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, 1921-12-03
NOTICE.

State of Wyoming
County os Natrona
District.
In the Matter of the Estate Of
Joseph Buhr, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that
Christina Enhr. of the City of
Hugo, County of Lincoln, ard State
of Colorado, has this day filed a Pc
tition under oath, showing the
facts in the case, in the above en-
titled court, praying that the pro-
bate proceedings In the County
Court Of Lincoln County, State Of,
Colorado, on the said estate OF Jo-
seph Buhr, deceased, be admitted
in this estate as a probate of said
estate, and that it is the intention
of said petitioner to have said pro-
bate proceedings so admitted, and
that n hearing on said petition by
virtue of an order entered herein
the date hereof will be had on the
10Th day of December. A. Dp1921,
at 10 o'clock a. m. at the court
house in the City of Casper, Ma
trona County, Wyoming, at which
time any creditor or other person
interested in said estate, may D
pear and object to said proceedings
and show that the said decedent Is
indebted to him, his claim not hav-
ing been presented in the original
state of Colorado, and il no such
objection is made the Judge shall
make an order admitting the GER
tilted copies of said proceedings in
said estate on file in the above en-
titled district court to record in
this court, and they shall be con-
sidered and treated from that time
as original proceedings in this
court, and shall be conclusive evil
dence of the facts therein shown.
Dated this 7th day Of November,
A. d. 1921. %
, 1921-12-03

FOR RENT-Rooms at the Antiers.
moderate, exclusive. 6t5 South VOL
colt street. 12-1-3t'
, 1921-12-03

WE PAY sss weekly. $50 hour spare
time selling hosiery; guarantees
wear o u months; fall line ready;
prelwur p~rices;free eaupies to WORK
sing agents; experience Unnecessary
Hosiery Mills. Darby. Pa lz-s-it-
, 1921-12-03
ANOTHER PLANE TURNED
OUT At CHEYENNE SHOP

CHEYENNE. Dec. 3.-The shop
force of the Cheyenne ali. mail field
today turned out its sixth rebuilt De-
Havfand 4 airplane. which has been
assigned to Pilot Dintyl Moore. The
Cheyenne shop has been equipped vir-
tually to build planes and any repair
now can be made here. Nine ships
and nine pilots now are attached 10
the local field.
, 1921-12-03

FOR RENT~Front bedroom in mod
ern home, sis per month. ess East
Twelfth street. 12-i'3t'
, 1921-12-03
TRADE ROONnNG HOUSE.

Small property OF from two to five
rooms taken as part payment on one
OF Casper's most attractive income
properties; six rooms, bath and sun
parlor on first floor; five rooms and
bath In basement; five rooms nicely
furnished; gas furnace and range;
semi-modern three-room cottage and
garage on rear Of lot; lawn. walks.
curbing and pavement; splendid loca-
ton. This is an opportunity that will
appeal to the woman wishing to earn
spending money and yet be at home
This fs one Of our best bargains and
the price is s11, 900 cash or trade. II
you have desirable property see us
at once. Montgomery Realty and In
vestmert Co.. 143 South Center street
Phone 1910. 12-s-tf
, 1921-12-03

wANTED-Married man making pay
ments on home. wants work. have
references on clerical ability but Will
take anything. Tribune. Box lze.
, 1921-12-03
PERSONAL


YOUNG working man. "a years OF age.
. feet s inches IN height. weight ISL
pounds. steam fireman by occupation:
good character. no had habits. no
gambling. woul Ike 70 marry good
young lady about IS or IS years old.
Write, sending photo by first letter.
h. d. F., p. o. box 5Ta, Rlverton.
Wyo. 12-1-1t-
, 1921-12-03
statesmen WANTED

THREE attractive travelling positions;
ch-stmas demand has so increased
49, business that wo can use three
oSucated aged 20 to IS; these
nositions paying successful represen-
tatives s1i5 TO ssoo monthly plus ran
road fare; give age; past experience.
first letter. write P. #. Albright. Ieor
Gas and Electric building. psnvo
Colo.
, 1921-12-03

FOR RENT-Wm sub-rent modern
furnished apartment. close in until
january l.. Phone 233w. 1897
, 1921-12-03

FOR TRADE-An interest in one of
tho best paying apartment houses
in Casper for a good lot or SINAI
12-1.5t.
, 1921-12-03
CLASSIFIED


n you have what you won't vsnt
and want what you dont h1sc-uss
--t,r~ Want Adj
, 1921-12-03

CLOSING HoUR-vant Ads to be
Classified properly mus b In The
Jasper Daily Tribune ot-ss tefore
Want Ads received after 1880
no 1880 D.. m. viii be inserted under
|the heed. Too Late 70 Classify
, 1921-12-03
HELP w~ANTED-MALE

MEN wanted for detective work. er-
rerlenco unnecessary. Write j. GU
nor former government detective. 81
Louis. ~
, 1921-12-03
FOR sALE-REAl ESTATE

FOR sALE+Two ons-acre tracts east
Of town, cheap for cash. Address
R B.. box 81. Mills. wyo. 11-so4t'
, 1921-12-03

ADvERTISINO nArEs-Ths rats
far Inserting Want Ads In The Gao
|prr Daily Tribune 10 IN cents q word
zach Insertion. minimum IS cents
, 1921-12-03

OUT OF TOWN sdveris<nsnts
must he accompanied by cash or check
|iu fun payment ct the .ams- Note
|ths foregoing instructions aSouf
Counting the words and the rats per
word Tor The Casper Daily Tribune
, 1921-12-03
FOR SALE OR RENT

FOR SALE OR TRADE-ss.0oo hotel
in Usage. Wye. for Casper lot and
house. Box 1sT. Tribune. 13-1-3t'
, 1921-12-03
How TO Answer Blind
Classified Ads

IN answering blind ads In these
columnz. please Ue careful 70 uas
the precise eddEess given In The
Adv. Write the address plainly.
letters brought IN to The Tribune
office do not requirs stamps. AL
uays inclcse your answers in
sealed envelope. In replying 10 adj
REFRESHMENTS whe% references are
asked for. DO not end The original
references. Send ce--<s Of them
only.
, 1921-12-03
FOR SALE OR TRADE

FOR TRADE Building and Loan
certificats paid several months in
advance. for good household furniture,
car or lot. p. o. box IA. Casper, wyo.
121-st
FOR SALE OR TRADE-1s1s Ford
touring car. in excellent condition;
will trade for furniture. 1856 South
washington street. s11-2s-tf
, 1921-12-03

|WANTED-Reliabis boys over IL
wears Of age to carry Tribune routes;
offers opportunity to make from ~
20 $50 n month depending on number
If napcrs carried: II you are q good
worker. honest, FMS and responsible,
W. ran use you, otherwise don't waste
your Tina making inquiry; you mus!
hond for faithful performance Of job.
n YOU can qualify sec business MAI
are Casper Daily Tribune
a1-l-et'
, 1921-12-03

STEN wanted 70 quality for firemen.
hr,kemcn. experience Unnecessary
,-rnsportation furnished Write w.
BoSgess. St. Louis. lz-e-le-
WANrFD-Carpenter md plasterer
IL do about $500 worth Of work and
nooept in payment building AND ioan
stock or good lot Boz l'ooo' ne
tribune. lz.l-st
, 1921-12-03
HELP wANTED-FEMALE

wANTED-Giri or woman for sen
- erai homework In boaruhs es,
IA South Oak street 1-etl
, 1921-12-03

suhscrlbe for me Daup rrA~--
, 1921-12-03
BUSINESS CHANCES

Land For Business or Booming House.
one hundred and twenty acres two
miles from Lander. 90 acres irrigabie,
paid-up winter right, 30 acres in alfalfa,
small improvements What have you
Investment Co, 143 South Center
street Phone 1910. 12-s-tf
FOR sALE-store. inquire 2ol East
J street 12ss;st'
, 1921-12-03

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT

Publish Nov. 10, 20. Dec. 5. 10. 1891.
, 1921-12-03
POULTRY

FOR SALE-Lave poultry. turkeys,
ducks and geese. 35c pound. Adams
Poultry yards, $40 West Yellowstone
avenue. Phone 1929. 12-2-2t'
, 1921-12-03
FOR S~ALE-HOUSES

FOR sALE-Three room house and
lot, cheap for quick sale. Phone
e54M. ia.s-4t
, 1921-12-03

BOOKS opened and kept. mineograph-
ing done; inventories figured Pub
70 Service Dept Phone 442W.
, 1921-12-03

CASPER Mattress company; mat
tesses renovated and recovered;
new tick; full size. S. Phone 12o6W-
12-2.3te
, 1921-12-03

WANTEDzA few steady. boarders.
good cooking. honey place. near re
nnery. $50 South Oak street Mrs
w. D. Cross. 1z-s-it'
, 1921-12-03

wANTED-By m~iddie-aged lady. po.
sition as housckeeper. capable OF
taking full charge. Address p o.
box 1855. 12-s-lt.
, 1921-12-03
NOTICE,

I will call 1t your home for repair
Ing any and all furniture: revarnish
or make new pieces. Phone 1soW.
11-30-st
, 1921-12-03
SERVICES OFFERED

LAUNDRY particular and fancy
pieces; sewing. altering and mend
Ing. SIS CT avenue. Phone s16RA
11-so-3ot
, 1921-12-03
AGENTS WANTED

AGENTs-Men, women; new electric
household article; cyery home a s suv
ar. bsr Profits. Rogers Electric Co.
Mines city. Mont l2-s-lt.
, 1921-12-03

FOR RENT-Modorn apartment, COM
plcteiy furnished, three rooms, sun
parlor and bath: gas heat. 1915 East
Second street. 12.3-tf
, 1921-12-03

wANTED-Labor contract bed drill
Ing, 1000 feet. Pine Mountain field;
responsible parties only. Box lse.
Tribune. ls-z-et
, 1921-12-03

sTENoGRAPHER. ssven years expe-
rience wants work. Box 1877. Trib-
n 1z-s,s.-
, 1921-12-03

ELECTRIC welder. refinery expert
ence. wants work, December I'D or
January 1. Box 151. Tribune.
, 1921-12-03

FOR RENT = Two-room furnished
apartment with bath and clothes
closet. e1oA East Second street.
ia's-it.
, 1921-12-03
LOST N FOUND

LOST-Sman purse containing some
change and money order. Reward.
Phone s52J. 12-1-st
FOUND-Blue prints on Aicova road
belonging TO @. r. j.. Stcckmen.
Same may be had at Tribune by pay
ing for this ad. is-s,it
LOsT-Tortoise rim glasses in green
case. Phone sssw. Reward.
12.2-st
, 1921-12-03
FOR RENT--RooMs

FOR RENT-Nicely furnished room
in modern home: meals II desired;
close in. 74s South Durbin street.
Phone 1se2W. 12-1-3t
, 1921-12-03
FOR RENT-MI~ScELLANEoUS

FOR RENT-Autn repair space. NIL
ler's Welding shop. ass West yell
lowstone avenue. 12-i-st
wANTEDICars for dead storage. -.
C. JAM. Henning hotel. 12-2r2t'
FOR RENT email business place,
good iocatiol. Inquire Bic West
Yellowstone venue. Phone 5e2J.
12-s.1t.
, 1921-12-03

FOR RENT Two furnished base
ment apartments, and bath; for
furnished. s25 per month. $50 South
Lincoln street. 12-3.1t
Milford chronicle., 1921-12-16
GOOD COMMON SENSE AT LAST
dover Index, Dec. 9Th, 1920


Last week advised against the borrowing of money
by our Levy Court build State aid roads. We
then in possession all the that since
possession have been advised that the State
Highway Department aside county $780,
900 this purpose and that the county meet this
it, that not only money be borrowed
by the county reasonable rate of interest but that
concrete roads those built during the past years
at cost of from $4,000 to 100000 per mile
built than $25000 per mile and if freight
rates reduced by next spring possible
at much than that With the completion of the du
Pont the road to Demar the Eastern side
of Kent county will be pretty well provided for Most of
people that side of the county will be but
miles of road leading to most of important
towns. 1t is the Western side of the county that needs
the aid should be located
first provide for that side of the county Forty fifty
miles of road in addition to the State roads properly To-
Gated should of the real needs of Kent county
Of everyone have road in front of his
door, but every be provided with good all the
year round road within easy reach, which will provide
easy sure access markets. Notwithstanding
the contrary the primary of good road to
make easier speedier to reach markets. not merely
to provide smooth road to automobiles 1t
to that any farmer who is within few miles of
concrete that connects with other concrete
that lead to the railroad and of the market towns of
the county should that the State and the county have
done for him about all that be expected in the way
Having helped him in that way is up
him grow the crops and devise cooperative
plan of marketing them without giving half of them to
middlemen for doing what he ought to do himself.
Milford chronicle., 1921-12-16
A STRIDE TOWARD NORMAL

The Democrats had eight years in which to up
national debts by extravaganza and waste to scramble
the railroad to initiate and debate the currency and
courage socialism. And they expected the Republicans
to get the nation back normal in eight months. It
coald not be DONE and the Republicans did not do it, but
tha ola the best they could The country is the way
to roma and has made good industrial sta
st will demonstrate in the next few months. Liberty
that sold for S5 the dollar few months
age above 95 increase of 10 cents. An
increase of ten cents S5 is increase of nearly
cent That is to say holders of Liberty bonds
cent better off than they when the Republicans
came into power That is not bad the way back
to normal
Milford chronicle., 1921-12-16
DELAWARE TO BENEFIT
RY MATERNITY BILL

Delaware will be benefited to the
extent of $4,000 the first year by the
Maternity bill, signed by President
Harding on November %; which ap-
propriates $1,48O,OOO for the welfare
and hygiene of maternity and infan-
cy. The state will receive $4,000 year
thereafter. Providing an appropria-
ton of a like amount is made by the
State for the purpose, the sum of an
additional $4,000 will also be appro-
priated for maternity welfare pur-
poses in Delaware. The bill also au-
thorizes, in addition to the $1,480,000,
the distribution of $4,000 among
the states on the basis of population.
Milford chronicle., 1921-12-16

IN PASSING over the highways and railroads OF Del
aware we notice an occasional field where the corn crop
of the present year yet in the shock unhusked Ihere
NAV he in exceptional cases. sufficient reason for THIS con-
dition of affars-but in general down right mproVldent
management or azyness responsible for delay IN saw
ing one of the most bounfu which has been grown
in Delaware this year. With farmers the weather
was considered dry, too wet or too sometnng
else But the same men either sitting about the
neigbborhood stores negecng their work for other
immateria things during the beautiful weather OF the
fall months Corn left in the field all winter IS not worm
as much as the which was gathered at the proper
time The fodder wasted which should have oeen saw
cd and fed to CATTLE create better stock and make barn
ward manure Those who practice farming along
the lines of postponement of planting growing OF Saving
crops are failures Land do not care for men Oh
that stamp for tenants and who can blame them
for black listing farmers of that class? In case OF illness
or affction sympathy for the farmer who has corn III
the field to husk at this season, will take form IN prac
ca assistance but, for the other fellow 1t Will De lett
for him to do the worrying cold-hnger Jop winch
he should have performed when the weather was rlgh
It is an indication of business ability on the part Oh
the grower when is in the field at Christ
mas
Milford chronicle., 1921-12-16
s50a0OO APPROPRATED FOR KENT COUNTY ROADS

The State Highway Commission has set aside $780,
900 for building roads in Kent County in 1922 which will
have to be matched by the county equal amount This
with the from the United States Government will
build and open up during the ensuing year. parts of three
or four main lines across the county, and possibly
plee the road fTom the Maryland line to Milford thus
connecting the people with the north and south bou1e
wards and opening farming district which has great
need for real roads for all the year use Welcome the be-
ginning of the new road era for Kent County.
Milford chronicle., 1921-12-16

ONLY SEVEN DAYS to shop in before Christmas is
here Better hurry Stores will be open evenings next
week. Save time and money by shopping early in the
week. You not only help the store keepersbut also you
get better quality better service and better values Re
member shop early.
Milford chronicle., 1921-12-16

IT WAS A NICE THOUGHT that the teachers OF DEL
aware should make of all the men and women OF
taxable age the State for the benefit OF the enforce
ment of the new laws which into effect next
January 1t jolly good thing to do and work
that the school would be enthusiastic to parc-
pate in For that reason the State Board of Education
actually endorsed the plan for few hours-but quickly
reversed it's attitude after giving thought to the
scheme The school teachers have sufficient work to per-
form to properly conduct the public school work. with
out taking task of great and important effect upon
all the people, which would require all of their tme-to
the detrment public school education-to properly
perform The people through their legislature nave for
mulated what it is intended shall be- effective law to
procure money which to operate the public schools
without adding to the of tax real estate The
law can operated-if the organization is capable Oh
starting system which carries responsibility for either
success or failure to get results The salaries are su
cient and the clerical force without limit to do the detail
ed work of the new system that reason it is espec
tally wrong to attempt load school teachers with
duties which would interfere with educational work. but
il would be greater to open one loop hole
through which responsibility for collection of the school
taxes under the new law could be shifted to source
other than that which legislature designated 1t is up
to the Tax Commissioner of Delaware, to that the
machinery is provided and that the organizing work is
perfected as far as possible gather the revenue for the
schools from the Already it is proclaimed
from MANY sources that the not be collected un-
der these lawsuit have found that in each case the
obector is one opposed to enforcement of the law
for personal the teachers out of the tax
collecting business all times is right and proper Let
the machinery the do the work and
be responsible for success failure.
Milford chronicle., 1921-12-16

FOR AS LONG memory runneth back large
part of the voting population resident in the City of Will
mngton enjoyed peculiar freedom from parcipa-
ton paying the bill for public school educaton-th
applies only those who did not any real estate or
personal property from which the tax collectors could eX
act money These men and women resident in Whining
escaped this duty by of the fact that the City
of Wilmington levied taxes upon real estate and set aside
education the percentage of taxes levied and collected
which apportioned to the department of public
education Thus the nonpropery holder escaped
the cost educating the children of that day. But under
the present laws the burden of taxation has been
reduced real far as the support OF the schools
concerned, by making twenty-five cent levy upon each
hundred dollars of property for school purposes This is
right justice real estate But that sum of
money will maintain the schools Of Delaware, or the
City of Wilmington, when added to the liberal ap-
preparation made from the State Treasury for public
school maintenance. The laws provide that every
man, woman, and responsible twenty-five years
contribute towards support of the public schools
and to compel them to meet this obligation, by paying
filing fee of three dollars which shall report
of all persons as to their income during the year. 1921
just passed-regardless whether it was much, or bare
vingthe report must be fled Ample penalties
vded failure make the return, and predict that
the obectors will finally pay the three dollars and be
ashamed that they made outcry against fair and
compelling proposition to have all the people bear part
the expenses of public school education The campaign
attempted to create opposition and organized op
position to the school laws by people in New Castle
ty line with the contemplate effort to evade payment
just part of the cost of educating the children The
refusal in rural New Castle schools to for cleaning
school rooms, and threat to close down of the
schools is another part of the propaganda effort to
cape responsibility. is claimed they voting for
principle principle be? Under the old school
laws they compelled the teachers to act janitor
well as teacher Is that the principle they demand
ing? Is it their DESIRE their children perform the
duties of anitor the public schools of the district?
Is that the principle they voting for? For Gods sake
be fair to the children and not worship the pennies so
that childs education shall be the for meaness
THERE is NO DANGER of over-emphasizing the
fact that the special session of Congress- enacted inn
norant really constructive legislation than any previous
Milford chronicle., 1921-12-16

THERE is NO DANGER of over-emphasizing the
fact that the special session of Congress- enacted inn
porant really constructive legislation than any previous
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-08
CESkOSLONENSkO
FRANCfI.
10000 franlu poslano n zno-
vavybudovani Terronu, kde Sc
proslavila Ceskosiovensha
armada.

Pariz, 2. ledna. Sletna Alice
Masarykova, dcera presidents
Ceskoslovensk6, republiky 3
pTedsedka CeskoslovenskehC
Cerveneho krize zaslala fran
couzske Wade 10000 franku
|vytezek to prvniho proveden
divadelni hry nazvane "Vite
zove." Tyto penize podle pra.
mi darcu mali byti venovany
na restauracni prace okresnihc
meta Terronu na Aisne, w
Franci, ,kde sc skTele vyzname.
nala ceskoslovenska brigada I
bitve II Vouziers, ktera zui'ila
|od l6 do %. rijna 1918. Hra
niz pochaZi zaslane penize
byla provedena minute leto '
otevrenem divadle V udoli Sar-
skem na blizku Prahy. Pfedva-
di Sc III zapas ceshosloven-
skych legii, jakoz zapasy spo-
jencu.
HrdinnG chovani ceskoslo-
venskych oddilu vyneslo Jim
pochvaly armadnim rozkaZe,
2 nichz nejcennejsi je pochva-
la celeho prvniho praporu,
ktera mi: "Prvni prapor 81.
trel. pluku Cechoslovaku. pod
velenim prapornika Husa ka,
tato elitni tlupa velke odvahy,
cinic jedno telo sc svymi veli-
tell. kdyz byli znovu dobyli
skvelym protintokem vesnici
Terror, drzeli celych 10 dnu
az do Zmeny tuto veledulezi-
tou posici, temer odriznutou.
vystavenou stalemu ohni otrav
nych a explosivnich granatu.
Svym ohnem. pres to, ze pra-
por mel dive tretiny ztrat sVe-
no stayu, znicil ysechny utoc-
ne pokusy nepritele, proti ne
mu namirene. Strassburg, dne
.. prosince 1918. General Gou-
raud, velitel ". armady."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-08
BOLSEVlCI STALE v RAzI.
Chystajf jara vpad do Hall
ce a do Rumunsha.

Paflz, 6. ledna. DIE nahIe-
du zdejsich vojenskych odbor
niku sovetska ruska vlada chy-
sta jarni kampan proti Rumun
sku Halici. Posledni vyvoj
veci na zapadnich hranicich
Ruska pfesvedcil vojenske kri-
tiky, re sovetska armada vps.
dne do techto zemi, iakmile
to dovoli potasi. Jest mono
re vznikne toho nova evrop-
ska valka, do niz strzeny bu-
dou i jine staty.
Posledni zpravy Ruska ma
svedcuii, re MikulaS Lenin ma
velke potize extremisty, kite.
ri pol1racovati chteii, We vyboi.
ne valce. Ruska armada, je5
jest stale jeSte mobilisovana
hofi netrpelivosti. aby ku sve-
mu yitezstvi mad Wrangelem
pficiniti mohla dalSi 1spechy
Ma bojiSti.
Ma hranicich Bessarabie
|jez nedavno prircena byla Ru.
munsku, pokracovano jest \
soustfed ovani sovetskeho vol.
ska. Dalsi vojenska koncentra.
ce jest V proudu dale ma sever
proti Halici.
Dojde-li ku novemu konflik.
tn ma jare, neni temer zadnt
pochybnosti, re take Polsko
bude do neho strzeno.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-08
/ NONAT \
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Nemate duvery We vyleceni
vaseho neduhu? PreCtete a
die teto rady Sc fid'te: Mia
pi. Leiblingerova. Nelze mi
ami byti vdecnym Ia vaSi
'Nonat" >Po nekolik dlouhycll
mesicu jsem trpel velike bo-
lesti V noze, ktera stale byla
studena a iakoby mrtva. De-
al jsem vSe CO mi bylo rade-
10, ale ulevy jsem nedocilil.
3ez duvery, pouze ma domlu-
VI manzelky, jsem 81 nechal
lat ma nj flastr z "Nonat".
4 tentokrat isem seznal, &c
-prec n6co ma svete je co no
au vyleci. A stalo SCI Ac Cd
g DOLBY skoro 2 roxy uplynu-
", ia citim Sc Zdrav a proto
radim kazd6mu trpicimu:
zkuste "Nonat" iiste pax
w il budete init stale V do
me, anto leci skute6ne rozlic-
ne neduhy, jak jsme Sc o tom
' mnohych pripadech SAM
2fesved6ili. Josef a Kat. Hra-
b&k, l030S Sophia Ave, Gle
Jeland, Ohio.
Cena Nonat lie SIC a S1.O4,
postoA SOC a S1.0S. Nema-li
i vas lekarnik a nechce pro
vas objednat, muzcte il kou-
oiti u p. HynSta, roh S6. u.
4 Quincy a i. Leiblingera.
2281 E. IS. ul., aneb piSte
primo ma tuto adresu:
MARIE LEERLINCER & co.
?. Q. Box 2S5. Pasadena, Cal.