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The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-12-03
fFirst Published IN the Chleftain.
December 3. ig0ei
NOTICE or HEARING PETITION
FOR LETTERS or ADMINS
TnATf0H


NOTICE or HEARING PETITION
FOR LETTERS or ADMINS
THATtON.
State 81 Oklahoma County OF Craig.
So In County Court OF Said County
Notice is hereby given that on the
30th day Of November, A. D.. 1909.
Dollie Hayes widow filed IN the
County CoHft Of Craig County. State
of Oklahoma a petition praying for
Letters ef Administration to be issued
% herself upon the estate OF George
Hayes. deceased, late OF the County
of Craig. and State OF Oklahoma
Aud pursuant to an order Of said
County Court Monday tie 20th day Of
December. a y 1909. ut the hour of
80 O'Clock, . IN. Of said day. that
being day Of the regular October
Term. A - 1909. of said County Court.
has been appointed as the time for
hearing said application. when and
where any person interested may con
test said petition by fling written op-
position there 10 on the grounds Of Ia.
competency OF the applicant. or may
assert his own rights to the admins
tfation and pray that letters be issued
e. himself
Witness my hand and official seal
this 20tl day Of November. A. D. 1909
MAUDE LAMAR,
aten8 & Ex-Onicio Clerk County
court $3.50
WM. & hYE,
at8ftrnpv
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-12-03
fIeirst Published III the Chieftain.
December 3. 1909
NOTICE or HEARING PETITION
FOR PROBATE OF WILL.


Notice Is hereby given to ali persons
interested IN the estate og David Il.
Myers. deceased, that on the goth day
of November 1903. Mary - Myers
produced and filed IN Che County Court
Of the County Of Craig and State of
Oklahoma. an instrument in writing
purportIng to be the last will and test
ament OF David r. Myers. deceased.
and on November 30 1909, flea Ia
said Court her petition praying Tor the
probate OF said viii and that Letters
Testamentary issue thereon 10 her. the
said Mary y. Myers. the executrix
named in said viii
Pursuant % an order Of said Court
made on the Both day Of November
1908. notice IS hereby given that the
20th day OF December 1903. at the
hour OF l.30 o'clock D. m. OF said day
the same being q day Of the regular
October term. 1909. Of said Court. has
been appointed as TIE time for hear
Ing said petition anu proving ed will.
at the Probate Court Room. IN Vinita
In said County Of Craig. when and
where all persons interested may ap-
pear and contest the same
IN Testimony Whereof I have here.
unto set my hand aud the seal Of
said County Court this Both day of
November, 1903
MAUDE LAMAR.
steno q Ex-Omcio Clerk County
Court 25-26
WM z RYE.
Attorney
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-12-03

HYE
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-30
BUTTER MADE
Of VASEL|NE

HARRISBURG. Pa. July 90 A
s.m,le 81 m. e,.,s.,d an rom.
-, -, -.
Pau4 NJ" pe''pl p1't'f Nss
upon the deHk OF Slate Dairy and
fuod Commissioner Jamea foust
asht h.n..,t hi. nstet.i c,e and
-,.',.-,,-..
y tee''''iA Ns'snN e'ssn''0" p'E
tween the times fuuni is lcarnink
from newspaper hos tho oleo iaes
~. het,r ,lai.,.a under MI. ,crx
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-30

PARIS A new use. distinctly
Partisan. has been found for the
carrier pigeon. Tho proverblal In.
noceGoe Of the dove Of peace ab.
solves Il from alt suspicion Of guilt.
though forced to become a party
10 a nefariona plot,
The conduct Of a wealthy Paris
Manufacturer had occasioned con.
cern TO family friends. who feared
. possible domestic catastrophe.
The manufacturer, deaf TO bis ad-
visefs. was startled when be r..
ceised an anonymous letter dc.
mandlng 1909 francs or the writer
would expose him to bis wife, Here
Ia where the pigeons come in. The
manufacturer was told be would re-.
ceiye four carrier pigeons To each
would b. attached a small tube. In
which be must insert a thousand
franc note and then release the
pigeons The next day the pigeons
arrived from four different railway
stations.
The recipient delivered them TO
the police. who are considering how
best to trace their flight. In the hope
Of discovering the blackmalier. SO.
after ell, instead Of serving as &C.
completes In crime. the doves may
prove ayenging fatea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-30

san FRANCISCO, Cal. July 40
Desperate gun fighters and Ratchet
men Of the suey Sing and Rucy On
ionFa, two Of the most powerful
Highlander organizations in Amer
lea. have bnekled on their armor
and have Jared forth In search OF
each others life blood And. ~ Il
most always the ease when hiEh.
binders take the rafpaih. there u 4
WOMAN IN the ease
This time the cause 81 the foud
IL pretty young May Kim. whose
father. Lum on Kim. 10 one u the
weaithiost merchant princes Of
iiuuKkonR
This IL hoN Il All came about,
May Kim. who has been reign
Ina belle Of the Chinese quarter,
and whose market value ia said to
be $1,000 American sold, visited
nearly two months with prominent
Chinese residents IN this city. and
then jaufnoyed southwark TO pass
the SUMMER months with relatives
living To Oknard. Ventura county
While hero, maaY a desperate gun
fighter, Identified with the sucy
Sing tong. cast coyetonH eyes on
the fair celestial maiden. but for
all Of them. the figure i5.eQo, seem
% a trlfle steep. However, this
fact did not discourage the more
dafinE
Dainty May kim had but Just
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-30
Do HER
BEST FOR OLD
MAID STENOS
This Stenographer Is
Dreaming About What
She Would Do Il She
Had a Million.

old maids who are also atcn.
ogfaphcrs. listen 10 this Here 10
"a gentle Taper OF the Keys who 10
dreaming Of what she would do II
she was that fortunate llrooklfn glfl
who was given all the money she
wanted for one week Here Is her
letter to The star readcral
One Million Dollars for a Week.
Unlimited credit what would /
Do II had Il. hut was Obliged 10
give up everything ut The end Of
the week, leaving myself ia the
same financial condition ~ at the
hcglnnlHE3 We'll. listen.
FIRST Of all, I would hunt up II
tired old maid or widow Htfnog
raphnfa who. through force Of cir
cumgtancca. have beon Obliged 10
pound the keys " a typewriter Tor
az least 10 long years ! wonld
then ask each one 10 name some
gentleman IN whom she was IN.
lefcated Then ! would charter tho
best boat TO be- had on the Pacific
coast and would Invite The I Oh
malds and widows. and the gentle
men whom thoy designated. 10 take
q cruise IN and af1und the waters
Of Puget sound and along The brit.
Ian Columbia coast Everything
that money could buy 20 insure tho
utmost comfort and luxury would
be on hnafd
one daf-ihe iifst-i should like
10 rde around In the fltest Huio.
mobile 70 be had Have q deairc
10 know hoN u feela to slt m the
iouncHa Of an elegantly appointed
machine, 10 the finest N clothing
from hat down TO huHls. pefeh a
carriage pAfasol over ny head aud
look out over tho heads Of pesisg.
TRANS as slide past them On the
sireeiH
The remaining Elk days should
'llls 10 spend cruising around aud
enjoying the delicious salt air aud
resting. with my 2 guests Tor.
needless TO cay. | shopid also have
% have an affinity on bnam Such
4 Tip should he productive Of VI
least a few r0mhnces
MARION uENT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-30
IRRIGATION CONGRESS
HAS MANY DELEGATES

SPOKANE, July lo.-rhe local
committee in charge u arrangements
sor the National Irrigation congress
soon TO assemble In this city. IL in
receipt u advicss 10 the effect that
the eangrcss will BE- attended by be
tween aeoo and 1890 delegates
The plans are nearing completion
and the officers hope 10 make the
congress the greatest event in irris
cation history.
The scheduled speakers include
Secretary Of Agriculture Wilson,
Secretary Of the Interior Raiiinser
Governor Gllchrist u Florida. Cow
ernor brady. Vt Idaho. Governor Hay
uf Washington. United States Sen.
Ators Cummins. o. Iowa. Carter, Of
Montana, Newlands Of Nevada
Jones, Of Washington and Hepburn
Of Idaho. James J. Hlli will b. an
other prominent speaker and Il is
hoped 10 add Governor Johnson. d
Minnesota, 10 the iiat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-30
AMERICAS ONLY EASTER LILY RANCH
MEANS LOSS OF THOUSANDS TO JAPSI

Los ANGELES, cal. July as-
An Easter lily ranch sounds like a
dream, but 1t isn't It's fact It's
ia onnge county, this state, aud
is the only one OF It's kind Ia the
United States
Heretofore Americans have paid
bermuda aud japan a tribute "
s. ,o0O, o00 every year for Easter
lilies That's no Joke, either Hut
the Foreigners have been too care
less Of the riches given Thorn by
mother nature Too much inhfepd'
lng has worn ont the foreign stock,
and now there threatens To be a
famine of lilies than eau be- avetted
only through the success OF thla
urangc county ranch
Nln lind is the man who has
made MY farmlnf Ia America d sue
cess For years he was CONNECTED
with the experimental station Of the
department Of agriculture at Santa
Ana lie learned through the de
pArtmcnts reports that the lily in
dustry In bermuda aud japan was
on the wane, 30 he thought he
would tackle tho problem scientific
ally aud see u a success could be
made 81 lily farming In this
country
Ito and his partner Interested
Uncle Sam. and laid out llly farm
at nnarn station. four miles from
Santa Ana Already eight acres
have been set out To lilies. and be
tween a2s 600 end $4,000 bulbs
are In the gruund
The bermuda variety has been
mixed with that OF japan In the
hope Of producing a hardy stock
that will not die out
The problem We are tackllnk Is
still an experiment, said Farmer
Lind. An he walked about the lily
ranch q few days ag0, but am
SURE We shall succeed | have been
assured hy dealers in New YORK
that they will take all the bulbs ]
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-30
Bic DAY IS
PLANNED FOR
POOR BOYS
Little Girls VIII Also Be
Given a Chance to See
the Alaska-Yukon-Pa-
oific Exposition.

Following the lead Of Henry c.
Piroti. who wrote a letter to The
star. suggesting that some pro.
vision be made tor Swing the poor
hoys aud girls OF seattle and King
county a chance to see the fair and
enjoy all OF its pleasures A. r.
Stewart. Of the entertainment com
mlttee Of the opposition, started
movement today TO raise a fund
ameng local business men TO buy
entrance tickets to the fair for POOR
children OF this county
Nj. Stewart proposes. after the
fund is raised. to have, late Ia
August a Ktag County Children 5
day
NJ. Pigotts name heads the list
Of donations 10 this Chlldrens das
fund. HIS chcque for sso Is now IN
the hands OF The Star and will be
turned over to those persons who
will be designated 10 handle the
money.
The plan preached hf AIT. slew
art will include careful supervision
Of the applications, 80 that child
rem who can afford TO see the fair
will not be permitted TO take ad
vantage OF the charity Of the local
business men Al the same time
no poor child sho has not seen the
fair will be turned away The ex-
position Itself will contribute to
the fund for buying tickets and
lunches for the youngsters and
many Of the Pay Streak attractions
are expected TO extend their cuuf
tesies to the children The date
for King County Children's day viii
BE- set for some time shortly b..
fore the opening Of the fall term Of
school,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-30
BANDIT ONCE, NOW REF0RMER
soNrAe. PARTNER or NO.
roRlous CHRIS EVANS. CALL.
FoRNlA TERROR. TO TAKE
LECTURE PLATFORM IN EN-
pEAvoR TO RIGHT PRISON
WRONGS As ne SEES THEM.

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, July 20.
Charles soatns. partner Of Chris
Evans, one Of the most notorious
bandits California ever produced.
and himself a desperate highway
man. pardoned from POISON prison
after serving is years OF a life sen
tenee, now announces that be will
take the lecture platform and wage
an active campaign for prison re.
form.
within a month the ono time
bandit will begin his tour He will
advocate a shortening Of the period
preceding paroiei AZ Increase Of
the number OF paroled prisoners.
tho abolition Of the dungeon and
the strairhtJaeket: the elimination
Of the stool pigeon system now
IN vogue In most OF the penal lnsti.
buttons and the Increase of eduea
tional advantages for Hnfortunaies
while In confinement
II "a known that Evans. always
regarded the more desperate Of
the pair, 10 also striving TO secure
pardon. II successful. he will
Join sontag on the lecture plat.
form. He is now an old man.
nearly blind and feeble. and his
relatives are seeking hia pardon
that he may pass his remaining
days outside Of prison walls.
Evans and sontag inauauratcd a
reign Of terror In Fresno, Madefa
and MERGED counties during the
early nineties They robbed trains
and stage coaches. railroad sta.
tons and postoificen Free with
their guns" they had the sur.
rounding country terrorxed, The
Southern Pacific railroad compa
ny finally decided TO run the ban.
dts 10 earth. Detective Billy"
Smith, one Of the best known and
most fearless officers In America,
vas sent west with Instructions TO
capture the pair no matter at whit
cost Smith endcavored 70 follow
Instructions and II cost him hla
life. He was shot down while
leading a posse TO Evans home In
Fresno county.
After this murder the bandits
took to the hills, bat they we're
finally captured after one of the
most thrilling man hunts ever held
In the country.
Evans and sontag were tried
sepafaiely and both were given life
terms. Sontag was given his lib.
erty only a few weeks ago. lie fl
now In San Francisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-30
RATCHET MEN AT WAR
over CHINESE hEIRESS

reached her destination Ut The
southern town when c0HHlabloa here
her away 20 q country jail Her felH
ailyea we're Mortified. but Che pfaen
officers declared that o complaint
charging nmbozylemeut had been
sworn out In Ban Francisco fof the
girls arrest
fhe girls relatives kept the
wires hot. and before the Officers
arrived In pan Francisco with their
charge. the captain of detectives
had been advised Of the scheme that
was brewing TO secure pouhoaalau Of
the gifl
Investigation developed the fact
that the warrant bad been sworn 10
BY q RueY Sing tong man lils plan
was to secure The release 0f the
nrl Immediately on her arrival here
IN custody, take her 10 some Chi
neso hiding place. and lhere hold
her prisoner until she bad decided
that It were bcitor to remain with
him. The detective chief directed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-30
SATURDAYS A.-Y.-P. E. PROGRAM
SWEDISH DAY
UNITED SWEDISH SINGERS.

500 a NJ Exposition yates open
10. 90 m To 10 10 nine "Cnu Fraser Troupe of ltkh
land Pipers nfummera and National Dancers, To
routo Canada
igoO-coneer wasners AYE band head OF the
Cascades
1918 Unpopular Talks sercopccn Views Government bio
graph room Hawaiian building
100 n m-pafade Of people swedish national costumes
1850 Celebration Of West Coast LIE Insurance ''mpaae'
banner DAY California building
300 A. m to Free demonstrations street regrade varA
and manual training work. King Comfy building
$50 D -Conceft, LIbetau'a band Music pavilion.
$40 m-Vnted sialci Lille sa''hk N"NA SAAn'no" po :"
Pay Streak
400 TO taO uConccg waFners AYsP band Nome circle
400 n m-Traek meet IN Stadium admission Tnout By
seattle Athletic clubs athletes who to eompste
In National A. A y, KAmea
400 10 500 D. m-Recla Womenx building Miss CofueilA
barker stradvnrus Of 1901.
f.4s n m Concert. IIberatls band. Music pavilion.
s,0o Concert United Swedish singers Amlhithcairc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-30

In host of other ways The nef.
muia lilies are almost a thing Of
the past nov, What We are trying
Ia do 10 10 raise Ny thai viii be
strung enough TO survive
Assisting tho nanlsh lily farmer
Il hia beautiful daughter. Jenny
Lind Not only does she bear the
name OF the great Swedish pfima
donna but she also IL flftad vita
voice Of remarkable sweetness
and power.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-30

can raise. The market il the
easiest part Of Il Uncle sam has
been good To us heeauae he ia tired
OF spending Sa.0000oo year for
lilies raised In foreign parts when
ihcy might 40 sell be- faised At
home Easter lilies are a popular
cut flower and castor Isn't the
only time when they are IN demand
There IL always markc, ipf them
They are used In the churches. AZ
funerals. during fiesta times. and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-30

l laai May kim be given ll,.,,.
friends here 'a 70 hsr
Tho Buey On iosv
whom ths iriends Of lie , "Sa, "a 4
20. are identified, prom isRas ,i asli.
q meeting and decided ~, y, sallst
lhelf seuReanoe On ihe e,,s " s'isal
Nom Chief Of Police e, slnsa'
anilmsl, Awaiting deYelon,asssss,. !.
tong var seems Inevitable. a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-30

tbs fellow arfusi the aisle laughs
urrnafiultif Al ever mother sin b
la jobs the comedy dar spfiHEsf
Who that fsiieNf q fhafs p1n
head Who haa been iisins oft hlr
Nifsa folks rssr since b. married
Kansas fitY Journal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-30
See the
New City


Bremerton Heights la the
place that is being sold 30 fast.
because all who take this little
pleasure trip lat our expensei
realize that a few dollars invest.
cd alongside the Bremerton
Navy Yard will bring In large
returns. This beautiful. high.
class residence property Ia
alongside the navy yard and
will always reap the benefits Of
Uncle Sans large expendi.
lures. II is fast growing into a
city, and has itg city water IN
the streets and paid for At the
present prices that we are sell.
Ing this beautiful property for.
We will give you a written guar
antee Of a large profit in one
year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-30
SPAIN MAY Be AIDED
BY THREE COUNTRIES

IHf H7Iff FFtEsI
LONDON. July 1o-rhe feasi.
billy Of England. Germany and
France ,oining 10 aid Spain 10
suppress the Morocco rebeiilon
was seriously censldsred by the
British cabinet today.
II has been learned tina, King
Edward 10 much alarmed over
the safety Of HE niece. Queen
vletofls Of Spain, who 10 now
BY the side Of her husband,
King Alfonso, facing the threat.
eninu crisis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-30

The y b. Army transport Buford
arrived in port this morning from
San Francisco Her present mis-
sion Is 10 carry the Third Infantry
TO the Philippines. where they are
ordered fof duty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-30
new POLICE AUTO
TO Be PURCHASED

Chief Ward eill Eet a new police
automobile. and this time the ii.
nance committee IA 80 much IN
favor Of purchasing n hish grade
machine that Il will o K. any price
up 10 $500, Before any leRlulA.
tiou ia attempted the chief with
councilmcn zbinden and Sawyer.
will make a selection and then In.
tfoduee an ordinance covering the
eraet purchase price
This was decided at the meeting
OF the committee this morning
New-York tribune., 1909-09-25

n was q distinctly humble beginning when
OR. Powell started in the confectionery busi-
ness at no. 50 Warrer street. Ia 1877. Three
years later the Powell "oak" was transplanted
70 larger quarters at No 152 Chambers street.
and from that date SS0-the growth of the
business has been steady and substantial. Re
Gently a new factory has been put in commits
don. which will bring 20 the founder the distinc-
Don Of owning what IL said 70 be the greatest
chocolate and confectionery works Ina America.
u not in All the world.
In the confectionery department Of the POpell
factory several hundred men and women are
employed ia making chocolate candies cara
nels and q hundred other varieties Of sweets
and fruit gaces.
OF late years candy has found j strong de-
mand among the soldiers and sailors Of army
and navy Mr. Powell has been awarded CON
tracts for many thousand pounds OF lemon
drops and old fashioned stick candy for army
and navy use. This is very carefully prepared
specially wrapped and packed 20 enable Il 10
withstand the effects Of long voyages and vary
ing temperatures Much OF this candy goes 70
the Philippine Islands. where II is IN great de-
niand among Uncle Sans soldiers
Mr. Powell considers the new factory 20 be
Ghe crowning achievement Cf his business career
Il will be completed and in operation before
tle end Of the present year The building will
have "A frontage on Canal street OF nearly 100
feet and 200 feet on sullivan street II is ten
stories high Of iireDrOOf construction. costing
about $500 900. The total floor space VIII aggre-
gate Is0 600 square feet. Here rs Installed an
equipment comprising the latest inventions Ia
the way Of candy making machinery The plant
siii be a model in every appointment Elaborate
preparations Will be made for the comfort OF
sn8glOycs
When Mr. Powell rctlrcs from active business
he will be sucneeded by bis three sons ~.
P6weI. ID J Q Powell snd W. g. " Poweh
New-York tribune., 1909-09-25
CHOCOLATE CASED SWEETS.
The Importation of Cocoa Products Has
Recently Increased Tremendously.

a most surprising record of industrial growth
IN this country Is 60 be cleaned from the his
tory or the chocolate manufacturing industry.
Some obscure statisticau familiar with the sub
tect has Vcntured De Information that a. the
last twenty years the increase has been 1000
per cent. in other words. the industry il just
twenty Nnes greater Dian IL WAS twenty years
ago. Another point. twenty years age the 20
5iticn OF The United States Was aNay down Oh
the iist Of countries manufacturing cocoa prod
Ucts. and The greater portion OF those products
consumed here imported. Then England.
Germany. Holland and France led il the
order named. but during the years that followed
positions wcrc al dly changed. Untii 60 day the
United States IS moi only first in The volume and
value OF its cocoa products but it's factories
consume fully one-jhird of the worlds crop cf
cocoa beans
Recent statistics STOW that the impoItations
of cocoa beans 70 the United States for 1853
amounted 60 G9$.053 bags as against 3si Gss
bags ia l9o$-an increase ia five years Cf nearly
30 per cent bag II cocoa beans viii average
in weight 165 pounds which would bring the
total importatiohs for 1908 TO the stupendOus
hgUre q 96G67G39 rounds: considerably more
than pound OF raw Chocolate 90 each peTscn IA
Ghe Omitted States.
Naturally. this enormous increase Of the hcn,.-
made product Indicates corresponding growth
OF the interests engaged in the manufacture Of
COCOA. and the consideration Of this phase cf
the subject leads one Of the leading concerns
in the business ia New York City. the house cf
Alex M. Powell. manufacturer Of cocOas. choc-
sistes and confectlcns now located at Nos
l50 49, and l54 Chambers street, but which
Is soon 10 occupy magnificent ten-stcry Gre
proof factory building 20 be the model checc-
ate works Of The worid. erected solely for rs
aSe. at Canal sud sullivan streets.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-25
Perrin'S
Gloves

the name which
signifies the ultimate
in Glove achieve
ment-wh hich ex-
presses the supreme
accomplishment in
Glove production.
First in France, first
in England. first in
America. and first in
the hearts and hands
of discrimina ating
women of fashion
EVERYWHERE.
~PERRIN quality
is the refinement of
Partisan STYLE ideas
as endorsed by Lon
don, approved by
New York. and APP
plauded by all fash
ion centres.
So perfe ct is the
"PERRIN" Fit
that in Paris. when
people want to say
of a garment that
it fits like a glove.
they put it this way
1T fits like a Per-
rim"
Sold by leading Dry Goods
houses OF the United States
Wholesale SalesrOOms
33 UNION SQUARE
NEW YORK
Chicago Office:
REPUBLIC BLDG.
GrenOble Paris
NontraaI oudon
New-York tribune., 1909-09-25

GREEK FIRE FIRST USED IN CITYS DEFENCE IN ooO A. D.
Hold Explosives Have Been Humanity
MaGufilure