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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-06-07

by VIRTUE or DEED OF TRUST EXE.
- cutcd April III, 1872. by Mamie r. Lunsford
and VIM. Lunsford her husband, to S. f. Shipp
trustee, to secure to Mrs. Ellen NJ. Maltby the
payment OF the sum OF S2,70J, evidenced by ono
negotiable note OF even date with said deed and
pavADic three years after date with interest nav
aN semiannually on the 1st day OF April md
uctoper or each year, which deed OF trrist f. OF
record In the clerks office OF the Hastings Court
FOR Roanoke city, In deed book TO- page 67: and
ny virtue Of an order of the Hastings Court for
hoanoke city, Va, appointing the undersigned
trustee IN the place Of the said g. f. Shpp and
default having been made In the payment of all
or said interest and being required to do 90 by
me holder of said notes, | will, ON WEDNES
DAY, THE 27Tll DAY OF JUNE, 1923, at the
front door OF the courthouse for Roanoke CITY
va, at II O'Clock M sell at public auction to the
hlghest bidder the property conveyed in said
deed described az follows:
Lying on the north side OF Albcmare street and
fronting 80 feet on same, and running back he
tween parallel limos 100 feet TO alley and dc sig
mated az lot No. II, section No. % OF the man OF
the Lewis Addition to the city OF Roanoke Va
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay the expenses OF
executing this trust, including trustees COM
mission OF per cent. and 10 pay off the accrued
interest on said note to April l, 1891, and pur
chaser to assume the payment OF said note and
balance In one and two years from day OF sale
This property has on It an S-room dwelling.
JAS. =. WOODS,
3N I'd Substituted Trustee. rs
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A Hero.

Last summer man In my employ
exhibited an act Of presence of mind and
self control that might woll DO compared
to the deeds of daring on tho field of
battle" remarked John l. Nevins,
New York contractor. 1.-TWO workmen
v'cro engaged in repairing the lightning
rod of the stceple Of church To 40
co1nplish this somewhat difficult and
dangerous task it had become necessary
for one of the workmen to stand on the
shoulders of his companion While In
this position q sudden gust of wind
cn1lsod him to spill quantity Of molten
load, which fell on tho hand and arm
Of his friend. Notwithstanding tho sud
den and intense pain, tho brave man
ncver flinched and had tho courage to
remain mot1onlcss while tho Lead burn
ed its way into his flesh He knew that
o movement of his was liable to precipi-
tate his companion from the dizzy
height into the street below, and he On
durcd the pain rather than risk tho life
OF his fellow worker st Louis Globe
naYnocrot
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Government Time Signals.

AS the governments time signals arc
not generally understood, it may BIO said
that tho United States timo bali Is drop
ped from the top of Flagstaff on the
dome Of the Masonic temple as follows
The time ball is hoistcd to tho top Of the
staff, $50 feet above tho level of the
lake, five minutes before noon, central
standard time, every day Sunday ex-
ceptcdl remains mast headed five min
utes and Is dropped by electricity exact
ly at the instant of noon Should any
accident occur by which the time ball is
dropped before the exact instant Of
noon. it will be hoisted again immo-
diately and left up until five minutes
after noon and then be slowly lowered.
instead of being dropped Similarly,
should the time ball fail to drop exactly
at the proper instant, it will he kept up
until five minutes after noon and then
slowly lowered Chicago Tribune
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GET RID OF THE WATER.
Tho Importance of Drainage In Roadways.
Remarks on Sido bitches.

Remarks on sido bitches.
Mud Is the greatest obstacle to the
travel and traffic Of the farmer Mud is
mixture Of dirt and water. The dirt is
always to be found in the roadway, and
the water, which comes in rain and
snow and frost, softens 1t, horses and
wagons knead 1t and mix 1t, and 1t soon
Sets into so bad n condition That fair
~ loadcd wagon cannot be hauled
through it. We cannot prevent the COM
Ing Of this water, and it only romans
for us to get rid Of 1t as soon as possible
Very few Of us know how great an
amount Of water falls upon u country
road, and 1t may surprise some Of us to
be told that on each mile of an ordinary
country highway (three rods wido) there
full eaoh year an average Of 81, 900 tons
OF water. Water is o heavy, limpid fluid,
hard to oonfino and easy to lot loose It
is always seeking for chance to run
down hill, always seeking to find Its
lowest level In the ordinary country
dirt road the water seems to stick aud
stay as If there was NO other plaoe for
1t, and this Is only because wo have
never given it q fair opportunity to run
out Of the dirt and find It's level in other
places We cannot mako hard road
out Of soft mud, and no amount Of labor
and machinery will make good DIRT
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And She Never Sent Them to School.

They ray that tho school attendance
officer In thriving provincial town,
which shall be nameless, was rcoently
tho victim of practical joke
He received an anonymous letter in
forming him that at certain house
wero two kids" who wpro not attond-
ing school He at onoo started for the
house indicated, and In reply to his Of
fetal knock camo tho good woman of
the house.
lyon have two children who do not
go to school," said tho officer.
Children" said tho woman We've
DO children"
ooh, yes, you havcl" sold tho officer.
Tho woman stepped back and called
her husahnd:
Here, John, here's man says We
have some children and they don't 20
to school
John came forward
"You arc mistaken, sir" said no
"But read this" persisted the officer.
Tho man read, at first with puzzled
expression, and then light broke over
his face
Eyes" no said at last II suppose /
must admit. My kids don't attend
school, certainly, because really don I
bike to send them"
1t doesn't matter what you like.
They will have to go" said tho officer.
LET mo see themp'
The man meekly led the way 10 an
onthouse, where calmly reposing by the
side Of an old nannygoat, were tho two
u1itablo kids. London Tit Bits
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q l tide.
TRUSTEES SALE OF Valuable nEsI.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE RESI-
L dencc propcrty-By virtue OF n deed of trust
dated the LIST Gay OF November. S92, recorded in
the clerk Office or the corporation court for the
city OF Roanoke, In deed book 50, page 232, from
H. j: Ecklon and wife to the undcrsipncd in
trust to secure to Charles A. thurman The inv
ment OF the sum OF 5000, evidenced by 1fty in
tcrcst. bearing, negotiable notes, each in tho
snm OF s6o, payable monthly thereafter and de-
lault having occurred in the payment of the
notes maturing in September, October Noven-
Der ana December, 1885, and in january Fcpru-
nry, March, April, May and June. 1881. and be-
Ing requested by the holder OF said notes go TO do.
VIII, On THU RSDAY, THE 5TII DAY OF
July, 1881, AT 1890 O'CLOCK p. NJ, in front
OF the courthouse in the city OF Roanoke, Vir-
GINA, proceed to cell at public auction to the
niShcst bidder all that certain parcel OF land
lying in the city of Roanoke, Virginia, and de.
ecrlbcd az follows:
Beginning at point on the north side OF
Church street 260 feet west from Roanoke street
tnchce with Church street south Is degrees west
2 Sc Icet TO point, thence north - degrees west
d62 Feet to an alley, thence with said alley north
q degrees Is minutes east 80 feet to a point on
SAID alley, thence sonth IL degrees cast i5S feet
10 the place OF beginning and known as lots Nos
81 AND ~, OF the mp of w. w. Coo and others.
ms property Is in the moet desirable residence
portion of The city OF Roanokc
TERMS: Cash ne to enough TO nav the said nag,
quo notes and interest from their date and to nav
the cost OF executing this trust and ae TO an CHI
ldue ne VIII be sufficient to pay the 81 notes vet
10 become que with interest from their date
upon c-edlt TO the maturity OF said notes and
interest and the reside, If any there be, shall be
nade payable In one and two years from day of
sale, purchaser 10 give notes for the defcrred
ments and same to be secured by deed NJ trn az
upon the said property:
THOMAS w. MILLER,
oo.o Trustee. SO
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527td

by VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST, EXE-
- cuted TO me by james j Breslin, on the 3ist
day OF January, 1890. recorded in deed book No.
Is, page 80, OF the clerks office OF the Hustings
Court Tor the city of Roanoke, Virginia, whereby
he conveyed the property hereinafter described
10 me- In trust to secure to the Roanoke Land
ana improvement Company, the payment OF the
sum or 1913 payable In three equal ANIMAL install.
mehts or 4225 each, with interest thereon nj the
rate OF SIX per cent. per annum, payable annually
ana default having been made in tho payment of
portion or the iDsament falling due on Jan.
nary 3lst, lS.,3. and having been required by the
Denenclary hereunder 80 to do, ] will, ON TUES
DAY, TIE 22ND DAY OF MAY, 1894 AT II
oCLOCk NJ o1er for sale ut public auction, to
the hlghest bidder, in front OF the courthouse for
Inc city or Roanoke, Virginia, "cithcr in person
or by attorney" the following described real
estate, situated In the city OF Roanoke, Virginia
lying on the north side or Glmcr street, to-wit:
beginning at point on the north side OF Oil
mer street 260 feet east OF Jefferson street. thence
north ~ degrees east 125 feet to an alley, thence
with same south 50 degrees cast % feet to point
ana corner OF land OF Henry Hanna, thence south
2dcgrees west l25 feet TO Gilmer street. thence
with Gilmcr street north So degrees west 10 feet
10 the beginning and containing 1880 square
feet, more or lcss.
TERMS: Cash as to tos much may be neces
shry 70 dcfray the costs OF sale and to pay the
snm due to the Roanoke Land and Improvement
company on account OF default In the payment
OF the said instalment, being $l3S.50 with inter.
est from tho 3lst day of January, 1893 and to paw
the trustees commission OF per cent, and the
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aURFAcE DRAINAGE


Showing method OF surfnoe drainage whore
tho rood runs down hill Tho short bitches
connecting tho roadway with tho sido ditohcs
arc made with q diagonal pitch down tho
grnde 30 as 70 catch tho running water in tho
Roadway and carry 1t TO tho side ditcheo.1
road that Will stay good unless somo plan
is adopted to got rid Of tho surplus wa
ter. To state It briefly, drainage is tho
first and most important thing to DO at
tended to-
Tho road must have side ditohes, Of
course Side bitches catch tho water
which runs from the roadway and from
the surface Of tho ground on each side
Of tho roadway. They also recoivo the
drifts Of SNOW which are scraped from
tho road In winter and tho yntor which
comes from melting SNOW and Ice In
spring. If possible, tho sido ditch should
be about three feet from tho edge Of tho
travelled roadway and thero should gen
orally bo n side ditch on each side IF
tho travelled roadway Is Ia feet wide,
thcro will then be 90 foot Of clear space
between tho bitches If the travelled
roadway Is 18 feet wide, there will DO
90 feet Of clear space Now and then
w'o shall find Il place whcro tho road
way Is too narrow for thoeo figures, and
In such cases wo may have to get along
with single ditch and narrow road
way. Tho best rule is the rule Of com
mon sense---Potter's Good Roods Lii
hrary
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R1 VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST, EXE
- Gcntcd TO me the undersigned trustee by q
" wade, L. T. Wade and j. +. Chailin, compos
Ing the firm OF Wade Bros. " Chanin which deed
IL recorded in the clerks office OF the Iu.tings
Court or the city OF Roanoke, in decd book 81
phSc IL 10 secure unto the National Saving and
Loan Association the sum payment of its dues
interest premiums and fines therein Stimulated
TO be paid, and default having occurred in the
payment or said dues, premiums, interest and
nnes Tor the space of three months and more
nnd being requested 20 to do by the beneficiary
the National Savings and Loan Association
VIII, ON FRIDAY, JULYS 1884, AT II O'CLOCK
a; NJ, In front of the premises, proceed TO
sell at public auction TO the highest bidder all
Roanoke and described as follows:
Beginning AT point l46 feet from the north
cast corner of Houston and Wells streets thence
along with Wells street east "a feet to n point
thence In northerlY direction between parallel
INES w feet more or less to the place of begin
ming: ~
TERMS: Caeh as to enough TO pay the cost of
executing this trust and to pay or the amount OF
said BOND with the arrearages thereon aggregate
Ing SS74.1S az of june l. 1894, and the residue
snail be payable In two equal annual PAYMENTS in
one ana two years from the day of sale the de-
ferred payments to be secured by deeds OF trust
upon the property and to bear interest from the
DAY or sale. Purchaser required to make n do
post OF SlCO with the trustee on day OF enlc or
the property will be Immediately resold.
Of Id GEO. W. THOMAS. Trustee. 80
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T ,nU1s IT 3 $ sA a AND BY vIR-

TRUSTEES SALE-UNDER AND By VIR-
tue OF deed OF trnst executed September 90
le!l, by w. j. Blair and l.. Blair, Jr. conveying
10 Z. a. walton, trustee, certain property therein
described; which deed is OF record In the clerks
onice OF the corporation court OF Roanoke CITY
IN deed book ", page an, 10 secure to the Poo.
PIC hailding, Loan and Saving Association GER
tam debts therein mentioned, aud by virtue OF nm
order OF the corporation court of the city OF Roa-
hoKc appointing me substituted trustee in the
place and stead OF the said Z. A. Walton. who
had resigned, default having been made in the
terms or the said deed, and being required so TO
90 by the beneficiary, shall, ON THE 2ND DAY
or JuLf ,lt9iat the front door OF the courthouse
In the said city OF Roanoke,nt IL O'Clock m, offer
for sale to the highest bidder in execution of the
said trust the property conveyed in said deed
particularly described rs follows.
Beginning at Il point on the North side of Luck
street az feet west OF Park street, thence wi
Luck street sonth 9a degrees west 80 feet to
point, thence north degrees east % feet to an
alley, thence with said alley north So degrees
cast 81 feet to point, thence south 5 degrees
west w feet t. the north side OF Lnck street the
place of beginning.
TERMS: Cash. JAMES $. GROVES,
D tos Substituted Trustee. 20
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Forced Sale of Horse. Wagon and
Harness and a Valuable
Engine, Boiler and
Kettles. Also
MeIrose Lot.

by VIRTUE OF a DEED OF TRUST DATED
- July /, 1888 and Of record in tho Office OF .ho
cierk on me county conr for the county OF Roa-
nokc III deed book No. II, page 81, also OF record
In the office or the clerk Of the Hastings Court
for 70. the city OF Roanoke, Virginia, executed by
10 +. B Ludwig. agent OF the Armour Packing
company, the payment OF the sum of $4Ol. e. az
Il evi ID c by three negotiable notes, dated
June y, 1873, one for $40 III sixty days; one for
Sl4o72 ut ninety days, and one for slSO.Sl at one
hundred and twenty days, payable at the Com
said F. b. Ludwig, agent for the Armour Pack
Ing Company, or order. and
ment OF the said notes, and having been required
6y the holders OF them so to do, l win ON NON
PAY; NAY J l4Tu, lSA AT ia O'CLOCK NOON.
HOUSE ON TINKER CREEK IN THE CITY OF
hOANohEi VA, sell at public auction, to tho
nhighest bidder, the following property or much
above described notes and the expense OF exccut-
Ing this trust:
PoWkh ESoiNE, l STEAM JACKET KETTLE roR
RENDERING LARD, 8 sCALDISG Kettles now In
saugte. house on Tinker creek In Roanoke
city belonging TO the said +. NJ. Taylor. also
! lHoRsE WAGON MANUFACTURED BY e. r.
GhAvArr. OF RoANoKE, VA, l BET sINaLa
HARNESS AND soBREL MARE
These articles are all In hrst-cass condition
and are now being used by the said +. NJ. TAYLOR
IN connection with his slaughter house on
by prospective buyers at any time Also the fol-
lowing valuable building lot situated In the city
or Roanoke, State OF Virginia. and bounded as
follows, to-wit; Beginning At q point on tho
Hotth soc OF Melrose avenue 252 feet east OF
FIFTEENTH street, thence with Melrosc avenue
south 20 degrees minute ~ seconds osst 50 feet to
point, thence north - degrees IS minutes 40
seconds east li0 feet to alley, thence with said
alley north 10 degrees minute ~ seconds west
81 feet to point. thence south IS degrees is
minutes ~ seconds west li0 feet to the place OF
beginning; and designated on tho Melroso Land
Company's map OF the Melrose addition to tho
city OF Roanoke, as lot No. ii in section 49,
The property will be sold singly and not Us
whole.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash.
The lot OF land Is sold subject to o prior decd
OF trust to Edward Lyle. trustee, to secure Jacob
Patsel the payment OF the sum OF $1C0.
31o ids. EDWARD LYLE, Trustee
by coneent OF all parties concerned the above
sale Is postponed until Monday, July 10, at same
time Observation-Disclosures u
512 ids,
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TRUSTEES SALE OF THE FOLLOWING
dcacrihcd narcnl q si.. 80 w w

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE FOLLOWING
4 described parcel OF land situated in the cit g
OF Roanoke, Va: " '"e '''9
Beginning on the north side of Taze,ve,l stra.,
1851 feet west OF Randolph street, thence with
Tazewe street south "a degrees 30 m,nntes
west l0l.SS feet TO II point, thence north . do
grces east 1913 feet TO an alley thence with said
alley north 81 degrees 80 minutes east 100 II feet
10 point, thence sonth degrees west 10 a.
feet to the place OF beginning.
by virtue OF n certain deed OF trust from Rcssia
+. Lobban to the undersigned trustee dnt ed the
10Th day OF August, 1890, and recorded in the
clerks office OF the Hastings Court for the civ
OF Roanoke in deed So. page ~. for the nurnosc
or securing to the Roanoke Building Association
and Investment Company the sum of "a Az
evidenced by three interest bearing nepoti"hir
notes in the sum OF 81 ,125 EACH to become dino in
one, two and three years from the 18th day of
August 1870, and default having been made In
the payment OF the last OF said notes and having
been directed 80 to do by the holder of said note
email, for the purpose OF executing said trnst
proceed TO sell the premises above described at
public auction in front OF the courthonse On
THURSDAY, TIE STU DAY OF JULY ,S0t
AT II O'CLOCK NOON. i''f'
TERMS OF SALE:-Cash as to the costs or
sale and the sum OF S1,l25. with interest thereon
from the 18th day OF August 1890 and the re-
mainder upon a credit OF one and two wears from
the day of sale, the said deferred payments To he
evidenced by the notes OF the purchaser and Sc.
cured by n deed of trust upon the property tn he
conveyed. LUCIAN H. Cock r Trnsteo 'o
Note-Bessic f. Lobban has sold the nroncrtv
above described and the above indebtednrss Wa
"ss""cu os hei purchaser g. I'd 81
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TRu.sTEIE'ss sALE-BY VIRTUE OF A DEED
I'd

TRUSTEE'5 SALE-BY VIRTUE OLA DEED
OF trust given on the 9th day of Noyember
1871, BY y. E. and ID. L. Coleman to the under
signed trustee for the purpose OF occurring TO w
w. lail me payment OF the sum OF 81, $50, evil
oenced DJ three certain negotiable notes OF $50
cach, bearing per cent. interest per annum nav
aDic In one, two and three years rcspectiycly.and
deinnlt having been made in the payments OF the
third year note due November 9th 1874 and n
porton or the first year note due November 9Th.
1871, ana having been required so to do by the
holder OF said notes, will ofrer for sale at pil bc
ancrion to the highest bidder ON Thursday
July 9TH, 1854, AT u O'CLOCK NOON I'm
'front.' OF the courthouse In the city OF Roanoke
va, the following described property CONVEYED
IL the said deed OF trust, to witt All that certain
lot or parcel OF land lying and being in the civ
OF Roanoke, State OF Virginia, bounded and
described rs follows: "'o
beginning ut point on the north side of Tazc-
wei street 1S5 feet caet of Henry street thence
north degrees east g2 feet to an alley' thence
with said alley north IS degrees east IS feet TO
point, thence south degrees west % feet TO
IaZeweii street, thence with the latter south IS
uegrees west - feet to the place OF beginning
IEkhS; Cash sufficient to pay the cost Of OK.
ecutlng ms trust, including trustees fee OF Z
per cent. and the balance due on the first wear
note amounting to abont ISL .65, the third wear
note OF si2j with per cent. interest and taxes
Ior lSt2 and 1893 amounting to elpSl The real
due, II any, to be paid in one and two wears from
oatc OF sale, evidenced by negotiable notes Sc
cured by deed OF trust on the property
JAMES s. SIMMONS,
" u Trustee. IS
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TRUSTEES. BALES,

TRUSTEES SALB.-BY VIRTUE OF A DEED
OF trust dated on the 27th day OF May, 1852,
and of record in the clerks office OF the Hastings
Court OF the city Of Roanoke, Va, in deed book
~, page 3lo, In which f. $. Tinsley conveyed TO
the Undersigned certain real estate In the city OF
Noanoke, Va. therein described in trust to &C.
cure to p l.. Terry the payment OF the sum OF
FLU, with interest. and default having been
made In the payment OF said deut and being re-
qlested go to do ~ the holder OF said debt, 1
Will ON SATU RDAY. JULY 7TH, 1891, AT -
O'CLOCK NJ, In front OF the courthouse Ia tho
city eo OF Roanoke Va proceed to sell at public
eel OF land in tho city OF Roanoke. Va, de-
scribcd as follows:
Beginning at a point the north side of
Bullitt street 1S7 feet west OF Nelson street.
corner to lot OF Mrs. NJ. T. Kindred, thence q
northerly direction with Mrs. Kirdrcd's li1 e $50
feet to an alley. THENCE with said alley in an
thence southcrly direction $50 feet to BuilItt
street, thence with Bnlitt street in q westerly
direction II feet to place OF beginning.
TERMS-Cash se to past due note and interest
and protest charges. amounting to about 1918,
ana the costs OF this sale; balance, IL any, pay
able In one and two years from date Of sale, with
interest until paid.
66td S. w. JAMESON Trustee 3S
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THE TYPEwRlTER,s WORK.
H'onr WHO May Think Sho Is Only Orna-
mental, but She Is Not

a'onr WHO May Think Sho Is Only Orua-
mental, but She Is Not
rev people imagine tho amount of To-
Dor involved in Il days typewriting or
realizo the distance the hand travels In
that length of time
!ho highest rate Of speed over attain
Ell Ii 300 words u minute This Is sup
posed to be tho result Of tho most rapid
movements tho human hands arc capa-
ode OF. Tho person making this record
maintained this spool for only four con-
secutivo minutes and has never been able
20 exceed that limit.
Assuming tho words averaged six Let
ors apiece, 1900 letters minute wero
written.
lt Is estimated that to mako each lot
OCT tho fingers aro raised to height Of
0"o inches from tho keyboard Two
nches added for tho descending move
ment mako the fingers travel four inches
oeforo each letter Is struck So this OK
pert's hand III writing these 900 words
travelled 4, 800 inches, 400 foot during
Tho minute in which she wrote the zoo
words
But this is unusual, Of course Very
rapid writing is speed Of rs words O
minute, and this ratio Ia too fast for COM
tort Practical work Is 10 pages Of loyal
paper an hour. Each page contains 800
words
Six hours steady writing can bo re-
gartiod as an entire days work. This Is
speed Of so words minute, and tho
practical worker writes during tho day
10 pngce-1S, 900 words, or 1903, 900 let
teTN
II her fingers travel four inches to
make each letter, during tho day they
otsvol 4S2, 600 inches
This provides for tho perpendicular
movement only, and 1t Is fair to increase
this distance by ono-third to estimate
Che distance the hands travel over the
Keyboard in q horizontal direction
Tho total sum in inches Is $40, 900.
Thts Is equivalent to IS, 600 feet or q
lSttc over nine miles q dry.
In week tho hands con cover 90
milosi In u years steady application to
bulsancss over 2, 500 miles Bookkoeper