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night Ia confer with the Oone. the none or.
ranizmr professions IN the streets ~ tie
capital: pnnishnients taking uiacr on the
PiaEgu del fonQlo. cic.
Several italian icqrunls called upon
Muscagni to hnAu0ou his project ~ writ.
Ing music 90 thls pay iut without eject
To his friends the comuqser has dcclaycd
that he was not commissioned io iinstrate
* Hall Caine but rather play taken
from the romance. a nlAv fun 81 sHuu
meut aud passlon, neither o. which bad
Matters fnr The nrcsent are stationary.
Several ~ the Paris iDurNnls refuse 10 hc.
Hove In what Is called Maseagnis trearh,
cry. reminding him that he Is considered
rs rho homo. ms q human symbol NJ
Italian artistic Rctivltv, MS the " mUsi.
clan mar excellence. And they couplude 10
these terms, Ne have felt IN youf music
the cXntcsslon az ourselves as y peonle. tho
expression OF life such as IL Is 30 Ns, unirk.
imnctuNus. fun Of noetrr IN love as wrh
md Won copsent G. he the cSponcnt 81
Han C0ine"
For two wceks before tbc. arrival ~
Mascagul the tickets Tor hts scuson of
opera at the Metropotitan sold 90 d perfect
rush
The y NJ c A. Slee club numbers TWEEN.
ty now and last Tuesday night they ca.
ioved u talk from MI II. q Brchkcr on
note reading IA vocal muslc. which was
ful lof practical aud helpful suggestions,
-
The Cccliian ucttStc viii sing the Of
fertory at Trinity Episcopal cnurh. Ia
the Fair Grounds addi;lon, for thls mo1p-
inG's service. Their selection fog this y
Great Is Jehovah, the Lord hy McA-
delssohn.
Accordlug to a request concert glycn in
Washington ny thu Marine baud under
Director santieman the fayorltc composers
were Chopin and PaderewSA, or the
larger concert numbers In band teprrlo.
ries, those ny Wagner ana llsEt have
usually been in great demand Etude
After this who says the finger of scprn
may he pointed at the average Amerlcun' Is
appreciation OF the best I'm music}
~
Moscagnl has been notified OF his dis.
missal from the post OF director 81 the
Pesaro Italy, conservatory OF music, large.
his determination TO visit the United States
although the authorities VI the conservatory
opposed the project ~Etude
American dollars outweigh most things.
~
Mascagni was very anxious 10 secure
certain tone-color IN his new opera, Iris
which Is 90 be given during his American
engagement. AS the scene is laid lu Japan,
he sent 10 that country ana secured eev-
eral Japanese Instruments, a large tam tam
"a sort Of drum) Il sninisrp "a sori ~ banjo
or guitar with three stringS ana TWO SETS
az bells
Mrs Frederick Seymour uco Hume.
whose glorious voice WAS heard ia Houston
some years back, VIII sing solo In the
Methodist church today. Mrs Seymour
was q pupil Of lIcnsrhel
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items Of news about music. should be
lbn, Ms willie Hutchinson, Hotel Bur-
s sa telephone iosoJ
..rular summer vacation Of the wo-
rhoral club came TO an end last Mon.
~" According TO the provisions Of the
s constitution the musical direciress
1u' o.ompanist are elected az the frst
IN october. Mrs. Y. r. Parker as
$3.50 .,s..,rrss and Mrs. George Bruce as nc.
.,lst we're both unanimously voted in.
eiab's prospects for the season now
9ne are very bright. The membership
Nen n stands today Is rs follows: Mrs.
IselHts iilen, Mrs. Percy Allen, Mrs. Jesse
PpeSrws. Mrs Horace Booth, Mrs c; G.
.ls.ens sr.; Mrs. c, {. Beavens, Ir.; Miss
Bss',,s eHH eavens, Mrs Walter Berry, Mrs.
kpAnond Rrown Mrs. Mnry Culpeppet,
l W. nolen Mrs Louise Dolen, Miss Rosa
~ 'nanhle. Mrs. Alma G. Daley. Miss
le,l Fenu Mrs. H. X. Gates, Miss Edith
yy.s vile Hutcheson, Mrs, G. G. Higgins.
VIA Geneyieve Johnson, Mrs. w. ii. Kirk.
Mrs i. Allen Kyle, Mrs. r. w Knox,
wv, WV i IAllard, Mrs. o. NJ. Longcope,
Nr.' T. W Maxey, Miss Blanche Myers,
W. Miss Edith Munger, Mrs +. p.
,sasva' Nrs. W. *. Morrow, Mrs t. A..
pp,ssn Mrs Rosine Ryan, Mrs j o, Ross,
,n.s cora Root Miss Eyn Robb. Mrs. How
"a smith Mrs. John Steele, Miss X
h.rne. Miss shelby. Miss Snodgrass, Mrs
iuaa smith. Mrs. w. @. Van Week, Mrs.
wv Welch, Miss Bessie Warner, Miss
NsIds williams. Mrs. Il. b. Gushing.
M clubs rules about fines and forfeiture
A. membership on account of given mum.
H. " N nbgences will be strictly enforced.
u twenty five, OF even fewer, who are
staiiy IN earnest and show 1t by being
rsnNnal and regular In attendance. is much
y IA preferred to the full complement Of
ffty II there be laggards among them
Tho feeling IN the club seems to be very
.tfencly In favor of combining the clubs
wnrk 10 It's own three concerts this season,
4 many find extra rehe0rsals a great hard
shin The lives OF women OF today are
yery full. 30 the effort Will be made to
,eecmpllsh all the clubs work during the
regular meeting hours on Mondays.
me second meeting of this season will
NJ Ned tomorrow afternoon at 345 (Which
Il A auarter before 4. rememherl at the
Light Guard hall on Main street and Capt.
iO avenue
fhe ladies' appreciate highly the goodness
II the Light Guard in giving the use Of
thslr hall They are grateful and con
graduate themselves both because the
Kindness was voluntary and the halls To-
atlonis So convenient for everybody
The complete list of officers OF the
Choral club for this wear Is as follows:
President Mrs. Willie Hutchinson: vice
president, Mrs. William Hines Kirkland;
seeretary aud treasurer. Mrs. Baths Allen,
assisted by Miss Edith Greens librarian,
Mrs Z. A. Peden; musical directress. Mrs
T. B Parker; accompanlst. Mrs. George
Bruce: members Of the advisory board
Ms, J. 0. Ross Mrs. Mamie Culpepper
and Mss Cora Root.
~
The monthly song services Mt the First
Presbyterian church are always fine, for
asy have an excellent choir and superb
ugsn. Last Sunday evening some specially
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Getting consisted of;
IMpONrANcn Nor NMALINNp.

II would appear probable from ohsorva-
tions made by the women since the momen
tous decision was reached that the indl
yldual case under consideration was tne
only matter fully IN the minds OF Inc ma
iorip Tuey do not appear to nave real-
lied tho beauue their action might be
taken as having on the Gpuorai question OF
color although the minority tried to i'm
press them with THE aspect of the case,
The opposition or the other girls, the fact
that Miss Ellis was only taking musical
course, ana the demand for more accom-.
modation thaH they could provide were the
determining factors Ia the discussion, pcr-
hans Il was for this reason that the facts
brought ont by tho minority nuent the
practice ~ other siWilar institutions had 80
lilile weight. Mrs james rAtteu was par
ftrHlafly lucid She metnnced wellesley
similar lines, whore cnlnred nnd wnite
students mingled In friendly Intercourse
ard where questions ~ rhce lniuepeed no
one ana made no diHerence 10 he stunning
Of the girls, 10 this the majority rcphed
hy quoting the established rule 10 give
precedence 10 regular students and the OPP
position OF Mise Ems comrades in the
hall
The decision of the committee has NAT.
urally raised q storm ~ mingled praise ana
blame through all the university circle.
There are those who feel mat race should
nave no Influence Ia determining the cllsi-
hiiltv ~ candidnteR for admission 10 seml-
charitable Institutions and there afc those
who feel That the prejudice of others
dcntaliy, 100. The lerieiGu has raised the
general status of c0lored students iu the
university and led o. much searching 81
heart on rho part ~ those who may be
ton arise % connection with the admins
tration az Willard hail when 20 run ~
nCinliy b. the university So for. however,
no r0lored student has applied for ndphs
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Draw The Color Line Tight.

Chicago Chronicle.
No coiorcd woman need apply IN future
for rotm ana poard % tue two mans o. ms.
idence centroiicd hN the Womens Ecug,-
tionm Ala association az Esanstcn. luat
decision was arrived az nnaay last week
and canc as the contamination Of almost a
years Troublesome conaidcfa ON
The association has control Of cnapin uan
aud Persons hall buildings provided Tor
the accommodation Of ycung women VISA
Tug 90 attend the Northwestern university.
The insututi9nl Is IA some extent enau,ablp
Ion tho ices paid hy the girls are mot sup
posed TO du mote IMAM the actual running
expenses; repairs furnishing ana So FORTH
axe provided iFeln a trgst rlnd 81 SgO,ltV
donated ny wtl.wishers VI the WORK.
Neither or the halls are officially connectci
with tho university. however, and ecnsc.
QnchlN the dgtisuh does net IA ANY MAY
nhd thV tacuiiN, who nlv disposed To regret
ihcro Y another hall, Wnard nail wNith
ihe faculty has charge nf, Who're thr Ques
lien has nui yet ousem though wncn W
docs It ia probable, &c cninln0n report
speaks truc thati celpred GINS, Whitc gwls
aud girls ~ every hue uud race via md
thtnGpltC5 on an Ctplal foOtlNg and pcs
sesscd Of equal lsInts and prlviicgrs-
The matter came before the NOnicus Ea-
uc0ticnai Ala association in tiiis way: Last
ral Miss Ellis of Texas Applied Tor a
room and got II, When she arrived Il was
discovered for the nrst timo tuat instead
OF the whltcsknued Anglo-SNNWn who ha2
been expected she Was u bcautful ytllow
Vctoro0n. There was no question Ot mani
iicts, 40 suggestion that she was unht Tor
the poDte society az the other goods; lt was
simply aud solely n question OF coior bnt
the shade OF her skin caused a nutter "a
the doNec0t which seemed momep@rly ike
the harhinger or u general migration,
Following the general custom the man,
ngement mad selected roommate f0r her
aud made such other arrangements as are
usual When She turned up ana her npGu-
tful dark eyes aud soft yellow skin pros
clrimcd her African ancestry the roommate
protested She would not sleep with d nus
ner other girls took her part ana obiOcted
~ eating az table With q member OF the
urspsoA race 0r performing the h0usehold
tasks Which fcii O. thcir loi With one wnose
skin wac not as white as thcirs. tbo revolt
once hcguu spread lhUminclv TN, II ls
sand, Thirteen OF the girls threatened 60
lcavc the hall II Miss Ehis was allowed
Ia STAY
Somewhow. however the trouble was
smuothod over The management fcit that
they could not well tnrn out the glr 10
whom they had already let room ana ac-
cordinglN so arranged that she had O Toom
GO herself Tor q year instead of sharing ncr
ap0l tnicnt With another
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SUICIDE At OMAHA
A Prominent Woman Asphydates Her
self and Two Sons.

Omaha. Neb., October i0.Mrs. Henry
uanbens and her two sons, Walter. aged
lB. ana Emil. uged IS, were found dead
al thelf home Ga North Dwentyfourth
street today. where they had been asphyx-
lated by Illuminating gas. The windows
and doors were tightly closed, keyhoies
were allied with puper several Ens jets
were open and all indications are that the
time raising the lives ~ her two sons. Her
husband. who q vice president Of brew
lag company. is out " the city. Mrs
Haubens has been ia ll.hehlth ma had be-
terporarhv laszns who's the act Wua con-,
mltfed Ihe family Il ene VI the Most
cremlnent N tbs citzA
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nuprsH sEcoNp ArptrArloN.

REFUSE StlONh APPLICATION,
Tails year MISS Ellis applied agaiu Tor
quarters and the enaritabic wcmch wno
took after the welfare ~ tho Institution
gathered themselves together In committee
to decide whot was TO be done AZ thus
meeting there Is said 10 have been mo- ac.
tual mention OF the color question &C an
though none Of tue SIX members OF tns
honrd who were prceent seriously pretended
TO consider that auy other question wns M.
yolyod There Is sort OF unwritten ruic
TINT only students taking the rcgniar nm
vcrslty course should he entitled to the
only been studying music this rule was
called into operation and her application
refused
rhc board consists NJ thirteen women, bur
AZ the meeting which decided npou MISS
Ellis expulsion less than half were pres.
ent
The meeting consisted Of;
Mrs w y Cuhord IN the chair;
Mrs Amos Patton. Nife of the mayor;
Airs James Patten, wife Of rrof ratten;
Mrs Joseph Morse,
Mrs II. n. Gage,
Mrs q Bradley
Mrs Clinord brought the matter 10 the
attention OF the committee m the form OF
recommendation from Mrs A. Pear.
sons the nhsent president that Miss Elus
be- not admitted. Then tho discussion was
tuli and free. There was no nnimosty,
however. for although each mensber nnoko
freely all were imbucd with the sole dc.
sire TO do the best they could for the msti
sutton. When the vote was taken Mrs
Morse ana Mrs. James Fnttpu stood atone
IN favor OF admitting Miss Ellis.
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w arr M
1oSciusion Ra.~,l az the Death STATISTICS
In the last Z rnstis.

.h-rnrb ~ th. ,cusu. - 1914 l. the vital
statistics department. wh'h was int"nd'~i
,n show IA. ordinary ,rudti"nS ~ health
IN y,rinus la. aliti.- II has for the gen
oral reading puI,lir tha merit 81 showing
a.. ,Iyan,. IN medical -i"u'" ~ ia" lniteSi
S,gt.- during a I%s,rlu-i II ton N"er-. ~"
nuuiar 81 d'aths t"lug AIKEN 81, w" basis
of lH.va ~ population ~ IN" Nv" y"sr-
uf isG and 1872 ,
Ry these figures n - shown mat medical
srieuo" Las mad" mark"i advances IN
the United Stat"s u" in"~' ''tlSl''nnn-
of thr~.. IsrhRps. - ~ 10" 'a~" "i dirh-
,Lcriu VLh.1 -frtr the u-' ~ anii'oNin,
.h,,U. a 10. r,.,-s va the death rate ~ from
~ ,cr h,udr,si Thousand :" ~ on"-half.
IN ,r,,u tho i~iu,tiun N the death rate
l.. from p 80 - a. Irr hundrci thousand,
IN W hold fewer fr,m 81 =" M diartndral
di-.,.,a from - 10 -. train diseases from
a, a., - btnr, hiti- from "a 'u ~, "holc'a
,rl,utlr from ~ to a.. mRlarial fever
frnm 10 T., =. Whnupinc cough from rs To
Il. ,nuNulsuu- 'rum ~ - w, ana ~arlet
fever from ~ 20 u
I'm IA. uth.r haud, thor" are A.
sb,N -,,,, ailments wht.h have Increased.
go ,I-,r,ding ia. rN,r.i-" II increasing
ms-i,,al skill NpJ.udt. ti-, not separately
r,u,rai va isFn, -hnN'st a death rat. In
ION - 10 rau,,r Increased from a. To- a.,
at,,rLc,y from ~ tu ~. dial"'e- from S
a. q and kidney Diseases from ~ to ~
MANY of tlr-. 'haug"- AZ" aSrrh@d
,o hanged ,uud't"u- ~ h'"' dl"t, ana
,u..t,,I n,ttyitv Nhl,l are not within the
ts,v., ~ ,n.sN,ai > hH,u" =" control. hut
IA. conclusion. la-Sl ~ all IN" figures. L.
,hs, IA. general l..,lit ~ the p~opl@ Of the
country y improving, A. l. "Nldsnos-t by
tho fart that the deaths from odd age, -
I-r hundred thousand "a iSvo. wee ~
Ia 1000 -
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CHAPTER "
Na,,-r. 90 on. ami . will follow N,
~ Ns4 llsr n

IS At. INHr ~
Vow E"v ~ talNer'"n hah f,dh't' "h'
~ 30" lower On IN" dawn n' ne nAH "ln'h
found WYATT = men r"fu!~fd NJ l"hh't
brig", Wien they N"f" drlN'h "aih
10 IN" villages
blug assured that MANY honr- N"' mus
"lau-' i@'fur" NJ" i"t+is >pann"i ~" tl''f,
h" lav D." mex night ~ ~" i'li- "i -
Jam"-'- hH' ut'"n 10" -'~"nd 'n"I,iluS az
daNhr"ak, q messenger having hidden m
from kingston 20 -av that q mul'i'nd"
wn- passing there, D." COMMANDED hs men
y" hnr-' and 81 out quickly hv ~" WESTERN
road
Thor" had ieen hftv with htin when 10"
Quilted Tho Tower Cate, TUT isndnn Hhd'"i
- ms mIut-'f-. and from ~" -huni"r'"i
houses "f The ct"s'ly s'r""ts W" hhd iaA'n
Wiling trp"fs'rS who asked Tut good en-
plnNm"ri. and others that panic dr"N"
forth from IN" Tower.
, g"uilv cpmpar- which IA" fearful
citiy"n. hsd ARMED right readily and given
81 th"'r ls-i IA hnr-' and Capari-'n, h"N
would Vet count upon his own rather than
these thew allr-. and hIdding tn" mon 81
Sherwood press clos, about him, h" claimed
their ancient ~arytc"
We thai haya l.an brothers 10 mo IN
fortune ~ ad,crsitv. will ye not l." my
right arm now he said Was II not
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killed. that, h- hsad might grin on von
brsis- FOR yuur fathers ---u-ityf Mas ),
cell vtth INV I,ri Audley. Who rode 10
Blackhssth Tor warh-ck'. -ak-' W. know
IN" legend lot II bs Tor our example and
content
-Ye have ca-, down the brttxe. by which
this man wuuld pass. Name mo hftv VIM
viii hold the gate ~ SOUTHWARK, aRd
your task -hall he veil begun Thereafter
will pick NV o.n for IN" work sllo,'-ito
the
-Pu,. a. W DO NJ, hold the bridge. sir-.
then l. this WYATT No vain ~hoas,sT' Nav.
pres not on ms 80. ] know how Willingly
W. serve
lIc had asked for fry. hut five hun.
drr-l would -sek hi- ave, and being h"ii
'-tENs inE wn~~Acv-!bs.~.~.rV- 'sLA
m" Tower with mv Lady. h- east u irdSr'>
eve upon them. and picking here AMI thor"
"a lI-'V fellow 81 rare pruml-s', b." uumh.'u-i
hi hfty ami sent them uur With B~.Singh"ld
-t,ot YOU gone. -iTs. to TIA. gate, lr' none
return to sav IA. bridge l. down" In
the Q,Iapn'- name. I ltd vuu ~go,i-p.d'-
They answered him. God keep YOU.
master and passing out with the liru-
tenant. they hurried tn the brris". Iho-c
tina wsr. not chosen, complaining - the
chni,c. pr.-s.-i closer still abou' the
archsrs. ami begsn =" clam"r for EN-
plovmsnt.
shall 49,. too. strike no blow IA Msry'-
name would We name Us craven Lad
and We follow thou has work for us
lie aus ~er'd them that lac had the wurN
and n"ver heard a man - Willingness moI''
gladly >et upon his horse with tho-' that
had fnllowei him from Sh"r~uo-i about
him A. a t~odvgusfd. h" turned Co my Lori
81 Nemhruke and claimed a service
NV Lords he -aid. Il go tn IN" f~lds
~ ~ Jsr1es's with the-- ready fellows
II YOU would play n master stroke TINS
night. TAX. ,uCh a troop as ! shall leave 10
YOU and watch at ,hsring le.t this WYATT
900. L. -. 800 a.. a-.A HIT ..n AAla
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THE HIROkTT RFP, BLI1.
An independent IIitl~ 'ommunit, In west.
ern North tarolina


SYLVIA, y 6 JuIN . ~ va" mountains
Of western North tarol,ns l. situated ON"
Of the aueares' republics IA The world l.
,nIy .,,b,v.. s,t.ar. miles iu area
- -. -
ana ~ KNOWN a. NV S'"'' NINA"
Here live IN" Eastern hand al Ia" 'h"rp-
k.e.
TO-. land. la iu the two cour'ia s Of
=. -. ., 1, o,,,o Iuf,s and
swain Ahn 's'NN'n' wv w -
5000 rivers Nca'l"f'-l through 'W' ''"'
ties Of Graham and ih"r"k'" az" a '""
Indian tracts - land which ar" governed
-. a., nj, h.jv
-" .,.i , Ga,
Z" '"F =
81 all o'hrr Indian trii.s ia ~" country m
49,, ia. land l. theirs Nv purchtsa In
- ~ 49, ,,,,,.., ,,,.
iN'o " u ~ g,
IN" 'h't"h''> va" 'I-'"" 10 .'"s w"
81 the Mississippi u" Tree anus ~ "i -"N
inc u her. they were. pfuyidsl hey bought
t,n, ., E,. ~,
90 a.. ,. ,,J ,h,
MANY ." -" '''' -
proposition oi IA" ''pN"fhln'l' "" - VS.
and WEI" moved y" lnlihI territory 80
liV" with other 'fll"e, hlL "'i'f- 'h'-' 20
STAY whrr" they we're O' ih'7-' lh" mem
hers ~ 'h" Eastern tand- az" VI" dlr"''
descendants
The title &" ia" land - M 10" 'rital gov
erntn"n'' hu, ~ ',S'IIah'l y. W." h"i,
Nidual j. JHrf"Cts~i by Irruti ~ ih" "iu'i
az Legislature Ptupr"ior-hip exists 10
all iuten,s and purIS'S"~ aud NAV Descend
from parent 10 child, regardless ~ az" ~
sex, a. IN" owner may "l'"f Al real
and personal property l. tb" subject Of
barter and al" subject - 'N" approval -
'h" Council. hui IN" rghi ~ i~''''"f-
ship m ih" land - r'siu'''~i - m"nt-r~
81 IN" lsnd
Since 1870 or th"reah"n'~ thor" has ,'~'n
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rom H, 4 BRICK WALL
I Broadws, Illustration at Bufiding
Progress. In New York.

The tearing down ~ a huiliing IN the cast
side - Broadway south 81 FULTON street
attracts unusual %o't"u'i"n
one f-atur. l. IN" work - Nv" m~n do
mo.i-hiug the north wall 81 the old 10 ~
my whi,h - -iNt""n Iurh"s 'hick. The
men 49, uuun thi- wall With thor legs tSi.-
cling and - \ away a. the hnoks on eih'r
sId'
.a.b man has a 'hro--quart"r-inrh ~"
about hi- ,h"s'. and the TuIss are Ito -
balconies and 'hr roof ~ IN" hiio ti ms
huldIug ~" Wun kct- below NOV" M "H'
WITT ~u.tdarahl" frc--iom on 'h"lr rar '"
rrrrh. hu' ~ osp IA" easily a"'r that trev
oV.rci-a ,s'hk" al" and DO no. ri-S '"s NC
the ropes
ON he. OPPOSITE" wall j. Whit NAV -
rall,si IA man - old New NUrE 4U' n l"lu ''-
'pu ~ the progress - the usf "srt
PLAINLY marked upon tho partition wal 40
Ito roof line and ,hIwury ~ ~ NHu %
which occupied The ~" mor" tuan 10 We, 70
and perhaps go years agu
IN" windows are Dr k'si up, ara '.'
chimney has h".u 'u' oI-r win 'p"
Iuiuing wall. hu' th" siuTs ~ 40" eshi'- "i
81 th. rear os'"n-Iuu ~ lH,u-'' - ~
nAfk.si. and " needs l''l' "%'"r'l-' 81
mind 10 pirtur" ~" iVu 'r hrs do'Hu
windows which o7uI iNi ,p''" up~H
front -lot-' - fI' r-ui
Above he 'uV ~ ~. uli Hiwn" l. o.
ragged roof De-" uf the first .uUr"N"n -.
Whioh consisted m "t'"uug . iHut'
s'rt.turD uir,u .N, oh wall l. l. "Nl .H .
thai ~ ih" TINS thus addui"n vac ! .
there Wa uIr.u arr aIt.u iu' -nuih st
the uu.llurc fur F..r' ar" i'uf hncke
window lu 'N- addition o. Va" ont ~
stUI,fur'
Ne f.-fn.r trr'. .tI "v"u-ion o-crrrrl
fpr v.ar- 90, 'ir .- 'I" ''1..uC go th" ..
show. I.f f.o .r'," .- IiaIn Tia H'
beast i've adtl'tur- v"iH wtd" r"arv
It.H De- plainly i~'lr'''i up'n 'h" u,
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SNAKE LORE FROM ARlZONA.
- REIIORt NOT ,HII t0E
~ RtITITSN IkIS.


Law TT uT TTn NTTilrUf TW asTIInIr.
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BARBARA OF
OLLERTON.
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