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A CORN-sTAKCH TRUST.

The Philadelphia Record says that corn
starch trust has been formed. The capital
is fixed at SIC, 100000. and nineteen factories
are in it. According to the Record, the
trust owes its life to the duties ON corn
starch and the ingredients of which it is
composed. There is duty of cents a
pound on imported starch. which the Me-
hinley bill does not change. But the Nc
Kinley bill increases the duties on "dex-
trine, burnt starch, gum substitutes or
British gum" from 80 TO GO per cent This
increase of duty was made, according to
the Record. for the benefit of the corn
starch trust. There are two ways to fight
a trust. One is by home competition, the
other by letting the article the trust deals
IN free, and thus handing the industry over
to foreign nations The free-traders prefer
the latter plan, protectionists the former
Unless there is secret method of manu-
facture, home competition will prevent an
excessive rise in prices. Home competition
will not accomplish its object in a year. but
1t is pretty sure to in time. But if an in
dustry is handed over to foreign countries
1t will take long time to get it back. One
method is, however, to crush trusts by the
passage OF proper laws.
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TIRED PAN-AAIERICANS.

1t appears from the Washington Post
that but two Pan-American delegates were
on the train which left the national capital
LOT the Southern excursion. With the two
delegates there were fifteen attaches, and
the party had fine time in Richmond, Va.
Twas expected when the train left Wash
lngton that SIX delegates would join the ex-
cursion train at Richmond, but, as the six
changed their minds, 1t was thought best to
let the tour end at Richmond. Those of the
party who desired to proceed South were
offered the accommodations of Pullman
train at the Governments expense, but only
small number continued the journey. OF
course the tour lost its significance when
the delegates decided not to take part in it.
The authorities Of Southern cities which
had made preparations to welcome the Pan
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CALL. FRANCISCO. THURSDAY MAY l. Eso-EIGHT PAGES

difierentthings. Besides the habit of ad-
joslrning over about third of the business
week members are careless about attend
ance when the House is in session. There
is complaint in Congress that bills of con-
siderable Importance are passed by COM
paratively small votes. A majority of all
the members is a quorum, and a majOrity Of
a quorum can pass bill. Yet, necessarily,
majority of quorum is but little more
than a fourth of the House. 1t may seem
small business for the United States to be
engaged in, but the practice of deductDg the
per diem for each days absence without
leave would doubtless add materially to the
average attendance.
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IN SEARCH OF AN HEIRESs.
Mrs. Hansen Appeals to the Court to
Find Her Daughter.

Find Her Daughter.
Christine Miller Hansen. a lady 4S years
of age and resident of this city, believing
her days on this earth will not be MANY.
has petitioned the Superior Court to APP
point some one to take the dispositions of
certain parties, who can inform her where
her daughter, Laura Hansen. aged IL years.
can be found. Laura is heiress to $1,000.
The petitioner states that in 1879 Laura
was placed by her father, Hans Hansen, in
the Home of the Ladies' Protection and
Relief Society, where she remained for
nearly two years. Then the child was
adopted by some persons and her where
abouts has since been unknown to the
mother.
The petition further shows that Mrs. G.
Barstow, President of the Ladies' Pro-
lection and Relief Society, residing at 927
Pine street, and Mrs. Annie Bardell, who
lives on Clementina street, between Third
and Fourth, can testify as to the where
abouts of the child, but have refused to give
Mrs. Hansen any information; also an un-
known married couple in Contra Costa can
furnish testimony in the matter.
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ABsENTEEs.

The New York Tribune reads legislators
who are careless about their attendance at
the bodies to which they belong a lecture
on common honesty. Referring to its own
Legislature, the Tribune says: 1.-THE peo-
pie have right to demand that the men
whom they send to the Legislature shall be
In their places attending to business during
business hours" What the people have a
right to demand and what these public SER
wants feel inclined to give are two quite
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EDITORIAL NOTES.

Randall's death has resulted in a spirited
contest in Congress for the vacancy ON the
Committee on Rules Speaker Reed on his
election selected his two lieutenants on the
floor, Mckinley and Cannon, and the two
eX-Speakers, Randall and Carlisle. Mills
friends supposed the vacant position would
be given to him, but in the minority there
are quite a number who failed TO appreciate
the Kentucky-TeKas combination and who
supported Crisp for the position. The Car
lisle-Mills faction then brought forward
BlOunt of Georgia, the Democratic father
of the House. The committee is an all
powerful one. and Crisp. who is q man of
rare ability, it is thought would make
good member.
The remarkable advance in transporta-
ton interests is shown by the extensive
orders recently made for freight-cars. The
Pennsylvania lines west of Pittsburg
placed one order for 10000 cars, the Union
Pacific ordered 5000, the Missouri Pacific
3000 the Baltimore and Ohio 1000, the
Hooking Valley and ingalls, Syndicate 1000
each and the New York Central 5000. But
few years ago an order for 1000 cars was
considered extraordinary. The old ten-ton
cars are giving way to improved cars of
thirty tons capacity, the majority of the
specifications for the above orders calling
for them.
1t is the understanding at army head
quarters that no immediate changes in di-
vision commanders will be made as result
of Major-General Crooks death. 1t is be-
lieved the retirement of Brigader-General
Grierson on July Sth will be followed by
Encouragement of the principal military
commands, the present plan contemplating
the transfer of Major-General Howard TO
Chicago and Major-General Miles to New
York, giving one of the Brigadier-G Generals,
Stanley, Gibbon, Ruger, Merritt or Brooks,
command of the Division Of the Pacific.
Senator Cullom. who believes all railroads
transacting business in this country should
be treated alike, recently presented some
drastic recommendations to the Committee
on Interstate Commerce regarding the Can
adam railways participating in the carrying
trade of this country. The New England
Senators, Blair and Plat, however, oppose
his suggestions, believing the interests of
their section are better served by having
the Canadian Pacific and Grand Trunk free
from the restrictions of the interstate COM
merce law.
1t is proposed to convert the Great Salt
Lake into bonanza. At least the salt, soda
and other substances in solution are repre-
sented as worth many millions of dollars
and only awaiting the skill of the chemist
and suitable plants to convert its salts into
valuable commodities and serve as the basis
OF great many other industries, such as
glaSs-m making, the manufacture of soap and
the extraction of gold and silver from their
ores.
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;, And in accordance with law and an order OF the
board 9 OF directors made on the 7th day OF March,
$780, SO many shares OF parcel of such stock as
may De necessary will be sold at public at
s s once OF the company, 80 New Montgomery ST.,
San Francisco, Cal, OH Wednesday the 7th day OF
May, 1920. at the hoar of II O'Clock of said day.
with costs of advertising and expenses OF the sale
/. CUTIE, Secretary
Office, Room 20. IS New Montgomery ST. San
Francisco, Cat. anil ~
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SIGNAL SERVICE, U. S. ARMY
DIVISION THE PACIFIC,
SAN FRANCISCO, April 30. 1895 p. N. }
Synopsis for the Past Twenty-four Hours.
The barometer IS highest of the coast of Northern
California and is lowest in Arizona; the tempera-
ture has fallen in Eastern oregon and Washington
and has remained nearly stationary elsewhere.
Rain is reported as follows: Fort Candy, .06; San
Francisco, 05; Sacramento, .02.
Forecast Till p. NJ. Thursday.
For California-warmer; fair weather: westerly
winds.
FOR Oregon and Washington Fair weather.
variable winds; nearly stationary temperature.
J. e. MAxFIELD.
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s,,RSCRpTJoN RATES

DAILY CALL Gncluding sundays, So per year by
II all postpaid: 10 cents per week, or 80 cents per
calendar month through carriers DAILY CALL, five
copies three months. S6 25. SUNDAY CALL twelve
rages). 81 so per year, postpaid. SUNDAY CALL
and WEEKLY CALL 81 80 per year. postpaid.
WEEKLY CALL eight pages), 81 25 per year post
laid. Clubs of ten (Sent to one address,, $40
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Americans realized that an excursion of
Pan-American delegates with no Pan-Amer-
lean delegates in the party would be more
of disappointment than to have the tour
rad off
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EQUAL tn tho Fast

r. Yelland has been compelled by i'll
health to tender his resignation as Director
of the School of Design. 1. is not known
who his successor will be. Oscar Kunath,
instructor of the portrait class, has re-
turned from the East, and states that his
observation has taught him that the San
Francisco Art Association is the equal of
anything of the kind in the East.
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res Montgomery street, near Clay, open until IL
O'Clock p. NJ BRANCH OFFICES: 10 Market
street near kearny, open until IL O'Clock midnight;
$50 Hayes street, open until $3.50 o'clock; SOB
Iarkin street. open until $3.50 o'ock, and 251s
Mission street f,r,nn until n,clnck NJ
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ASSESSMENT NOTICES

~ Electric Improvement Compauy
E~O location OF principal place of business San
Francisco. Ca. -Notlce-There are delinquent upon
the following described stock account of assess
ment (No 81 levied on the 7th day March, 1890
the several amounts set opposite the names of the
respected stockholders as follows:
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A jury in Judge Firms department yes
terday convicted r. Young of burglary in
the second degree. in having broken into
house at st. Mary street, occupied by
Japanese, from which he carried away
bag of rice. He was remanded for SEN
tence.
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THIS is one of the most charming months of the
year. Get yourself into condition to enjoy to the
utmost by taking Hoods SarsaparIlla, the best
spring medicine. Sold by druggists
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Twentv-four Hours to Iiva

From John Kuhn. Lafayette Ind, who announces
that he is in perfect health" we have the fol-
lowing: lone year ago was, to all appearance in
the last stage of consumption. our best PHYSICIANS
gave my case up. finally got low that our doc
tor said L could not live twenty-four hours. My
friends then purchased bottle OF DR.. VIM HALLS
BALsAM FOR THE LUNGS. which considerably be me-
fitted me. continued until took nine bottles. 1 am
now in perfect health, having used no other medi-
cine"
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A0y of our patrons who tail TO find The
k6RNiGG CALL for sale BY traia-6oys viii
confer favor BY notifying this Office of the
IOcf
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DIR. DEWITT @. KEIIINGER's LINIMFNr is an
infallfble cure for Rheumatism Sprains Lameness
and Diseases OF the Scalp, and for promoting the
growth OF the Hair.
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SUGAR STILL DowN.-All kinds OF sugar sold at
wholesale prices in quantities to suit all at Sbar
boro & Co.'S 53l Washington street
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HIGHLAND Brand OF MIX can be used for all
culinary purposes 1t is cream. Try it.
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LADIES take Angostura Bitters generally when
they feel low spirited. 1t brghtens them up. Dr.
Segert a Sons. sole manufacturers At all druggists
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YOUR COMPLEXION. well as your temper, is rem
dered miserable by dsordered liver. Improve both
by taking Carter's Little Liver Pills.
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THE MORNING CALL.
PUBLICATION oFFTCE.

as larger circulation than any other
wspaper published in San Francisco.
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NOTICks or MEETINGS.

EDEy's CARBoLIc TRocHEs cure colds and pre-
vent disease.
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MILLS CoLLEGE.-The Alumna OF Mills Sem.
mary and College hold their annual meeting at
the college on Saturday next.
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WEATHER PREDICTIONS.

AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.
Geo. f. Lamson. at 1918 Steiner
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HUSBANDS CALCINED ADMINISTRATIONS
INST premium medals awarded. More agreeable
TO the taste and smaller dose than other mag
nesia. For sale in bottles only with United
without which none Is genuine Al drupgists
and country stores.
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ADAIR WELcKER, attorney at-law, has re-
moved to Berkeley.
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clusion OF the evidence for the plaintiff Yesterday
In the action brought by Edward LYONS Jr. to
recover $25,000 damages from Saron & o. for
injuries by reas on OF having been scalded by
slab and slippery floor In the Defendants candy
factory. Judge Hunt granted a nonsuit and dis.
charged the jury.
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HELP waNTED-CoNTINUEp.


YOU'VE GIRL TO ASSIST IN LIGHT HOUSE
work and mind child; must sleep home. Apply
2l6 Prospect place bet Californ ia and Pine sts 1T
WANTED -FIRsT-CLASS HANDS FOR CORD
w ing on children's wear. SAB Market ST. ap3O 81
VOUNG GIRL TO ASSIST IN LIGHT HOUSE
work; wages sl2. 29l3 Folsom st. ap30 3t*
w ANTED-GooD TAILoREsS ON COATS.
W S5os4 Minna st. ap30 3t*
EIRsT-CLAss PANTS FINIsRER. S52 THIRD
u street. apS0 3t~
~ ence; call at once $40 Suffer st. apS0 st*
OPERATORS ON COATS S2s MINNA ST.
GIRL, ABOUT Is, ASSIST IN LIGHT HOUSE
" work. Apply 6l312 Stevenson st. ap3o 2t%
GIRL TO ASSIST IN HoUsEwoRK 1914 SCOTT
VI ST., near Ellis ap30 2t*
n ERMAN GIRL TO ASSIST IN LIGHT HOUSE
" work. 1913 Haight ST. ap30 Cts
PESPECTABLE OLD LADY TO ASSIST FOR
~ room and board. i442 Valencia st. apps 3t~
EIRsT-CLAss TAlLoRs on FINE COATS:
u good wages. IA Ffftb. second floor Rm 6. 80 3%
WAIST AND SKIRT HANDS IMMEDIATELY
w at S22 Geary ST. ape 3t*
GIRL FOR LIGHT HoUSEwoRK. CALL AFTER
VI 0, 427 Sixth st. ape 3ts
E'IRST-CLASs TAILoREsS WANTED TO WORK
y on custom coats. 20 Louisa st. ap29 3t*
GOOD TAILoRESS ALSO AN APPRENTICE,
" wanted at s27 Suffer St ape 3t*
YoUNG GIRL FOR GENERAL HoUsEwoRK.
L sl91a Oak st. ap29 3t*
yylANTED-RESPECTAB GIRL FOR LIGHT
w housework SHE Fell st. ape 3t*
IA ANTED-LADY MATTRESSES AT 2lS REAR
w ny st. after IL NJ. good wages. ape 3t<
OPERATOR ON PANTS; ALSO FINISHERS. 81
" Natoma ST., off Howard court. APPS Ats
T AIDES TO WRITE FOR THE LADIES' SHIELD.
y AID. T. o. Lock-box 1721 San Fran. ap27 3m*
CEwERS WANTED TO RUN THE WILCOX &
- Gibbs machine. 140 Murphy Building. ap27 If
E'OREwOAIAN WANTED ON LADIES' AND
L children's underwear; must understand her busl
ness. Address II. B., Box 1874 CALL Branch. ap27 tt
EXPERIENCED LADY AGENTS WANTED;
II good inducements. 1923 Phelan Building. 81 7*
w ANTED-APPRENTICE TO LEARN DRESS
Nv making trade thoroughly. 961 Howard. a27 It's
VoUNG GIRL WANTED TO ASSIST IN LIGHT
housework; small family; wages $40. Oh Mag
nolia ST. Oakland apps It's
o. > DOWN AND so CENTS PER SHARE PER
" = month Will purchase shares in the Republic
Savings, Building and Loan Association; SIG per
month will pay OFF loan of $1,000 call send for
prospectus; daily and evenings until O'Clock.
624 Market st. mr. 80 If
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OLD LADIES' HoME.-There will be recep.
ton and bazaar at the Lick Old Ladies' Home.
between 10 and o'clock on Saturday
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PEARS Soap secures a beautiful complexion. .

School children in crowds visit Gettysbur,
Panorama
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J.F.CUTTER's OLD BoURBoN.-This celebrated
whisky Is for sale by all frst-class druggists and
grocers. Trade maTk-star within shield,
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STEAMBOAT PILoTs.-The American Brother
hood OF Steamboat Pilots will give an entertain.
ment and banquet at Albion Hall, Alcazar Build.
Ing, next Saturday evening.
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Convicted of burglary.

observation has taught him that the San
Francisco Art Association is the equal of
anything of the kind in the East.
Convicted of Burglary.
A jury in Judge Firms department yes
terday convicted r. Young of burglary in
the second degree, in having broken into
house at st. Mary street, occupied by
Japanese, from which he carried away
bag of rice. He was remanded for sem
tence.
PEARS Soap secures beautiful complexion. /.
School children in crowds visit Gettysburg
Panorama.
MILLS CoLLEGE.-The Alumne OF Mills Sem.
mary and College hold their annual meeting at
the college on Saturday next.
ADAIR WELCKER, attorney at-law, has re-
moved to Berkeley.
OLD LADIES hoME.-There will be a recep.
tion and bazaar at the Lick Old Ladies' Home
between 10 and O'Clock on Saturday.
PALACE BArHs-Warm salt water. lara
swimming tank. POrcrlain tubs. Elegantly re-
fitted. Now open. us Filbert street.
STEAMBOAT PILoTs.-The American Brother
hood OF Steamboat Pilots will give an entertain
ment and banquet at Albion Hall, AlcaZar Build
Ing, next Saturday evening.
J.F.CUTTER's OLD BoURBoN.-Tnis celebrated
whisky is for sale by all frst.class druggists and
grocers. Trade mark-star within a shield
SPIRITUALIsM.-There will be a debate on
spiritualism at metropolitan Temple this and
tomorrow evening between Moses Hull OF Chi.
cago and Samuel ?. Putnam OF this city.
AVOID harsh purgatve pills. They make you
sick and then leave you constipated Carter's lit.
tie Liver fiisregulate the bowels and cure you .
AssIGNEEs APPoINTED.-Judge Levy has ap-
pointed Samuel Newman assignee OF Louis
Dnval. 10 Insolvency under $1,000 bonds. and
antoine b. fierson assignee OF the insOlyent firm
Oh W. ). Duncombe Il Co. In $500 bonds.
FRUIT saucers rs cents per dozen, pickle
dishes 10 cents each ana butter dishes 20 cents
each, in fancy colored glass, on bargain counters
at Nathan. Dohrmaun & Co.'s. 100 Suffer street.
For SERVICES AS A WATcHMAN.-Thoma
Bellew, who has been special officer in and
about the Occidental Hotel from August 1886,
to April, 1890. has sued Joseph Donahue and
others for sl672 for services rendered in that
capacity.
To QUIET TITLE.-A complaint has been filed
In the Superior Court against Mary A. widow
of Richard TobiD, TO quiet title TO a small lot In
Birch avenue, corner OF Polk street. Chinese
laundry rookery stands on the avenue and fronts
on Polk street.
HUSBANDS CALoINED MAcNEsA.-Four
mist premium medals awarded More agreeable
TO the taste and smaller dose than other mag
nesla. For sale in bottles only, with United
states Government registered label attached,
without which none Is genuine. At druggists
and country stores.
CANDY-MAKER NoNsUITED.-At the con-
clusion OF the evidence for the plaintiff yesterday
In the action brought by Edward Lyons Jr. to
recover $4,000 damages from Saroni & Co. for
injuries by reas on OF having been scaIded by
not cream after a. fall ON an alleged Imperfect
slap and slippery floor In the Defendants candy
charged the jury.
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PALACE BATHs.-Warm salt water. Large
swimming tank. POrcrlain TUBS Elegantly re-
fitted. Now open. us Filbert street.
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For Disordered Liver try BEEcHAm's Pills.
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To QUIET TITLE.-A complaint has been filed
In the Superior Court against Mary A., widow
OF Richard TobiD, TO quiet title TO a small lot In
Birch avenue, corner OF Polk street. A Chinese
laundry rookery stands on the avenue and fronts
on Polk street
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OAKLAND WANT.

ClAkLAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ann
~ subscriptions received at the Oakland RrancS
SSmceol THE MORNING CALL, S57 Broadway near
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SPIRITUALIsM.-There will be a debate ON
spiritualsm at Metropolitan Temple this and
tomorrow evening between Moses Hull OF Chi.
cago and Samuel p. Putnam OF this city,
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THE CALLS CALENDAK.

MAY. 1890.
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AVOID harsh purgatiye pills. They make you
SICK and then leave you constipated. Carters Lit.
tle Liver Pllls regulate the bowels and cure you =
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For SERVICES AS A Recommendations
Bellew, who has been a special officer in and
about the Occidental Hotel from August 1886
to April, 1890, has sued Joseph Donahue and
others for sl672 for services rendered In that
capacity.
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AGENTS WANTED.

BEAUTIFUL LIrHoGRAPH, 42x3O, OF U, 8.
ID Cruiser Charleston in colors on heavy paper
for sale by j. q. SCOTT, sole agent % Third n ,
agents wanted; mailed on receipt of price, 75c
special rates to agents. myl 3t<
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RRET hARTE'S NEW NOVEL. "a SAPPH0 nv
t y Green Springs y; also 1.-TWO soldiers" a mill
.ary IoVe story by Captain Charles King author OF
me Deserter,' Dunraven Ranch" etc: 25 cents
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