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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-09-19
A CONSIDERABLE MUSICIAN.

Many stories are told Of the
jealousy and i'll feeling among mo-
sicians; so il is refreshing 10 nots
that al least one genius did not
fail in good nstured sppreciation
Of a fellow artist. II is related how
Rossini, walking one day on the
boulevard with the musician Bragg,
wal greeted BY Msysrbeer, whs
anIiously inquired after the health
Of his dear Rosstni.
Bad" answered the lattsst
"Frightful headaches; legs al
wrong"
After a few minuteS conversation,
Meyerbeer passed on, and Brsga
asked the great composer how II
happened that he had suddenly be-
come 80 unwell.
Smilingly Rossini treasured bic
friend. ooh, ! couldn't be better. I
merely wanted 10 please Meyerbeer.
He would % like to see me 30 to
smash Sunday Magazine.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-09-19
TIE <TTIc woUw.

Paper the room with white and
blue striped paper and omit a border
effect. Put blue aud white mating
on the floor and hang white dotted
swiss curtains at the windows. Trim
the white iron bed in white and
blue organdy and make chsir pillows
Of the same material. Frame pic
lures in pssse-partout, using glass
sIlo inches square and use binding
the same color as the wall paper.
This will make a clean, dainty-look-
ing room.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-09-19
PIES FOR LUNCH BASKETS.

The woman who has TO provide
suitable and sppetizing food for a
daily lunch basse; will find little
individual pies more satisfactory
than pieces cut from a large one.
These can be made in deep gem
pans. Line the pans with pie crust,
put in sliced apple or other fruit
and season as for a pie. The top
crusts may he cut with a cooky
cutter. Pinch the edges together
and bake. II one Of these is too
small for the lunch basket two can
be used and will carry better than
d large piece Of pie.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-09-19
LUXURY OF SPRING FEVER.

"You don't want a doctor for the
spring fever" said the old phil
osopher. at, the l%aziest, dreamiest
feelin' that comes 70 us--a sort O.
resignation-le,,in the oil worl' 90
lie way, an not caring how or whsn
il gits th-r-a green bank fer yer
pillow, an the south wind talkin'
in whispers, FER fear it'll wake you {!
some Of US can't afford II, fer it's
a luxury that money can't buy. A
good, healthy teller with spring fe
yer feels like he amt got a enemy
in tie worl', an he's TOO pleasantly
tired 10 rise up an hunt one"
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-09-19
NOTICE. OF MORTGAGE SALE

NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE
Notice Is hrrrb, given that NlI -
he 10Th DAY Of October, \ H. 100, a.
the haur OF ~ 70 clock a. m az the front
door Of the r1ur, house 10 the Town OF
~Tucumcar, y VI sell at public yrnlu-
90 the high"s, bidder Tor cash the follow.
ING described properly or 20 much there
Of a. shall Dee necessary 20 make tH" sum
o.; seven hundred nineiy.seyea .s-g- a.
and lI.ioo dollars and costs Of sale toe
at,
Two mare mules branded IS on left
shoulder three gray horses branded IS
on left shoulder. one pempstrr vel ma
chine NJ. : with traction engine Tor
power together with all tools and eNiras
belong ng 10 the same
This sale To- be made under and by sir.
tue Of a certain decree rendered m the
Dis,rc, Cour, OF QUAY county y "
Nh-rr.0 the First Nsuona, Bank % To.
.um.ar y VI Vas plainun ant
\uslin. p, 4. we're defendants. 40 y.-
90 which cause said plaintiff recovered
lIigm~n, against said defendant, toT the
sum Of seven hundred. G.neiy->ryrn
80 gi| and li.ioo dollars AMI for the
foreclosure % . certain chai,ei mortgage
90 the property above described tor ,hr
amount & sand Judgment and drcreelug
tina, sad property 3e sold TO satisfy the
same
Wun-s, ny hand this I4,h Ia, Of Sep.
TENDER \ u 1905
A SrpFEE
go Ct sheriff Of quay Count, y VI
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-09-19
CONTEST NOTICE
.gSIEsI H.gI
Department, OF the Interior,

Department OF The Interior,
uniied states Land Office
Tucumcar y VI August - isos
\ sufficient cuutes, affidavit having
been filed IN this office by James I In.
irrHJod contestant, against Homestead
Entr, ~. 1871 made November :. 1870.
Tor sea sec - TSP 4 n range % e New
Mexico rrincips, Meridian, by T.. HI.
aater conlesIee IN which It ., alleged
shat said r kilander has wholly
abandoned said tract that he has changed
MS residence ,heTrlTom for more than siN
months since making said entry tina, said
irac, o., no.! settled upon AMI cultivated by
said part, - required uy Law and has
never established ms residence ~ said
tract. and that, said alleged absence from
the said land VA, not due 20 his employ
ment m the Arms Navy or Marine Corps
Of the United states as a private soldier
officer seaman of marine during the Mar
NIth spain or during any other var m
Nhich the United states mas be engaged
said parties are hereby notified 20 appear
respond and offer evidence touching SAID
allegation al 10 O'Clock a m. on october
30 100. before The Register and Receiver
A. the United STATES Land Once in Iu.
cum-ari, y VI
The sad contestant having IN a proper
affidavit fle4 August -, 1905, set forth
fac, Ahicn show that after due diligence
persona service OF this notice can not De-
made. 81, ls hereby ordered and directed
that such notice bee given bl due ana
proper publication.
K 4. pEESr!eE Register
NN GAlLEGos Receiver
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-09-19
A GOOD eoY.

Mr. Ryley-Whst are yez decorat-
in, Mrs. Murphy?
Mrs. Murphy-Me by Denny is
comm home the day.
Mr.. Ryley--l fought it wul for
foivs year. he wuz STINT up?
Mrs. Murphy-He wuz; but he
got a year of for good behsyvure.
Nr. Ryley-An' sure, it mus, be
q gres, comfort FOR We 10 have q
good BY loike that.-Tit-BitS
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-09-19
OUT OF SIGHT.

81 va. out riding with Cholly
last night"
81 understand he has a now spark
sr device on ms auto; did YOU see
it?"
"No, indeed he would not dare
ty 10 firt with me."--Houston
Post
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-09-19
EASILY EXPLAINED.

"No. Mr.. Wingle, I can't give
you any hope, but | have an elder
sister who might look upon your
suit fsyorsb.y."
"a sister? And why do you
think your sister would be more
kind than you arei"
"Well, you see, sister has reach.
ed an age where she can't afford TO
be particular"
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-09-19
Lost--P ocketbook

{. NJ Tower los, a pockethook
on the road south OF TucumcarI 10
Revuelto today, containing $500
in currency and papers. Finder
please return same to him at L..
Evansville, y. NJ.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-16
OPERA BILLS FOR NEXT WEEK.
Nine. MeIba in "Othello" at Manhattan
Christmas-Two RevivaIs at Metropolitan

Nine. Melba IN Othelo at Manhattan
Christmas-Two RevivaIs at Metropolitan
Christmas night al the Manhattan Opera House
will be the occasion OF the production for the first
tine there Of Verdis opera "Otleilo" A1r1e- Mel5a
II II sing the part Of DesdeOna for the first tine
America For this rarely heard opera Mr.. Ham
1-ers-eln has provided fine stage setting Nine
MeIba sang the part of the heroine nine times IN
The last Covent Garden season with great success
The part Of -he Moor VIII be taken by Mr. Zara-
telIo who also has sung this part II London IagO
viii be enacted by Nj Sannarco The rest Of the
cast follows Emilia Nine. Doria: Cassie 1Ir Ven
ruriai. Roderigo M M0ntanart; Ludovico, Nj de
Seg1rsIa Montana Nj Crabbe- Nj Ca-npanir,
Of course. viii direct
Les Corres d'EIoffua1a' with the usual cast in
cludng NIessrs Dalnores, Renaud and Gilbert, VIII
be repeated Cn next Monday evening. Nine. MeIba
will be heard again in La Bohene" Wednesday
evening. with AIessrs. Zenatello, Saunarco, De
SezuroIa- CiaroIi-CTaIletti and Mile Trentini.
Lucia d LaInrnerulOor with Nine Terrazzini and
lIessrs. Constantine SanmarcO and AriTnOndi VIII
lie the Saturday matinee bill next week. that night
Samson et Da-ia." with the original cast will be
given
Next Sunday night The Russian vtolnist 1Iischa
T-ln.a- VIII make the first OF z series OF appear
ances al the popular CanTa1ini concerts
Tristan und Isolde" scheduled originally for
first performance on Friday night but postponed
according 70 rumor. for many reasons. is now an
rlounced for production at the Metropolitan Opera
more announced for a rea ppearanCe in the con-
ductor's chair Nine Freu1stad will be Isolde, Mr
Schrnedes Tristan Nj. FeinhaIs hurwenal- Nine
Homer Brangaene and N1r. BIass KONG Na-ke.
Two revivals are also announced for Christmas
week. L EIist- o'Amore" on Friday evening. for
the first tine in seasons. with Nine Sernbrich
and Messrs Bonci. Scotu and CamPanar and
verdts II Trovato-e' oa Monday evening, with
Mines Ea-1es and Homer and Messrs- CarusO
A-7aro and Vf-herspoon- Thursday evening Miss
Marianne Flahaut will make her debut Araneris
in Aida" and Mr.. AnaJo. who has already been
heard here several times Will sing the part Of
A17onasro for the first time The rest OF the cast
Will be made up Of Mines Earnes and Sparkes and
Niessrs. Ca-1lso. Didur and Rossl-
: double bill consisting OF LIE WIN and "Pag-
,acct will be given Saturday afternoon The cast
n the Pucciri opera viii be the sarle as that 10
na heard tomorrow night. The principal singers
- .,T7sgliacci" will be Miss Farrar, Messrs- Caruso,
Ar7aro BaGa and CamPanari. Mr.. Toscanlni VIII
rond1.ct both operas. On Saturday evening there
NIL ne another performance Of "Tiefand, with
Miss 7esrt-1 and Messrs- Schnledes, Felnhals and
LzfrokIev The soIoists At next Sunday evenings
concert 70 be conducted by Mr. Sperrtno, will be
11n1es GAY and Rappold and Messrs- Note Martin
TJtdur
New-York tribune., 1908-12-16
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Free admission the MeroToIi5a IaseIn o. 81 At e[
CIar-en-
CT, . ,re benefit Of the YORK city Homes for the
I1e - and I1rrrn 1O5 East I'D street. 10 n m
Miss Ethel II Arnold ..ArH2la OF Rugby League
1-S 70 T51cal Education. No p West 44iH street II
T,o,sI meeting of Tire Ladies Christian Union chapel
D - I1e Collegiate Church. Fifth avenue and 4sIA
street. u
,seet,.g of the Rainy Day club. Hotel Asor' ?. M
H-slI - aIrient ana Modern Worlds Columbia Tai-
versity. 10 .. n
.-, ,,r,e- of the onlo Society New YORK Waldorf
Astoria. 50 , m
-, ~ .,5-,Y- n, .ryvhaes.' round-tabe dinner Of
ne provyn University Club, No i West 7-'n street.
evening.
Z the LarcIll-o1I' 1
uenlcos evening .,, ,-.- o..
president rtot o, Farard Cnversi-y On Law
,.-5cT he susnicea OF the civic For-I carnegie
Hall, evening -. -.
Dinner Of the Medical SOCIETY," q the Borough OF th9
E+5nx. Hotel Manhattan. ?. "a -, ~.
Dinner Of the New Jersey Medical CilD. f1o's AlA
haitian. p vr,-.z.
annual meeting Mecico-LSga4 Socs'S' '-
Astoria 8 ? H..
Meeting George Washington Post. q n H. '~1'~
S.ssS<s :. T.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-16
GOVERNOR SPEAKS TWICE TO NIGHT.

Governor Hughes viii speak the Metropolitan
Temple. Seventh avenue and 14rh street. tonight
at o'clock The service will be part OF the week $
dedcatory programme Of the Mckinley memorial
organ. Governor Hughes. who a great ad-
nirer Of President Mckinley. viii discuss some Of
the results Of the Mckinley administration. The
church will be decorated with flags. and a large
chorus choir Of seventy-f7ve persons. with a spe
ciaI quartet. will render appropriate music.
Other speakers Will be Hugh Gordon Miller and
Mrs J Ellen Foster. Of Washington. who viii speak
Of Mckinley from the point OF view Of his relation to
the home. Governor Hughes will also speak at the
Ohio Society dinner later in the evening. where he
Will be taken by the pastor OF the Temple DR.. J
Wesley Hill. the close Of his Mckinley address
New-York tribune., 1908-12-16
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which he held at the time Of his death He
generally regarded as a man of wealth and it has
come. therefore. shock 70 his army of friends
and acquaintances 10 learn that he died bankrupt.
ana that the petition OF bankruptcy against him
was hled within few hours only before his demise.
according TO the proceedings which have since
taken place in court his assets include land
On Long Island and property in other portions Of
the United States. in each case heavily mort ged
MARQCISE DE FONTENOY
New-York tribune., 1908-12-16
OBITUARY NOTES.

THE REV DR.. JOHN A. KUNKLEMAN Penn
syvania Lutheran minister died II CIreenv.ue yes
terday after hfty-two years Of active service He
had held pastorates in Indianapolis Philadelphia
and New York City. While pastor OF 81 Marks
Church. Philadelphia. he drared t1e plea that
hibition Sundays
DANIEL HENRY HOLMES. WIKI department
stores IN New O-lealss Paris and London. died n
New-York tribune., 1908-12-16
MR. rAFT 10 oHIoANs.

Great interest is taken in the dinner cf the Ohio
Society at the Waldorf-Astor;a tonight The
speakers VIII be President-elect Taft. Governor
Hughes, ex-senator Spooner Of Wisconsin. Mayor
George B. Mcclellan and Patrick Francis Murphy
Henry " Taft, brother Of the judge ard president
Of the society. viii preside II Is understood that
Judge Taft has given EOod deal OF time TO the
preparation Of his address, and that he will dis
current political issues Nearly one thousand
seats have been provided for the dinner
New-York tribune., 1908-12-16
RICHARD H. SOULE.

BY Telegraph 20 The Tribune
Boston. Dec. 15.-Richard II. Soule- OF Brockline,
died at his Beacon street house to-day. aged fifty
nine years Until his retirement from active business
four years age he for many wears prominent
a consulting engineer in New York in mechani-
cal and railroad lines he devoted many years OF
his life to railroad engineering IN various parts OF
the country.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-16
Mr.. AMEs coNeRATULArEs PLAYWRIGHT

Edward Sheldon, author Of Mrs. F1ske's new
play Salvation Nell has received letter from
Winthrop Arles. director Of the New Theatre. con-
graduating him his success and iutimating that
the young author Will have hearing AT the en-
doved playhouse Mr A1les writes
1t seems me a very fine sincere piece of
work, with precious accent Of life throughout
The silence OF the audience that left the theatre
and the dollar bills in the tarnbourines Of the Sal
walton Army lassies al the door were eloquent
proofs Of the impression created by the play You
must let the New Theatre have pLay some dav ..
New-York tribune., 1908-12-16
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Offeinl Record and Forecast.-Washinrton. Dec 15.-
disturbance Arizona Is causing rain in
TERRITORY, central Colorado and IN Utah
while another the north Pacific attended by
Northern California uorthvyard were
a hight rains from the region
eastward. and light and scattered North
central valleys. middle Atlantic
Gulf states generally fair weather prevails
Temperatures high for he Rocky
Mountains and Comparatively low the
will Wednesday Of Roclg Mountains
except the south Pacific raiu or
ars probable in Dakota. Nebraska and
Kansas probably extending Wednesdav night the
Missouri and middle Mississippi valleys and by
Thursday Ohio Valley the upper lake
lake II will be colder Wed1es
Southwest. elsewhere
dftI0ns 1ift change but little
The winds along the New Engand and middle Atlantic
coasts be light becoming variable south
Atlantic Ight ana variable. and the Gulf coast
light n fresh south
steamers departing WEDNESDAY for Europe1n ports i
have light winds with generally fair weather
Grand Banks
for Special LHcnlites.-For tho District Of
Columbia. Maryland and Delaware partly cloudy to-day
and Thursdav. variable winds
For Western Pennsylvania and Western
partly CLOUDY to-day and thursday
Local Official Record,-The following official record
from weather bureau shows the changes
psrature the twenty-tour comparison
with the corresponding OF year
New-York tribune., 1908-12-16
SIR 4ozx DIED HsoLvENT,

If.s, s.- Jonz Pl1lestOn died the other day IN
England lengthy descriptions we're published OF MS
woade-1z-Iy varied career On both SIDES OF the A.
l@-I-c of Is participattons as a solder OF tne
Cz-on II me Civil WaZ, Of TIE fortunes WHICH nc
maze he-e n r,ssress Of LIS twenty years tenure
seat n Parliament at Westminster for Devon
PORT AID ot his appointment b. the Crown 70 me
sGe.eut ofrce OF Constable OF CSEEarvon Castle
New-York tribune., 1908-12-16
Special Notices.

To the Employee
Do you want desirabIa help OUICKLT-
SAVE TINE AND EXPENSE BY consulting
the file Of applications or selected aspi=auts FOR
positions OF various kinds which has Just been
Installed at the Uptown Office oc
THE NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
No. 1864 Broadway.
Between 36th and 9th Streets.
Ofice hours: a. IL 70 ?. n
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MUSICAL NOTE.

Mrs Fannie Blooulhe1d-Zeiser viii appear N
>-1, York for the last tine before she starts for
~ r-rronean tour AT Hermann Kleir's Pop" on
sunday in the New German Theatre Besides TAX
ing part in Beethoven selection. including the
soIo sonata Op 81 and TWO movements OF the
.F1reutzer Sonata" with Otto Meyer Mrs Bloom
eaId-Zeisler will play group Of Chopin pieces
New-York tribune., 1908-12-16
REV HAROLD ARRowsM1TH RESIGNS
Rector of Trinity Church, Lenox, Mass.
Broken Down in Health.
rBy Telegraph TO The Tribune

Lenox. Mass, Dec. I5-The Rev Harold Arrow
smith, rector OF Trinity Episcopal Church. has re-
signed III health IS given the cause Of his tax
ing leave Of the church where he has been rector
for twelve years Mr.. Arrovsmith is now in Co.
bait. Canada where he will remain throughout the
winter. His health broke down in 1905, and he
went abroad for a year
New-York tribune., 1908-12-16

Hot Springs Va yesterday. aged ffey-se7e7 TsAr~
He vas a native Of New York He Eas 7ecron
of art and music and a writer OF and 7ros@
New-York tribune., 1908-12-16

Highest temperature yestsrday - desr=ese lowest IS;
average Tor spending date of
average fer corresponding date Of last thigy-aree
Local forecast Partly cloudy to-day and Thursday;
!lsht west wln1s. becoming yaE3abla.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-16

kline Edward B ThornalL Edz4r1
S.gm,n VI. Lillian II 3:. g.s9..sF Is-.7,. N-5.a.
APPE- 5- g & a. At T27s:T' ~ : p Ts'1ss7 iy5. &
r-sidsnc. of her dsazh+er Mrs J 2 1lS-rsoa So 81
O'Clock Intsrmsnt Ru-z- Csna-tsry- 7ouzak-s0ss
PouzhSeepsi- Fapers please copy
Ie5s Herahica g Beloved Of Iss-6a Bra So,iss
of funeral hereafter
D.cem6er H. Franc-s n oelogsd VIE 7f Q csiias %
Fune5aI ssEviess a. chage Fsa Ax.nu- ss2t,-- S-ss
cs1ber IS. Il 30 a. II
EDwAFDs-on Dee-nse- - Ieos q pz.a=-aszts Ess-y
nan EdRa4fs assa yea[s aaa naoH-as s-Fvis-s
S Il. Rse:s' :s s "a ''sa 4.=s E.+s .:s q l @
97sgs. e ne a91.s Iot.a :. -sa :. A1'-r - 49, u
HoPPw-on Tuesday. D-e.rn5er IS 1919. a. t.s --ss-
dence of sister Ms Mar z Hopkins. .. Aa-oers
the lats Isazc 7 Hooper in he ead yssr os
KINNET-Mafor Edward B-aHs kinney. 7ass-d a-Ezz
morning a. Il 6clock zon ard s. Tinotsy ? ara
T.6r5 Snq54 cS IN s5t a5s g5sg 500 800 6 "a eo-aa.s
ana friends invited attend
5517 s 2a Msr sss-4 :; sf s's > 7s- :ss az. ss1s-
Frans.in and MARIA shaw Ne--i-t F1n-r1i se-y.es
Th1-stay December u Garages VII rect o'cosx
train from New YORK
Lillian MAJ w-iEht Neur7an wife q Louls 9 Ssx-
5as;or a. anq ass aaefa's Ta.S1l ase .s-tsss On
Wednesday morning. Decsnler IA a. Il a a.
leaves Grand Central staten 50. Iat--z-enc
convsrience % family Plaiu6-Id y j. SeTs1-g
please copy.
bone q hsE dauEater, Ms J 2 CaL9Es- Lssg.s
10 a n a: crsenassf Cezns-sry- Esaa7ss-ad- Laas
OF 81 CoIurubas Church S48 West 25tn s.
I1fsg ne 20 year - as se as --1-.s-- ec--
mass q requiem 10 o'clock
SEAMAN EEerapstzat y T Deosr1bs- "a =
ward seaman Furs-al services e-or1 his r-si-
dsnce 70. 81 Frankiu Heu-psrsad. Thursday. De-
cen1ber II az o'clock n
a, he oS rsei9snSs 10 I5o5 Psa, st sTsskiyz
on "Wednesday. AZ ? ?
sIMONsON-Decenber g. Harriet ? stu1ozs1a. a. No
237 Tr1u-11an Brooklyn F11era services VFed,es-
Island
sINPsCN-In Brooklyn December - 1905. Owen. 20
beloved husband ot Elizabeth Simpson. bis resi-
are r.sSscteIT re1Ies9e 70 aitsa4 sis rgasras q
Wednesday. December ls. la0s. a n
sI-LIIvA Aa7-saassHly On Peeen5sr = 1eos LiI-tsa
Euneral from ne ate res5dsnce. NJ sss Pacific =
Chq-eH os Sartvtcy Classon ave ana Madison
THORNHILL--On Monday. December = 1905 EdTa-d
T5orn9t- a. his -zs1e9se 70 SO a4sey 81 80 80
I-Ierusnt Greenwood
vIELE-At Hotel L 1Ia--uis- No = East s1st- oa
Mondav. De- ernner i Hs-7-a1 A1lcSs-7oczs- lee
Funeral WeC1ss-ay. 10 a from = LeCs
Church 2sth between FIFTH and Ma1lson aves
vEBsTER-On December IS. a. her residence No -
s. Jales Place R-ooS-yn Martha E7a7s Webster
i 1905 C7rrsia Vi--srs widow . ne lare Ed~a-d
Efists. Z NsE Eorz CRY. F-ne-a- s-rvises os
vaIley Road. 01oatrlatr- y :
New-York tribune., 1908-12-16
CEMETERIES
THE WOODLAND CEMETERY

t-a- Staten webster and Js-o-e Avenue t-oLss a7t
carriage Lots $50 -slspro1e 4sJ3 Gra11ercs
o Views
Once. % Eaz- 23d ST New York CirJ
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TX MARVEL DEAD
Author EXPIRES at EdgeTood Farm,
Near NezC HaUen.

New Haven. Conn, Dec. I5-Donad Grant
Mitchell ok MarveD died at his home In Edgewood
tonight
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Donald Grant Mitchell for many years one OF
the best known American men OF letters As the
author OF 'Reveries Of a Bachelor and Dream
Life" he had a wide circle OF readers IN tn latter
half OF the last century and many OF hts other
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