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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-14
LEIRAS INGLESAS
FR AGN E " T 0

Aqui es facil sumar gentes: ::
las conquista el que mas gr1ta y
ei que mas sc mueve ejerclendo
de tuerto en- TERRA de Ciegos. La
traveSura COnslste en- acertar
con la mascara que convene:
veStida eSta, 10 demas viene por
ST solo 6 10 traen las mismas
qenteS que no COnOCen las YER
daderas fsonomias del que las
alborOta.
La taCtiCa eS mOStrar 1untOS
q unOs CuantOS para haCer Greer
que son mas de los que sc Cuen
tan. ST la suerte ayuda vendra
el triunfO Y va Sc CreCeran; ell
exito es prolitico V fecundo. ST
la Suerte es Contraria. entOnCeS
seran poCos E. taCttca sencilla
V Casi Slempre segura para ell
que sabe usaTla.
FL ruidO sc ha heCho: el ITEM
90 que es ORC o plata, segun la
acepCi0n inglesa, no Sc ha per
dido Y con deCir de>pues Que Ell
triunfO moral SC ha conseguido
puede parOdlarSe a Francisco |,
con probable reSultado de ga
veta.
Los agitados por fogosas pa
labraS Que habladaS 6 eSCTiIaS
solo enCierran una forma ca0ti-
ca de la ignorancia 8 de la re
f1exi0n. no saben Caer en- la
cuenta de que el clamor de los
exaltadOs nunCa es Ia opinion
del mayor numero; bien que
ese clamor le da tonO adecuado
el que 10 fomenta Y sOstiene a
costa de promesas que no ha de
Cumplir o de compromises que
de antemano sabe como han de
ser eludidoo.
Pero con tai que la agitacion
Sc mantenga unos dias Y los
agitados Sc dejen conducir CO.
mo borregos. lQue importa 10
demas2
Esta es la l0Gica que hay que
esgrimir con las turbas estupi-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-14
Sc VEND

una hermOsa casa en- SanturCe
Gale de Cerra.- Dirigirse al
apartado mum. o3.-San Juan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-14
1oyerla, Relojer1a y Optica
=. BOURET HUSTE
SUCCESSOR De TlNAuD

Gran lido de efec-
tos de plata Y platea-
dos, prOpiOs para re-
galOs.
Especia Iidad en- Gu
biertos de plata de ley
Y plateados de calidad
superior.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-10-10
HOMICIDE SEASON rs HERE
First Victim OF the Reckless Hunter
Is Dead at CaIumet-Another
Wounded.

Calumet Mich. Oct s.-The first
fatality OF the present hunting season
mas occurred. Herbert Collins. who
was shot while hunting near his home
at Lake Linden. Is dead In the Calu.
met and Hecla hospital Collins hip
was shattered by a charge OF bird shot
from the gun OF Mort Brown, who was
hunting with him. The shot also en-.
tered other portions OF Collins body.
he was eighteen years old.
Willard Peterson, an employe OF the
Gin mines. was shot near his home
In Phoenix and is In critical condI.
ton. Some unknown person hunting
In the woods shot him In the legs and
abdomen. Peterson cried for help ana
hunter came 10 him. saying: II did
not shoot YOU" Peterson asked him
to help him home. but the hunter walk.
ed away. The wounded man dragged
himself painfully through the woods
towards his home until some one heard
Ills cries. He may recover.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-10-10
PUBLISHED BY ROOSEVELT
what He Wrote TO Governor Haskell
of Oklahoma, as 10 whisky
Shipments.

Replying TO Haskells intimation that
President Roosevelt might not want
published letter written Haskell by
the president referring TO shipments OF
intoxicants into prohibition territory
and at the suggestion OF the chairman
OF the Republican state committee OF
Oklahoma. the president has given IN
the press the aforesaid letter, and II Il
as follows, dated Washington, April n
zoos, and addresses TO Haskell:
II have received your letter ana
shall give II careful consideration. The
matters, OF course. concern congress
primarily, and legislation Is now under
consideration TO decrease the amount
OF assistance which violators OF local
prohibition statutes can obtain from
the rules necessarily protecting inter.
state commerce and the use OF tho
mails"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-10-10
HE TACKLES THE RECEIVERS
Comptroller Murray Continues His
Reform in the Matter of Bank
Troubles

L. o. Murray, comptroller OF curren.
cy, insists that there shall be reforms
on the part OF receivers In the manage.
ment Of failed national banks. More
expedition. less expense and more
rigid application OF sound, conscIcn.
tious business methods must character.
lie the management OF receivers IN
dealing with the trusts TO which they
are assigned
These facts were made plain by
Murray at called conference or M.
teen receivers held In his Office. A large
number OF subjects was placed In the
hands OF the receivers for discussion
during their sessions upon which re-
ports and recommendations will be
made TO the comptroller at the close OF
the conference.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-10-10
CONSUMPTION CONGRESS ENDED
IL Decides That Man May Become In.
fected with Bovine Disease
Germs.

The international tuberculosis con
gress AT Washington has adjourned
and before adjournment went on
record unanimously as 10 the in.
lection OF human beings with bovine
tuberculosis germs, over which there
had been much controversy. The res
olutions adopted recognize" the "pos.
sibillty" of human infection from the
bovine tuberculous bacilli, and "that
preventative measures be continued
against bovine tuberculosis" DR.. Koch
did not antagonize the resolution.
neither did he vote for II.
A feature of.the closing session was
the presence OF President Roosevelt
who expressed his keen interest in the
work OF the congress In characters.
tic speech. AZ public meeting yester.
day John Mitchell, late president OF
the United Mine Workers. was
speaker and urged measures antagon.
istic TO consumption germs In the
places where wage earners work.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-10-10

At Chicago Several persons were
shot number injured and sew.
eral arrests made during riot be.
tween two factions OF teamsters at
Western and Milwaukee avenues. Riot
calls were sent into the West North
avenue and Attrill street police sta
lions, and two dozen policemen hurried
to the scene. The policemen charged
the rioters and iand-to-hand con-
hlct ensued In which many shots
were fired. The rioters were finally
suppressed.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-10-10
HERoIsM OF A WOMAN
Holds Child Above water tor Ten
Hours Before Help Comes
20 Her

Holland. Mich. Oct. For fer
hours Mrs. William Weiss. OF vries
land, stood up TO her neck in water in
cistern TO save a two-year-old boy.
Mrs. Weiss saw the baby. child OF a
neighbor, fall into her cistern. She
Instantly plunged after him and, find.
ing him at the bottom. held him above
the water. She called for help, but the
cistern is ten feet deep and no one
heard her.
Late In the afternoon she was miss
ed and neighbors began search. II
was long after dark before one OF the
party CHANGED 10 think OF the clstern.
Looking down into II by means OF n
lantern. he saw the plucky woman still
holding the little boy above water. Her
voice was worn 10 a whisper. and she
was rescued in a fainting condition.
She Is seriously III from the exposure
but II IL thought that she VIII recover.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-10-10
BRYAN IN A CONFERENCE
he Meets business Men from More
Than Dozen States.

Bryan's day during daylight hours
was occupied with conferences. In one
OF these three score prominent business
men, members OF the Bryan and Kern
National Business Mems association
representing more than dozen middle
western states, gathered at the Audi.
torium hotel with the candidate. max.
Ing one OF the most important business
mems meetings In the history OF the
lvOo campaign. Vice President Ed.
ward II. Goltra. OF ST Louis, acted as
chairman OF the meeting in the absence
or Nathan Straus, brother OF Secretary
Oscar Straus, OF President Rooseyelt's
cabinet.
The meeting was devoted chiefly 70
completing the plans that business men
OF the middle west favorable to Bryan
and Kern, had formed for the success
or the Democratic ticket. Among the
states represented were Michigan. IIu.
nois, Indiana, Wisconsin, Kansas. Ken.
lucky, Texas, Georgia, Arkansas, Ten.
nessee, Iowa. Minnesota, South Dako-
IN and Alabama. Michigan 10 sent
a delegation OF eighteen busr.e,s men.
coming from nearly every part OF the
state, while Nebraska came with ten
men, all prominent in the business OF
Bryan's home state.
Among those who were at Bryan's
right hand was Chairman Mack. who
had been reported seriously Ill When
he FIRST appeared those present broke
OUT In applause. Il though the best
plan to prove that / am not in bed
under the care of nurse, was to make n
physical demonstration" began Chair.
man Mack, when the applause had sub
sided. Il was sick for two hours or
20, but ] am all right now. guess
mat Mrs. Mack. who started TO Chi
ago, VIII be the only one that will not
appreciate the joke"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-10-10
DANCED IN HIS "NIGHrIEs-
Those Who Witnessed the Perform.
ance Including Quite Few
CO. Eds

Ann Arbor Mich. oct. a.-Danclne
In his pajamas before a crowd OF SIN.
dents. Including many Goods and n
number or town girls. az Granger,s
exclusive dancing academy. was the
lot OF University OF Michigan fresh.
man. He had announced that until
hostillties between the freshmen ana
sophomores ceased he intended going 10
bed az o'clock each night. His wei.
arranged plan for keeping out OF
trouble was heard by the sophomores
and about o'clock dozen Invaded
MS rooming house. dragged him from
MS bed and carried Lin of to the acad.
envy.
The music was Just starting for the
nrst dance when the bewildered and
frightened freshman was rushed upon
the hoor and after he had been spun
around few times by his tormentors
ne was ordered TO dance. He did so.
but alone. Because OF his obedience
he was let of easily and was taken
nome shortly afterward. Faculty men,
bers and older students are angered
because the sophomores did not obey
the student council order 10 suspend
Tie usual clashes until after Oct. 8.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-10-10
Says Captains We're cowards.

During the official inquiry al San
Francisco In 10 the wreck on the
ship Star Of Bengal, direct charges OF
cowardice and desertion were made
against II. Parrar and p. Hamilton.
masters OF the cannery tugs Halle
Gage and Mayak, which were towing
The vessel when the wreck occurred.
Captain Nicholas Wagner. Mate Victor
johnson and several members OF the
crew testified before a federal incpec-
tor that the blame for the loss OF the
vessel AMI III lives rested on the tow
boat captains.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-10-10

tuet hall were removed In order n
make room for the guests from ths
other banquet halls, who came In /,
Lear TAFT and Bryan respond TO toasts
AT the speakers table the following
were seated; President II. c. Hall. the
four speakers. Governor Deneen. DIR
Emil q. Iiirsch and FIVE ex-presidents
or the association. John q. Shedd. John
v. farwell. Lafayette Mcwilliams.
harlow n. HigginbOtham and Mr..
Wacker. Taft and Bryan sat Ave feet
apart ana amid the widest cheerlng
the Two leaders were introduced and
greeted each other with hearty hand.
shake, the smiles which have been as
ISOLATED with them as the Taft and
Bryan smiles being very plainly IN
evidence on each OF their faces.
IL was late when. the speeches being
over the lights were turned down and
the banquet hall was deserted. Bryan
hurried 10 his room 10 obtain needed
rest, while Taft rushed for train on
route to Cincinnati, where he will reg.
lister as IA voter
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-10-10


Berlin was contaminated when En-
peror Francis Joseph formally pro
claimed the practical annexation OF
Bosnia and Herzegovina 10 the dual
monarchy. The present situation is
as follows:
Turkey calls upon the powers 10
preserve 10 her what they guaranteed
by that treaty.
Austria and Bulgaria strongly de-
clare their determination 10 keen
what they have taken.
A decree announcing the union OF
Crete with Greece has been pub.
iished.
Servla is protesting belllgerentIy
against being hemmed In more strong
~ between two unpopular nelghbors
and against having the Servlans I'm
Bosnia absorbed into the Austro- Bull
garian nationality.
The other powers concerned in the
Berlin treaty are discussing the hold.
Ing OF nm international conference 10
consider this most delicate of prob
lens.
turkeys unexpected policy OF re-
straint minimizes the possibilities OF
war, which now Is considered out OF
The question. The English papers
unite In praising Turkeys moderation
and In denouncing Austria. The
standard In n typical utterance says:
we are sorry for the aged emperor.
We regret that so late In his long and
honorable career he has chosen 10
suiiy his name with deed which Will |
60 down In history alongside OF the
partition OF Poland"
The Turkish government has sent 20
the powers circular protesting
against tie Bulgarian proclamation.
and asking the powers what steps they
mean TO take looking TO the re-estab-
iishment OF order In Bulgaria and the
maintenance OF Turkeys interests.
which were guaranteed by the treaty
OF Berlin. Great Britain In reply TO
The notification OF Austria-Hungary's
proposed annexation OF Bosnia and
has refused It's sanction
10 this action and has practically re.
luested the Austro-H Hungarian govern
nent 10 reconsider It,
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-10-10

Holland, Mich. Oct s.-The officers
OF the Holland Fair association put the
hid down tight on side show called
"The superba," which was showing ON
the grounds during fair week. The
show had In large letters on the signs.
moral and Polite" but Il shocked
some In the mixed audience. The al.
rector made the show manager cut out
all Objectionable features. and as re.
suit the show was practically put out
OF business
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-10-10

Governor Hnnly OF Indiana wa,
exonerated OF the charge q,
attempted bribery to secure the mas.
sage OF the county local bin. The 70.
port OF the house committee Is that
there Is no evidence to show that Rep.
resentative KnIseIy was offered IN.
ducements 70 vote for the measure
Implied censure OF Senator wlckwlre
however. aroused the ire OF the sena.
tor, but the senate promptly voted con.
ndence In wIckwire and the legislature
adjourned.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-10-10
THIRTEEN DIE BY FIRE
Explosion in an Elevator Does Dread :
ful Havoc in Human Life
Loss Il 100000.

At Richord. VT, with a conclusion
. which shook the entire village. a
large grain elevator. having a capac-
ity OF 10000 bushels, exploded.
causing the death OF eleven workmeD
and two women. The explosion
blew of the entire roof OF the build.
ing. scattering timbers In all directions.
and almost Instantly flames burst out
all over the structure. Twenty.one men
were employed In the building. OF
whom eleven are missing, and I'M.
doubleday persisted. All lived In Rich.
ford. Mrs. John Jeliforo, who was
walking with companion along the
Canadian Pacific railroad track close
TO the elevator, was burned 10 death.
and a woman who was with her was
burned 30 seriously that she died later.
The flames, which are supposed to
have been started by spontaneous com.
bustlon In the dry dust OF the grain.
spread so quickly that the limited fire
apparatus or the village was OF no
avail. Nothing could prevent the on.
tire destruction OF the elevator and Its
contents. The heat set fire TO a flour
shed near the elevator and the shed
together with seventy-6ve freight cars
standing near II, was burned The
total loss 10 100000.
The dead are: Heman Lahue, Lucius
Wright Robert Mandlgo. w. G. Bar.
neg, Ralph HARE. Herman Niles. Chas
Narrows. Louis Papineau Donna La.
porte, - Tuttie, workman name un.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-10-10
LEADERS AT THE BANQUET
Three Halls Were Used Seating an Ag-
gregate OF 4 ,f33 Guests.

The banquet at night was probably
the only function OF the kind held dur.
ing the heat OF presidential campaign
at which both candidates for president
put their legs under the same mahoe.
any. and that both OF them were cheer.
ed ito the echo" as they appeared and
when they arose 20 speak, politics bar.
red, goes without saying. All the
speeches were. OF course. cheered ana
also OF course. those OF the two marty
leaders come In for the lions share
OF applause. They were both happy
delIverances and during their inter-.
ance laughter contested the bonora
with cheers
The four principal speakers M the
banquet talked In alphabetical order
the first speaker being Adolphus n
Bartlett. member Of the deep water.
way committee. Bryan followed
David X. FoEsaa, ex-pfesiient OF line
association. spoke third and was sue.
ceeded by Taft There were three
banquet halls. seating an aggregate OF
4 .433 people. In the main BANQUET
kall Of the Auditorium hotel on the
ninth floor there were 755 seats. In
the adjoining Fine Arts hall were sss
seats. and on the sixth noor 300 per
Dope bonQu<<ed.
At go NE tables in the main ban
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-10-10

Saginaw, Mich, Oct. s.--Mrs. Henry
Plambcck. an aged resident OF Rich.
field township, while IN Graham. n
Pere Marquette station near HemIock.
on her way to visit a daughter In sagi.
nav, was attacked by bulldog owned
by the station agent and terribly bit.
ten. II IL not known whether the dog
was mad Bystanders drove OF the
beast after hard fight. or IL Is belIey.
I'd the animal would have killed her.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-10-10

AT Mount Olive. ILL.,, after plung
ing 400 feet down the main shaft
OF the mine OF the Mount olive and
Staunton Coal company two men lay
OF 'hc platform OF the holsting eleva.
fcet ABOVE the bottom OF the
three Aours while fellow
49,. Nicd down an air shaft
and crept on their hands and knees
through dark, unused passageways 10
rescue them. They were dead when
they were taken out. Herman Heron
and George Yanschke were the vic.
Tins.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-10-10
Irrlga,or. Bind rhelr con,ereno.

The sixteenth national irrigation
congress az Albuquerque. n. NJ.
has been successful both in attendance
and In the showing OF reclamation
work aud the addresses OF foreign
delegates have afforded the deleea tes
from the western states a broad view
Of the progress OF irrigation m other
nations That an international lrriea.
don congress will be held az some one
o. the South American capitals IN 1910
y now fairly assured
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-10-10
Boys 20 Hold a National Election.

A national election for president by
boys throughout the country from
fourteen 10 eighteen years old will be
held on Oct. 81 under the auspices OF
The Young Mems Christian association.
The election, which VIII be conducted
with oil the qualifications OF regular
election, II for the purpose OF educat-
ing the boys In political machinery.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-10-10

Battle Greek, Mich. oct 5.--Because
be would not wait for switch engine
TO pass on east Main street. Rueben
Il. Boyce. walked under the lowered
gates and started across He was run
down and almost instantly killed The
police ambulance was summoned. but
Boyce was dead before its arrival.
Boyce was seventy years old and
leaves a son and daughter.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-10-10
saloonists want a Refnnd.

West Branch, Mich. Oct. 0.-The
proprietors OF the six saloons in this
city have begun suit through Attor.
ney J. b. Ross 10 recover $500 OF the
N.Ooo each paid for liquor license.
BY special act OF the legislature OF
1907 the city was given power 20
charge 500 In excess OF the regular
500 license fee. II IL their contention
that the law IL unconstitutional.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-10-10
Funcral ana, wns Ernenl,ea

Plymouth Mich. Oct. 7.-Glenn Bas.
sett. aged twenty-one. employed on the
farm OF Walter Kingsley. two miles
from here. died at 2 a. m. and six
hours later his body had been buried.
The Kingsley family feared contaglon
and therefore the burial was hurried.
The services were brief and only heard
by few.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-10-10

Detroit, Oct. 0--The Socialist labor
party's state ticket has been completed
ut the state convention here, and Il
partly as follows: Governor, Archie
McInnls. Lansing; lieutenant govern.
or Sheperd u. Corles. Sank Lake: sec.
rotary OF state. John A. Ingham, Sagl.
nav; state treasurer. David Boyd, Bay
City; attorney general. Logan NJ. Gun.
ningham, Detroit; auditor general,
Thomas Grabesky, Lansing.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-10-10

Holland, Mich. Oct. While on an
automobile trip from Grand Rapids TO
Holland. Dick Bring OF Grand Rapids.
a prominent merchant. was accidental.
ly killed While driving down n LII
near Vriesland the steering gear broke
and the automobile turned bottomslde
mp IN, n ditch. The other members OF
the party. all OF Grand Rapids. escaped
with slight injuries
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-10-10
Pioneer Furniture Maker Dead.

Grand Rapids. Mich. Oct. Julius
Berkey. for nfty years a furniture
manufacturer and president OF the
Berkey & Gay Furniture company I'm
this city, IA dead at the age OF seventy
I'VE years. He came to Grand Rapids
from Ohio In 1856 and In 1850 FIRST en-.
gagged with his brother. william A.
Berkey. Ia the sash. door and blind
business
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-10-10
BULGARIA STRIKES HER BLOW
Ferdinand Declares His Country's In
dependence of Turkey.
HIMsEIPozARoF THE BULeARIAss
Situation Suggests n Negative Ans
wer-First Thing Will he An
ther European Congress
OF Berlin Treaty
Signatories.

In the ancient capital OF Tirnovo
the independence OF Bulgaria. has Just
been proclaimed with the car OF
the Bulgarians as ruler. Gear
OF the Bulgarians," Is recogniz-
ed to mean more than GEAR OF Bul.
garfa." because II is distinct intima.
ton that he regards his country as hay.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-10-10

At Reno, New, Nat G. Good
win, me actor, was granted an abso-
lutte divorce from bis wife. known as
Maxine Elliott. by Judge Pike. on the
ground OF desertion. There was no
semblance OF contest on the part OF
the attorneys representing Mrs. Good
Nm ghs whole csse only took elsssn.
u1nutes
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-10-10

Detroit, Oct. 5.--James Moss. color.
ed. who was visiting the colored janI.
tor, was burned 10 death today in the
Lewis block, 92-ea Griswold street
when IRE that started In the base.
ment spread through the five floors and
broke out through the roof.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-10-10

SITUATION SUMMARIZED

Turkey Calls on the Powers 20 vindi-
cate the Treaty.
nother step In the Austro- Bulgarian
programme for the aggrandisement Of
thsms<lyes AZ the expense az the
sfitus estAblkhsd ~ fhs rsfH q
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-10-10
FIrs, Woman Edltor pead

siuskeEon. Mich, Oct. s.--AIrs. Rob
ert woodruff. aged sixty-two. who was
born In ~, Thomas, Ont. In 1916. edit.
or OF the Lake Shore Commercial IN
saugaiuck. and the first woman editor
In the state. IA dead.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-10-10

Ann Arbor. Mich. Oct 5.--This 70
there are two young ladies' IN the frc.
man law class. Miss Kate p. stpe
% THE city. md Sfis yrIeda Kl< :
tueck, Of Kalamazoo.