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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-18

20 NEW HOUSES.
If looking for a home don't fail to
see these new modern uptodate houses
We sell them on easy terms and guar
antee their construction. Ask any
bank IN the city about cur RESPONSE
bility.
Great Texas Realty Co.,
Trust Building.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-18
Today Yesterday

Local office L. s. Weather Bureau.
FL Paso, Texas, Nov. 1S.-E1 Paso
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-18
Too Late To Classify.
THIS Is YOUR OPPORTUNITY

Geo. ID. Kendall, the only Correct Eye
Examination
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-18
A LETTER FOR you.

A LETTER FOR you.
Replies sent in care ot The Heraio
efftce were awaiting the following eo-
vertise1H this morning.
Tbesa -snIies should be called for mes
later than one week after being ouus-
tined:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-18
CHEAPEST ROOMING HOUSE PROP
OSITI0N IN THE CITY.

When you consider the net income.
which is about 500 per month. Il
rooms, rent only $25 and the price is
only $3.50. Owner leaving city and
must sell at once. Located on S. Ell
Paso ST. Now is the time TO buy room
ing houses.
AndersOn-FiIIer Realty Co.,
Over WatsOn's Grocery Bell 491.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-18

Use Herald Want A0s for
Prompt Results.
Rates for Classified Ads.
One cent per word No
charge less than S .25
Six consecutive inser-
lions, per word -. .O5
By month, per line -. LOO
ADS BY PHONE
Call Bell lis, Auto Ills, tell what
Won want The Herald boy will collect
the next day.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-18
Too Late to Classify.

--~~~~~~-~-~~~~~~~~~
NEED GLASSES: Ask Segau.
FOR RENT-Large, nicely furnished
downstairs front rbom, private family;
no other roomers; reasona bic. Apply
604 Missouri ST.
ROOMING HOUSE BARGAINS.
% nicely and completely furnished
rooms in center Of city, averaging 1915
to owner; monthly rent $40. Parties
leaving town and will sacrifice; easy
terms to proper parties. See US at
once.
HENRY & HUGHES.
Suite 80 City National Bank Building.
Phone 269.
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was pat overheard and soon afterward
started out on her lOng job Of helping q
make a magnetic survey ~ the earth
On her way acroSs the Atlantic errors m
the compass. Of importance To navigd-
tors. we're found BESIDES. the depart
ment Is conducting surveys in Africa.
Central aud south America th" West
Indies. Asia. Canada ami the United
States
Ia addition % these main departments
the institution makes every year "a certain
number VI grants 10 institutions and to
men who are prosecuting research work
The American schools ~ Classical stud
i.- 40 Athens aud in Rome reviewed gr1r ts
last year and numerous SCIENTISTS VINO
ara prosecuting researches for the VA
stitutl0n received sums ranging from
Sl00 u 81. 5J1
One bra nch of the activity 81 the Car
neRie Institution OF winch little has leeu
said IL IL work 0f publication During
its existence about 80 books and pam
phlets have l.een issued ~ "a. and q glance
over the hsl reYeals some tltirz that -e~m
odd 10 the lay mind For instance. there
are The J,.si ~idasrrra kadnns -khyth-
mical pulsatiou IA SCyph0medu-s' -Nu.
tatiOu- Variations aud Relationships IT
the O-nothvras and 30 On. and there To-
one with th- title The Differentiation
and Sp~Cihcity u corresponding PrOteius
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and the practical impossibility OF correct
ing proof SHEETS the figures were hr-t
tyuaN rttten On q. ots by feet, photo
ara he'd down and then printed boy a
iithoEra 1hic process
Prom q Hto-r ~ point Of view one of the
most intern sting books issued Is q roplica
of the Old Yellow BooA. upon which
Browning d. sed nls Tho Ring nd thu
Book Browning picked up the Old
Yellow Book from . WheclhCrruw IN
Rome end purI h. ed ID for few pcnniog.
Il cOnt- ined rccomts e 9 celehr. ;sd
ROM murder csc one II the lEwyers
IN tha &C. - hrving collected thom nd
bo,gnd them Browning give the book
90 r. ihol College Oxford and - M Re
tho replicP the 3, gc7 of the book were
photoar Pied la Fnglgld e1d brought
over here Bound with the ur, ginal !tTl-
an and lEtiu a." a on IslgtiIn and volt
luminous notes.
The institution AS lsO hCgun tho
republic. ton ~ the old Arthur . rO-
names TwO volumes h-ve becl issued
md six others RE in C1utemuig ton.
Trnslrtions Of the books have hecn
mrde by ~ English HChOlrr. which are
in Old Preach. and there ere ample
marginal notes
The institution is -hout % undcrts We
NJ she instance Of Prof. JaueE Brown
Scott solicitor fur n. Dep rtment %
state the rppublic. ton ~ the Gle ssics IT
intcruati0ngl l.w from GrJtiJs down
The plan cuntenplr te, the issue ut 20
least forty vulums3 from the lltter ucrl
81 the fourteenth O. the latter part Of the
eighteenth century. mainly those ~ the
sixteenth
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properties NJ tho various kinds Of rock
mat make up the crust OF tho earth. .-
Down az LOggerhaad hey in the Dry
Iortugas Is loCated the department nf
marine biology. which besides a rrouD
OF buildings has fieet OF vessels used
IN studying the life OF tho denizens OF the
waters thereabout. q Owing IN the danger
irom tropical storms thu station IS occu.
pied only nom April TO July.
In BustOn II the nutrition laboratorv
where they ara studying tho value and
eject OF various foods and inquiring into
tho causes of internal disorders. On
Mount Wilson, Cal. r. situated tho solar
observatory. and away down in the
Argentine Republic IN the department Of
hi"riqlan astronomy, a meridian Olissrva-
tory having recently been established az
san lsuis on the Cast Andean plateau
The department Of the institution that
has 30 Tar appealed most 90 the popular
imagination. perhaps. ia that Of tsrres.
trial magnetism. for which the Yacht Car
negie was built THIS department il con
Quoting magnetic survey OF the earth
For q Few years the hrigantine Oallee
was used on The Pacific. and then last
summer the auxiliary brigantine Carnegie
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dlRgrdly The letter m Mis- Duu.
comb hand by which Mr. N,tmr~ was
5eguiicd Ia Chicago shows these same
Inherent. unmlstakeable characteristics
u one and the same writer Together
they make a prlma facie Cas- against
Ihran l0u know they do IN put the
best detectives "a the country ou bin
track I'll uncover TINS vile conspiracy,
the whole oi H. mind you
I'm help YOU, my friend cried
the senator. vvecutlng one Of those nluh
movements for wEivh he was 30 famous
4 was naturally lolth 90 believe such
infuWv. but nos. / cannot question 90
rhuli must make instant restitution or
take the Consequences Where b, that
man lapman oi mine, lie ought to be-
around tie ought % De able 90 iind the
wretch
The senator pressed button on his
desk Ne sat as II overcome with righteuus
indignation and shame Then he sprang
90 his feet
That note Won say you got from me
Byng. whore b. ItY- he demanded OF
course ! never wrote n or knew thing
about IL. but don = you see. Il may show
that both you aud ] were made victims
10 this plot
Even a. Mr. Byng handed over the note
the door softly opened and Sim Tapman
as softly entered His eyes we're down
cast hut the faintest sort o. smile lurked
around the corners 81 his mouth Where
had he been all this while -listenlngg
Where did you get this note you gave
to Mr. Byng last night the senator
asked sternly
From Rethen Thrall answered ready
Sim he said you told him 90 give II
TO me
'Ah. proof upon proof. apostrophized
the senator. See. Byng. close imitation
of my hand. but showing the same indicia
the unvarying spacing, the straight
base line as the other papers Thank
God for III Il vindicates me in my formal
acquaintance with tho villain; 4 vindi-
oates you, BynR, In your unfortunate
absence from the hearing: and nov
Tapman. ind Thrall on your life. Tell
him this for me
Hardly had the senator finished his
terms Of restitution or punishment
when an OblOng paper was thrust under
tho door. We dashed into the next room
No ono was in sight there was only the
sound % rapidly retreating steps.
"rhrall must have been listening
The nerve Of him. explained glib Sim.
he rOomed Cn this corridor, ! think
Here's his p. p G. card. ar
The senator took the paper Ne handed
10 with a bow 10 Miss Daucomb.
81 think that 80 may consider the whois
matter In every phase res adiudicata,
hey. BynR?' he said. Good night. and
good night
Il was the warrant ! had drawn for
ts00 O00 in settlement ~ the MCAionigal
claim On its back In free hand. scriipu-
lOusly spaced and a. straight ~ an arrow
was this Endorsement:
Pay 20 the order u Lucille Daucomh.
REUBEN TunALG
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RILTIWORES SHOWER BITBS
The, Are set - IN summer In TeRts ~
warrant Lets

Tn, city 81 Baltimore has a system II
po-,ail, shower hsih- IN which the resi-
dents Of tlrs congrstad sections may enjoy
10th hot and cold water baths during uie
runm"r rionth7.
Although called potable the baths
are not moved from plaoo u. place every
few hours but arc housed ufdgr canvas
ar Constr1lctcd Of EssIvnuiE, non sheet
ing
They are erected. Gays p pHIor Ne
cfdpi-s. un vacant lots ~ cungestet
districts and rvnng'n az one plaCe all
summer ths PORTABLE auaantnG tina,
th.v can thsn re tax "a down and packed
awav until required the next year.
Tho patrons - Il such hath on warm
DAYS. II a. statsd. numbers aboh 40.
on two davs a week women attendants
an plRe,,d IN charge and the SlRtlts are
turned over 20 vonl' Va and girsl FROM
30 10 900 ayai'oi th"m selves of this
opportunity. List wear more than ib.l8
persons used the bath
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chance or clue while would Rght for
delay,
According 20 what she told me- her
widowed mother. now dead wa- the
daughter. the only child. mark you. ~
that Nancy McMouigal Who married seth
Ihrall n san Rosario in ls5O Her parents
were poor, igu1rant folks living .n a small
place in the Var West They never heard
or dreamed Of the gold dust that Ralph
McMouIgll Iost hrs M. Boz striving to
bring back around the Horn from cal.
f0ruin aud 20 wti,h they were Justly
entitled
This gir LICi.a. o poor sewing girl
Luke. became Engaged fu likely Young
lawyer named Frederick Nelmes Tie
CHANGED ~ $50 he sCheduls Of claims
coming before this commission. H- WIS
struck by O. similarity Of names. hy tho
coincidence u the LITTLE he knew u! her
family history
He worked mp the clsr cautiously
secretly. secured the documentary eyi-
denoe which has smoe been adduoed here
by Reuben Thrall with one vital excep-
ton, aud started for Washington. Ne -
known % nave reached Chicago and there
he disappeared absolutely
Lucille came On here in her despair.
only n find what, That the case through
some Internal manipulation lad become
the case Of this positive impostor this
probable assassin Reuben ThrlIl What
could she do, what could do but wait
and watch
None the less have failed her. Noble.
/ have heen tricked, undone. drugged.
verify believe. by CHESS hungry para
sites
with one vital exception through
some Internal manipulation I repeated.
still vaguely dissatisfied with the source
d my suspicion.
why, Of course = explained tire Con-
gresham The records. old letters. pages
from the family Bible and what not show.
az you already know. that Nancy McMOni-
gals ly child vas a boy. not a GIRL was
this Reuben Thrall and not Alice Thrall.
Lucile's mother; and yet when ! went
over tho iils with Lucille she freely adj
mittsd that In every other particular
they we're like. damnably like. 10 thoss
that Neames had with him
'Ah'- I gave a gasp a. hurried 10 tho
vault and brought 90: :.s McMOnigal
file. A length knew. knew tho source
u my suspicion.
They are manufactured. declared.
.cunningly manufactured. Look a. these
records through this glass. They all df-
fer naturally. properly differ. In texture
ink and handwriting.
Now compare them with This depO-
aition which ! saw Reuben Thrall draw
in MIA own flowing hand az the next hear
inR after they were fled. Note too the
same indicia in his voucher for the draft
90 course 1t required your story 10 bring
he deadly parallel claaTly before my
mind. nut Il has been lurking there all the
ghile. and isn't Il obvious when once
pointed 0utf
-Tha spacing between the words. and
especially the preservation ~ q straight
lins az n hass line. are identical In rec
ords. IN deposition. m voucher in one and
in alt This man lhrall isan expert forgrr.
NJ. Hyng. but h. could not escapa tha
limitations 0f long habit Ho could no
more write in a crowded. irregular way
on a crooked line than hr could ny'
by heavens. you're right Nohln. pro-
tsstei Nh RvnE n ~ true. ~ triie ~ II
= that that aoauip 81 u saarstaTy a. Giles
must have flprot q drug int" my coffee
pot lat night while be- waited In the ante
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WORLDWIDE SCIENCE HUNT
r,gJJp Norm DONE nv THE
,TNIGIE INSTITUTION.

-, ..raratr departments IabsratarIrs
,pi r,sr,atories IN Dktant Places
Non.NaEnetie Yacht Waxing a
.rr,s, ~ the Earth- Puhllshcs Rsoks.
,ns- boo rrn-magnetio yacht Carnegie
-..h.r..l last June this conversation
,,.,r.-..a. 20 have taken place between
a. s.r,n"n Who were going up town
+. ,rs -..sIy.
= -,a .nl' they have launched the
-.r.rls.aur Yacht Carnegie over in
er...,. -.id one. who was reading a
Nv t.os she belong TOP the other
..,.'
....,a.re Institution
.,..r..s institution Why, what does
,rr- ART gallery want with a non.
-asr... .acht'-
rg,r since tho Carnegie Institution
So -a.rsl there has been a great deal
2 n'-ruu about II in the popular
-.rH Ig- Carnegie Institute had been
IN .,lgrrr' IN Pbtsburg for many years
.rf t.saI~e ~ tho similarity Of namea
-r.- Ia.n hard 10 diHerentiats between
rs .s but except that both werp
.r- ,d Nv Andrew Carnegie there is
81. ..uuaction hstween them. The Car.
S.y. Institute is a Pittsburg concern
,-a tHr Carnegie Institution has the
or f,r ~ field
r. pupuee 81 tho Carnegie Institu-
-.- -the promotion 81 inveafi cation
.r ,.a rruadest and most liberal man.
10 and while its administration build
.r- r-ently completed. u in Washing
,- Nv one other Of is buildings Il
.naard in that city. They are scattered
r--, lhout tho country and snme are In
>.. Anarica it, activities are rapidlv
seeding over the world.
r.. ate Dr.. Daniel Colt Gilman. for
--srg president Of the Johns Hopkins
Tri..r-ity, vas the first president Of the
Carnegie institltion. and it's present
ts.fr- Dr. Robsrt s. Woodward. formerly
d-ar Z the scientific school og Columbia
University The administer non build
-s r Washington is a clearing house
a..ra the information collected nv
SO. rsts in various parts q the world
d. .,.yed and then given 10 the world.
T'a main work ~ the institution II
dg among ten departments. The
Institution started ont with the idea Of
discovering new men, but experience
a.Ett that for the heads Of departments
p uas hest 90 try men that had been
l,rHvered. The stat in each depart
nrrr usually runs from five to twenty
ben
~ the various departments that 81
s'a1cal research il located near Tucson.
lnf Here there are Laboratories aud
lu.n- together with a reservation Of
and and reservoirs. u has a branch
b. Carmel. Cal. Nearest New York - toe
tsnar-menf Of experimental evolution.
Ft.s is az Cold Spring Harbor. l.. l.
iere are eleven buildings ~ various
.His including greenhouses. a bresder
,1u" and a house FOR cats Not long
NO Goose Island on the north side Of the
sound was purchased. and here. a. perfect
.olafon can be obtained. it Is expected
Ha' some notable results will he ac-
wuu.shed In the study 81 evolution.
IIr tepartmant ~ economies and aoci-
.ozy ms its headquarters in New Haven.
vHere rs head lives. and the department.
f B. ,rouoal research has its headquarters
Wellington. In Washington il also
situated the geophysical laboratory. which
Is D1uducting an invest CATION into the
rodes of formation aud the phys,cs
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hal warned me 10 watch out for fraud
ia thiz particular claim. Tie hal vowed
that Justice shuuli be done = the Con
gressiOual skies fell
Why then. hadn't he been ~ his place
st the hearing or II he sas detained
why hadn't he sent word. demanding az
adjournment? Wash it because hs had
no more reasons than ! Tor such vague
suspicious!
You old fool / murmured 70 myself
a. / rose 10 70. do you suppose don't
know that your proud Gees are iur tu
that ship of a girl with the mOuruful
brown eyes who AT IN that char over there
and when the decision was annUuncri
Elidei out ike a ghost
The hall door swung open. Tn came
Hugh ByuE IN his breezy way
hello. Luke Noble,' be cried, -triest
Of truepennies
But there was q strain 70 he voice
that ra,ised me- TO ask with alarm. 10
anything the matter. Mr.. Byng' Are
you illl"
IL ~ the most inqxplcable thing
h. heataied -Of course. / did work
pretty late lat night. but 10 sleep through
out the day and wake not an hour ago
with q splitting headache ! swear ID
beats me I didn't drink anything either
you know | never 20, except my black
coffee 20 keep me awake ! always brew
a Dot Of Z Shen ! have a speech 10 grind
Out
Perhaps you ground too hard !
suggested
sNot half a. hard az / mean 10 grind
the bralses on this slick running commits
sion Of ours. Noble Mr. Byng went on
a. II glad 10 change the subject Was
thsrs ever such an illustration Of hap
hazard legislation under the whip and
spur Of necessity
Because the Secretary Of the Treasury
gave urgent reasons why the unclaimed
and disputed treasures which have been
accommodating in the Treasury for the
last century should BE- disposed Of once
for all Congress in its sapiency set up the
most extraordinary tribunal ever vested
with power IN a constitutional country
Think OF ih To hear and determine with
out appeal, % disburss and distribute
without redress. Heavens, The Gar him
self could not do more
That IL not all either. Noble be
continued IN lower tones. -lnnonsideTRte
a. was Congress- action, ! can disoern
the fine Italian hand Of senator Giles IN
every word and point Of the law. He
got just what h. wanted, barring the
Tnishap Of my membership and the iitness
Of yOur cleTkahip. neither Of which he
quite dared % dispute.
EDO Won think / don't know The
senator IL embarrassed. tell you. The
market went back on him. He must
reooup. and there won't BE- a claim al
lowed on which he doesn't have his own
little draROH.
That u why. half done up - | am. !
came when ] aaw your Light % aak the
date Of the McMOniEal adjournment. I
don't suppose ! can ever catch the old
fo1. but I'm bound % Try
7Dun { bother about locking that cellar
door, COngreNsman, ! interpOsed.
What do yuu mean by that
Then / told him what had occurred.
not forgetting the lOOk Of reprnnch on the
face Of the slip of a girl with the rnOurniul
brown eyes when she glided away like
ghost.
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QUESTION OF
\ CHlROGRAPHY
The Expert ForRer Who Gould Not
Escape the Limitations Of
Long Habit.

70 trouble you for that warrant Il
-. alrase. Mr Clerk said Reuben
'..a 10 whom the joint commission
. social deposits had just awarded
avfa. rcr~ 10 and possession Of the Nc
N0H -. fund held In the custody Of the
.afrI States Treasury for the last Atty
r-.r- nr more.
.srd up repeIlingly from my over
"a desk
um- 10 the first thing In the morn
la' replied n il too late now The
treasury uas been closed for three hours
a.f IT ..-t going home
... mans reddish smile stihened into
. -.as 1g" His fat hands fell 60 hrs
.-- .ra rrHed
None f r-ur tricks. Old Spool q Red
4n- We'd i want what "
H. have you out Of that
'... ... r. -Y fond Of Warming
N.'rrn- sudden control of man trained
a. ..ar OBJ" ra-tness oE his own temper
.. Irri"d nf0' main room. where some
""rs oi Pho commission still fingered
...r '."Ir ggir- and Jokes. Presently
'.'. Pr" came with Sim Tapman. the
i-.a'" secretary 81 Senator Raymond
u.as "l- chairman.
".a.s tls uss Luke?' asked Sim
t"--la-.ra'v He'll only put up a kick
o. 'n' ..I man which won't do you any
S'.l 'ssn H. you are holding down your
". p ..a .rn" right Of experience and
PIT yourself In his place.
1T -a your family had been chasing
at' ~ Tor half q century you'd
-" .r tonight. you know you
had the title to IL. than Il
YOU would have Il In the
uorning-
. sighed. Let him an
o.. '.a' s...aar and III draw up the
warrant
N'"' 'raT lad gone out hilsriously
'''..F Do tho draft for the award
: -. .ar shamedly seeking the
''" sIspicious reluctancs. OBJ
uIy my dinner was waiting
i'... ...
erythinE had been done
rider. ThsFe we're ample
.r rIn on the calendar that
." NrMoniRal claim 10 I'M
.a. .ay Thrall had had his
and Tha documentary
r..Dut a flaw.
'.tt Nancy NoMOniEal.
Seth Thrall in San Rosario
My child and heir Of tho
"nfaI Who had besn rescued
r.a'o decatur from a dere-
plly to die from famine
'..' the evidences that Thrail
ma puly child was a. haw-
.u"I tho cpmmi asi0n had
n Fiuiung 10 him ne
.a.H"I in McMOniRal's
"' aHo l"rn taken nom
NfI. there vas Rennn-
N.nE. Ut course q Raynrd
UIn. clean n mind and D
.nlI and Chivalric. He ]
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That was Lucille Daucomb. . exclaimed
Mr. BynE. grinding his strong white
teeth: and her look u reproaohl IL
was meant for me. Tor mel
sf.lst-u. Noble. ] tried to do my hest
Tor the girl. the lord knows ? did.
liked her a8 once when she came 20 me
N helpless and alone about three weeks
ago. What Ia more. believed her story.
incredible 81 h might we'll sesm: hut
without connections Or friends ~ money
90 proof what else could IN but advise
hsr ~ wait and watch Tor some possible
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GOIERNWENT M COIWTSSFON.
Gahrston's FNample FoIlSN ID ~ OtiWR
Ciiirs ~ Texas aud Elsewhere.

tiitrs ~ TeNas nnd El,rwnere'
Following Galveston. with one o.
tEo exceptions, every city Of -ize IN
the State 1t Texas. ranging from Dali
la and Houston. plaoas of 0n.0O peopis.
downward ha, taken up the commis-
son form of government
Exactly tho same procesS has been
going on in loNa Ia the last tao years
Cedar Rapids. Burlington, heokuk amt
Sioux City. making with Dgs Mnines
more than thr,a-uuarteTs ~ the CITY
population ~ the state. have iolloW@A
pes Mnincs's example
To-day. according % Ao9vrs's. ~
pcr cont ut the cities Of any sire In Kansas
have al lptsd or arc work ing undor ma
new plan including Kansas City. Kan.
with iU.uOl people, WiChiti. ropek a
and LclyOnwurJh
From thp-p centre, of the movement
u has Sprcad IN nll directions ~ Joseph.
Mo with Igi.uu people. has rome undHr
the plan. Memphis with ~ O10, and ilve
-malle- citirs ln Ienn,--s-c; Tacoma.
Wash Berkeley Riverside and san
Diego. cal. Colorado springs AMI Grand
Junction. col and the principal cue-
ia North and south Dakota, Idaho and
Oklahoma
-Four Massachusetts, cues are operat-
ing under the plan tn" Legislatures
IN X an.as. lows. North and south Dakota.
minnesota. Wisconsin and Illinois have
paSsed the bills allow ing cities IN adopt
M. pinn In al about seventy American
cities have nnR adopted II
From ririe- ~ ln'.O0 and $50 N. ike
nes MONIES. ryllts. houston. Msn-
ph,s. kanslS iUv and - Joseph.
Mo the agitation for the plan - at
vancing into the larger cities of tbs
country Buffalo with iuo,On has vutsi
tn adopt the Ian. a lively and vel prom
iSing campaign Tor th" system - being
carriad ON in Kansas city, Mo. AMI
am agitation less likely u sIcoe~s IN
Minneapolis
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Al the hooks issued by the institution
are printed upon paper that ha. been
-uhierted a severe testing and which l.
said ~ be a. nearly imperi-hahle ~ Il
can be- made One of the mos curious
volumes issued 40 far. when typography
u taken into consideration. j. Factor
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