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Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-01
ures at Omaha Yesterday:

Severe frost Wednesday night mas done
great damage 10 fruit in Iowa. The
freeze extended into Missouri and north
east Kansas. Snow fell in Ohio and Ken
lucky. Page i
Publishers of United States state their
case against the Paper trust at the COM
mittce investigation at Washington
Page q
Program for the prelates who are ceie-
hrating the centenary of Catholicity in
New York is an elaborate one. Page /
Contest in Marshalltown, Ia. between
strikers and strike breakers on Iowa Cen
trail road has narrowed down to a hard
contest. Page !
Republicans of Maine endorse Secretary
Taft for president but do not instruct
for him. Page
Possibility the Osborne -Maloney mar
riage may he annuled and that the mar
riage OF Miss Maloney to Samuel Clarkson
may be observed formally. Fage 1
House committee takes favorable action
upon the bill to purchase homes for en-
bassies and legations FOR the United
States. Page 1
Official report at Washington shows
that the use of water power along the
Appalachian system depends upon the
preservation of forests. Page 1
Statement given out at New York that
Governor Hughes is in the race for presi-
dent to stay until there is candidate
chosen. Page q
japanese training cruiser Matsushima
goes down because of explosion of mhga-
zine, Page 1
NEBRASKA.
Mrs Edward Fenner of Nebraska city
tn
husband Page 3
Dogs lose trace of Bert Taylor near
Kensington, Kan Page 3
q Statement of state treasurer shows al
most 100000 on hand but greater por-
tion will be paid out to schools in May
Automobile driver held for killing Miss
Smith. Union Pacific files statement Of
value of it's property. Page .
LOCAL.
County Assessor Shriver completes as
sessment of railroad properties in Omaha
showing value in tangible property alone
to be worth more than $1,000, 600.
Page 7
Rev. Charles w. Savidge SAYS social evil
in Omaha is in the worst conditions It has
been in twenty-five years as result Of
recent radical action. which he declares
was a move for the worst. Page 10
District judges decide to appoint new
park board 10 take place of present board
appointed by mayor and council. thus hop
ing to settle controversy. Page 5
District Judge points out TO voters the
urgent need for voting bonds for new
court house because of entirely made
quate condition OF present building.
Page s
coHznHERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL.
Live stock markets. Page z
Grain markets. Page
Stocks and bonds. Page 7
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-01
PriNate Rank CIo.e..

DANNILLE,. H., April 3O-The private
bank OF Malone & Son at Cayuga, Ind.
did not open today. II was closed by order
OF the state bank examiner and will be
placed in charge 81 a receiver The insti-
tuition Is reported short about S35 COO II
was eapitalized at $1,000 and had deposits
OF 5000
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-01
HeIIe nd Anna at Rame.

ROME. April SO.-Mme. Gould and Prince
de sagan arrived here today from Naples.
The entire party went TO the Grand hotel
From Rome Nine. Gould and the prince
will SO direct TO the French Rivera.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-01

HDIAH mat III NAplbHAOu OlSh
stern magazine Of the cruiser q
at 4Os o'clock this morning VIII, *
ins al Makang a harbor on the Z 8
islands The Matsushima immeda <
until only the bridge was visible 81
Efforts at rescue by boats n
cruisers Hashidate and Itsukushin con-
tinued until a. M. saving the lives OF l4l
men, including some officers. The majority
OF the officers we're not saved, and at the
time OF the admlrals report the cadets
numbered fifty-eight out of a complement
OF 300.
The sons OF Baron Chinda. vice minister
sf the foreign office, and OF Prince oyama.
field marshal. are among the cadets who it
is feared arc lost, also Captains Name,
Yoshmori and Tashiro.
The cause of the explosion is unknown.
Few Details of DIstaster.
WASHINGTON April so.--Baron Taxa
hra, the Japanese ambassador. was just
about 20 start for the state department to-
day when representative of the Asso-
ciated Press Showed him the dispatch from
Toxic tellnk, of the loss Of life by the ex-
plosion on the cruiser Matsushima. 1t was
the first news the ambassador had re-
celvcd Of The tragedy ana he expressed deep
regret over the occurrence.
With their usual caution and conserva-
tism, the naval officials at Toxic evidently
are obtaining all the ir' nation possible
before giving out any sdr feport of the
disaster. No report of the explosion
reached tho Navy department during the
morning from the American naval attache
az Toxic.
Naval officers who at once looked up the
record OF the cruiser drew the conclusion
that it's loss was not q heavy one to the
Japanese navy. II was of less than 5000
tons displacement and OF type which has
not bern followed since it's construction.
ITS prinoipsI historic record consists OF its
part in the war between Japan and China
when Il was the flagship OF Admiral Ito
In tho battle OF the Yalu river. II also
particirAtode IN sthe shaitle OF the sea of
Japan. The cruiser had no armor 1t is
ciasscd as a school ship.
Theories as 10 Cause.
Based on the first advices. naval experts
inferred that the explosion was caused by
either a defective electric wire, an electric
fuse or deterioration In the stock of smoke
less powder affected by heat The de-
terioration Of powder causing It to ignite
and explode is ono OF the constant dangers
aboard war vessels. Every navy except
the United States has installed cooling
machines In the magazines OF their ships
Of recent type for .he purpose of maintain
ing an even temperature. II is not re-
garded as probable that the Matsushima
had such apparatus installed. as It was
considered as out OF date as a fighting
ship. dispatch TO the naval attache Of
the Japanese embassy from Toxic says that
those saved include three officers, twenty
four cadets, seven noncommissioned Of
ficers and lll Of the crew.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-01
IOWA MAN ELECTED PRESIDENT
Chosen First Heed of Congregational
BrotherhoOd of Americe-Ne-
braSkan on List.

DETROIT Mich, April SO--President ].
II. Main Of Iowa college at Grinnell. Ia,
was today elected the first president of the
Congregational brotherhood OF America
which Is holding its first convention in this
city. board OF directors were chosen. in
cluding l. f. Harter OF Nebraska, r
Lesvitt Of Iowa. Frank Pearson of North
Dakota. d. c. A. F. Goodnow OF Missouri
Mr.. Harter is superintendent OF the
Christian BeneV6lenoe association, the Or.
Henry society in Omaha. He is a life insur-
ance man of expenc zee. having been an
agent for some time In Chicago for one of
the big line insurance companies before
taking up the small fraternsi life insur-
ance projects, such as the Christian Bene-
violence association.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-01
SUMMARY OF THE BEE
Friday. May 4, 1SOs.
TIE WHArWnR.

FORECAST FOR OMAHA. COUNCIL
BLUFFS AND VICINITY-Fair Friday;
not much change in temperature
FORECAST FOR NEBRASKA-Fair Fri
day, partly cloudy.
FORECAST FOR IOwA-Generally fair
Friday.
Temperatllres at Omaha Yesterday;
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-01
WARSHIP IS SUNK
Japanese Cruiser is Destroyed by
! Explosion in Magazine.
WORK OF RESCUE Is PROMPT
Two Other Cruisers at Once Lower
Their Boats.
ONLY PART OF CREW SAVED
Hundred FOrty-0ne Men and Few
Officers Picked Up.
PRIDE OF NATIONS YOUTH DEAD
Many Omcers and sons of Nobility
co Down WITH the MatSu-
shIna ON Pescadares
Islands. \
Two Other Cruisers at Once Lower
Their Boats.
ONLY PART OF CREW SAVE.
Hundred Forty-0ne Men and Few
Officers Picked Up.
PRIDE OF NATIONS YOUTH DEAF

TOXIC, April a0.-Admiral Z J
commander Of the training
ports that an explosion occu
stern magazine Of the cruiser
At 4Os o'clock this morning VIII,
ing al Makang. a harbor on the
islands. The Matsushima immedia
until only the bridge was visible.
Ffforsa ~ roarue IN, boats N
Evening journal., 1908-09-08
LOCALS DROP
TWO TO READING
Lose First Game by Score Of
9 to 2, and the Second
a TO 0

READING, Sept. S.-with the first
division bee buzzing in their system.
cure Weigand's crew took the wander
ing Peaches into camp twice yester-
day winning both battles easily by
score Of TO 0 and to 2.
The morning defeat of the Wander
ers was due to too much Boice. The
visitors simply could do nothing with
the delivery Of Stats, who was i'm line
shape. On the other hand, Biggins
proved an easy proposition for Man
ager Weigands outtt. and ten hits
were made off his delivery. The bunch
ing of same at opportune times gave
the locals their four tallies.
The afternoon battle was a runaway
match for the locals. Groundkeeper
Fox was on the firing line for Reading.
While Topham was the Offering of
Manager ORourke. The Reading
twirler had all the better Of the argu-
ment and up until the seventh inning
the visitors were whitewashed without
hit or run.
Evening journal., 1908-09-08
LABOR DAY GOLF

Wilmington Country Club golfers
yesterday afternoon began the qualify
ing round for the presidents cup, r.
f. McVeigh winning with IS. The
best gross scores were made by ]. Z
Smith and e. e. Mitcacll. each with
S4.
Thirty-two players began the play,
and the following qualified, the frs.
round of match play to take place on
the links on Saturday:
r. f. McVeigh. S. r. Smith, Jr., Mrs.
II. A. G. Garrett, j. p. Armstrong. W.
II. Smith, DIR. Linton Smith. ]. H. Dam
by. e. T.. Mitchell, II NJ Taylor f. G..
Tallman. E. NJ. Pennypacker, E. NJ.
Hoopes. William n Barnard, Il. Johns
ton. w H. Porter. Jr., j. S. Brennan
}. T.. Smith. L. Jones Dallette. p. c.
Sisler, c. w Smith. w. A. Spealxman
A. McGeorge, A. Lindsay. Harry Pyle
w. G. Jones, Jr. e. c. Jackson, c. T.
Curley. John Richardson, Jr. A. r
Jones. ]. 5. Groves. n. S. Huxley
George W. Moreton.
Evening journal., 1908-09-08
HOLY NAME SOCIETY
HAS DAY OF SPORT

At Front and Union streets yester-
day afternoon the Holy Name Society
of St. Paul's Roman Catholic Church
held its annual field sport All the
events, which included a ball game,
were well contested. The summary:
22O yard dash-E Quinn, first;
Joseph Comban, second; Robert Han
ley, third; time, 2S Is.
Hop, step and jumD-John Horrl-
gan, distance, SO feet 6 inches.
Running broad jump-Joseph Nc
Garyey; distance, II feet 1-2 inches.
Pole vault-Thomas Martin, b. L. A.
s feet inches; Miller. b. L. A, feet
inches.
High jump-Joseph Hanley. B. L. A.
8 feet 8 IL inches; Frank Kyle. feet
inches
100 yard dash-Joseph Canning,
first; A. Brennan, second; T. Quinn
third: James Donovan, fourth; Joseph
/ NJ. NcGarvey, fifth; John Carney
sixth; time, IL seconds.
As the race was so closely contested
between Brennan and McLawry, an
other contest was necessary, the fnal
resulting in favor Of Brennan; time, II
seconds.
The splendid showing made by st
Patrick's boys was due TO the excel
lent coaching of the Rev. Father Nun
ster, the assistant at St Patrick's
/ Church.
The ball game was between Peerless
Field Club and the Holy Name thC
former winning. TO 3.
Prizes were given TO the players
making the best Of the opportunitie.
during the game.
Evening journal., 1908-09-08
FIGHTING FOR
FIRST POSITION
BiIIieS and Senator'S Lock
Horns in Last Week Of
Championship Race

Although little interest is being dis
played in this city in the fight for first
position in the Tri-State League. the
fact remains that there is a bitter
struggle going on for the coveted place
between those two old rivals for thu.
honors-Harrisburg and Williamsport.
At the present time there is a slight
advantage in favor of the Millionaire
aggregation. and while there is a
chance for the Harrisburgs TO beat
them out, the chance Is most remote
one. Both teams have series with
Johnstown and Altoona this week, and
everything depends upon how many
games they can take rom the Jawns
and Mountaineers Manager Heckert.
of the Senator aggregation, recently
purchased Harry Hocn. Of the Will
mington club. and this action on his
part has brought out a protest from
Manager WOlverton. who alleges that
the move is in direct opposition to a
league rule. Manager Heckert how
ever. asserts that his step was taken
with the authority OF President Car
ponter and the other directors of the
organization. In this contention he t.
supported by Carpenter.
Manager HeclSert is somewhat
chagrined at not winning the pennant.
and recently caused TO re issued a
challenge TO the Williarlsport club foi
series of games to be played upon
neutral grounds for a side bet. just
whether the series will be arranged is
not known. although In both Williams
port and Harrisburg there are persons
who favor the series AID who ar,
roofing hard for such games.
Evening journal., 1908-09-08
AETNA. 4; NEWPORT, /

NEWARK. Del. Sept 7-eetpa de-
feated Newport on Saturday by the score
OF 4 10 ]. The first man up for the yis-
itors got hit. and the next man kept
the good work up by cracking out
two bagGer. scoring Their only rum Az
ter This orees settled down and not n
bit WAS made
Bradley was in the box FOR the visi-
tors and pithed am excellent game. STRIKE
Ing out twelve men. and allowed but
three niis up 20 ihe eighth inning. IN
The eighth. however. The locals got nest
10 his curves and baited out q victory.
Two hits. and an error fllcd tie bases.
and cresnel followed with double
which did the trick
This made the eleventh game won out
Of sixteen games played for the locals.
and the fans are much pleased al the
showing made By the boys this year. Il
IS the opinion OF most OF the people
that II amy club has q right TO claim
the. chamuionship of New Castle county
II IS Aetna. The managers however.
does not claim this but is said 10 be
willing 20 arrange s~iics Of three
games With amy Of those teams chat arc
pow claiming 10 be champions.
Evening journal., 1908-09-08
Amateur Baseball.

The Garnet A. c. defeated Hockessin
I'm two games yesterday by the scores
of to z and TO 4.
The New Castle Athletic Association
defeated the ParlSside team yesterday
bv the score of 3 to 2.
The Delaware baseball club defeated
the Ferris Industrial School by the
score Of IL 10 o.
In a doublo-header between the Della
ware a. G. and the jackson A. c. the
former team won by the scores Of 8 to
A and 18 TO s.
Dots An-Stars defeated Parkside
yesterday by the score Of to 6. Fea-
lures of the game were the pitching OF
Jones and the an around playing Of
Krumiish at short.
Games are wanted by the Rose Hill
A. A. with New Castle A. 4. for some
early date They also want TO hear
from dupont. Riverview and Ki,S-wood.
challenges should be sent to William
r. Davis. manager, Rose Hill, r. F. D.
No. 1.
Evening journal., 1908-09-08
DUPONT TAKES
TWO MORE GAMES
Powder Makers Find xviii
minetOn Easy in Labor
Day Games
The dupont and x-wnmington base

The DUPONT and x-V'ilmington base
ball clubs played two gaines yesterday.
the former winning both by the score
of u to and z to 0. X-wilmingtou
never had a chance as dupont out
played them at every stage OF the
game and won easily.
Features Of the game we're the hitting
fielding of Shuler and Mckinney, tho
latter accepting % chances without an
error. DUPONT now clairis the city
championship and will defend it next
Saturday in the first of a series against
Parkside. the game to he played at
Front and Union. The score follows:
MORNING GAME
Evening journal., 1908-09-08
MIDGET GETS
FIRST EVENT
Barring This Performance,
Labor Day Racing Was
Without Great Interest

The Delaware Horse Show Association
gave a Labor Day matinee az Horse Show
Park yesterday afternoon. and there was
one Of the largest crowds Of the season
present
Barring the nrst event. won IN four
heats by W. H. Hollctts bay mare Md
get. the card was not Of particular inter-
est Summary:
Event No !.
W. Fl Honetts b. m. Midget........1
W. r. Goodiey's br. r., Prince
George .... ...... ...- ....,..-......23 i 2
J. A. Kery's ro M. NIollic Murphy. .s 3
Time. 2s5 2s5 L.. 2sG "a, 2.ss.
Event No. O.
C H. Rauedge's ch. g.. Robert Ak
worthy ...... zee. .... .......... 1
Palace Stables b. M. Declariss ........ 2
c. W. Grifhths' b. m, Easter LILY .... 3
Time 226. 22l.
Event No. g.
Brookdale Farms b. m Little Lady Il 1
II J. stoeckle's blk. m, Florence Stan
ton 49,. ..----...... .-..4................. .
Time, 200 i-2. 2i9 IA
Event No. T.
J G. Hartman's b. g.. Wesley Jr ....-1 !
Garden Farms br. g.. Free Mason .... 2
Time. 2ei 2.24
Event No. g.
J r. Mcclure b e.. William Mack. J ]
Peter Orth's r. g. Rock ..-.....-..-.- ]
G II. Rstledgo's b. g.. signal Bell. 2
J. g. Bouldon's b. n. Dora Thorn. 4
James N. Brsunsus hr. 3. I.eno b. .
Time. 2fo ess "a. 2;s o.
Evening journal., 1908-09-08
CRACK COLORED TEAMS
TO PLAY TWO GAMES

AT South Side Park this and to-
morrow afternoons the Philadelphia
Giants and the ROYAL Brooklyn Giants
VIII play two games for the colorcd
championship of the country
The teams are the fastest coiored
IN the country. Playing
with the Philadelphia Giants is Mum
roe. the big fellow who is we'll known
here Other fast colored players will
be seen. The teams have been playing
fast ban al summer and should prove
an attraction.
Evening journal., 1908-09-08
Harrisburg Would Play for Title.

HARRISBURG. Sept S.-Onering a
wager Of $500 TO play for the cham
pionship of the Tri-State League. Man
ager George Hecllert has wired to the
management Of the Williamsport team,
but has received no word from the
"Billionaires-
The money was raised among the
players OF the Harrisburg team and
Manager Heckert. and the offer was 60
play either three OF five games on neu-
tral ground.
Evening journal., 1908-09-08
SCORE BY INNINGS.

DUPONT e. ............l l 0 10 0 0 x.
&C.. % 0 0 0 0 0 0 90
Summary: Two-base hits, Il. McDon-
ough; struck out, by Crouch, 12; by
Dolan, .: base on balls, off Crouch. b;
Off Dolan. 1; left on bases. DUPONT, G;
Wilmington. 5; uIapires, Dawson
and Shultz: time. 1.5Os
Evening journal., 1908-09-08
RIvERvIEW CLAIMS
THE CHAMPIONSHIP
Defeats South Side and Now
Looks for Something
Better

Riverview defeated South Side IN two
games yesterday and now claim the city
amateur Championship. The Riverview
outclassed the "bridgers'' in both games
winning the first game 1e to and the sec
ond game to ..
At no time did South Side have a
look-in. They used up three pitchers in the
first game. and all were batted freely
Riverview would now like to hear from
x-Wilmington, Wilmington Professionals
or DUPONT for Saturday, September l2. du-
Pont preferred, Communications should be
sent TO Manager Nutter. No. 6 West Thir.
tieth street. cityt The scores:
aNi- FIRST GAME.
Evening journal., 1908-09-08
Bonlers Postpone Meetina.

Owing TO Yesterday being a holiday,
the meeting scheduled by the Academy
Bowling League was postponed until
tomorrow NNening. This evening the
Amateur Bowling League viii meet
THE meetings viii bc held az the
Academy alleys.
Evening journal., 1908-09-08
National LEAGUE.
Yesterdsy's Games.

New York. 8; Philadelphia. O.
Philadelphia 2; New York, ]
Pittsburg. %; St Louis, 2.
Pittsburg. z. st. Louis. !
Cincinnati 6; Chicago. o.
Chicago, a. Cincinnati. o.
Boston. ;. Brooklyn. o.
Boston, d; Brooklyn. o.
Evening journal., 1908-09-08
s1AEDiNo or THE BAl.L TEAMS
TRt-STATE LEAGUE.
Yesterdav,s Games.

Harrlsburg, TO, Altoona, 8.
Harrisburg. 10; Altoona. 9.
Williamsport, 8; Johnstown,
Williamsport. 4; Johnstown,
Reading. 4: Wilmington. o.
Reading. G; Wilmington, ..
Trenton, o; Lancaster. 4.
Lancaster. II; Trenton, 1.
Evening journal., 1908-09-08
sehedula Cor Ta.dax.

Phllodelnhla az Boston.
Brooklyn at New York.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
St. Louis az Pittsburg.
Evening journal., 1908-09-08
SCORE BY INNINGS.

Riverview o. .............e 1OO11O22 %
South Side .... p. g.. ......0OOOOOO32
Earned runs, Riverview, G; South side
.; two-base hits, Breen. II. Bradford:
home run, NJ. Bradford, stirlith; sacri-.
flee hits. w. Bradford, Jordan; left on
bases. Riverview 9i South Side 6; base on
balls, of Logue, 1. off Kane, 1; struck
out, by Logue. 6; Kane. 4; stolen bases.
Hall, Beck, Deakyne, 2; passed balls,
August q time, 1.3O; umpire, Everson.
Evening journal., 1908-09-08
American League.
Yesterdays Game.

Boston. g. Athletics, 1.
Boston. g; Athletics. ..
Cleveland, 8; Chicago. 0.
Cleveland, 8; Chicago, ,.
Detroit, A St Louis. 3.
Detroit 9; st. Louis. 8.
Washington. 4; New York, o.
Washington. 9; New York. B.
Evening journal., 1908-09-08
sebesuls Ger Today.

Altoona at Harrisburg.
JoNnstown at Willlamsport.
Lancaster at Trenton.
Wilmington at Reading.
Evening journal., 1908-09-08

Politicians and professional men viii
IN wear tag on -tas Ia" scptcm-
Der 26th.'
Evening journal., 1908-09-08

Sacrifice hits, Clay. Barton. Three
base hits, Hartley. Stolen bases, Leli-
welt, Shaughnessey. Double plays
Clay to Crooks; Gleason to Owens to
Hunter. Bases on balls. off Fox, l.
Hit by pitcher. Owens, Hunter. Struck
out, by Fox, 8; by Topham, l. Left on
bases, Reading, 4; Wilmington, 8. Time,
l.45. Umpire. Gochnauer.
MORNING GAME
Too much Boice was responsible for
the defeat of Wilmington in the morn
ing game, Reading applying the white
wash brush to o.
Evening journal., 1908-09-08
[-WTLWINGTON
SCORE BY INNINGS.

HOOftL bl INlNINNTf1.
DUPONT .... ......4 0 2 1 0 / 0 4 Oh
X-Wilmington =. ..3 OIL 5000 l. ,
Summary: Three-base hits. Prentiss;
two-base hits. Harrington and Kane;
struck out. by Kane. l. by Young, 8;
base on balls. by Kane. = by Young, /;
Umpires, Dawson and Shultz; time,
40
Evening journal., 1908-09-08

odUIIUCe Nus LyICHl bOICt, IidIIIcy,
Baker. Two-base hit, Stroh. Three
base hit, Weigand. Bases on balls off
Biggins. /. Struck out. by Boice. 8;
by Biggins. 1. Left on bases, Reading,
8; Wilmington, 4. Time, lao. Umpire,
Gochnauer.
Evening journal., 1908-09-08
SCORE BY INNINGS

hlNerVleW .... ..............6 8 / 3 x--16
south side 80. .... ..........0 001-2
Earned runs. Riverview s; sacrifice hits,
Ringler, 2; left on bases, Riverview. 6;
South Side, 3; base on balls, off Beck, g;
off Kane, 4; struck out by Beck 10: by.
Kane, 3; Jordon, 2; double play. Ringler
to Carr to McAveney; passed balls. Au-
gust, 1; Stirlith, 1; stolen bases. IL. Brads
ford. y Hall. 8; NJ Bradford, 1: McDer-
mott, 2; Green. L; Deakyne. 4; Pinkerton,
/; time, 210, umpire, Everson A 80
SECONID CAME
Evening journal., 1908-09-08
Fall IS Coming, Are You Prepared !?

inals
selection
Evening journal., 1908-09-08

Thorc win be no age limit on tag
day."s
Evening journal., 1908-09-08
Schedule For Todav.

New York at Philadelphia.
Boston al Washington.
Chicago at Detroit.
81. Louis at Cleveland.
Evening journal., 1908-09-08
WILMINGTON.

x-Hunter out, bunted third strike.
XX-Crooks out, bunted third strike.
Reading ... 0 30 3 1 90 0 x-4
Wilmington ..... 0 0 o o % o 0 0 90
Evening journal., 1908-09-08

Wise housekeepers are covering their kitchens
now. Don't wait till cold weather comes Have
it down and make your kitchen more attractive
Evening journal., 1908-09-08

Filled with pure felt. Well
finished. Satine finished GOV
fancy striped ticking. Get one
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