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The San Francisco call., 1909-04-24

lencIa street near Twentieth. thence to st.
Paufs church. where services will be held,
commencing at 10 a. m. Intermeat Holy Cross
cemetery.
CooK-Entered into rest. In this city. April
Y, 1909, Mary A. Cook. dearly beloved wife
of the late George H. Cook, and loving
mother of Florence Cook a native of indiana
indianapolis, Ind. papers please copy
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral Monday. April
70, 1909, at $3.50 o'clock a. m, from her
late residence, 1912 Church street between
Twenty second and Twenty-third. and thence
to ST James church, where a requiem mass
VIII be celebrated for the rcpose OF her soul
commencing at a. m. Interment Holy Cross
cemetery, by carriage.
DILLoN-In this city, April %, I909 Thomas,
beloved husband of Bridget Dillon and low.
ing brother of Richard and Edward Dillon
Mrs. Swagg, Mrs Ford and Mrs. b. Remfl-
lard, native of ireland.
Friends are respectfully invited to attend
the funeral Monday, April 26 I9O9 at $40
a. M, from the residence of his brother Ed
ward Dillon, 222 Page street. thence to Mis-
mass will be celebrated for the repose OF his
SOUL Interment Holy Cross cemetery, by car
riage. Please omit flowers.
DRISCOLL-In this city April % 1909 Dan
lei W.. beloved of Margaret and the
late Alexander Driscoll, and beloved brother
OF Margaret and the late John r. Driscoll,
a native of San Francisco, Cal, aged AZ
years IL months and % days.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
Invited to attend the funeral today (Sat-
uIud3},. at o.ou O'CLOCK, from his late
residence. lib Pierce street. thence to Sacred
Heart church. where a requiem high mass
will be celebrated for the repose OF his soul
commencing at o'clock. Interment Holy Gross
cemetery.
roLsoM-In Fresno. Cal. April %. 1909, Frank
W. Folsom. Virginia City, New, papers please
copy.)
The funeral will take place today tSatur-
day), April "A. 1909, at 2:30 o'clock, from
his late residence in Fresno
GRAU--In this city. April 2s. 1909. Agnes,
dearly beloved wife of the late Conrad Grau
native Of Philadelphia Pa. aged AZ years
Friends and acquaintance respectfully
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow (Sun-
day.. at ] p. M, from the funeral parlors OF
Leary Brothers. 2917 Twenty fourth street
between Harrison and Bryant where services
will be held. Interment Mount olivet Gene
terry.
Oakland. Cal. April % 1909
Belle Henderson. mother of J. G. Hender
son and Mrs. A. J Borand and w. p Hen
derson. native of Missouri, aged As years
and IL days.
this city. April 90 1909
William. beloved husband of the late Kate
Henderson. and father OF William A.. Kitty
and Bessie Henderson native Of Douglas.
Ireland. aged 56 years
Napa. CAL, April 21 1909. Cath
crime keatiDg. beloved mother of William j.
keafing and of the late Michael Kcatine
native of Ireland. aged so years.
Friends aud acquaintances are respectfuliy
invited to attend the funeral today fSaf-
urday)- April -. 1900. at $50 O'Clock a. M
from the funeral parlors OF James L. Nc
to st. Francis de Sales church. where re-
QUEEN mass VIII be celebrated for the repose
of her SOUL commencing at O. N. Interment
st. Mary's cemetery.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-24
SACRAMENTO Halls
HER SIxTFTH YEAR
Big Jubilee Celebration to Be
Held Today Attracts
Throngs to City
Program of Unusual Features
Planned for Great An
niversary
Especial Dispaieh to The csllI

SACRAMENTO. April 23.--Sacramen-
to will tomorrow celebrate the sixtiefh
anniversary OF her birth Invitations
to the event have been sent broad
cast to all section OF the state, and as
surances are given that many thou
sands of persons will partake OF the
citys hospitality. Every room in the
downtown hotels is taken, and tele-
phone reservations are being constantly
filled by the Sacramento day committee
Local trains from towns along the val
ley bear no uncertain testimony of
the throngs that are to come tomorrow.
All seats were occupied today In the
regular trains. and Sacramento was the
objective point for the passengers.
DAYS PROGRAM
The first event on the days program
is the laying of the cornerstone OF
the new chamber OF commerce build
ing. Governor GiIlett will drive the
first stake. Other speakers will be
President Dan w. Carmichael of the
chamber of commerce, Judge Peter J.
Shields of the superior court: Arthur
Briggs, who will represent the state
board of trade; Rufus P. Jennings of
the California Promotion committee.
and Hon. Grove L. Johnson. who will
represent the city of Sacramento.
The closing of the last day OF prep
pleted. Complete arrangements have
been made for the flights Of the Knab-
enshue airship, which will start at
1880 o'clock in the morning. The
gas balloon will follow at II o'clock.
With these two attractions, activities
will lapse until 1 o'clock in the after
noon, when the track and field meet
will begin at Agricultural park. This
includes a 10 mile Marathon, with 20
starters. More than 500 athletes from
various sections of the state will COM
pete in the meet. Every attraction
of the day will be free.
ga NIGHT IN VENICE
The evening entertainment, "a Night
in Venice on the river will begin at
1880 o'clock.
This will be the most unusual water
carnival ever heu on the Pacific coast.
Motor boats from several of the bay
boat clubs will take part The spec
tacle opens with a mammoth parade of
motor boats all illuminated with Ian
terms. Both river banks will be strung
with electric lights. and the Southern
Pacific bridge has been wired. Large
barges anchored at convenient points
will be covered with lights. giving a
boulevard effect. A large searchlight
placed on top Of a large tower near
the river will flood the motor boats
with lights during the races.
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Excursion to Ukiah

The Northwestern Pacific announces
an excursion to Ukiah on SUNDAY. April
20 This is the most popular excur-
sion run by any railroad in the state.
The ride is through Marin, Santa Rosa.
Russian river and Ukiah valleys, and
at this time of the year 1t is a most
beautiful trip. owing to the fruit trees
being in blossom and the wild flowers
in full bloom. The trains pass through
veritable bed OF wild flowers The
trip can be taken in absolute comfort,
as each ticket insures a seat there
being no more tickets sold than there
are seats provided. The fare for the
round trip Is only $3.50 and tickets are
now on sale at the new city ticket
office. S74 Market street, and at the
ferry. The leaving time from San
Francisco is s a. m and from Ukiah
p. m
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telIi Tuccio. beloved son OF Isabella ard the
late Giuseppe Tuccio. and cousin OF Joseph
Derito. a native Of Italy, aged IS years A
member Of Plasterers' union No. 66.
Friends and acquaintanees are respectfully
Invited to attend the funeral tomorrow (Sun-
dayl. April 25. az p M. from the parIors OF
street. Interment Italian cemetery.
Won STADEN-In this city. April %, 1900,
Anna Staden. dearly beloved mother OF
Mrs R. ". Bowdich. and mother In law OF
Captain r. W. Bowdich. a native OF Germany.
The funeral will take place tomorrow (Sun-
day), April Is. 1909. at p. M. from her
late residence. ATS Broadway near Kearpv
street. thence to L. o. o. r. cemetery for ere
ma ton at $50 p. M
beloved wife OF Fred Wild, mother OF Joseph
+. Wild and Mrs Sim Stewart. aunt or
Charles Mckee and Gertrude Mckee. and
sister Of Thomas. Fitzpatrick and the late
Alice Mckee. and daughter Of Mrs Alice Me-
Kee native OF Boston Mass. aged A.
years II months and days.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral today (Sat-
urday), April "a. 1909. at $3.50 a. m-- from
dertaking company. 2475 Mission street. thence
to St Peters church. Alabama street between
Twenty fourth and Twenty nth. at 10 a. M
where services will be held. Interment Holy
Cross cemetery.
Berkeley. Cal. April 80 1909
Henry Williges, brother OF Mrs August Koer-
Der Of Alameda. and uncle or Henry T. VII
liges Of Berkeley, John Williges OF San Frau
CISCO Mrs. Margaret Borgwardt Of Alameda
and Mrs. Louisa Hadelar OF San Frzncfsco
a native OF Germany. aged 76 years.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfulIv
invited to attend the funeral services
this Saturday afternoon. April "a 1909. at
o'clock, at the parlors of the Albert B-own
company. 210S Addison street (Odd Fellows
building). Berkeley. Interment Mountain View
cemetery. Remains at the Berkeley Dariors OF
the Albert Brown company, 210S Addison
street corner OF Shattuek avenue.
CARD OF THANKS
SvETINfCH--We desire to thank our many
friends for their kindness. sympathy and floral
offerings extended to us IN our SAD bereava-
ment--the loss Of wife and mother
MARGUERITE SvETINICH
PETER STETINICH
GEORGE SvETINTCH.
ANDREW SvETINICH.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

8 The following marriage licenses were issued I'm
San Francisco Friday, April 23 1909:
BRAAfBEE-K -KINGSTON-GIenn B. Brambie 70
San Francisco, and Anita NJ. Kingston. 20.
FRENoH-dcKENNA- B. French. 81. 1154
Market ST.. and Elizabeth McKenna. 33. 1913
Noe St
GEoRGE-NURRAY-,J George, % and Jes
sic D. Murray. 2s, both Of 436 Bartlett ST
HAUPTLI-H0WE-Fre Hauptli. 80 and vio-
let Howe IS, both Of Hillcrest-
NS-oSTRoWSKI-H L. Jeans. 81
2lo9 Fillmore ST.. and Hattie H. ostrowski,
p. 80 Shotwell ST
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS KIimOvich. 81.
Oakland. and Jovanka Gudel 10. 1856 Jones
street.
I.AFLIN- -FoRBEs-Addison H. Latin Jr, 2s
sze Ashbury St, and Carrie II. Forbes, "a
Lancaster, Mass.
MIRANDE- -MAGENDIE- Bernard Mirande. o.
q Pixley ave, and Elsie Magendie, p, ll3
Central
o'CONNOR- R-AIULvIHIII.-Thomas oconnor. %.
3043 Fillmore ST.. and Ellen MnivihiH. %
z1z1 Greenwich 81.
POWELL DAHLGREN-char n Powell. %.
ss9 Twenty seventh St, and Julia G. Dahl
gren. 2i. Chicago
s8EEHAN- -NIINE-Edga NJ. sbeehan. IS,
and Virginia A. Milne, p, both Of sacra-
mento.
-RoGERs-James H. stony. 25. 1882
o'Farreli ST., and Anna S. Rogers. %, il
Eugenia ST.
Oakland, April 23.-The following marriage
licenses were issued today
C0OPER-JONES-WI T. Cooper "a Los
Angeles. and Harriet c. jones' %, Hayward.
HtNsEN- -PEDERSEN-Harry Hansen 81 and
Dsgnsr Petersen, "A. both Of Berkeley.
<ffLANO-CONTERNO- NiIano &c and
Domenicia Conterno, q. both of Oakland
O'LEARI-N -NENILLE-corneIius O'Leary. %.
and Annie Neville, IS. both OF Oakland.
IINTAIsA-RAIAdKI-,J z. Rintala. 27
and Aarije Bajamki, 25, both Of Berkeley.
vale
SIIflERA-ENOS-Joh y. Siyiera. 36. and
Annie Enos. 50. both OF Hayward
fIAI.ES-DdAZ-Edoardo Wales. &C. Rfvas
Nicaragua, and Maria Autonis Diaz. IS. Fruit
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-24

OF the state have been put to work on
the course
c. A. Hawkins, general western
sales manager of the White company,
has returned from
Rad Ro.a. o.. tour in Sonoma
Of sausa1iso fepnrg feporfs that mawkIns ihs
- road out of Sausa-
Tito as far as San Anselmo is in poor
condition. He SAYS that if the object
OF the board OF supervisors of Marin
county in neglecting this stretch of
road is to discourage motorists from
Journeying into Sonoma and the nearby
counties by way of Sausalito, the plan
will succeed. Hawkins also says: The
road to San Rafael by way of Tiburon
is in fairly good shape, but they do not
run enough boats to accommodate the
automobilists. The roads in Sonoma
county, with a few exceptions. are ex-
celient. After pleasant days turing
it seems pity that ones outing should
be marred by having to travel over the
frightful road into Sausaiito."
Hazlett L. Pelton, northern coast man
ager Of the auto vehicle company, re-
- ---...ports the sale and
New Owner delivery of a 40
of Tourist nS1Indsr n01TIsep9wefi I've nas 6oar
- senger Tourist to H.
@hdi AOS j. NTltQQen. donor OF the IrO-
phy for the annual run of the American
:. automobile associ-
esIidden VIII neioni' , +Hs Mlil aSsJlts ,a3i.t :
BE the Tour Rany FSis year. tss tourisss os ass
ual riding in the
pacemaking car with Chairman F. B.
HOVER. which will start after the two
confetti cars. but ahead of the regular
tourists. Because of the criticisms at
the hnish at Saratoga last year, Chair
man Hover will not use his own Pierce
arrow In the tour, but will drive a car
OF some other make. The chairman
wants to do all he can to be above sus-
picion. The date or closing the en-
tries is unusually late this year, ow-
ing to the many arran gements TO be
made, and those who make entr-- by
May 10 can do so for 500 less than
those who wait until after that date.
The final closing Of tke entry list will
be on July 15. 1t Will be impossible
TO receive post entries this wear be-
cause of the necessity of providine- in
advance for the accommodation of the
entire party in sleeping and dining
ears Tor period of 10 days.
Like many motorists who have
crossed the United States in their cars
...--------... Mr.. and Mrs. Lit
VIII Use tlefeld. who will
Diamond Tires ! leays trn Oakland sId,and for for
b o r d er of the
United States, have equipped their car
with Diamond mountain tread tires
and Marsh rims.
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SEATTLE FAIR WILL BE
OPEN To PUBLIC SUNDAYS
Amusements, However, Must Be
Conducted Without 'Ballyhoo'

SEATTLE. April 23.-The Alaska
Yukon Pacific directors today voted
unanimously to open the worlds fair
gates Sundays. Week days the fair
viii be open from S o'clock a. m until
midnight; Sunday from 1 D. m until
midnight Under the state law the
amusement enterprises must be con-
Quoted quietly Sunday without ''bally-
not be open, and such of the exhibitors
as desire to close will be permitted to
do so. but it Is believed all the state
buildings will be open
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ADDITIONAL COAST SHIPPING
ARRIVED


Friday. April %.
Stmr City of Para. Nelson. 25 days IL hours
and 10 minutes from Ancon, via Mazatlan 6
days. via Magdaena bay days.
Schr Mary e. Foster, johnson, % days from
Honolulu
Bark Annie Johnson, Nelson is days from
Hilo.
Friday. April 23.
Stmr Wellesley. Lindquist. Seattle.
Stmr Daisy. Smith. Willapa.
Stmr Coos Bay. Nicolson, Coos bay.
BY UNITED WIRELESS COMPANY
FRIDAY HARBOR. April 22-Stmr Bertha
through Seymour narrows April 21. midnight
FLATTERY, Passed in April 23-Schr Bo-
realis. 2:25 p. M. ship Amphitrite, 2:40 d. m :
schr Esnale. 4:45 p. m.
Stmr Asuncion of Umpqua river April % Z
p. m.; expect to arrive at Seattle Saturday
p. m.
DOMESTIC PORTS
REDOND0-Arrived April 23-Stmr Samoa
Pedro.
Sailed April 2s-stmr Majestic for San Pedro
SEATTLE-Sailed April 23-Stmr Jefferson
for Skagway
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NURSE WILL RECEIVE
$I2,500 FOR SERVICES
Suit Against Estate of Mrs. Ell
len Wilson Settled
{ Special Dispatch 10 The CAN

SACRAMENTO. April 23.-For her
faithful services to the late Ellen VIII
son, E. Phoebe Doolittle. who sued the
estate for 5000, will receive Just half
little acted as companion and nurse for
Mrs Wilson two years prior to her
death on the promise that she would
be taken care of in the will But the
will left her nothing
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-24

Birth. marriage and death notices sent by mali
whl not BE- Inserted. They must be hsnded in At
either OF the publication Offices and be fndorsed
with the name and residence OF persons author
lied 10 have the same published Notices re-
ftricted simply 10 the announcement Of the event
are published once in this column free Of charge
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-24

TWO OFFICIALS DooMED-Los Angeles,
April 23.-May0r Alexander announced today
that he will send communication to the city
council on Tuesday next requesting the removal
Of two members of the civil service commission
OF the city. DR.. ID. ". Edelman and Milton
X. Young both prominent democratic politicians.
who were appointed by former Mayor A. c..
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-24

FAIRBANKS AT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
April 23.-Accompanied by Governor Frear and
J. K Kalanianaole, Hawaiian delegate to the
national congress-, Charles w. Fairbanks. former
vice president of the United States, inspected
the pineapple region near this city today.
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BLRTHS

INANJ Elm this city. April IL 1903 10 the
wife of IT. :. Emanuel. daughter.
I-aCEl--Iu this city. April Z. 1903. TO the wife
~ Thomas Lacey tnee kilcullen), son.
NEfRET-In this city. April %. 1909, TO the
wife Of Xavier r. Nefrct. daughter
EAMACCT0TTT-ln this city. April %. 1909
70 the wife Of Hugo r. Ramacciofti. daugh-
ter
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New Course
at Savannah

recurrence of that event. He writes:
IF Savannah is successful in landing
the next race the drivers will find a
complete new racecourse. Instead of
having l6 turns to make, they will have
only seven. the turns at Isle of Hope
being cut out.
Ferguson avenue, which drivers
claim to be the fastest section of the
course, has been made so feet wide,
with only an II inch grade. 1t will be
more than five miles long and will save
from eight to ten turns. A large force
of convicts coming from different parts
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10 the popular demand. When the
business for the month of March had
been figured up on the books of the
was ascertained that there had been
actually delivered 80 automobiles dur
ing the so days, Howard quickly ar
tory to arrange, if possible, for more
cars and early shipments.
The women motorists of the east,
upon being told that they were to be
barred from the
-~ holding an event
OF the same char
ter, in which there will be no men
drivers One enthusiast stated that
she was heartily in sympathy with
holding national woman'S tour, and
she is certain that the entry list
would be large one. She said: I'VE
can make a tour and carry it through
without the aid of the American auto
mobile association. providing Chairman
Hover and his association wants to
keep US out Of the contest
J. ". Leavitt has started home after
his visit TO the Stoddard-Dayton and
REQ factories. He
.i1,eaxit4 Gets has wired to A d.
More stoddnrd. PPlggaSn Paa Secured dha1 ant eRe Re
five carloads of STANDARDIZATION cars.
He will arrive in San Francisco Friday
evening.
Word has been received from Chi
cago that an endurance run for cars
listing $l,f5O ana
Contest for Low under is being
priced cars planned for next
- month, to be held
tion OF the Chicago motor club. This
will be the first time special atten-
tion has been given to the popular
type car such as is represented In cars
under this figure. 1t is planned to
make It a thorough test, the idea of
the club being to make the cars go at
least 500 miles in two days, which is
as stiff a schedule as was used in
the LOCO mile four day event held last
fall. The route has not as yet been
erning the run been formulated.
In addition to this event. the club
will hold its annual reliability run for
all classes between the dates. Septem-
Der 10 and October 80, over a distance
of not less than 1,500 miles. The annual
hill climb will take place as near August
Il as possible and will be again held
on the Algonquin hills. One OF the
other events planned viii be a skid
test, and another Will be taxi
cab demonstration, but the dates for
these events have not yet been set
tied upon.
An eastern motor enthusiast writes
that from the work being done on the
-...course on which the
New Course grand prize race
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of the state have been put to work on
the course.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-24

IS sanguine of being successful in Sc
curing a material increase in his al
lotments OF Buick White Streaks' and
40 horsepower touring cars and road
sters. and in securing even heavier
shipments Immediately of those models
which have become so popular. The
most optimistic estimates of the pub
JIG favor Of these models made at the
beginning OF the season. have been.
exceeded and shipments ordered on that
basis have proven entirely Inadequate
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-24

Telegraphic reports from c. s. How
ard Of the Howard automobile com
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-24
DEk~KS

AReaa. AiIsen =. 20 neksaH. John n. 90
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-24
COuuseIrnan
Comes West

northwest He expressed himself as de-
lighted with California Like others"
said he. i have made the mistake Of
travelling in foreign countries before
covering what now seems TO me the
most attractive, most prosperous and
most promising portion of our country"
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-24

sCOuI Sc Oh WIIICH CIIC
grand prize race
was held last year
Savannah is depend
IN q nnnn The naxf
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-24

c B Shanks- general sales manage
Of the F. B. Stearns company, returned
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-24
VIII Tour
in Mexico

little six. John Lee Jr., an enthusiastic
Winton owner. leaves next week with
his Family for a two months tour which
includes an extended journey over the
border into Mexico
. Lee C0unseiman, general sales man
ager Of the Chalmers-D Detroit motor
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-24

An eastern motor enthusiast writes |
that from the work being done on the
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-24

More Bucks
for Coast
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-24

N Magneson Of Livingston has pur-
chased a little six cylinder Winton,
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-24

J. ". Leavitt has started home afte
his visit to the standardization an
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-24
New Owner
of Tourist
G. Plymire.

Charles J. Glidden, donor of the tro-
phy for the annual run of the American
~ 4of
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-24

% LLIIc NIlt J . Vt
day after a flying
trip to Los Ange-
les Shanks will
leave this evening
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-24

Hazlett j.. Pelton, northern coast man
ager Of the auto vehicle company, re-
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-24

five carloads of STANDARDIZATION cars.
He will arrive in San Francisco Friday
evening.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-24

The women motorists of the east,
upon being told that they were to be
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-24

Word has been received from Chi
cago that an endurance run for cars
listing $1,750 and
6-orte.t for I.o.v under is being
Priced Cars planned for next next
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-24
ShznlCs Is
In Towz

Vice President Henderson of the
Xinton motor carriage company. who
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-24

Learitt Gets
More Stoddards
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-24

!. .pOTLS the SAFE anu
delivery of a 40
horsepower, four
!. cylinder, five pas
senger Tourist to H.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-24

Henderson Looks
For Good Times
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1909-04-10

Dificult subjects require careful
handling. and for this reason q room
clerk at a woman's hotel must. have
special qualifications. says a New
York letter. One of the many appli-
cants to approach a clerk of this class
was a young, prepossessing woman
who, a few days ago. walked to the
desk and hesitatingly asked II . room
could be had at moderate price.
Would you like a room at dollar
and a half a day." With Z startled
look she replied. Il want one at three
dollars week" I'VE have rooms AT
that price. but none vacant. You can
see that the Office is full Of guests.
and it is not probable that we shall
have such room as you desire until
one of our guests dies-or gets mar.
ried." Sweeping the ONCE with her
eyes, the young woman replied. sweet
ly. "oh. then. 1t is hopeIess!"
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1909-04-10

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