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CLERICAL POVERTY.

From practically every re-
liglous denomination, all over the
country, the cry is going up that
there are not enough recruits for
the ministry to satisfy the de-
mand, with the result that many
small churches have to be al
most abandoned, and the plea is
made for more young men to
enter that profession, says the
st. Paul Dispatch. At the same
time, the average pay now being
offered to clergymen is about
$500 a year, and every minister
is recommended to acquire a
wife to share part of the labors
of his position, and he is ex.
pected to support her and him
self on that stipend. The
scarcity of ministers is not at all
surprising. Add to this con-
dition the fact that every de,
nomination has on it's hands a
large and increasing number of
men really superannuated, who
eagerly seek any vacancy that
occurs, and the situation is not
alluring to those already in
clerical orders or who con-
template entering the profession.
It might be expected that the
reduction of the supply would
increase the demand and in
directly raise the pay, but
nothing of the sort has occurred.
The young licentiate;can look for
little better than a chance to
supply three pulpits on the
same day, being obliged to travel
some thirty miles in all kinds of
weather and over all sorts of
roads, for the recompense above
mentioned. To be sure, he has
the advantage of half fare on the
railroads and discount from the
usual price of merchandise, but
that is only a palliative of the
real hardship of his situation.
MOne of the cloth is authority
for the statement that the pre-
vaillng prosperity has not been
shared by the church, and has
The people are making more
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BY HO WARD FIELDING
Copyright, 1906. by Charles W. Hooke
BY WARD FIELDING


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81 L had been a bad Saturday for
Billy Allenwood Somebody hadn't
come downtown that day. Some.
body else, bookkeeping creature
for the other, had no authority to adj
vance money on uncompleted serial
stories. Billy made the rounds, but
there was no money anywhere, and
when he went to take Dorothy Vincent
to dinner he had only So in his pocket.
Dorothy was an orphan and an heir
| ess. She received a check on the first
of every month, but, though there are
few characters so strong as not to be
affected by security and regularity of
| Income, Dorothy remained a good DO
hemian and as reckless with money as
you could wish your dearest friend to
be. She reveled in rich and dainty
fabrics, which she transformed by her
| own art and labor into the most be-
witching garments. On this particular
evening she wore tenderly exquisite
creation in gray tone, and carried a
little gray purse which contained her
all, the sum Of IS cents. This purse
was intrusted to Billy's care.
A strange subject of discussion oc-
| cupied them at dinner and on the way
to Dorothy's house. Billy had an op-
portunity to join with two other men
IN starting magazine, of which he
was to be editor, but they stipulated
| that he should contribute $1,000 to the
capital. Impossibility is not defined in
any dictionary SO adequately as by that
statement. Billy could not have raised
l,oOO cranberries at dollar bushel,
but Dorothy could raise dollars, and
she insisted that she should be per
m1tted to disturb her meager patri.
mony to the extent required and be-
come partner in the enterprise. She
would lend the money to Billy and go
shares with him. TO him, however, her
little fortune was the only redeeming
feature of world otherwise i'll ordered
beyond the power of language to de-
| scribe He knew what miseries she
thus escaped-few men knew better
lAoA oAIAy-duu lie "OUlu SOOuCF Lave
| disturbed the law Of gravitation which
holds us to the world than have dis.
lodged the anchor Of Dorothy's safety
He was telling her so in very elo
! quent language as they strolled along
when they were suddenly aware of a
| furry in the throng and the quick
| gathering of crowd. A man had
| fallen from the platform of crowded
car and now sat on the curbstone
| dazed and bleeding. It seemed that
there had been an attempt to pick his
| pocket and that the thief, detected
had pushed his intended victim to the
street. AS usual, the car had gone on
leaving only the most contradictory
rumors in it's wake.
The man was under middle age and
of very prosperous appearance, a
gentleman evidently, for he showed
himself superior to his mishap, even
though it had bereft him of good
share Of his consciousness Before any
one had raised a hand to help him he
got upon his feet with a certain dig
nifty, though the dullness of his eyes
showed that his wits we're whirling
He found cardcase in his pocket
after somnambulous fumbling; gave 6
card to cabman, and when the door
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WANTED Competent girl for
general house work. Highest
wages paid. Inquir at Ber-
man Emporium.
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WANTED-One hundred teams for
railroad work near Arlington,
Montana All summers work.
Free transportation out and
back. Anderson & Johnson,
Bemidji, Mimi.
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SAT ON THE CURBsToNE, DAZED AND
BLEEDING.
Of the vehicle had been opened got in
unasslsted. Cabby mounted to the box
and drove away.
1t was only a few blocks from that
spot to Dorothy's house. At the door
she said, "You have my purse, Billy"
But, alas, he hadn't it.
"Never mind" said she cheerily.
There was next to nothing in it. Good
night"
Billy said "Good night and walked
down the street.
II must have dropped it. where that
fellow was hurt said he to himself,
and the recollection that the purse was
gray, the tint of asphalt paving, gave
him absurd encouragement. So he re-
turned to the scene of the accident,
praying for miracle, but he did not
find the purse Instead, he found a
sealed envelope set up against the
curb as If by design and most excel
lently placed to avoid observation.
There was nothing either printed or
written upon the envelope except this:
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Billy held it as almost certainty
that this was a note which had been
raHed, ana IN the course OF the week
Billy put the note away in drawer
Of his writing table and forgot it. Far
more pressing matters claimed his at
tention. Dorothy was called to her
home in the west, and narrowing
fear tormented Billy that, despite the
positive commands that he had laid
upon her, she had gone to get money
for the magazine. Meanwhile the
scheme boiled.
One afternoon, following a confer
ence upon the all important topic, Billy
returned to his home so crazed with
enthusiasm that, happening to find the
lean. old serving maid busting his
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has no superior in diagnosing and treating
diseases and deformities. He treats acute
and chronic catarrh. diseases of the eye. ear.
nose. throat. lungs. liver. stomach and bowels.
Dyspepsia. constitutional catarrh. sick
headache, rheumatism, chronic female dis
eases. neuralgia. siatica. dizziness. nervous
ness, slow growth in children. and all vast
ing in adults. Determines. club feet, curva-
ture Of spine. diseases of the brain, diabetes
paralysis. Bright's disease, heart disease. ap-
pendicitis. eczema, varicocele and hydrocele
properly treated. Their system of curing
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HELP WANTEu.

W ANTED-E'or q. S. army able.
bodied, unmarried men DC
tween ages Of 81 and 81, citi
zens Of United States, OF
good character and tenn peraa
habits, who can speak, rests
and write English. For IN
formation apply to Recruiting
Officer, Miles block, Benia i.
Minnesota.
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Cancers, Tu1nors,
Golfers. Fistula, Piles,

varicocele and enlarged GLANDS with the sub
cutaneOus in Election method absolutely with
out pain and without the loss Of drop of
blood. is one of his own discoveries and is
the most really scientific and certain cure of
the nineteenth century. Young. middea age
and old, single and married men and all who
suffer from lost manhood. nervous debility,
sperm atorrhoea. seminal losses, sexual de-
cay, fa|tering memory, Stunted development,
lack of energy. impoverished blood, pimples,
facial blemishes impedime to marriage
also blood and skin diseases. syphilis. erup-
tion hair falling. bone pains. swelling sore
throat. ulcers, effects of mercury, kidney and
bladder troubles. weak back, burning urine
passing urine too often. gonorreah, gleet and
prompt relief and cure for life. : He is able to
tell anyone his disease. He is not likely to
doctor his patients for the wrong ailment.
No incurable diseases taken. Both sexes
treated confidently and privately. Consulta-
ton and examination to those interested, 81
DIR j. f. Doran,
202 Nicollet Ave. Minnear oils. MINI.
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Common. sense is the average sensi.
biltty and intelligence of men undis-
turbed by individual peculiaritiss.-W.
r. Alger.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-10
FRUITvvALE real ESTATE.


H. A. PLEITNER, Fruitvale Station, CAL
s2500-Modern house of rooms and bath on
main floor. and ground floor of rooms;
suitable for home or rental purposes; lot
3Sx125; easy terms; big bargain.
s225o-New Groom bungalow and BATH lot
S2:6x119 right in town; cheap.
$1IO0-Cozy cottage Of and bath; lot
5ox135; block from Fruityale ave-; choice
location; easy terms.
$1300-New 4-room cottage and bath: brick
foundation. etc; lot 5ox1Oo; blocks from
local Melrose station; $500 cash down. SIS
per month.
$135o-New cottage Of rooms and bathroom
lot 33:6x1l5; blocks from Melrose sta
down and G5aia Balance in easy
S21oo-Bay- window cottage Of 4 rooms, hall.
sf1so BATH p,ar barn barn lot
ments.
s2ooo-New cottage of 4 rooms and bath; also
living rooms in basement all plastered;
extra good investment; close to streetcars
and Melrose station; part cash, balance on
s2sooINew EVAN and modern cottage of rooms hall.
bath, mantel, basement. ETC.. fut trees;
lot 50x150; good street and choice location
ssooo-2-story house of rooms and bath: right
at the local station; lot 50x117; install
ments if desired.
S3200-House Of rooms and bath: a choice
home in best neighborhood; lot 42:6x15o;
IL block from Fruitvale-ave: car line.
$3.50 per lot-In beautiful orchard; variety OF
fruit trees; lot 50x10O; 500 cash down,
h. A pLEIfNER, Fruftvale Station.
w. E. RUDELLa REAL ESTATE.
Sc corner Fruitvale ave. and Washington St,
FRUITVALE, CAL.
S2250-Cottage of 6 rooms, reception hall and
porcelain BATH closets and pantry; fruit
flowers and berry bushes: chicken-hou and
yard; lot 50d23; one block from Fruitvalt
car line; two blocks from school; BLOCK
from church, 10 minutes walk TO local
terms, $1,000 cash. balance nat bank loan.
S175o-Cottage, rooms; city water; lot 5ox15o
short blocks to car line; terms, $500 cash
balance same as rent.
S2500-Cottage OF rooms. bath and reception
hail. lot 50x123; near line terms part
cash.
S16o0-New, shingle, bungalow cottage room,
and bath, electric lights, ETC.. lot 5Ox100;
block from line; terms, part cash, bal
bank loan.
$3.50 each--Lots in Fitchburg Tract, 25x1o0
terms, S25 cash, balance IS or $40 month
$500 per acre-100 fruit trees on every acre
fronting new boulevard, near San Lean
dro; terms, 5000 cash, SIS per month.
W. E. RUDEIL, REAL ESTATE,
Sc. corner Fruitvae ave. and Washington St
FRUITVALE, CAL.
Phone Vale 691
FOR sale-S-room house. furnished, piano. eIec
tric lights, BATH chicken pens; lot 40x141
For particulars see owner, 5000 Hillside boule
ward, Fruitvale.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-10

SAN FRANCISCO is not the only place
Oakland also offers fine Real Es-
tate buys
Buy at
F0OTHILL PARK
for home site or for a spec.
This tract lies ON the beautiful
new boulevard at Seminary avenue,
only few blocks from San Leandru
car line, thirty minutes by cleo
tries for Broadway and 14th st.,
Oakland, and convenient to the
Broad Gauge, s. P, railway depot
Over 150 lots now sold. They ara
going fast. Buy now before they are
all gone. Prices $3.50 and up
ward. Terms $25 down and 1915
monthly and up. No taxes. Interest
on unpaid balance. All street work.
matchmaking. curbing, guttering and
cement walks In front OF every
lot now being put in and included
In regular purchase price. Reason
tiful 9x16 three-color picture.
showing a true and correct birds
eye view of Boothill Park and
Oakland. Mailed free to any ad-
dress. This will soon be a part
of Greater Oakland. Buy before
Annexation Day. Prices will be ad-
vanced after that
GROWN & LEWIS, INCORPORATED.
Real Estate Brokers,
1855 Broadway, Oakland
NoTE-Take Broad Gauge ferry and
get OF at Melrose.
Branch office at Seminary ave. and
San Leandro road. Open Sundays and
weekdays.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-10
MODERN. CLosE-IN HOME

$s000-Modern 7-room house, on west side OF
Webster ST.. stylish neighborhood: walking dis
tanee OF Narrow Gauge, Broad Gauge Key
Route and business center; this Is invest
ment well home. 1909 d.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-10
FRANKLIN STREET.

s25.OOo-Large piece with substantial improve
ments on Franklin ST.. at 1Ith; the way this
main street Is improving will soon command a
big profit and right now Is 500 foot less than
property is held for further out. 1001 B.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-10
HARRISON STREET.

large piece. iOOx140. Harrison ST.. within
1000 feet OF the hotel: this property at
$50 foot Is an exceptional bargain; our option
is only a short one, so take advantage OF this
price. 3A.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-10
HOMES.
FoR NNEpIATr SAVE.

SO. .5O0-We have been instructed By an East
ern resident to sell his home property here:
its location II the most beautiful IN all Easf
Oakland-elevat ted-with unsurpassed lake AMI
mountain view; improvements consist OF one
hne broom modern house. pretty bungalow
studio. fruit. flowers. shrubs; convenient trans
portation; an exceptional opportunity. 1909 A.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-10
OAKLAND REAL EsTATE-contsnued
DUBY. BRUNE & Co.
1888 BROADWAY.
FOURTEENTH STREET.

Piece Of property 50x100. on 14th st., IN the
coming retail district; local merchants have
bought all around this vicinity; property ad-
Joining on both sides sold at higher figure and
one OF these buyers intends 70 improve imme-
diately: piece across the street from this held
at $50 foot higher; there Is pront OF az
least $50 600 10 be made within the next SIX
months, as soon as contemplated Improvements
are begun. 1908 A.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-10
ELMHURsT REAL EsrArE.

LOTS IN Elmhurst, i block from the railroad
station; only 80 lots left; 200 already sold:
S125 each So a month. OSCAR HEYMAN &
BROTHER, $3.50 Pine st.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-10
WHY NOT BERKELEY?

THE MASoN-McDUFFIE COMPANY wants
10 help you get acquainted with Berkeley. We
have seven automobiles at your service in
have twice that many sslesmen TO reply 70
your inquiries in person or by letter. We have
descriptive literature and maps and pictures Of
the city, which are yours for the asking.
IF YOU WANT A HOME we have a list
Of nearly i've hundred houses in all parts Of
$50 600. Some Of these on very easy terms
and all OF them are safe investments. You
can't lose money By buying home in
Berkeley.
IF YOU WANT A LOT ON which to build
q home we have over q thousand IN all parts
Of the city. ranging in value from $500 10
$1,000. The MASON-McDUFFIE COMPANY
has made speciality In developing some OF
Berkeleye best residence tracts and IN these
as well as In the older parts Of Berkeley we
can oder you many bargains
IF YOU WANT 10 RENT we can't show
you large list Stl we have few nice
houses, both furnished and unfinished and
If you come early there may be one for you.
IF YOU WANT AN INCOME PROPERTY
can show you over hundred Of all prices.
which viii bring you from TO 10 per cent
annually on your investment Isn't this
better than savings bank rstesE AND re
member this we viii show you no investment
which isn't absolutely safe.
IF YOU WANT AN INVESTMENT we can
give you list Of hundreds Of clients who have
each made thousands OF dollars through our
and are opening give exceptional opportunity
FOR this Among our properties have been
Hopkins Terrace. Fairxiew Park Northlands
CiaTemont. Oak Ridge, Hotel Tract, San Pablo
Park and Dwight Way Terrace. In these tracts
alone our customers have made NEARLY A
MILLION DOLLARS, AND We ARE Open
BITTER THAN ANY THAT HAVE GONE
BEFORE.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-10
HAYWARD REAL ESTATE.

HAYWARD.
RAMAGE & STANTON.
II you are thinking of buying give us call
and see bargains; we have the best list
of properties in this vicinity.
S35o-One acre; garden soil choice location;
mile from car and school; terms $50 down,
balance easy terms.
$220O-51a acres; part in fruit; nne soil small
house; large barn. poultry houses and yards;
one mile from Hayward.
S25oo--61a acres; 4 acres paying vineyard; good
broom house, barn, etc; y mile from car.
$1,000 acres good soil; part in fruit and
grapes; broom house. barn, etc.. 200 chick
ems; implements and furniture go with
place: l mile from Hayward.
$650O-6 acres; finest soil; good paying or
chard new improvements; 5-room shingled
bungalow With bath, ETC.; phone: stable.
mill and tank poultry house and yards; q
splendid buy; mile from Hayward.
Sso0o-53 acres. good land; part rolling; some
orchard; house, barn. ETC.. fine location
near good school; 215 miles from Hayward
RAMAGE & STANTON,
Castro st., near A. HAYWARD, CAL.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-10
BIG INCOME INVESTMENT.

$3SO0-FIats. and 5 rooms: cannot be dupli-
Gated for less than $500: best OF condition and
will net II per cent; good location on car lines
in East Oakland: this Is exceptional oppOr-
tunity TO buy real bargain 1909 G.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-10
WEST OAKLAND INVESTMENT.

s35oo-Extra well-buflt building containing
restaurant downstairs and good 6-room dat up
stairs; bringing in $50 q month; VII easily
bring $45 a month: located in locality where
thousands OF men employed therefore A
renting proposition in great demand: owner going
East; must sell immediately can be handled
with $1,000 down. 1oO1 d.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-10
WHY NOT BERKELEY

Property values in Berkeley are increasing
every day. You can't make mistake hnan-
cially IN buying or building a home IN Berkeley
for you can sell * At any time for more than
il cost YOU That is always true in rapidly
growing community SO even II you expect TO
viii profit your purse
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-10
SAY PABLO AvENUE.

S95O0-A piece Of property fronting on San
Pablo ave-: good improvements. consisting q
store and rooms: inside 9th ST.: We all know
the future and prospects Of San Pablo ave-; IN
less than one year will sell for SIS, 900; the best
little buy TO be had 1910 A
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-10
FLATS.

Sff .OOO-4 fats close IN and handy 10 Kew
Route; income Sis a month; lot.salone worth
$4,000; cheapest close-in fats to be had IA
town; only years old. 1904 C.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-10
$500 DOWN.

s45O0-Best constructed 6-roqu cottage m the
city; very artistic; rooms larg5 and sunny lot
4Ox104; handy 70 car lines and both 5. 2. and
Key Route; see this at once. zoos d.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-10


virginia; the Grove-st. car line to be ex-
tended past this lot. Another price that
speaks for itself
sl4oo-Spac!ous lot in Hopkins Terrace No. 8,
with unobstructed view; street work com
pleted.
S1e0o-west frontage on Milvia ST., north OF
Cedar: lot 50x135 This price makes the
No other property on this street in the
same block at less than $40 per foot.
$190o-Another west frontage on Milvia St,
north Of Rose; lot 40x135; another snap al
the price.
s2ooo-Good size lot in the Hillegass Tract or
Parker st, west of College. Call and let us
show you this
s225o-Large corner lot in North Berkeley, near
8. p. terminus.
How does this suit your s2e5o-.west frontage
Spruce, north Of Cedar Better see Us
at once.
s6ooo-Large new house in the Wheeler Tract;
view Of San Francisco bay unobstructed
Good sized lot
$ss50-Large S-room house on LIE Roy ave. in the
Wheeler Tract. This place has Just beer
completed and is absolutely modern and
up TO date IN every particular.
$4,000 o-eroom house on Fulton St, only 8 min
tions. This lot has frontage of As feet.
$6250-40-ft- frontage of Addison-st. business
property; no property in this section at less
than S175 per front foot, and the same
street, east of Shattuck ave. the same
character of property has sold for over 1886
per front foot. This is anording you ar
opportunity of making a clear profit OF
$50 per front foot in from TO months
Only about half required to handle this
W. ]. MORTIMER 6 CO..
Berkeley Station.
Associates:
". c. May A. I. Goodfriend
n. P Maekfe W. B. Knapp
A. ". Bailey b. w Badger
Phones: Berkeley S94 Berkeley 1886.
San Francisco Representative:
W. B. KNAPP
Phone West 100. 1914 Turk ct.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-10
A GOOD INVESTMENT.

GOOD INVESTMENT
So, 35o-For new, modern and comfortable lit.
tie home completely furnished on a lot
zOxi25 in one Of the fast growing sec
tons Of town, within easy distance OF
s. p. and Key Route trains; the house
at the present time could be rented for
S45 month: within six months time this
house win be but two blocks from car
line; let US show you this.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-10
nERKELEY REAL EsTATE-con.

Slooo-South frontage on Cedar ST., three blocks
from new Grove-st. car line; lot 40x100;
owner must SELL
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-10

ALL DETAILS JUST RIGHT.
81, 50o-For new, modern, well-built house OF
rooms, with east frontage, command
ing a beautiful view of the Berkeley
Hils, together with view OF San Fran
cisco Bay; the house is just being com
pleted and is built by one of the best
contractors in town, In district where
values are increasing rapidly block
and half from high school and Oakland
car lines and within ten minutes walk OF
Berkeley center
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-10
BERKELEY REAL EsTATE-con.
b. D. IRWIN. AGENT
For Oakland, Claremont and Berkeley
Real Estate,
2033 Shattuck ave-

Real Estate,
2o33 Shattuck ave.
1864 Adeline St. Lorin Station. Berkeley. Cal.
s1a25-s-room shingied cottage, containing
Kitchen. bedroom. bath. paneled dining
room, electric lights, ETC.; lot 3ox92;
niocks from cars; blocks to station; Just
the place for two people. l164e)
$looo-New 4-room cottages; 2 bedrooms. living
throughout: lot s51loo; ;'c'p blocks 1 from car
nne, church and school In the immediate M
s35oo-A modern Groom cottage; parlor. psneIed
dining room, music-room, bedrooms. bath.
kitchen and a good 6-foot basement: fuel
gas and electric lights; lot 40x112; 2
blocks TO station and cars; 5000 cash, bal
ance $40 per month. (1S11)
S3oo0-An artistic broom cottage; laEge living
room. paneled dining room, bearned ceilings,
bedrooms. bath, laundry. buffers pantry
now finishing; If sold at once purchaser may
select select tiinting Int etc; fuel gas and electric
terms. $1,000 cash. balance $40 per month
s47oo.A fine home on Harper St; large rooms,
bath, pantry. laundry fuel gas and electric
lights; a good modern home in an up-to-
GATE date, nelgnborhood; convenient TO cars and
FURNISHED HOUSE.
s4Soo-A modern Groom Queen Anne house;
dining room paneled; rooms are large. airy
2 blocks from station j block from cars:
lawn. sidewalks: street work complete;
furniture includes all curtains, carpets.
q. 5. IRWIN. AGENT.
R. A. BERRY & co.
S10O, O0o-200 lots In Fruitvale.
S3o, 00o-SE. corner Asnby and Adeline.
S2,oOo-W. side of Shattuck ave-, near Uni
versity ave-
$12, O00-14-room house, Claremont ave.
$40, S00-lo-room house; Berry Bangs corner.
$1,25o-S-room house; Berry Bangs Tract.
5000 acres adjoining u @. grounds, east.
$1:75o-Corner Aliston, near Grove.
S160-San Pablo Park; easy terms.
r. A BERRY & CO.,
2160 CENTER ST.,
RERKETEY
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-10

s16oo-West frontage lot Regent ST., north of
Ashby; in the Berry Bangs Tract; better
see US at once the price speaks for it
self.