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The Detroit times., 1909-12-13
The next regular meeting Of the De-
troit Engineering society Will ne

WCTW III tUU StFN"HN
Friday evening. at ) y. m. preceded
by "A dinner i'm the Hotel ste. claire
at $50 o'clock Prof. John H. Allen,
az the I-niVerstN~-ef- Michigan. VIII
deliver an illustrated lecture on \
trip Through the sierra Madre noun
t4tpc Of Maxipn
The Detroit times., 1909-12-13
The tenth Anniversary Of 81. Andrews
Yrenhxterinn church Mas COmmemOr-

Ated, SUNDAY, with spf'idl ''' ~.
beginning with n membership OF ~
pcrsous. the church roll now NAM
beis POI names. Feeling reference
WAS ''ade Ia the first p9stor the iteF.
Androw Wilson who died three
months after founding the mission.
Tho Rev II. - Mosser was the sec
ond pastor, remaining seven years
since when the Rev. +. Walker Nal
COIN has been the Incumbent.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-13
The dedication of the new Campbell
VI L.. church. SMndnN. Mns

marked by tho raising OF upwards OF
$4,000 towards the church debt
Bishop W L. Mcdowell, OF Chicago,
preached at both morning and even,
Ing services. An organ recital VIII
be given on the new organ. TUESDAY
evening by Frederic H. stevens, as
sisted by Mrs. Alice Calder Leonard
The Detroit times., 1909-12-13
After Inv Ink rscd ms justice Of the
peace for several months. William G..

FattersOn. OF GroenlIeTd township.
has discovered that lie is not quail
fied to hold the position. ana has re-
signed II is possible that he will
IL Il candidate again at the spring
election. Patterson was elected prop
crlN but in taking the oath OF office
H." took II before the township clerk
while the law provides that he must
take II before the county clerk This
mistake was discovered 10y saloon
keepers charged with violating the
W a N q ~ d li1,lIAr a
The Detroit times., 1909-12-13
'Dont blame Rockefeller or any other
capitalist for conditions" declared

Samuel Hackett. the Coal mine ora
tor" I'm his lecture. which is part
Of the workers course. In Farrar
hall. Sunday afternoon. These men
are what they are by virtue OF your
sufferance. II is you and not they
who can change conditions" Hack
eft likened present-day labor condi-
lions to the feudalism of other times
and declared that. 8s the oppression
OF feudalism had passed away, so all
oppression must eventually pass
away. He attributed the Cherry
mine disaster to the greed OF capital
lists who neglected necessary Z ecau-
lions because or the expense
The Detroit times., 1909-12-13
Charlie Troe>tcr, seven years old. sus-
mined u fracture of The lot leg when

NFNN0 ITN'h. Oh WITIVU II
hitchiug with his sled. rolled back
ward down the Dequiudre ~. bridge,
on Iarned- The lads father. Nv
ing at No. l57 Jos. Campau-aNe.. car
RCD him home. but later had him
NcnnNnl ~ ST MArN.s hnspitAl.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-13
Mrs. Caroline Moore. ~ years old. died.
AnulnN. I'm the rcsIdence Of her

dHUgNtVr. MIS-. tNarIeN ShAW, No o
Abbott-St. from the effects OF 81 ran
- ia sidewalk at sixth and Abbott
SIS month ago. when she Irac-
turrd her hip. Mrs Moore was the
widow of the late capt. {. +. Moore,
once prominent as master OF lake
NcSSelS.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-13

man-st. that they should rise up ana
dcfv the Black Hand Il. for one.
ann not afraid Of them" said De Car
la. They may take revenge on me-,
they may take my life. but l VIII
fight them until the city is ria OF
them II YOU would all tell what
YOU know. there would be no more
Rlack Hand here.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-13
I'm hts lecture on "SvitserIaud" In the
Nuseurn ~ Arr. suDduy afternoon,

Prof \ ~. Griffith. took occasion To
cite one very good law OF that coun-
try that might be adopted with proht
by Michigan. In switzerland mar
riage licenses have 20 br posted IN
public places. and ~ anyone raises
objections To the union OF the con
tracing parties and that objection
is found worthy, the marriage can he
prey ented which would he a very
ynnd thing In have here said he
The Detroit times., 1909-12-13
The lack of sufficient numbers Of tench-
ers has cnnsed the closing of the De-

troit college night school for poor
Italians OF the district surrounding
tho college. which had been held
every Monday and Thursday night
in the basement OF IS Peter ana
PauTs parish school The teachers
were voluntary and were mostly So
ciety girls belonging TO the parish
hut other interests seem to nave
taken the young ladies away from
The work az charity
The Detroit times., 1909-12-13
Tn "a meeting Of Post 4, Michigan
knIght- of the Grip. In the GrIsWOId

house Sunday aIternOOn IHt IOIIDW
thg officers were elected: Chairman
Lou j. Burch; vice chairman, Charles
j W. smith. secretary ana treasur-
.r Michael j. Iiowarn. executive
committees. Patrick j Walsh. Angus
G. MACPHERSON and John w. Kelly
II was voted. also. to abolish All
local dues
The Detroit times., 1909-12-13
Mount Zion tent. No. Ola, X. q. T.. VI.
VI. hns cIecied the fOIIONI lug Ofncersi

I-Nln TIaNGPT, i TNHk Y.
past commander. Louis &. Chapoton;
lent. commander. Frederick Reno;
X. X. samuel Long: f.. *. Robert T.
Quirk; chaplain, Benjamin klrk
physician. Dewitt L. Sherwood, NJ
H.. sergeant. Herbert w. Travis; NJ
at n. Edward j Lyon; first guard
John : Scott. second guard. CHARLES
J Kumm; sentinel. Henry Renning
picket. George Putnam; captain OF
The degree team. Frank y. Johnson
,.,..al.-L. I'm IL 1, llnNan
The Detroit times., 1909-12-13
The Detroit Rody Co.. composed OF men
Inle Tod I'm The AlhleX Lumber 90.

filed articles Of association. saturday
afternoon The company already mas
a. plant under construction on Beau. .
fait-aVc. between kerCheval ana
Waterloo. where the Sibley lsumDeF
60. operates planning mill The
company viii employ 100 men at tho
start. and viii commence deliveries
nbnut Ian
The Detroit times., 1909-12-13
The resIdence Of Mrs. Herbert Uociin.
Al lal HIngree-nNc.. XxMs rnn xMckcM

hy burglars, while members OF me
family were away. saturday night
and $50 worth OF jewelry was stolen
sneak thieves are blamed Tor lle
theft Of SIG worth OF jewelry from
n rooming house at No. 5,3 tass-aNe.
o.,ro ,f pattN thpftS were reported.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-13
The Wayne circuit court Judges hnvc
decided on several new rules. 10 he

enforced after the new year, which
will cut off one days pay from tn"
-i++F+4Es-Aa-il rA-SeS&innsLxlll-h he held
Saturday as heretofore. and the jur-
ors viii not he paid for the day. sat
urday will he set aside for motions,
instead OF Monday, as has been the
practice for years. The judges have
also decided 10 sit half hour longer
each day The cutting Of the jurors
pay for day will save the county
several thousand dollars per year, It
ia pztima.p6
The Detroit times., 1909-12-13
Constable August Hebert. who has been
conducting cnmpnign ngninst sIoI

UIAChines, NOW nHs = IN IFS pOSs"S-
sion which he seized In the saloons
Of Greenfield. Hamtramck and Gross"
pofnte Three machines were taken
from the saloon Of August Docrr.
Crosse Poiutc. The machines Will be
taken 10 the county building and de-
Stroycd About 500 in cash was
found i'm them. This goes into the
The Detroit times., 1909-12-13
peculiarly sad circumstance sur
rounds the denth In Toronto, Sntur-

day. OF MIS-. SINS HenH"rfoh. OI IUIS
City.0 Mrs Henderson had been mar
ried but FIVE weeks. her marriage
having been the elimination OF an
acquaintance with Mr.. Henderson
since childhood. Both were upwards
~ % years of age and mad looked
forward To spending their declining
years together. planning 10 make
their home in Detroit. Mrs. lIender-
son will he buried Tuesday noon
frnm IL Andrews E,nisCOpal chnrCh.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-13
Justice J. ~. Moore spoke on the dcsir-
nbilIly for world peace before the

Business Mons rInss OF The FIrst
Congregational church. sunday noon.
.TAn-EIIleIS- nf- all-tAe- leading nalions
OF the world desire peace. he said,
ana the most powerful forces operat-
Ing in every nation are back or the
international arbitration ana peace
movements That these movements
will ultimately bc brought TO sue
ccssfHl Issue. WAS confidently pre-
dlrfcd liz InaiIce Moro
The Detroit times., 1909-12-13
Patrick Summers a years old, was ar
nv kinney nuu
The Iawyers' club OF Detroit. Will hold
LIZ frat xniherIng Of the season In

The FcITOWVra1I 'IUU HtNV '"Tv
day evening, when beetsteak ulh-
ner will be given. James L. kehni
will be the principal speaker: ana hu-
dresses will also he given by Alan
~. Frazer and Judge Murphy. Johh
Atkinson will sing and Jock carson
viii play the bagpipes.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-12-13
The Oh, Old Story.

HOT. tired aud dusty. the excursion
was returning from the seaside day
trip. and Eimkina. q little bald man
with big ears. overcome with his day
Of happiness. dropped o6 to sleep. ]"
the hatrack above another passeuesr
had Deposited . fcrocious crab In .
bucket. aud when Slmkins went to
sleep the crab woke up aud. nndins
things dull IN the bucket. started e.
plorins. ny careful navigation Mr..
Crab reached ths edge of the rack. but
the next moment down II fell. alisht'
Ing on Simkins' shoulder. Not feeling
quite safe. II grabbed the voluminous
ear Of simkins to steady Itself. aud
the passengers held their breath and
waited for Developments. Hut Sin
kins only shook his head slightly.
"lrf 20. Eliza" he murmurcd. u tel
you ! have been at the once oil the
evening. s."-loutou rick.Me-Up.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-12-13
rURE. CLEAN, MlLK-
NOT CHEAP MILK


We have tho best and most healthy
cows We can buy. We feed the best
ot hay and grain. We employ only
the most experienced men to be had.
and pay thcm the bcst Of wages,
Our cows arc kept on a clean board
hoor that Ia swept daily and kept
clean and sanitary.
We invite tho public to inspect our
promises.
Our motto IL pure. clean milk at n
reasonable price,
We can't give you pure milk In
winter at summer prices. and We sell
only pure milk. ~ Il comes from the
COW.
Our winter prices are $500 pcr
quart or $3.50 pcr pint per month. or
30 cents per gallon.
when you want milk to please you
call up Straw's Dairy. phone S:3.
JAS. W. STRAW.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-12-13

No mass credit b 70 good that ~
eash = not better.
u b always temptation to mock
~ 90 you dislike.
4 mans word may b o. good - HI
bad and yet have no special value.
Nan 70 disposed 10 believe that while
- hslps others no one ever helps aim.
Bveey day thousands Of people o..
elaim. y can't stand itr' But tlIsy "a.
AftsP . man reaches seventy living
0u0t b. q good deal like waiting 70 70
ne DENTISTS to have tooth pulle1. p,
( 4 GOD deal of sympathy hwastod,
- doubt. but Q good deal Of syupathy
= eeQatsseelt making IL sxtsavasDot
- ueinpoetant.--Atchison Gleba.
tn otssia u ths oless hsvsss. I
sThD con Of . glassblower % rarely
eeen4 u the came empleymsat" ssi1
Q epeAbes st . chiA lsbee centegeaco.
r wo0A rathse ssad nv boys stsaiGht
= hen than end them By way q -
o3ess heusA" - giassblowsg y Queto1
as'oaylaG u aDpeass Tat ~ ehasas-
ooeee ~ Uea = 0eatly Affected by ~
eg1seDe heet aud eonseQuent phyaGal
olpaio - ~ Ola1s AeaGaa 81
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-12-13

leach inhabitant, not lees than twenty
nor more than thirty cents for each
farm reported. and ten cents for each
barn and Enclosure containing 1.-Two
stock not on farms. Is provided for
all subdivisions where tho director Of
the census shall deem such remuner-
alton sufficient. In other subdivi-
sions the director may Ak mixed
rate Of not less than one nor more
than three cents for each inhabitan.
enumerated, and not less than fifteen
nor more than twenty cents for each
farm reported. while In Subdivisions
where per diem rates are necessary.
because OF the dificulty Of enumcra.
tion. the enumcrator may be allowed.
In the discretion Of the director, .
compensation Of not less tnan three
nor more than six dollars per day Of
eight hours actual field work each.
Except In extreme cases. no claim for
mileage or travelling expenses will be
allowed to any enumerator. and then
only when authority has been previ-
ously granted by the director Of ths
census.'
Attention 10 called to the letter Of
the president. addressed to the sec
retary OF commerce aud labor. . copy
Of which 10 appended to the stat ,
ment. cOncePninR tho matter Of DOllt.
lcal activity on the part Of the census
supervisors and enumerators. In nc.
eordance with this letter any enumer-
ator must sever his connection with
pny political committee Of which he
may be member before entering on
his duties. and must refrain from po-
litical activity during his term OF en-.
ployment
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-12-13
NEW york CITY.

New York city's bonded indsbtsdnsss
= new eloas to the 100000. 900 mark
New YORK city's Old tenement heuse
bledEs have twice % large Q poDuls.
6eo - they had aftssu ysars ago.
Thsrs b enough money In the New
Yosk savinp banks to give $40 =
ooch maA. woman and child within II
beedss.
Thsss = . 'Tinpot" alley % ths
lever end q Manhattan Island. Tho
name b . corruption Of ''Tuyn Paat"
meaning Garden lans" In Dutch.
New Yogk's oeiciai sxtrsms tempeea.
t1seA taken In Central park. ase Io1
Degrees above ssro and 9 below. II
mean Temperature during the last yeas
has besn 6S dsgrsss.-Nsw Yoek Hsr
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-12-13
LISTENING.
~ lmpsrtaass In the Art sf AstsaO -
the stage.

- ,...... \. ... a .. a. A.s,.. .,
49," w. 49,.
~ ,,....,.. ,,.,. A..
A.s 'oo wuy "s'."'"s
peU OF sucn paramount 'a'"e w
stage u that u an actor u NOT ueepv
iatsrested In what Il going ON In shs
mimic world In which he has been cast
n cannot Iook for any real Interest on
ehe mart of his audience. and tho only
v.y IN which be can denote that int>r
set n by tho intensity with which he
listens TO eyerythlus that has any bear
ins whatever ON hls llfe and actions
aHd the am with which hs expresses
H. feeIlnep hrrd of what he hcsra
Iistenms n An Arr that Ia not pruu-
aay tausht IN the schoo,s In which
modern actor, ar, trained. for willis
voice culfnr, has tho Mace Of hlsb
honor that II deserves In the curricu.
INN Of every academy ON Droadway.
n ron ask either teacher or pupil about
IT, stiIi n,ors imnortsnt busineas Of
iistenins the chsnccs sr, that you will
receive NO rrpiy ave 4 vonderins
shake Of Tho head.
) 40 much has been Gaia about ..tem.
perament." "mentality." .fnciai OF.
prseeious and ..pcr,ons iity'' that n n q
vsry easv matter for = scboolriri 10
psrsuade her,elf that sbe bas IN he,
d. makins. oe a sreat actrvss. Al
- nssas IL what shs calls q "fsw )es.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-12-13
ALL ABOUT Exu1aERAroRs
D1secsue DarNud's 8eatemeat Nevard.
~ Qnallocaeloas, Datles and
Cumps0anttoa

unitsd States Census Dirsctos
Durand Aas Issued . statement deiln.
ing the qualifications. duties and
eo0peasatioA Of census eaumsrators.
He staass that oss Of the duties i'm
poool upoa the snpervisors By the
eoosas 81 b the dssignatioa Of suit.
abos psssoas to b employed. with the
coassas q ths director Of the census.
- eaumsratoes within their respect
i've districts. 1t b further provided
that such psrsons shall b selected
solely with . view to fitness. and
without reference to their political
party a0llations. 1,
"The census act provides that the
eaumeratioa OF population and agri-
culture shall begin on April IS. 1910.
as1 that each enumsrator shall com.
plsts The work required In bis district
within thirty days In the case Of rural
districts and small towns. and within
two weeks In the case OF any incor-
poeated city. town. village OF borough
which had 5000 Inhabitants or more
un1sr the csasus Of 1890.
IT = 1sslrabls whsrs possible that
TIE oauDoeaeoe shall live in the dis
tsDet ~ b 10 eaavsn. He should b
familiar viii IL territory and the
gsoseal character of ~ people.
sToo oooous roouiroo - enumarat.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-12-13

osms Frem sN eWOlish PRIMARY oskss'
exsmiWstisa
4 papsr published In YortshiFs.
England. reports that some 1000 chill.
dssn Of Ostsshsad were recsntly ~.
CURED to do essays on "Physical D.
tssiosation and Alcohol" % tots In the
primary schools Of this part Of the
world may now toss o6 brochures ou
variations In the Epithslium Cells In
Invertebrates. Marsupiais and Plant.
grades" These Gateshead children
had valuable thoughts to contribute to
The Temperance movement. The YORK.
shire paper goss the length Of pub
llshing some Of the gems brought out
IN this outpouring Of infantile sapi.
sncs. Here are few Of same:
"Alcohol b useful" says one Of
them. being most sxquisitely pithy.
but not In the body. II u useful Tor
polishing furniture"
r hope ] shall never touch it until
] an dead" says another. and W wish
him luck.
- man who takes alcoholic drinks
eaa ~ two things at once"
The Children OF drunkards are often
weak and are somstimss troubled
With being bowisegsd"-truly an ir.
yitating aaiction.
''Thoss who take drink are not 20
bsoad chsstsd % they were 100 years
go" How true!
"When Q man b III the doctor VIII
~. 'Ars you . drinker OF aleoholr
and u ~ says yes the doctor VIII
~. THAT b what has made you ~:
you have . fatty liver"
The more temporary We live Tie
betteF it viii b for body and mind"
"6oms psopls say that II you. want
% speak at . concert you should take
Q Slsss OF beer bsfors. You should not
Jt = certain that II makes you spsak.
bat you SPEAK hsap OF rubbish"
"whsn man sets drunk hb brains
VIII not telegraph properly"
u viii 6nish up with . piscs q peet.
U ] have made up myself:
''Nsvse - Q drunkasd;
Never touch the gta;
Always ~ tsetotsi.
Az you'ro sure y VIA"
-Bostoo TransesiUG
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-12-13

In Paris there II q Buddhist temple
With 800 members.
4 good glove cutter will make %
much % 500 . week In Paris.
In the south Of France wine 10 now
eoad By ~ half hour. On payment Of
J centD one can 90 Into q wine cellar
ond stay there for half an hour.
Ffsnch physicians ars Recommending
DER patients to use In their baths Per.
fomsd tablets coataining carbonic ACID
~. In dissolvins these make The W.
Ut bubbie vigorously.
Submarine signal bells have bseo
eeosrsd BY the French government
IAay are actuatsd By pnsumatic pow.
g and are to b placed at The ends q
~ pIsrs at Calais. Boulogns and IA.
W. Also . submarine signal buoy y
. b placed Tor trial o6 Havrs.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-12-13

Short coats Of fur made with Q -.
eular psplum are wonderfully smart
eoe slim figures.
Ths negiiges b now % elaboratsly
made that one can scarcely tell e from
tAs dinner gown.
Eur beimmed hats will b. In order
- n sxtsat not known for several
ysass. In fact. fur. broadcloth and
velvet will reign supreme. ssparatsly
end In various combinations.
u = considered immensely smart b
wear Q silk shirt waist suit In The
middle Of winter. The suit can b
oaoe upon the simplest OF shirt waist
lnss. with no trimming at all. except
Q hand Of silk OF Q few. rows Of vel.
VI. 4 fur coat for the slrsst givss
III suit The crowning touch oe smart.
Hess.-brooklyp Eagle.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-12-13
KLAMATH FALLS MONDAY. DECEMBER Is. 1904

OF the applicant. and must be In
dorsed by two representative business
men Of the community In which the
applicant resides.
All applicants for appointment ~
enumerators will Be required to take
an examination. to BE- prescribed w
the director OF the census. to deter.
mine their fitness for the work. This
examinatioa will b Of . practical
character. consisting chiefly or wholly
lot the alling out Of Q sample sched.
ule Of population from data furnished
and. In the case Of enumerators whose
work will b In rural districts. the
llllinG out OF . sample schedule OF
agriculture.
Each applicant b furnished with
an illustrative example Of the manner
OF nlling out the population schedule.
and In country districts With . cory
Of the agricultural schedule to which.
In the main. the work OF the census
enumerator 10 confined. These form,
of schedules are furnished for the iu-
formation OF the applicant and should
b studied and preserved for use In
connection with the examination
referred to In the preceding para.
graph.
1T will b necessary for each
before entering upon hls
duties. 70 receive Q commission. Nm.
der the hand Of The supervisor Of the
district 70 which hs bs,oaGs, and to
take and subscribe IN oath or afarm-
Alton that he will faithfully discharge
al the dutiss required Of him under
the Law.
The census oct also provides that
N snumsrator. after accepting an |
appointment and qualifying for the
work. cannot. without justinabls |
refuse or neglect to perform
he duties Of the position: and he will |
further b required 70 devote his en-
Ire working time to the census work |
auring the period Of the snumera-
ion.
The compensation 70 b. paid 70
10 6xed By the census /
yet. and IN allowance Of not lees than
.vo nor more than four cents 70:
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-12-13

Certain adJectives are reserved for
men and Others for women. A man b
nsver called beautiful" Along With
'pretty" and "lovely" that adjective
has become the property Of women and
childrsn alone. Handsome aud the
weak good looking arv the only tive
adjectives Of the kind common TO 81
ehsr scx. Even belle" has no rra!
masculine C0rrclativc In English. since
''bsau'' came to signify sohcthlns 9th.
q than personal looks. u b singular
that Handsome" should have become
the word Tor . strikinsly good looking
psrsou. since its literal meaning b
handy. dexterous. But pretty" like.
wiss comes from the Anglo Gaxoo VOID
meaning ''siy."
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-12-13
{ llvlN0otoNeiO Vanity.

n Victoria falls OF ~ Zambeai
slvss. IN southsastssn Africa. form ths
largest cataract IN the world. They
vegs discovered IN 1855 By Dr.. Liv.
lnGstoas. the great missionary and q.
plessr. and were found 10 b. tWice -
high and three times % broad % Mas.
ass. Carved upon Q tree near b. ~
Initials -. l." ass still disesEaibls.
and In biz book the missionary con.
teaDes that this was The one occaslos
= his NJ when hs was guilty Of this
Term g vanity. These initials aso
easefully Drsssrved By the o@cisls Of
~ British eouth Africa company. b
wAen thsy were pointsd out b. ~
nal1ve Whe ssv them carved.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-12-13
orsvIty.

0sovlty.
~ pueet Aigeapt planet n eug selas
syston. 1lbDtpDA = A7eQ0 0oao0o 0ilss
tsem ~ s0n. and ysg ths arm oe ths
- reoehss out and eeatsols ~ ~.
~ pjaAHt vttheut ~ least li0euIU.
ynse vsg& O1avity b universal. evesy
a1eo b ~ univesse exestin0 ~ in1u-
~ uoea evesy ethos etoo-Nev
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-12-13

Why not buy your suits from US
and save 20 per cont! Fine hand
tailored suits and ovcreoats. Good
rich's Cash Store.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-12-13

How did your wife like that asw
bat yOu got herr
"Sbs wns xpccchlcss with delight"
''Bay. where can ] get one like II
fee minsf- Cleveland Leader.