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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-10-27
North Dakota
New N tes

pesiis Lake. Tho eStasl'sliaess ~
new a5ily paper in this ~ IS sAia 70
Ia an assured fact
pans 18th. 4 sleeial its'n WIS Fan
sran4 this city to sevi.> see a t'le
,seu Of the pebs iestfe lAf re-
n,ly
eanniv fair the coming sai IS t.,s-
n: Il site aud eleetiifs oieefs an
fsAnizAtinn.
AnasneAse- citizens 81 tl3s town
sssa HE eity's two ehetats4l fstNos
rsoea5ly in extinguishins q praHi iire
ns this place.
laserwood An auto freigAt lins
lias been established 3sfMst
;laue and Wig. an i'AHa taNn Al
.saeih DAKOTA.
y smarck Two eseMs1 r''iieFs
from the peniten,iaN M a ieta
~ twe half breed Indian tti sll
seants ana returned 70 'Ais
,,ry stal-l'armers sr1a beg haa
a .,4o,i potato crop this Ar ~
a., tuhers stored in prN tte afs u
5 expected the crop MI. % NFiif So,
Dickinson Ninetviive isa a =
The taxes OF ls0a haNe ssi
"a this county and the aAa Y sNp, =
,hat u stu better sNeM MS Mii N.
us;tse.
Grand Forks Victor NJ NWa
in Steele county WAS haiH a " ts
sto0ua on Friday night ls seA
q small part OF the eeNianis Nre
saved.
Thursday WAS a as a.e ipf
lhiS city The fan markes GN
US well as the JUDGING az ths rn
riised by the school pupns af lntS ~ss
enluty.
Fargo The story to IT, enett tsat
dc 500 and G; n had d. las~a a ir0er
is ,ignrouslv denied and another sWri rig.
slloga witness lively times iu rqilrspl
! reconstruction.
isyelana. The little chlla ~ Nj
ana Mrs. Frank sands residing mar
e'recus. was burned to death BY PM
ing oyer nm nil heater on its'll alla il
hitting lis clothes.
t'aaseuv-'The now l.vstig n. Y
ht7ch six miles from this place was
acaNated sunday Rev. VIM Saekuv.
Of Fargo taking a prominent port IN
Tia, ledicatory services.
Fargo Congressman lIauna has re-
eoivea word that there Viii he nm car
" examination of coal liuas III the
western part Of the state BY agents of
l thu interior department.
Columbus Jay n Dunwod1v. an al
| legged enlbezzler. has been caauroa in
Arizona and viii be returned hcre for
trdal The Standard Grain Cos OF nu-
luth preferred the charge
lsi.,narel< &c estimstt,.,l ,h5t ,ha
max cra,, ar North pal,8sfa mis- year
Vim ha eight million bushels aynr t,ya
millions more thau the ersn. ~ .ftber
Minnesota or south Dakota.
OF l.;aheato Ril,1olrh vi,lay Of
8 the late pitman Ruaollh a,,am,,ts,l
ty sajci,ie Inv cumming into mo Ten3.rn
river She was rescued hy n enctio,,
OF foreman thatwa watchiur her ac-
ia tianc
rt - , .,.
10 w
a. ,''> - .,'s '9'se ~ W
No , $500 ~, ~, 30. ~ q '',,.,'' ~ Nv,
adj ground neces STATING a sliaht ,,o,a,, i,
wnrl,
20 e.
W -, >.,Y. ,''' 's N''sM" y, ~
aa .>'''','', 49, " .,''''',''R -
ro .'''''''s.,''" ~" ''''' a ''''''
by - 800, 1'''i 'iee' ~. i,,'
TIL ~ 80. '2i WHY" ms was s''i' ~
an '''tl'a 10 i''''' ~
Gamlnstan-o. Irons of this city
an failed TO use proper care when hf
la started for Montana and sold eonsid-
u. cradle property that was mortgaged
"a. III. was brought back and made com.
letc settlement.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-10-27
American
Girl May
Share the
Throne OF
Portugal

ILL she ever become the
queen of Portugal? That
was the question which
was asked again and
again, when. on July 8.
1909, there was an
nounced in London the
engagement Of Miss
Anita Stewart. the Amer
lean helress. 4 Prince
Miguel Macmillan Sa-
bastian Marie de Bra
CANA, the eldest son OF
Prince Miguel. the pre-
40 throne of Portugal, and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-27
QUALEY INDICTED AGAIN
He and Corbett Accused by New
Complainant.

The grand jury added two more indict-
nents Yesterday TO the list against John
A Qualev and Harvey W. Corbett, who are
already under indictment on seven counts
for taking $4,000 from Mrs. William I.
Bull for stock in the Observation-Disclosures
Company This time the charge is getting
5000 from Leo Kresser by nisrepresenta-
lions in regard to the company.
The indictments charge that Quaiey and
Corbett promised Kresser a Job as engineer
of the magnesia plant in North Newark at
so d week IL he would invest 5000 in the
company. Kresser paid over $1,000 on July
%, 1859. and the first Indictment is on this
payment On August 10, 1909, he paid $1,000.
and the second indictment is on this
charge.
Kresser SAYS that his salary began on
August j., following the last payment,
though he had no work 10 do and did not
even have to visit the plant. At the end
of three weeks the salary stopped, and
shortly thereafter Kresser became sus-
picious and brought suit to get his 5000
back The suit was compromised for $3.50,
but when Mrs. Bull made her charges
against QuaIey and Corbett, kresser went
TO the District Attorneys Office with his
story. and the indictments followed
QuaIey and Corbett both appeared before
Judge O'SulIivan yesterday in General SEES
sious. and gave bail III $l5,c@ each under
the indictments on Mrs. Bulls charges.
Corbett appeared on time at l o'clock, but
Oualev did not turn UP until after o'clock,
though his bondsman was there al the
stipulated hour. Judge O'SuIlivan had
threatened 10 issue a warrant for QuaIey
if ne did not put in An appearance.
The men are to come before Judge
O'SuIIivan again on Monday to plead to the
indictments on the Bull charges, and at
that time Assistant District Attorney Moss
will ask that they be held under $1,000
bail each on the I<resser indictments. He
tried to have the bail under the first in
dictments made $4,000 each. and he win
use the new indictments as lever for
higher bail.
Qualev has been sdjudged i'll contempt of
court for not appearing in the City Court
IN complementary proceedings brought by
the Marceau Company on a bill of $751; for
some photographs. A process server was
Oh hand yesterday to serve Qualey with
the papers in the contempt proceedings.
but Judge O'Sullivau would not allow the
service. He told the process server 10 come
back on Monday, as Quaioy was present
Yesterday on an order of the court. and he
would not allow d prosecution TO be turned
into Il persecution
While QuaIey was attending to urgent
matters here testimony was being given
before d special master in chancery III
Newark that the $500 for which his Stone
Age Plaster Company was sold under fore
closure proceedings was too low. The
manager of the Newark plant said it cost
s55, 400 TO equip the gas room alone.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-27
Mr.. Mescnann's Defence.

Mr. Meacham said last night that he had
sold twenty shares of the Magnesia-As-
bestos preferred stock 10 the countess.
unfortunately. too, / recommended the
Observation-Disclosures Company stock to Miss
Baldwin, but every other security I sold
her is paying her the interest l said It
would. and my dealings with her were en-
tirely honorable and legitimate.
4 am responsible. I suppose, for circu-
lar praising the Observation-Disclosures Com
panv which was sent out signed by me. AS
q matter of fact, this circular was prepared
by Qualey and Corbett for me, and l let
them have a Photographic copy of my
signature to sign it with I met both
Qualey and Corbett through Mrs. Ellen
Dunlop Hopkins. who is a charming wom-
an"
Both Miss Baldwin and her lawyer admit
that she is receiving the dividends on her
securities which Meacham told her she
would receive When she discovered, how
ever. that the Observation-Disclosures Company
was not living up 10 her expectations she
went down to see MeaCham the next day,
July 13, and rendered TO him. she says, and
to the other defendants all the securities
enumerated above, demanding in return
her s19470 She says her tender was re
fused.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-27
SIX HURT IN ELEVATOR FALL
Gables Slip and It Drops from the Sew
enth Story of Loft Building.

Six persons were injured during the noon
hour yesterday when one of two passenger
elevators In the eleven story loft building
at Nos, as and so West 4th street, dropped
from the seventh story TO the basement
through the failure Of the cables TO catch
properly on their guide wheels.
The car was running down with eight
passengers. IL had just cleared the sew
enth floor when the cables slipped and 1t
fell to the base OF the shaft. II bounded
Il pfor severa feet and the eight persons
we're thrown on top of each other Their
cries attracted men outside the building.
One OF them got crowbar and smashed
open the door in the basement leading 70
the elevator. releasing the passengers.
Dr. O'Keefe arrived from st. Vinents
Hospital and he treated the six injured
nersons, all Of whom were mon None Of
them went to the hospital
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-27

given it a very high rating This suit of
Miss Baldwin's he said he knew nothing
about
Clement A. Griscom. ir.. director in the
securities company. backed up Mr. Kurtz
in saying that the company was strong and
solvent
Il don't know anything about this suit, "
he added land | am not acquainted with
Mr.. Meacham''
Miss Baldwin recites that in a conversa-
ton with Mr.. Kurt the latter advised her
not to put her money into mining stocks.
This advice she says gave her confidence
in the companies he represented Then,
according TO her affidavit, on top OF this a
bond and some stock of the Guanajuato
Reduction and Mines Company, controlled
by the securities company, were sold TO her.
Her lawyer. in his affidavit. swears that
after careful search through records OIL
stock and bond quotations he has been
unable TO find that there ever was a market
for the bonds and stock of the Securities
Company. the Mines Company or the New
Jersey Steel Company. He continues:
Il am confdentially informed by one of
the parties hereinbefore mentioned, VINO IS
a stakeholder in the American Finance ana
Securities Company. that there Is no doubt
in his mind that all the said corporations
are insolvent but that by the trick and de-
vice of issuing the said American Finance
and Securities Company so-called bonds
with no date of maturity thereon, it is still
possible for said corpora tons TO continue
in business.
The Countess d Arschot, who lives at NO.
q West 10th street. has been hailed to court
by Miss Baldwin and her lawyer that she
may testify with exactness and certainty
to the number OF each share Of stock and
of each bond of all the securities herein
mentioned which she had at any time prior
to January l. 1870
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-27

PROPOSALS.
DREDGING

PROPOSALS. FOR LUMBER. DREDGING
Sleeve Hose. suction Pipe. BTakc Shoes
Road Machines Lanterns. etc sealed propose 8
viii b.. received at the Office q the General Pun
chasing .Ohicer IS.hmIla Canal Commission.
NVashfrsten D g.. until 1o-sl a. III, september
"a 1910 AZ which time thsy viii De opened ~
v,bf, for furnishing the above mentioned 'ar-t
clos Blanks and general Information relating
~ rais Circular 40 co. may bee obtained nom
rhfs office or the Offices OF the Assistant Fci-
chasing Agents. - state Street New York CRY.
- National Realty Building View Orleans. La.
ana lnS6 North Point Street san Frlrcis,.,.
a.. also from tho T. - EGSine0T OLAess y
tre following ritsrs. Seattle. Wash Los m
eejes Cal. Baltimore. Nd. Philadelphia Ia,
pitrsburr Pa Boston. Mass Burialo, n y .
r,isvelan,i Ohio. Cincinnati. Ohio chicago, Ia
81 Louis No. DETROIT. Mich N.vauSee- VS.
II Paul MINI Chattanooga. Tenn l-lulsV1i.N,
~ NuhiIe. Ala. ana Galveston Tex, com
rnercial club. Kansas CITY. ITO. Caamoer %
C.lrlr1crre Quincy III, aua Chamber of Com
r,err. and Board Of Trzsie. TaConla, Wash. B
a. Fog.ss CAPTAIN. corps OF Engineers, T. s. \.
General Purchasing onceI
0F-t-T,,E, or THE CDAINiSSIO NEFt> OF THE
District OF Columbia Washington ID. -. Az
gust y. 1910 sealed proposals VIII pe received
AT ms Office until g. m-- september 8. 1910.
Tor furnishing underground signal and telephcns
ca bIes for the electrical department OF the Dis
tri,.t OF Columbia Specifications and blank forms
OF proposal may De obtained from the Ci.icf
CLERK Engineer Department Room 81 Mlnlci-
nal building Washington. H. G. Cuuo FL
rudolph. T. NJ Markham tNctins) Commission
ers. n. g
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-27

BY VIRTUE OF chatIel mortgage. dated
March 10th. 1910 John Nj; Ohlenbusch to
Tohp Jantzen | will sell to-day 10 m.
al 1871 Pearl St. Manhattan. saloon fixtures.
sub ect 10 a mortgage of $4,000 Also all tho
riuht title and interest in and 10 u certain
indenture Of lease. which the within mentioned
John NJ Ohlenbusch had on this eth day or
August 1910 under this mortgage. BY order
of attorney for mortgage. l. simon. Auc-
tioneer.
BY VIRTUE Of execution VIII sell to-day,
n o 10 a M at 1871 Pearl St. Manhattan,
wines liquors. etc Alfred Freeman, Marshal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-27

suRRoGATEs NOTICES.

~ PURSUANCE or M ORDER OF HON.
Abner a. Thomas. 4 Surrogate ~ the county u
New York notice Is hereby gwen e. all persons
having claims against Cornelius Is. Mitchell late
~ tive County II New York. deceased. present
rive same. with vouchers thereof. the sub
ssrtber a. her place ct tr3nsaCtins business a.
e. offfCe If Mitchell a Mitchell 30. A. ana al
wall street in the CITY OF New NOrA on OF be-
s,r. th. aHth day OF January. I9ll. next
Tntr.f New Yurk The =u3a day OF july fat0
MARY p H. MITE HE'LL. E,xecutrfN
MITE FIFIsI. a. MITCH Eli Attorneys Cor Fz-
srutrix ~ and As Wall street. Manhattan.
New York city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-27
NEWS AND NOTES.

Suffered sa-oritas. brave toreadors,
taiianl cons. hermanos ami ruatadorT" are
Included IN 5le attractions announced by
'ae entertainment committee 81 tHc Al
iaalc Yacht club for the Spanish gar
eel party - be- held tonight Ola the club
s-'iilas a. Sea cate Members and guests.
1Fy say H-i- 8a transported pro tenn to
80. "a Aacrd" after d typical Spanish din
-. -as i'el served IN Tie clubhouse, be
s-.lE al go clock Among tire recently
stcieh rIaune-= OF the -l1Ib arr William
-leiiiitl5-l- Irving +. BUTdiek and
80 49, TAYLOR. Race week begins on
-'esla-- August 81
-Ae regatta committee of the Atlantic
-s1-- Club announces that race week
- begin OBJ Wednesday,. August q. VII Fl
seiies 81 three races for the class X
ls-aie0a- Aurora and Ninsome.
50 "l three races for sleeps and
49, 49, la Class y and n series ~ three races
sat'5Is and Ea wis IA Class + and below.
r,--l-Ls The -LlEl series OF races for the
So H-F IN Class = and the first
- 5l races Egr The Upton cup In Class
me direction ur the Crescent Ath-
~ liH- 'i7 Saturday. September ., there
l"rLuTiilaH navigation race for
~ .-f-r ''T s. =dI1esday evening there
- r- a-..----TfzfeC water ~ TflEaI. par
e'al-c In ET all The clubs in CiraKeSeud
-. ~ ileSda- a stag dinner al tho club
-, no at visiting vacitsmen. on Friday
- i-le Atlantic Yacht Clubs nautical
49, H5A perform, and Oh Saturday
~ mere WI. Be . dinner Ia the garden
NJ .ai'l 1-- DU Saturday afternoon there
d. - t..erlp isLsnlU swimming races. I'M
.-t direction u the Amateur Athletic
- s-G on Monday evening there Is 70
n Z. ~ Italian dinner and d garden party,
70. -9ilghru by dancing Il. =. Boucher.
ts--- - LeTc and DR. John z De Mund
So. --e regatta committee The start OF
fr,, - "iA be ~ J ,. M each daJ. Yacht
-. IRON she Islip. the Larchulont, the
-, 6aF and the Shiuuecock yacht clubs
'-f- invited 20 enter their yachts
annual race Of the Kew Rochelle
- '.Ih Viii be sailed to-day, the
49,, Jei1g madc IF Echo Bay at 70
Is -. Tie entry list IS large and some
$50 r al the classes Is expected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-27
HELP WANTED.
Male

AGENTS 10 handle teas and coffees; expe-
rience not necessary; build up business of
your own. Call or write. Burns & Reed. 2O9
HUDSON st. New York
ELL. CLERK-No typewriting: Christian young
lady, good penman; only one who has best
references; permanent position; girl man.
$3.50 Jupp Exchange AgenCy, 81 Nassau st
COOK AND BUTLER wanted Immediately;
position in the country the year around;
high wages Seaholm's Agency 4o9 4th ave
SALESMAN = Experienced optical goods
manufacturer 70 jObber; also opening for
manager of optical goods jobbins house
Business Service Co Agency, 500 Singer Bldg
Statesmen throughout the United States to sell
automobile necessities: every owner wants our
protector: references required The O'Nel Tire
& Protector Co, 300 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-27
MISCELLANEOUS

ROVE AL COMPETITORS Satisfactory
dealing Prompt cash payments for coHlpists
Iil,rries or small collections OF nliScsi lareollS
IIts-arIIre can always De obtained. HENRY
TATKAN ~ Broadway Tslsphone. SseO Broad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-27
FOR SALE.

BIG P4RGAINS-SIightly used once furnitur-.
desI<s ryuswriters. cash registers acdins ma
chimes ugirnaoSraphs fling cabinets. safes. al
dressing machines tine cinckS. partitions checS
nrotect9rs BOOKCASES NATHAN'S. White Stress
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-27
Fena1S

r,Ar-NDREss ss5: Greenwich Conn. CAL this
morning Miss Anna Lacy. Century Employ
rnent Agency. Is West 3Sth st
Observation-Disclosures child; wages. So must
have references Apply Beecher Agency 4o1
9Th ave. near Goth st
SWEDISH EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, ~ West
f25th st. wants three laundresses: s45, 500
and $50
SWEDISH EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. As West
10Th St wants two cooks. $40 and $50.
SWITCHBOARD OPERATORS-Two young Ia
dies. permanent position; must be competent
and reliable; moderate salary 70 start for com
mission house and hotel. Jupp Exchange Agency,
N Nassau st
TWO WBTTT FssT-S for country hotel: fares
both was See & SC.arfus Agency, 40 4th
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-27
WORK WANTED.
Male.

CHAUFFEUR wishes position; sober. careful,
honest: good references. Charles Perkins, 9O4
BROOKLYN ave. Brooklyn.
CHATFFEUR. -Mechanic; sober careful driv
e.: good reference J. M. lila West 18th
st. Bayonne y. j.
PRIVATE SECREGTA RY.-Ry Young man. AZ;
well educated; excellent references; reply
stating salary. Address, 2, s. Tribune Uptown
Office, 1864 Broadway
sTFNOGRA PHE.R.-Expert; rapid operator: tom
porary or permanent. g ]. Edwards, 1946l6
Atlantic ave. Brooklyn.
YOUNG MAN, IS years. wishes good position
and can furnish first class reference II.
Graf 11I9 Halsey al, Brooklyn.
YOUNG MAN -: good appearance; graduate
commercial institute. present employed: wishes
to change for outdoor position with reliable con
Germ; salesman collector. agent, etc uhques-
tionabIe references both from present and payt
employers NJ s. BOX a. Tribune Once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-27
vpEwa,7,Ne AND TYPEwRfTERs.

VICTOR VISIBLE 20 Nassau St, caralosus
FREE. all makes taken part payment na-gai &C
In V-nderEoods. Rerniugrons. divers. smiths
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-27
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.

Male.
col PIE with boy g. wish position in private
family in country; wife light work only: mod
salary; best reference. Hassin, 1919 hadt-
ave.
Female.
HOTFS EWORK.-By a eoloTed girl TO do general
homework: reference. Wedge, Ala w Both
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-27

ST DAvID.S HALL. Scarsdale. N Y-Thor-
ough education OF boys for college OF business
Individual attention. Endorsed by eminent edu-
Gators Ideal surroundings. Rev W L. Evans MA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-27
LOST BANXBOOkS.

BANKROOK No. 54f ga Of the Union Dime
Savings Bank Is missing Any person having
a claim 10 il is hereby called upon to present
the same within ten days submit to having
said passbook cancelled and one Issued.
ST-Bankhook No. J2s. 1854 OF Dry Dock
Savings Institution. ANY person having
claims upon said book is called UPON 90 present
the same 10 the bank within thirty days, the
said book will bs declared cancelled and eX-
ting1iished and a issued in lien thereof.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-27
PIANOS AND ORGANS.
AUCTION SALES.

cHICKERING PIANO, parlor grand, in good
order. for sale: $50. NJ. Box "a Tribune
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-27
Fu RNfsaEp ROOMS TO LET.

LARGE. SUNNY CORNER ROOM. -InninE
water private family, beautiful location facins
the Hudson telephone Harrison, 3l5 West 1Olst
St Telephone GB00-Riversids-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-27
STEAMER GRAND REPUBLIC"
RCCkANAY BEACH

lOIlkFTS \
Lv. pier new No. l. y. r. 1G.40 \ N. 2:43
i. NJ
Nv Roc,awav Beach. 1880 r NJ so P NJ
Trip marked transfers TO str. Grand Repub-
lie at Pier l. \. r.
Round trip tickets. soc: Children. csc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-27
SAN FRANCISCO MINING STOCKS.

San Francisco, Aug 26.-The official clos
ing quotations for mining stocks to-day
were as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-27
Female.

YOUNG LADY wishes position cashier; has
: wears experience in drygoods house and CIR
furnish first class reference. \. NJ, Box =
Tribune Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-27
eHapPknua MousraIa INSTITUTE

For Both sexes-Country,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-27
Miscellaneous.
DANCING ACADEMIES.
SCHOOL AGENCIES.

Miss Mant II f. 52d. Dancing classes. Stage
and all Fancy Dances Pantomimes arranged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-27

For Boys and Young Men-Country,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-27

Edward 3. knrfZ. president of the COM
many said last night that Meacham had no
official connection with the concern what
ever. that he was simply broker in the
building who had sold some OF its securi-
ties He said his company WAS eminenrly
solvent and responsible md that Dun had
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-01
SYNOPSIS OF FIRST CHAPTER.

Truxton King, an American million
aires son. tired Of the humdrum life
and sets out 70 have some adventures.
he reaches the kingdom of Graustark