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Guatemala Pickpoc.<ets and Their
Whir!wnd Elethods.


| Whir!wind Eiethods.
'T once thought the New York
pickpocket about the slickest in the
world" said a detective just back
from Central America with pris-
oner, ''but the Guatemala operators
have our local artists beaten to an
omelet.
81 was standing at the corner of
one of the main streets of Guate-
mala city about noon one afternoon
watching the handful of people
abroad. A prosperous looking man
passed me. | took particular notice
of him because he appeared to be
well decorated with jewelry. He
had heavy finger rings, a massive
! raw gold watch chain and earring
of curious pattern. | was think
ing how he would delight a New
York pickpocket as he halted a few
yards away to look into his wallet,
a fat, bulky affair.
Gust then a young man about
six yards distant gave a shout and
ran toward the man with the wallet
and jewelry. The latter started
and stood perplexed for just about
two seconds. In that time | saw
the young man run into him, knock
him down by the force of the col
lision and race toward me. AS he
came | saw him stow away the
mans watch, several rings and the
wallet.
81 shouted and made spring for
him. He ran into me, lodged a
swing | made at him and was across
the street in an inconceivably short
time. | started after him and saw
him run into a third man. The
third man tried to hold him, but he
might as we'll have tried to catch a
bunch of forked lightning. The
man was away and up an alley in
two minutes after he had run into
the first of us.
"When we compared notes it was
found that he had skinned the first
mans fingers of rings, got one of
the earrings, the wallet ard the
watch and chain. Third man had
lost handsome pin from his tie
and his watch and chain.
"'What did you lose?' they asked
me.
"G haven't lost anything said.
Then one of them pointed at my
tie, which had become undone.
81 found that |, too, had lost
wallet, stick pin, my watch and
chain. l got my property back
through the chief of police. He
sent for the chief of the gang and
made him hold up the young oper-
ator for the goods. The operator
was very obliging when he heard l
was detective from New York. He
wanted to know if | could assist him
in working in New York and how
the pickpockets operated in the city.
If he ever comes to New York it is
all day with many bundle of
goods. New York Press.
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HE GOT COFFEE.
The Major Asked For Tea,4%hut. That
Made No Difference.

Back In The seventies of the last
century, when the Kansas division
of the Union Pacific was called the
Kansas Pacific, Major E. D. Red
dington, who had served with dis
tinction in the civil war, was pay
master. At that time the paymas-
ter was the biggest man connected
with the road in the estimation of
the employees and the people living
in the towns along the line, and his
arrival in the pay car was usually
the occasion for a great outpouring
of the people.
One night Major Reddington's
car pulled into the town of Wallace.
The major and his clerks were CIV
en- a grand welcome by the people.
They were escorted to a railroad
boarding house and treated as royal
guests. 1t was conducted by bux-
ON Irishwoman, who boosted that
she set the best table of any town
along the road.
At supper that night every regu-
lar boarder turned up at the table
looking his best. The Irish '1and>
lady," as they called her, appeared
in neat blue calico dress, all
primped up and smiling.
''Tay r coffee?' she asked, with
a pretty courtesy, as she passed
from one guest to another.
The regular boarders understood
it all, and they answered, Coffee,
please, num-" Major Reddington,
however, was down east Yankee
and not much of a coffee drinker,
so when the question was put to
him he replied with his usual po-
likeness:
81 will have cup Of tea, if you
please"
1t almost took her breath away.
The look of disgust on her face
caused the regular boarders to tit
ter. Then she fared up.
'Say coffee, We omadahn, FIR we
have no tav,' she said as she poured
the majors cup full of steaming
coffee.-Kansas CITY Star.
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Chair Versus RattIeship.

A dentist who had been dosing a
woman patient with agony for an
hour complimented her on her COM
posure under torture. "But women
stand pain so much better than
men," he added. '"There is a prom
inent naval officer who comes here
who howls like a brass band when
ever nerve is touched"
''He does, does hep" shifted the
woman. II wonder what he would
do in bat,le?'
Gle would be as brave as a lion
and as quiet us a Sunday afternoon.
I'll stake my soul on that" the dem
fist added. ''It is all question Of
what nerves are touched"
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STAN lay pos aye, one of his
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his paper
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Aweman.s Comp,ex,on


1t is rank foolishness TO attempa
to remove salIowness or greas n 81
of the skin by the use of cosmetics,
or ''local" treatment, as advocaled
by the beauty doctors" TIE ooly
safe and sure way that a woman csn
improve her complexion is by purify
ing and enrichihg the blood, which
can only be accomplished by kee ping
the liver healthy and active. The
liver is the seat Of disease and blood
pollution. Green's August Flower
acts directly on the liver, cleans
and enriches the bIosd, PARTIES the
complexion 1t also cures constr
patton, biliousness, nervousness, a a1
induces refreshing sleep. "A single
bottle of August Flower has been
known to cure The kmost pronounced
and distressing case of dyspepsia
and digestion. New trial size bottle
% cents; regular size Is cents. Az
Frost q Spies.
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GERMAN EV. LUTHERAN
Services will be held at lU:tn a. m. except
lasi Sunda, OF the month. Sunday School
every Sunday at HOO, q. GUTRKUEsT.
Pastor.
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We, the undersigned, DO hereby
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Syrup OF Tar if it fails to cure your
cough or cold We also /guaraute-
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Partial contents for this Month
Suggestions for the Speaker What
to say and what not to say
Sugges tiOns for the Writer.
Errors and Models in English frome
noted Authors.
The Art Of Conversation. How to.
increase ones vocabulary.
Compound Words: How TO Write
them.
Shall and Will. How to use them.
Punctuation, Pronunciation.
Correct English ia the Home,
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G.. ST. P. M. & O. Ry.

PASSENGER TRAINS:
SOUTH NORTH
*S go n. 10. daily 1875 a. M daily
il :a5 am. exSunday $40 pm. exSnnday
1880 pm. daily 400 p. m. exS-unday
1850 y. H. daily Sis pm. Sunday only
81? D. m. daily
*COnnect at Ashland Junction with south
bound trains. II OnDects at Ashland JuSic-
ton for ST. Paul or Chicago tCOnnect al
ashland with Northwestern train fol-
Chicago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-19

s S .aBD1 light Tse:R New o.sas gssSs h @
showed goo ouat obr reretSes Without material
change. We quote: POTATOES bermuda. per Dbl
per- 81 Or 6as R Ssa do 2 and western
per sack. 81 eoS$1 IS; SWEET POTATOES Ylneland.
F ST 81 o g So9$s 60 do G5s Jersey Per doTPs ase
BLEs-ANIsB. New orleans. per bbi. S5gs3 80; AS
PARAGUs. Charleston per bunch 5osq$1 DO California
per dozen 75cq$1 so: DO French 81 25$l so; do Age
BETS Florida per crate 81 25dSi 80: DO Bermuda,
6 per Dol sd$i 5o cARR0Ts Tassd per 6b 81 50
g$2 do ua"9shed 81 25gSl IS DO gnWashed per 6ss
per crate 75ca$I - CUCUMBERs cuban. per carrier.
25 Sc % G re 1880 EAs PaPis6 is pee Ga 1
per case, $2G$2 30; DO 4 half case 81 25Q 81 90 do
do Frencb per dozen $$6$3 80; CELERY Florida per
52c do California rsr case s. 0S4 Sq' dSZs1 81 -
dozen 81 25SI 80; ENDIyE Bslsan per 70 l g lS2
EoRsERADIs per oo large Dbl S54$S 59 KoHLR Mel
per DOL $Ig$l -; t'%Fia9I Per orleans
S 5b 50 3? SS5:A I IT%F er no h per Sras
orleans per 100 punches s39$4 sha5ts, New orleans.
100 bpneEes 81 5oaS2 DO small white pickle onions
per bn $3.50 onions Co9a-tieg5 ana S1s 81;
10 Orange County, yellow. bag $2a$Si do red 81 90
yellow, Per bag buik per $50 10 81 5og$3 81 %
REG SZg$z 90 OH5A IoTlaS per c.FI T $50. 81
ass: PEAS Florida, large fancy per BASKET, SsQSio;
mud i per SINAI small boz s5a{s; PEPPEas od per
$SIST; do Cuban bullnose, Jo4S0; DO ions,
S2HS2 so: PARSLEY, New Orleans. curly. Dbl. s.
g$$ do plain $2GS2 so; do Bermuda per box, 75caSl:
PARSNIPS per Dbl 81 50dS2: RADISHES. New orleans,
per 100 lunches Sos. do South Carolina per basket
1852 ROMANO. New Orleans per Dbl. S2G$i do
Florida per basket sa$3; 90 Bermuda per box s. 23g
So: SPINACH. Norfolk per Dbl. SlGSl so; SIItlNi
BEANS. Florida. wax per basket crate, $SQS6; do
green per basket S3aS5 90 crate 81 Joa$i So do
frozen per pkg. S1Q$2: SQUASH Florida, white, per
box 81 60rS3; yellow crooneck S1qS2 50; do Cuban.
white S14S3; 90 Hubbard. Dbl S2tS2 90 do marrow.
81 5Od$2. TOMATOES Florida per carrier $q$5 50 GO
Cuban 81 256$2 90; do other West Indies, 81 2J$- %
TURNIPs. Canada rutabaga. per tbl $4,000 do Jersey
Long Island rutabaga, 10000 DO nearby, white,
81 25aSi Is: do Few orleans white S2q$2 so: WATER
CRESSS. Per 100 lunches, S24S2 so
HAY AND STTtAW-HAY-Tte weather does not prom
supplies aad with moderate stock Tor a
good winter demand. prices rule firm Holders OF any
material reserve free sellers moderate supplies
only view the moment We quote; strictly
prime. large bales. per 100 10. 81 10; No choice
81 There a good all useful undergrades
to-day $50 receipts for the
week ended February GOO previous week. 417O
STRAW-Narket firm but slow at the strong rates
65q70c per 100 p for long rye Receipts have run
exceedingly this New York received dur
four weeks less than 100 tons In the asse
gate
To'edo Feb. s-CLOvERsEED-Cash and February,
S. 22ls; March IS =; april. IS o5. TIMOTHY. 81
A
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The market for cotton steady with prices
unehanEed at lie FOR niadi1g upland and Csc for mid
ding Gulf Sales. lGs bales. Southern spot markets
lover at sales 575 bales MOTOR steady and un
changed at 1879: 5sles 2SG bales baltimore nominal
at l1he sales. 42l bales 1Atue Roc, steady and IN
1919 Wilmington duu unchanged NJ Io4e. St,
Memphis steady and unchanged 10 71ac; sales. 1880
bales Houston quiet and UNCHANGED at 10 0-i6o sales
sales SG bales He% Orleans aa,s and unca9ngs at
points for Tuesday W ~ Houston ron 1000 to 10000
Galveston fro9 % 600 TO SC0 bales agoipst ~ S0 last
Te6k ena 44S4 last ear ana at New Dreams from
las: year.
Cotton Exchange special LIVERPOOL cables spot cotton
export 900; American 8%0i receipts Z2oooi american
points decline closed quiet at UNCHANGED prices 70 de
March-Aprl. 82'zd; April May 56ld; MayJune.
September. 552d septemtsr-ocober 64sizd OCTOBER
Yarns quiet cloths quiet.
FLOUR AND MEAL-Busness in the was
in spring bakers and Kansas straights No change in
patents 81 26as5 TO- Winter strashts
So B5a$3 75 extra No ] winter 81 9OqS3; extra No
Winter. So sogS2 90 BUcKWHEAT flour : Market
quoted Fair to sood s. ao9s$ s6 choice to fsnoy
81 70. as to brand BAd MEAL arm; quoted Fine white
yellow. 81 2o8S1 20 coarse 81 10q$l y FEED
spHesFd m@dns s GGgr bran S9 s2 30 b TgG Cog S 90
S21 10 bulk SD 20 sacks OlLMEAl1 SIS dOuS2S
GRAIN-WHEAT-A advance Of bQlac in the wheat
market today response made a bulllsh cash
situation notably export demand which resulted IN
about so in all positions There strong
bull at times throughout the day and very light
offerings spite OF the fact that weekly foreign statistics
were decidedly beerish The quantity passage Tor in
stance increased 6s0o00O bush and worlds shipments
were about bush than the previous week.
was true that these figures hnd been
toward the close q the week. that
market in better position 70 reflect bull news Of
IL might have been otherwise particularly
strong factor toward coaing advance lo
Berlin steGdne5s late cables from
Liverpool the that this menn continued
bulsh Russian situation The decrease OF 0s2 600 bush
supply figures compared with 63S 900 bush de-
also exerted bullish eject at midday
There reaction after o'clock but buying
developed again hour and highest prices
reached The weather situation attracted
bulls tho idea that present
uuseasonably mild temperatures good for the
winter by r ana sudden cold
this time might the way for extensive dar
for thu day heavy reaching
So cars compared with year and total interior
receipts f113 bush compared with $4,000 year aso
on :he other hand wheat and -four clearances
aggregated GOO The cash market in New York
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BOSTON CURB MARKET.
.,o--as r, T. Thomas Reinhardt No. Is Wall street.
't Sew york ard No % Exchange Place. Boston)
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Citations.

\ TARKS SELIM.-THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF
VI New York. by the Grace Of God, free and inde-
pendent. LeCn1ra Dixon ana Carlisle Davidson said
being heirs and OF kin OF Seli MARKS. de-
ceased Whe-as Montague Cohen. of the County OF New
3ork has iat'y applied 70 the SCrrogate Court o. cur
County OF New YORK instrument in
writing bearing date OF the Sth OF December 1908
relating 20 bJl real and personal property. duly proved
VIII and testament % SeiiT Marks, late q
the County OF New York deceased, therefore you nd
each Of cited before the Surrogate q
County Of New York az his Once IN tie County e
New tEe 1Stl Cay OF Mare. 1907. ~ hac past
O'Clock "a tls forenoon % thai then and tlers
probate OF said last viii testament
And such Of yol hereby cited under the
OF rWentyoEe years -r-d 70 appear BY your
guardian. y have one or IL have zone 70 ap
and apply fc- be appointed, Il the svent
your neglect failure To 10 a guardian win b
appointed ~ the represent and act Ter you
in the proceeding.
testimony whereof. haze caused the seal OF tie
SurroGaes Court @ -he sa1 County . New 4oz % %
Ee-sU--o a-.Ee- Witness FRANK T ELIZ-
[SeaII GERALD Surrogate ot szld County %
Januar,- 1901 DANIEL. J. DOWDNEy.
CLERK Of l-rogate'S Court
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OTHER MARKETs-sY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago, Feb. ls-CATTI4E--Eeoeipts ssbout Is coo;
market steady; 10 prime steers, SiG$T; COWS,
So 25dSt 10 heIfers 81 60aS5: bulls S39S4 so; calves
So 5dS7 and feeders. 50 I5dS4 So HOGS
Receipts 600: market l0q16c mixed and
butchers S5a$T To lsht. So so0$T or Eeay. 81 So
GST To- bulk Of sales. Sc eJG$T 90 SfEEP-Recepts.
about 900 market steady 70 loo lover sheep SS9S6;
yearings 81 6OQS6 CO, lambs S6HSI co
Cincinnati Feb Is-IIOGs slow and weak; butchers
and shippers 81 12la common s. 60Q$6 IS. CATTLE
strong good shippers 81 5Od$5 So So 25
ass SHEEP easy and quiet 81 259$S rs; LAMBS
steady. 81 5OQSS.
East Buffalo. Feb 1s-cATTLE--Rscsipts. 400 head;
slow and generally loo lower prime steers 81 ootS5
shipping butchers 81 356 SS IS heierS SIS 80
as: cows S3dSi 50: bulls IS 25G$4 I5 sockers and
feeders S31S4 heifers. So 5OGS3
sPTingegs steady to sirens SlsaSSS FALS1cRssePis
cepts 10 500 head fairly active and 5Q0o lower; heavy
and mixed 81 e5 Workers. 81 SoS IS; piss. 81 1oS7 49,
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BONDS
TRADE IN CHICAGO.


Chicago, Feb H--An improved export demand
caused firm feeling in wheat late to-day. Tho
close active. with prices Sc &c higher Corn
was i4c 20 SsC higher finally, while for Nav
delivery left OF at 14c to 2sc advance Provisions
broke sharply large receipts OF hogs Pork closed
and ribs 2cc to CSC lower
In view OF exceedingly besrish array OF sta
tistics the wheat market held surprisingly well in
the fore part Of the session. Prices opened at a
slightly lower level. with pit traders mostly active
on the selling side. hut a moderate demand soon
turned the market for the better. July wheat
especially developed frnness. Weather conditions
in this country most favorable for the
nent and there a marked increase II receipts
in the Northwest. Local arrivals were 10 cars
Crop conditions were regarded as most promising
May closed at 7S}sc compared with 779ac Saturday.
July closed 7SzSc to 7Stsc. compared with 1850
7Sc.
Corn was strong owing to an advance Of I'D TO
sd in prices at Liverpool Offerings light
and the market responded readily TO the superficial
feeling OF bulIishness which prevailed Receipts
were heavy. 71 May closed at 47c to 471sc.
compared with 4S5sc Saturday. July close
Gs9sc to 46s4c. compared with 469sc.
Oats were neglected. but ruled slightly hruner, in
sympathy with corn. Offerings were light. Condi-
tons surrounding the market are little changed.
The movement from the country continues light
and the cash demand good. with shippers all re-
porting good business possible with Eastern
points. Receipts to-day were IS cars May closed
at 4Osc compared with 4Ol4c 20 4O4sc on Saturday.
July close S7lsc compared with sSzsc 70 SIC.
Provisions were weakened by the large receipts OF
hogs and a decline IN prices az the yards. which
not only brought about much liquidation by mis-
ceaneous holders. but inspired considerable short
selling by protest. oqals, who have maintained =
rather bearsh attitude toward the market for some
time. May pork closed at SIC Is May lard a.
s. ga, and May ribs at 50 "a
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CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York February IS. 1907.
Liquidation and selling OF tho Iate months by Europe.
market closed steady prices wese iogl5 points
al 200 bacs T,era sesy3ej 10 he continuation Of cir
whie5 may have ad'ersey affected s9Pumen
alton and greater reason for expecting depression as
last month The tax OF dissatisfactiou in Brazil
the yoglzation pan rather lager average OF brazilian
month. and the fact that Saturday the hrst March
with easier Freach cables and the European selling Of The
to yaogzaton in Brazil as result Of th3 re2oTtfd re-
OF money the federal government for even y
bankers in question has been reoosn since before Tie
TatoI-aon pan vas Plt mo anu '. mere tel'
ra-tcIar @ tie iargcst raft - the current crop las
a much smaller crop next season Lending trade
ess we're buyers on ne decline ana Mare6 showed only
tarolEa notices Hare was @sgi franc lover The
basis Of = ~ 10 No The total warehouse asyeres
against lo5o17 last week and a7s37 last OF the
weekly shipments and cearances no orI santos
as follows no clearance. 81 900 bags including 100"
etc santos c.earances bass including 1900 20
225oeo bags Of which 2oooo we're fr tho United
"2Eeent was ms fo. vs. stock CLIO bags eeaianeSs
oa! receipts at Rio and Santos f7r the week segregated
$4,000 bags against $4,000 last week and 1900 last
coTToN-The market was nervous and unsettled to-ao:
record under scattering qu5H-
ton absence HggTsa=lro Trading
active time. however. and
squirt commission house liquidation the market ruled
pretty the clos" being steady decline ~
300 points The active old crop montha AMI about IN
changed points higher the sales Tor tho dsy
estimated I24pOO bales The opening steady
a decline points. tho market up
net gain Of about la poats night after the call
OF shorts steady caU"s sales
the local stock Saturday But the advance checked
by tho publication Of the Houston estimate for to-day
receipts and during the the market
and under liquidation by trailing longs who
feared tho effect Of notices next Tuesday At Ql51 Tor
March ana $50 for May there enough buying by
SPOT stop the decline and IN the afternoon
prices rallied slightly the lowest covering u
shorts southern spot markets officially reported were
UNCHANGED % 40 reports circulating
offering concessions
compared with close the
continues under parity with south
crn quotations. according local bulls reported
sales about Zoo bales have been made from the
local stock but local dealers reported that tho bid o. New
England mills uudersclers' views to-day.
Of pTlccs In the local market today
follows
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BOSTON STOCKS.
Furnished by P, L Day Co. No ) Nassau street,
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

FURNISHED BY Charles D. Co. No. . Broad-st.
New York. and No ~ south An S. PHILADELPHIA
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ter. s7iAc edoat CoRN-Up to the last hour corn
very firm showing times about sc advance over
Saturday. with commission house and buying by
cash houses feature Reactions were started BY the
visible supply Increase 1279OOO BUSH and the
close received further impetus light export trade
amounting only loads The early strength had for
basis the advance Of 5sQ1sd at Liverpool mild weather
West. decrease $50 bush the quantity pas
and worlds shipments only 26S9O00 bush, com
pared with 3960OO the previous week Private cables
SAID that the rains Argentina had been too
light be OF much benefit Total interior receipts We're
heavy and seaboard clearances moderate No corn al
the close quoted Csc elevator and 53c ahoat;
No white. 54i2c, No = yellow. 5Glsc o b afoat.
OATSThis market also commission house
buying. decrease visible
and sympathy with the early trend The market
closed relatively firm about use above SATURDAY
Cash oats in New YORK firm, closing as toloWs;
Mixed rs to 90 II, 47 white 50 SO n 1910
b1Ac, and clipped white 80 to 80 ~ J02Gj3Egc RYE,
BARLEY and BUCkWIEAT-Noniual.
,TTrf-e
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N. Y. CITY RAILWAY DEFTCIT.

For the quarter ended December q the New York
City Railway Company CNetropolItan) shows
deficit after charges Of $507.722. compared with
deficit Of S5l5GH in the quarter in 1905. For
the year the deficit S2097.l04, against one OF
s255526S in 1905 and $S935g6 in 1904 Detailed re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-19

The gross earnings and operating expenses for
1906 include the operations over the tracks OF the
Thirty-fourth Street Crosstowu Railroad Company
the Fulton Street Railroad Company and the Tween
ty-eighth and Twentynlnth Streets Crosstown Rail
road Company, and the interest funded debt and
taxes include the accrued interest and taxes Of
these companies. These amounts IN 1905 were
shown net as income from other sources. The IN
come for 1905 also includes the operations over tho
tracks Of the Kingsbridge Railway Company
The quarterly report Of the subsidiary companies
Of the New York City Railway for the three months
ended December 81, 1856. compares as follows:
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Lost.

7 CST. FRENCI POODLE. white markings en- breass
and under collar c1.41c BLACK, with brass stud
d!nzs and brass lock: q suitable reward viii DO PAID
any one returning dog 70 No 113 East 18th ST.