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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-28
Condensed kilograms

George l.. Grimm and Herman Blue,
miners at the Cuba shaft. near Lincoln
vile, H.. were killed yesterday by fall
ing 325 feet. They pushed a coal car
into an open shaft and fell with tho car
to the bottom.
Senator Root yesterday launched the
movement for the establishment OF "A ma
t!onal park on the site OF Fort Fisher.
the purchase of 1900 acres of the old
fort site. and approprating $4,000 TO
pay for IT.
President Taft received yesterday from
Secretary Of War Dickinson the draft OF
bill TO provide complete form OF or
ganir law for Porto Rlco. The bill. IL lis
understood. contains citizenship clause
giving 10 the people of the island advan-
tages similar 10 those now enjoyed by
IIlwaiians.
President Taft having been asked by
the National Woman Suffrage association
whether his order against lobbying by
department employees would prevent
such employees from signing a petition
asking congress TO submit 10 the states
woman's suffrage amendment 10 the
constitution, has replied IN the negative.
Br the accidental discharge OF a stick
n dynamite in the county court house
at Bryson City. y. G.. last night Omar
ContrI was instantly killed, Barrett Banks
lost both eyes and was otherwise seri-
opsly injured. and Lee Francis. register
of deeds OF Swain county. was fatally
injured. Cont and Banks were thawIug
1ynamite on a radiator preparing for a
lshing trip.
Food stuff exports last year fell off
heavily as compared with the previous
Year. while food stuff imports increased
according 10 figures prepared by the
oireau OF statistics. Food stuns export
vi in 1906 amounted 10 $iaS. .0i6. .osl Last
year thcS amounted to 1899 950.ii9 The
imports of food stuffs for 1905 amounted
10 S?e2 2a2.@9l. Last year they totaIed
$50 i2o. .103.
Bishop II. - Robertson of the EMS
copal diocese of Nevada. and B,shop G.
=. I"itrhSe OF the diocese OF kyoto.
japan. were introduced yesterday to the
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" ALTER RUTT CAN COME
AND GO as HE PLEASES

The crown prince Of Germany saved
Walter Eutt, not only from two years
service in tho army, hut also from a
prison sentence. Ruits ability as a hlcy
Gle rider made him The idol Of the recent
six day race. snd The people asked the
military authorities 10 give Rutt his free
dom.
II will he remembered that when Rutt
was permitted TO rid" In tho Berlin race
he fully expected Ia be arrested and
6ned. The Germans were 50 clated over
Rutt's victory. however, that the mill
tary authorities have placed him in tho
"Ers3tE Reserve which means that he
will he free Ia como and go As nc plcases.
In case OF war. however. he must at once
present himself 20 the military post near
est his place of residence. This action
az the authorities will mean a great deal
of money for Rutr. as he may now ride
upon any of the German tracks without
fear Of arrest for not having performed
his Two years Of military service.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-28
JIM HILLS VIEWS
ON COST OF LIVING

NEW YORK Jan, 2T.--James ]. Hin.
ono of Tie first TO issue warning against
national extravaganza, said today that
half the problem of The high cost of liv-
ing lies in the discretion OF the house
wife.
Ell houseEecper," said Mr. Hill. "in-
stead OF standing in front Of telephone
to order the family supplies. would go to
the market and learn what foods are
cheapest and what are dear. there would
be less of this kind Of talk. As ] have
said before the high cost of living is the
cost OF living high"
dustral and financial uaeasiness over the
attitude OF the government toward cor
porations. Asked 10 what he attributed
the depression of the stock market. he
answered laconically:
s'lJNSrci{a
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-28
M'CAREY GETS TIRED
OF NELS0N-W0LGAST CAB

Los ANGELES. Cal. Jan. 2i-TIaying
grown tired of The game Of shuttlecock
between himself and Sid Hester for the
Nelson WolCast fight. Promoter McCarey
announced last night that Instead OF
lightweight championship battle he
would stage 45-rnupd contest between
Dan Webster and Monte AttcII for the
bantamwcight championship on Febru-
airy 20.
Webster and AttelI have met twice in
ten-round, no-dccisiou affairs. and both
claim the bantam championship. The
i5-rognd baltic will settle the dispute
AS Los Angeles forbids fights within
the city limits, the contest viii be held
in the suburb OF Vernon
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Y. M. c. A. Win
Telegraph
!. N. c. A. B0YS
FOR NA7|ON|
Associations in AIlI|
Represented 6
Tourney.

One hundred and ,v -.
boys will take part In s,'
lnen' in which, all tbs ~
tlI" union arc reprcson,.ss' s'
The local Y. NJ. c. -
promptly At : u. IN.
Iu"k. thc boys arc confisna
niilg y national tonrnes
,ion viii he In four oyev,..
boys win compete I'm
we nure number ca,.''
IN" running hish j,,,nn I
jump and fence vault y
Inc boys compeiine
eighteen years. bur seoo,z
athletes arc oc tho bes,
more than probable H.
records win hc chanreI
Ing $ entertainment Is a.,
Ch" next meet will hs -
nasium Of The Y. NJ cl
cent admission viii IL. +
medals for the Winners
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Gleason Will Talk
to Jeff i'm Person
GLEASON WILL MEET
JEFF IN PORTLAND
viii Endcayor TO Straighten
Out Fight Middle and Set
lie Location.

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Jan. gi--Jack
Gleason. the night promoter announced
last nisht ,hat hn viii proba bly leave for
Portland. or. this morning. 10 have q
talk With linn Jcfrrics. Nhose show Is
billed In that city for Friday. lie hopes.
"" saws, 10 take up the question OF the
1robnh hle location Of tho fight In salt Lake
city or here. and tho report from New
FORK tha the fiSht may be declared OH.
4 morning paper this morning attempts
10 draw from tho general belief that Jcf
friss's show will not be presented here
an inference that Ihc cA-Champon is
chilly toward San Francisco.
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Mother Earth stopned

NEW YORK. Jan, 27.--The circulation
81 Mother Earth has been stopped by the
Now York postal authorities at The re
puest of anthony Comstock, the vice
crusader. Mother Earth" is a monthly
publication devoted to the cause of an
archlSis; An article by Emma Goldman
SAID 10 have been responsible for the
examination by the authorities
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WRESTLERS WILL
To SELE(Y|

Mike follel and Stanlcy
this morning at II o'cioct
G. \. for The purpose of 4
suitable referee for theIY
ulcd at the Salt Lake !
airy {. Z
There is likely 10 I've a A
lection If tho third man. II
that 6okel favors Dr d
karp wants Ross or soIne
has been directly connsc
wrestling glmc of late
the wrcstlers fail to agl'
cree. then each wrestlcr
representative. who VIII q
~ lIeasrcu and the three
some good man for the o|
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Tells Pitiful Story.

III; PASo. Jan. IA letter from
,5liadalaJara asserts that Conductor
cook the. American who is in jail i'm
" ,IuadaIaJara. Is failing rapidly under his
close confinement and that he has no
ciothlng' being in rags, He would have
nothing to eat but for tho generosity of
is now several months in arrears for food
supplied 80 '''u
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-28
Still Skating Champion.

Lamy of Saranac Lake held his Champion
snip title in the indoor skating races last
night and tonight and made four new
records. Tonight he reduced the mark
for the half-mile from 90 20. made four
teen years ago to 1:lY3-5. In Tie three
quarters-mie lie reduced J. s Johnson s
llme or 2:13. made in 1894, to 2:0is.
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Mayor Rather Strenuous.

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 2I.--Foilowins
their refusal tn resign Mayor T. III Me-
Carthy' summarlly. removed the three re-
naming members of the old Taylor re-
form administration tonight and appoint
cd three others oil his own selection in
their places. Chief OF Police Joseph Il
Cook Immediately presented his resigna-
tion 10 the board, which accepted the
same and appointed former Captain of
Detectives John r.. Martin as Cooks sue
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MICHIGAN F0OTRII'
CAPTAIN HE'


DETROIT. Jan. 27.-rh
Joy Miller. the dcpose6
l University nf Michigan
who has been missing sioc.
lnent Was made early thIe'
was not q bouaidc studcrt
slly. have received word !,
Manitoba january 4.
j. Mylne sent from sncs
letter given him by A stya,
whom he bcfriended in
who appeared To be in 4
and out of funds. The 4.
he one given Miller by 4
Ann Al'hor. and was ren|
the girls address. n
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THOMPSON is WILLING
To MEET PETE SULLIVAN

Cyclone" Johnny Thompson writes 10
a friend in this city that he IL not trying
TO sidestep Pete Sullivan, but owing to
his fight with Mccarthy tonight in Frisco
he did not want Ia set a definite date, as
he may be injured and would then he
unable 10 give satisfaction. Thompson
again In order tn wipe out all past de-
feats,' and he is confident that he Will
place Sullivan on The shelf with the "has
bcens' the neNt time the two meet in
the ring
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-28
WALTH0UR SELLS HOME:
WILL LIVE IN EUROPE

ATLANTA. Ca, Jan. 21.-Bobby Wal
tlour. the bicycle rider. has sold his
for Europe, While abroad Walthour will
meet a number Of European riders. He
VIII he accompanied by his family and
may decide 10 remain in Europe perma-
ncntly.
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On the Rollers.

Twenty members of the Land Of Nod
company. which is 10 pay at the Colonial
next week, and who arrived i'm the city
little early. organized Il roller skating
party and spent THURSDAY evening . The
auditorium. Several members OF the party
arranged n series OF skating races. the
competition Of which greatly amused the
spectators.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-28
Charged With Murder

LOUISVILLE. Ky. Jan. 2I.-Georgc r.
Robertson. n negro. was arrested ir
Louisville this afternoon, charged with
the murder OF Mrs. Jennie C1pghoru n
white woman. whose dismembcrcd hodv
minus the head and heart. was found i'm
resort In Chicago on January 20
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Women Make Protest.

CHICAGO. Jan 27.--Uncer the leader
ship of Mrs. Emily NJ. Hill. president of
lhe Cook County Woman's Christian
temperance union. and DR.. Alice C.
tied the City hall today to present IN
MAYOR Busse resolutions calling ON the
municipal authorities TO eliminate dis
reputable districts IN the city.
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Father Guaymard Hero.

Father Gnaymard. formerly of All Hal
lows college, now of Three Forks. Mont
was a visitor Thursday and viii leave
today for New Orleans on a short visit
To his home. Father Guaymard was ono
of the most enthusiastic football leaders
1T the college. and while there tried I'm
eycrN way 10 have the team equipped in
tho best manner possible. He has many
friends here. all OF whom were greatly
pleased To see him.
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Zelaya Plans Departure.

MENItO CITY, Jam. .7.-Josc Santos
Ielaya, former president Of Mica IA qua.
announced today that he Intended TO
leave Mexico City on February / for
Vera Cruz where he will take steamer
for Belgium. Iclaya will call on presi-
dent Diaz before he leaves.
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C0FFR0TH SIGNS \
AND DRISC0LI

SAN FRANCISCO. 1a,|
gram from ! w. Coffroth
molcr. who Is NOW In
that he has practically pc
mcnts for the internatioaz
championship between Al
Francisco and Jem Dris1
champion. Coffroth wIII
at once. and it is pre|
hght Will take place nc7|
club in which he is O.
cured the permit for Fo
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-28
Goosepin BoWlers.

The Nationals defeated the Stars in
three straight games in a Eoosepin match
OH the Bismarck alleys Thursday night
by the total score OF SSS TO 55S, The in
dividual scores were as follows:
NATIONALS
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First Collegiate Game,

ne niYerslty OF Utah basketball
team VIII meet the L. -. s in n Inatch
samo this afternoon IN the ~" gym.
This is the first game for the two teams
in the intercollegiate schedule
The lineup:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-28
Hangs for Murder

PIT PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 27.-AIfrcd
Wncck was hanged here today for The
murder OF Emma Knrner. aged II yoars.
marry him.
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Indian Runner Wins.

PlTTSBURG, Jan. 27.--Tom Longboat
indian runner. tonight beat Percy Small
wood a Welshman. in twelve mile in
door running race by four minutes Lone
boat 5 time was l:0S.31
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-28
Three.C Billiards.

Lloyd Jevne beat PIerson IN n match
three cushion billiard game Thursday
evening at the Jevne academy. by the
score of 30 TO 49, in sixty-three Innings
Jevne is showing remarkable form, and
at the present time could beat any man
in the world. but IL is "A question whether
he could play his present fast game in n
championship contest.
Commencing next Monday, Jcvne will
play series of balklne games.
The score by innings Thursday night
was as follows,
Jevne-2 0 l . q 90 o o
o 0 o 0 o 0 % . 4 q 1 q
O = o o o II o . q n
> D 0 0 q $50
Pierson-0 / q 0 o 0 0 0 D 0
o 0 o 0 0 . o o D @ , q o o
) o 0 o 0 0 G 0 4
0 o 0--l9
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Bad Fall for Latham.

CAIRO Egypt. Jan. 21.-Hubort Lsth-
am. French aviator. fell 150 feet
while making fight at IIclipolis this
afternoon, The moDoplanc was wrecked
bat Latham was moi injured.
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Tribune Want Ads.
Bell Main $500. Ipdependent
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Tribune Want ADS.
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Tribune Want Ads.

oell Main 52Q0. Independent $40.
Putnam patriot., 1910-09-09
- The - Scrap Book
An Innocent at Large.

Philadelphia young man whose psesethook is of bulging. size visited the expdsition in Seattle in ls8a. Hs had a good education and WAS out al Sa.lftie alone. away from the eyes Of lis loving mother.
 Concluding that he could not 20 home without buying her a present, l.ss went to a store. selected the gift and asked the price.
 -Four bits WAS the answer Of the st8rekeeper.
 Wrap 9It for me. and I'll cali for it iater." said The gentleman.
 Going out of the store. he walked to an old junk shop where fer small sum he purchased four horses bits and had tlsem wrapped up.
 Returning to the store. hesdepesited the package upon the counter and 0icked up the souvenirs with fke re- mark. T have read about the south sesl islanders using shells aud fhe h. dians using svarrpum. but this is the arst time stver snew that the west. eruers used bits for money. ."--Cleye- land Leader
Putnam patriot., 1910-09-09
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they cannot reach the seat of the dis ease. Catarrh is a blood or consfitu- tional disease, and Fin order 10 cure il you must take internal remedies. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts directly on the blood and mu' cons surfaces. Halls Catarrh Cure Is not a quack medicine. It was pfe' scribed by one of the best phy ysicians m this country for years and Is regaiai prescription. It is composed oi the fast fonics known, combined with the best blood purifiers, acting directly on fhe mucous surfaces. The perfect com. bination of the two ingredients Is "na' produces such wonderful results m curing catarrh. Send for testimonials free.
 F.J. Cheney X Co.,, Toledo, O.
 Sold by ali Druggists, s5c-
 Take Halls Family Pills for consti' patton.
Putnam patriot., 1910-09-09
Mixed His Poetry.

Mixed metaphors, absentmiBdedness and inattention have caused many Imaginable incidents Teachers in the elementary grades of the pubic schools especially bear many of these amusing breaks
 One day a bright youth in one of the higher grades of a kensington school during an elocutiou period furnished an addition 10 the long list. He mixed up two poets with result that pro voked much laughter in the school. He quoted. or. rather, misquoted. as follows:
 Oh. woman. in our hours of ease. Uncertain. coy and hard to please: But seeing too oft. become familiar with
 her face.
 We first endure. then pity. then embrace.
 Philadelphia Times.
Putnam patriot., 1910-09-09
God Bless Us Every onel

God bless us every one." prayed Tiny Tim. Crippled and dwarfed ct body. yet so tall Of soul We tiptoe earth to look on him. High towering over all. He loved the loveiess world nor dreamed. indeed. That il at best could give to him the while But plying glaRces when his only need Was but a cheery smile
 onet' Infolding ali the creeds within the span or hIs child heart and so. despising none. Was nearer saint than man.
 James Whitcomb Riley.
Putnam patriot., 1910-09-09
The Prisoner Escaped.

Old colored Joe had for many years been man of all work for the Cor dons. When the famiIy moved te an- ofher town Joe remained in Reading. Several years later. when MT tfordaii returned fo Reading on business. old Jee heard he was in town and went at once 10 the home of Mir. Gordon $ sister. They were at dinner. and al one of the open windows Joe took his stand. pleased grin on his face. After Joe had asked about each mem Der of Mir Gordon's family Mir. tor. don said. Where's Harve Bow. Joet Harve was Joe's brother
 He's daid. sub" returned Joe. woman in Font Smith shot him."
 What did they do to herr asked MT. Gordon.
 They put her in the penitentiafy foh life. She didn't stay Der time ouf. though said Joe.
 .-She didn't? Why not" asked Mir Gordon.
 -She daid." said Joe = National Monthly
Putnam patriot., 1910-09-09
A New Case of Enai;sh Aumor.

Two southerners were entertaining an Englishman when one of them told the following story:
 There was a poor white in our eoun- ty named Yarrow, whom every one thought dish0nest. but who had never been caught stealing. At last he got too bold. and throueh the testimony of Mr Brown he was sent to jail. Soon after Yarrow served his sentence MT. Brown was obliged to go to Baltimore and have his eye< operated upon. A much exaggerated account of tue ops .eration reached the county and was told to Yarro~.
 "' wish ter gracious, said that worthy. that when the doctor took .9ut i;hat old Browns eyes he'd dropped 'em on the floor and the eat had gel ,em.'
 At ahe conclusion of the story the other southerner laughed heartily. but the Engishman was horribed "Jusf think. he said. "of haSsng Il eat i'll the room when such serious operation was being performed" ."-Lippineett,
Putnam patriot., 1910-09-09
THE BARGAIN CHASE.
sreriean Worsen and the shsapina
 Game Maria.

Game Maria.
 More money Is wasted everv rear by women buying needless things under the excitement of the bargain hunt than is spenl in all the gambling houses and race tracks put together. says Mary Heaton Worse in Success Magazine When you say that have DO statistics To prove this I answer that have common sense and hare spent much time in city shops. know. too. what am capable uf. and l am but a half hearted hunter. know what my friends 6a IT isnst for nothing that have seen earnest young students of economics succumh To this hunting instinct aud fare forth to buy ninety-eight cent underyarmeats.
 II IS net oDly in the stores frequent. ed by poor or uneducated women that l have seen the more brutal instincts ef the human race come 10 the sur lace. l have seen charming looking elderly woman in high class store snatch q dress length of gray voiIe from the hands of anot her elderly wo- man. and the reason l happened to see these sights was because l myself was at the sale looking at garments didn't want and didn't need and buying them.
 The bargain chase. the shopping game passion or sport. life work or reereatien-for it may be any ole of these. according te the temperament of the woman-has American women well in its grip Hardly one of Us es- eaRes some one of the psychological deviatiens from the normal which l have mentioned.
Putnam patriot., 1910-09-09

Fsv things are necessary f vanfs of fhls life. but + takes sn l anite rumbss so safisfy ths dsmaeea of eplnioa.
Putnam patriot., 1910-09-09

Dnn,s Rhsumalie fIib pos hneame- s l1Ul
Putnam patriot., 1910-09-09
The Highest Court.

When Tom BagneIl was justice of the peace at Altman. the highest h. eorporated town in the country. stand. jug l2oO0 feet above the sea level. he had occasion to fine a disonderly char aeter S10 ana costs. fine yjeti&n of the operation of justice objected 10 the finding of the court and announoed that he would take an appeal.
 What. Appeal. would you2- asked the astonished court. You can't come anx of that. now This is the highest court in the United States. and rou can appeal"
Putnam patriot., 1910-09-09
Mournina h Japan.

The JapaaeSe code of mourning IS -ery aelai,os.iie and complicated. As ,oll,,-ad ty fae well te do classes il involves fise wearing Of siset.ial gar n,euts and z',stiEenee from animal f..d At the dearh of husband or real or adopted parents the custom as- manaS thirteen months of monrnihe apparel and fifty days abstinence from meat Grandparents are houofea by l5o days If they are on the aaternal side: if only common. nslghiheahs. maternal grandparents. they have to nut up with ninety. The same rule anplies to maternal uneies and aunts. It is one way of introducing the erien- tai contempt for women.
Putnam patriot., 1910-09-09
READ HIS FACE.
The Youthful Amateurs Were Sure He
 Was a Phiianthropist

Was PhIianthropist.
 They were youthful enthusiasts in nhysiognomy. On the seat opposite in the train was Il man of commanding figure, massive brow and serious ex- pressien Splendid faeer one If them explained. What do you suppose his life work has beenT
 "A lawyer?" suggested the other.
 sNo-o; there's toe maeh benevelenee in tbat face for q lawyer
 Maybe bankery'
 .'0h. no \ mgn with an expression like that couldn't haze spent his life in merely turning over money"
 He might be an editor
 "A n editor. Cutting and slashing his enemies at every turn and even his friends occasionally for the sake of q smart paragraph: You can't read faces That mans a philanthropist or engaged in some sort of public spirit ed work Why. there isn't Il line that doesn't indicate strength of purpose and nobility. Look at that curve there on nhe left .''
 At the next station m old country man look bis seat beside the man with siaassire brow and soon entered into conversation with him. in tue course Of ,yhieih he asked the latter what was bis iiRe.'
 rhe two opposite held their breath in the intensity of their interest
 eoh. i've got little tavern and butcher shop back in the country bir..a was the proud reply. My wife tends to the meals and l do my own kiliing"- Youths Companion.
Putnam patriot., 1910-09-09

All the good qualities of Ely's Cream Balm. solid, are found in Liquid Cream BsIm. which is intended for use m sfomixers. That il Is . wonderful rem- edy for \ asal Catarrh is proved by n eyer-increasing mass of testimony. It does not dry out nor rasp the tender s;r.nsssaees' IL aiIays the indamma. tion and goes straight to the rcss e she disease. Obstinate old eAoes have xielded in . few weeks All dfngg1ss., 55e.. including spraying tuoe, e snen- by Ely Bros, $ Wsssen etFsss, Nsw York