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DEEDS OF TRrsr-

Square 5ss-simon and Gustzvs Oppenheinsr and
wives TO the Washington Loan and Trust Com
pany. 20 secure the Equitable COOPERATIVE Build
ing Association. $50. lots p and @
Moore & Bsrbours Second Addition 10 Washing
tou-Catherine A McNickie 70 secsCe james
Belt. $50 5 years. 5 per cent sem. Annually
lot s.. block s Same 70 sane. 70 secure james
Martin. $50, monthly payments. per cent
sane lard.
Square north q squArs sO-JameS W. Rysr Ct Ok
10 George NJ Emmerich and Douglas S. Maekall
20 sec1re Washington Six Per Cent Permanent
Building Association. S2eoe. lot Is
Square SSe-Edwin L Wilson. trustee, e. " q
Chaplin Brown and Henry H. Bergman. q
secure Oriental Building Association No. 5
S.Ooo. lots 2. p and parts lots @ q. and 2
Square S4-Neilie R. May ct Tir, Andrew J.. 20
Henry H. BerEmann and George n. Enl1-ericl
TO secure Metropolis Building Association No. S
5000. part original lot TO-
Coleman Park-Jessie OFerton n Harry H. Hol
lander. 10 secure the Rock Greek land Com
pany, SSie5. ] 70 s. months. per cent. lot IS
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains-james n
Jennings e ok. to William A. Hin and Reginald
". Bean. 10 secure David B. Murdock j..
$50. ! 70 3 months. per cert, seni-an
Dually. lot 10
South Pinehurst-Nettis s. Hickman 70 Jsnes F
Hood and Firman r. Homer. t. sec1rs soutl
PinehurSt Company. ss0. TO IS months.
per cent. lot Z. square 2cls.
SQUARE Et-Ahce NJ. Lucas 20 BENJAMIN II. Leigh
ton and George r. Williams. 10 sec1re Ernestin,
CENT lot 10
Pleasant Pisi1s-wiiiiam s Brown e TX. to s
Percy Thompson and Herbert 7. shannon. 4
secure Harry B. Wilson and Harry Wa-dman
500. monthly payments per vsat. lot is
square, ZSS
Inierest-Aarshau Aazruder % National Savings and
Trust Company. % secure American Security and
Trust Conrvny, $40. l 20 q months PEI oent
semi annually. al iniercst in estate q EleanuJ
A. II. NagrudeF. deceased.
square 37t-ieCrge ]. rritcharf q TX. 20 Clarence
r. Rheem and Herman E. Gasch. % srcarv
erman-American Fire iLsnrarre Company. $50
years 81 pr cent. scni-arnually. lot .
Square 2iS-NFiiiiam Fl. Van Week et n Amer
can Security and Trust Company. 70 secure Ma
tional Savings and Trust Company, S5,9o
years DIT cent, semi-annually. lot T.
Richmond Park-Alce HoSue % 7. T. Edmunds and
2. r. Monroe. 70 secure Northwest Washington
Improvement Company. s.ic--f2 monthly sag-
rents. per cent lots y and So square 95i.
Cleveland Park-Same 20 james 5. Easiey and
William Il. Shepherd. 70 serre South Boetcn
Realty ccmpsny. a.27e-5s, monthly payments. !
pr cent, lo;s y and 60. square rs.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Fifteeuth and B streets southeast-Herman r.
hoFensteln e ur- % Emma SchnulCE-tz, lot
e. square lo72. so
West Eckiugton-Ezra R. Frust - Helen u. Bost-
WICK. all Interest in lot g. block s. $3.50.
IL q street nCTfheast-CreuTilie ~ Weczs and
Pauline NJ. Weeks q Cyrus ". Shaw. vest
haf q lot o square ~ s.
Moore Blrhour's Second Addition n Washing
ton-JEnCs Martin e III 10 Catherine A. Nc
Nickle lot S. block s. SO
~ street nortbWcst-Elen Waters % Cora r
faskins lot q. sQuprc So. SO
South RroCkland-Frank H. Cox et u. 70 Herbert
T. Cox. third interest IN To- J. block l. ard
lots j.. II. and =. block 6. Sc
Fourth street and Florida avenue ncrtheast-Ellcs
{. Clark e uT. % Charles 3. BROOKS. icts
=. 3, and =. square So. So
laS7 Eleventh street nor1hvest-Ann T. W Coulter
% Eiiabeth H Lloyd lot = and part lo-
e. square 17. SO
o street. between North Capitol and First streets
northFcSt-fhruas &. Smith 20 A. d. S-aith,
al interest IN lots / and 2 square 81 SO.
street between North Capitol and fizst streets
uorthwcst-Mary BROOKS % Mary y. Brooks. part
lot 2 square ST. SO
Washington Heights-Robert " Baker e NJ 10
Rates Warren. lnt H. bloch ? SO
Four-and-a-hNn ard O streets sCGthEest-DzTid
Rothschld. assignee. and Andreg J. Nay 20
Nellie r. Mas. PARK original lot o. square
So 500
Coleman Pa-k-Charies L. Frzney and Edward c.
Head. trustees. TO Jessie Overton. lct o. SO.
Washington Heights-Williau H, Jeaninss 20 * -
Harry Wardnlan and ThoEEas P. Bones, lot
To- blcrk g. SO
South Pinehurst-South Pinehrrst COMPANY 70 Net
tic s. HOFFMAN. lot T. square gcIs. SO
Twentieth AMI STREETS uoTrhEcSt-FIGnk s. Collins
10 Joana D. Nltzsl. l0t =. square south Of square
Ioi. SO.
Pleasant Piains-Harry r Wilson and Hary
Wardnaan to William 5. BroWn. lot IS. square
SIS SO.
" street. between Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets
nuTthWest-HenTiettz M Halliday 10 William H.
Van Tlech. i0t T. squire el3. SO William H.
Van Week e ~ % National Savings and Trust
Company sane iaad. So
Sixteenth street. hetweca L ard Y streets north
west-Georgc l. d. A. and Jules r. G. de
Geofroy e ~. % Henrietta ". Halliday. origi-
nj iot IS Sluarp l75. SO
street between Sixteenth ard Seventeenth streets
northwest-George Howard and National Saw
inCs and TrIIst Company. executors and trustees
10 HCnrietta C. Halliday. original 70. T. square
10 SO
Fourteenth street. between and " streets north
west-Lillie Z. Woodyard 10 John T. Meany
lot 10. square Is. so.
Richmond PARK and Cleveland Pars-No-thwes;
Washington Imurovemcnt Company and South
Boston Realty Company TO Alice Hog1e. lots y
and 50. square 100. SO.
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains-HarTy Ward
nan End Thomas P. Bones 70 David B. Murdcck
T.. lot ~ SO. David B. Murdoch. T., 70
James Il. Jennings same land so.
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For two years Livingstone had been dead
to the outside world. All efforts 10 find
him proved unavailing. Henry Morton
Stanley. sent out by James Gordon Ben
nett. OF New York, finally reached Ujiji
on Lake Tanganyika- Hearing the Eng
lish language he knew that he had found
the great explorer. No meeting Of kings
on a field Of cloth Of gold could exceed
that one is simple majesty. Stanley took
of his hat. Or Livingstone, presume? :"
Yes" answered Livingstone. with his
wonderful wan smile. For some months
the two men Travelled together. Then
Stanley returned to England There was
some feeling OF jealousy because an
American had succeeded where others
failed. but in the end the Geographical
Society awarded him a medal, and Queen
Victoria presented the usual snuff-box
set with diamonds
Since SANKEY'S time there have been
many African explorers. Joseph Thorn
son, who discovered Lake Albert Edward.
the last of the chain; the Duke OF the
Abruzzi. who scaled the Ruwenzori Noun
tains: A. Henry Savage Lander. who
crossed the continent from ocean 20
ocean; Sir Henry Johnson. who sent
home the first okapi skin, and many
others
Perhaps one of the most interesting
of the recent expeditions was the Alex
ander-Gosling party. Three young officers
OF the British army. with Lake Chad as
their objective point. entered Africa az
tile Gulf OF Guinea in 1904. and emerged
at the Red Sea in 1907, after a journey OF
more than 5000 miles. chiefly by water.
Among it's contributions 10 science were
900 bird skins. large collection OF hsh
from Lake Chad. and the skins Of many
mammals.
CCopyrigbt. 1913. By Frederic J. Haskinl
Recommendation Press Club.
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MEMBERS OF THE COMMITTEE.
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.
-, nnoted az, rhole.nI. }


BUTTER-creamery. fancy. s2a5gsz; Western nrsts,
EaSl; seconds 3sz; process fsney. z5ssa5: FAR %
good. za2i; daTy. choice, Is good. lsal7; store-
packed fresh. lsal6
CHEEsE-NeW York State fancy large. I5is; DO.
small i6i5-
EGGs-NssF-by. fsncy. Virginia. loss OF. IN
West Virginia ard Southwest Virginia, III; Ten
ssssse. ~: North Carolina. Il: duck. Is
LIVE POULTRY Chickens. Isz3; hens. IS
ROSTERS. s; ducks. large i5ais; do snan. I2alf,
geess. 7a3. do fancy. ioai2s turkeys. toms. %
do. hens p: turkeys. thin. f2als; keats. IOala
DRESSED P0ULTRY-Turkeys. choicr undrawn
hers. 22a23; do, average, undrSEn, aaee do thin,
do. small se2o; hens. l5sls ROSTERS sa9; ducks,
, l6als; geese. nab
DRESSED lIEATs-C1lTes. fuu dressed. II. %
heads Of Il: hog dress c7lTcA. e: hams. country.
sugar cured. I2aii; hogs. snail and neat. pc cst.
so0Ss5o: do, medium. 70a7 50; do. heavy A5osS O0
GAME-oush. fancl. 22sa25o; do. snail. ZOoa
80
VEGETABLEs-Potstoes. home-ruvn. per I'm
ssssoi per 81, L75a2ni Eastern Shore, Per bbl.,
L7sa2oo; sweet potatoes. per Dbl. 2Ooa2 90; vans.
rer bbl.. L5z2oO carrots. per bbl L2saI5O: cleuus-
bers per has, l0oal 80; celery. per doz stalks
5oas0; cucumber pickles. Der bGs. 75aLa5: oabbagc
per Dbl. LOoalS0; caulihoTer. per bbL. ZOOa1OO:
onious per bus. 7oas0: Maryland ard NirEinia per
bbl.. L4oal.0; Ohio. per bbL. LI5s20; lettuce.
Florida. Or bbl. LooaL&
DRIED ERUITS-Appies sliced. hucy. 4: do.
sliced bright ga: cherries p hlackocr-fes 4:
ghortleberries 10: raspoeries, u
GRAIN-Wheat Southern. on grade Il5al a.
rye. 70; corn. shelled. white TOa75: do. yello4.
7oa75: new. ear. s0oas5: oats Western white. No.
2. 5Sas2; old. mixed. 5aso.
GREEN FRUIrS-Oanges per box aOaa5 90:
Florida, per box 20a22S; grape tuit. per box sooa
go; apples. King per Dbl. 3oos25o; York Imperial
PACKED. 40oaL50: Ben Davis PACKED 3GasS. Wine
sap. packed 275e4.5a: AlDenHris Pippn sOh5m:
good 10 prime. ZOoa30e. MY 70 fax L5a20o; open.
head barrels common 20 good LoosLse: fancy table
fruit. f00aS00: eranberries. Cape Cox ger Dbl
7.0oas.5o; d.. per standard crate. 20a22; pine
apples Florida. per craie. Sooa4o
HAY AND SrRAW-Hsy. Western. No. I Is 5oa
400; No. 2 I2Ooai25o; mixed. u01aI2c Straw.
re. bundle. I400ali5o rye. machine thrashed l0cca
i05O: wheat 50: cat straw. per ton s0Oa90
sUNDRIES-BeeSWax. o. tallOa. ea6n: homer.
white clover. lib. new. Is; 90. zlb new l0al2;
ginseng. per 10. 50oa55o: seneca per ID. 20;
golden SEAL 46a45 pink. i2all; mandrake 2a3: snake
root. e; walnut kernels. dry. l6als
WOOL AND HIDES-WOol washed FREE Of hs1rs.
pcr ID. 2z9o: DO. unwashed free Of burs. per ID
a2i; do. bury PER H.. Eals; hides. greer per b.
Sag; do. dry. per b.. l3ais sheep skins. green.
each. 75al0o; do dry. each. 25a6O calf skins green
each. LSal75; muskrat each. SZas4: skunk, each
black. L75a25; mink. each 4.o0a50o; rabbit skins,
each. !; epossum each. aso; rzccoon. each ssL %;
fox, REQ, each. Loa250; do. gray. each. sOaLOn
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET

New York. March 2-SUGAR-The local raw
sugar market IS marking time, buyers not pressing
goods for sale while re6ners are not disposed 10
buy at the asked prices. which are generally on a
basis not less than $50. basis IS test, duty-paid
basis Current dutypaid prices are as follows: Cen
trifugzl. 6 test. 3Soa3s5: AluscoTado g test 2soa
SIS. and moiasses sugar 80 test 3O5a2u At Lon
don the market for beet sugar was UNCLAIMED for
March and April. which were quoted at los Sad
while May was I'D lower at los Sifd. The local
refined sugar market was quiet on new business.
with quite liberal withdrawal Net less per cent
for cash prices for granulated were as follows:
American and Howell, Ass; Arbuckle Bros 40
and Federal and Warner. L75.
MILL FEED-InactiTe. irregular and steady
Spring bran IN loolb sacks u arrive q 90. stand
ard milling 800: city bran. $50 in bulk: Western
ned dog. a6o. 20 arrive; winter wheat bran, in
l00-lb. sacks, $50.
oATs-steady; dull trade. No. white. gsC
No 3 white. 5sa5o; No. white sag: Nc mixed.
81: natural and clipped white on track 57asls
FJOUR-Strong; checking trade. Spring patents.
5T5as10; spring clears A6oa4 60 winter strairhfs
4s0z47O; clears A75a5OO: Kansas straights 10 ssc,
5s5s5.Jo; Kansas clears. i-5oaA5.
RYE FLOUR-Sready; moderate demand; 425as q
CORNMEAI-Steady; dealings moderate. KIN
dried for export so; ooerse meal in bags Ll5al A.
BUTTER Receipts : sS3 packages. choice steady
Creamery extra. Ssiss29: frsts 26a27S state dairy
tubs. to fair. i9a2i; imitation creamery frss.
2az2: factory hrsts lss second. lsikals: packing
stock i6alsi1
EGGS-Receipts. lss2 cases. Nearby white fsucy.
MAI: fresh frsts. g; seconds. 49,.
NAVAL STORES-A somewhat better market was
noted Tor spirits turpentine with q asked -.
machine-made barrels. while az Savannah a Arm
tone was noted. With the price lifted fraction n
ssh. Resin was quiet with common 70 pood
strained croted at 5Z Tar held quiet but sfeasv
and unchanged at 40 for oil barrels
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR - STEADY; insizniacant
trade: 20oa2E
HAY-Receipts. 80 tons; steady; fair business
Prime timothy. s.; No. !, sOasZiL; No. . 72ika75
No g. 65a67s-
sTRAw-RecsiDts. nil; strong; snail supply Long
ne Ll2i5al.I5-
BEEF-steady; modsats inquiry. Family. y.Oa
$50; packet. A0oals.50.
PoRK-Firm; demand inactive. Ness. 1soalso;
family. lS50ale5e
TALLow-ouiet; unchanged. City, IN hogs.
heads s.
LARD-st-ong Prime Western. ioss: city. mS;
refined continent. le.e0; South American II q. rp-
fined Brazilian. kegs. i25e. oeostearire 49,. lani
istsarioc, 9uiss; Sew TorAs Ia: Chicago. ua
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SOME AFRICAN EXPLORERS
By FREDERIC J. HASKIN
By FREDERIC ]. HASKIN.

famous Sir Richard Burton. Together
they discovered Lake Tankanyika. With
Surton's consent. Spoke pushed on far
Their. and came upon the largest lake in
Africa. He named it Victoria Nyanza, or
Lake Victoria, believing it TO be the
source OF the Nile. Burton ridiculed the
idea. and a GOODNESS resulted. On account
OF Burton's Illness. Spoke arrived IN Eng
land first- So great was his enthusiasm
that he experienced little difficulty in rails
ing funds 10 go back When Burton re-
turned he found the expedition all ready
and himself left out. The second journey
proved conciusively that the great prob
lem was solved Spoke had found the
source Of the Nile On his way back he
met Samuel Baker and his wife. with a
party. Spoke gladly gave all the inforrna-
ton he possessed. and later Baker
achieved his triumph-Lake Albert was
the source Of the Blue Nile.
In the popular mind. perhaps. the high
est achievement OF David Livingston was
the discovery Of the Victoria Falls or
the Zambesi River Besides his own
/ simple. straightforward journals, volumes
have been written of those wonderful
thirty years In Africa. On November Is
1861, there occurred an immortal scene.
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LY COURT RECORD
Friday March II 1aoa1


Supreme Court OF the United States.
Present. The Chief Justics. Air. Justice Harlan.
NJ. Justice Brewer. Mr.. justice White. Mr.. JuS
tice Peckham. Mr.. Justice McKennA. Mr.. Justioe
Holmes. and Mr.. Justics Day
Ralrh Eduunds. Of Idaho Fails. Idaho. and
Charles B. Morrison, q chiSgo, IL. were adj
mittcd to pracice
No. IL The United States ex rel. Emily z
Parrish. execItrix q Joseph W. Parrish. deceased.
r,sirtig IN erru~ vs.. Franklin MacN cagh. Score
tsry n the United States Treasury: argument con-
Timed by Mr. Holmes Conrad for the plaintiff in
error. BY Mr. Assistant Attorney General Russell
for the defendant IN error. ard concluded By Dir.
I~irh Robinsoa fer the plaintiff In error.
No. 20 The Merchants National Bank Of Bald
nso-e aprseIlant rs. The United States; argunen;
crmmenced by Mr.. r. Z. Lee Marshall for he
appellant
The day call for Monday. Marea d wih Be a,
follows: NoS %. IL. Is IL. Us. IL, rs g
and COS 10 and II.
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Eouffx sniff.

No z26 s DaEa Bincoin IS Henry B T.
Nadsriand e al. &c; ensoin tax sale. Attorneys
Hamilton. Colbcrt. Yerkes & Hamilton.
No 1Jla HeTbert & MoDu ". Jabcz Bincha7d
e al. Injunction. Attorney. A. p. Browne.
No 80 Seweh A. Reeves vs.. Henry 3. F. Mac
iarisnd e al. &C.; enjon tax sale. Atsoneys
Maddox Gatlsy and ]. T. Shcrrier
No ZSsl- American Security and Trust Company
e sL ~ Hester = Walker e. al: construe viii
Attorneys, Berry 4 Minor
No Ses2 Howard ". Robey "a Cara E Rober
e al divorce Attorney. " J. Lsmbe7t
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Decrease In Exports.

In a statement given out by the De-
partment OF Commerce and Labor yes
tevday It is shown that the exports of
-four. wheat, corn, cattle, and other food
stuffs in the last month amounted "a
$s3. Isl. 6S2, a decrease of more than SsI. O0(
from the value Of the similar exports in
February. 1905
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LhWHulfa.

No. 9s7i. Commercial Automobile and Supply
Company ~ Charles Y. Eitchey; replsvin- A:tor-
nsys. Birney & Woodard.
No 5lf75- RosSkssn. Gustlsy & CO. Va Adolfns
Reuter-; acccunt. S5S56. Attorney. Leon Tobrne7.
No. slf7a Margalct A. Rein51-g Va Mamie KeI-
ieT; damages. 500 Attorneys r. F. Downing and
g. A. Berry
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WILL YOU HELP?

There still needed for the three charities $4,000
medical for the
possible family
cordially appreciated number OF
gifts also lie Il the s o
Committee S11
acknowledged.
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Criminal Court No. =.

dL6IINE ANUbFoVN.
United States ~. Walter Thomas honsetRexknl
and laroEcy: sentenced 70 rsform school
United States u Charles v. Ritcheys grand lar
ceny; restoration q property.
Assignments for Tuesday. March IS. 300.
On Tuesday. March i6. there viii be a cal Of u
tsstiee q he peace Gases heretofore reported rad
fos trial
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AN URGENT APPEAL.

Joint Finance Com
Relief Association
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Bankruptcy Court.

JUSTICE BARNARD
No. - IN r. Purity Ice Company crdsr en-
hrnling finding a rsfe-ee.
No. SA In re Louis Cohen: order confirming
c-der q referee.
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Nc. 3I6 National Print and ExtEact Company
Matthews; order granting leave 70 file supple
mental bin. Att0rncys Nath. and G. r. Wilson
KeiEEin q Tucker.
extending tine. Attorneys. J. {. Fay and B. a.
Lockard-W. II. Robson
No 269sZ- Ehninger Robinson e. a., order
limiting time. Attorneys. z. A. Jones-C H.
NerlaJ and Ralston 4 Siddons
No Sl71 Jones " Wells q al; decree prr
confesso and order % take testimony IN othei
court Attorneys. Birney FoSier-A. s. Worth
iEEton-
10 zss2 In Re Rock Creek Auso and Wager
Works Company; order 20 withdraw exhibit. Attor
No. ssSs7. Msrillat e. al. - Hooker x al: or
der limiting tine. Attorneys. c. Il. Merillst-Mi
Ian & smith
No. $50 Easter "a District Realty Company
order for security for costs. Attorne5s. L r. sla
TER. r. Diekey-
No GsZS Walnsley Is Walmsiey q al reference
20 examiner Attornsgs G. 2. HoOFey-C. r. VII
son and ?. d. Blackstone.
No. ks Lincoln rs Mscfsrisnd e al: r.
straininE order. Attorneys. Hamilton. Colbert a
HamIton-E. T. Thomas.
No Glsn. Reeves IS. same. sane. Attorneys
Maddox & Galley and J. 7. sherrier, ir.-E. H.
No assignments for to-day.
Equity COurf No. =.
JUSTICE WRIGHT
No Eo5. Myers rs Cooper - a.; rme limited
Attorneys, E. A. Jo1es-C H Mernat and Ralstor
Siddons
No ESQ Avery ~ Avery e Al; decree modt
fed. Attorneys. Lecde. Fulton & Co1-Coldren a
FenDinc
No Es6 Bombey vs.. Bomber: tine extended
Auornsys. G. F. Colins-N. G. Martin
No 10l. Butts v. Butts; motion 20 inc-eass
maintenance denied without prejudice. Attorneys
" r. Whitc-J n. Abrams.
No. Bal Strickland Tucker e. a., payment
authorized. Attorneys. F. d. Mckinney. :
Flaunery and ". Hifz-M. Strasburger and c. F.
Wilscn-
No. E13 Bunker Bunker. order for Wrii
q ne ezeat Attorneys. Moriarity & Montague
Marx StsaTman-
No assignments for today
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Di-frict Courf-

JUSTICE ANDERSON.
No. So IN n extension q Second ana " street,
northwest: on hearing ard continued til Monday
March IS.
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When you have lost or found anything.
telephone an advertisement II The Wash
ington Herald. and bin viii be sent you
at cent q word.
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The H0LMHURST.

new. pTIFa-s baths. stationary TEs1S1ani5 with hot
ard cold running water 70 be6roC1S EsT1t1r u
s-reer level CAPACITY 80 Open al the Iea-.
Hctel electric coach meets trains LitezcuTe upoa
reguest. HENRY DARNELL
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ATLANTIC CITY RESORTS.

COME TO ATLANTIC CITY
AND ENJOY TIE DELIGHTS or TIE
6EASHORE. COMBINED WIFI The
CONF FORTS AND CONVENIENCES
WHICH THIS FAMOUS ALL-TzE-IEAR
RESORT HAS TO OFFER.
HOTEL DENNIS
IS ALWAYS OPEN AND MAINTAINS Az
UNRESTRICTED OCEAN VIEW
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CuIrr IrsTTcE cLABAUGH.


JUSTICE GOULD.
Assignments for Monday. March %, isas'
United States vs.. Robert McCulic-
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The next important expedition was led
by Mai Denham and Capt. Chapperton.
This resulted in the discovery OF Lake
Chad. believed TO be the source OF the
Niger. The Geographical Society Of
Paris had offered the Grand Prix OF 1000
francs to the first visitor from Timbuctoo.
Hence It became the Mecca OF all ex-
plorers. Many died on the journey. Rene
Caillie, a Frenchman. was the first to
enter and return. Thus, in 1S2s a great
human desire had been accomplished.
Timbuctoo. the great. the mysterious. had
been reached But Ichabod was written
on its gate-posts-its glory had departed.
Gone the ivory palace, the University OF
Sankore. and the priceless manuscripts
Timbuctoo was built OF straw and mud.
Capt. Speke next joined forces with the
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How comes It that America and Au-
stralia, both so recently discovered.
fairly teen with cities? That the iron
horses speed from end TO end OF both con-
tinents7 That the herds OF buffalo are
almost exterminated? That thousands OF
dollars are spent on the education OF the
Indian? And yet Africa. known from re-
hottest ages. can boast only few miles
OF railroad Elephants and lions roam
over her "uninhabitable downs" while
the sons Of Ham, unpublished, still cam
Is devour the white man who runs across
their track
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-03-17

MEMPHIS, Tenn, March IT,
Dipping her finger in the fast
ebbing blood of her dying hus-
band, shot through a window by
an assassin, Mrs. Lon l.. CHANNEL
traced the name of the man she
believed killed her husband on the
bare floor of the kitchen of their
home.
Ernest Hill is the name she
wrote. and Hill was lodged in the
county Jail today on a charge of
murder. He denies the crime. Lon
L. Channell was murdered Monday
might at his home ON the Macon
road. nine miles northeast of Mem
|phis, by an assassin. who shot him
through window as he and his
wife were eating In their kitchen.
In Life Blood.
Fearing her husbands slayer
would return and kill her and re-
main unknown, Mrs. CHANNEL
wrote his name In the life blood
of her dying husband, that those
discovering the tragedy might
read. Mrs. Channell was spared,
and when officers arrived she was
moaning beside her husband
body. while the blood-written
name, half dried on the floor.