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The Daily Missoulian., 1910-10-16
GEORGE 4. BROWN
IS ENJ0|NED
PUGET SOUND RAILWAY COM.
PANY COMPLAINS THAT HE
HAS INTERVIEWED.

In the district court yesterday Tile
Chicago, Milwaukee Il Puget Sound
Railway company commenced injune-
ton proceedings against George II
Brown Of Nine Mile. The complaint
alleges that the plaintiff has rallroad
bridge over Nine Mile creek near it's
mouth IL point about 30 miles west Of
MissnuIa. which liz IN dire need of
repairs: that on October -. last. the
plaintiff sent crew Of men and an
outfit to the bridge To carry on such
repair work. but that such crew of
men were met by the defendant, Gearge
II. Brown. who refused To let Ii pass
through hls property or along the road
to reach the trestie, threatening to do
bodily harm to the men and exposing
To view n revolver lie carried, II being
inferred that he would use the gun II
they insisted on proceeding. II was
asked that d temporary injunction be
issued restraining the defendant from
interfering with the crew In reaching
the bridge 20 proceed with repair work
and that the injunction be made per-
manent upon II hearing Of the ease.
The order for Tie temporary lninnc-
tion wns issued BY Judge Webster.
The Daily Missoulian., 1910-10-16
LOCAL men invent
Clever DEVICES
A BOTTLE THAT CANNOT BE RE-
FILLED AND A SOAP. SAVING
WAsHHaoARp PATENTED.

Local investors have received patents
for a couple of con;r;vanccs which
promise To be successful. In each Of
the inventions, Oscar L. WeiGert was
concerned; Ii will be remembered that
he was n victim of the forest fires last
summer. g. r. Ullfich was associated
with Weigert In both OF the plans, and
In one of them George q. Graham was
partner. The nathnr proceedings
have progressed far enough to warrant
tho exploitation Of the inventions and
Mr.. Ullrich will 70 ahead with the
business side Of the proposition.
The first Of the inventions is a
bottle which cannot be refilled. This
In something which has. long been
sought, but the Missoula men believe
they have found the secret OF making
such bottle at a practicable seost.
Their device consists Of two glass balls,
which are placed In enlargements n
the neck of the bottle and so arranged
that they act an valves The arrange
ment OF the ball IL ingenious and In
this appears to lie the real value OF
the patent.
The second device Is nm automatic
soap saving washboard with this
board there Is no soap handled: II Is
all inside the board and only what IL
needed IL used.
The Daily Missoulian., 1910-10-16

DISCUSSION INVITED.

Editor Missoulian: We have In our
the industrial Workers OF the World
who. IL seems, hope to organize the
wage earners as a class. drawing class
distinctions according to the industry In
which the workers may be employed
and then the departments OF Industries
into one large, national body or organ
ization. Now, MIR. Editor, doesn't At
seem to you that this organization, by
its teachings, which are expounded by
Its speaker on the streets and In it's
hall, at 211 Stevens street. last Sunday
afternoon, are a warning to the capi-
talists that they must recognize that
the present organizations, led by such
conservative. honest and safe men as
Gompers. Stone, Keefe, Mitchell, Lewis
and others, are more to be desired IL
the present status of employer and
employe are to be maintained? DO we
not see that the French railroad em-
pioyes. by their organization upon tina
same lines as this I. w, w, have com.
pleteIy paralyzed business, that un-
doubtedly the capitalists (Whom the
workers must depend upon, to invest
their money. for employmenD fear ia
invest their capital because of these
tactics OF all of the workers, in time
Of strike quitting and thereby becom-
ing nothing more or less than a men,
ace to the carrying on OF industry? |
have been a worker for some 30-odd
years and do not believe that, while
we do not get a fair days wage, that
tha bosses whom God has Dlaced in
their positions Of trust VIII be 80 mar
The Daily Missoulian., 1910-10-16
MUCH GRIEF CUSED
BY RULING
NORTHERN pActFic'S ACTION IN
CALLING IN PASSES MAKES
MANY SAD HEARTS.

The action taken by the Northern
Pacific I'm regard to passes ~ bringing
grief to many hearts. Not taking the
employees of the road itself into con-
sderatlon, there are many that Will
suffer from the cessation OF free rides.
Several passes were taken up on
Northern Pacific trains yesterday. One
man. who evidently carried passes on
both roads, showed up at the Puget
Sound depot yesterday and tearfully
inveighcd against the awful indignity
that bad been done him "They took
up NJ pass this morning" said he. and
| had to pay fare.s Here's tho receipt
they gave me for $3.50. Now. want
to know Mt just what time your trains
leave Butte and other points along the
line. DO you think your company Will
take any action like that? II certainly
In preposterous." Having been assured
that no ruling along this line had been
made and that nothing had been heard
In regard to any proposed change In
pass regulation, he went on his way
greatly relieved.
The Daily Missoulian., 1910-10-16
IRON MOUNTAIN NEWS.

Iron Mountain, Oct, i5.--fSpecial1 =
Mrs. William Mcbride has returned
from her trip To Chicago, accompanied
by her sister and mother, who will
spend short time with her.
Miss Kate Stillnger spent few
days III Missonla this week.
Miss Roberta Satterthwaite spent the
week end with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs, s. l., SatterthWaite.
Mrs Richard Rotty has been In Mis-
soula this week.
Dr, Allen q. Fuller of st. Regis made
two trips To Iron Mountain this week,
The Northern Pacific Is making u
great change In tile bridge over Cedar
creek, d mile east of Iron Mountain.
II Is changing the old wooden strre-
tnre into steel bridge. Trains arc
being delayed, hut when the work Is
finished every passenger will appre-
ciate the change.
Charles StiIlnger has nearly COM
pleted the addition to his building. In
less than a week 1t will be ready
for use.
The Daily Missoulian., 1910-10-16

row as to realize that they (the bosses)
must work more In harmony with their
employees and recognize that these or
ganlzatlons, such as the American Fed
grafton of Labor. Brotherhood OF Lo-
comotive Engineers, etc, have their
interest at heart MS well as the work
ers'. Let ns all try and work for har-
mony and pray God that to those who
have been placed In the position by
the wonderful gifts or mind, etc, which
He has bestowed upon them, and by
greed have fallen from the pinnacle on
which He has placed them, be shown
by true and honest men the true path
which leads alone to justice TO ALL and
then there will be n lack of /. w. W.
agitation, as all then will be as 1t
should. as God Intended 1t should.
peace. Justice and harmony would
like to read some discussion on this
question. both from 7. w. WIS and
others, in your real American paper.
remain. as ever, s. IT. s.
Missoula, Oct. Is, 1910.
The Daily Missoulian., 1910-10-16

Adults, soc: children. 25c. Admission
includes refreshments. doughnuts and
coffee.
Try Dutch kalsomIne. Kellogg Paint
Co
real hobble skirt was seen on the
bridge yesterday. 1t was the cynosure
of many eyes.
Handy scratch pads and walter
checks for sale at The Mlssonlian
office.
Eight per cent money. Van Yalcn
a. Ei.kmann.
Miss Kate Ross and Mrs John Rich
Of IeWistoMn are visiting with ID. A.
Grimm of this city
Dr. Hanson of Butte. Mont. visits
and general surgery.
At Ia West Main we arc giving
away hand painted china.
Judge o. Il. Winston Of Anaconda
arrived in the city yesterday to spend
Sunday with friends,
shoe, music sale, DC per copy. Hoyt-
Dickinson Piano Co, u, Main
Newton IL. Schweiker, optical spe-
cialist; eyes examined. 3l8 Higgins
Phone 3s for cabs and baggage
transfer, Greene & Ellinghouse.
A, p. Johnston of Superior came In
yesterday and was busy renewing ae-
pualnanees all afternoon and evening.
DR. Anna James. osteopath Phone
Sa4 Black. Higgins block.
DR. Reisland. optical specialist. now
at rooms and 3 Hammond block. All
glasses ground here.
A marriage license was issued here
yesterday To Francis Mcleod of Roman
and Jane Qnardpe of Poison. both
quarter breed Indians.
Stains. enamels. varnlshes. etl. Kel-
logg Paint Co,
Mlssoula Storage Co. 227 w. Main
DR. T. j. Mckenzie Residence az
East Pine Office in Montana build
Ing, OFFICE Phones: Ind. TIA; Bell ITS.
II. H. Watts of Potomac has sold
his ranch near Oyando to w. s. Shaw
Of Roundup for $1,000 The deal was
made through the real estate firm Of
Carroll a Napton.
Apple boxes--a large quantity OF
standard size kept constantly on hand
at B. Il, Lumber Co, Yard, sos Toole
avenue.
Get the Frat March and two step
new hit, DC per copy. Hoyt-Dickinson
Piano Co., II, Main,
Or. ]. Louise Smith and DIR. G. B
spohr. osteopaths, Suite II Masonic
Temple. Phone: Bell 6lS: Ind. 792.
The certificate Of nomination Of s. Y.
Wolfe of saltese was filed for record
The Daily Missoulian., 1910-10-16
LOCAL BREv|T|ES
Smoke WIN. Hooper cIgars.

Smoke Vim. Hooper cigars.
Miles fInlcn of Butte IN IN the city
for a few days.
Missoula leo Co. Phone 310 Black.
Mrs. NJ Marcure Of frenchtown was
iii the city yesterday.
Ailoway's cafe. opposite postofflce.
Henry Bcdard or F'renchtown Il
visiting In Missoua. -
Il. =. Keith. Insurance. Florence Blk
Drink joel B. Frazier at the Oxford
Every swallow makes Il friend"
S. j. Lythc and wife of Avery.
Idaho, are visiting In Tie city.
Handy scratch pads and waiter
checks for sale at The Missonlian
office. -
stenographcr. Dawson. hoi Montana
block.
Al q. Reed came over from kalispel
yesterday for n short visit
Marsh, the undertaken. Phone 321.
James M. Rhoades. fire Insurance
Joe Bcdar1 of Frenchtown was Ia
the city on business yesterday.
Dry cordwood. slabs and edgings.
Eib.rdy Lumber Co, Tel TAB.
Drink John Gund's Peerless beer.
Fire Insurance. Van Valen Il Eick
mann.
Jerry Murphy. city detective of
Butte, came over yesterday for short
visit
Missouln and western Montana
directory for sale ut Missonllan office
Dr. Ward, veterinarian. Tel. 33 or 631.
Martin Tucker of Victor came down
yesterday To attend the last day of the
apple show.
DIR. Willard. osteopath. LIST Natl Bank.
New thought aud magnetic healing.
| 100 s. 9TH ~. Phone 1925.
The work enr OF the street car sys-
tenn II proving a great means of
advertising.
Gail and investigate nQr free offer
Of fancy hand painted china. Garden
City Catering CO,
There will be an old folks concert
held In the old Methodist Episcopal
church building October 2s, 1910.
The Daily Missoulian., 1910-10-16
WILL STOP
SAYS CHIEF OF POLICE

Chief of Police Kemp IL on his ear
on account of the many calls he has
been getting lately In regard to dis
turbances created by youngsters In
various districts of the city. Soaping
windows and ringing door bells Ii the
faxorite means of making trouble, and
windows are no sooner cleared by
housewives than they are again
smeared with soap. Chief Kemp says
that he Will hold the parents RESPONSE
BILE for the actions Of their children,
ana tina. he will take drastic action To
keep these complaints down.
The Daily Missoulian., 1910-10-16
MOTHER AND CHILD
OVERCOME BY GASES

The second accident III the Mnllan
tunnel, on the Northern Pacific's Hell
ena line, occurred yesterday. when Mrs.
Joe Hodge and baby or Cumberland,
wis, were overcome by gases during
trip through the tunnel and had ~ ~
given medical attention M Missoua.
Dr. Warren of the Northern Pacific
hospital staff was called over and
found that the condition of the mother
and child was not serious and that
they could continue their trip to Spo-
kane without any danger The accl-
dent happened On the second section
or No. 8,
The Daily Missoulian., 1910-10-16
N. r. HOSPITAL NOTES

j. III. Dooley. n Livingston fireman,
entered the hospital yesterday for sur
gical treatment. He IL suffering with
appendicitis,
Mrs. Sarah II. Mitchell, mother Of a
clerk In the Spokane offices. entered
the hospital yesterday for sugrical
treatment.
w. ]. Pritchett, n car carpenter Of
Missoula, entered the hospital yester-
day for medical treatment. He has an
attack of pneumonia.
John Burkc, chairman I'm the en-
gineering department here entered the
hospital yesterday with a spraincd
ankle.
The Daily Missoulian., 1910-10-16
A NEW FIRM.

A new firm started IN business las
evening. when the Schander brothers
opened their doors to the public. The
new firm liz located In the building
formerly occupied by the Quick Lunch
restaurant. This structure was gntthd
by fire some time ago. but has been
completely rebuilt and now presents A
very neat appearance. George Wall,
steward of the Northern Pacific hos
pital. IL silent partner In the concern.
The Daily Missoulian., 1910-10-16
WANTED IN BUTTE.

Edward III. Naughton, Il local agent
for ton firm. WAS arrested here Yes
terday hy Hndersheriff Miller at the
request of officers from Butte, who
stated that they held \ warrant for
him. charging grand larceny. A deputy
from Butte arrived last evening and
took the accused 10 that city.
The Daily Missoulian., 1910-10-16
LADY Maooahess "a Entertain.

University City hive extends cor
dial Invitation to Sir knights OF the
Maccaoees and wives to meet Mrs.
Alice b. Locke Monday evening at Odd
Fellows annex hail at O'clock A
school of instruction will be held Mon
day afternoon at which meeting tho
new ritualistis work OF the order will
be exemplified.I All Lady Maccabees
invited to attend.
The Daily Missoulian., 1910-10-16
TO MOVE HERE.

Superintendent NJ. NJ. Fowler and
wife left for Minneapolis yesterday TO
settle up some business affairs and
pack up their furniture, preparatory TO
moving to Mlssnnla.
The Daily Missoulian., 1910-10-16
AT WORK AGAIN.

The Puget Sound had n work train
employed on tho grading of the station
grounds yesterday. Tho west end of
tho yard IL being filled and several
trainioads of material were dumped
yesterday.
The Daily Missoulian., 1910-10-16

ACTRESS DIVORCED.

Reno. New, Oct. i5.--yirsinia Harmed
Sothern, the actress. was granted de-
cree of divorce today from the actor.
T. III. Sothern. Deser.ion aud non
support were the grounds on which tho
decree was granted There WAS no
contest.
The Daily Missoulian., 1910-10-16
CHIEF CLERK SICK.

Chief Clerk G. +. Goodman Of the
Puget Sound IL slightly indlsposed and
was unable to be ut the office yes
terday.
The Daily Missoulian., 1910-10-16
Notice.

All parties having bread, cakes, pies,
preserves. etc, entered at the apple
show can secure them Sunday, October
16, by applying at the office.
WESTERN MONTANA APPLE
SHOW,
The Daily Missoulian., 1910-10-16

When kidneys do not do their duty,
poisons stay In the blood.
Serious troubles follow.
Doans Kidney Pills help kidneys to
do their duty.
so cents at any drug store,
The Daily Missoulian., 1910-10-16

TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

MIDDLE AGED LADY FOR HOUSE
keeper; two in family. T., G. Hard
niger. Rural Route No. 1, Box 81.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-05-18

Miss Bernadetta Sullivan, from
Dunlap, is visiting with her grand,
mother. Mrs. John Faulkner, for q
few days.
Miss Gertie Griffin was county
seat visitor Saturday.
Mr.. Tom Finnegan and son, Leo, OF
Omaha, arrived Saturday for an over
Sunday visit with Mayor Finnegan
and family.
Miss Etheline Lillett, after few
weeks absence visiting friends and
relatives in South Dakota, arrived
home Saturday morning.
ElOn Coats came back Sunday morn.
ing to look after his business affairs
here for few days.
Mrs. Jess Bennett and children, who
have been spending several weeks
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Griffin left for their home at Condo,
South Dakota, last week.
Mrs. George Carpenter and Mrs,
Maud Staller returned Monday from
an extended visit at Dixon, Nebraska,
Castana, and other points.
Friday night there will be another
dance in Neubaum's Hall. Another
good time for both young and old.
Miss Lucy Kane was Sioux City
visitor Saturday.
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BUCK GROVE NEWS.

James Griffin arrived last Sunday
for a few days with his parents.
There was very pleasant social
party at Larry Finnegan's Monday
evening in honor of Mrs. Finnegan's
birthday. All present had most en-
Joyable time and are longing for more
birthdays to celebrate.
Those who We're acquainted with
Miss Agnes Davis We're much shocked
to hear OF her death at the hospital in
Sioux City last week. Miss Davis
came here from Sioux City, South Da,
kota, to clerk for Mr. Burckhart, in
his general store. She was only here
a few days when she had an attack
of appendicitis and was taken to a
hospital in Sioux City and operated
on at once. She survived the opera,
ton and apparently was getting along
all right. At the end of three weeks
she appeared to be well enough ito
leave and started for home, but be.
fore reaching her destination was
Obliged to return to the hospital In
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GOODRICH NEWS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Dethman visited
his parents Sunday.
l.. F. Morris and daughter were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Whey
Sunday.
Mrs. Henry Dethman went to Deni-
son Monday.
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Schiller were
down to Deloit Monday.
The L. A. S. met with Mrs. S. D.
Newton Wednesday. Seventeen ladies
were present and profitable after
noon was spent. They decided to meet
again with Mrs. Newton on Friday aft
|ernoon. Refreshments will be served.
Jim Estes marketed hogs Thursday.
Mrs. Hess and Miss Lovicie Norris
visited Mrs. Newton Wednesday and
Miss Flint and Miss Ebert were her
guests over night Wednesday.
Miss James McKim and Miss Tits,
worth visited at Watt Wilkinson's
Sunday.
/. F. Morris went to Denison We'd
nesday.
A. d. Whey came very near losing
a horse this week.
Watt Wilkinson was q penison Wis
itor Saturday.
Mines. Eddie Brogen and Wilkinson
attended the Willing Workers bazaar
held in True's Hall, Saturday.
| Pete Petersen visited at Deloit Sat
urday.
On: May 8 Mrs. D. F. Woodruff wa,
greatly surprised by few of her init
mate friends gathering and giving he
q postal card shower, the occasion be
ling her seventy third birthday. "A fin
dinner was served and at a late hou
lthey departed, wishing Mrs. Woodruff
a many more happy birthdays.
! Mrs. ]. G Campbell and wife of Sill
Hey, Iowa, visited with his mother, Mrs
Campbell, for the past week.
4 Mr.. US. Campbell and wife and Mr..
Bert Woodruff and son, Fay, visited q
Fred schulers last Thursday.
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4 Is q Il Z "
charge of a nurse. 1t was found thai
another operation was imperative. II
her weakened state she could MOI
stand it, and SO succumbed. Miss
Davis made some warm friends during
her short stay here, who regret hel
death.
J. P. Welsh and wife were business
callers at Denison Wednesday.
Mrs. Albertson returned home Thurs
day after q few days visit at Ma
nilla.
The democrats held caucus Sat
urday evening to elect delegates tc
attend the county convention to be
held at Denison in the near future
and to nominate candidates for town
ship offices, viz, two justices, two con
stables, three trustees, assessor and
clerk.
Sister Boniface of Sioux City was
in town Friday soliciting aid from the
faithful here and in this vicinity. She
was very much gratified with her sue
cess and was very favorably i'm
pressed with the people she met. Sis
ter Boniface belongs to the Order 81
Sisters of the Good Shepherd.
Miss Geraldine Perrion Of Manila
visited with her friend, Nellie Welsh
from Friday until Saturday..
Frank Hahn and Mabel Brewster en-
joyed an automobile ride to Arior
Monday evening.
Mr.. E. w. Potts of Albion, Neb.
arrived Thursday and is in charge o.
Coates store for a few days.
Little John MCGUIRE has been quite
seriously i'll with the whooping cough
but is reported better at this writing
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NisHNABoTNY NEWS.

Mrs. August Loewe was the guest of
Mrs. Johannes Petersen last Wednes-
day.
Miss Minnie Royce returned to her
home in Denison Friday after visiting
several weeks with her Sister, Mrs.
George Andersen.
Miss Dora Schroeder was visiting in
Manila on Wednesday evening.
Miss Della Burlington and brother,
Guy, of Denison, We're visiting few
days with Tom Hays and family.
Miss Ruby Mullenger was the guest
of Miss Katie McGinn Wednesday aft
lernoon.
Miss Alma Steinkeuhler. was visiting
over Sunday with her sister, Mrs. Jake
Rusterholz
Mrs. August Loewe visited with Mrs.
James Tate one day last week.
Willie Mieckley and John Scheuer-
man attended the surprise party given
at Frank Berrett's Saturday evening.
William Mullenger marketed hogs in
Denison last Thursday.
Miss Dora Schroeder was an over
Sunday visitor with friends in Denison.
Miss Mary Tate was visiting with
her aunt, Mrs. Pete Portz, Thursday
leyening.
Willie Mundt is the proud possessor
lof new automobile purchased last
week. "a 81
Mr.. and Mrs. Schweisu were enter
tanned at the August Loewe home one
day last week. They also were visit
ling in Manning with relatives and
friends the latter part of the week.
| On last Friday evening a party was
given at the Claus Kuhl home. The
evening was spent in dancing, etc. All
present report fine time.
Mr.. William Mundt was a business
caller in Council Bluffs last Thursday
Miss Katie McGinn is visiting this
week at the parental home in Dunlap.
Herman kuhl and wife visited at the
nome OF the formers parents, Wednes-
day ewing of last week.
Jacob Gessman marketed hogs in
Manila Saturday.
number from this vicinity attend
ed the surprise party given at Law
renee Finnigan's last Monday evening
In honor of Mrs. Finnigan's birthday.
very enjoyable evening was spent,
dancing games being the diversions,
Refreshments were served and every.
body enjoyed themselves until late
Tom Corners, wife and children
were visiting with James Laughran
and family Sunday.
Henry Ausmus was a county seat
visitor Thursday.
a surprise party was given to Ed
mcmahon and wife, Sunday evening. q
few from this vicinity attending.
Miss Bertha Gessman visited with
her sister, Mrs. Kate Bill, Wednesday
afternoon.
Miss Julia Gosswiller returned home
after spending week with Mrs. Jake
lRusterholz.
Mrs. jerry Hasset and daughter
Mrs. Frank Comstalk, were pleasant
visitors Thursday with Mrs. Francis
McSorley. 4
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~ V J. K H.
credit is due those of the society for
their untiring efforts to make the
bazaar success,
]. L. Hunter and family came Sun.
day to visit his sister, Mrs. Alma Prem
|tice. &
a great many We're in from the
county seat Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Alma Prentice went to Wall
Lake Saturday to visit Mrs. j. G. VIE
liams and daughters. 81
G.. M. Brogden Of the meat market
has cream station for the Woodbine
Creamery. :.
Kiron has attractions for some Of
our Del0it boys. "A drive is made fire.
|quentiy in that direction.
The autos took advantage Of the
good roads last week. Several were
In town.
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nard Hunt and little Joe True had
charge of the popcorn booth and made
nice little clerks.
The tables for supper were decor
ated with ported plants. The ice
cream tables on the other side of the
room served their purpose. The arti-
cles made by the society and those
given by friends especially we re-
member fine center piece sent by
Miss Laura Duckett of Washington
were nearly all sold. The proceeds
amounted to q little more than $40
and about $66 cleared. The society
wishes to thank the friends for their
liberal patronage. We think much
A party was given Saturday even.
Il ing by Miss Hulda johnson and broth.
Ter, Eddie. Several of the young peo-
pie attended and a good time was had
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pELolT NEWS.

The Willing Workers Society bazaar
and supper held Saturday afternoon
and evening was great success.
The booths for selling articles and
the popcorn booth were very prettily
arranged and decorated. Little May
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-05-18
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your confidence will be complete LC7ye1 Co. Loos Mas,
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