davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1919-07-31
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griber &um9nerne.
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len6e 10000 Mano 2tnietropper og
100000 Mano Me1erbetropper:
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flering, iom 6e alliere6e u6lteote
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garife So1f fun fan faa 8lofaoen
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fleringen bleb u61te6t al Bren1ier<
mi11iiter Glemenceau -Tre6sfonfe<
reniens Mobn og 1b6 iom fplger:
~De a1liereoe og forbun6ne &egie=
ringer bil meget gierne iltan6bringe
en- Greo meo set unearife Go1f og
iaale6es faa 5lut paa en- Eingenes
Tilltan6, iom utnuliggipr Central
europas gfonomiife @ienreisning, og
gjer faafe1gt Goripg paa at ifaffe
Sorraoo til 8efolfningeit. Ser tan
fife e1gong foribges poa at uofbre
6isie Eing, for ser / 11ngarn er en
&egiering, fom repreienterer Solicit
og giennen1fprer i 8ogitap og Mano
6e Sperensfomiter, iom Set bor ilut~
tet meo 6e forbur6ne &egiertnger.
~SSngen af oisie 8etingeHer er OPP
fDl6t af @ela Sums Momiriitrotion,
iom life olene bar bruot Ben 0oaben=
itilitano, iom l1ngarn forpligteoe Jig
til at oberboloe,, men bette 9ieblif
e116og a11griber en- penligiil1oet og al
lieret Magt. ...&.-.> r.. :.
uMe6 Senipn til 6enne iereene
SIDE af Spgrgsmaalet 1naa Sc for
bun6ne Gegieringer ifri6e i,o poo
lit eget Mnipar Deriom 8robiant>
og 6orraa6 ffal funne ffaffes> oeriom
8lofaben fal opbepes, bpis Ser fol
for1bges> paa gfonomiff @efonItrnf-
ton, 6eriom Greb ifal gienoprettes,
fan set f1n gieres meo en- @egiertng.
iom reprRienterer bet 1111garife Golf,
og life meo en-, bpis Mp,1oigbe6 be-
ror poa Eerrorisue.
rDe forbun6ne Magter fpnes BET
Is ~ +
er beleiligt at tilfbie, at al frenme6
Offupation af ungarf Omraaoe, fon1
forflaret / 6reosfonferenfen, bill op-.
bbre, iaafnart 8aabenitil litanos sbetin-
gelierne efter oen alIiere6es bberit.
befalen6es Meriug aniees at bore
tilfreosit inenbe opfplot.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-10-31
ssuen Wise Men of Craze.

by the expression, "The Seven Wise
Men of Greece" is meant a number Of
men among the Greeks of the sixth
century before Christ, distinguished
for their practical sagacity and their
wise maxims or principles OF life,
Their names are variously given, hut
those most generally admitted to the
honor are Solon Chic, Plttacus, Bias,
Fernandez 0n place of whom some
give EaImenides] Cleobulus and
Thales They were the authors of the
celebrated notices inscribed in later
days in the Delphlan temple. These
notices. with the name of the author
of each, were; "Know Thyself," by
Scion; "Consider the end" by Chilo;
"Know tiny opportunity" by Pittacus;
Most men are bad" by Bias; Moth
ing is impossible to industry" by Pc
riander; "Avoid excess" by Cleobulus;
and "Suretyship is the precursor Of
ruin" by Thales.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-10-31
REFORM UNDER WAY
British Deficit for One Year Is Az
100000 Pounds.

London, Oct. 27-Last weeks de
feat in the House of Commons and
the seriousness of the country's fin
ances revealed in the revised estimate
submitted to parliament today, show
ing that the estimated deficit for the
year exceeds pounds sterling $4,000,
600 instead of pounds sterling 100000
900, as fixed in the budget, seem TO
have induced the government to yield
certain reforms long demanded by the
press.
Foremost among these demands was
that for return to cabinet RESPONSE
bility, and also more regular attend
ance of the prime minister in the
House of Commons The former ap-
parently has been granted in the an
nouncement of a return to peace time
form of cabinet whereby all the min
listers will be responsible for the de-
cisions taken instead of the few min
listers forming the war cabinet.
With regard to the second demand,
an inspired statement was issued to-
night to the effect that as soon as his
duties in connection with the peace
conference are ended, the premier
will revert to his old practice of per
sonally answering questions in the
house. He will begin by doing this
once weekly, and later may attend on
two days.
The Irish question still provides the
government with difficult problem,
and it is stated that the cabinet COM
mittee having the matter under con.
sideration will not likely he able to
present satisfactory scheme i'll the
limited time now available. 1t is
thought that the government will be
compelled to introduce a bill. again
postponing the operations of the
home rule act, which otherwise, would
become practically operative with the
formal ending of the war.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-10-31
lamb and Mutton.

The dividing line between lamb and
mutton is not based wholly upon age;
a well-bred and wel-fed animal, - or
IS months old, may still belong to the
lamb class, while a yearling of raGgy
stock, which has been poorly fed.
yields meat of an inferior grade of
mutton
The best grade of mutton consists
of fat, heavy meat Light and fiabby
meat is not very palatable, Lamb
rarely is an economical meat to serve.
The relative difference in food value
between lamb and mutton is the same
rs between veal and bo,t.
The meat should be OF a deep red
color and firm to the touch the fat,
creamy, white and solid. Mutton alb
serbs odors easily, so 1t must be kept
In cool place under proper condl.
tons
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-10-31
RECENT GAS ATTACKS
Clippings and Other Debris From the
Snort Column of the
Dr,ALfonrro q aso.,-ar


What Does William Busy Himself
About?
One night recently Mrs. William
Philbrook of Belfast, Me. wheeled
wood from 10 D. m. until after 1 a IN.
after milking four cows, delivering
the milk to her customers, gathering
and selling some 10 or IL dozen ears
of corn, and doing her homework. She
can run a wheelbarrow, WELD the axe
and saw, sickle and scythe as easily
as she can milk or sctub clothes
Boston Globe.
Aunt Sarah is much worried about
her nephew as the doctor fears he
has cadillac trouble Tulip things he s
probably been going too long on high
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-10-31

nose last Tuesday. 1t was extracted
without serious results.-Aurora Adj
vertiser
Oscar Purdy says he got an awful
crack on the bean last night when he
went to drive the FLYER into the barn
and hit the side of the barn door.
Both he and the FLYER are doing well
at this writing.-Mt. Olive item.
This is moving week in Miller SO
many were on the move that a num-
Der of them are said to have gone to
the wrong place for dinner-Aurora
Ezra says he hopes they got
Strengthened out by bed time.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-10-31
Thinos That Have "Bean.'

NJ. p. Burke tells a bean story.
From FIVE beans, which he sent away
for in the the spring, he harvested
1897 beans. Pretty good crop, isn't it..
No. Pomfret Item:
The infant daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Wick Webb who live Just out of
Miller somehow lodged a bean in her
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-10-31
Etinuette at SLOAN SPRINGS.

A young fellow we know went out
to see his girl the other night and
stayed to supper. lie was passed a
picked peach OF the cling variety He
wallered it all over the table and
would have ate it if it hadn't slipped
off onto the floor.-Sloane Springs
Herald.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-10-31
clara,s Strong Constitution.

Miss Clara Spratlin was invited TO
a chicken supper in the south of the
Town Friday night. She was able to
he at her regular work the next morn
ing.-DeWitt Enterprise.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-10-31

The New York sun says Gaby nes-
lys wore a fur dress and Paris Green
stockings Wouldn't YOU think Gaby
would be afraid the p. 8. stockings
might poison her--limbs?
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-10-31
Why. Sadie!

Miss Sadie Smithers Of Mt. Vernon
motored ever to see the Unpardon-
able Sin Saturday night.-Horton Cen
ter news.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-10-31
stars in a Cream.

To dream Of stars is said to have
the following meaning: Ii tne stars
were clear, Dame Fortune is going to
smile upon you, hut if they were Oh
hcured and dusky, then the reverse
may be the case.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-10-31

Yes, Yes! But Where's the Stickpin?
Herbert Weeks swallowed stick
pin the last OF the week and is now
in Heaton hospital East Calais item.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-10-31

The ad man says he's .,named his
COW United States Whadyer name
'er that for. asked the makeup man
Because she's going dry, says Bill.
Głos polek., 1919-05-01
Rezocya przyjeta ma posiedzeniu p|enane1 '3ES g'5
23gO kWietnia
1919 rOku


mysl wezwania Sekretarza Skarbu Pana Glass azebv
ozpoczt kampane spedazy Bondow Zwycestva NV Zarzad
Giowny oaz Stanowe Vice Pezes penarnem po-
sedzenlu Domu Zwiazku POel 23go kwietna 1919 zwa-
zywsZy, ze:
Gdy zeba byio poege niemiecka pogromic ratowae cy
"zave cara Cd zagady tegO nieprzy udzkosci caIe
Ameyka stanea obone uciemeionych narod6w pomedzy
ktolym znaJdOwafa sic nieszczeSlwa PolsIa nastepne
Gdy ster polsk uiai rece Paderewsk czlo-
opa"nosclo"y pzy boiu Jego stanai najwiekszy me-
zow Stanu Prezyden Wilson, upominajac sic NIEPODIE-
Close POLsKI PRZYSTEPEM DO MORZA posawiaiac to
jake jeden warunek saiego pokoiu, potem
Gdy poecena Prezydena Wilsona komisya zywnoscowa
Jakotez gioWna Komsya Czerwonego Krzvaa przrowadz
akcye OdzyWania POski da ego ze:
Prezydent Wilson Paryza przessa4 diva kabogramv do
hc'sresu Westinghouse przyznanie mlion6w
(SlO0OOOOOOOO) zasenie znszczonych kra low pierw-
szej hnii Poski, plzeo uchwalamy ze:
Wydamy odezwe do wszystBch gr1ln do yyszyskic na.
SZych czonkn waac do zapna Zwycestwa roz
poczynaac asygnowaniem kasy gf6wne zacheca
jac azeby gpy syh kas tax samo Bondv Zvvcesta "a
kupiiy. R6wnoczesnie
Wzywamy wszystde Siostry W Zwiazlu Polek w
Ameryce by swych dzelncach Iokalnych ak nainten-
swnesza pomoca dopomagaFy spredaay Bond6w Zwy.
cest"a wykazuiac re unaac przywlee pra-
wa obywateLke te obowiazek obywateski u
miemy peiniG go.
imienu Organizacyi Zwiaz1u Poek W Ameryce
\. EMILIA NAPIERAI.SKA, Prezeska
STEFANIA CHMIEIINSKA Vice Prezeska
JOANNA ANDRZEJEWSKA. 4. Sekretarla Jeneralns
fICYA WOLOWSKA Kasyerka gE6wna
DYREKTORK1:
TEkLA kARGE.
WALERYA CHOJNACKA.
ANTONINA MJ1SSOR
J6ZEFA SPECIAL.
STANISLAWA RONCZKOWSKA
DIR. NJ o. KACZOROWSkA. A. LEX Nacz
HELENA FLEMING CZACHORSKA Adwokat
IOFIA JANKIEWICZ Redaktorka
VICE PREZEsKINAs sTANY.
MARYA o. KRYSZAK Wisconsin
ANT0NINA HON, Indiana
IONORATA WOLOWSKA. Zach. Pennsy lvana-
HARfA SZAkALJN, Wschod Pennsy lvana
hARTA MAZUROWSKA New York
X. JABLONSKA, Ohio.
AWALCZYNSKA, Connecticut
Głos polek., 1919-05-01
Victory Liberty Loan.
WSZYSCY SA AMER YKANAMI

Liberty wkazuac ablice, kt6ej wypisane sa nazw
ska zabych zoiniery armi amerykaskej r6znyc
Sci, powada:
"Wsscy Amery ykaninami" wzgIedu czy pochodze-
mia wioskego pokiego czeskiego geckego bez wzgdu ia
ka krew mich plyne Wszysy przea pod szandarem
amcrykahskm So Amerykanam
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-26
u ron sALK-.MIscrLr.ANEous

q ~ WILLIAMS co.
SASH. DOORS AND MILL WORK
New u the time o. order your screen
doors and windows window
screens covered with heavy gal
Vsnisgd wire mesh, i5c per square
foot
s-sNe.7 screen doors. =, Eaiy. - 90
s-HNeea screen doors, -, Ealvtt. z 90
s-0Nf-t screen doors, ~, Talv.. 2.f5
A large stock ~ i-inch aud 6-inch
cedar siding. Just tho thing for
your bungalow or garage. $500 20
$1,000
our strietiv firnt class GOLD SEAL.
ROOFING can not be beat for
quality and price. lapiy $500
s-ply. sg.6o. s-piy. ta00 per roll OF
los square feet
send postcard Tor our large Illus
trated catalogue No, 30 sent free
an REQUEST
We sell anyone. shin anywhere, and
guarantee safe delivery. one price
Go alt
q n WILLIAMS co
laia First Ave n seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-26
Is ron sALE-REAL ESTATE

FOR aALE
BOTB-LOTR-LOTa
WHAT WIZ WAIT no T0 10
WHAT VIE HAVE BEEN
TRYING TO 10, AND
WHAT VIE CAN 10
~
To soil good. first class
building lots at price
Bnd on terms 20 meet the
requirements Of many
people Who are tired 81
paying rent. and want 10
build their own homes
The Green wood Park Annex
Addition fully and en-
phhtlcaily meets these re-
quirsments The property
10 served by two car lines.
The surroundings are
pleasant. the location
slightly and the lots all
good. No hills. No holes
No hOliOWe
The prices are below c0Tnpe-
tltion. and the terms are
the easiest that can be Of
feref In any sane transaes
ton
We are going 10 sell these
lots, and sell them fast.
Get in and make your se-
lsctionr while the picking
~ good.
Take Ihinney car 20 s5fh ~.
and transfer 20 Eighth AZ.
~. W. Esiesmen viii meet
you on the grounds sun
day.
HENRY e. EWING
COMPANY
200 Alaska Bldg. Main 1884.
SERVICE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-26
And the years roll on
1919

In February 81 the present year !
l.ft seattle Tor : months vacation
in California. oar fret stop Was
N san Francisco. I could hardly
realize that oniy y dozen years be
fore ! had seen this city ~ ruins
IL hardly seemed possible that
such a great new clty could be
built In that length Of time W.
spent q week In and sfound san
Ffanciseo. and then went on TO
Iss Angeles. About the fire, thing
aid VAS 60 look up the phone
number OF Ny OLD FRIEND
DAVE. and 20 minutes later he
WAS IN our room. lie was the
came cheerful old boy; with the
exception Of streak o. sray thru
hia hair. he looked tust the same.
lie insisted that ". tmy wife and
~ tax. dinner At hls HON. that
evening. and few minutes later
he had us In his str-eyiinder. and
20 minutes later Ne were ~ hts
home while eating dinner Dave
asked me how lised hts home
Pine place. EAid !. but you must
have TO pay a big rent for place
like this" lie laughed and ssid
= sm the landlord Of this place.
and collect my own rent Then he
told me that he had bought the lot
in 1895 for $500. that eight years
ago he borrowed the money to
build his hem. with from a build
snw and loan association. and had
Just paid u back at ste per month.
Just lately making the final pay.
ru~nt. lie said lots In that dis
frict were now selling FOR $4,000,
and he could get $1,000 for his
home N he wanted to sell and
that lots 10 miles farther out were
now selling for isoe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-26

Sow. gentle reader. My Old Friend
Dave was Wise man. as he
bought hls lot when lots were
ch~ap. on the outskirts of the city.
and by the time he had " paid for
"a VAS worth several times its or
iRinRi price. n. WAS able To bor-
row money enough on u to buiie
his Home. and pay for u just like
rent. 80 that today he has a fine
home all paid for. inetcad OF a
bunch OF rent receipts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-26
rs poR sALE-REAL ESTATE
FRED w NEWELL 4 co.
- cherry ~ Nam sIIs

FRED W. NEWELL 4 co.
1is Cherry ~ Main si's
NORTH QUEEN ANNE
A beautiful 7-r0om home. on cor.
nor lot, located on the boulevard.
This house has bssmed cstlinEs'
hardwood floors. hot water heat.
fuli cement basement snd nf.
place. shown by appointment
only. Price $1,000. Terms may b"
arranged.
uNIvERaITY BOULEVARD
A new sroom modern home IhtH
he not a house that vas ehesplf
built 10 sell The owner butt ~
for a permanent home. but due 70
unforess.n circumstance. mus
sell at once Has an unobHtfucted
view Of the lake and mountains.
or course "a has hard wood floofrt
furnace double garage and all
other things real home should
have. priced for quick sale -
$3.50 shown BY appointment only
$4,000
Nice S-room cottage on a large lot.
near Patterson Nc Donald chip
yard Here ~ home for you thst
can no, be squRiied for the money.
Easy terms.
NNsfMH
We have two cottages IN South Sc.
attic at this price that We can sell
on terms cheaper than rent
f2.ss0
Three new. modern f-room cottages
IN West Seattle district Here ~
that little home you have been
looking for. $500 each. and bal
ance like rent
$3.50
You Will be surprised st this place.
House has > large rooms. garage.
etc. IL on n large lot one block
from car line in South Seattle dis
frict owner says sell. and Ne
certainly win at this price. Terms
$4,000
one ~ the incest s-roou cottages IN
the southern part % the city on
ear line and paved street. This ~
ciose-in property. on a large lot
The house " practically new.
Terms or cash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-26
FURNISHED HOME

FURNISHED HOME
Modern i-room house. with bath I.
furnished. two blocks tn csf.
Price $1,000. 5000 cash. SIS a
month. Rainier 600-J.
GOOD LOT. IN UNIVERSITY DIS
trict, S2b cash and S2b per month
for 81 months without interest.
RALPH &, McALI.ASTER
2ol Central Bldg. Elliott 1853.
FOR SALE. BY OWNER ROOM
furnished house; lot i0xi06 10
alley. Price $1,000: terms $500
cash, $50 monthly. Call lis w.
S5th 81, evenings or saturday.
OWNER HAS SIX LEVEL LOTS,
pca~ ". Madison: plenty of fruit; a
fine property at fair price. with
some terms. sidney Sf3.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-26

biScHARunp ARMY cNrTAtN,
married. good rducaticni would
like permanent connections. with
chance for future In some good
firm Is Noafn old good family
connections, Interview nppfes
ciated. Me, star
DISCHARGED SAILOR. EXPERT
chauffeur. wants 10 drive private
ear. any make. any wages. Ad-
dfusH NSl, star
YOUNG MAN. 81. JUST RELEASED
from the service. good education,
dpsttys general office work, Good
references Capitol iaat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-26
STOP PAYING RENT
OWN A HOME

MONEY TO BUY OR BUILD
Build on your vacant lot. Re-
model your house. Make apart
ncnts out Of your cottage.
Double your Income buy the
house you like. Pay rent 10
yourself 40 comm Esion.
charged. Just ask US 10 have
a man call on you and explain
our easy payment plan. We
have the time and the money:
you want the home. Let US get
together. Just call Elliott 1910.
W. J. ByRSE COMPANY
3is l.. C. Smith Dldg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-26

LOTS FOR THAT LITTLE HOME
I have so choice lots. just north a
Ballard. close TO car line: can be
bought very reasons bic; io@ down.
$40 month. and no in,erest--get
that7 From 1850 TO 1850.
4 little beyond the above have
some large garden tracts. iOox2ts
mostly level with large creek on
each tract. a. low az $500; terms
Also some ciose-ln. slightly lots. In
West Seattle. overlooking the ship.
building sites; just on the ridge;
from $3.50 to 1900. terms.
All the above will stand
investigation.
A ". SCHILLESTAD
ROOM DOWNS BLOCK
Main 1871. Ees. Capitol 1885.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-26

Nov. why don't you do just like
Dave did, II you can't afford To
build you n home right now. buy
lot or an acre now. while you
can get "a cheap and on easy
terms. and build on 81 later on.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-26

1918 CASE. 7-pass.
1918 LIBERTY 5-pass.
1918 HUP 7-psss.
1918 MAXWELL 5-pass
1913 CHEVROLET 5-pass.
1917 DODGE 5-pass.
1917 GRANT 5-pass.
1918 SCRIPTS BOOTH 3-pass.
1917 DODGE 2-psss.
1917 OAKLAND 2-pass.
1917 ALLEN 2-pass.
Forda. Bucks and all other makes
of car at bargain prices.
EASY TERMS
Open Evenings Until . o'clock.
HENRY MOsSBAcH
AUTOMOBILE co
6iG-s1s II. pike 81. Phone East 2G5l
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-26

WAANEH #AAFN FAENn nv NNN - ~
paftunity for bsg money ynu have
ever had AmeticaD Rubber Co.
500 Aehihorn BIDS.
\ tsoa rHoNoGRAi'H OUTFIT
sent on approval. $50 commission
paid to agent. on sycf order
taken outfit sells al tizs. conslFt-
ing % ono a0-lnch phonc graph. 70
double faced records. aud s., worth
~ needles free. write rfsNf At.fs
PHOSoGRAPif MAkEisS sis =.
Wabash Ave. Chicago.
SALESMAN. wlTH FORD can. IN
each locality; quick selling. pat
entsd speciality; no competition;
one salesman cleared fg,e0o 10 five
weeks new successful selling
pfnns no capital needed. PENNY
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patented article. HiK future ard
exclusive selling rights Room s2s
Burke Tttda
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-26

I have Just placed SOUND VIEW
ADDITIONS on the market They
comprise several additions. some
being laid out In larges lots or
tracts. some In tracts from ONE
10 FIVE acres. and others in small
and large water front tracts. in
Guiding all tide lands. Most all
tho tracts have a fine view OF the
Sound and mountains: graded
streets; spring water systems
electricity and phone service: with
stores, schools and street car line
near by.
You can buy tract for 10 per cent
cash. balance in three years. Title
insurance policy furnished with
each sale.
My suburban office Us located at the
end OF the Lake Burien car line
Come cut any day and let my
aelesmcn show you around. II you
drive out in your auto, look for
arrow signs along the Des Moines
highway. they VIII direct you to
my office. Main office. 22S and
$50 Burke Building. corner Second
ave. and Marion St Phone Elliott
1900.