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The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-27
.FICHTL CHOSEN DIRECTOR
Again Elected Leader of Second Regi-
 ment Band--Onicers Named.

The annual meeting and election of the Second Regiment band was held at the Second Regiment armory last even ing. The report of the condition of the band showed that last year was the most successful in the history of the organization.
 The following choices were made in the election: President, F. W Smith; secretary. J. Van Amringe; treasurer, William Hegel; musical director, Frank Fichtl; librarian, R. Proctor; executive board, William Hegel J Van Amringe and Adam Rosinus: business manager, Frank Fichtl. assistant manager, l.. H. Cohen; quartermaster, Charles Hal-
 fer: assistant master. ]. Thalberg; oommissory detail F. ". Smith, Charles Hallier; band sergeant, J. Van Amrinse.
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TO DELAY OPENING
Anthony & scovill Company Postpone Action for a
 Month.
sTRIMeENcY THE CAUSE
heightened Shut-Dow of Local Fac tory Affects One Hundred
 and Twenty.

Discouraging news has just come to the workmen of the Anthony & Scovill company, manufacturers of cameras and camera supplies. whose factory in New Haven is on Day street Word has just been sent to them that the factory, which has Seen shut down since before the holidays, will not he opened again until after March 1 at least. Before the holidays the men were told that their services would not be required for six weeks That period would have brought them up to abont February next, but the subsc- duent orders mentioned have put of the looked for date of the resumption of work for another month and. as most of the 'msn and girls engaged there are artisans whose services and skill is of comparatively little value in another factory, they are understood to be fin hard straits
 The Anthony & Scovill company has it's Headquarters in Binghamton, N Y. It is one of the few camera concerns that is not in the so called trust The local factory in New Haven employs about l20 hands. Superintendent Rob ert Smith states that the shutting down of the factory is not due to any lack of work or of orders. In fact there are many uncompleted orders now on hand. The trouble is financial. there being not enough money on hand with which to run the business satisfactorily.
 As this Is only of temporary char acter there is no reason for not be- lieving that work will be started 500, now, but In the meantime 1t goes hard with those usually employed there, who are now without means O. livelihood and can find little or no sale of their handlcraft elsewhere in New Haven
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-27
CAPTAIN DIES AT SEA
Thomas Kidwell, of White Star Liner,
 Buried During Voyage.

New York, Jan. 26-The Dutch steamship Prinz William ", from West Indian ports, arrived tonight, after a turbulent trip. The hurricane struck her on January 2s, and the waves smashed her decks, carried away her lifeboats and loosened her steering gear. She stopped for eight hours while repairs were made,
 The French liner La Touraine came into port to-day from Havre with s badly dented ventilator while the White Star steamship Georgia from Liverpool also showed the ef- fleets of a rough voyage. Captain Thomas Kidwell, of the Georgic, died from pneumonia during the voyage. His body was buried at sea. William Hug, the chief officer, brought the Georgic to New York.
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NEWS SUMMARY.
GENERAL.

 Mrs. Eddy Taken Away Secretly. Bank of North America Fails Count Marries Heiress To-day. Funeral of Edward Mcdowell s50O,000 Fire in Portland, Maine Thaw Trial Nears End. Kaisers Fiftieth Birthday. Premier on the Move. Flotilla at Buenos Ayres. To Protect the Sabbath.
 STATE. Willimantic octogenarian Dead. Many Arrests at Cooking Main. Moosup Church Dedicated Germans to Fight Prohibition.
 CITY. C. A R Remembers Its Dead. Conductor Bradnack Is Buried. Women Victims of Sudden Death. No Sunday Moving Pictures. Thanks Courier for Chapman Work. Mission Services Are Ended. Encouraging Report at St. Mary's. Anthony & Scovill Postone. Dr. Lewis Case Up To-day. Fingere's Body to Be Cremated. Swifts Lunch Room BUrglarized. Got Cold Shoulder at Dance Jealousy Leads to Attack. Mrs. Caldwell Better. Annual Meeting 2d Regt. Band.
 SPORTS. Special Meeting National Polo League City League Meeting Next Sunday. Cornell Not to Enter Henley Regatta. Weber vs Watt at Bridgeport To- nigh City Individual Championship Series. Loss Ball After Illegal Touch of Pass Boneyards at New Britain Tonight.
 EVENTS TO-DAY. "Dreamland Bazaar" at Armory. Bad Boy and Teddy Bears at N. H Stunning Grenadiers at Polls. 'lncog' at the Bijou.
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occas sions.
JEALOUSY LEADS T0ATTACK
Max Zenientz Objects to Acquaintance
 Escorting His Wife Homo.

Angry at seeing his wife being es- corted home by another man Max Zenientz of 47 White street attacked and severely pummelled Samuel Holz of Lafayette street early yesterday morning He was prevented from in fiicting any more severe injury by the timely arrival of Sergeant William c Deherty, who arrested him.
 Zenientz, it is said, was walking alone near the corner of Lafayette street and Congress avenue about 2 o'clock Sunday morning on his way home. Seeing Holz with a woman he started to raise his hat, and then dis covering that it was his wife. raised his fist and started for Holz Zen ientz's wife criew out and Sergeant Doherty arrested the assailant. Breach of peace is the charge
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THAW TRIAL WEARS END
Will Last But Four Weeks. as Com
 pared With Twelve Last Year.

New York, Jan. 26.-The Thaw trial enters upon its fourth and probably its last week. tomorrow The dispatch with which the present hearing was moved compared with the trial of a year ago, which lasted P weeks. is little short of remarke ble. The defense has another day of evidence to offer and the state should have its evidence in rebuttal be- fore the jury by Thursday night.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-27
BRICKLAYERS' PRESIDENT
International Union Elects W. J.
 Bowen. of New oYrk. as Leader

Detroit. Mich. Jan. 2s.-The Brick layers and Masons International Union of America, selected Boston last night for tho next biennial session and elect cd officers. The new president is ". ]. Bowen of New York.
 Among the vice presidents elected Is George T. Thornton, Boston; William ,Dobson. North Adams, Mass, was elect cd secretary.
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PREMIER ON THE MOVE
Dictator of Portugal Occupies Differ
 ent House Each Day.

Lisbon, Jon. 26-Although the gov ernment apparently Is master of the situation, much nervousness is mani fested in official circles follwing the plot to overthrow the monarchy and establish Portugal as republic. Pre- mier Franco. upon the advice of the police, sleeps each night in differ ent house, surrounded by cavalry. The police have discovered number of places where revolvers and bombs have been stored by the conspirators and these weapons have been seized Troops, police and customs corps have been assigned to barracks ready for any emergency.
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OPERATORS FORCED TO YIELD

Goldfield, Nev, Jan 26.-The Gold field Mine Operators association to- night abolished the card system. which required all employees to sign an agreement renouncing the Western Federation of iners, and declared an open-shop policy. The resolution adopted says that hereafter applicants for employment shall only be reo,,ir- ed to satisfy the secretary of the asso- citation and the employers of their competency and reliability
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AL0NZ0 B. GREEN DEAD
Prominent Willimantic Octogenarian
 Succumbs to the Grip.

Willimantic. Jan 26-Alenzo B. Green. one of Willimantic's best known old residents, died at his home to-day after brief illness from the grip. He was born in Lisbon. this state, eighty two years ago, and was for many years engaged in carriage and wagon manu- f7cture in this city. He was also in- terested in fast horses and at one time owned Belle Jefferson. very speedy horse He was an extensive holder Of real estate here. widow survives.
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INSANE MAN ATLARGE.

Worcester. Mass. Jan. 2e.-John Hoster. aged thirty five, said by at tendants Of Worcester Insane hospital to he the most dangerous man they had in confinement. escaped to-day by picking the locks of three doors with a hairpin Hoster has escaped twice before-
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BANK OR NORTH AMERICA FAILS One of Largest in "Morse"
 String Closed for Liqui- dation by the Comp troller of Cur rercy.
lINSIDIous RUMoRs FATAL
Deposits shrunk from s2o, 900, ,ooo to s3,ooo,ooo Dur
 ing the Recent Panic Charles A. Hanna Ap- pointed Receiver.

New York, Jan 26.-Controller of the Currency w B. Ridgley ordered the National Bank of North America clos ed for liquidation tonight and appoint sd Charles A. Hanna, national bank ex- hminer, as receiver.
 The aftermath of the financial storm bf last october in it's effect on the bank which tomorrow will close it's Doors, has been in the shape of heavy bnd persistent withdrawals, the result, hccording to President w F. Have meyer of persistent rumors set af1oat \ respecting the banks condition. Mem bership in the Clearing House associa- lion enabled the bank to weather the hale for 8 time, but the aid extended by this association in the form Of loan Certificates finally became the means of bringing about the decision to go Into liquidation when the call for their re- }emption was intimated to the direc- sors on Saturday last. The banks in 4 sebtedness to the Clearing House as- ociation is $2,200oO0.
 President Havemeyer in a statement Hut tonight laid the blame for the Trouble upon the persistent rumors he eclared were the cause of withdrawals Which on Saturday became so heavy ahat it was believed the bank would ot be able to meet the obligations on Monday.
 M Two meetings of the directors were |geld to-day and at the conclusion of 8he last the directors decided to with |Faw from the clearing house assocta- Mon, and to ask the comptroller of the Hurrencq to take charge of the liquida-
 on of the bank
 H w. B. Ridgley, comptroller of the Hlrrency made the following statement M the banks affairs:
 At the request of the board of di- hctors of the National Bank of North America, the comptroller of the cur #sncy has ordered the bank to be clos %1 for liquidation, and appointed Ma Nonal Bank Examiner Charles A. Hanna as receiver. This action of the Goard of directors was not taken be- A,use they considered the bank in but on account of the difficulty N realizing on the assets of the bank Npidly enough to meet the heavy de- x ands of. depositors in the last few
 Bays, and probable furrner large with
 "A H,awaIs feared.
 |&"The receiver will proceed at once EElth the liquidation of the bank and # e payment of its creditors. It Is in
 Fmated that all depositors will be paid
 # full
 R .'Following is statement of the con-
 e4tion of the bank at the close of busi-
 less on Saturday, January 25, 1908:
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KAISER'S HALF CENTURY
Fifty Representatives of Royalty to
 Celebrate Birthday With Him.

Berlin, Jan. 26 Fifty representatives of Germany's highest nobility are here to take part in the celebration of the emperor's flftieth birthday tomorrow In the streets, where a fortnight ago ago mounted police charged and sabred thousands clamoring for manhood suf- forage, crowds to-day gathered to watch the equipages of princely per- sons
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FL0TILlA AT BUENOS AIRES
Enter Harbar Accompanied by Arrep-
 tine Torpedo Boat Division.

Buenos Ayres, Jan 26-Attended by division of Argentine torpedo boats, the American torpedo boat fo- tilla. which left Rio January 21. en- tered the port of Buenos Ayres at s:so this morning, the arrival being wit messed by great crowd of specta- tors. A few minutes later Com mandant Moreno, of the ministry of marine. went aboard the whipple and welcomed the American officers2 in behalf of the government of the Ar genuine Republic
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-27
SHEPPARD sUsPENDEp

Philadelphia. Jan. 2s.--rhe reristrs- tion committee Of the Middle Atlantic division of the Amateur Athletic unio, announced today that after the indoor track meet at the First Regiment ar,,- orv here on Saturday night, they sus- pended Melvin Sheppard of the Irish American Athletic club of New Yorlf for knocking down Guy Haskins. the University Of Pennsylvania runner. dur ing their contest on Friday night sheppard is barred from competeine in any athletic event until March |.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-27
MACDowELL FUNERAL.

Peterboro N H., Jan. 26.--The body of Edward Alexander Mcdowell. the composer who died in New York last Thursday night was buried here to-day in plot of ground belonging to the estate. which was his summer hon1e Rev Howard Hill of Concord conduct ed the service, which was attended by about 300 townspeople and other friends of the deceased. The body was brought here yesterday following the funeral services held in New York
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ASSETS.
Sans and discounts .....

Xl M the clearing house committee. is He'd the following statement tonight:
 The National Bank of North ltnerica has decided to withdraw Nom membership In the Clearing House association and to liquidate Ihder authority of the comptroller of Ne currency. This redempt of tho 3lnk is regarded as the simplest Afthod of liquidating The exchanges 3fth the bank will not be made at $le clearing house tomorrow morn flg While the clearing house com Hfttee regard the growing surplus and Approved condition of the banks as Highly favorable to a complete re it mpt of the loan certificates the NRtement that the banks are being HIrced to retire them has no foun-
 tltion in fact"
 M President Havemever said tonight Mat he believed the bank was entire N solvent and that with careful Hqui- Milton the stockholders will receive HIT for their stock.
 8lThe National Bank of North Amer ah has a capital of S2, 100000 and on iHlgust 22 last, when a report was 9bde by it to the comptroller of the |alrrencv, it showed deposits of s19.- A,7 .00o. This sum had been largely lald gradually decreased by with slawals during and subsequent to the
 lnic and on December 3. the date of lai next report, the bank showed de f1lsits of s6,926.00 and cash on hand Hd sSs1.000. Since that time. accord HE to President Havemeyer's state
 tn. the deposits have shrunk still HlrtheT and to-day they amount of
 lly a little over SS,000,000 The Alnk which had been know as the ;4Egest of the seziD Of Morse fnan-
 IN institutions y-derwent a reorgan- Milton in October.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-27
BRISTOL MAIN RAIDED
Police Get Thirty-five Men and the
 Birds in Sunday Morning Match.

Bristol, Jan. Thirty-five arrests were made in a raid on cooking main here early today, and in addition ten of the birds were captured by the po- lice under Chief Belden. The main was in full blast when the officers arrived Many of the spectators made escape by jumping through windows, taking window panes and sashes with them, thereby damaging the house consider ably. During the excitement a stove was overturned. starting fire, but the flames were quenched before any serious damage had been done
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-27
WEATHER RECORD.

Washington. Jan 2s.-Forecast for Monday and Tuesday,
 Fore Eastern New York: Rain or snow Monday, colder in the afternoon; high southwest to northwest winds, Tuesday. fair. colder
 For New England: Snow in north, rain in south portion Monday, colder by evening. high southwest to west winds; Tuesday fair. colder
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-27
KING OF CHEssMEN DEAD.

St. Petersburg Jan 26-T Tehigor- in, the noted chess master. died here today. He was born in 1850 Tchie- orin teok pa-: in many national and international tournaments and on a number of occasions was high in the list of winners
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-27
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED
Howard (. Nibbert. of This City. to
 Wed Fraulein Frieda Reuther.
lsreclal tc the JonrraI-Conrierl

Boston. Jan. 2s.-The engagement is announced here of Fraulien Frieis Reuther. an instructor fa German at Wellesley college, to Howard C. vib- bert, of 702 Orange street, New Haven.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-27
Noosrp CHURCH pEprc.rrn

Moosup. Jan. 2e-Dedicatory exereis- es were held to-day to mark the com pleteion Of the new Methodist Episco- pal edifce. which the society has just built at a cost of about s7.510.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-27
NIkADo.s MorHER-rN-LAw DEAD.

Tokio. Jan 27-It was officially an nounced yesterday that Lady Ichijo mother of the empress. died aJnuary 2S, al the age of eighty years.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-27
LOCAL WEATHER REPORT.

New Haven. January 2s. lsos.
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Citation.


State of North Dakota, County of
CASH County Court, Before Hon.
Al. G.. Hanson, Judge.
In the matter of the estate of Jos
eph A.. Fagot, deceased:
Amelia S. Fagot, administrative, VS..
John ]. Fagot, Arthur Al. Fagot, jose
eph j. Fagot. and Edna M. Fagot, and
John a. Yunker, as special guardian
Of said John j. Fagot, Arthur A. Fagot,
Joseph j. F'agot and Edna M. Fagot,
minors, espondents.--Notice and Ci-
tation, Hearing OF Final Account.
The state Of North Dakota to the
above named respondents, and all
persons interested in said estate:
You are hereby notified that the A.
nal account or Amelia g. Fagot, ad-
ministratrix of the estate Of Joseph A.
F'agot, late of the village of Reming-
ton, ia the county of Jasper and state
OF Indiana. deceased, has been rem
dered to this court, therein showing
that the estate Of said deceased IS
ready for final settlement and distri-
button, and petitioning that her ac-
count be allowed, the residue of said
estate be distributed to the persons
thereunto entitled, her administration
closed and she be discharged; that
Monday, the asth day OF October "A.
ID. 1908, at 10 O'clock in the forenoon
of that day, at the courtroom OF this
court, in the courthouse. in the city
or Fargo, county OF cass and state OF
North Dakota, has been duly APP
pointed by this court for the settle
ment thereof, at which time and place,
any person interested in said estate
may appear and file his exceptions In
writing to said account and petition
and contest the same.
And you. the above named respond
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The Bar on Wheels,

New York Sun: Nowadays III the
big hotels OF this town that are con-
stantly introducing innovations for the
amusement or the comfort Of their
guests you don't have TO wait for a
drink until the waiter travels all the
way to the bar and back. The newest
institution Is the portable bar. stand
on rollers. whic hthe waiter will wheel
up to your table. There are several
brands OF Scotch, irish. and rye wiiis-
kies, brandies, liquors, and light
wines, from which you may make a
selection. Usually the bar on wheels
holds all the necessaries for the making
OF a cocktail Hotel managers say that
the dirigible bar Is decidedly popular
with people who like to see exactly
what they are getting when they order
d drink and with folk who have d
hurry-up thirst.
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to Cardinal Gibbons in Baltimore, a
vacancy occasioned blythe recent death
of Bishop Curtis, or be assigned to one
of the new dioceses II not to Santa Fe.
Assistant for Cardinal.
Besides all these promotions tits I'M
.dersteod that more American bishops
are to be named for the Philippines,
and that in addition to Bishop Paul
Rhode OF Chicago. consecrated last
July; Bishop Joseph M Koudelka Of
Cleveland, consecrated last January,
and Bishop Stephen ortynsky of Phil
adelphia. sent here by Rome last year.
there will be several Others OF these
auxiliaries named to deal specially
with the different races, notably the
Italians, Poles ard Slavs.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
ATTORNEYS.

..t Al IOnNEIO o.
BARNETT & RICHARDSON, ATToR.
neys at Law. OFFICES, 4 and 8 Morton
building, Broadway.
block, Broadway, Fargo. Probate prac-
tice q speciality.
TURNER, H. R., ATTORNEY AT Law.
Offices In Edwards building, Broadway.
Practices In all courts.
MILLER. HENRY r., ATTORNEY AM.
Counselor at Law. Over Fargo National
q Bank, BLOCK, Fargo.
ROBINSON, J. E., ATTORNEY AT LAW,
612 Front street, Fargo Practices In all
EMERSON H. SMITH, ATTORNEY,
Commercial Bank building, Fargo. Prac-
\ tices In all courts. Particular care given
to probatihg estates.
PHYSICIANS.
r. j. CAMPBELL. n. D.-PRACTICE LIN
tied to diseases OF women-Genito-U rlnary
- Over Mcdonald Drug Stores Front 81.
DIR. g. N. CALL.ANDER. PHYSICIAN
and Surgeon. Officc deLendrecie block.
Hours, II to IL, B to 6, to 8. Tele-
phone s45'R. office; Basil, residence.
Fargo. n. d. ~
DR.. a. G. NORRIS. PHYSICIAN AND
eos Front street. Hours: Q to y, 2 70
5, and 7 to 5. Telephone 1043-iI,
office; 1o43-K, residence.
DIR. PAUL SORENESS. PHYSICIAN
and Surgeon. Office third door Edwards
building, Fargo.
BARROW d wIEBLE, PHYSICIANS
and Surgeons. OFFICES. deLendrecie
s blpeh, cvIner seventh street south and
N. ~ s i = . !.
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,ents, and each Of you, are
hereby cited and required then
and there to be and appear
before this court and show cause, II
any you have, why said account shall
not be allowed. the residue OF said es-
tate distributed, the administration Of
said estate closed, and said admins
tratrix discharged.
Dated this 25th day of September,
A. ID. 1903
BY the Court;
A. g. HANSON.
(seall -T..dge Of the County Court.
w. j. CIapp,
Attorney FOR Administrators.
lsept. &c, Oct. 8. 10, II. 24.)
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CALENDAR. Statesmen.

The Whitehead & Hoag Co.
Desire a first-class, thorough
ly experienced local and trav-
cling representative for its
new line of color and wall and
desk advertising calendars;
Original, copyrighted designs,
new ideas and novel fea-
lures; second to none on the
market today; applications
must be accompanied by sat
isfactory references and full
particulars as to previous ex-
perience in this line. Address
The Whitehead e. Hoag Co.,
. Calendar Dept, Newark, N. j.
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Popular Wants
HousE EoR sALE.

-
FOR SALE--Six-room house and barn,
at 1346 Fifth avenue north. Apply
s7S5, Third street north.
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FOR MiScELLANEouS
s~-S~~~O~~~~-~-~~~-~0~~~@
FOR SALE-Fresh mich COW. 4o6
Eighth street south,
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NURSE.

~
NURSE q. Chappell; medical, surgir
cal and Maternity. Address SOC
Twelfth street north.
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UNDERWRITERS.
AND LICENSED EMBAL6ER--FUNE
Of Supplies. j. f. Rice, South Broad.
way. Office south Of Moodys store.
PIANO TUNER.
PROF. VIM. KLIMMEK, ia NINTH AVENUE
South. Expert tuning and repairing
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AGENTS WANTED.

N~~~~~-~0~~~-~~~~ ~~~-~~~~~~~e~~~~~~~~~~-~~~>
every month sure,
selling our wonderful eight-pieee
kitchen set; send for sworn state
ment of $12 daily profit; outfit free.
Thomas Mfg. Co., $50 Jefferson street,
Dayton, Ohio.
$103,50 per month
selling wonderful sharpening
patented scissors and cutlery; v. L..
Giebner sold a. pairs ms hours, made
S13; you can do it: we show how;
free outfit. Thomas Mfg. Co., 5S6
Fourth street, Dayton, Ohio.
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LUMBEH AND Woon

FOh SALE--Lumber anA wood OF All
Kinds. At mil. II. o. Hagen. Peli-
can hapias. MINI. r. T. D.. Ne. a