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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-23
New England League,

At Fall River-Fall River 5, Law renee 8.
 At New Bedford--New Bedford 8, Lowell 2. ...a At Brockton-Brockton 5, Haver- hill 2. s..... At Lynn-Lynn 2, Worcester O.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-23
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

6Ghii.as:sluhis G :. S,s.S;ee.sS.
 -Philadelphia, 10: Detrcit. 10 Err Bender and schreck: Mullen and Schmidt
 At Cleyeland- Washington ......l &t
 Hits-washington. lD: Cleveland. q Err rors-WeshingtOn. 1: Cleveland. l. Bat teries = Hughes and Blankenship: Hess. Hhoadea and Befrfs
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-23
THE SPORTING NEWS.

mans got a right to expect a hall game when he pays to see one," quoth the magnate. The score:
 k Fl E Norwich ....O3 31O2 O-771 Springfield Q o 0 0 % 2 O-3 5 5 Batteries--Halligan and Bridges; Mclaughlin and O'Connor.
 Sacrifice hits. Duffy 2, Perkins, Bridges, O'Connor; stolen bases. Pas tor, Golden, Perkins; two base hits, Golden, Soffel; three base hits. Luby, Soffel; first base on balls, off Nc Laughlin 2, off Halllgan 1. left on bases. Norwich :, Springfield 2: struck out, by Halligan 6. by Mclaughlin '; hit by pitcher. Stankard; double plays, Perkins, Soffel and Accorsini ?. Time. two hours. Umpire. Kennedy.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-23
Eastern League.

EaReFn Dcakue. At Rochester-Nevark {. Roches- ter 2.
 At BufaIo-Jersey City {. Buffalo 2.
 At Montreal-MontreaI 6. ProvI- denoe ,. At TorOntO-TOrOutO 2. Baltimore
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-23
Central League.

At Terre Haute--Dayton 8, Terre Haute 1.
 At wheeling-wheeling S. Grand Rapids 1. ..-
 Others postponed-Rain.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-23
Connecticut League Standing.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

At New York Chicago ;.........-o Q o-I New York ........ o s 1 0 O s-7
 Hits-Chicago, q: New York. IF. Errors Chicago, 2: New York 2. Batteries Overall Reulbach and King: McGinnity and Bowerman.
 At Brooklyn
 Cincinnati ........o0 0o0 oIo o-i Brooklyn .........0 c O ( O 0 c O = | Hits-Cincinnati, 8: Brooklyn. g. Errors Cincinnati, l; Brooklyn. 1. Batteries Mason and schlei; Fucker and Ritter.
 At Philadelphia Philadelphia ......O co 0 i2i s7 Hits-Pittsburg. 10; Philadelphia, q Er- rors-Pittsburg. (: Philadelphia. 8 Bat teries-willis and Gibson; Corridor and Dooin.
 At Boston
 s. Louis ......... a2oo Q I-io Hits-St Louis. 9: Boston, [. Errors St Louis. O; Boston, :. Batteries-Mc- Glynn and Noonan; Young. Boultes. Dor.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-23
WALLER GOT HIS.

Hartford, May 23.--A noble band of redskins under Chief Loud Moves ann pushed Red Waller at the Hartford baseball park yesterday afternoon. Red should have been rescued by troupe of scouts and cowboys under the command of Jim ORourke. one of the veteran scouts but there was hitch on the program and there was no rescue. Red had to take his medi- cine and the bombardment of Fort Waller will long be remembered as a great achievement of all attacking force. Some days ago, Red threaten- ed to quit the Bridgeport team be- cause he received such poor support. The team should retaliate and threat en to leave because Red pitched so poorly yesterday. Fourteen hits With a total of twenty were made off Bridgeport's prize box performer. The score:
 Hartford 1o102 210S 1 Bridgep't 10 O00011 1o-3 O
 Batteries = Luyster and Robarge: Waller and Beaumont.
 Two base hits, Moves 2, Leivelt ?, Robarge Luyster, O'Rourke, Ludd: sacrifice hits, Moffett, Justice. Sawyer; stolen bases, Moves. Robarge; double play. Ladd and o'Rourke: base on balls. off Luyster G by Waller 4; left on bases, Harford 4, Bridgeport f; base on errors. Bridgeport; umpire, Kelly; time, 1:30.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-23
Western League.

Western League. At omaha-Des Moines 8, Omaha At Pueblo--Lincoln z, Pueblo 6. At nenver--Sioux City ', Denver
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-23
Ner York stnte Learue.

At syracuse-syracuse 2. Utica 1. At wilkesbsrre-Troy 3, Wilkes barre 1.
 At Scrsnton-Albany :. Scranton 6.
 At Binghamton-A. ]. 4 c. 7,I Binghamton (.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-23
THE LITTLE FELLOWS.
Column Reserved for School Games
 and Minor Leagues.

The Taft school team played one of the best games that the boys have been in this season. when they de- feated the strong Ridge school of Washington yesterday afternoon by the score of 6 to 4. Pitcher Sahlin showed the best form he has demon- strated in any game he has pitched and held what hits were made of him well scattered. The Taft boys hammered the leather hard when hits were needed and ran the bases well. They took the lead in the second inning when they scored three times and they were never headed to the end The lineup and score were as follows:
 Taft-Lilley, 2b; Wyman, 1b: Deming (capt) ss; Munson. If; Tay- Tor, of; Page. 3b; Connors, p; Hull, If. Sahlin, p.
 Ridge--Kent, c; McKone, If; Hol- comb, Of; Lewis, 2b; Van Finderen, 1b; Squibb, If; Higgins, e; Pierson, ss; Brinsmade, p.
 R H E Taft ..... 03010011*-6 8 8 Ridge q n q q n1 2 0--1 n
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-23
Taft ..... 0011*-6 8 3
 Ridge .... 0 0 0 1 01 0--4 10 5

The South Manchester high school baseball team yesterday won its sixth victory of the season, defeating the Hartford public nigh school, to 4, in game played on the South Manchester grounds. The local boys got after Turner, the first pitcher for the visitors and drove him to the woods in the second inning, scoring four runs. Sherman then went in, and although he did not meet with such bad results, the local scored four runs of of him in the next six inn ings.
 The Tribunes would like to play any team in. the city under 16 years of age. The lineup is as follows: William Griffin, c; Maurice Tang ley. p; N. Griffin. 1b; P. Hayes, 2b; P. Egan. Sd; J. Moylan, ss; J. Egan, If; P. Sullivan. If; B. Nolan, of.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-23
Tri.state League.
American Association.

Southern League. At Memphis-Memphis g. Bir- mingham l.
 At Little Rock-Little Rock 8. Montgomery o.
 At . shreveport-shreveport [, Nashville 1.
 At New orleans-New Orleans S, Atlanta s.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-23
Hudson River League.

Hudson River League. At Newburg-Poughkeepsie 2, Nevburg 2.
 At Paterson-Yongers 8, Paterson At Hudson-Kingston 6, Hudson
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-05-23
TABLE OF PERcENTAGEs.

St Louis. O; Boston, :. Batteries-Mc Glynn and Noonani Young. Boultes. Dor ner. Eeedham and Brown.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-04-22

II has not been many years since
We spoke only of "our insular
possessions. y Time has softened the
term and brought about 40 evolution
until we now hear Of four colonies"
without 1t causing second thought
or 9 sting to the conscience. Put
Roosevelt In for third term and a
fourth term and II will then be easy
TO say -Four emperor. y There was a
time away back 10 the early history
Of our country when a man named
Washington headed an army of patri.
ots who fought against colonial
system; but that was 70 long ago il is
q matter Of little account In our mod
ern Colonial policy" which has to
do with the inferior black and brown
Faces, whose rights are not to DO re-
spected. All hail TO "our colonies. I"
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-04-22

The story the working OF oregon's
initiative and referendum law 10 told
IN the May Eumber Of the Pacific
Monthly. II ia fascinating instruct
I've, and will be read with interest
because II spreads a new doctrine
new because It ia the model Of a pure
democracy, government BY the peo-
pie and for che people--a principle
that u new in practice, but old In
theory. II has proven q success In Ore
gon and might DO tried In Idaho to
advantage,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-04-22
DONATION TO HUMANITY.

The Press does not agree with those
who have objections to the acceptance
Of John D. Rockefeller's so-called
'stainted money Tor charitable, reIig-
ious and educational purposes. In
accepting q s10 bill from gambler
Sam Jones said that ''it had been
working for the devil long enough. "
The same may be true OF Rockefeller's
money, and IL Is fortunate for hu-
manity that he lets go Of his milliens
rather than boarding them for bis
heirs after he is gone. His latest gift
il $50, 900. 600 as an endowment for
the education and lifting up Of the
Chinese. 1t Is non-seOtarian dona-
tion and shows u spirit Of unselfsh-
ness In Rockefeller's makeup that Is
oommendable, even though his busi-
ness methods and manner Of obtain
ing his wealth are open to the most
severe criticism. Money Is a circu-
latinR medium. q standard OF value,
and II Rockefeller has obtained IL
unlaWfnlly, bis companies are now
paying the penalty In many successful
prosecutions.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-04-22

At the close OF a recent divorce case
q woman spectator remarked:
Il knew they wouldn't pull together
very long. The crease made by her
wedding ring proved that. When she
had been married six months I saw
her take her ring or one day. The
mark II had left was so faint you could
hardly see II. You can always gauge
the length Of q marriage by the impress.
sion made by the wedding ring. In
some cases the ring, even though en-
tiFely too large. sinks away into the
aRger, Such mark as that Indicates
. marriage as lasting as eternity, 9th
Or women may wear ring as tight
90 the skin. yet II will leave scarcely a
streak on the flesh. In that case look
out for an early termination Of the con
tract"
The other women present said moth.
lng. but all improved the tirst oppor-
tunity TO slip their rings around and
inspect the telltale mark. The faces
% some wore an expression OF salts.
faction. others Of disappointment. but
nobody knew the reason therefor
New York Press,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-04-22
A ceaalaernte Ae,rs...

A doctor saw Julia Marlowe as Ju
liet one night In Pittsburg aud was trO
mendously impressed. Only In the pow.
orful death scene there was technical
error "Mlss Marlowe." the doctor said
az reception the next day, Il admired
your Juliet profoundly. The impersO
nation was a work Of art But pardon
me. don't You know that corpse
doesn't stifren Tor at least six hours
after deathY' Miss Marlowe answered
IN the drawl that she reserves for such
speeches. "Now, doctor, do you think
I'm going 10 keep my audiences walt
ing six hours for me to stlffenY'
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-04-22

uss Feeds That VIII olVs the eysasm
tire OIL u Demands.
Every person requires q certain
amount Of oil In his food 10 ORDER 70 be
healthy. Our ancestors lived 10 3 lnrRs
extent on olives, AIboFts, ehastnnts
and other nuts containing oil. Tho
present generati0n uses too litt1o on IN
fts diet This can be taken IN the
shape Of the pure expressed olive on,
as an emulgiied salad dressing or By
eating nuts. olives, etc. II may be o
matter Of choice how tho system gsts
its oil, but a certain amount IL essen
tial to the enjoyment Of good health.
The good results Of the habftual use Of
the above articles in the diet are soon
shown, especially when persons are IN
clined to coIicky indigestion and con-
stipation. Doctors win do well to In
gtruct their patients to use pure olive
OH IN moderate doses, also as dressing
for salads. Various kinds OF nuts have
q high dietetfo value because Of the
oils which they contain and can be
used to advantage. When patients IN
cline to consumption, pure cod liver
Oh ranks at the head Of oily sub
stances, but the lesser oils also can be
taken IN moderation.
Nature furnishes many cures for the
successful treatment OF diseases II we
viii but study her methods instead Of
following fads The result win be a
greater progress in building up resist,
ance and immunity from disease
Washington star.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-04-22

No. ia. A Nottingham Lace 10 yards long,
of better quality and in pleasing patterns, hSr
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-04-22

nehoelhoy'a Eaaay on Henry VIII.
Henry VIII. was a frequent widow
O.. concelted. cunning. cruel and corpu-
liant he burned the pOpe's bull In Ell
u, beheaded his best friends, made
himself defender Of the faith by a Lat.
q law and had an inordlnate ambition
and an ulcer In bis leg. Henry sternly
denied the validity OF the proud pope
of Roam and at last. worn out by an
internal discOrd. died more In sorrow
than IN anger.-Harper's Weekly.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-04-22

The attention Of the Journal Is
called to the fact that Senator Borah
occupies tho center Of the national
stage at present. II has overlook
cd this news.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-04-22

Look for fresh garden and Geld
seeds here. VIM Barr Chainey com.
pany.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-04-22

Business PropertY


S10,5O0. We offer buildings and lots
covered by same on Sherman street
near electric depot, numbers 113 and
115 and the little cigar store adjoin-
ing on the east side, subject to lease
for 80 months to Spokane Brewing
& Mating Co., rental for $1O5 per
month. We will sell this property
for one-half cash, balance $1,000 per
annum, per cent interest. Look
this up.
Good Investments
$4,000 will purchase the entire block
OF ground at the Northern Pacific "Y'
including the large planer building
with platforms Lumber sheds, of
fee building, large barn, etc. This Is
a very large block of excellent land
and one of the best business locations
in the city; must be sold quick. look
it up, there is no better for the
money.
$eO0-A snap; this is a new room
house with two beautiful lots, one
corner, fronting east and north, good
fence, city water, fine location.
$S50-Takes this 5 room cottage
with two beautiful level lots, fine 10
cation, no better garden soil, all fenc-
ed, city water, bargain.
$4,000 splendid new 2 room house
with large level lot, fine garden soil,
all fenced, near the "Y". This is a
snap.
We have 20 level lots, fine garden
soil. near the N. T. "Y't that we offer
at bargain, inside lots $3.50, corner
lots $275. The above property has
not been on the market before, 1t
pay you to investigate.
Lots in any part of the city or new
additions ranging from 500 TO $500,
business lots from $1,000 to $4,000.
We have two lodging houses for sale
at a bargain, call soon.
$17OO takes a 8 room house with
large attic, pantry, clothes closet,
water in house, large wood house,
building new, well built and painted;
two acres of best land in the valley.
lust the place for a home; north
Fourth street.
For either residence or
business property we are
headquarters for renting.
Robt. w. Collins
Suite s WiggetI Block
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Sciratbs . Giccn,cn.

Wllllom Z. 8coocs, 2S; Worp 6.
Campbell, %; MppIifont IlireO
Smith, Nr. 215, Ct. EoulltroBc.
@iuiom @cbr, 81; NeIlic S.g9bitc,
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81, @orriion.Yunc.
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@sStroBc, Norbolt, Woibin0ton, 2.
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Shuild, 20; Applifont Nnorclp s.
@riScoc, Hr. 800, 9llld)cr. gpenuc.
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pllfont Sarrp ". Wonforb, Nr. 6St,
Columbia ncnuc.
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9tr, 2l1S, Worp MnnltroBc.
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@olbrootftroBc; Ilice lips, 30, @itt.
nc.
SoncS $. &opmonb, jim, 80, gu.
ltin, Ger; Ilicc Is. Mutb, %, Wittluc.
Benjamin 9. Simon, IS; ggnes
Wilcr, 10; gpplifont Soiepb WiQcr,
Nr. 2002, Elioiont-aucp.
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9. & a b | teI I.

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III 9redpolbt: Limb mas BADEN
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ba iinb?"
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bas ,Gctreibe rad irsenbeincm engs
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puntt, no bic ,@a[lion' perfentt 1T;
es roiirbsn alIc muir bic llnfoiten bobin
bon. iasen mir, @aIparaiIo unb 5uriid
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baran serpaet perben. Mber baal
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5dhlen Sic uns bod Sbre Mbsnteuer
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){%ronjume(en.
(Sortiesung.)

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bunoen iei. Gr bate bomit Grfol1.
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3uplen oas Seft. tpel6:s ouber ben
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hinge feline 9ccrbeitung entbielt, pers
bergen hattie, feline bringsnoen Bitten,
es linn gu lahea. beitatigtcn bic Mns
gaben bes f6lauen Gn9lGnoers. Die
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beren 8efonsensn segen 20ieScIp fret,
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ben gl9ineIen d.s p~tr.bor1er Sails
man aujfsnahr. unb nit fat aber.
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mo!o'iiGcn GcrpTsr anf eincm Roub.
7uae audi nah Geltfes lam unb bort
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mes ernherte unb p~Ianoerte. Die
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hinoe hubs i'd psrnidtst. neil mir, benz
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niigt. Sd tperbe bic 9elsgenbeit sur
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bar bieIe G~eIegenbeit bod nid3t sefuns
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-30
Inftipns -In5eigcn.
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nertlpolcn HaflteiscntbGmS

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Ne9inlit an Der Sitoiciie bon SenricttnsSt I'll.
nsitlih bon 2iNpt 5traBe nm Der Gdc ciner
MlcD. bat cine 6rontc bon ctlud 10 Sub nit
siils[ 1lele pen cima % sup; etier @riino,,
lilo cinbdIbsitr6tgcs 2Sohnbaus.
tm 4.3O TadmittagS.
Mr. 1893, Ncit.2 umbn rbs Strnbc.
VeAlnnt an ner Sloo1tsGdc non Sof1bnrns llio
@ilinpr.strnBe NIT elmer 6rontc bon etlpa 1s
SUIT an 9ontbarh. StraBe, NIT elmer 1ieic bon
cipn 102 SuB bis 5lr Siibieitc elmer 9sSub
NlIeD; elmer @rulonlicibc bon 500 ilntertpurs
len, Vartcn ctn oreiitodigco 3tesclitcim.@rbu.
baus.
ScrfnufSs8eoiraulnen Vunr bel Der cnoailIs
tiacn Qualification ocS |crfnuis. Sin Sepoiit
bon 500 an icocr GarSclle miro bonn Ndutcr
sur Seii pes 3crtnnfo pcrlunat.
l1ietbc unh ulic ~llnfoiien iper0eil bis slim
Iag Der cloaiiItiocr Sterilization besliden.
rsaie Scppit ano fruit Company" puu Nalti.
more, Sriiiec.
9-t3 Soutbs Sirufc.
u. y. 9ube & Co.,
GipS23, 80, Sc57,t2) sluftionutprcn.
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0Gfcrei unS Gpnoiturci.

SabrIi6cr %erfauf ca. $4,000. 1T llmItdnoe
bulber biIIig 6u oertauten. Cine cute Sele'
belt fir eiuen itrebfamen Waann nit ctlpas ser:
r1gen; $4,000 ipiirhen %geniiGcH. Ndberes BET
Scrmauu Yanenbppp, Hr. III, Turo'SbarlcS'
@trabe, Baltimore, 1o.
Sabe and feds fdb5nc breiftbdiae 8obnbdri'
fer an 9tortbsgoenuc, rabe Sarioro.y oelliie. 81
berlaufen; Ir6abIun9 ltir 500. (Scpt1.1O
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Wt. 72a. 725"'- ri 60. sOriad.Nstnns:
bftiidh pon Der Uorf,Rcab: oouftduoig prdnttp
beicrirt; ieoe mooerne gsauemIidiett.
Rr. 115, III, 1t9 etc., Nprb'HatnIentsetr-
atpiinen observation-disclosures uno SabettesStr..
elm 6ebiert bonn -Yatterfon.Bari'. 9urdipe9
j65n beforirt: iebe mobcrne 9eanemlttfeit;
stueiftbdtae &dufer. Chm arb Z. stprd. an Crt
WaSette. aub Ct. @auL.etr. Tebra.f0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-30
Glcftriid)c gelcndltnng.
Muocrnc Wubnungcn.
1900 Slpd, Eit.W,pnmmcut.s trafe

$3.50 faufen eincs irner mobernen 5peiitodis
aeu SiIiier. Sic baden alle mpoerueil Ginrids
~fungen; nit el%cftrifhcm 9ittt uno @oS erleid)'
tet; tabeu eombinirten Gisfbranf uno Spr'
ru%lbsfamuer, eipas 9teues; auBeroem Die neucs
fhIoiien,, l%rottuire,, 0eler unb SSfe finn cerneI'
firt, nit elmer 10 Sub guIep nit Sranolttblc
eepflditert; bubc unb aeilnoc Gage. Sur gcttd'
tiaung ieoen 2ag biz Ibenos 8 u9r often; yin
spalts 8iIr Rrobe nit eleftrifbcm 2ift erleud'
tet. Gpmaso Z. GALLAGHER, Sauunternebnler,
Bureau 2537, Gft'Wonnment'Str