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q Darr, q W, interest by reason of
mortgage given by VIM Niles
for the sum OF f2S00, recorded
In book 100, page 27l of mort
cages, records of Los Angeles
County, California, undivided
half interest in "a feet on west
side North Main street. bound
ed south by Morgan, north by
20 Durfree, j b, interest by reason
of mortgage given by ] D Beth
une for the sum OF 300, re-
corded in book 40, page 100 of
mortgages, records Of Los Ange-
les County, California, lot 18,
block S9, o 0S.............,... 80.
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M

II Main Street Savings Bank and
Trust company, interest by rea-
son Of mortgage given by John
L and Brown for the sum of
$1,000, recorded in book 291,
page SO, of mortgages, records
of Los Angeles county, Califor-
mia, lot 5, block B, Colina Park
1o4 Main Street Savings Bank and
Trust company, interest by rea-
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l Yerbe, NJ E, interest by reason of
mortgage given by John Reb-
man for the sum OF $l925, re-
corded in book 2b3, page 311 of
mortgages, records OF Los An
geles county, California, lot IL,
Kennedy tract. ....
3 Yooum, C, Mrs, interest by rea-
son OF mortgage given by Uri
Embody for the sum OF $1050,
recorded in book 3l3, page 221
OF mortgages, records of Los
Angeles county, California, lot
Is, block o, East Los Angeles.
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Al Haynes, Mary E, interest by rea-
son OF mortgage given by John
A Brock for the sum OF $500,
recorded in book 1856, page 81,
OF mortgages, records of Los An
geles county, California, lot 73,
Victor Heights tract.
10 Hollenbeck, L, interest by reason
OF mortgage giveu by Irene II
Talbot for the sum OF T2500, re-
corded in book 235, page $40,
of mortgages, records of Los
Angeles county, California, lot
IL, block 8, Embody 4 Lacy's
subdivision. n.....,...,.,...,,,,.
100 Hurlburt, Elizabeth, interest by
reason of mortgage given by
Gertrude Flint for the sum OF
$325, recorded in book 30S,
page 275, of mortgages, records
of Los Angeles county, Califor-
mia, lot 3, block 15l9, Dodsworth
& Whites subdivision of lot
151s of Grifiin's 30-acre reserve
trhct ....,..s.s......,,..,.
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II Finlayson, J r, interest by reason
OF mortgage given by w j Brown
for the sum OF $400, recorded in
book 257, page 220 of mort
cages, records Of Los Angeles
County, California, lots 30, 81,
80, Wicks subdivision, Keifcr
tract ..................,.,. ,.......
81 Flammer, Paul, interest by rea-
son Of mortgage given by w A
Smith for the sum OF T2D0, re-
corded in book ZIG, page 23S of
mortgages, records OF Los Ange-
les County, California, lot 151,
Goodwin tract.
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10 johnson, L II, interest by reason
of mortgage given by Aida
Winters (heirs OF, D " Field,
administrator, for the sum OF
$3.50, recorded in book 25S,
page 21 of mortgages, records
of Los Angeles county, Calf
fornia, lot 1S9, NJ l. Wicks sub
division of Garbolina, Cooper,
South & Porter tract ............
IL Jones, G B, interest by reason of
mortgage given by CD Howey
for the sum of 1885, recorded
in book 313, page 8 of mort
cages, records of Los Angeles
county, California, lot 6, block
L, Bonnie Brae tract. ..........
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MORTGAGES.
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No. Name and Description. Amount
Baldwin, Hannah A, interest
by reason of mortage given by
Margaret Goodwin for the sum
OF 5000 recorded In book 800,
page 3S, of mortgages records
Of Los Angeles county, Cali
fornia, lot 20, block ID, West
Bonnie Brae tract. ........... W 10
% Bolander Amelia, interest by
reAson Of mortgage given by
Theo and Annie NJ Eisen for
the sum Of $1,000, recorded In
book 275, page ID, OF mort
cages records OF Los Angeles
county, California, lot 0, block
A, Treat tract ...............,..... ~ 90
DC Bond, oliver s, (trustee) inter
est by reason of mortgage given
by AF Randall for the sum OF
R505 recorded in book 214,
page 49, of mortgages, records
OF Los Angeles county, Califor-
mia, lot 2 block II, Moore a Kel-
leher's subdivision OF lot O,
block 90, II HE........................ 3 O3
1O5 Boynton, q M p, interest by reas-
on OF Mortgage given by
Oxarart for the sum of 800 re-
corded in book 315 pagc ., OF
mortgages, records Of Los An
geles county, California, lot 80,
block |, NJ Scott tract ......~ 3 16
l64 Burbrdge, Sarah Il, interest by
reason Of mortgage given by L
II Iemmert for the sum OF Fil,-
600 recorded In book 20f, pago
93 Of mortgages, records OF Los
Angeles county, California, lots
i,3,S,4, 8, Lemmert tract...... 125 20
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% Webb, Augusta, interest by rea-
son of mortgage given by Henri
eta A Kingsley for the sum of
$500, recorded in book 301,
page l45 OF mortgages, records
of Los Angeles county, Cali
fornia, lot II, block /, Moore d
kelleher's subdivision OF lot q,
block go, IL 5 S.....,..............,
80 White, A +, interest by reason of
mortgage given by Il Il Robin
son for the sum OF 300, re-
corded in book 2S3, page 1873 of
mortgages, records OF Los An
geles county, California, lots l,
2, 5, ., 10, IS, Ia, II, Is, %, 25,
26, 20, "a, Aurora tract.,.....
S4 Northern, Carrie NJ, interest by
reason of mortgage given by
w Morris for the sum of 500,
recorded in book 300, page 204
OF mortgages, records OF Los
Angeles county, California, lot
II, Hays addition TO Sunset
tract .,'..'......,,..,,..
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l Tapoyn, S, interest by reason of
mortgage given by Francisco
Nalenzuela for the sum OF $500.
recorded in book 30S, page 256,
OF mortgages, records OF Los An
geles county, California, 20
acres bounded north by Patent
boundary, east by land of Haley
Il Baker, south by Temple, west
by L G Valenzuela e. Caswell ct
hl.,,..s. s.,..,.... t''...s,
Tanner, Richard r, interest by
reason of mortgage given by
Charlott Bickel for the sum OF
$34o, recorded in book 222,
page 95, of mortgages, records
of Los Angeles county, Califor-
mia, lot IL, block a, East Los
Angeles. ..............,,.,. ...
10 Thomas, Milton, interest by reason
ofmortgage given by N d Robin
son, for the sum Of $3.50, record
ed in book 2S1, page 23S of
mortgages, records of Los Ange-
les County, California, lot 66,
University addition tract ..,..
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1S Mcdonald, Francis, interest by
reason of mortgage given by NJ
A Mooney for the sum of $1,000,
recorded in book 1853, page 224,
OF mortgages, records Of Los An
geles county, California, lot 45
feet front west side Main street,
bounded north by Rhuart, west
by Ponet, south by Winter, in
block %, o
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4 Union Nut Trust Building & Loan
Association, interest by reason
of mortgage given by A W Ellis
for the sum of $S25, recorded in
book 315, page 256 of mort
cages, records OF Los Angeles
County, California, south 100
feet lot 2, south 100 feet lot 4
and south 100 feet of east 10
feet OF lot 8, block q, Moore and
Kelleher's subdivision OF lot 2,
block go, Haneock's survey.
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II Los Angeles Savings Bank, inter
est by reason of mortgage given
by Neal Brown for the sum of
$40, recorded in book 3Ou,
page $40 OF mortgages, records
of Los Angeles county, Cali
fornia, lot ., Aurora tract. ......
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13 We're Cruize, VIM, interest by rea-
son OF mortgage given by Jo-
hanna Nolte for the sum OF
$500, recorded in book 274,
page 270 OF mortgages, records
of Los Angeles County, Califor-
mia, west so feet OF lots 26 and
27, Alines Vineyard tract .....
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lS Ituralde Vicente, interest by
reason of mortgage given by
Victoria de Yorba for the sum
of $425, recorded in book 26S,
page 20S, of mortgages, records
OF Los Angeles county, Cali
fornia, lot 81, block 26, DE Soto
Helghts.,.,.,,. .,,..,..,,,,,.....,,..
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81 Savings Bank of Southern Califor-
MIA, int. by reason OF mortgage
given by Henry Bentley for the
sum OF $1,000, recorded In book
307, page 2j6 OF mortgages, re-
cords OF Los Angeles county,
California, 6s.S by 900 feet
northwest corner Seventh and
Wall Streets bounded north by
Zorb, east by Wall street, west
by Reyes Vineyard property .. l.
2i7 shinkwin, A NJ, interest by rea-
son of mortgage given by
Thomas Hooser for the sum OF
$2OS, recorded In book 257,
page 142 OF mortgages, records
of Los Angeles county, Cali
fornia, lot 8, block o. Moulton's
addition ...,.,............. 80.
255 shinkwin, A NJ interest by rea-
son of mortgage given by D
Austcrmell for the sum OF 5000,
recorded in book 3iS, page lob
OF mortgages, records OF Los
Angeles county, California, lots
49, 30, block T. Los Angeles I'M
provement company's subdivi-
sion OF lot |, block 3S, Han
cocks survey ...". ...t.... IL
$50 state Loan and Trust company In
terest by reason OF mortgage
given by Laura NJ Nadeau Tor
the sum of $4,000, recorded In
book 21S, page 3l5 of mort
gnges, records OF Los Angeles
county, California lots 10, 20
and north half lot -, and east
go feet lot 10 block lO1 Belle
vue Terrace tract .,....,....... a.
446 Stubblehold, Melllsa, interest by
reason OF mortgage given by lisa
F Gray for the sum Of Y 600, re-
corded in book 261, page l66 OF
mortgages, records OF Los Ange-
les county, California lot IL,
block u, Shafer and Lanter-
mans subdivision of Montague
trHvt ........... ..s....'.'s II
452 Sutherland, Annie w, interest by
reason of mortgage given by
Adolph and Maria dc Cells for
the sum OF F4O0, recorded In
book $40, page 40, of mortgages
Records OF Los Angeles county,
California, lot | f, block 10, East
Los Angeles. .......... 4
45d Sidles, Kate, interest by reason of
mortgage given by Horny Wit
ham for the sum OF 5000, re-
corded in book ,32l, page SO, OF
mortgages, records Of Los An
COLES county, California, 40 feet
front south side Kurtz street,
bounded east by Howell, south
by Campbell, west byNan Slyke,
near Glover street. b
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% Peabody, C, interest by reason
of mortgage given by Mamie T
Straub. for the sum OF $500, re-
corded in book 2S1, page 2SS
OF mortgages, records OF Los
Angeles county, California,
north half lot liz, block 30,
Park tract. ct...............
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492 Gregory, Annie M, kltter1uRe's
subdivision of lot S, block ~,
Hancock's survey, lot 4. ........
507 Griffin, John s, William Lacey's
subdivision OF east Los An
geles, lot 2, block II and lot 8,
block II. .......................
~ Lot A, block 17...................
Ella Hills tract, lot IL, block A. :.
East Los Angeles, lot l, block IA.
South 20 feet lot 7, block ID 80.
Also strip OF land in East Los
Angeles, bounded north by
Mathewson and Mission road,
east by reservoir No 5, and west
by Mission road ... ..........
Lot rs feet front north side
Downey avenue, bounded north
and east by Johnson and west
by Thomas street .......,......
Lot 33 feet by 212 feet east side
Main street, between First and
Second streets, bounded north
by Childs and south by Fox
IL acres of land, bounded north
by Jeffries tract, east by San
Gabriel Valley railroad, south
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Is Dalton, NJ N. Geo Dalton, ST, tract,
east 81. .45 feet of lot 80, block 4
% Daley, J c, Hoover tract, west
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Name and Description.
Amount


son OF mortgage gvcn by NJ siv.
Her for the sum OF F240, record
cd in book 274, page 2O2, OF
mortgages, records OF Los An
gelcs county, California east
half OF lots ~ and 70, block z,
Chnvez tTact....,,.... .......... 20 10
121 Main Street Savings Bank and
Trust company, interest by rea-
son Of mortgage given by Nor
gan Wilson for the sum OF $3.50,
recorded in book 2B7, page 3l1,
OF mortgages, records OF Los An
gees county, California, lots
1873 and 24I, Garbolina, Cooper,
South & Porter tract .,.. 2 ~
lat Mathes, Mary, interest by reason
OF mortgage given by Carm l.
Talamantes for the sum OF $500,
recorded in book l75, page 207
OF mortgages, records OF Los An
gees county, California, lot 5,
Gilday tract............ ......... 81
234 Meyer, G, interest by reason of
mortgage given by Francisco
Estudillo, for tho sum OF YD40,
recorded In book 1873, page SO
OF mortgages records OF Los
Angeles county, California, lot
q, block o; lot ~, block 10; lots
and 8, block 13; lots 10 and
a. block ID; lots q and IL,
block IL, Brooklyn tract. ....... 10 81
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Earhart, Mary NJ, wirshing's
subdivision Of portion of lot g,
block 81, II S, lot 10, mort
gagged to Chas E Pendell for
1875, and personal property,
Is Esston, TGo'.ii; Alice 4. wicts subdivi- 10
sion Of south part lot 5, block
f, II S, lot ~, block 3, ...-.. II
81 Edmonds, Chas J, Hehner &
Baldwins subdivision Of prop
erty Of Rhued, Irwin & Shea,
80 Eisen, nUs Theodore and Annie M,
Treat tract, lot 3, block A,
mortgaged to Amelia Bolinger
for $1,000 and personal prop
1so Embody, Uriah, Terminus Home.
stead tract, north 10 feet OF
south 100 feet of lot 4, block 81 93
North 90 feet of south $50 feet of
lot A, block 81 ...;... 1 SO
14o E%bodyb v Norton tract lot 12' 40
1s1 Ernst, giSsH Teresa, Ella View tract, 0o
lot y, bloc block ! '',.'....'..'...... 60 60
2O2 Estudillo, Jose G, Ord's survey,
south IN feet OF lot 8. block
II, and personal property ...... sc 43
2o3 Estudillo, Francisco, and Polk,
H. ord,s survey, south 80 feet of
Nopth az Sl1sa feet ef q lot s. block as 70 70 81
200 Etcheyerregarry, Grainese undi-
yided 1-2O interest in ~ acres
east side Los Angeles river,
bounded north by Also street
and Summit avenue, east by
Mount Pleasant tract, south by
lots and d6.......,.....,........ s 179
Undivided 1-20 OF lots and g.; 70
Alanis Vineyard tract, undivided
1920 of lot Cd -. .......... S6
Undivided 1-20 of lot 65.......... 90
Undivided 1-20 OF lot 67......... 90
Undivided 100 of lot ~ ....... %
Undivided 1-20 of lot 66. .....,.. 93
Also tract, undivided 1-20 OF lot
o, block La. ...................,...... 81
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1142 Burton, W, Knob Hill trac east
34 feet of lot 2, block L.. 49,. i 8
1148 Bush, Emily, subdivision of part
lots 5 and q, block 40, II S, lot
10, block 2 . .................... 80
1862 Butler, S A, and Keller, WILL Ella
View tract, lot Al, block n $50. 8
1176 Biscailuz, NV, ~ acres of land,
east side of Los Angeles river,
bounded north by Also street
and Summit avenue, east by
Mount Pleasant tract south by
Frink,west by Meyers, undivided
one-twentieth ......................
Requena tract, undivided one
twentieth oflot and undivided
one-twentieth of lot 9 ......... z
Undivided one-twentieth OF lot
and undivided one-twentieth OF
lot S................ ......... ! z
Alanis Vinyard tract, undivided
one-twentieth oflot 66,......... 8
Undivided one-twentieth of lot so 8
Undivided one-twentieth of lot72 o
Also tract, undivided one
twentieth Of lot 8, block l. ..... 8
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tion OF Gcrmain tract, lot 235 d.
20S Anderson, W. Angeleno Heights,
lot l, block l ~. ..... .....
232 AnRusbury, J, Whitaker Richard
ardson d Earnest subdivision,
part lots 2 and 2, Griffin Arroyo
Seco tract, lot 81 -.
233 Angusbury, Mrs s Brown &
Adams subdivision on East Pico
street. south 121z feet, lot 0,
block ...........-...........
245 App, Augusta, Huber tract, lot Is,
block So 6....................
273 Arnell, A T, Mills & Wieks extern
sion of Second street, lot 225 T..
329 Averill, II a, Marathon tract, lot
~, block 3 ..... ...
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1893-12-02
His Excuse.


Among the early lawyers Of Missouri
were Judge James c. and General John
c., brothers. both excellent lawyers and
splendid advocates General John. when
occasion required, closed his argument to
the jury bathed in tears himself, with most
of the jury and audience weeping too.
One day he and Judge James were trying
q case. James prosecuting and John de-
Tending. James made his speech, y strong
one for his side of the case. and ended with
telling the jury.
"Gentlemen, my brother John will adj
dress you on the other side OF the case, and
1 want to caution you. he will cry and try
to make you cry. He does 1t In all his
cases"
General John then spoke to the jury.
making one of the very best Of his pathetic
appeals. causing jury and audience to for
get James admonition. and IL tears were
flowing John, with great drops rolling
down his cheeks. said to the jury:
my brother Jim told you would cry.
am crying. and, gentleman Of the jury. II
you had such Id mean brother a.
Jim, you would cry too"
Johns client was acquitted. Bag.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1893-12-02
Still In the Swim.

A lean, wiry old fellow from the country
walked into the log cabin on the wooded
island in Jackson park the other morning.
pushed his hat back on his head and in
spected the interior with evident enjoy
ment.
This looks like old times" he said, turn
ing to two young men standing near him.
"Seen this kind of thing before, have
your" observed one of them.
seen it before? Well, reckon! Why,
was brought up in a settlement where
there wasn't half of the houses rs good as
this one. l know all about this style of
Twin from the word go. And used to have
just about as good time as the boys have
now too."
II don't know about that uncle" said the
other Of the two young men. YOU'RE not
up to all the fun the boys have nowadays.
Trouble with you is you're not in the pro.
cession any more. You've dropped out,
you know, just as the band IL beginning to
play"
Dropped out, have II" exclaimed the
old man. Dropped out, heyi" he snort
ed, running his hand into his pocket and
bringing it out again full Of gold and silver
coins Back number. am ~ Look here,
| young fellowi DO you want to bet few
dollars can't outrun your Have you got
ten or twenty to put up that can't throw
either Of you down. Can you turn hand
spring and light on your feet stiff leggedi
Bet you $50 can do it'll Bet you 500 you
can'tl Want to try me on hop. step and
jump Bet you-hold onr'
A crowd had begun to gather, and the
two young men were edging away from
him.
I'm go you five to one can jump far
ther in two jumps than you can In threei
I'll ride mule race with either Of you
don't be in a hurryi-I'll chin horizon
tai bar 20 times to your 10, and I'll bet
money can-well, go, then, goldarn you.
and don't you ever pick up an old man
from Hancock county for a greenhorn again
as long as you livel'
As he shouted this after the young men,
who were making their way rapidly but
unostentatiously toward the nearest bridge.
the indignant old patriarch from Hancock
county put his money back into his pocket,
pulled his chin whiskers nervously and
moved ON in the direction of the Japanese
building at the north end Of the island. =
Chicago Tribune.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1893-12-02
How He Put 1t.

Colonel John Hay happened to be In
Chicago at the time Of the great fra
Shortly afterward. as the story goes. while
seated in the parlor of u hotel he noticed
two persons whispering and glancing at
him.
Presently one Of them crossed the room
and said:
Are you Mr.. Hayf" (
YES" replied the colonel
"You wrote Little Breeches,' didn't
your" was the next inquiry
Eyes" responded the poet.
Upon that the man returned to the place
where his friend stood. and bringing him
back presented him solemnly to Colonel
Hay as "Mr. Mckaigins." Colonel Hay
received the newcomer politely, though he
had never seen or heard of him before
After short pause the first man said In
an impressive manner:
"Mr. Hay. shall we soon have the pleas
ure Of seeing the great fire embalmed In
verses"-Youth's Companion
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1893-12-02
Better Left Unsaid.

A certain young poet is equally Ia
nous in tho world of letters as an au-
thor and among his friends for his blunt
candor that is forever betraying him
into one of the things one would have
preferred to say differently, as Du Maui
rier puts it. On his last birthday hewas
given charming dinner by his doting
parents, at which he was bitterly disap-
pointed by the regret of several nota-
bles. Thus, when society girl said to
him at the close Of the evening, what
q delightful time we have had!" he ex-
claimed from the fullness of his heart:
"Im glad it hasn't seemed dull to you.
We invited some awfully clever people,
but not one of them camel"-Philadel-
phia Press.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1893-12-02
Pretty FavOr8.

Some pretty favors that may be made
at home for dinner. dance or luncheon
have as their foundation the fiat circu-
lar boxes used by confectioners. The
boxes should not be more than an inch
or an inch and u half high. Their cir
conference is a matter of taste. though
a box of about twelve inches is perhaps
the best. Make as many bags of surah
or China silk. in bright colors, as you
have boxes, and leave the bags open
across the bottom. Sew the bottom Of
the bag around the box on the outside,
and over the stitches put a band of satin
ribbon the width of the rim of the box.
Turn the top Of the bag in hem suffi-
GENTLY wide to allow of shirring string.
Sometimes the band of ribbon around
the box is powdered with tiny painted
flowers. If for color luncheon, these
bags should be of one color. If for
cotillon favors. rainbow hues have the
best effect. One box can be used for
two bags. as both the bottom and the
cover are Of the same size. New York
Post,
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1893-12-02
Term. That seem High.

notice in the newspapers the very in
teresting advertisement Of lady who
has carefully studied the best existing
authorities" upon the subject of Eng
fish pronunciation. land is able to cor
rect mispronounced words that are fire.
quently heard in pulpit. lecture room.
theater or in daily conversation.
Der terms are 800 month, which is
not too high If she has mastered the sub
ject. suppose that an instructress in
pronunciation must get her main client
age from ladies whose vocation at the
wahtub in early life prevented them from
having that command of English or
thoepy which seems desirable to them.
now that their husbands have got rich.
There must I've plenty Of such pupils to
be had. but the task Of instructing them
must be little difficult. Moreover, the
subject Of English pronunciation is so
vast and difficult that it must be almost
as hard to teach as to learn.-New York
Truth.