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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-11
GERMANS TO HAVE:
BIG CELEBRATION.
Preparing Interesting Program Of
Exercises for August 1st at
Exposition.
Or. HExAMER WILL SPEAK
Invitations Extended to Germans
and German Societies OF the
Country.
DR.. HExAMER WILL SPEAK

The GermanAmercan Association OF
Virginia, at it's meeting Monday night,
pledged Its full support to make Ger
man Day at Jamestown one to be re-
membered, and selected Mr.. e, X. Vie
tor. the German consul of this city, to
mako the address OF welcome. Dr.,
HeXamer, of Philadelphia, president of
the National Alliance, Will be orator
OF the day.
A committee of twelve was appoint
ed to consider fully all necessary ar
engagements and report at special
meeting next Monday, and prepare and
publish in all the papers of the city
and State a call 10 the German
American citizens to assist in celebrate
ing the day. TRANSFORMATION facilities
will be arranged for visitors that wish
to unite with the Richmond delega-
ton.
First Call for Liberty.
In order that the Germans of the
State might Contribute to the success
OF the expositi0a the German-Ameri,
DIT. HoNamer, the president OF the
. National German Alliance, a strong
rational organization, while he was In
Richmond last. February. to- address
ton. &C.. and, If possible to arrange
a German Day, to be celebrated al
the exposition by Germans from all
over the United States. DIR. Hoxamer
has complied with the request and
with the consent of the exposition
management, has set August 1st as
the day, in conmemoration Of the 1S2d
anniversary OF probably the first ster
OF citizens of the United States de-
lranding Independence.
This step was that manifesto was
Issued on August !, 1775, by the d.
rcctors of the German lutheran and Re.
formed Churches Of Philadelphia. de.
nandirg armed resistance to the Eng
fish oppression, anticipating the grea,
! fight for independence already at that
date.
Many Invitations.
Invitations to celebrate the day have
been extended to all the Germans ant
German societies OF the country. a
musical program will be arranged, II
which singing societies from the big
cities Will likely participate. The con
cart will be rendered In the Audito,
...rium. THE details of the program
We're considered by the Gesangverain-
Virginia, of this city, last night at it:
regular meeting and rehearsal The
Gesangvercin has requested all of IT.
active members, as well as all It's pas
sive members, to attend to-nigh
promptly Mt $40.
The committee of arrangements con
Eists of Messrs. L. a. Stunlpf, chair
man; Carl nlig. August pietz NJ. i
NJ. r. Richter. Clothar Hassel.. charlie
Dattige, V. Il. A. Spott and w. II
LimmerInann.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-11
: ?
BOY UNBALANCED.
Herbert Greenstrect Amuses Himself by Pclt-
iun pusscrshY with Stones. a

Herbert Greenstreet, the eleven-ycar-old
Ron of Mrs, Nina Greenstreet, of twenty
first Street and Fnrmount Avenue. harri-
cnded himself in a feed house In that suburb
Tuesday afternoon and amused himself by
pelting passershy with stones. He caused
considerable worry to all who passed him
md finally hn injured lady with OF
The stones. The police were summoned, and
bicycle officer responded he, With q
hold OF the boy and took him home.
1t IS said that the hoy IS mentally irre-
sponsib!e and Mrs Greenstreet who is n
widow. has decided that 1T will be neces-
fary TO send him either to the Reformatory
or 10 an asylum lie is very disoraerly at
ElI mother.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-11
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NEGRO LEAGUE TO MEET.
Rev. W. i. Graham and Many Others Leave
fur SutrnllS

Rev, w. n Graham and many other mem
bers OF the Negro Business League Of Nir-
yinin, Lest yesterday morning via the Nor
!e!k and Western Railway for Suffolk, where
the annual meeting of the league is 10 be
held Rev, Graham ia president Of both
the Richmond and the State leaGue,
Booker T. Washington, president and r,
Fred Moore, national organizer of the Ma
tlonal Negro Business League, are expected
10 ne present and dnlYer addresses.
The league will go in n body 10 James
town on Friday. session OF the league
WIFI be held in tho negro auditorium by
nollrtesty OF the executive committee OF
the negro department.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-11
REPORT UNFOUNDED.
Stated that the Virginia Railway yIns Not
inssed from Control Of STANDARD Oil ~

In financial circles In the CITY II has he,,
rumorea that the Virginia RaIlway form
erly the T.dewater Railway. has passed
ron the control OF the STANDARD OH Com
pany and II, II, Rogers and is now owned
by, Philadelphia syndicate. made IN of
private CAPITALISTS No foundation for this
IHmpr, however, was obtainable in this city
yesterday, Inquiries in Norfolk and New
YORK also failed TO elicit any foundation
70, 70, the fumor VIce-President aud Genera
manager Dnpuy left Norfolk for New Yorl,
yesterday afternoon, Hne there was no one
else who WAS In position 10 give any in
formation on the subject.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-11
MAY LOSE AN EYE.
Robert Joneg Held for AssaultiIg Allcsan-
andre Alexis

Robert Jones (colared) was an the Police
feloniousiy assautlng Allesandro Alexis be-
cause. IL IS alleged the latter would not
.g!ys him some fruit when he asked for IT,
On account or the lack OF witnesses 10 the
affair the case was continued TO July 2lsts
tAlexis was struck III the eve, and II Is
safe that he may lose the sight IN that eyat
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-11
poe KILLED clncEs.

Hut Harry Nash Is Made to Get Out Three
Dog Licenses.
Hurry Mash was charged in the Police
Court yesterday morning with hitting with
stones "a dos belonging to a negro named
Bradley. anA was discharged when he stated
,hgt the dog had killed nearly all the
ahickenp
fort II Mas discovered that he was the
eYaer OF four dogs WITH but one license.
Va Wal uaade To. take three moro llcenses
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-11
HOW lMlLLS,S CHICKEN
CAME HOME TO ROOST
Interesting History
Engineers Office When Cold
Iot-zchoe romB

Under the electric fans, In places
where public matters are usually dis
cussed, the general opinion expressed
yesterday was that the Tuesday night
meeting of the Board of Aldermen was
! a pretty warm affair"
THE City Fathers seem to be In a
lively, state of rebellion against an au-
tocratic power" said one of those who
commented on the history of the nights
business, as furnished by yesterdays
!Timas-Dispatch. The speech Of Mr..
Satterfield, only a brief outline OF
which was given In the report, received
a good deal Of attention. as did also
the eleventh hour" letter Of the City
Engineer. This document was gener-
ally held yesterday to show a change
OF opinion on the part of Colonel Cut
| shaw Certainly" said q member OF
| the lower branch of the city leStsla-
ture, sit is very different In tone from
| a former letter of the colonel, in which
he took occasion to speak In contempt
nous terms of the Napor!ngs OF mem,
bers of the Council
It will be we'll for the city ii all Of
the departments will begin to learn as
Colonel Cutshaw seems to have learned.
| that they do not run the whole city
1 government
What sntterfcld Meant
Mr. Satterfeld was asked yesterday
4 what he specially meant when, in his
| speech, he said that had the subcom-
mittee been an investigating body 1t
might have presented volumes of evil
! Engineers Office.
] II had special reference" said he.
"to the Richardson resolution. You
see, the whole committee was very in
| dignant---in fact mad about the way the
| Engineers office had treated us, and
when Mr.. Mills, Mr.. Cannon and my
self We're appointed subcommittee to
| formulate the full committees report
Mr.. Richardson offered motion that
we be instructed at the same time to
Investigate and report why the City
Engineer had seen proper to treat the
committee in the manner he had.
The subcommittee, however confined
It's work to the formulation of the
/ full committees report. and did not
i act on the Richardson motion. At the
meeting Of the Board, and after the
report had been read Mr. Richardson
asked me why we ignored his motion
and 1t was in reply to this that said
in effect. that we We're not an ,investi-
eating committee, but that II we had
been. with all the powers Of such q
committee, we might have had good
deal Of information to furnish con
corning msmanagement In the office
of the City Engineer
OF course, nobody has ever suspected
that there Is in any sense corruption
in the City Engineers office, and Mr.
Satterheld's remark pointed in no sucl
direction. His opinion, shared by many
Councilmen, is simply that the Office
| is antiquated and needs moro life
Hence this remark on the part of Mr.
, satterfeld brought out some very in.
! teresting facts.
1t Went to Sleep.
: AS soon as Mr.. satterneld referred
, to mismanagement, and said that hi!
was not an investigating committee
!, Alderman Dabney asked tho speaker /
g he was not aware that more than 81,
months ago resolution to investigat,
/ the methods of business in the Cit,
q 4 4,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-11
1t Went to Sleep.

AS soon as Mr.. Satternela referred
to msmanagement, and said that his
was not an Investigating committee,
Alderman Dabney asked tho speaker If
he was not aware thatEmore than six
months ago resolution to Investigate
the methods of business in the City
Engineers office and find out IL that
branch Of government was bNng con-
Quoted on business principles, passed
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-07-26
Aus bet altfn gtimatb.
YrauSenbura

GrpB s2t6terfsIbs. Der Al
Sabre alte Meaaniter aarl 9riiIfolp
mar in BEN 9striebe Der eleltrii6en
GsntraIe bsiddftigt ais pI0Blid si1r
inssHaunts G6mirgeliatihe pldbte,
8ei Slide murben um6srgeTdlcloert
ur6 einise 5btile trofen ben @riiiow
nit FOLDER Mudt. bdb ibm Der SSGs
bel 3erfdmettsrt Der grufIor6 3ers
auetI6t unO bic Rippsn eiuseOriidt
ulr6su. Der llnglidlide mar auf
her StsTle tobt.
ati9enpaIbe. airSli6 tpurs
be in BEN bieiigen 9rauutpblenpertsn
tsr Stti9er 8ari9 6sim G6Iagsn sirss
9rudes perf6it!et, @rft mad metres
zen StunbsH tUur6s ieins 2.ide sebOrs
gen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-07-26
Sawet5.

Goabbpnt sen SutntsSers
rin. Sier ppbnte felt dNbertbalb Sa5'
rem Der 30 : i6Grtge 3ipilingerieur
8riolle1 nit Ietner I'M sebn 5dGre
jingeren 5ruu, Die 3td beipe purq i6r
bp4fabrsnbes unO beftiges auftreten
Sci Der gansen 8ep6lferuna nnbeliebt
gema9t 6utten. Dor Ginger 3ett bette
9riollep einen Gtreit NIT einem @utsS
rertpoIter 5ontenau, etnem febr gcd9s
teten Mdnne, benz er 1nreotidtetten
b%ortparf pprauf bieTer eine GIoge gee
sen ibn dnitrenqte, bic 5u beifen 8ers
prtbetlung 3u go 81. 5haOenerIds
tiibrte. @riOllep ertlGrtt nerI6ieoenss
lid, er iperbe ntft ~be3aGien; an 0ons
nerstag, aIs Der @eri9tspplIStsber gum
gintrsibsn Der Summe in feline @iltd
tam, miB6onbelte sr ben 8eamten. Sn
erSbter grregune bsgat er ii6 bonn
nit ieiner Srau Dor bGs 5uus Sons
tsnau's uno ri6tste BEN 2auf isiner
6Iinte in Sds Snnere bss SduieS, in
Dem Ii9 6pHtenou, feline Srou urD bic
&inbsr binier M6beE flihteten. Od
Der 8iitbenbe auf ben Ratb ietuer
Srdu. elmer pubrtn ResGre, ouf bic
2inber au fdieBen bssann. l~iirstsr
5ontendu nno feline Grdu pur, I'm, lie
Su I6iibsn. SH bic 9ruft getrcifen
tra9 Trau 6ontenau tobt S%uiumnlen.
Sds mDrosrtIde Gbepaur purbe Edss
barduf perbaFtst unb mSrs beinabe BON
Der piithenOen Msnse Selnnat pOrs
ben.
8rig. Die poIt BON @iefd ipltt6t
ouf ibrsr Riidfobrt Spif9en 3eiI4
pnb 9ronsioIs unter elmer Canine bts
eraben. Der pOHitlcn rpdr stp.i
Stun5en unttr benz SGnse b%earo6en.
St ipurbe in bofFnuBssloTem 3aaonDe
n has arontenhdus in Brio osbra@t.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-07-26

6fsrbsi gift Der iunss aubr aus NIB
ras Boot f6lug I'm. Omar purbsr
ollie BRET SLIDER bon siRtm atltter sc,
@rettet, bod iturb Der ale aabt bsim
2aHben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-07-26
provins saIsfen

8rssIdu. giuen I6redItden Sob
fnnO bas ttNa 4 SABRE dlte GD6aaeu
nss ReuoorfitrnBe 80 p%cbnenSea ga.
dermsiters S66lseI. Gos ainb mar
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nudtsn a%ussnbIid. in BEN 5pFroum
ssIuufeu in BEN Ii6 Elm NIT sinsm ii.
isrnsn Sitter iiferOsdttr. sttpo II Mets
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-07-26
8aisrn.

MliiIlet bate, als tim SIC auh6e bon
ieiner 8egudoisuns su lebeusIdnaIis
dem 3u&tbaus mdr6, ben 8unI9
eeGubert, man mO9te ibn 5ur 4bbis
BuRs IsiHer Strafs midi auf bic gIaI.
itnburs bei aulmbu9. aIio in lelns
Ssimutbitnbt, psrbringen. Dieter
DlaI9 1T ibm srfiiIlt luOrbsn. W1aatt
purbs nua BEN 3udibuuie Gbrud
Derbrd@L
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1907-10-10

John L. Wright has purchased the
Thomas G. Waters property In block So.
Mrs. Jennie williams was on the sick
list the first OF the week.
Ell. Ssanfield OF Topeka, 10 here and
will take charge Of the garage st No
Carty's rink.
Miss Mary Aten was appointed last
Tuesday to teach the MayrAth school this
year. She will have over twenty pupils.
a. M. Snaie Of Wichita, has taken q
position as book keeper in the Office Of
the Dodge City Mill and Elevator Co.
Judge W. H. Preston sold lot 8. In
block SO, W ednesdsy to Mr.. B. NJ.
Allen, who 10 making arrangements to
build home on the lot.
The ladies' Of the Presbyterian church
will give rumma age sale on Tuesday,
October the 18th at the Office Of Judge
B. F. Milton.
JIM. Kirkpatrick has bought Frank
Martins half In the abstract Arm Of Kirk.
patrick & Martin and he will continue the
business In his new Office over th Palace
Drug store.
The new weekly paper called "The
World Brotherhood, edited by J. A.
Cline OF Bellefont, will be published for
the first time next Thursday. The paper
is printed 10 rooms on the second door Of
the new Hoover building.
The City Furniture Company have
very attractive wi ndow this week
It is arranged as one room furnished for
Q library 10 the new weathered oak wood,
mission style. There lisa library table,
chairs and writing desk. Large hand
some rugs separate this little room from
the store and the effect Is very pleasing
besides being well up in the line Of up-
to-date window dressing.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1907-10-10

Ed Shook of Ford was visitor in
Dodge City Tuesday.
Mrs. N. J. Smith of Ford was shop
Ing In this city Tuesday.
Mrs.J.S. Cady left Sunday evening
for visit with friends In Topeka.
Mrs, G. N. Beeson returned home Satur
day evening from short visit in Kansas
City, with her sons Merritt and Otero.
Mrs. l.. E. Pepdleton, who has been very
i'll with the typhoid fever for the past
five weeks, Is slowly improving.
Miss Anna Carroll Of the u. y. Land
office here returned this week from
a visit with her mother 10 Kansas
City.
Mrs. Gordon Finley left Sunday even.
ing for Oak land, California, where she
will visit her mother, Mrs. 3, Wells for q
couple Of months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Bowen and Hender-
son Baird made trip to La Junta, Tues
day to see Elsie Baird. who is played 10
"The Yankee Regent" that evening.
Mrs. H. F. Millikan and daughter
Hazel and Mrs, ]. D. Coffey and daugh-
ter Marie returned Sunday from trip to
Kansas City and Topeka.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1907-10-10
LOCAL NEWS

r. N. Hart made trip to Cimarron
Wednesday.
Mrs. P. G. Reynolds is here visiting
her son George Reynolds.
G. L. Miller, mayor Of Garden City
was here on legal business Wednesday.
CONTRACT. Costs more than other
cent cigars. Should be and is better.
Judge W. H. Preston has just Oomplet-
ed cottage in the east part Of town.
Earl Young returned home the latter
part Of last week from q trip to Kansas
City.
Mrs. Brooks, niece Of Sens tor Bever-
age Of Indiana, 10 visiting ct the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L, Finley.
Miss Nina Sewer, who has been EN-
ployed on the Journal Democrat a short
time, expects to leave next Sunday for
Lakin, where she will take position as
stenographer for the r. E. Thorpe
Realty Company.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1907-10-10
Sincerely,
Byron W. King
In the Court Of Bankruptcy

For the District Of Kansas.
IN RE Jno. r. Gibson, Bankrupt
No. 1858.
The above named bankrupt, having
been heretofore adjudged bankrupt by
the Court Of Bankruptcy, for the Dis.
trict Of Kansas, has filled bis petition
for final discharge and such
petition having been referred to the
undersigned IS Special Master for ex-
animation and q report &c to the facts,
be same will be heard before me at my
office, rooms 404.408 Whine Building,
Wichita, Kansas at two O'Clock p. m on
the 2lst day Of October, 1907, at which
time and place you are requested to pre-
cent any proof or reasons you may have
why said discharge should not be granted.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1907-10-10

Specifications Of objections 10 such dig
charge must be filed with me In writing
five days before the above date.
The final hearing upon the petition
for discharge will be held before ihs
Judge Of the court, at the United Stats
court room, Wichita, Kansas, upon tn
report Of the Special Master, and such
proofs as may be offered on the % day d
October, 1907, ct two O'Clock p. m. or d.
soon thereafter as the came can be heard.
CIV. FERGUSON,
Special MassssL
The final meeting Of creditors to paa
on the accounts Of the trustee and sha.
transaction Of oil proper business thsk
may come before them. will be held q
that time and place fixed 10 the foregoing
notice for the he airing before the Special
Master on the application for discharge.
The bankrupt may he examined &C this
meeting witho out further notice.
CIV. FERGUSON,
Referee In Bankruptcy.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1907-10-10
Notice to Shippers.

A / have been appointed Cattle 10
spector for this locality I wish to inform
persons who ship from here to points
within the state that they must have thek
cattle inspected before shipping. Don't
bring them IL they are not clean, for they
will be turned down.
w. g. Vincent.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1907-10-10
Money Found.

II you have lost any money, make b
known BY applying at this Office. pre-
pared To give the smouut and description
Of the money you lost 1t
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1907-10-10
Bryon W. King Recommends Hale.

l am delighted to recommend Prof. W.
P. Hale, gentleman, teacher and enter
tainer. Mr.. Hale Is graduate of on
school and we are proud Of him. I hope
the good people Of Dodge City will give
hIm the same cordial greeting they ex-
tended to me. lam sure they will oil like
him.
Sincerely,
Byron W. King
President Kings School OF Oratory.
w. Powell Hale, Impersonater, comes
as the fret number Of the Lecture Course
this season, on Dot. 10th, at the Opera
House. ALI who desire season tickets for
the Lecture Course should secure them
before that date. Reserved seats for this
number will be on sale at P. q. YouBg's,
Jewelry Store, Commencing Tuesday
Oct. 18th. Season tickets at 81.25 each
may be obtained from Nelson Crawford,
or Chas. Anderson.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1907-10-10

ALI State and Government chemists agree this Paint
proposition. The BEST PAINT simply requires:
Ist. Pure Lead Pure Zinc and Pure Linseed OIL
and Proper proportions to suit the climate where used.
grid. Perfect Amagamaion mixing.
THERE'S ONE Paint that meets these requirements:
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1907-10-10

s. P. Reynolds returned Monday
morning from Kansas City, where be and
bis family have been visiting relatives.
Mrs. Reynolds and children will remain
there for a short time.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1907-10-10

(1) The Kansas State Chemists report shows that
Hockaday Paint made Of pure lead pure zinc and pure lin
seed oil and contains no adueraton.
(a) Hockaday Paint proportioned for this climate and
is not sold recommended for use in any other section
s) Jumbo Milestone Grinders perfectly amalgama the
Lead, Zinc and Oil of which Hoekaday paint is made.
The people of the Southwest realizing that to insure
the best results paint must be made Pure and Proportional
for this Climate
Think it over.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-03-01

Alfred +. Stearns, principal of the
PhhllDS-AndOveT Academy. was enter
TUNED ar luncheon yesterday in the
Cosmos Club, and late in the evening
at a smoker, where the guests were
all Andover men, gIver by George X
McLanahau.
Mrs. Root. wife OF the Secretary of
State, is spending a few days in New
y ork.
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Belmont enter
tanned at a dinner of thirty covers last
evening and at a musicale afterward.
when several hundred guests were asked
IN.
DIR. and Mrs. Macdonald entertained
at dinner last evening in honor Of Sena-
Ter 1ad Mrs. Burrows of Michigan.
Thz Counselor Of the French Embassy
and Nine. he Ia FOsse and their daugh-
Ter sailed for France yesterday from
New York.
The German Ambassador and Baroness
Won Sternburg will sail for Germany
carly in the spring and spend the sum
mer abroad.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-03-01
INLAND NAVY SCHOOL
BIDDERS GIVEN TIME

1t was announced at the Navy Depart
ment today that the opening OF bids
for the construction of the Great Lakes
Naval Training Station will be post
poned from April ] to May !. It was
discovered that few persons were con
templating submitting bids. and more
time was decided upon in order 20 give
others who had become interested an
opportunity to make thorough calcula-
tiOns
The buildings and other structures viii
require an expenditure of approximately
$1,000 COO The station viii be at Lake
Bluf. Ill. overlooking Lake Michigan,
just north of Chicago.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-03-01
president Roosevelt Host
Of New British Ambassador
At Large Dinner Party
First Official Entertainment for the Rt Hon.
James Bryce-LaSt Official Appearance of
Secretaries Shaw and Hitchcock

Mrs Roose company
White House shed
in
room.
This occasion official
pointed Ambassador
last official Shaw
The list of guests follows: Britt
Bryce. Secretary OF the
Shaw the Secretary Hitchcock Mr.
Justice and Mrs McBenna Representative
Gardner
Lodge of Massachusetts,;
Trachenbe
and Thomas George Vanderbilt Mr. and
Mrs C. {. Glover. Miss Kean and Lieut. Cyrus Miller.
Roosevelt
brOcad exquisite decorated with
cnerarias and violet
in the somber dining