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The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1907-11-16
ppm Glad You Think So, Edna"

"Im Glad You Think So, Edna"
herself, you shall be. haven't thought
out the plot yet, but you shall be the
central attraction"
"Thank you, Edna" said Trix.
'Who is the hero? or do you mold him
out of your brain?"
"Um-m," I answered, absent in the
rosy land of dreams.
"Trix, who was that man who sat
in front of us in the church yesterday
the one with the dark, curling
hair?'
I was looking directly at her, and
the glow that suffused her face was
unaccountable to me, then
"Oh," said she, nervously, pulling
a daisy to pieces. THAT is Roland
Danvers. Why?"
Nothing, only he would make an
admirable hero-just the style. Who
is he?"
"A botanist, naturalist and every
thing learned. He is staying in Nor
wood because it's such remarkable
place to study botany in, he says, and
he's found several Fossils
Then you know him, Trix?"
"Slightly acquainted" carelessly.
''He heard me sing at the Charity con-
cert, and as he has a passion for
music he drops in very often and we
play and sing
He had charming voice-low, soft
and sweet, with just tinge of allur-
ing sadness in it's cadence.
One thing about the man, he was
so enthusiastic about everything he
undertook; he did nothing by halves
and concentrated his whole heart and
soul in the smallest things He ad.
mired Trix's beauty in his ardent
fashion, and it was his frank nature
never to keep thing a secret, and so
Trix was taught to believe that he
loved her. He admired her piquant
ways, too, and finding her quick to
catch an idea land very bright, he
sought her company on his tramps
after bugs and flowers.
Trix knew every place where the
rarest flowers and ferns were to be
found, and she was ever ready: to &C.
company him on any expedition. : II; ! J,
pursued my rambles alone that
summer, through the fields and woods,
while my Trix kept the +: handsome
young student company on his tramps,
and though I said nothing, I saw how
the girl changed from azmerry, care:
not tom-boy to an easy-mannered
young lady, from her refined associa:
ton with the student ,# : . r. = !.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1907-11-16

The, Molly M CURES held the entire
coal region ,Iin n terror, they wrecked
trains; carried on a {: system OF the
most ferocious blackmail, fired build
ing, had an organized system of. muir
der, while local auth orities were pow
erless. -. 49,. ~
y In this crisis President" Franklin B.
Gowan appealed to the Pinkerton De
tective agency to break up the organ
ization. Under the name of Jim NC
Kenna, James McParlan, detective,
went among the miners, ingratiating
himself with the Molly Maguires, at
the peril of his life worked his way
Into their secrets, joined their organ
ization, and eventually landed them so
completely that through his evidence
eleven were hanged, and the era Of
crime was brought to close after a
three years exhibition of the most
matchless courage on the part of the
detective.
In the present battle with similar
organization, made up this time of
Italians, instead of Irishmen, but hav-
ing the same aims, the keystone State
did not have to recourse to a private
detective agency.
In its state constabulary it pos
sessed an organization of well equip
ped, fearless men, who could work
among the desperate Italians with a
safety not possible to local authori-
ties.
The state constabulary went into
the very; hotbed of the Black Hand.
1t investigated every case of attempt.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1907-11-16

~. H.. ~ !. i. The Truth: :
.Gobsa Code, descended painfully
from his acknowledgements; Limou-
zine. IL J S I \. Z, ~ 4: n. 3:
Y Il wish to purchase. h said, an
engagement ring = y. Is !. sS .5s = SIS.
y Yes, sir" said the eager clerk ''We
have just imported = superb ring, sir
" two ruby hearts surro bundled u.s. ~ ;-:'' 4
S. = said the aged millionaire, IN a
cold, disillusioned voice 81" no, that
won tt Is. There IS only one b cart con:
5cerned Ia this affair. be girl ID mar.
rying me Tor money 1: @5 y. .s3
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1907-11-16
On the Wrongs Scent.

on The Wrong7seent. ...---:'
Colonel, in your i opinion, what is
the cause Of the financial depression?"'
..t IT know exactly what caused it, sub II:
j. had too much + confidence in the
straight flush i held last night, and
/ u :; ...'You misunderstood, colonel. I am
referring to the country at large. !" '..5 4ss i
/. well, sub there IS no financial de:
preston in the country; At large, Al
present, sub; !, every body except myself
il rolling IS veal I: s z5s s {:::"3
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1907-11-16
49,
- Fiction Read Made.

! .. .'@:: Fiction Ready Made: - ~ : !.
:>:sYy" Have you ever read any Of Mrs.
Gailey's stories q. : s=. III 81 .E'.$.@
!. Yes l' they're s. awfullyA improb able,
aren't l they ?zzzI don .see how she i'm:
AGNES such things 25 Il 55 S=s: ~
~ !: she doesn't imagine 4. them. # She
Just makes note of the excuses he,
husband gives her whom be gets home
late at might: # II ,s.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1907-11-16

The air castle which a girl builds
during her courtship is almost sure to
collapse shortly. after she faces the
parson with the man of her choice.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1907-11-16
Quick Repartee,

=: Miss: Elsa-"You are certainly po-
lite, baron You pass me and never
look at me- z>.F - ~
- Baron All, mademoiselle, if 1 had
looked at you ! never could have
passed. by : ::.{. IT, J.; T. ..s5..SSz
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1907-11-16
! III the ..Ledqer''sLines.

Miss Yawpstein (the vocal teacher).
M all oud Of patience with Jakey.
/ He persists il singing Old Hundred in
too high 8 key s - = III 81 b. :
Jakey's Father 7h-h! Let him
geep it above par. .s. 7= .5 4t= Il; !. . .
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1907-11-16
AnAttack on the Cloth.

r Gov. Higgins Of New York. during
discussion about churchgoing, told
a story of quick-witted Scot.
II don't at all approve Of this Scot -
he began, "but I think he had ready
wit. e. - -
= :: Ellis minister took him to task one
day because he never came to church,
golfng instead all summer, and curling
all winter long. 4, "~= ~ i J..
Man, man. the minister ended, If
We dinna mend yen land yersep where
ye'll no be troubled; W sermons, lang
or short s:#.=a>@& - T. J~:iz Il
Z. 1.-THE Scot grunted. - ~ ~" !.
".:sWeel, aiblinst so, he said, but no.
for the want O. meenisters.' l.: 81: =,
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1907-11-16

NV u Il Men ccisezz women Of being vain,
vet s man seld om misses. al. opportuni.
to- look into, mirror, 80 .s=:.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1907-11-16

unfeeling, for &
did feel very b
but I saw not tn
tears in his fair
a heartless mai
fondled,. caress'
as. a child thro
of, a soul that
ever think Of b
I could barrel!
" he made a fey"
me of the ! beau
for f his worthle
J: He hadza;coF
!. over Q the: green,
cemetery, that,1.'
Of how the poo:
its death. Tha,
went his way h
where he be !:
Of ten years: b.
He afterw:ard I:
father !: Of + i two
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1907-11-16
= ~ & 2.l' 20 - - ~
!; Il Reform Marriage,

s." Miss Goodly is married: is she
7not!''''=#=.. |".t. lbs: . h =
10y 10y es, she married trust magnate< I:
I, didn't think she'd ever mar.
~ man for; his money ,...: ::=...
She didn't. she married him to -.
form him. 5 Isl. :... SIS
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-04-05
VIM WRECKS
ALEXANDRIA, LA.
Several Persons Are Killed,
Many Injured, Buildings
Demolished

ALEXANDRIA, La, April 5.--Sev-
eral persons were killed, many were
injured and a hundred factories, stores
and dwellings were wrecked and par
TALLY damage by a tornado here at
midnight
Four bodies have been recovered
from the debris. Thirteen persons
some fatally injured, have been taken
to a hospital.
Scope Of Tornado.
ALEXANDRIA, La, April 5.-The
tornado damaged an area extending
from three miles above this city to
Pinewoods, several miles below here
ON the Red river.
Reports from the surrounding coun-
try tell Of property damage and loss OF
life.
Many Negroes Are Killed.
NEW ORLEANS, La. April 5.-A
special dispatch from Bayou Sara, La.
reports much damage was done ir
West Felincia parish as the result of q
tornado that swept over that section
of the county early today. Many
negroes were killed.
insane Patients Are Killed.
NEW ORLEANS, La, April o.
dispatch from Jackson, La, says tor
nado swept over that town this morn
ng, wrecking the state insane asylum
and killing three inmates, Severa
residences were demolished.
Rain Of Debris and Hail.
SELMA, Ala, April 5.-A tornado
passed over this section across tn
Alabama river at noon today and wher
opposite this city it lifted and broke
| letting fall a, shower of debris.
The extent of the damage can no
be learned. A vast number of tree
were uprooted. A severe hail followe,
the wind.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-04-05
PNEUMONIA IS
CAUSE OF DEATH
Coroner Finds No Grounds
for RumOrs Miss Scott
Dies Of Poison
Special to Evening Teller.

Special to Evening Teller
GRANGEv1LLE, Idaho. April s.
DR.. Blake, of Keuterville, county COR
oner, assisted by DR.. Campbell, of
Grangeville, held a post mortem ex-
animation of the body Of Miss Prudle
Scott this morning and decided the
cause of death to have been pneu-
monia, and not the result Of poisons
administered as many believed.
DR.. Blake has persiAtently followed
up the rumors afloat regarding the
death of Miss Scott and her mother,
and finds no ground for the story that
the young girl died at the result Of the
administering of poisons by the friends
of O. B. Howard and Ed Wiley against
whom Miss Scott and her mother
we're the principal witnesses in the
Swan Knudson murder case.
Cassidy Issues Statement.
W. H. Cassidy, counsel for the de-
fense in the Knudson murder case, has
issued a statement in which he says
that o. B. Howard was on trial at the
time the alleged reports gained ground
and that Ed Wiley has never been
brought to trial Mr. Cassidy says
that he has reliable information that
the jury in Howard's case stood ten
for acquittal and two for conviction
and that the sons of o. B. Howard
were never implicated or no suspicion
lever cast upon them as was believed
He says that there is no foundation
for the rumor that the defendant ever
made any threats against the wit.
nesses or any one connected with the
prosecution. The inquest has estab-
lished the fact that there is no ground
for the poisoning theory In connec-
ton with the death of Miss Prudie
| Scott
Bury Miss Scott Saturday.
The funeral of Miss Scott will bt
held from the Christian church to-
morrow, Rev c. T. Mcdonald officiat-
ing. Interment win be made at the
Denver cemetery, ten miles from
Grangeville.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-04-05
FEAR TROUBLE
AT Lorraine
-- ,c-H
Home Guards Pactice Shoot
ing; Want More Troops
to Awe Strikers

Lorraine, o.. Aprh S>ominous
preparations are being made for trou.
BILE in the shipyards strike r,,.
militia has been assembled =. 4aa
armory and are being put thr, ..a,A ar
Ing drill by Captain Cove. - -
are ready to respond on saeraSrtss
notice. Ins
There was no disordev -.
OF strikers today. Tho On ene pn,
len mood, however. y are IN sHi'
ties fear trouble = 3hd the autncri'
200 strike breake. Ason the. arrival o
on a special tre a, who are expecte'
Mayor King An later IN the day.
told the stri' in an address today
further vio' Aefs he would tolerate n
Cow .efee. .-a.,. 49,.
LoRA Wants More Soldiers
Cove .rNE, O., April 5.-captai
Critic has wired Adjutapt Gener'
stir nenheld saying he believes u
Sc ,affon is serious, recommendii
: .vkIal companies, in addition to u
,ccal company. be sent to Lorraine.
'T6e adjutant replied he is keeping
!. kciose touch with the situation al
Nh yonld cooperate with Mayor King
,sss maintaining order.
sueaks Ordered to Lorraine.
slo- coLTIMEUs. o.. April b.-The
-, ,,,,.r, eeneraI has ordered Brigad
.s,ch General speaks TO proceed to Lora'
snd report on the situation.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-04-05

Mr.. Schaeffer this afternoon. He has
made the boast to Baker City people
that this is not the first home ne has
broke up in this manner.
while in Baker City he contracted
numerous debts which he failed to set
tie before hiss departure"
In corroboration of his statement
Mr.. Schaeffer exhibited number OF
accounts and clipping from the
Baker City Herald which recounts the
circumstances of the departure of the
couple and a list of the bills left be-
hind by Bunnell.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-04-05
Resolutions Adopted By Association.

To the Inland Empire Association
mehm of the very the
Of and valley
appreciate that
school, teach
citizens the three county
Merchant to antic
ouru services in behalf
people who have added much to the
excellent provided thank
in
beautiful building
Lewiston Commercial club for its
members by the Lewiston Water
and
county hstes annual meeting this association
We that will provide
the Inland
p possible attend
ne meetings Of the association desire
Resolved That hereafter Inland Empire Teachers
accommodation companies wishing
" present special information regarding
their interests and information be
confined
Lastly be appreciation
ea loss has sustained the Mr. W Mccu-
" VINO Washington
Not only IN these years
uo work of the teacher
county superintendent superinten
% the schools of Oregon ashingon service
% Kindly in spirit
inspiration to those had
Respectfully submitted;
E IT.
+#@ .ea N.s@sss.EH Ftszv
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-04-05
PENROSE DENIES
$5,OOO,O0o FUND
Says He Didn't Attend Ban
quet and Dida't Make
Assertion

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, April s.
United States Senator Penrose stated
today that the published report that
he told at a dinner Of the rich mems
conspiracy to prevent the possibility
of Roosevelts choice as successor to
him from. being nominated, is. an alb
solute untruth. Senator Penrose was
asked:
Have you ever heard Of the $4,000
900 fund to prevent Roosevelt naming
hs successor"
mo, absolutely" was his reply.
Senator Penrose denied he had at
tended dinner where the subject was
disussed,
4 Hartman Denies Story Also.
NEW YetsK. April 5.-E, Harrimal
denies absolutely the talk OF tne re
/, peft from Washington that the STAND
Il Asd oil and associates in this city ma
E raised a fund of $5,O00,Ooo to prever
the nomination for president a ma
Of Roosevelt's choosing. The CON
ment of Frank @. Barstow, one OF u
:. standard Oil directors, is;
att IA simply absurd, that's ali na'
to say" !.
le An placed Onder Bonds
T. NEW YORK, April 5.-Frank
I'd Hill, former stenographer for. f.
or Hartman, arrested yesterday a
lie charged With selling the now fam'
re sidney webster letter to newspar
a. was arraigned in police court too
charged with a violation OF the pc
OF code. . ~.
"a Alex Miller, secretary of the On
.St railroad, and Gordon M. BUCK co
Ing sci for Hartman. appeared 10 Pr
In- cute the charge.
Trn nm, was held in $1,000 bonds for
rhe animation next Monday
oo, Would Embarras President.
chicago. April S.--A dispatcf
o,a ths Tribune from washington say
The big interests of the Gov
a,,a in.lugurated a movement TO
lS Iol- crsdit PRESIDENT Roosevelt, pre-
1er- fha achievement OF his railroad
Feen other reform policies. and to
the nomination by the repur
narty Of Secretary Taft or any
sing Roosevelt man. TINS moyene
,tion now under way in Pennsylvania
aft and California.
, nv This is the Information Pre-
lere- kooseset' nus ,Iaoa. reliance.
made IN VIZ neh,ns ,b,s movement al
on to ~ uarr,man. T.. Pierpont NJ
light ,he Rockefeilers and other Sta
OH interests, the tobacco trns
Inneli certain other capitalistic combin
TAX which have suffered trom the
licate dents activity.
> said Continued on Fase 1"0''
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-04-05
SAYS BUNNELL
STOLE HIS WIFE
0. Schaeffer Traces Couple
From Baker City to
Lewiston

:
Charles e. .Bunnell, of La Grande'
Gre. was arrested THIS afternoon on
a warrant charging adultery. The
compliant was made by oscar schast-
fer. who alleges vhat Bunnell alisnated
the affections 5f his wife at Baker
City oregeh, and that the couple
| came to lewiston in January wheTe
they have since been living suppose0-
ly as Sfian and wife.
The arrest was made by ChleI OF
PolSSe Hayes. Bunnen was iocaSed U
, lie Critics house on East Main street
Where the couple have been ilvlh'
! since their arrival in Lewiston. Bun
nell was arraigned before Justice Er'
i. and entered a plea of moi guilty" Tn
:. basr,rr WAS comu.enceA at o'cloc
i this afternoon. e
Bunnell says he with be able to prov
:, his innocence. He claims to be an en-
- e,neer and carpenter He has also 10
lowed mining, having spent conside, el9
able time on the Snake river oetwee
IN Lewiston and Huntington.
al Appeals 10 Salvation Army. -;
he the first INQUIRY for the rnissil
ne wife was made through the salvatp
he Army about a week ago, and soon a.
erwards the parties were located
in Chief Hayes. AS soon as the whei
md ahouts of the truants were ma
in known to Mr.. schaeffer he came on
Lewiston, arriving here last mig
this morning.
ad- He secured the warrant for BUM
I,er ut is simply case of the man u
line ing advantage OF my Wne ~
kcohditi6n brought on Ny sickness" 8
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-04-05
MEETING IN 1908 WILL
Be HELD AT PULLMAN
Schoolmasters' Club Holds Banquet This
Afternoon, and Kellogg Durland
Lectures at Theater Tonight

superintendent Of
Ei, Vice President-W. Wilson, ElIensburs Normal.
Second Vice Predent-Miss Auia Henry,
mals School, -
Third Harmon
Montana
secretaryJ Williamson, superintendent Boise schools
Treasurer-CharIes TimbIn Washington State college.
Executive C Washington
os; president Of Whitman college; Mr. Edredse
University idaho
Place Of Meeting in 1eos-Puman, Wash
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-04-05

Inc above are the officers elected,
.He resolutions adopted and next meet
lug place Of the Inland Empire Teach
eis association, the result of the busi-
Aess session held at noon. a
All the work was Harmonious and
unanimous, the report Of the nominat-
committee being adopted without
uissentng vote. AS to the place Of
~ 'e'ng there was no question as to
ne sentiment Of the assembly. after
.us nearly invitation extended by Pro-
.essOr a. G, Sampson, of the wash
sun state ollage, to go to Pullman
80 =. 'ne alluring attractions that were
sa' eu' but the speeches of DR.. PEN
-. - ana superintendent Williamson
"ele wen received. The former pre-
~ ysn'eo the claims Of walla walla and
~ p .s'ler a pressing invitation to go
M i6 iM5ai .t a
MI, me vote. however, was practically
unanimous for Pullman.
~, Mathes, Of the BeIlingham Nor
-.,.. presented the. report Of the COM
w." ee on resolutions ana the report
pted with hearty accord.
~ n'usine OF Final Session,
tA,. work Of the Sessions opened
ms TS- WITH the sectional meet
ed. ~rz,S, nish school section discuss
m. nlsn School Work in English.
enthps,a-.,a school section had an
mus ausiastc meeting on the line sur-
'eO BY the topic. -rhe country
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-04-05

School and It's Betterment" The
Normal school presidents. Wilson Of
Ellensburg, AxIine OF Albion and
Vain OF Dillon, were in the discus
sion.
The work of the general session was
devoted to the topic. Significant
Phases in. the Trend OF American
Education"
The matter was admirably handled
by n. C. Samson OF Washington
state college. and President Penrose of
Whitman. Professor Sampson devel-
oped the idea OF wen rounded effi-
cheney in the trend OF American educa-
ton. social effciencv. mental efF1ciencv,
moral efficiencv. and the union and
blending OF these in American man
hood and womanhood. He commend
ed also the educar've Influences NJ the
stare and the press and suggested
that the,r enere'es rrivht he even bet
ter directed IN the DEVELOPMENT of the
citizen.
nuaI eI"ationaI Systems.
President pen-ose took" up the
thoupht NJ Fhs oval educational svs-
TENS IN the cnuntrv the private CO.
lepes ana thA state institutions.
showed Row the ef1-'sncv Of each
a stiYn,,Ient n ShA other
Ha s~nbe atso seeltnelv a.
nuartIv m tha nsAa ~ =
trafnfp- ths or~sri%atinn .t5,
(ror4'o~aS IN PaPr
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-04-05
THRONC PEOPLE
WITNESS SHAM BATTLE
Attacking Party From High School Building
Captures Cannon Planted on
the VOlImer Tract

Keep your cold feet off my back'
was the oft repeated command at the
cadet camp on Normal hill during the
long dismal hours last night.
Tenth were thrown together and
stacked arms placed In spots as con-
~venient as possible after the hurri-
cane of wind and the drenching show
er of yesterday afternoon.
All the calico houses" but one were
razed by the wind, camp utensils were
scattered in four directions, blankets
in which had been ensconced a Sleep
ing guard on duty the night before,
were flung to the breeze and every
thing that was not heavy enough to
break away from the force of gravity
was strewn about the camp this morn
ing.
The short rain storm which followed
the wind was not enjoyed In kuge
sese of the word by the encamped
cadets.
+ Dross in Guard House.
| Another fellow was caught mapping
last night. Dross. freshman lately
from across the briny deep hailing
from Holland. was given berth In
the guard house all night. He had
disobeyed orders by staying out later
than IL o'clock.
After camp had been established this
morning. a taw stunts In the blanket
tossing line were enjoyed by the older
memebrs of the company.
Several little fellows, belonging to
the preparatory department, were
tossed, and tossed again, in the large
military blankets. Another blanket
tossing was held after the sham bat
-.e this afternoon.
Sham Battle Interesting.
} The sham battle given by the cadets
at 1880 o'clock this afternoon was in
terestingly witnessed by crowd OF
about 1000 people Of Lewiston ana
Charleston. The teachers also availed
themselves of the opportunity to see
! the sham battle,
The three field pieces were planted
on the Vollmer tract and were defend
. ed by a squad from Company A. am
S bushed in the rear of the advance.
: |, "a SQUAD from Company were
started from the country near the Higf
n tschoolg building, at a given sign ans
: started toward the camp OF S1e enemy
j. When they arrived within 500 yaru'
d of the camp they were reinforced 0.
Al ltbe remainder of Companies a ana
in The attack was successful, the az
A. ltackiRa force finally gaining the de
he .,pA Ground. and captured the thre
cannon. -
We zach cadet was supplied with
o,rds of ammunition, and althout
several were picked up by 'he anu
w. lance corps before thev had eShausu
H. their ammunition, very rev W.
ind really and truly" killed unit an
ous thew had exhausted all their supply
per, ammunition. a.
dav After the sham battle the cro
nal gathered in the city park, wnere
entertaining concert was rendered
zion the Lewiston Military band, headeo
un- Professor Baumgaertel. Tne pros'
ose- follows:
March, "Sans Soucr .......-. - -
ex- "The Land of Promise .'' '"7'
@ CBy special reauesto
waltz, tNatursaenger" f'e'
h to "Preciosa" .....,....'....,.'..' "
Is; fouartet for two cornets. horr
lntry trambone, performed hv We
} dis Lotzenheiser Pollard, Allen HN'
event -, Nv znecial reouest.)
and "rona pictures ~ Novt'
block "n' s.,,.,,, ~
olicau anu
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-04-05

HARRISBURG, Pa, Arr'l sz..,ay
ernor Stuart has signed tee Y e
ing the maximum rate of rye aa f
roads within Pennsylvan'a eslls
mile.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-04-05
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