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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-12-24

'Nr. Jackson was married about
nine years ago. SO thought" He
started. "You don't mean that IT'S bs.by3"
Mrs. Fray laughed hystesically. "A babys"
she cried. Here the baby comes! I"
There was another tap at the door. and Jack
sons baby" walked in. The professor jumped
up from his chair If he had been shot His hair
would have stood on end, If hair ever did
1T can't bel" he CALCULATED. There's some
mistake"
The baby" turned red and stared at him. Then
she tossed her head indignantly. what IS the
matter with me?" she inquired.
The professor looked hard at her. She was light
and pretty and daintily dressed. There was really
fault to find with the baby. but one-she was
twenty years Of age.
Surely you are not Mr.. Jacksoa's daughter!"
he said slowly. "! expected quite q little child.
Otherwise. it IS rather awkward"
''Oh!" She ciaspcd her hands and fought hack
the sudden tears from her eyes Il thought you
knew an about me. I am his stepdaughtes. Maude
Cousins. He always called me his little girl. ."
Her voice broke suddenly. "Of course I win CO."
here We must make the hest of it. Ny household
is hardly adapted receive a-an attractive young
lady: but Of If had known your age should
have made-er-moee suitable arrangements"
''Of course" she retorted. If had known your
age. l should not have come thought professors
were always old. l know they don't like women"
II can't help being young" he said. If you
can thirty y-hve young: but have NO aversion to
ladies. l don't know enough about them to have
an aversion. OF otherwise. Anyhow you must
stay here for the present"
II would not dream Of intruding." she replied
frgidly.
There is question Of intrusion" he assured
her. Your father showed me great kindness when
l was Younger. a child Of his has every claim
upon me. I hope you understand
II quite understand. I am not a child Of his"
1T is evident from his letters that he REGARDED
you as SUCH"
'Oh. he did," She could not keep the tears
hack from her eyes this time.
Therefore ! am most pleased to you."
She laughed bitterly. ''You seem plcasedi
You and this lady,"
''You mustn't mind me. my DEAR" Mrs. Fray
Protested Il was just surprised. that is ALL
We all were. Why. Jane nearly had the mysteries
when she came hack from fetching you from the
station. She to be your nursc. you see."
II was not dispieascd." the professor explained,
''only startled. ! am not used to young ladies'.
and it was rather shock to me. That Is. I mean
c.
II know exactly what you mean" Miss Cousins
said Il have no wish to shock you any further
YOU wir direct a hotel will leave once"
Certainly not" cred the professor.
Then I viii find one foe myself" She turned
The Holly chieftain., 1905-10-13
Chariot. sronte.s East Tribute.

"He will not separate us-we have
been SO happy" These were the last
words of Charlotte Bronte when. hav-
ing become Mrs. Nichols, and having
lived with her husband only nine
months. death came to snatch the cup
OF domestic felicity from the lips Of
the happy pair. A low, wandering de-
.irium came on. Weakening for an in
slant from this stupor she caught her
husbands woe-worn face, ard caught
the sound of some murmured words OF
prayer that God would spare her
Obi" she whispered, II am not going
to die, am He will not separate lis
we have been so happy"
The Holly chieftain., 1905-10-13
Woman. Charm. Listed in Book.

The Cingalese. DR. Harvey says.
have decided views on woman 5
cnarms; they have written book on
this subject They refuse to call a
woman beautiful unless she has the
following characteristics: Her ha.r
must be voluminOus like the tail of
peacock, long, reaching TO the knees
and terminating in beautiful curls.
Her nose must be like the bill Of the
hawk and her lips bright and red like
coral: her neck must be large ard
ronnt:-and her waist narrower and
tapering."
The Holly chieftain., 1905-10-13
WOVEN BY GIANT SPIDERS.
Beautiful Piece Of silk Exhibited at
Paris Exposition.

One Of the wonders Of the Paris ex.
bibition of 1900 was piece OF silk.
eighteen yards long and eighteen
inches wide. woven from the web OF
the giant spiders Of Madagascar. Into
Its manufacture entered 100. 600 yards
of spun thread of twenty-four strands
Of spiders web Twenty-Five thousand
spiders had to be brought into requi-
sition for the purpose. and these were
procured by offering the natives so
much hundred; but not knowing or
ignoring the purposes for which the
insects were required. and having a
"get-rich-quick" desire, they brought
them in by the basketfuls-mostly
dead. So that 1t was found necessary
for the winding-off machines to go to
the spiders, instead Of calling In the
spiders to the filatories. However, the
piece of cloth was finally completed.
and was of shimmering golden-yel
low color
The Holly chieftain., 1905-10-13
Tie inevitapls.

Whatever you do and whatever you say.
Somebody's going 20 kick.
II you even attempt to give money away,
They will VOW it's some kind of "a trick
You may struggle and toll 10 evolve a
new plan
For meeting the needs or the pleasures
of man.
But when. with some pride. your en-
deavors you sean
Somebody's going 10 kick.
If refuge you take in the far-distant
stars,
Somebody's going to kick.
II YOU hint that perhaps there are peo-
pie In Mars.
There's ridicuie following quick.
The man who is mentioned when his
tory is read
Is the man who went straight and sim
cereiy ahead.
For you may well know that I'll after
you're dead.
Somebody's going to xick
Washington Star.
The Holly chieftain., 1905-10-13
TIME TABLE

GOING WEST.
No. I, local passenger, las Il. m
No. 5f-Denyer express. 1924 a. m
No. Sway freight. 7:3Ox. m
No. 1--passeng-r ... :. 5:i5 a. m.
GOING EAST.
No 2-pasSenger. ..... 1855 u. m
No. 6-Kansas City and
Chicago Express -. 4 3:3f a. IN.
No. S-Mexico and Cali
tornia EXpreSS ...,.,S l:n2 a. m.
No. l0--ChicagoF Fast mail ll:jO p. m
No. S4-Wav freight ...... s 3:05 p. m.
All passenger trains except Nos. 8
and 10 carry tourist and Pullman
sleep"rs. Nos. 8 and 10 carry day
coaches and Pullman sleepers.
No. 8 carries through s.eepers to
St Louis via Kansas City and the
Wabash.
An, information concerning train
service, tickets. rates, etc. cheerfully
given. j. II. SNYDER,
Agent.
The Holly chieftain., 1905-10-13
ooFFs STRIPES TO PRAY.
Admiral Shows His Respect for the
Scriptures in Peculiar Way,


A certain and favorite junior officer
in the United States navy had for
considerable time observed that the
admiral always removed his uniform
coat and donned one of less preten-
sions when he read his Bible on Sun
day mornings. He often wondered
why the commander of the flagship
should do so strange thing, and so
one day, when the good humor OF the
admiral permitted the great amount OF
freedom such question would re-
quire. he asked
Admiral, will you tell me why you
always remove your uniform coat be-
fore you open your Bible for Sunday
mornings reading?"
The admiral lifted his eyes and
gravely stared the young officer in the
face. His smile was more beatific
than foSoidding.
Lieutenant. remove my uniform
coat before reading the Bible because
| can never give the Lord of Hosts the
proper amount OF respect and adora-
tion with the stripes of an admiral
embracing the arms that support the
Bible"
1t was question Of the pride Of his
heart-which was In his admirals
stripes-overcoming the love he held
for his Maker when he would render
his devotion to him.-I.ipplncott's
Magazine.
The Holly chieftain., 1905-10-13
Presbyterian Church Notice

The Sabbath school will meet at 10
!. m. on Sunuay next and will study
Of The Jewish Return from Captiv-
ty." The pastor being absent in at
-endance upon the semi-annual meet
ing of the Presbytery at Pueblo and
the annual meeting of synod at Long.
mont, there will be no preaching SER
vice. The Ladies' Aid Society will
hold its next regular meeting on Thurs
day next at the home of Mrs. Mcintyre
AT 2:3Q p. m. This will be social
meeting. All ladies who are interested
please attend
The Holly chieftain., 1905-10-13
Omissions Of History.

julius Caesar had waved aside the
kingly crown.
NO" he said. with becoming mod
esty; I'D rather have a frst-class con.
sulship. There is less responsibility
about it. and II you work 1t right you
can get just as much out OF the fees" :"
Privately instructing the reporters
to make a first-rage story out of the
gar debating again to his ls.enogra.
pier.
The Holly chieftain., 1905-10-13
New euro for Cancer.

All surface cancers are now known
to he durable. by Bucklcn's Arnica
Salve. Jas. Walters. of Dufiield. Va,
writes II had Il cancer on my lip for
years, that seemed incurablc, till
Bncklen's Arnica Salve healed it, and
now it is perfectly we'll" Guaranteed
cure for cuts and burns. 25c at Ikcl-
man Bros drug store.
The Holly chieftain., 1905-10-13

Ikelman Bros. received a new ten
gallon ice cream freezer last week
but before they had a chance to put it
in operation the weather changed and
got SO cold that the demand for ice
cream disappeared and overcoats sud
denly sprang into prominence.
The Holly chieftain., 1905-10-13

Arthur Jones spent .aonday in La
mar attending to some business mat
ters.
The Holly chieftain., 1905-10-13


for any Heal Estate in Prowers County.
office In Goodaie Building
LAMAR COLO.
Local and Personal.
S.N. Garfield transacted business il
Lamar Saturday.
DR.. w. S. Greenard of Amity was
Holly visitor Tuesday.
H. H. Mcdowell, water commits
sicner. was in town Monday.
Nigh. Marshall Lish House visited
his family at Granada on Monday.
Mr. Hoar, who lives two miles north
of Amity, sold 800 worth of canta
loupes ficm three acres of ground this
year.
CRANKY Hillyer, cne Of Lamar's
prominent attorneys, was in Holly
Wednesday attending to- some legal
business.
d. ". SdTSUH WdS ia lauldT Ou MOu-
day settling up the estate Of his
brother. Aldie Carson, decesaed, in the
County Court.
II. A. Dawley was down from Rocky
Ford Monday looking after the bust
ness OF the r. w. English Lumber
Company here and at Amity.
Several of the young people Of Holly
went out to T. M. Wilson's ranch Fri
day night. where they enjoyed one of
the incest dances OF tie season.
Miss jamie M. Brown, the milliner.
is confined to her home with an attacl
OF typhoid fever. Her store Is being
attended by Mrs. c. L. Mcpherson.
number of the factory employees
went up to Cottonwood hkye Saturday
night, and Sunday morning enjoyed a
few hours shooting ducks. which are
quite numerous on the big lake.
]. L. Robinson arrived Wednesday
from Vinton. Iowa, with carload of
household goods, farming implements
and stock, and has established himself
on his new farm, near Sunnyside.
W. H. White was in Lamar Monday
attending to some business matters
before the County Court in connection
with his duties as executor Of the es-
tate cf his brother, the late S. F.
White
The .tork paid visit to the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. George J. Ikelman
Sunday morning and George felt sc
good over his new boy that he distrib
uted box of '10-cent cigars among his
friends.
Emil Glaser sold out his blacksmith
shcp Saturday to II. A. Hathaway. Mr..
Glaser will go to work for the Holly
Sugar Company in the factory when
the sugar-makins campaign begins
next Monday
The Lamar hotel. conduced by j. w.
Mace. will not serve meals until Oc
tober 18th, and probably not until the
Goth. Mr.. Mace Is making some i'm
provements in his popular hotel, in
the way Of additional room, which
makes it necessary to suspend the din
ing room service for time.
The Holly Sugar Company placed its
first order for beets with the farmers
this week. The factory made a tes
rGn yesterday. and next Monday the
susar-making campaign will open up in
full blast and continue until something
like 10000 tons OF sugar beets have
been converted into The finest of gran
ulated sugar.
We neglected to mention ls.-t week
that H. F. kuck Of Mason City. Iowa,
came out to look after his forty-acre
farm, which he purchased last winter.
He found twenty-five acres OF the lin.
est kind of beets growing upon the
land. also fifteen acres Of alfalfa with
a good seed crop. Mr.. Kuck is more
than pleased with his investment.
The Holly chieftain., 1905-10-13

Frank McGrath and j. H. Bissell OF
Amity were transacting business in
Lamar on Monday.
The Holly chieftain., 1905-10-13

Nigh. Marshall Lish House visited
his family at Granada on Monday.
The Holly chieftain., 1905-10-13

II. H. Mcdowell, water commits
scner. was in town Monday.
The Holly chieftain., 1905-10-13

We neglected to mention lstt week
that H. F. kuck Of Mason City, Iowa,
came out to look after his forty.acre
farm, which he purchased last winter.
He found twenty-five acres OF the i'm
est kind of beets growing upon the
land. also fifteen acres Of alfalfa with
a good seed crop. Mr.. Kuck is more
than pleased with his investment.
The Holly chieftain., 1905-10-13

President Wiley of the Holly Sugar
Company made n trip to Chicago this
week. returning home Welnesia; /;
morning.
The Holly chieftain., 1905-10-13

Mr.. Hoar, who lives two miles north
of Amity, sold 500 worth of canta
loupes flcm three acres of ground this
The Holly chieftain., 1905-10-13
Local and Personal.

s. N. Garfield transacted business il
Lamar Saturday.
DR.. w. S. Greenard of Amity was
Holly visitor Tuesday.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-05-02
La hueIga EN- Europa

La Parole" un periodico ita~
llano, trae e1tensos datos acer-
ca de la huelga en- los caminos
de hlerro de Italia, iniciada des.
de el IS del mes pasado.
En- respuesta a una interpe-
laclon scbre la sltuacion presen-
tie NJ. Forts. presidente del Con-
eejo ha dicho: 'Nosotros espe-
ramos resis'ir hasta hacer en-
trar en- razon a los empleados de
las compahiaS en- los caminos de
hero Yo declare que el 90.
bierno sabra cumplir con su de-
ber y la opinion p1blica sabra
apreclar la arfogancia de los
huelguistas. 70 puedo asegu
rar que el orden sera manteni
do y pronto volvera la llbre cir
culacl6n de los trenes, ssI
FL Gobierno hara ocupar las
estaclones por destacamentos de
soldadoS. Los mecanicos Y con.
ductofes seran reemplazad os por
hombres de la marina italiana
Y la cdbalIeria hara 10 demas'
Los dlputados socialistas dis
cuten los medios para hacer que
la ley sobre los caminos de HE,
ITO sea votada por ei Parla.
mentO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-05-02
Matelia de especuIaci6n

Londres, , de Abril -Todo 10 Que
Sc ha dlcho acelca del paradero de las
eScuadras rusa japonesa desde el die
en- que la rusa paso 10 largo de
singapore, e. materia de especula
cion. Nj siqniera Sc sabe con certeza
81 la e>cuadr1 del Baltico iba iunta 6
en- dos divisioneS. No hay ningtin
buque iuso Ell Muntok nj en- Batavia
nj consta Ia presencia de iaponeses
pcr muchaS millas la redorda dc
sing pore y las Indias Holandesas.
Admitiendo que puede ocurrir un
comoate naval en- cualquicr momento,
marines iogl ses de alta competcncia
y muy conocedores de aquellos mares.
hJandose ademas en- la experiencia
'dqulrida Ell esta guerra, consideran
probabio cue el almirante Togo no
dara nj aceptara combate, 81 en- su
p3der esla Il evilarlo, hasta que la es
edadra rusa St halle cerca de Vladi
vost"ck l.os ncncionados peritos OPT
nan que Togo. no obstante la exec
lcncla sus medios de information
ia Perdidn Ia pl Ia de Rojestvensky, y
que el probable itinerario de este iefe
sera nav gar con rumbo 4 la costa dc
Luzon. de ali alguna isla del Paci
tlco rcilen.'r sus carboneras. luepo
al noFte. dir~ctD Vadivostock. donde
podra ocurrir el comb bate esperado ha
cia Ia pFimefa semana de Mayo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-05-02
|lo.esas rralaas ' hermeias. IN

liosesas graldas ' hermeias: nn
I sslNo negfo dGmitaha sohie
ana esgeril.a DC rubio iunco in-
motfl camo un hfonOc. las ~
T sa> eruitaG ! vc<es dcsr,dicnte
un tenue polvillo 2ufeo que
ldanssha loc4mcnic en- e. So.
samaat,an sas mos a. gratagan
"a inc~E>aAlcs Al fundo una
IL an pucita De Vidrios azulcs \
sU>adOS delaba vcr el coma
los goTriones vocingieaban jun.
To a la cisterna. Y entire sus pios
indiscreioS se ola cl roznar pa
Citieo Dc los cabailos V el lelano
.cantaleAr dc las gallinas.
DE prontc Gallo dofla isidora.
h .cien - ademan de escuchar.
Ahi esta mi Felix .;hijo de
mi alma,
Se levanto dc un brinco. agil
ION rapidez jIvenil. ella mis-
ma corrio para abrir la portala
da. y ella misma sostuvo la IA
Ga para que el hijo descabal
case.
Iodo este. que yo no sc por
que she contado, paso hace al
gunos amos. Felix. que no hizo|
su mujer a su primera novia
case con una senorita a quien
apenas conocia, y. por 10 visto,
Ell yantar ordenado del carino
matrimonesco, avivo su hambre
lnsaciable de carinos volande
rOS.
Y ahora, todavia emocionado
por su final lamentable, mas Que
en- el, pienso en- la buena senora
aldeana, en- la pobre madre d
quien. en- un momento de locu
ra, ha condenado a dolor perpe.
tuO.
j. L6te< PntlIos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-05-02
la rnadre


ftliA T.. mueglo lsga atc Noms
csiA II iamslis. tn Carrion =
"a Castsile'a a uc sr .sAhla - Cisa
ooSa \ cn tiopcl me- han
invAdido los rccucfao> ~ ha
levantaao "a mi mcmoua "a
Somhra melancoaca de lcs dsas
cue iucron.
ESe icnientc Dc IA guardia.
que ~ la so.sdo los seSoS en- an
lragico srrceato dc passion car.
nal. era hiio De unos Labrador e.
acomOdados De Casiillela del
Campo. Ia madre. dona lsido
IA. una mulSr balita. gruesa.
gil. energIca. amablemente
parlanchlna guiaba Ia casa des-
de que vistio el luto de la viu-
dez. V el caudal cIeSio en- sus
activas manos. V fueron educa-
dos lujosamente los muchachos
en- un ambiente de paz, algeria
V abundancia.
En- Felix, en- el shijo mayor
habia pueSto la viuda 10 mas
florido de suS amCres. orgullosa
V envanecida de los arrestos in.
telectuales del chico. y convir
tiendole. cegada por el carino
maternal. en- eJe del universe;
solo tenia palabras para hablar
de el, de su nobieza, de su gene
rosidad. del ardor que derrocha-
ba en- sus andanZaS sentimental
les.
Guerra casarle. Felix era un
romantiCo, cuyo exaltado cora
zon vagabundeaba, sedient O
siempre de amores nuevos; V la
buena sonora, presintiendo qui-
zas un cor fuso peligro, trataba
de evitarlO, matandole el ham
bre de Cariiios volanderos con e
yantar ordenado y nutritivo del
cariilo Conyugal.
Ell teniente, recien salido en- T.
tonces de la Academia, tenia.
en- un pueblecillo veclno a la al
dea, su nOvla. y dola lsidOra
interesada en- que Ell noviazgo
ter mlnaSe en- matrimOniO, Sc
guia apasionada Ell vuelO de la
intriga anfOrosa, lnterrogandO el
semblante de su hijo, cercando
de manosas amIgas a la mucha.
cha. sOnsaCandO con habilidad a
veCin)s y parientes.
Ell pueblo y la aldea Sc inte
resaron Ell aquell0s amorios. V
hasta que la op0sici0n de los pa
dres de la nova no fue vencida
por la constancia de los enamo-
radOs. la llegada del teniente al
pueblo constitute IN espeCtacu-
10 para las mujeres Y los mozos.
-,Ahi esta Felix! ;Eh, que
viene Felix.
y aparecia el muchacho en-
su jaca, cubierto de polvo, con
una varilla en- la temblona dies
ira. avergOnZado, saludando con
voz ronca por la emocion = muy
tieso; sujetan1o nerviosamente
los quevedos, pasaba aute ell por-
tai de su novia, entire rlsitas
protectoras, to es y guinadas.
-iEj6n! Feliz
-Tieso ese Cuerpesito, meme.
Ell sonreia sin ganas, Y hosti-
gando la iaca desapareCia cami-
no de la pl "a
De- pues. formaiizaronse las
rela clones de los chlcos, consen-
tidas por los padres y las cabal-
gadas del niente delaron de
ser emOUiOndnte,.
PaSaha los dIas enterOS en- ej
pueblo, Y doha l>idora, en- el ca,
ser0n al ieano, mataba las horas
hablando de el.
Un diA fu = vi,ltarla.
Ole z It, i lSted la chiqnl-
LA de mi Felix? IA nj me tie
ne cad1 anio de - remonisima
que esl
-Sl, ;ndu iabIe.n e.nente, dona
lsidora.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-05-02
HOte1 Paris
GALE MENDEZ VlGO, N: 144
M AGU E1I

Situado este cstabl.cimento en- ell centre Dc
la callc Mendex Viso, con un jardin al frente,
es el que leaae payores ventajas y eomodlda-
des para los ,enores vajeros, el que cuents
con mejores h.bi,ac.ones frcscas, ventilsdas,
maxnifeoa bafios duchas.
nG- Cs,nia.s 4 todss korns. -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-03
HOLIDAY SHO0T At BtY RIDGE.
Frank u. Stephenson Wins the Cup and
TWO Other Events.

Frank .. Stephenson. the well known trap
shot returned to the fold az the all day shoot
~ no C,raso,,t Z, ,astordo,. at po,, pidgo
" wy = 'N'' ~ D"' i"Ne'
ana slsnau1ed nus return ny capturing trlo
OF events with some splendid scores. He
won theHoliday cup. with score Of % strai sht;
we Vo"'''iI'lOS s''r"'' p,O""o te,'N.e'
WIN a score OF ~ ouV OF posslnle 50
and n fifteen target trophy event. with
"A to yAnderyeer's 10. on the shoot-ofI f. w
er,dor n-os tho nevt bigh e,,n tpking ,,.o
- - $3.50 ~
events
The fun started at 10 o'clock in the morning
with a fifteen bird trophy race. won nv
e,orh,,son rbiu ,ga. folin,,.o1 l,, a ro,o,,.,i
.. 'p,4'''7". INC W." ~ ~ . i'i''"i''
Charles j. McDermott winning with score
OF "a fifteen bird target trophy event
which followed had o. Grinnell. Jr., and
- r,........ "a -. a., 81 - -. - =
- - -h'''tih"Nt tVh' az 10 '''4'' ''iH vi lA'e
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-03
POULTRY Snow IN GARDEN.
Time Honored Exhibition OF the New York
Ass collation. TO Begin This Morning.

After New Years Day Journeys by rail from
many points. there was q constant string Of
sni walls OF prize birds yesterday afternoon
at Madison Square Garden for the sixteenth
annual exhibition OF the New York Poultry,
Pigeon and Pet Stock Association, which will
begin this morning. The bulk OF the poultry
arrivals were from New York State and New
England. while many OF the pigeons were from
lofts near Baltimore and Philadelphia. The
poultry were in ventilated crates and boxes
and the pigeons in compartment cases. ar
ranged somewhat like the letter index boxes
in an office desk. with each marked with the
number on the leg-hand OF the bird It held.
Charles Chamberlain was the receiving
clerk. and he ordered the exhibits to their
pens as fast as they came in. and. when the
local entries arrive this morning tho display
The ornamental fowl. including pheasants
and the rare jungle birds. from which the
domestic fowl has been evolved. with tho
turkeys waterfowl and general poultry
classes. will be on the main floor, also the
the platforms over the boxes. the incubators
with the little chicks ready to pop from the
eggs are In their usual places and the song
hall
Tomorrow the. 200 rrizs fellnes TO COM
pete IL the third championship Glasses Of
restaurant hail. and they will hold their
pa zee, until Friday night. The Judges for
on long haired silver classes; II. p. Vidal,
in oil other long haired classes. and Henry
G. Wolters in all short haired classes.
clubs viii be held during the show. The
judges IN the poultry classes viii be David
Sbe Etg0oils ,S shelton Conn 3S, Gribpg
Conn; j. I. Cothran, New Rochelle. T. II
scndder. Glen Head y X. George u, Bur
london CaradR. 7 T. orr pittshurg Pa "