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The Winslow mail., 1909-10-16
W. C. 7. UEETING.

Our regular October meet
ing of the Womans Christian
Temperance Union will be held a
the home OF Mrs. M. l.. Vaughan
Thursday. Oct. 21st, at 2:30 p.
m. A very interesting meeting
is expected. Reports from dele
gates who atted the Dist Annual
Convention of the Womans
Christian Temperance Union
held at Prescott, Arlz., Oct. 6, 7
and 8. All ladies welcome.
Mrs. Florence Day, Pres.
The Winslow mail., 1909-10-16
Even Arizona Babies Cry For
1t Says He-Greeted
by Thousands.
POPULATION SUFFICIENTLY DESERVES IT

"Now then, if it is to be sue
cessful, | want to call your at
tention to the responsibilities
that will be upon you as citizens
of he country. You will have to
select your state officers, you will
have to select your congressman
and senators, and before all that,
YOU will have to make a funda-
mental law called your cOnstitu-
ZION, which is to govern your
legislature, your law making and
YOUR executive thereafter. And
that is a responsibility which is
veay heavy and TO which invite
your careful consideration.
"The trouble is that you are
so anxious for statehood, so de
termined to have it, that, no
matter what your constitution
is; if it is presented to you you
will vote for statehood and vote
for the COnstitution-at least
that has been the experience in
other directions. Therefore, it
behoOves you to see to it that
the men who frame your consti-
tuition are charged with the re-
sponsibility of making a good
constitution. Now then, we have
had constitutions made by terri
tories coming into the union
which were voted and approved
and which did not approve them
selves to those men who looked
forward aud understood what a
constitution ought to be. 1t
ought to be simple; it ought to
be general; it ought to be COM
prehensive. 1t ought not to in
clude every limitation upon the
legislature that each member of
that constitutional convention
thinks would be wise to follow
in legislation. You should leave
something to your legislature.
Don't make your constitution
read like a statute. Be states
men and make it read like a fun
damental law. Study the consti-
tuition of the United States and
see what the greatest instrument
of fundamental law was, and
how simple. How it has been
Continued on Page 8.
The Winslow mail., 1909-10-16
WINSLOW'S CRACK
FOOT BALL TEAM

The lovers of good, clean sport
in Winslow are to be given an
opportunity of seeing this town
represented in the great Ameri-
can fall game in the near future.
The Junior Athletic Club of
Winslow have organized foot
ball team and a schedule ofgames
have been and are being arranged
with such teams as Albuquerque
High School, the Albuquerque
Indians, University of New Mex
ico, Williams, Prescott and PhOe-
nix High Schools, a large percen-
tage of which games will be eplay-
ed in Winslow.
Winslow patrons of baseball
will remember the article put up
by the Juniors during the past
season, and there is every reason
to expect this standard will be
maintained during the fall sched-
ule. All prospects point to a
successful season; the material
is good and the boys are anxious
to make the introduction Offoot-
ball in Winslow something that
will be remembered.
The new rules have eliminated
about all the roughness that
characterized the game in the
past and, by opening the style
of play, have made the game in
tensely interesting from the view
point of the spectator.
If WinslOw will support this
team as she has supported her
baseball teams, they can be as
sured of and ample return upon
their money.
ANY contributions towards the
support of the team will be re-
received by Vim. G. Code, of the
Post Office Store and a suitable
card issued emitting the bearer
to admission into grandstand
during any of the games.
The Winslow mail., 1909-10-16

In his Prescott speech the Pres
ident said in part:
81 am glad to see you because
| am glad to know that the pop
ulation of Arizona, which | be-
lieve will soon and in the near
future become a state, is (great
applause) sufficient to deserve it.
observe even out of the mouths
of babies and sucklings we hear
the desire for statehood.
81 congratulate you upon hav-
inc such energetic and pretty
city. | have no doubt here, as
elsewhere in Arizona. aSelSewhere
in the new states which | have
had the honor to visi there is a
determine ion on the part ofeach
citiz> II in Prescott to make her
population double in the next
few Years, to increase the wealth,
prosperity, and TO make 1t known
as a large place on the map. That
spirit | find everywhere through
ont the west. | find it subOrd1-
nate, however, to the interests
in the state and still more subOr-
dinate to the interests in the de-
velopment of the cOuntry-all
these feelings devel" ping into an
Americanism which makes the
type that everyone, who feels IN
terested in his country, has a
right to have great pride in. Gap
plause.)
"Now, | had the honor to adj
dress an audience at the capitol
of your territory this morning,
and in the course OF those re-
marks | ventured to prophsey
that you would have statehood
in the near future. | did so be-
cause the Republican platform,
upon which | had the honor to be
elected, promised that statehood
to Arizona and New Mexico, sepa-
rately. | am not, however, the
legislature Of this government,
and all can do is prophsey, not
to promise But from what |
know from what | have heard
of the discussion-I am quite
sure that the movement is pro-
ceeding, and that you may count
upon its success.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1909-03-25

aeIten ober ni6t ais ginbre1ertperf.
5euge - 0ie 9feO). Gie glOoofoteu
fuer0en nidt ninoer pie i6re arueu
.Spfer ole gereiufuhtng oes 8erfab.
rens in fretsgeridtIt1en 1utO gtad1.
IaBpro5eIien ipitrotgeu. - 8as
State 9eppiitarp 2uip" -- mar altdJ
etruas, iueldeS oa8 goIf felt SSabren
piinIcbte ltno nm erbielt. - 9ie
grrihtiug eineS Sunatortums fir
ShminoIii6tige tn Gutter, q. 9.
(9Ia6 StQs), miro aub 8eifaII fin
oen ntiiiien, ebenio oas @eieb, bas
9iirgi1aft BON Gontraftoren bon 6f.
fentIi6en 8auten sur St9erbeit Der
20bn1tng mO Oes WfateriaIs ber.
Iangt. gGir f0n1ten nod cine gan5e
Reibe bon tpeiteren l0blihen WaBs
nabmen ertpGbneH, bod oitrfteu oben
gennute geniigen.
9uuit tuollen mir Suglei6 oorIdu=
ftgen 9lbihieb BON 1utierer 2egisIas
tltr nebmen uno IN oeu ipdtereit 9luss
gaben 5. 9I. uniere 9(ufmerfiamfeit
uuf ote 9uuOeS.@eiebess s0fitble LEM
fem, tpel6e Die fir ouS gan5e 2uno
10 tpi6tige Sarif.0iebiiiun in gera.
tung bot.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1909-03-25

Mau fOmutt nnO gsbt.

Nfan tommt uno gebt-
Da5 2eben iit elm fursss @riBen
lInb miebrr abI1ieb uebmen rniiiieu;
Us irt Der WtenI5 an 6oem SranO,
8riift eiue SuBipur in ben Sonb,
Die lit am Qlbenb idon uerwebt -
Mlan fpmmt uno gebt.
NIan fummt uuo gebt -
gijt 8u sum gIeiben etngert9tet,
go beiBt es beut' I9on b'rauf DerSidtet
Der Seimati9ein fir btsIe Bett
SIT nnr auf tltrSe 3eit geiteIlt;
Ser 3eiger niemaIs itile itebt --
Waon tommt unb gebt.
Daan tommt un6 gebt--
llnb, bis bic Wenl9eu it9 reriteben,
Slt's eben wieber 3ett gum @eben,
Sn Srrlum, Sorgeu, @oaB uno Babn
gri6t man Ii9 6ur1 bic Wlenge gabn
Do6 gum GerpeiIen iit's gu Ipdt-
Mnu tommt uno gebt.
Dtan Commit uno gebt -
8Ober, wobin Die gtab' un6 Terne,
Son pel9em Monb, Su rpe!9em Sterne3
Ser S96pfer bat beitimmt Die 9abn;
Us weiB Fein W1enib ben 6aBrtenpIan
llnb mo Der S6neIISug ittIIe itebt-
Nlan fommt uub nebt.
uIrt6 0HrrGnmatt.
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9rndene Crte

Die NIT etrenl besei6neten Grte
iinD bauptidblt6 BON Deuti6en beie=
Oelt. Gbige Silte lit NOD uuDoaitan=
BIG un0 be0arf teiimeiie Der 9eri4ti=
Quna.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1909-03-25
ltrteile BON 2elern

Der ,,9eutiGe 0ernlS" if fir mid mirtlf Elm outbr 0oo
uO i'd mO ntt me6r o6m 6n Ien; aud Oer 8Or
immer au bic 3eitung
8rpp, g. g.. l5 @ldr3 1909 8. 8. 0err.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1909-03-25
Sntereiiante8,

6Dc. 4. CRAWFORD nls Wiitglic0 ncs
Observation-Disclosures ln0 an0erer
Imihtiger Gontitees 9ies tit Sic
neueite politiide SenIution, menn
Die gtahriaten aus 8aibinqton aui
8nbrbeit beruben. Die ,,gieforner"
Iuno aStittreoge-@ -@egner" iubeln. gtltr
lrubig glitt, glntou! Gorl1ufig rpo[-
len mir uns eoitoriea nod ieoes tDei-
teren gommeiitars ellt6alten, bis
ndbere, 5lloerIdiiige grflGrunaen
oorliegen. Groipforo bat crit ben
getDeis pon Ser fSabigfeit zines aitt.
reoge 5r erbringetL lmb oaB iein ge.
formprogram ntbt reines 9littel gum
;}rped mar.
= i
9as rin3igt 2anb, bas Iifl elmer
@tnuan0eritngs8undbme i'm DerQanQe=
nen Sabre riibnen fann. lift graIilien.
8ie 3abl Der ginman0erer betrug "a, =
695, 9egert 81, ,7S7 in 1907, ulio cine
3unabme pon 26, 908 Ooer 80 grosent.
8arlillter lit freilitb cine gonse 9lnsabl
SSapaner, llno nb Oas Elm Gjelpinn iii,
tam fitglib be3peifelt peroen.
,,3as III mtin Slut, lueldles brr=
golien tuiro 8ur 9ergebung Der Siin=
ben, 10 betft es 6ei Der GinIebuna oes
aben0mabls. glno bel oen gorten
~ Srintet gllle oaraus" iebt ein Sem=
peren3paitor in 2ittle Rod, 2lrtanlas,
ben 8ldubiger' eiren gofal nit per=
biimltem ,gatsup@ bin! gBenn oieIe
gtott3, Die mir einem Weaiel6latte ent=
nebnleu, auf Babrbeit beru6t, Ounn
gebOrt Der Derriifte Sdriug IN elm syr=
renbaus. itatt auf Die Ransel. SsEm
itbrtgen mar es bpu ieber nublos, ge=
gen 8umm6eit unO Gerriidt6eit sit
tdmpfen. ggenn ferner iol9e g9ptiseu
gBert baben iollen, oauu iollte audi Der
9ame iener rPaitOren" genannt uer=
ben.
Su Snbiaua 9at luie in Ohio bic
leiOige gnral Option 5Sinansn6fe iiber
ben Staat nie einSelue @emeinUeIen
gebraGt. Seit begtnn oes glnti Sa=
loOrt=Rreu35uges bat ii6 in ben Staats=
etnnabmen ein 8eiisit BON 1906, 900.
er9eben uno oieier 8etrn9 niro in ben.
lti6lten feds noer aht 0lonaten nm
0as 8Dppelte Iteigen, Oa UOrausii6tli6
nod fiinfunooreiBtg Counties atrDden
itimmen tperoeu. 8ie gnttDertuuq
0es 8rauerei @iqeutums uir0 Quf
runo 3ebn milioneu 9paarsI
9eid)GBt, Der 6ldi9ea uno 6diierton-
ium lit Tim 35 8rDSent 8uriidqeganael
uno in oemIelbeu 8er6Qltnis bic Dir
bettsgelegenbeit. 8ie giqentumsber=
lutte ourb Die GonfisSieruu9 Der 8irt=
ibaften Il Der in MlitleiOenT1aft qe8oQ=
enen @enerbe tDnneu rtiDt einmal an=
nGber:lo geIbdBt iperoen. Sie StGDte
baben our9 oas @inge6en Der gBirt=
idaften circa $500, 600 an Ginna6men
DerlOren llnO Die 3a6l cer leerIte6enoen
Saoen uno 2Otale lit angeblth enorm.
8abei lit Oas Gnoe nod 9ar ni6t ab=
8uieben, Genn Die Mtuter iuiiblen un=
Oer0rOiien unb fpitematii6 auF Der gan=
SEN Shla1tlinte peiter.
Sn argrutinisn beIteben ,ur,eit,
ruie aus 8uenos 9(ires beriftef miro,
iiber 100 Oeati6e S9ulcn NIT runo
5000 Shiilern. 8as arQentinii6e
8eutidtum unterbdlt oieie S6ulen
nit etnem Rotenaufmano bon ii6er
5000 geios (iiber / N3ilton Mart.
8ieIe S6ulen uno S6iler, beiBt es in
Dem 8eri1t, biloen Elm INNER Itdrfer
mmaafenoes Seer BON gfaofinoeru
nn0 Sabnbre9ern fir ben oeutihen
6anoel, Die oeutIbe S9iifabrt uno
SSnouitrie. g8as Oaber oas Ntutter=
lunO fir feline SDbne i'm gluslano tut,
oas trdgt ibm bunoertfdltige I6ruat!"
-s- e--
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1909-03-25

Sett luia man bcm gidersEruit
euoli9 auf ben oBeI3" ridden. @S
miro ibm uahgeipieien, baB er ge-
tpiiie S1uIbiiber -- ettpa 90 on Der
3abl - in Deri6ieoenen Staaten
uno Stdoten 5u OsridieOeneH EreiieH
nerfaufeu ldBt.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1909-03-25

9as rinJigr 9anb, Sas iidl elmer
@tnuanOerllngs3und6m i'm perounge=
nen Sabre riibmen tann. lift graTilien.
8ie 3abl Der ginnanoerer betrug "a, =
695, gegert 81, 787 in 1907, ulio cine
3unabme pon 26, 908 ooer 80 8rosent.
8arunter 1T freilitb cine ganse 9tnSabl
sSapaner, ilno Db oas ein GjelUinn ift,
tam fiiglib be3ipeifelt per0en.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-21
1.-THE MIKADO" TO
BE BURLESQUEO
Performance Will Be for the
Benefit of the Royal
ArCanum

A two act burlesque on The Mikado"
will be produced under the direction
Of Miss Lottie NJ Horner the evening
Of Friday, March &c, at Golden Gate
Commandery hall for the benefit of the
Royal Arcanum lodge. The leading
roles viii be taken by L. Bailey, J.
Sheik, Mr.. Dodge, II. Wadsworth, D.
Lowney. Miss Martha Ryan and Miss
Lottie NJ Horner Baby Doris Lind viii
represent Cupid and perform a dainty
dance. Helen Jameson and Dorothy
Staib. two little tots. will be entertain
ing as pages of the court. Loretta Car
roll and Elise Watrous will keep things
lively with clever dances; Harry Wads-
worth gives promise OF an excellent
singing performance in the role of
Sing Ling Foo, and others worthy of
mention are Doris Boulton, a dainty
soubrette; Zulka Sutich, a geisha girl;
Margery Forester, Ethel Carroll and ?
year old Baby Stab.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-21
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The San Francisco call., 1909-03-21
ADOPT
NEW FEE SCHEDULE
San Francisco Chapter Raises
Minimum Charges

A new schedule OF charges was
adopted by the San Francisco chapter
of the American Institute OF Architects
at a meeting Thursday night at the
st. Francis hotel The schedule has
been changed to conform TO that of the
national organization.
1t IS stated that architects fees have
not advanced during the last 40 years,
while the cost of production. Office ex-
penses and fdraftsmen's salaries have
nearly doubled. The new scale of fees
s per cent.
The local architects also indorsed the
movement to hold the next annual con-
vention in Los Angeles, and. in accord
ance with the request of the building
committee Of the board of supervisors,
appointed a committee TO discuss the
plans for the new city hall.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-21
OSCAR LAWLER WILL
SUCCEED WOODRUFF
Los Angeles Man to Represent
Department of Interior

WASHINGTON, March 2o-The posi-
tion of assistant attorney general of
the department. of the interior has been
rendered to and accepted by Oscar
Lawler of Los Angeles. United States
district attorney, southern district of
California.
1t is said he Will assume the duties
of the new position about April 1.
Lawler will succeed George W. Wood
ruff, who at one time was coach of the
University of Pennsylvania football
team. LawIer was recommended by
Secretary Ballinger.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-21
PRESIDE COMPANIES
GOING TO YOSEMITE
Major w. w. Forsyth Leaves to
Arrange for Troopers

Major William w Forsyth, Sixth
cavalry, U. S. A. the new superin-
tendent Of the Yosemite national park,
will leave tonight for the valley. He
goes there for the purpose OF MAX
ing arrangements for the encampment
of troops to be stationed there during
the coming season. Major Forsyth eX-
poets to be away about 10 days.
Companies E. F, G. II, 1 and M OF
the Fourteenth cavalry, n6w at the
Presidio, will be the troopers to pro-
tect Uncle Sans interests in the val
ley during the summer months. They
will leave the Preside. ,early in April,
and will march from the post to the
valley.
Captain NJ. II. Barnum. Eighth cav
airy, aid to General j. f. Weston, left
last night on q three months leave
of absence to visit members of his
family in Chicago and Washington.
Captain Barnum returned last week
from the Philippines with his wife and
daughter, who proceeded at once TO
Major John p. Hams, paymaster,
Z. s. A. of this department., left for
New York last night on 80 days leave
of absence.
The United States army transport
Sheridan arrived at Nagasaki yesterday
from Manila, on the way To this port.
1t IS bringing a large number of
casuals home from the islands.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-21
NATIVE SONS ORGANIZE
PARLOR AT SELMA
New Society Starts With 80
Charter Members

Grand Secretary Charles H. Turner
of the Native Sons of the Golden West,
has been notified that Selma parlor No.
107 Of Selma, Fresno county. was reor-
ganized by Grand Organizer Andrew
Mocker last Wednesday with SO charter
members
The following have been chosen as
officers:
w. H. Say. past president;IL. J. Price.
president; b. J. AIaltree, first vice pres
ident b. N Cooke, second vice presi-
dent; II. c. Wilson, third vice president;
r. A. Cooke, recording secretary; Nj. d.
Snyder. financial secretary j. l.. Gill
bert treasurer; Claude Grimes, mar
shall; f. Berry, trustee, Is months;
H. LewaId trustee, y months; c. B.
Traber, trustee, months; J. l.. Stew
art. inside sentinel; q. r. Vincent, out
side sentinel; d. O. Gilreath and F. H.
Williams. surgeons.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-21
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The San Francisco call., 1909-03-21
POTRERO RESIDENTS
WANT IMPROVEMENTS S
Association Makes Request of
Board of Supervisors

The improvement OF San Bruno ave-
nue. 10 the county line, Army street
between San Bruno and Kentucky and
a number of other urgent street bet
terments ewere urged upon the board of
supervisors yesterday in letter from
the Potrero commercial and manufac-
turers' association. Provision in the
next budget for the above, as we'll as
for the Improvement of Jackson park
as measure of justice to the Potrero,
which has not solitary pleasure
ground for the people, was pointed out
AS a long neglected Improvement which
should be marie
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-21
Prayers
Cash Stamps

Are exchangeable for
merchandise in any de-
partment-in fact, they
are equivalent to cash
for anything we sell.
Start a book.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-21
poRR CASE coNTINUED-The

DoRR CASE CONTINUED case of Fred
erick Dorr. stock broker, charged with felony
embezzlement on complaint of II. II. Norwood,
stock broker was continued by Police Judge
Deasy yesterday till Tuesday TO be set. AttoY-
nev Hiram Johnson said be desired to examine
the complaint to see If it would be necessary to
swear TO a new one owing to the fact that the
original one was sworn TO before Judge Cabaniss.
Attorney Samuel NJ. Shortridge said that Dorr
would be In court Tuesday.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-21
HOUSE "WHIP" DECLINES
GOVERNORSHIP OFFER
James E. Watson Will Not Go
to Cuba

WASHINGTON. March 2O-Former
Representative James E. Watson of
Indiana. who was republican whip
in the house and who lost his fight for
the governorship has been offered and
his declined the governorship OF Porto
Rico and the ministry to Cuba. Lieu
tenant General Nelson A. Miles, retired.
called at the White House today for
the first time in eight years.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-21
THREE MEN TAKE PART
IN REVOLVER DUEL
One Man Is Dead and Another
Dying

CLARENDON, Tex, March 20.-An
unidentified man is dead and Floyd
Autrey of Fort Worth is dying here as
the result of three cornered fight with
revolvers in a Fort Worth and Denver
train near Giles, Tex, today. Autrey
and his cousin, Fred Garrett of Fort
Worth, killed a third party in the fight
and threw the body out of a coach
window.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-21
Get Off

The Mission street car
at Seventh street and
walk one block to
ayers. McAllister
street and Jopes cars
stop at the door.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-21

CHANGES IN DENOMINATION Honolulu.
March 20.-The Hawaiian commercial and SUI
gar company has decided to change the de-
OF its shares from S1O0 TO S25.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-21

HADLEY RESIGNATION RUMoR-Jenerson
City, Mo-, March 20.-A renewal Of the report
that Herbert S. Hadley, governor OF Missouri.
is to resign in order to accept federal judge
ship, was current here today.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-21

DR.. WONG HIM-Dear Sir: d5or sew
eral years, while suffering agonies of
pain. / tried. IN vain. 10 find relief from
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-21

physicians OF
various schools
OF medicine,
when. as last
resource. my
life being in
greatest a n d
imminent dan
ger from a
mortal disease.
] applied to
you You cured
me with your
Chinese Herb
treatment and
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ADJUSTMENTS
.WAM THEATEF
MIsxion Near 12d

MfSsIUn NeHF --&U
BEGINNING With MATINEE TODAY
INVITING VAUDEVILLE
Upton sINCLAIR,S Dramatic Sketch,
.sTHE SECOND STORY MANct MUSI-
CAL MILLARSy RALPH JOHNsTONE,
Champion Bicyclist: THE COUNTRY
CH0yR; Other Acts: LATEST MOTION
PICTURES. PRICES. Zoe, Zoe, SOC.
MATINEE EVERY DAY
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Double Stamps All Day Monday
SEssrfnfery Wash
Goods: Ghea

American Percales-Good serv-
iceable grade; "a inches wide;
mostly in light shades; suitable
for dresses, pajamas and mems
and boys shirts. z,E
Auto Suiting-A linen finished
cotton that serves splendidly for
outing costumes, etc. Comes in
pretty stripe, dot and bordered> l
effects, and is worth Zoe
Special, yard. .. DC
Percales-In navy, wine, gray,
cadet, etc, in various patterns;
Gsed for wrappers, waists, boys
blouses. Worth 10c to -,
121zc. Special, yard =. Dl4c
Mercerized Madras and Oxfords
About 80 styles in the lot; comes
in stripes, dots and floral effects;
25c and 35c values now
at, yard ....... S0C
Mercerized Poplins-28 inches
wide; have high silky luster
which it retains after washing.
Comes in every desirable shade
and is regular 35c value.
Special, yard. DC
Dress Sateen-Looks like Silk
Foulard. and wears better; a
full range of cOlors.
ard -.----.... OG
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saved nay lie. Tor which cure / tender
you my most sincere thanks. and re-
main. most gratefully yours.
MRS PAULINE KARL FORMES.
1868 Grove St. Oakland. Cal