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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-03-27

ruled tho mine camps with rides and
clubs. The miners had demanded
legislation abolishinx the system.
Mother" Jones In a speech advised
the miners that II they couldn't get
justice through the law. TO take II
with violence.
But long before she had be ,ome
leader In the coal strike here the vol
cano had been seethinE. The causes
had been cumulative. They had piled
up through years Of oppression. strike
leaders declare. The bloody battles
were inevitable. they say.
II was not believed that the mill.
tary court would give Mother" Jones
or any Of the forty-nine miners the
extreme penalty. Already murmur-
inEs OF protest against methods OF
military rule have been heard.
II Is pointed out by the miners tina,
though an effort is being made To
reach the persons higher up among
the miners. no effort has been made
to touch the men 'higher-up" among
the operators.
The books Of merchant OF Charles
ton who had been providing the strik-
ers with supplies have been investi.
gated by the military commission 10
determine II he had been shipping
ammunition into the camps. But there
has been no investigation Of the books
OF the operators to nnd out who
bought the machine guns that. mount
cd on hill sides and regular fortinca-
tions. challenged the miners to battle.
No mine guard or coal operator has
been arrested. although nearly dog
en- miners were killed In the battles.
Lawyers for the defense In the case
OF the hfty persons charged with mur-
der. claim that killings In war cannot
be called murder. and that those XIII.
fngs certainly were the fortunes Of
war.
On trial with Mother" Jones were
John W. Brown. . socialist speaker.
Charles Boswell. editor of q socialist
paper at Charleston. and three labor
leaders In the district. The rest were
miners, mostly young men, for
throughout the strike region II was
the young men who went into the
futile struggle to wipe out wrong for
wrong.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-03-27
Dry Day Proposed
United Press Service

SEATTLE. March 27.-That liquor
is not Necessary evil. and that the
country cannot remain half dry and
half wet much longer. were argu-
ments used by Mayor CotterilI In q
temperance lecture before the Y. M.
G. A. He suggested q dry day" for
the nation during the Panama Pacific
exposition In San Francisco.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-03-27
Summons

summons
IN the Circuit Court OF tho State OF
Oregon. for the County Of Kism.
ath.
Margaret Dennsy. Plaintiff.
clarence W. Denney. Defendant.
10 Clarence W. Denney. the Above
Named Defendant:
In the name Of the State OF Oregon.
lou are hereby summoned and 70.
CURED to appear and answer the COM
piaint hled In the above entitled suit
within six (s) weeks after the nrst
publication Of this summons in the
klamath Republican. q newspaper, to-
wiz; On or before the sth day Of
May. 1919. which 70 the date Of the
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-03-27
Notice Of Final sc'tiesne. =.
In the Matter OF tho Estate OF

Notice Of Final Scts'e ~
In the Matter OF tho Estate "
N. Pankey. Deceased -.
Notice Ia hereby given tha' ~ ~
dsrsignsd. as administrator = ....l.
estate Of Mamie NJ. Pankey' w. a.
has nled his fnai account .. ~
ministrator with the cie'. .a.
county court Of tho state o. IN
for Klamath county. ana -. Il.
court has fixed Saturday ~. 4,
1918, at the hour OF 10 o'c'0'. ~
forenoon Of said day as tns ~" ~
hearing any and all objection. '.l ~
account and for settlemen. INV
Dated this March ~. 1919,
WILLIAM II, PANn"s ,s,...Ie
Administrator OF tho Esta's
M. Pankey. Deceased. ......1y,
KEHsEn 4 aROEsBECK' A''
for Administrator
s-a7.l-Slr
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-03-27
bishop In City

b. st. Geo. Bishop arrived In the
city wednesday night from his ranch
on the Upper Lake. He has received
encouraging reports concerning his
candidacy for the once Of United
states marshal, and. while he 10 not
cetrain that he will set the appoint
ment, he believes that his chances
are very good.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-03-27
.SlANDER'S army
GOES TO JAIL
GERMAN CORPORAL DECLARES
KAIsER's ARMY Is NOT AZ FINE
As OFFICERS WOULD HAVE IT
APPEAR
United Press Servics

United Press Service
STRAsSBURG. March 37-Bscause
he 10 alleged to have declared that Il
would 60 hard with the German army
In event Of war. that conditions In
the army were not a. nne a. surface
appearances indicated. and that the
army would get Il worse than the
Turks" Corporal Pospich Of an in
fantry regiment stationed here. II
court martialed and sentenced to two
months imprisonment. The corporal
was charged with "slandsrins the
army"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-03-27
FOUND

In our warehouse. lot of household
goods cooking utensils and personal
snects and furniture. Above will bo
disposed OF to the highest bidder for
storage at o. X. Transfer once. Sixth
ana main. on Saturday. March 20.
1913. at Q p. m.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-03-27

Edison Watson. superintendent Of
the klamath Indian reservation. ar
rived In the city last night. He will
return homo In the morning.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-03-27

TOLEDO. March 27.--EHorts "a
communicate with Sidney and else.
where below the Lewiston reservoir
at Russels Point are unsatisfactory.
A message states that the south wall
OF the reservoir is expected to col.
lapse at any minute.
The reservoir contains millions OF
gallons OF water. and II the wall goos
down II will mean another food for
Dayton.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-03-27
FUNDS ARE LACKING
FOR INVESTIGATION
WHITE SLAVE COMMITTEES IN
CALIFORNIA UNABLE 10 PRO-
CEED WITH PROPOSED PROBE
OF CONDITIONS


UDited Press Service
SACRAMENTO. March s7.-Ths
white slave committee reported to the
senate today that lack Of funds pre-
vented the carrying on Of the invssti-
cation. The committee was dis
charged. n.rl aEv
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-03-27

ttOntinucu IRON Tax. ~
A staggering holocaust 10 immi
nent.
Already two blocks have been burn.
ed. and nrcs are spreading In all di.
rcctions as the wind shifts. Fire en-.
glnes cannot reach the scene Of the
nrc.
The blizzard has Joined TO tho hor.
ror OF the IRE. food aud famine.
Thousands OF people are making q
four-to-onc nght against death by
drowning. nrc. starvation and ex.
posure.
The 500 collins ordered by the Ma.
tionai Cash Register company for the
supposed dead will be- totally insufn.
Client Hourly tho toll OF death
grows.
The wind carries the cries Of dis.
tress Of the hundreds Imprisoned on
the roofs Of their homes.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-03-27

Herald Want Ads bring results.
II It In the Hsrsldi It's right. then
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-03-27

Tho Herald covers tho great Kiam.
a,h country.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-03-27

The Herald. delivered at your
STORE ONCE or homo. 80 cents
. month.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-03-27
HOLOCAUST CERTAIN To@ RESULT

,Contlnucd from i'ass ~
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-03-27
RAIN STORM SUCCEEDED M SNOW

CONTINUED from Pass ~
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-03-27

Ia the Circuit Court Of the state q
Oregon. for klamath County.
Mary l.. Morse. Piaintia.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-06-16

erect, racing the west
She whispered, do you under ;
stand?"
Eyes" he said, 1--WE will wed later. +
You have been i'll, dear, but it is all
right now-and will always be-GOd
help US! Love is stronger than all
stronger than death"
81 know it is stronger than death, . :,
she said, looking out dreamily over Il
the misty valley.
He followed her gaze, calmly, Sc
renely reviewing all that he must re-
nounce, the happiness Of Wedlock,
children-aH that man desires.
Suddenly instinct stirred, aWaking
mans only friend-hope A lifetime
for the battle-for a cure! Hope
less? He laughed in his excitement
Despair? when the cure lay almost
within his grasp!-the work he had
given his life to! A month more in
the laboratoFy-tWo months-threea
perhaps a year. What of it? It.
must surely come-how could he fail
when the work of his life meant all in
life for her?
The light of exaltation slowly
faded from his face; ominous, fore
boding thoughts crept in; fear laid a,
shaky hand on his head which fell,
heavily forward on his breast.
Science and mans cunning and
the wisdom of the world!
20 God" he groaned, "for Him.
who cured by laying on His hands,"
Now that he had learned her
name, and that her father was alive,
he stood mutely beside her, staring
steadfastly at the chimneys and
stately dormered roof almost hidden
behind the crimson maple foliage
across the yalley-her home. II
She had seated herself once more
upon the moss, hands clasped upon
one knee, looking out into the vest
with dreamy eyes.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-06-16

do you not know"
by Heaven, i do notw he said,
troubled and amazed
She cast one desperate, unhappy
glance at him, then rose to her full
height, gazing out over the hazy val
leys to where the mountains began,
piled up like dim sun-tipped clouds.
Dear, do you not understand"
she said. How can 1 make you I'M
derstand that love you-too later"
"Give yourself to me, Rosamund;
letme touch you-let me take you"
will you love me always?"
'In life, in death, which cannot
part US. viii you marry me, Rosa
mund?"
She looked straight into his eyes.
Dear, do you not understand? Have
you forgotten? died three years
ago today"
The unearthly sweetness Of her
white face startled him. A terrible
light broke in on him; his heart stood
still.
In his dull brain words were sound
mg-hlS own words, written years
ago: when God takes the mind and
leaves the body alive, there grows
in it, sometimes, a beauty almost SUI
pernatural."
He had seen it in his medical prac-
tice. A thrill of fright penetrated
him, piercing every vein with its chill.
He stroVe to speak; his lips seemed
frozen; he stood there before her, a
CHASTITY smile stamped on his face,
and in his heart, terror.
what do you mean, Rosamund?"
he said at last.
"That i am dead, dear. Did you
not understand that? II thought
you knew it-when you first saw me
at the cemetery, after all those years
since childhood. Did you
not know it," she asked wistfully.
'I must wait for my bridal"
Misery Whitened his face as he
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-14
TnE FAiR BuI4

Ai this Writing u app,ars that q
state fair bil. permanently locasins
the Sew Mexlso state fair 1T Aibu-
gu,ranv and appropriatlng ts.oOo an.
uuaily for lis maintenance provided
the Albuquerque people raise sim
iiar amount Win become law. Ihis
bill doesn't come within several miles
81 beins what u ought TO De- aud the
people of the state desire bat 70 b.
a start Dc at least makes Albuquerque
she site ~ thc state fair and the
tt.eoe added 60 another fs.ouo raised
~ home wa assure enough money
90 hold " record breaking fair this
year. Relatively small faVors are
thankfully received and there Is little
doubt that the next legislature viii
do its duty Bog. al. institution which
the people of Alauqucrau. have Tor
thirty wears mad, one 90 m, best of
IL kind IN the west
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-14
lLI,L,

wfiting OF alfalfa, Joseph r.
Wins says Ia Meadow and Pastures
that alfalfa " the champion hay crop
IN the Cnltcd states. welding au as.
erase % iNo and one-haif tons per
acre This nsHrc 20 dousi ,s correct
covering an ~ thr countr2. north and
south. wherever alfalfa boz grown.
However. b. does not give THE legume
fair credit h the santa pc ~outh-
west, where thu seasons at, longer
than IN the north thereby srowins
ca extrs crop possibly ueo extra
crops in ~ NOR, southern attitudes
says The Earth
Ia some valleys OF the santa g.
houth~eHt eiR and onc.holi tons were
cut Ia 1919. and ave tome seldom arc
above ihe average Prom these wall
less tn markets of IN south aud ot
the AtlaLtlc srnboard 90. supplied
win has end production lu some
paris Of the north b. 81 lhtl, conse-
auence. only lesaening the average u
che entire country Of ihe great value
~ alfaift a. agriculture ~ wing
says
There are three principal hay
plants in thg United states Timothy.
red clover and alfalfa. %, the twelfth
census ths production stood Aiuifa.
10 tons per acre. red clover, i3
t0ns. cultivated grsrs 'nsiuli tim
0thyl. 90 tons
since thrn uillfs has MAIDS fre'sl
advance q has passed IA, expert
nentnl slaBc There are now no
serious problems ~ aifalfo sro~ina
20 10 solved. and meh are soeipg 4
more largely than ever before while
a tas nAns dime ahe demand for ths
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-14

Kings Out of work.
Nhdu b. q busted TURK
Manuel Is nrarly broac.
When King ~ oui oi WORN
It's no joke.
WIN ihcm We may we'll cundun-
Though eaoh wears % cheerful mask
luukine for % NHrlui throne
u "a tusk
There's no i"b tor them. poor things.
pnrS nud dreaty h their fate.
competition among klngs
T. too gt,at
Theodore go oyster Guy
o. looSing gium.
lio con testify That kmgiu's
pn the bum
:,
Tliuer Nucicui NWthlc~
Sins solomon would Join mo- lodge
Ne feared 'tat uu returning
\ thousand wives would wait tor him.
\ thousand candles burning
Peoria Journal
ola Jonah Nus % modest chup
As ever took O" sullin's
iiv newer gave % picture .tulk
ON How Z Went -Whailu'"
Cleveland r.aH DD,i.r.
old Noah Nas % sailor bold
4 usNig1tor tir'lcss,
And got about quite vcu. we're told.
B'forc the days uf wireless
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-14

people acted gave me some doubt as
TO whether a felony was committed
20 ! proceeded 60 hold said inquest
according To law.
did not know how the deceased
came 90 his death prior to the IN
quest No person saw him die. he
was Wing near the door on the noor
dead still dressed, which is not conn
mon with sick person The report
that he died IN his bed h false.
AZ Go the law that % Justice of The
peace has 90 consult with tn county
commissioners before having 90 IN
quest : never knew Vt such law and
don't think such law exists but
! Will not commit the crime again /
viii walt until the county D1WmIs-
sloners meet ana then get permit in
advance
Here Is Mr. MHtt,uoDis evidence.
taken In open court After Nr Mot
tvucci was duly sworn, on hts oath
he declared that he. MtttcurDl had
found the body uf Fat Gl,nsou WING
on the floor uear tho door of the dr-
ecascds residence md that the body
was moved from ~, nuor tu tho bed.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-14
,ln Hollis ul,r.


Plety, righteousness aud virtue viii
~ down ia history 90 synonymous
with the present session 81 ihr New
Mexico legislature Headed by sen-
ntor Holt a'ho hss ARMY and irFevo.
cabiy decided that the people % this
state must be good ~ an hazards. the
cohorts o. reform have triumphed
and hereetter and subsequently the
inssdiou. serpent - wemiline-if a
serpent may be said to be nsldious
WI no longer rear W grisiy head So
arar the people down to its lair. ~
% speak. Gambilng must stop NV
gambling We mean gambling ~ any
boy believes that he cun piead youth
W Ignorance ~ the loW a. an excuse
Tor playing msthies Tor keeps he has
another guess looming Pcrchonr,
some unresenerate man. In toe locked
aud curtained secmsion Of his own
home. hopes 20 defy IN. law aud In
duIse In the forbidden fruit OF quiet
and harmless game ~ cusino with hia
wife: but Ia she u9inions - tho laN
are alert. the clutches ~ Justice may
not be eyaded. and no guilty man MAY
hope 10 ESCAPE The die H. east. and
no more dice may be- east; the nd IL
on. and not even the Innocent game
of NADIA. which means nothing may
squeeze through beneath the iron
clamped edges. New Mexico Il now
going 20 behave herself. No more
harmless tossIng Of the bones no
more casual shooting Of she craps. no
more little bets on the election. no
more easy money on the bald-faced
nlly. no more matching 81 the entic-
Ing pennies. no more confident vugcrS
on which card " a0iak 10 turn up or
under which she'll the active little pea
y located.
seriously thur. - a grave side to
this proposition. Auction bridge IL
the lifc-biood Of society. the founda-
tlon OF our social system the basis
~ III N'AAtf tAANfNtAiFff ANf ~ lAlAlAE
n an ioy. the backbone ~ an gre
garious happiuess the sine qua non.
the Aipha and OmcEa OF the enjoy
able time which was had by nll
without u Their, b. nothing for the
refreshments 10 follow without its
neat. hand painted piutr and hand
some silver sugar ana creumer the
lair sex viii be- hupeiessly aud help
iessly up against IL. DO net smile.
there is trageds ia this Mr. Holt
may stand proudly upon the pinnucl
Of duty done. with conscience free
from stain or mrnish. compliment in
the SENSE 81 LOFTY mission sternly
achieved bus he viii stand alone.
And our hunch to the senator b. %
keep away frvn the ladies while
In coucluu0n see may stat, serious
~ that We don't eu,g. the sob OF the
representative ~ constituted author
~ and static. who ar. responsible
for he enforcement "f M Hollis utjie
bill
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-14

hay increases faster than lhe produc.
,lon, For on classes o. animals n d
ne best forage thas can be sroNn N
America, ans AZ the came time u y
the most eficlcn, soil cnrleocr
spillman reports that IN Nebraska
alfalfa has increased The yield o. corn
grown on sod Is per cent IN ohio
We have repeatedly erown 100 bush.
els Of corn per acre and more ON a.
faIfa sod The same land would have
produced about sixty bushels before
Il had been sown 10 alfalfa.
"in idaho wheat has Increased In
yield from twenty ave 10 seventy .hvc
bushels per acre after alfalfa IA
California orange groves tNcnis .iise
years old show markedly Wher, az
flfa once stood. the portion OF thc
orchard on alfalfa sod produclns ones
third mure and the trees larger and
thrifiler. and this despite the Tact
tbs, the trees not on alfalfa land we're
eivcn more fertilizer.
Rightly managed. an alfalfa Held
b. mine ~ fertility By which little
by htiie farm msy be- redeemed
and made rlch n the hay is fed ~
pastured. " ~, manure IL returned
and The phosphorus II brought AZ
needed. there should Doe smali dltu-
Guilty ~ doubling the productlVcncss
of AN average farm
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-14

The announcement that after july
next The collect ON delivery feature
"iii be added e. the parcel post sys-
tenn to the extent u 800. means tina,
the government will act 49, "a collect
ind 80 we'll a. q forwarding agency.
Tn. onlg requirement viii be- that 90,
transportation charges shall Dee pre-
paid "a guarantee against actual
loss. This viii mean the carrying out
Of the parcel post theory To- lbs logical
conclusion and viii make the parcel
post an effective rival ~ the cNpre..
companies m the transportation of
small parcels
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-14
If YOU ARE A
DRINKING MAN

Nou had better stop ~ once or Won u.
lose your job. Every line of business b.
closing i', doors 90 Drinking mou.
u ma, hc your turn next by the uid
OF ORHlNE thousands of men have brru
restored Go lives of sohucly aud mdusir,
We are ,o sure that OllilNE VIII bcnc
tt you that We say 20 YOU that if after
q trial you tail 10 get any bouedt from
.i- u.c Nour money viii be- refunded
When Won stop " Drinking. think ui
the muucy You n save; besides. sobrr
men utc worth more To their employer
and get higher wages
Costs only Sl0O hos. We have an
interesting booklet about oRRlNE that
we are giving away free 900 request. Call
AZ our store and talk Il over.
Ai,arado Pharmacy, Itrsg and Gold
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-14

with vollcNs 90 cheers. biarc of
hHnd musir aud considefabl, speech
making tne dl1 90 Democratic tri-
umph has come. and thc new admin
lstraiion tmad, Hu Sew JcrscyI S.
fairly launched
tn. crowds ha,c halted the new
regime and already have melted away
under the hot urr of Washington hos
pitaiity. evidenced mainly by a cheer.
ful hand thrust into each ~ your
trousers pockets tu see u D., ans
chance ihore may be- some small
chauge leti that you might possiol,
get away with Sneorru Chl,fsIu.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-14

what Is Andrews here fur I-
the theme 81 somewhat RaruastI.
editorial uttcraucc in ~, SAINTS p,
New Mexican. which appIr,utl, ,i,Vs
with suspicion the prcscnc, OF MI
~ n Andrews In Santa Fy during
the legislative session Sow wc don
know 81 thing about u. but u is ru-
morcd thut Ia % few dat- uu uu.
nouncement win Dee mad. which vil
make things ,l,Hr g. I'M. ,Hrucsl
SEEKER after Information
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-14

a., ~ so fond OF thu house. .as
champ Ciark, that h' wouldn't even
leave II 60 bccom, vice president
This rs regarded us gcntlcmauk and
delicate way of Informing Tom Mar
shall that in spite Of tho tact that be-
has had his p.rtur, ottcncr in 90,
pupcrs b., be- sng dimuuuy, tua,.
aud limited puau'iH loo Ga, rrI,s.
t,al prutuhrfau,,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-14
The Orange


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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-14
\ IinllnnnI NrgnnlrnI.

Sh. Won one, said sou would di,
TOR m,. and now YOU refuse Goo scf w
and N-ht th, IRE.
o., That's perfectly 'u2i rel o.
died ,ur won "a bc done with. .u' Do
e,r up one, and ught the urc y"uu
N.r' m, to du l' ,lor morutu-
Washington Post
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-14

4 man Iu Kansas made q vow six.
."ep Nraf- a1u THAI lr would never
cot hi, hair urt1 D,murroi v5. Iu.
"uEurdt'd president o.. will be- suuru
"t his locks immediately after tn' iu-
ndsurauur ol Woodrow wilson The
man has grown 90 ousny suit - hair
ihut reaches @" his liver pad. and has
demonstrated. iu % plnuit. of Ways.
th"t h. HH- SOFT head Ft summer
Review.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-14

HE MARRIED. his stcnosrapher--
and when he starts TO dictate She
takes hlm down
o.
SIZE STOOD in tears" the story ran,
For some time after hc had gonc. q"
N,Xt dny. no doubt. she had cold.
For she had no goloshcs on
O.
NO. ALONND. q girl isn't consul
erect in The shopworn class until she
has bccn engaged thrv' or -four times
%
THE ASSURANCE that M Nor
gains Illness was not 81 serious
character has been confirmed It's
doctors bill was only 100000.
.
why b. governor
Who els, would see Eco
Puluue of duil, the
Sud. gloomy Veto
c,
SOME CNtlDJS soul has made
OF with uttvcn-d, ilur boiler belong
iug tu llvtN green. Horrors Fiufcl
dollars for boiler
MIA WILSON ST. the twcnt, seventh
SO, .idvut Those who says he is the
twtnty-cighh count cleveland twice.
ThDe, who say he is thg thirty..ishth
count Roosevelt ten Hines.