81 Port Townsend on account of ths
FOG
Hundreds q people awaited ths
arrival OF the boat for over three
hours. among them General Arthur
Macarthur and staff. who vel
coined kuroki and hia STAFF of ten
Officers ~ the Great Northern
dock where they we're Transferred
20 the government boat Cartwright.
and taken 10 Pier No. /. The
docks down town wsre thronKsd
with people. among them hsinE the
entire japanese population OF the
city The cry Of "Banrai" nltea
The air as the japanese officers
we're escorted 70 automobiles and
Whlrled OUT 70 the stree,
A number ~ handsome Hersl
pieces we're placed IN the automo.
hiles After touring the city. the
visitors we're taken 70 the Butler
hotel whore they will be lodged un-
81 their departure.
mse, At Port Townsend.
General KuroM was met AZ Port
Townsend yesterday morning By
Col Frank l. VIM. representing
General Macarthur. J. II. aar
seaut. chief OF the immigration
service " the state. Major . ".
Sparkling. Of the immigration serv
ice and Frank LOFTS. chief eus.
toms Inspector The usual imml.
grafton rules we're waived and the
customs officers performed their
duties aboard the vessel TO prevent
delaying the party.
General Kurokls party consists
o. the following offlcsu Lieuten-
ant General Y kigoshi. Major Gen
eral N Umexawa. Cot N. Ota. Ma.
jor r Yashida Captains s. Tanakn.
I SaiEo. / Tomura and g. Khbaya-
shl
other distinguished japanese
aboard were n Naito. member Of
the house ~ peers. and r. Ozawa.
retired lieutenant general. who ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-03
WATER SHUT OFF.

! Water viii be shut off Sat.
, urday from S a. m. % p. m. !
In the entire district north Of I
! the government canal aud
: west Of Second az. y W
) tNA< tASt Sttk 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-03
CRUISERS ORDERED
TO BREMERTON
a.erlrp. Tsl-srsrs 49,. }

WARRINGTON. Nay 9--Cru.s"ra
Denver aud Cleveland have been
ordered to the AHiastie station TO
relieve the Raleigh and Cincinnati
which go to Bremerton 20 be over.
hauled
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-03
THOMP SOM
GOMMgH T7ED
TCD PRISON

Of the hearing this Hfsf
Thompson be reanesa TO hs
~ when the insane ware
psnsns will created Thompson VIII tnsn DC Ssns
% psnitsntary.
Arizona republican., 1907-07-19
BEATS The BAND

Mrs. Malone-O say Mrs. Murphy,
have you heard the news? Mrs. MUIR
phy-Why, now what's up that's start
ling? You know poor Moik comes
home SO raveled out at mott that he
just sets himself down in a chair and
ates the bite have for him and piles
off to bed without a worrud. Mrs.
Malone-Why YOU see | went down
town this morning and as / said big
crowd lined up on the side walk, and
when ] got up there | found that Mas
sic. the second hand man. was having
a special sale on those fine White
Enameled Dish Pans and Pitchers and
Glass Dishes and everybody was in
line with their money out yelling me
next. Well sir | just went in to his
store and o he has everything. You
see. when people goes away they go
to Massie's and sell their goods. Then
when they come back they buy them
back again. Why he has fine Chairs.
Rockers Iron Beds Then he has fine
new all cotton matrous and springs.
Then he has sets of nice dishes and
glass ware and brcoms and o so many
nice things. l never will spend dol
lar anywhear else but at Massie's. See
him. 80 and "a West Washington St.
Phone Main ISL.
Arizona republican., 1907-07-19
WANTED

~ want to nguro With you Oh dr1IlinE
-uur wells and Installing your pumDinR
plants large or small
N l. CARPENTER. With
PRATT GiLEERT CO.
Arizona republican., 1907-07-19
Sale and Rental
Property

10 acres fenced and cross fenced into
four fields, room house, porch all
around the house, brick cellar fine
large shade trees around the house
barn 1sx24, orchard of so assorted fruit
trees.
90 acres OF orange land near the
Messenger grove. price s125.00 per
acre.
chance to go into a paying bus
mess; owner is going back home. A
block of lots. 400x150 feet; brick store,
35x40 feet; chicken yards. stable.
windmill with pipe line to all build
ings; will sell stock at invoice. This
is a good proposition and will stand
inspection. Price $4,000.
2 splendid building lots. regular size,
with fine ash and eucalyptus trees.
This is a good buy; Rice s25O.O0 each.
Arizona republican., 1907-07-19

Davidson's Horseshoeing Shop. after
Aug. l, will be at new shop. 3O4 North
Center. next to Gregg's paint shop.
Arizona republican., 1907-07-19
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Bids will be received by the under
signed up till Thursday at p. m. July
25th. for the construction of iron ma
chine shop. hay sheds and work rooms
for the water department of the City
of Phoenix. The right to reject any or
all bids is reserved BIZ the council
Plans on file at the office frost
& Creighton, Room 412 Fleming block
Phoenix
Bids will be filed with city recorder,
FRAN KTHOMAS
Arizona republican., 1907-07-19
SITUATIONS WANTED.

A L ID. E bookkeeper desires steady
employment at once. Address p,
care Republican.
Arizona republican., 1907-07-19

The mountain and the squirrel had a
quarrel and the former called the lat
ter Little Prig" Bun replied You
think yourself a dandy" but l can beat
you in a race for Donofrio's Cactus
Candy.
Arizona republican., 1907-07-19
TO LET

6-acre ranch. IL mile from the fair
grounds. house with GOOD shade. water
paid until the LIST of Oct; horse and
buggy and cows. 100 chickens. This
is a snap at s14 per month.
room brick cottage all newly pa
pered and painted, porch all around
the house. also large shade trees.
Price s22.5c per month.
room brick close in. nice location.
water furnished. Price SIS per month.
room brick nicely furnished. 3
blocks from the court house, $50 per
month.
room brick, water furnished; price
SO per month.
Phone us or send postal and we will
call on you and list your property.
We have many inquiries.
Arizona republican., 1907-07-19
Tilt NATIONAL GUARD
FNCAMPMtNT 1907
Official Orders For the Mobilization of
Troops and Their Transportation.

Mention has been made OF the COM
ing encampment of the National
Guard of Arizona. General orders No.
l have now been officially promulgat-
ed and are as follows:
Territory of Arizona.
Adjutant Generals office.
General Orders No. l.
Phoenix. July IS. 1907.
1.-The National Guard of Arizona
will encamp this year. at Camp Brodie
near Prescott. Colonel ]. II. McClin-
took. First Infantry. Commanding.
Headquarters. Staff and Nom
commissioned staff. Companies B.
Phoenix &C" Tempe: ID" Mesa: H
Yuma: "I' Flagstaff and the Second
Cavalry Troop. Morenci. dismOunted.
win proceed to the pont of detraining,
near Prescott. arriving there not later
than the thirtieth instant.
3.-In this encampment particular
attention will be paid to target prac-
tice and guard duty.
At is proposed to remain in camp
ten days.
National Rifle Competition at Camp
Perry Ohio. is contemplated.
6.-The details of this movement
will be indicated in orders by Colonel
McClintock.
BY direction of the Governor:
b. W. LEAVELL.
Adjutant General
Colonel McClintock commanding has
also issued orders, in effect that Com
panies b Of Phoenix. c OF Tempe. d,
of Mesa City. II of Yuma. and the Sec
Ond Cavalry troop of Morenci. are or
dered to report to him in Phoenix not
later than o'clock a. m. JULY 80. for
field service as set forth in a separate
order concerning uniform and equip
ment. The regimental field staff and
hospital corps will also report here, not
later than a. m. July go.
Company | of Flagstaff will report
at Camp Brodie on the afternoon Of the
30th.
The command will leave Phoenix by
special train shortly after 3 o'clock or
the goth. and the troops will he de-
trained at a point about nine mile.
north of Prescott, whence they al
march four miles to Camp Brodie the
road from that point on the railroad
to the camp ground being much better
and the distance much shorter thar
from Prescott. where the troops were
detrained last year and which is sever
miles from the camp ground
L'Italia., 1907-09-18
AGLI ABBoNATT CHE
CAMBIANO INDIRIZzO

Tutti gil abbonatl che cambiano d
residenza sono pregati. oitre al O
df mandare anche Il vecchio inds-
rtzzo aceio possiamo immediate.
me1ts fare Il eorrsa6~a
L'Italia., 1907-09-18

La Tenia o Verne Solitaire 81 cura
IN "a ore con lie Capsule di Nd eteree
di Felce Maschia di Carlo Erba di MI
to non deve. ne necessita ~sospendere lie
sue o~ccupazioni durante la cura, per-
che la medicina non molesta ne pro-
duce dolori. lutte lie buone farmacie
lie vendono.