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The state herald., 1909-08-06

When r.. rains" answered McCloud.
Let me have your hat, too"
my hair is a sight. l know. We
rode over rocks and up gullies into the
brush"
And through lakes-oh, know!
can't conceive how you ever got here
at all. Your hair is all right. This is
camp, anyway. But II you want
glass you can have one. Knisely is
great swell; he's Just from school. and
has no end of things. I'll rob his bag"
Don't disturb Mr.. Knisely's bag for
the world"
But you are not taking OF your hat.
You seem to have something on your
mind"
Help me to get 1t of my mind, will
you. please?"
If you will let me-"
Tell me how to thank you for your
generosity. / came all the way over
here tonight to ask you for just the
help you have offered. and could not
1T stuck in my throat. But that
wasn't what was on my mind. Tell
me what you thought when acted SO
dreadfully at Marion's"
Il didn't deserve anything better
after placing myself In such fool
position. Why don't you ask me what
thought the day you acted so beau
tifully at Crawling Stone ranch?
thought that the finest thing | ever
saw"
You were not to blame at Mari.
on's."
bad. am going to start the phones
going. It's up to me to make good.
you know. in about four hours with n
lot Of men and material. Aren't you
going to take of your hat?-and your
gloves are soaking wet"
A voice called the superintendent s
name through the tent door. MIR. Nc
Cloud"
What is It. Bill?'
"Twenty.eight and nine.tenths on
the gauge. sir"
McCloud looked at his companions.
II told you so. Up three.tenths. Thank
you. Bill: III be with you In minute.
Tell Cherry to come and take away
the supper things. will you! That is
about all the water We shall get to.
night. think. It's all we want"
added McCloud. glancing at his watch.
I'm going to take a look at the river.
We shall be quiet now around here UNI
til half.past three. and II you. Marion.
and Miss Cunning will take the tent.
| a. las
We start. Bill Dancing will guard
you agains, intrusion. and II you want
ice water ring twice"
The state herald., 1909-08-06
BY ANDRE BOWLES
~ CNHS SCRX6NfR5 00WS
C0oyR/CHT

o designs.
the numbe nswered as he offered her
and they nth smile.
taking your hat of for me
Put It on again!" she in
Militah little tone of command,
rs conscious Of qualification
beyed amiably.
take your box unless you
Special to pther!" she said. "Oh, you
Denver, pr! l came out to tell you
Military ufadful man thought you
l5 Mt the 70 apologize"
State E.; ,{nind apologizing. Lots Of
he be,d k worse than that of me
u H.'. aaEpologize. I'm sorry have
nc shelter to offer you. except to sit
on this side and take the rain"
why should you take the rain for
me?"
You are woman"
But a stranger to you"
only In way"
Dlcksie gazed for a moment at the
fire. you won't think me abrupt. will
you?" she said. turning to him. but,
as truly - live, cannot account for
you, Mr.. Smith. / guess at the ranch
we don't know what goes on in the
world. Everything / see of you con-
tradicts everything | have heard OF
you"
You haven't seen much of me yet,
you know, and you may have heard
much better accounts of me than
The state herald., 1909-08-06
CHAPTER xviIi.-continued.

Marion put her hand for a moment
on his coat sleeve: he looked at Dick
sic with another laugh and spoke to
her because he dared not look toward
Marion. Going back tonight, do you
say? You never nre?"
Dicksie answered quite In earnest:
"Oh. but we are. We must!"
why did you come. then? It's
taken half the night to get here. and
will take n night and half at least to
get back"
I'VE came TO ask Mr.. McCloud for
some g,air sacks-you know, they
have nothing to work with at the
ranch" said Marion: and he said We
might have some and we are 10 send
for them in the morning"
II see. But we may as well talk
plainly" Smith looked at Dicksie.
You are rs brave and as game as a
girl can be. know. or you couldn't
have done this. Sacks full of sand,
with the boys at the ranch to handle
them, would do no more good to-mor'
row ut the bend than bladders. The
river is flowing into Squaw lake above
there low. A hundred men that know
the game might check things yet II
they're there by daylight Nobody
else, and nothing else on Gods earth
can"
There was silence before the fire.
McCloud broke Il: Il can put the 100
men there at daylight. Gordon. II Miss
Dunping and her cousin want them.
said McClould.
Marion sprang to her feet. "oh.
will you do that. Mr.. McCloud?"
McCloud looked at Dicksie. II they
are wanted"
Dicksie tried TO look Mt the IRE. I'VE
have hardly deserved help from Mr.,
McCloud ut the ranch" she said At
last.
He put out his hand. Il must object
The first wreck ever had on this d.
vision Miss Dunning rode 20 miles to
offer help. Isn't that truo7 Why.
would walk 100 miles to return the
offer to her. Perhaps your cousin
would object" he suggested. turning
to Dicksle; but no. think we can
manage that. Now what are we going
to doY You two can't 30 back to
night. that is certain"
ave must"
"Then you will have to so In boats.
said Whispering Smith.
But the hill road7"
"There is Ave feet OF water across II
In half n dozen places. swan my
The state herald., 1909-08-06

A hish.nycr around town makes hi.
money too easily for his own good.
His rich wife gave him 100000 when
abe married him and raised II to $500
900 To divorce him. Now be doesn't
have 10 work or marry any more
New York pfesH.
The daily sentinel., 1909-07-19

Saul Halyve. World Marathoner

Those of
would
Iaye wonderful JUNCTION
had iayve
fialyve
without
winning
them both
sporting
ton
ayve
o pa
throughout
have been fully
Denver little his
he
English
Marathon
been
the worlds
the conclusion
him
there in the world who could
And
nothing particular in his performance
columns a
peddng working
wonder Is little him
But Notwithstanding
Seattle will
Is simply statement anything
Denver is treated It would from the
accomplished that they
extreme limit the credit
The daily sentinel., 1909-07-19
Sorry to Displease Post

in the dispIeasue old
Sissy Dickinson
paper to suit the Post but we hardly knew in what
offended could
to make change in policy suit that utrarelgus
the posio he
holds republican councils
fellow
policy
The outbreak of
criticism the assnine policy
salary Governor Shafoha
small
There difference
anything criticism
republican officials of the
The Sentinel Just
freely the
the to make
capital with
hCas party
The editor in
or done
is tbe
it S party
The daily sentinel., 1909-07-19

Saul Halyve, the fleet Indian run
ner from Teller Indian school at
Grand Junction is very liable TO be
entered in the Marathon race at
Athens this year And If he is a
candidate for the International hon
ors he is liable to carry them off for
he is not only an lndian-typical of
fleet footedness. he is specimen of
splendid young manhood and has
earned the spurs he wears. 1t would
surely be great thing for Colorado o
to furnish the winner in the greatest
international race of the year Sue
cess to you Saul If you run.-Paonia
Newspaper.
The daily sentinel., 1909-07-19

FRANK j. Cannon, has
med
he
10 do
whom
I
literally
that
of
great wonder to the state generally.
The daily sentinel., 1909-07-19


Association had its membership
Sabbath public
TINS move as had grown to custom
dead
that day owing the fact that
to all
on the day that the order
nen But this is unusual
always be found
tage over his competitor Generally the
The public generally would
FOR Sabbath
The which seemed support
public sentiment should
The daily sentinel., 1909-07-19

There has
the ills his fellows
tell
Dlace
allies that Teddy
uncomfortable
exchange of personal
whieh
without knowing if literally
judged
The daily sentinel., 1909-07-19
Special Rates Via Rio Grande

The Rio Grande announce the very
low rate of Sl1.o0 for the round trip
Grand Junction to Denver and return.
Tickets on sale Thursday. July %,
good returning leaving Denver July
~. Liberal stopovers allowed. In
quire city ticket office, 1l5 South
Fourth street. Phone Junction IL.
The daily sentinel., 1909-07-19

Born to MIR and Mrs. Thomas Ma
hony, fine girl. Saturday evening.
The mother and little one are getting
along nicely and the popular secre-
tary of the Chamber of Commerce is
naturally in excellent spirits and is
receiving congratulations on every
hand.
The daily sentinel., 1909-07-19

scream for men, women ana chill
dren
| scream both early and late
| scream (for that's part of my bust
ness)
Ice cream-it's ten cents a plate
AT the Majestic Fountain.
The daily sentinel., 1909-07-19

eny Augustus Buohe erstwh Of the cha
at Des Mon Ia openly stated that the experience that Colorado
te words generally stated Governor Buchte
make Already Mary C. Bradford
statement that he had
all Sides political
ignoninous astgaton the hands of Colorado
The daily sentinel., 1909-07-19

A. o. Arnold, the up to date grocer.
at Ninth and Ouray, has Just unload
ca Two more cars of the celebrated
fiush Flour. and for this week he
VIII sell at Sl.75 per sack, net cash.
The daily sentinel., 1909-07-19

Don't try to heat your house with
smoke. You will find it expensive
and unpleasant. A Marvel furnace
'was never known to leak smoke or
gas, Installed only by the G. j. C.
& H. Co, 724 Main.
The daily sentinel., 1909-07-19

60 TO kramers, 537 Main street or
phone junction 19S during this hot
weather Tor choice small cuts, roasts
ana meats OF all kinds, pigs feet,
mead cheese, everything guaranteed.
The daily sentinel., 1909-07-19

IL Colorado Fruit & Commercial
stock has any value. send me a bid
on 1ye shares.-M. l.. Walker, Cald-
we'll. Ida.
The daily sentinel., 1909-07-19

me change sentiment the the eouncimn
drastic
hey have heard the
had been put erect would
TO enforced 1t!
he-spot to arouse public sentiment against
The daily sentinel., 1909-07-19

One of the best equipped livery
and transfer stables In Colorado
Barton 4 Terrll, Fifth and Colorado.
The daily sentinel., 1909-07-19

/ Let us make your old clothes look
new again.-The Suitorium, tele-
ps one black 662, 125 South Fifth-st.
The daily sentinel., 1909-07-19

The best is none too good. That's
the reason we are selling so MANY
Ifurnaees.-The Grand Junction Cor
nice Heating Company, 724 Main.
The daily sentinel., 1909-07-19

Sanitary plumbing cemmends It.
self to everybody. See ] E. Nc
KenEie. the plumber.
The daily sentinel., 1909-07-19

You will have to hurry II you get
one OF those new hayiag outfits at
McCary's.
The daily sentinel., 1909-07-19

Fine rigs, single or double. at all
times, at Blue Barn.
The daily sentinel., 1909-07-19

Plush Flour at Arnold's, Ninth and
onray' Sl.75 per sack, net cash, Just
this week
The daily sentinel., 1909-07-19

Tanks, cutters or all sizes made
on short notice. G.. j. c. & H. Co.
The daily sentinel., 1909-07-19

| See Fred Mantey about sweat pads,
gall cure, rope, horse muzzles, axle
grease for buggy and wagon.
The daily sentinel., 1909-07-19

Funny, but we install more Front
Rank furnaces than all the others
combined. H. Lane
The daily sentinel., 1909-07-19

Hay Is King now, but the line OF
hay tools McCary carries is ace high
The daily sentinel., 1909-07-19

Millinery at the Globe clearance
sale at 81, 81, So. former price, s5,
$40, S15.
The daily sentinel., 1909-07-19

Gall cure, healing powder. ETC.
Fred Mantey.
The daily sentinel., 1909-07-19

We will rent you tent.-Fred
Mantey.
The daily sentinel., 1909-07-19

If don't sell you your ice cream
soda we both lose money Majestic
Fountain
The daily sentinel., 1909-07-19

Bath towels at 10 cents, former
price 80 cents at the Globe clearance
sale.
The daily sentinel., 1909-07-19
SUBSCRIPTION RATES

Mail or Carrier. one year in advance
Mail or Carrier. one month in advan
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-12-06
NATIONAL CORN
SHOW

Omaha, Dec. 6.-The third annual
National Corn show opened in this
city today, to continue through the
week. The exhibition is in many re-
spects the largest and most notable
affair of its kind ever held in Amer
lac. More than thirty states are rep
resented While corn and it's pro-
ducts form the principal part of the
exhibition. there are also elaborate
displays of oats. wheat, barley. rye
and other cereals.
A total of $4,000 is offered in
prizes for the exhibition. Among the
special prizes is an offer of $500 in
gold. which will be given by James
J. Hill. the railroad magnate. for the
best displays of small grains and
grasses. The contestants for the Hill
prizes are limited to the grain grow
ers of Minnesota, North and South
Dakota. Montana, Idaho ana Wash
ington. Professors of several of the
leading state agricultural colleges are
to act as judges of the contest
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WenatChee Theatre.
Tomorrow.
Uncle DanI" Tomorrow.

Uncle Dan1' or The Messenger
From Jarvis Section" which brought
fame and riches to that well-remem-
bered actor. Barney McCauley a few
years ago, will be the attraction at
the Wenatchee theatre Tuesday, De-
cember Z. The story is one of love,
pathOs and devotion, skillfully inter-
mingled, yet as serious and sublime
as the theme may be the play con-
tains many Illuminating bits of com
edy, contributed by the quaint char
acters of sturdy New England, the
locale of the picture The complete
production is carried. the scenery be-
ing handsome and striking in appear
ance. making a BETTING frame for
the authors painting Several high
class specialties will be introduced
during the action of the play. The
company will have as an added fea-
tufe fine orchestra, which Is said
to be one of the best with any trav-
cling organization
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-12-06
FARMS TOO VALU-
ABLE FOR COWS
CONDITIONS AT YAKIMA, AC-
CORDING TO THE HERALD, ARE
AS BAD AS AT WENATCHEE-I
no COWS IN COUNTRY.

What do you know of a farming
community without any cows?
Who ever heard of dairy wagon
running to supply farmers with milk?
What do you think of a farmers
wife putting out the milk can and
enclosing the ticket every morning
the same as a city woman?
That is just exactly what is taking
place around Yakima.
The people in the country around
thing. These people are busy raising
apples and consider the ground too
expensive to waste with pasturage
and ii is no uncommon thing to hear
a farmers wife say: John, run to
town and get a dozen of eggs.
want to bake a cake today.
E. A. Cleman. a graduate of Pull
man, where he took the scientific
dairy course, is the latest one to en-
gage in the task of supplying the
farmers with milk. A regular route
is maintained and the sight of farm
ing people buying milk and eggs re-
man. who, when asked his opinion
of the Yakima country stated that
the land was so valuable and that
The people were so busy making a
fortune that they had no time in
which 10 make living"
The idea of apple raisers ana
farmers buying milk appears as
strange and unnatural to the new ar
rival as did the story told on one
OF the Vanderbilts in New York. just,
however, to the contrary
This wealthy man had a COW
staked out on vacant lot in the
heart of the business section of the
city few years ago. A man ap-
preached him and asked if the lot
was for sale.
Il have not thought of selling it,
said Vanderbilt.
I'll give You $4,000 for it." said
the stranger.
100000 is big price" said the
rich man, scratching his chin. "a
very good price-but what will | do
with my cow?''-Yakima Herald.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-12-06

of how the women of Wenatchee
should dress. Rev. Matthews did not
think them properly dressed when
they went to hear him lecture. l was
not there, therefore | must not crit
icize. But we would like to know
If the women Of his church dress
plainly, richly or in style overdone.
His church in Seattle is known as
the leading society church, believe.
We are wondering if the bride was
dressed properly when Rev. Mat
thews went up in that balloon with
his coat tails and his hair flying.
MRS. M. BOND,
Springwater, Ave.
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Cashmere Notes.
Springwater, Ave.

The Record this week moved into
elegant new quarters in the basement
of the New State bank The build
ing vacated by the Record is being
occupied by a clothing store, man
aged by Mr.. Rank.
A land deal was made this week
between A. J. Amos and o. T. Sher-
man, whereby Mr. Sherman secured
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-12-06

Latest magazines. books and sta
tlonery at the Grotto. Open even
ings. **s
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Discusses DIR. Matthews Assertion
Anent Clothes.

Editor of the World: We would
like to know through the columns of
the World and your kindness an idea
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from Mr.. Amos 11-acre fruit ranch
and Mr.. Amos secured 40 acres of
logged-on land lying west of the
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The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-12-06

Mr. and Mrs Charles Farrow leave
for an extended visit to their old
home in Ontario.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-03-09

mem zakaj da Sc klerikalci MISC
prevec o~greVali IA Slogo. I'm pray
cato Slogo. pray zaradi zveze 81
bill uprizorjeni dogodki 20. sept.
kjcr ste pod krutim oroziem padli
dive nedolzni zrtvi. Nuto ralpray-
LA govornik obSirno q docodkiL
20. Scptcmbra in o poslcdicah Xxi
SoSc doigrale med libcralci i'm kle-
rikalcl y in izyen dczclncga zbora.
10 je bila Sloga Sklcnicna. je
naplSal S~u>tcrSic v ucmSkcm listn
da je krani>ki libcralizcm mrtcv.
I'm hlIo jc res. Niti na Skofovo pi-
>mo 81 MISC upali wee odgovariati
marvcc 50 Samo il rcSkega Move
"a llSta ponati>uili Supilov clanek
odgovor Skofu Hi ie nalozil Slo
vcnccm zarudi >cptcmberskih do
godkov toliko Smrtnih i'm poSmrt-
nih grehov, Libcralcc .ie pred klc-
rIkalno Strauko popoiuoma kapi-
tuliral.
Toda priblizuo ouako so Sc RAJ
WHALE razmcrc tudi drugod. Pro
tlklrrikaInega boia nina niti ma
StajerSkcm, V TrStu i'm Y lstri pa
vlada Slogaitvo i'm bo yladalo do
kler 81 ne ho klcrikalccm zliu-
blIo naStopiti Samo>tojno. In pray
nc Sc ne bono smell zaGuditi ako
bono priSli do Slogc tudi ma Go
riSkem. kjcr Sc bijcio >edaj ciSto
osebni boil.
\ drzavncm zboru jc naSa Stran
ka naStopila kot >trunka prolcta-
rlJata / rcSnim namcnom do della.
%meNtanNkc Straukc So pa doSedai
naStopalc : prazuimi politicnimi
dcmon>tracjjami.
: >vojimi muinimi prcdlogi V
prld d|clayStva ic naSa stranka re-
.lcta 1907 pokazala. la jo res pro-
lctarSka >tranta. MISC bill Sprc-
Jet. yetina po>lauccy ic glaSovala
proti na>im prcdlogom. Toda mes
cau>kr >traukr So So pray Y tenn
>iutaiu dema>kiralc. Pokazalo ST
lc da je Soc dem. Strauka res cdi
ma praya lasiopuica dclay>tva.
(Doije prih.l
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-03-09
BELJEzKE.

Honda jc zadnji teden izkaSljaI
nekak "dOpis'. V kterem sam sebi
vpije: ''Iivio Konda!" Ma koncu
je pa podpisal ime nekcga fanti-
Ca. Po Kondatovo: Ia poG't!"
V Chicago So miSlili igrati 'Ro-
kovnjace". Ker je pa rokovn.iac
in berac Martin Vclikonja. kteri
hi moral It'll ma sramOtni kamen,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-03-09
IMENIK
socialisticnih klubOv, spadajocih k Sic
venski socialisticni organizaciji:

venski sOcialistieni Organizaciji;
Slovenski socialisticni klub St. /. V
Chicago, Ill Tajnik: Frank Podlipec,
$50 Grand Ave. SEGA vsako tetrto so
boto Y mcsocu pri Fr. Mladitu, So So.
Centre Ave.
slovcnski socialisticni klub st. ?,
Glencoe, o. Tajnik: Ivan Kravanja,
Box 1O1. Scja vsako zadnio soboto Y
mesecu Y pros'orih sodr. l. Kravanjc.
slovenski sOcialisticni klub st. 8,
conemaugh, Pa. Tajnik: Stefan Fabric,
Box 800.
Slovenski socialisticni klub St. 4,
La Sale, Ill. Tainik: Valentin Potisck,
1891 Main st. Rcdni sell l. in ,. ne
icljo y mesecu. 3. nedelja jc plaGljiys
"a assessment
slovenski sociaIisticni klub St. D,
Claridge, Pa. Tainik; John Batit.
slOvenski socialisticni klub st. 9,
Cumberland, wyo. Taiuik: John Bah
.it. Box SO.
slovenski socialistitni klub st. =.
Murray, Utah. Taiuik: Edward Hoff.
man.
Sloveuski socialiSticni klub st. 8.
Roslyn. Wash. Taiuik: John Mlkauc.
Slovenski Zenski socialisticni kluo
"Prolctarka" st. ., Chicago, Ill. Tai.
Mica: Mary Grille, S,io v.ato r-vo b.,
.retio rcdelio Y ms.e,u = rros.1rib T..
Nr,l;., - c.
,'H.'' ave.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-03-09

ravno zdaj prcvec busy 5 svoiim
kravjim ZurnaliZmom' - ne DO
Il igro mic.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-03-09
RAZNOTEROSTI
PolitiCni polozaj V draw

oznatuJe zakljucenjc drzavncga
zbora. O katerem govori manifest
socialno-demokraticnih poSlancev.
XII "a priobtujemo ma Gelu liSta. Z
laSnimi beSedami. Tcmu koraku
je Sledilo tudi zakliucenje GeSke,
"a dezelnega zbora. vSled cesar so
tudi ceSki dezelni poSlanci izgu-
bill imuniteto do move otvoritve.
Nameni So Y tenn hipu popolnoma
n~elaSni. Baron Bicnerth .ie bill V
Soboto pol IRE Y avdicnci pr. ce-
carju. Ter ic poroGal o dogodkih
parlamentu in proSil "a rok. da
poda move prcdloge. Q vladimir
nacrtih Sc razSiriajo vsakovrstne
govorice. XII pa imajo same kom-
binacije "a podlGgo. Nsekakor pa
b~odocnost nj toliko odvi>na od
Biencrthove. kolikor cd ljudske
wolfe.
o ,,veleizdajskem' procesu ma
Hrvatskem. Drzavno pravdniStvo
jc zaplenilo broiuro ..vclcizdajnic
Xxi process Xxi so 10 izdali branite-
Iii obtozenih vclcizdaialcev. So
disco je zaplcmbo potrdilo. DR.
layno p%ravdniStyo Iii morale :
dni pc potrjcni zaplcmbi podati
predlog "a kazcnSko postopanic
roper izdavatclic bro<urc. Kcr IT,
"a nj Storilo. So slednii zahtevali.
da Sc Y smisiu zakona zaplcmba
b%roSurc prcklicc.- Patriiarh Boz
gdanoviG je kakor poroca .Obzor'
konfcriral L Wckcrlcm. in protc-
Stiral proti obtoznici zagrebSkega
drlavncga pravdnika kot glaya
Srbsko = pravoslavne ccrkvc. kcr
o%btoznica tail cksistcnco te GER
kvc in lrivo razlaea Memo dclo.
njcni sveteniki pa Sc podpiSujcJo
kot priStaSi p%oliticnc propagan-
de. DIR. WekerIc jc patrijarhu H.
javil, da on V tenn oziru pikakor
ne odobrava obtoznice in da Sc ne
zlaga L njcnimi izvajanii.
. Or%ganizirani delavci SO skle-
Mill, da bodo izdali poScbnc kolke
IA obrambni Sklad. da reSijo
GomperSa in tovariSe icce. V KITE
ro Jill je obsodil sodnik Wright
zavoljo bojkota prot Buck Stove
druIbi.
Ma kolkih BIO CRIB: "AmcriSke
dclavSke we've" in napis: "Svo-
bodcn govor in svobodno Caso-
pisie''.
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SlovcnSko-anglcSka Slovnica.
SLOW. aug tolmac i'm angl. Sloyar
"a Samo -. - pri Y !. Kubclka.
9 Albany st. New York. y. y
The Press., 1909-07-21
Extension Ladders,
 8 to 30 it.

Every farmer should have one or more. Nothing better to get down the fruit, or to use in case of fire, or repairs on build- ings.