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Sierra County advocate., 1902-03-21
MINERAL APPLICATION NO, ITO
United Stairs Land Office.

United Stairs Land Office.
Las Cruces. N. M,
Feb. 26lh, 1902.
Notice is hereby given that Chris; Rug
segger and G. Whit Van Nest, whp.e
port Office address il the sad Christ
Rugs ggrr, Chloride, Sierra County. N.
NJ, and the said q. Wlllett Van Nest, 20
New and 20 Broad Streets. New York, N.
Y, have made application for Unit d
States patent for the Denver Group OF
mining claims, mineral survey, No. lll9,
sitnat'. In the Ouch llo min ny district.
IN the county of Sierra and Territory Of
New Mexico, comprising 1850 feet y n the
"Denver" 10 ie il a direct on y. so deg.
80 min. w. ir,m the discovery point |;
also comprising 800 ieet on The Little
Bonanza" lode, the zane being claimed
from the discovery point N. 8 deg. 58
mir. w. 800 feet and :. y deg. So min f..
1900 feet each u said mining claims
lying in section 30 TIP. IL s. RI W. N.
NJ 7. NJ. and more particularly described
as fl,ows:--
The "Denvcr" Lode,
Con menci'g Mt corner No. l.. n lme-
stone rock 24x2lxl2 inches set II inches
iheground marked with mound of
lll0
rtone alongside, feet base and lS inches
high, whence the s"c. cor. between
sections "a AMI Is IT,. II >. X. 8 w. N. NJ.
y. NJ, n lava stone 16x14xS inches above
ground set in ground marked on north
side u bears N. So deg. w. 37S9 II. .,dirt.
and running thence N. AZ deg. 80 min. r..
600 feet to corner No. 2, a Limestone rock
marked 2 thence ). so deg. 30 min.
lll0
r. 252 feet, the s. w. corner II the 'Cop-
per Queen" lode, 1850 feet to corner No.
3; thence S. 40 deg. 80 min. W. 600 feet
10 corner No. a. thence N. so deg. 80
mir. w. 1850 feet to corner No. l, the
place Of beginning.
The Little Bonanza" Lode.
Commencing at corner No. /, identical
with corn"r No. 4 Of the "Denver" lode
OF thus survey, n limestone rock 24xlIx12
in. set II in in the ground marked !
IIi9
and
illa, with mound OF stone along.
side fe t nae and IL in. high. whence
the "a SEC r. between te,tiena - and
% TIP. II = Z. w. hetrsN 50 leg. 81
min. w b03S.l feet distant; thence N.
~ ucR. ~ MIN. H.. O'U f'Ft tD corner No.
2; thence :. . deg. 5S min. r.. 1900 feet
to corner No. 3; thence $. 40 ,iev. 30 min.
w. 600 feet to corner No. 1 ; and thence
No deg. 58 min. w. 1900 feet t., corner
NJ. | the place Of beginning
The raid "D,nver" loie contains 1895
acres, and the said Little Bonanza"
lode contains l7.S7 acres.
The notice OF location ~ the "Denver''
lode is recorded in the office OF the Pre-
bate Clerk and ex -off!cio recorder OF the
said County Of Sierra at page 6Si in
Boz y, Of the Mining Lo ations IN said
office; and the said "Iiitle Bonanza
lode is recorded in the said Office at page
$50 in Book d. OF the Mining Locations
in said office.
Neiphborine or adjoining claims are,
the Copper Queen Lode, adjoining the
"Denver" lode on the aart side line
thereof; claimant. Christ Rngsegger the
"Denvcr" lode adjoining the Little Boz
nanga" on the southeast, both Of this
group.
EMIL SoIJaNAC,
Register.
IEi,st prhlica at;op Fab % 1000
Sierra County advocate., 1902-03-21

DoN'T BECOME DIsCouRAGED,
But use Simmons Liver Purifier
(tin box). Many limitations of
he original. 40 be careful and see
THAT IT's PURIFIER" and manu-.
factured bv the A. q. SIMMONS JR.
MEDICINE Co.
Sierra County advocate., 1902-03-21
No. 5.
Notice TO be Published.
MINERAL APPLICATION No. 7la

NO. ..
Notice TO be Published.
MINERAL APPLICATION No. 71a
United States Land Office.
Las Cruces. New Mexico.
February 3, 1902.
Notice IL hereby given that Frederick j.
Sterner and Mrs Mayme 4. Marble, BY
Joseph Kinsinrer, their attorney in fact,
whose post office address il Kingston. Sier-
ra County, New Mexico, has made appli-
cation for United States Patent for the
Silent Friend Lode Mining Claim, Mineral
Survey No. 1l1s, situate ia the Black
Range No. 2 Mining District. County Of
Sierra, and Territory Of New Mexico, GOV
ering 4Oft. OF the Silent Friend lode, pre-
sumed course n. 10 deg 25 min ". from
di coverv shaft No. l. and 110O fl. presum-
ed oours =. 16 deg. Is min. r. from said
dh covery shaft No. |, aud living In Town
ship No. Is $. X. & aud 9 W., unsurveyed
and more particularly described a. fol-
lows:-
Beginning at Cor. M. l, a limestone 2Ax
lbxl4 ins. set IL ins Ia the ground, marked,
1-llls. with mound Of stone, 2 II. base,
N II. high alongside. whence North
percha Initial Point No. I Black Range
Mining District No. 2. Sierra County. New
Mexico bears q. 38 deg 55 min. Ty7 H.
dist. and running thence =. 20 deg. ~
min W, 200 II. TO Cor. No. g, n limestone
24x14x14 ins. marked, 2-111s; thence g. 16
deg. ~ min e.. 1900 n. to Cor. No. 3, a lime
stone e4xi6xi2 ins marked, 3-it1s; thence
n. 70 deg. 10 mir. g. 600 n. to Cor. No. 4, a
limestone. 24x16x6 ins., marked 4-1l1s;
thence n. l6 deg. 2 min. W. 1900 n. to Cor
No. l. the place Of beginning containing.
exclusive of conflict with mineral survsv
No. Ss2. Blacky Lode Mining Claim. 70 90
-crer
The mott YES of location Of this claim are
recorded in the office Of the Probate Clerk
and er-officio Recorder OF Sierra county,
New Mexico, in Book, "A, on pages, 15l and
1h2, Mining Locations; Book, "B," pages,
AZ and &Ss, Mining Locations; and in |
Book. "B, on pages, $50 and asi Mining |
Locations.
Nciehboring, adjoining and conflicting |
claims are, on the west, the Silver nugget |
Lode, abandoned. and by the Blacky Lode |
Mineral Survey, No 362, Hugh J. Wilson,
claimant. No other adjoining or con-
hicting claims known.
EMIL SoLIaNAc,
Register.
Firss Publication Feb. 7, 1902.
Sierra County advocate., 1902-03-21

Gen. Otis explained to the senate
committee that he restored peace
IN ths Philippines before he LETT
there. His assertion is backed mp
by the fact that we have had 80, 900
troopers there ever siDce then 10
keep the insurgents out OF Manila.
Sierra County advocate., 1902-03-21

Notwithstanding that the Boers
have been completely wiped ont
several times and their "last guu"
captured, II now ,ranspires that
thd ncers find easy victories aud
have seventeen euus. most OF them
taken from the English.
Sierra County advocate., 1902-03-21

Ever ready, always reliable, are
Cheathsm's Laxative Tablets. They
cure Cold quicker than any known
r medy. Easy to carry, pleasant
to take. Guaranteed. Price rs Cts
Sierra County advocate., 1902-03-21
NOTICE OF PUBLICATION.
Department Of the II terror.
Land office at Las Cruces, N. NJ
faausrx eSna NAao

NOTICE IL hereby given that the following
named ss.ttler has hied notice OF hts ipgentio ion
TO make nnsl proof in support OF his claim, and
that said pruof will be msde before Probate
Clerk 81 Hilisboro \. NJ :. on March ath. 1909
si.i '""-'
pswITrc. TAYLOR, Homestead Application
M, sY36. fsr the swAswA Sec III III IBs. X,
I8w, -
He names tho following witnesses 10 prove
HE continuous residence upon and q nlt,v.,i ,ian
~ said lard, vixs
jsmcs h, Latham Of Lake vsIiey,N.
Thomas 7, Lee, Of Lake vail~y, Nm
Arch Latham, % Lake valley, Nm
Benjamin y, fssks, ef Lake Valley. N.
knii soLiaxAc
,vt, ,Au..,, - R~gislsr,
Sierra County advocate., 1902-03-21

while looking over the Gazette, |
noticed thn, Pain Balm WAS positive.
iy guaranteed to cnre rheumatism.
~ bought u bottle OF IL and before
using two thirds Of il my rhenrna-
tism had taken it, fight and have
not had \ rheumatic pain since"
Sold by All Druggists.
Sierra County advocate., 1902-03-21

1t Ia announced that fire insur-
ance companies will raise the rate
of insurance twenty Ave per cent
In the western statss aud ter
ritorles.
Sierra County advocate., 1902-03-21
CHRONIC DIARRaOEA.

Mr. O. B. Winp6eld. of Fair
Play. Mo-. who suffered from chronic
dysentery for thirty Ave yearr, SAYS
Chanherls,n's Collie, Cholera and
DiarI hoea Remedy did him more
good than any other medicine he
had ever used. For sale by All
Druggists.
Sierra County advocate., 1902-03-21

Gov. Taft says the Moro islands,
which are ours by right Of con-
quest, have n population OF from
900. 900 to l,500.O 900, and OF these
25O, 900 10 300, 900 are slaves.
Sierra County advocate., 1902-03-21

You will never wish to take an
other doae OF pills IL you once try
Chsmb.rlaln's Stomach h Liver
Tablets They are easier TO take
and more pleasant in effect. They
cleanse the stomach and regulate
he liver and bowels. For sale by
All Druggists.
Sierra County advocate., 1902-03-21
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department Of the Interior.
Land once at Las Cruces, N. NJ. |
January 22nd, 1902
NOTICE H. hereby given that the following
named settler bas fled notice of his Intention
to make anal proof in support Of his claim
aud thai said pr 1f will be made before Pro
bate Clerk ~ Hillsburo. N. ~, on March 9th
1902, Wiz
JAMES n. LATHAM Homestead Appics-
uon No. 1897 for the Ell NWA and 81 NEi<
Sec. 81 Tp. Ia :. X. Bw.
He names The following witnesses 10 prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
Of said lsnd. viz;
Dewitt q. Taylor. Of Lake Valley, N. N.
Thomas r. lie Of Lake Valley, n. N.
Arch Latham, OF Lake Valley, n. NJ.
benjamin y. Parks, Of Lake Valley, N. NJ.
EMIL SoLiexAs.
Register.
First Publication Jan. 81. 1902.
Sierra County advocate., 1902-03-21
&c" With 4 Tail.

The &c" with q tail Is the trade
mark Of Cascarets Candy Cathartc.
Look for 1t on the light blue enamele,l
metal boxl Each tablet stamped
c. c. c. Never sold in bulk. All
druggists, Ioe.
Sierra County advocate., 1902-03-21
A PRlNTE GRREATLY SUR,
PRISED.

II never was 80 much surprised
IN my life. a. | was with the results
OF usine Chsmberlsln's Pain Balm"
Gays Henry T. Crook. rressman of
the Asheville IN. &. Gazette. II
contracted n severe case Of rheuma-
tism early last winter by getting
Sierra County advocate., 1902-03-21

According to Furs'on every per-
son who stands for justice and
Iibe4ty ought to be strangled % .
treasoner.
Sierra County advocate., 1902-03-21

WHICH no @hes
ean hide, and
often In their very
carriage betrsy
the won . n ~
weak ness which
pprssaes them.
There can b no
perfect health Tor
the woman who
assAsVa tFnttt dir.
Sierra County advocate., 1902-03-21
THE pOESE

u . woman In perfect health attracts
the eye at once. Such WOMAN Ia all
goo rarely seen. Tbs niost of women
tsss scars ot suffering on their faces
Sierra County advocate., 1902-03-21

John Fritier, Of Silver City.
was thrown from wagon and re-
ceived injuries from which he died.
Sierra County advocate., 1902-03-21

To complete John Bull's misery
u nut needs the irirh to break
away from the reservation.
Sierra County advocate., 1902-03-21

II 10 evident that Mark Hanna
still retains his grip on tho senate.
Sierra County advocate., 1902-03-21
@M%,u

rhis signature y o. every bos Of she Eenains
Laxative Br0mO-Q Quininc r.s'...
the rsmedv that e~res a ee,s " 80 aay
Sierra County advocate., 1902-03-21
Stops the Cough
and works Off the C0Id,

Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
cure cold in one day. No cure.
no Pay. Price 25 cents.
Sierra County advocate., 1902-03-21

General Miles made application
70 90 to the Philippines aud settle
Sierra County advocate., 1902-03-21
To Cure a Cold in One Day.

Take Laxative BromoQuinine Tab.
le,s. All druggists refund the
money il II fails 10 cure. Il. W.
Groves signature on each boz. 25c.
Sierra County advocate., 1902-03-21

my feet wet. | tried several things
for II without benefit. One day
Sierra County advocate., 1902-03-21
A. T. & s. F. R'y co.
Time Table in Effect At Lake
Valley, January 1st. 1900.
Train Arrives 1905 p. m.
Train Departs 1925 .. IN.
Il. A. HALLocK, Agent.

SUNDAY TRAIN TAKEN OFF
Lake Valley Station, January
'lst, 1900 : Sunday train service
~ Lake Valley branch is discon-
inued. Train wall run daily
.xcept Sunday.
Il. A. HALLocK, Aeen'
Sierra County advocate., 1902-03-21

Deming exrects 10 have electrict
lights by April /.
Sierra County advocate., 1902-03-21

First publication Feb. 2s, 1902.
Sierra County advocate., 1902-03-21

First Publication Jan. 81. 1902.
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Dyspepsia.
Indigestion.
Belching.
Heartburn or
Constipation
can be cured
by the use OF
the Bitters.
Hundreds have
so testified
Try II and b.
convinced.
our 1903 AL
nanac " now
ready. Get q
COPY from
your druggist
IL Is free.
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NATURAL HISTORY.

81 think Il is q funny thing remarked
young William Lee,
One night when he was studying hiH
natural history,
"How animals with plants and trees
can get so strangely mixed,
Although this book declares that in
their kingdoms they are fixed"
smiled at Williams quaint conceit. but
when I'd thought minute
| couldn't help acknowledging that
there was reason In IT.
For in the park across the way, as plain
as plain could be.
Beside the gateway growing was a tall
horse chestnut tree.
And dainty 'dogwood" blossoms from
the woods we often bring,
And there's the yellow "cowslip" that
we gather In the spring.
We've hunted for the "foxglove' and
the timid "harebell blue,
And captured splky cattails" and the
pussy willow" too
In the corner OF the garden is a tiger
llly's' lair.
Last April there We're "dandelions"
rampant everywhere;
In fact, a whole managerie l very
quickly found
OF animals. both wild and tame, a.
growing in the ground.
j. b. Hartswick.
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probably dramatize other stories of Sir
Gilbert Parker's. His novel, The Right
OF Way, has achieved the unusual dis
tInction among novels OF the day OF still
being one Of the best selling books a
year after publication.
Mr.. Hamilton w. Mabie in n recent
criticism of Mrs. Banks novel Oldheld,
a Kentucky Story Of the Last Century,
says that readers of Mr., James Lane
Aliens charming stories do not need to
be told that there is rare quality in
the most characteristic Kentucky life
happy combination of free individual
fly and old-fashoned courtesy. This
high-bred air which gives the plainest
surroundings a touch OF distinction per-
vades Mrs. Banks novel;" He charac-
terizes II as "a restful. Arcadian tale
of q quiet Kentucky village, not lack
ing its thread of romance and not with
out its note OF tragedy. but reposeful
tender and intimate" He speaks Of the
relief II IS to get away from the hard
ness and metallic brilliancy OF many
well written contemporary novels into
n life so gentle so full OF the old time
rehnements and courtesles. the old time
reverence for the individual without
reference TO conditions. as that describ-
ed in Oldneld." A fourth edition Is al
ready on the press for immediate pub
LEGATION. The book was published at
the end Of May.
The character of Lady Tilchester In
Elinor Glyn's new book, THE Refiec-
tons of Ambroslne is said to be drawn
from that OF celebrated woman Of III
tie, who Is known as one Of the most
beautiful women In London. The story
concerns itself largely with fashiona-
BILE English people In country houses.
people who declare that their position
In society releases them 20 certain
extent from the claims OF convention
ality. Ambroslne's unsophisticated OBJ
seryatlons upon these people are ex-
tremely divertng.
Writers Of fiction seem 10 succumb as
frequently as artists 10 the charms OF
France: Marie van Worst, author OF
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TO him and has gracefully expressed'hls
appreciation of them In the dedication
OF the new volume.
Mr.. II. s. Merriman, author Of 1.-THE
Vutures," recently published by the
Harpers, is probably the least para
graphed OF any popular novelist living,
and II is exceedingly difficult TO get any
facts concerning him. MIR. Merriman--
or Scott, which IL his real name--is
married and lives In Suffolk, where he
has built house after his own ideals.
This he expects TO lnhabit he says. for
the remainder OF his life. Mr.. Scott's
slster-ln-law has done some excellent
literary work over the signature IS.
G.. Tallentyre," and wrote one book In
collaboration with him. Mr.. Scott does
not permit his picture to be published,
but he Is said to resemble In some
measure Robert Louis Stevenson.
A 16-year-old daughter Of the artist
Mortimer Menpes, Miss Dorothy Men
pes, has contributed the letter press to
her fathers new volume, "World Pie
lures" and Is now heralded as the
youngest author in England Her
achievement good In It's way, cannot
be compared, however, to that Of our
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PROGRESS.

To ne giving and It's getting,
IN IN as smiling and It's fretting'
In I've i,s peaceful years Of toiling,
~ ND ND rs awful days of war,
e.,ar IN the world Is moving,
L AVA ell human life is proving
- ~" IL reaching toward the purpose
II THAT the great God meant II for
r,rough it's laughing and It's weeping,
;Irhroueh lbs losing and Its keeping,
aanro,,eh lbs follies and its labors,
Weaving In and out of sight
m tbe end from the beginning,
TSrongh all virtue and all shining
pseled from Gods great spool OF prog
INNS the golden thread of Right,
All ,he darkness and the errors,
All The sorrows and the terrors,
Time has painted In the background
On the canvas Of the World;
And the beauty of LIES story
lie wIl do in tones Of glory.
When these final blots OF shadows
From his brushes have been hurled.
ELLA Wheeler Wilcox.
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NOTES,


In view OF the fact that James Rus
sell Lowells active connection with the
antislayery movement lasted only three
years, the amount OF his output on that
subject Is surprising. Houghton, Milf
lin X co. have brought together no less
than 90 of his anti-slavery papers in
two handsome volumes, the edition be-
Ing limited TO 525 copies, published Nov
2, Many of these articles, contributed
TO the National Anti-Slavery Standard
during ls41. lSiS and 18i9, have much
Of the literary charm of his later es-
says. Though the slavery issue is dead,
ne inyective, irony, satire. and elo-
guence that Lowell put into these
iorceful essays deserve the honor Of q
limited edition.
The continued popularity OF THE
amplighter." of which Houghton, Milf
I'm x Co. announce u new and author
he'd edition, is evidence of immense vi
ullty In the book. II Is nearly so years
since this novel appeared and became
Gonoe very popular. Its success might
o1er suggestion TO our own novelists;
Tor II was not based upon the graces of
sVle and workmanship now SO studi-
Nsly cultivated; rather 1t won its hold
upon the hearts OF readers, In spite OF
Us dldactlcism, by the sincerity OF its
lone, and the life-likeness of Its char
sders. The story Is imbued with
Nssionate sense OF the reality of their
moral experiences which communicates
Itself to the reader and stirs his SYM
nthies, "One cares" as recent critic
IN he
iAmplighter' while for the personages
q many a story without The Lamp
Aghters' faults one does not find HIM
ell caring In the slightest
W, l.. Alden, In his London cable TO
The New York Times says: "Mr. An
aeys 'Bayard from Bengal Is selling
lapldly. Mr.. Anstey is certainly the
ltst OF living English humorists, by
which no disparagement of Mr.. Jerome
" 81 Mr.. Jacobs Is intended. For Mr..
Anstey Is an original humorist, and is
vhiike any one else. He might be de-
nhed az humorous Mr.. Wells. His
s"rles are as Impossible and plausible
s Mr. Wells scientific miracles, but
LOW infinitely amusing they are | was
!sadlng again the other day his Brass
Douie. The method is the same as
ual OF MIR. Wells. Granted his premls-
rs the story is perfectly consistent and
mooaple But how delightfully."- hum
ofous II Isl"
~ VIII be good news to many OF
y%nes Whitomb Riley's admirers TO
teaih mat there are seven stanzas IN
on n reading version OF an IAN Old
sweetheart OF Mine" that have never
appeared IN print. This year. however
S,e Bowen-M Merrill company have In.
uueea The author to allow them 10
publish in one holiday volume the en-
eIe poem OF Is stanzas. IAN Old
sweetheart OF Mine" is one of the most
,laoOrately artistic OF the Christmas
Dooks' The cover Is done by q. Alden
rreltson, the decoration by Vireini,,
Aesp and fun page illustrations for
mcety verse by Howard Chandler
.nflsty. These drawings are in doll.
se'e tints and reveal this popular artist
y MS best. Mr.. Riley grew enthusiast
We when the originals were submitted
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BOTTLE BABIES

Bottle babies are so likely
to get thin. What can be
donei More milk, condensed
milk, watered milk, household
nlxtures-try them all. Then
lY a little SCOTS Emulsion in
the bottle.
1t does for babies what it
does for old folks-gives new,
arm flesh and strong life.
You'll be pleased with the re
suit 1t takes only a little in
milk to make baby fat.
=, send yos htils 10 ny. II 700 lie.
WI : sowkE. ~ TeaIl street. Nee York
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American Margaret Horton Potter,
who wrote. at the age Of IL, novel
that stirred social Chicago to a high
Mitch of excitement. Miss Potter Ia
now in her twenty-flrst year. and has
written In her recently published "lstar
of Babylon" n novel which has made a
profound impression.
The list OF notable photographs
and photographed "reminiscences.
which Is a distinguishing feature OF the
present season. receives a signal add.
ton this week In the Rev. Edward
Everett Hale's Memories OF Hug
bred Years"
DR.. Hale IL one Of the most inter-
esting figures In American literary
history today. His wide acquaintance
with American noObilitles of the past
and present conjoined to unfailing tact
and IA memory OF iron" 1.-THE phrase Is
his own, especially fits him for the
task OF dignitied reminiscence.
In connection with the publication
~ Iafeadio Hearn's new book "Kotto"
We see that one of the stories of the
volume. called "A Woman's Tragedy"
has 1uSt DetH Itdu " tHthhptiS va t"'
Janan society in London. Hearn has
been called the one man OF the British
race who understands the suble'y OF
Japanese nature. This son OF an Irish
father and a Greek mother has now be-
come japanese citizen by adoption.
A new illustration Of the growing
interest OF Italian economists In Amer
lean probems, and OF their increasing
appreciation OF American scholars. Il
found In the Italian translation o.
prof. Ely's "Monopoiles and trusts
1The Macmillan company which has
lust been published In Turin In the
'.Blblioteca Dell Economista, edited
by prof. Pasquale Jannaccone. The
work has been translated by Dr. raoio
Conte. go, g..
n includes new introduction by
the author. further explaining his ideas
Of the significance OF monopoly price a.
class n,ice. The original Is now In the
fifth thousand. The subject with which
the work deals was surely never more
a live question than today.
In the is years since the publication
of Kate Douglas Virgins MASTER
niece 'sThe Birds Christmas Carol, the
sale has amounted 10 almost 100000
comics. ana OF these 10000 have beer,
taken during the last u months rms
Is record Of sustained interest which
very few other books can boast
Sir Gilbert Parker. author OF the
Right OF Way. Is engaged with the
playwright in putting the nnlsning
touches TO a dramatlzatlon OF his story.
When valmond Came 20 Pontiac, which
has been done by an American woman.
Mrs. Cenoyra Ingcrsoll Nash. sir Oh
bert thoroughly approves Mrs. Nashs
work. which In Its method IL based on
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