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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-02-22

Lumber is on the ground this
week for the new Ice Plant.
There is a baby reported at the
home of fireman Shearer, born on
Tuesday last.
James Lawson has the contract
tor a $4,000 residence for Pro-
bate Clerk, r. p. Donohoo, to be
built in MCGEE Addition, south of
the school house.
Mrs. Albert Ewald, daughter OF
Doctor and Mrs. Herring, return
cd home to Liberal, Kansas, yes
terday. She had spent three weeks
here visiting the family.
G.. w. Peters and Miss Dora
Reedy, both of Tucumcari, were
married at the Baptist church at
$3.50 p. m. Saturday, Rev. Milton
hNcCSc OhISldtiHB'
Elwood M. Heman will begin
the erection in a short time of a
two-story store building next to
the Carter building. This is to be
a modern building in every respect
and when completed will be among
the best in the city.
The Young Mems Club have
offered the use Of their club rooms
to the Business Mems League for
temporary quarters. Both the
Young Mems Club and the Bust
ness Mems League are considering
the advisability Of erecting a build
ing of their own.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-02-22
- Henfeather

In the past week four or FIVE
business men from eastern points
have been in Tucumcari looking
for store rooms to open business.
The demand for business houses
is so imperative that some one is
going to have to get a move on
him and put up a few more good
buildings.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1908-09-12

When he stopped he left the throttle
on the second speed. threw of the
gear-clutoh, applied the emergency
brake, and skidded into the ditch on
his tires. They are cut through The
engine was not burned out from being
left running. for the machine is of a
type which dlsconnects the batteries
when the gear-olutch is thrown. No
expert motorist ever did such bung-
ling lob"
Perhaps Edgerton was a new hand
at the game"
mo. On our way back | have been
trying to think where / had heard his
name before. just recalled 1t. He
drove his own car IN the races at
Washington park last year. must
pay more attention to sports"
When we entered the gloomy cor.
ridors OF Central station. Clarke at
once sought out Inspector Ship, who
happened TO be In charge, and begged
for an interview with Edgerton.
Here We met a stumbllng-block of
formidable proportions. Inspector Ship
returned with the word that the pris-
onsr, absolutely refused to see aryone,
Then. Inspector. wish you wound
lock me up in the cage next to Edger-
ton, and preferably on. the side his
bunk is on. II that one is empty You
lean do that, can't you, and leave me
there for an hour? may be able to
interest him through the grating"
Better so out and have your
luncheon in the meantime, Sexton.
aid Clarke. as he and the inspector
disappeared down the mon stairway.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1908-09-12

The question Of payment, Miss Nor
rison, Is Of the smallest consequence.
Services such as mine cannot be
ticketed with price and sold as com.
modities. will serve you just as will
ingly II nothing is said on the financial
side. Now, II we are TO fight this bat.
tie against circumstances. first let us
take an account OF our resources.
will repeat to you the evidence con-
tanned in the newspaper reports, and
you are to tell me wherein It tallies
with the facts and to give me any
further information you can. Are you
strong enough for the ordeal?'
20, yes, Mr.. Clarke. | am strong
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1908-09-12
IN DEADLY [HBR9 CT
MEW MERT Z0GKED

enough for anything II 1t will prove
Arthur innocent"
Then | win call my confrere. Mr.
Sexton, 10 take notes and We viii go
over the case In detail"
was easily found, for though pre-
tending to read. | admit was taking
In the conversation from my position
behind the portlere.
Now them continued Clarke the
papers say that Mr. Edgerton called at
your apartment building. the Patio at
1880 o'clock last night. That ne found
Garner there and stayed only about
ten minutes. That he and Garner LEFT
together. entered Edgerton's sutomo.
bile, and started north. Now what oc-
CURED during those ten minutes?"
"Oh, Mr. Clarke, Il happened just as
the papers say, only they have added
many horrible things that are not
so. They say Arthur was insanely
Jealous OF Harrison and that he left
me In rage He wasn't Il bit jeal-
Gus"
Had Mr. Edgerton any business
roubles?
None that ! know of. Papa said
Just the other evening that his factory
had orders enough ahead to run It q
year"
|nIua.Qw. Miss Morrison, did you notice
49,
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1908-09-12

line and had settled in Brazil to make
his fortune. which he did most sue.
cessfully acquiring. in the course Of
time. an extensive ranch and large
holdings of city property.
81 have performed this duty to the
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1908-09-12

for your sake. propose to find out II
there is any hope"
"oh, do, Mr.. Clarke, and ! will pay
you anything. | am wealthy in my
own right and they cannot prevent me
from giving II all to save Arthur"
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1908-09-12

TT certainly looked black for Ar
| thur Edgerton. Even Clarke, who
IL usually. | find, is inclined to let
his sympathies rest with the accused
until all shadow of doubt is dispelled,
was hard put to find, excuses for him
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1908-09-12

for luncheon met some friends, jovlal
good fellows. and we tarried long over
the coffee and cigars. When | finally
broke away. | realized in dismay that
fully two hours had elapsed since |
parted from Clarke. hurried at once
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1908-09-12
Man with Greatest Deductve Powers Know

Ir1SiSnificanf Personal
Trdif Overlooked By
Police Leads TO Vr7rox,-
cling of Dupiicify and
q Won1or1S U7e0axering
Detection.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1908-09-12

VSi"t
An
r.
,o
Els
.ummer
klamath
as snent a
IN Of last
rasd we're
,onths 70.
,nantt,v ~,
y pao,ec
n
: i 81.
< * 49, .,,ros, 'o
y ~ IN, raar pooes
81 " 's,,,'.,, A., horsas
MA ,sas ,hrown over
~ ~
jarttn, frelght conductor,
of Ogden umh was crushed
IN a collision on the North
Acihc railroad a. Avon apout
miles vest o. Butte. Martin was
|eblox n the fcaboose OF an extrs
tI't> train.
rhr. wnrIlke Piltes of Inyo county,
u xho have. been always more or
6n hostile. TOT ,ile whites occupancy
n their territory are now 80 vigor
1ntly o'',cctink ID the seizure of their
sfpr r1ehia By Dos Angeles that the
+ 1&1i.cr4 fear trouble.
4 .v.os stanwood Pierce. aged 7s
+ L-1- III. ,,.,a -, h,s homo in ,racona
y "a 2. I Z, ~ 49, a,,.,.,,, 80 De-
-p'', 10 III. ~ ,"as : voa' ~. " aaS
r.%~~ r.sh.a,,1 p,roa cove 20 ,he
+ rs n '.'r~s,,son, 49,, Etc. ,or no
"a. Z. ~ y. r<..,ao,,,h AZ IT
4 ~ 4 - ~ -
a ~ r r"'+ ~ ou''"" ""o
<creu eFnan near Spearnsh' o.
~ oelicveQ TO be In hiding near
1lcft ip the northern part OF Crook
lInty. Wyo,ning. A sheriff and
{Wal deputies have taken the tran
nope % p'1ng IN me Outlaw
~ tnY wyoming coal mines shut
Pm ,py re rtrike OF the miners have
4&IpIi@e OF ccil on hand and there IL
little fear Of an immediate coal fam
Ipe. A But q dispatch announces that
Ne Ar1Ql ,tRbnted Copper mines have
Aeoal. OF .eoai on .tcnd.
Aftor September 10 apple grow
(. 81 me Pacific Northwest will be re
\ ouked ID nay sharp increase !. In
Ifr<cht rates to market their apples
Z M the east The biggest advances
IL mace to points west OF the Mis-
/. tdnri river. whereas advances &c
p1Ints east OF the Missouri river are
dkght.
& Dewey, the l0-year.old son OF II
u Back, Cheyenne contractor
hund a cartridge In the alley at his
|&ome and after extracting the bullet
a. placed the shell on rock and
hammered It until II exploded. A
piece OF the shell struck young Bn,h
+. ~ the left breast. killing him aim ,si
{ |nstantly.
4 Hheriff smalley OF Cheyenne has
4 llcAr(ked a quantity of dynamite and
tine II me back yard OF the home
iaccntiK occupied by Charles Smith
who was shot a few DAYS ago while
rcaisting arrest. and who is believed
10 have robbed large number OF
stores and residences during the past
few years.
il is reliably reported at New
rfstle, wyoming. that the narrow
gauge railroad extending from Spear
}lsh. s. d.. to the Black Hills ma
tioral forest north OF Nwcastle, is &c
lie standardized and extended TO
Newcastle early next year. The
present terminus OF the road is only
~ mics INSTANT
Passenger and freight rates on the
Pacific coast may be Increased ir the
Plans considered at a meeting OF OF
t'cials OF the Union Pacific railway at
tre Auditorium Annex hotel at chi
cage tne other day are fruitful, inc
neeung was secret one. put X was
0(fIHIfU innl Nn lntIIuteu IHIlU I1ll
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1908-09-12

was why noticed It, but l suppose II
was nervousness that caused him to
change"
When she left clarke's eyes danced
with excitement.
When We reached the scene of the
tragedy we found the machine stand
Ing apparently Just as the murderer
had left II, the front wheels in the
ditch and the hind wheels elevated by
the grade of the roadway A dark pool
of blood in the tonneau told its own
story.
IAN automatic" he quietly re-
marked Nothing but a steel-jacketed
bullet could go clear through the body
OF man and then cut so clean fur
row. There are no signs OF a struggle,
The polish of that woodwork hasn't a
scratch on II. which wouldn't be likely
II there had been a fight Officer, are
you sure these levers haven't been
touched since the body was found2"
Eyes, sir, came with the wagon
last night and they were just that way.
The lieutenant left Clancy to guard Il
and ! relieved him at eight. Neither
OF us have touched them"
Sexton, II is my solemn =,
that Edgerton was not IN
mobile when the KIM
a simple thing, -
siye.
"The mac
ondary spec
The Washington times., 1908-10-20

/ Grating or leasing the Brightwood Rail-
way, be required 10 operate through
cars every half hour alternately be-
tween the District line and the heart
OF the city ana TakCma Park and the
Sd11e point during that portion OF the
day when cars are now being operated
over its line, not including the time
mentioned when all cars shall RIM
through. ~
Third-That the Washington Railway
and Electric Company, now controIling.
operating or leasing the Brightwood
Railway, be required to operate at all
times sufficient number of cars over
its lines so as to provide a comfOrtable
convenient, and expeditions passage for
its patrons.
FOurth-That the Washington Rail-
way and Electric Company now con-
trolling, operating, or leasing the
BrtghtwoOd railway be required to pro-
vide the transfer arrangements at the
loop as suggested in my report dated
September S, 1908, and read before this
commission at the meeting held Sep
tember 10. 1908.
The Washington times., 1908-10-20
OFFERS WOMEN JOBS:
SHUT OUT OF MAILS
PostoffiCe Issues Fraud Order
Against Griffin Novelty
Company.

The GTiIin Novelty Company. at 90
East Fort-eth street, New York city,
which advertised positions for women
at SO per week addressing envelopes.
has been denied the further use of the
mails by the Postofiice Department. a
fraud order having been issued against
the concern today.
1t was found on investigation that
TO all who answered the advertisement
and sent the stipulated sum of % cents
a small package of needles wOuId he
sent. with q statement that for a fur
Their remittance Of s. a larger supply
Of needles would be sent, together with
full details for conducting a profitable
mail order business"
The Washington times., 1908-10-20
BnghtBood Wins Decision
In Car Line Controversy

The District Electric Railway Com
mission this afternoon gave out the re-
suit of the hearings that have been
held before that body, on the COM
plants OF residents Of Brightwood. in
the form Of a number of recommended
tions, the request Of the Brightwood
citizens for a through service is upheld.
The report contains the following
recommends ions:
First-That on and after December l.
l9OS. the Washington Railway and Elec-
TIC Company now controlling. operating
or leasing the Brightwood railway be
required to operate every car through
from the District line and Takoma Park
10 some point in the heart of the city
between the hours OF Z and 3 a. m and
$50 and $50 .. m.
SEtOno-IhGt on and after Decpmbe..
l. IsUS, the Washington Railway and
EteCIFlc company, now controlling. op-
The Washington times., 1908-10-20
WASHINGTON STOCKS STRONGER
UNDER LIGHT OFFERINGS AND
GOOD DEMAND.

There wasn't much doing on the
Washington Stock Exchange. but this
was due more 10 the fact that holders
Of Washington securities have a high
opinion OF the value Of their securities
and are not anxious to sell save at
higher prices.
There were no Capital Traction 5's
sold, but they were wanted and high
figures bid. The As Of the Washington
Railway and Electric Company were
In good demand and steady at S2k &.
S2$s. the latter price marking the
close.
Washington Railway preferred sold
at 81, this being a considerable ad-
vance over the last previous sale.
A sale or National Union Insurance,
500 shares, was made at 6. A small
lot of Capital Traction found q buyer
at 1907.
The Washington times., 1908-10-20
SQUIRRELS LOADED;
FULL OF DYNAMITE
Hunters Wonder What Result Will
Be IF One of the Animals
is Shot.

WINsTED, Conn, Oct 2O.-AIex- W.
Regner, a laborer. left ten sticks OF
dynamite beside large rock beneath a
chestnut tree Sunday while he drilled
holes n other rocks preparatory 10
blowing them to pieces.
When he went for the explosive he
found squirrels busy eating the stuff.
little OF which remained he thinks
they must have boarded most Of 1t, but
hunters are wondering what will be the
result, if they happen TO shoot the dy-
squirrels.
The Washington times., 1908-10-20
MRS. ANNIE SILSBY
WINS DIVORCE SUIT

Mrs. Annie B. Silsby, the woman, who
was found working in n Pennsylvania
avenue hotel. after she had been miss
ing for eight days. today was divorced
from her husband. Howard W. Silsby. a
Seventh street druggist.
In the decree, Judge Barnard granted
the wife alimOny of $40 per month for
one year. and conditional $50 per
month thereafter
The custody OF their two children 5
given to the husband.
The Washington times., 1908-10-20
"DRYS" CLOSE TOUR.

WORCESTER, Mass. Oct 2O.-The
ProhibitiOnist candidates for President
and Vice Pres dent, Eugene w. Chain
and Aaron Watkins. arrived here this
morning from Hartford. where tbev
wound w their Connecticut speaking
tour last night.
The Washington times., 1908-10-20
RAILWAY BOWLERS
BEAT TIMES TEAM

In the warmest contest Of the series
between the Washington. Baltimore
and annapolis Electric Railway Com
pany;s duckpin team and the team ~
The Washington T mes the electro
lyteS" were victorious
This is the third successive defeat
FOR The Times team-twO in Baltimore
and one in Washington
The "electrolytes" viii play - Wash
ington next Monday eveniES Vi the
Royal alleys.
The Washington times., 1908-10-20
COURT RECORD OF THE DISTRICT

to amend declaration and case contin-
ued fer the term. Plaintiffs attorney,
G Darlington: defendants attorney, Z.
Edward Mitchell.
No 1898 Winston VS.. Harrison; Ger
titled 70 Circuit Court No. . Plaintiff 6
attorney, D. S. MackaI: defendant s
attorneys. Darr, Peyser & Taylor
No. JJll2 Johnston et ell VS.. Holmes:
verdict for plaintiff for 5000. Plain
THIS attorney, c. L Fraiey- defend
No. 1885. Waite Us. Waite. Judgment
on verdict PLAINTIFFS attorneys, VIII
son * Barksdale; defendants attorneys.
Leckie. Fulton & Cox.
No. 5lo25- United States ex rel Rag
Lahd vs. Secretary Of the Interior. rule
10 show cause returnable November
.. 1sOo Petitioners attorneys, Sleman
No. 5l026 United States e1 rel White
VS. Secretary OF the Interior: rule TO
snow cause returnable November 6
lsuo. Petitioners attorneys, Sleman &
Called today.)
No. 4lOl korJek vs. Washington
Railway and Electric Company: on
trial Plaintiffs attorneys. Thomas J.
AacHey and W. P. PlUmley. defend
ant attorneys, J J. Darlington and
r p. Behrend
No. 50sS9. James Goold Company vs..
Chambers; judgment by default Plain
uns attorneys, Tucker < Kenyon.
Circuit Court, No. 2.
CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
Called tOday.)
No 5UJl6- OrrisOn vs. Washington
Railway and Electric Company. cer.i-
fed 10 Circuit Court No. J. PIaintiffs
attorneys. Lambert & Mclean: defend
ants attorney, J. J. Darlington.
District Court.
JUSTICE ANDERSON.
Called yesterday
United states VS.. Four Barrels OF
Liquid; Orcer 10 take four samples for
analysis
In re change Of grade damages; find Of
commission approved.
Probate Court.
JUSTICE WRIGHT.
Called yesterday
Estate OF James DAILY; petition for let
terS testamentary fled ATTORNEY.
Charles J. Murphy.
In re- William H Dickerson: petitior
TOT appointment Of guardian 6Ied At
torney. W. g. Martin.
Estate Of Mary E. Findley: petition
Tor probate OF Will filed Attorneys.
Hamilton, Colbert. Yerkes & Hamilton
Estate Of Sarah T. Hannay: will dared
April 20 1904, and cOdicil dated October
Il. 1871 filed. naming Washington Loan
and Trust Company executor. Attorney.
John 3. Larner.
The Washington times., 1908-10-20
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS ON
WASHINGTON EXCHANGE

Washington Railway and Electric 4
per cent S1,O00GS2l4. S1sO006S2I[. $1,000
SIS. S0CdS3, 8. OOOGS2ss
Washington Railway and Electric pre-
ferred. 106S4
Mergenthaler, 5d208.
National Metropolitan Bank, 16Z2O
American Security and Trust 1d217.
After cal-WashingtOn Railway and
Electric As 3, 0000S29s, 81. O00gIS27s
National Union Insurance, 4OOQ6.
Capital Traction, 3Gl3O%
The Washington times., 1908-10-20
NEW YORK COTTON
GAINS FOUR POINTS

NEW YORK, Oct. 2o.-The cotton mar
ket opened frmer at an advance OF one
to four points. Better Liverpool advices
were the cause Of the stronger tone.
There was very little change during the
rest Of the session, the market being
less active as the day advanced
The Washington times., 1908-10-20
DISTRICT SUPREME COURT.
Equity Court, No. I.
JUSTICE BARNARD
J 2 > 7 INL Oh ny 4 I'D
tDalled YESTERDAY D


Stewart VS.. Stewart; order overriding
demurrers. COmplalnants solicitor. i.
H David, defendants solicitors, L h.
Thomas, r. Lewis. J. J. Waters, and X.
T. Winfield
Vale VS.. Baxter; order substituting
trustee Complainant's solicitor, J. H
Adriaans-
smith VS.. Cook: Thomas P Wood
ward, Frank J. Wissner, and oscar
Luckett appointed trustees 10 sell; bond
$4,000 Complainants solicitors, Car
Isle q Lucketti defendant SOLICITORS
i. J Nlssner ard 7. z. Woodward.
Fisher vs.. BrinkerhO-s: restraining or
der returuable October 80. Complain
ants solicitor. W. A. Johnston.
Called today
No. 21s5S. Sender vs. Hoover; order
releasing property from Mechanics Eel--
COmplainants solicitors ". Q. Balders-
ton and Bates Warren; defendants so
licitor' George r. Williams.
Equity Court, No. \.
JUSTICE WRIG zrr.
Called yesterds y
complaint dismissed. Decree for de-
PENDANT. Compartments solicitor. e L.
Gies: defendants solicitors. G. p Nc
Glue and J. J. Hamilton.
No M Hartung vs. Hartung. de-
cree granting absolute divorce to COM
plainant. Plaintiffs solicitor II. +.
Moultoni defendants solicitor, E l.
Cies
No. 27S23. Holmes vs.. Holmes: argued
ana submitted Compartments So
ncitOrs, J A Noriarlty and r. L. Mon
tague. defendants solicitor, N T
Crutchfield and J. W. Blackburn. jr.
Called tOdRy.)
Nos. 23S12 and 5000. simmons vs.
Simmons; cases consolidated for trial.
Compliments solicitor, p. NJ. Brown:
defendants solicitor. Alex. Bell
No. 1854. Matthews VS.. Williams. de-
cree perfecting title. Compartments So
hcitOr, c H Cragin.
No 1898 Cooke VS.. Schmidt: excep-
tons Overruled. auditors report con
hrmed. and Distribution ordered. Com
plainant's solicitor. Leon Tobriner: de-
PENDANTS solicitors. Z. s. Bailey, A. E
Shoemaker. and Leo p Harlow
Circuit Court, No. I.
JUSTICE STAFFORD.
Called yesterday
No. Jo55l. Block VS. Keller: demurrer
70 declaration Overruled, with leave 70
defendant 10 move for bin Of particulars
IN three days Plaintiffs attorneys
Wolf & Rosenberg; defendants attor-
neys, Darr. Peyser & Taylor.
No. 1873. Mason VS.. Cuuinane: con
tinUed for the term. Plaintiffs at
tOrneys. Wolf & Rosenberg; defendants
attorneys. NJ. J. Keane.
No 1898. Evans VS.. Dawson; leave
The Washington times., 1908-10-20
WHEAT WAS FIRMER
AND CORN EASIER
Chicago Markets Moderately Ac-
tive, But Within Narrow
Range.

CHICAGO. Oct. 2O.-Steady cables ana
reports Of frost damage in south Of
Argentine offset the rains in winter
wheat belt, and caused an advance Of
about q at the start. Finley Darrell
was the best buyer Selling on the
bulge by some prominent houses caus-
ed a reaction TO under yesterdays
close. Liverpool comes unchanged to
sd higher. Northwest receipts. 7Sg
against ~ a year ago Minneapolis
stocks increase 10000 bushels for three
DAYS
The Washington times., 1908-10-20
THE CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished by r. F. Hutton
& Co. members New York Stock Tx
change, G. Bowie Chapman. manager.
1901 + street northwest
The Washington times., 1908-10-20
Slight Reaction Soon Over.
TODAY'S PRICES ON
NEW YORK EXCHANGE

CQuotstions furnished by W. B. Hubs 4
Co, bankers and brokers. HiDbs Building
members New York Stock Exchange. Wash
ington Stock Exchange and Chicago BOARD Of
Traded
The Washington times., 1908-10-20

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dresses OF the brair- nervous system be,rf
stomach and kidneys Doctors service a15
medicine, 81. Consultation free Sc cor sfS
- ; aus NV. hours; 10 to ]. to 3
sel1-tf
The Washington times., 1908-10-20
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The Washington times., 1908-10-20
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The Washington times., 1908-10-20

Electing a man to office is as sr-s
a way Of discovering his faults =
marrying him
The Washington times., 1908-10-20

Moses Oct. Linen and Lace Curtain Sale.
-Advt.
The Washington times., 1908-10-20
Money Loaned SaIaried People

end othe-s. without security. easy paymsors
ofdces in g principal cities: save yourssls
money BY getting my terms frst D.
The Washington times., 1908-10-20
Poultry.

Live POultry-Chickens. spring. .arge, per
ID l5i2al4c; small. lslkal5c; hens. small, per
10, PFC; large. l2c: ROSTERS. per h., Sc:
ducks large, per b.. 11a12c: small sal0c:
geese per h., Sc turkeys, toms, per h.
l4c. hens per H.. 1faI5c
Dressed Poultry-Turkeys, undrawn Der
ID. hens, 17aIsc; toms. I5aI7c: chickens. large
per d. l5al4ci small. lie. hens. per ID
lSalSc: rooster. per ID, Sc. ducks. large per
ID, halle. small. lie; geese. per h.. IlaIZc
The Washington times., 1908-10-20

Wash. Ry. & Electric Fs...-.. s2lE s21z