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DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square 11le-Lots 10 L. L. and l3: slunre ll22 lot,
Z and 9; square 1915 lot 10; square q south hall
Of lot 10; Maggie Burgdorf to Watson J. Newton
and Z. Lodge FIJI, trustees, to secure Z. z.
Square ss1-Lots IL L. a. and s.; Herman R. How,
enstein ct ux. to B. Francis Saul and James F.
Shea, trustees to secure the Home Savings
Bank, 2zo, years. 81 per cent. se1ni-annually
on each lot.
Columbia Heights-Lot ss, block Is; Laura V. Belt
ct Tir to J. Franklin Hilton and Robert Lee
Breen, trustees. to secure James H Hilton
$50; ysarsta per cent. semi,annrslly: .s T
wards ct ux. to Charles p Pushaw and Florence
R. Dart, trustees, to secure Charles A. Ray, 500
payable September, lslS. per cent per annum.
Square os7-Lots 10. II. Il Is. g to 5; Thoma.
Florence Ray Dart, trustees. 70 secure Charles A.
Ray. $500. iayab,e February Is. 1912, 8 per cent
per annum-
Square lloo-Lots q and %; Daniel A. Edwards ct
ux. to Charles p. Pushaw and Florence r. Dart
trustees. to secure Charles A. Ray. 500. payable
June 2, 1913, per cent per annum.
Square lrs7-Lots IA to le and % to 2; Daniel A.
Edwards ct ux. to Charles p. Pushav and
Florence Ray Dart, trustees. TO secure Charles
A. Ray. a.4co. payable September. 1919, PEI
cent per annum.
Square l24l-Part OF lot ia; Edward r. Smith
ct TX. to Robert II. Smith. trustee. to secure
George H. Smith, sLac, years. with interest
Square s2s-Undi7ided interest In lot B; Bella
Rosenfeid Town right and guardian) to
nhIk o. tdfInau diiQ fkrIy n hOlhnoer
tees. to secure Elizabeth Rosenfeld, $50. )
years. per cent, semi-annually.
Square s2S-Pat Of lot Is: Jacob Rosenfeld 10
Mark g. Carman and Harry N. Hollander, trus-
tees 70 secure Elizabeth Rosenfcld. $3.50.
Square 91-Lots . and 80; J. 8. Gruver ct ux..
Arnie r TO Watson J. Newton and John A
Hamilton. trustees. TO secure z. Lodge Hill,
5000, 5 years. per cent semi-snnually. en-
each lot.
Square soao-Lots 81 and q, Same to same: to secus
same. $500. years, psf cent, semi-annually.
on each lot
Square Dee-Lots s. and o.: ]. g. Gruver et ux,
Annie R., TO Watson J. Newton and John A.
Hamilton. trustees to secure e Lodge Hill
$500, years per cent. semi-annually, On
each lot.
South 6f square aszf-Lot 10; Rulof " L. stratton
ct ux. TO 8. Percy Thompson and Herbert T.
Shannon, trustees. to secure Harry wsrdman
and Thomas Bones. $3.50. monthly payments
per cnt per anuum.
Eckington-Lots % 10 .. -. 8, and 20, block q;
lots q and 43. block 4: Joseph II. Csrmody to
n. Il Houenstsin and Joseph A. Hayden. trus-
tees. to secure Emanuel Speich, $500. year
per cent, stmi-annually.
Square H5S-Lot &: James Reeder ct ux. to
Howard s. Got and Kirk Holmes. trustees, to
secure the Municipal Realty Company 81. 90 s
years. per cent. semi-annnalr. Same to same
to secure the Municipal Building Company
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MILITIA DRILLING
AT ANNUAL CAMP
First Arrivals to Get Ten
Days Active Service.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Camp Sale. Culpeper. Va, July 26.-The
annual encampm6nt Of Virginia soldiers
is being held here. The camp is now
complete In all its departments, with
electric lights and an abundance Of good
water.
Yesterday afternoon all the companies
composing the First Virginia Regiment
arrived and went into camp. The regi-
ment is composed Of companies from
Richmond, Lynchburg, Alexandria, DAN
Vile. Norfolk, and other points.
The regiment will be In camp ten days
to be succeeded by the Second Regiment.
which will be IN camp for q like time,
ment.
Gen. c. c. Vaughn Is in commahd Of
the camp, with Col. Perry in immediate
command Of the regimental drills.
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granted to Caroline Lederer: bond. 500. Attorney.
c. z. Emig
Estate Of ". L. Aushinbaush; letter. testament
aTy granted TO Ann NJ Aughinbaugh; bond $. 900.
Attorney, W. II. Shoiea
Estate Of Ira @. Scott; letters tsstamsntary
granted to National Security and Trust Company.
Attorney, Frank Scott.
Estate of May z. Whiting; Letters Of administra-
ton granted to Hannah A. Cough; bond, $50. At
torneys Hufty q Hufty.
Estate Of William Kindnger; letters granted to
Emma F. Kinsinser; bond. $500. Attorney. George
W. 0futt, tr.
Estate Of Margaret J. o'Douneil; order to sell
real estate Attorney, J. p. Schick
Estate Of William E. Dove; order framing issue
Attorneys. MILAN q Smith.
Estate Of Sylvester B. Burch; petition for partial
allowance.
Estate Of william A. Yatss; VII dated septem-
Der H. la9 filed.
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NEW RECORDS FOR AUGUST.
CoIumbia Phonogrsph -Company OF
fers Extra Features.

COlumbfa Phonogrsph Company Of
fers Extra Features.
The Columbia Phonograph Company
Of 1z12 b street northwest, announces a
an extra feature of It's monthly Of
fering Of new records for, August two
extraordinary double-disk records by the
Columbia italian opera company at pop
ular prices, as compared with the prices
heretofore prevailing
One Is the sextet from Lucia" with
orchestra accompaniment. the other ths
quartet from "Rigoletto." also with or.
chestra accompaniment, and both recordi
include selections from the same operas
Another feature Of the August an
nouncement is that Joseph Holman. tbs
worlds greatest pianist, now makes rec.
ords exclusively for the Columbia, the
August one being prelude In G SHARP
minor, opus 8. No. 2, and March MIL
taire." The noon-hour concerts at the
company's stores are growing In popu.
larity.
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DECISION Is EXPECTED.
Gompers Contempt Case I'm Hands of
Committee.

A decision is expected to be reached
this week by the committee Of prose-
cutors In the contempt case Of the
American Federation of Labor leaders
on the question as to whether to ask for
summary Judgment in, contempt because
Of the failure of Samuel Gompers, John
Mitchell, and Frank Morrison to answer
the rule issued against them by Justice
Wright, or to move to strike out the
plea of mot guilty and to require an
answer under oath. The members of
the committee expect to serve notice of
the motion on counsel for the labor men
by Saturday. The matter probably will
be heard by Justice Wright on Tuesday
OF next week.
Under the rules of court. the committee
has ten days in which to file the motion,
but it is expected 1t will endeavor to
present the matter before Justice Wright
leaves on his vacation.
Clarence r. Wilson, in his private ca
pacity as a member Of the bar, was yes
terday appointed by Justice Wright an
additional member OF the committee of
prosecutors.
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Disney VIII In Filed.

The will of Lambert B. Disney, dated
April s, 1911, was filed for probate yes
terday. By its terms, testator's sons,
Claude and Frederick William Disney,
and daughter, Lulu Disney. are to re-
ceive 81 each. The remainder Of the es-
tate is devised to the executor, who is
ordered to pay 1t over in equal shares
to testator's four daughters, Sybil, Ma
bel, Lena and Rubina Disney. Edgar
G. Disney, of New York, is named
executor.
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RITES FOR MARK W. MOORE.
Printing Company Manager to Be
Buried FRIDAY.

Funeral services for Mark w. Moore
assistant manager Of the Law Reporter
Printing Company. who died at his resi-
dence, 442O Georgia avenue, yesterday
morning, will be held Friday afternoon
at 2 O'Clock. Burial will be in Glenwood
Cemetery. .....
For several years Mr.. Moore had suf.
fered from internal hemorrhages, which
caused his death. He was member OF
the Commercial Club, Chamber of Com.
merce, Printers Art League, Knights OF
Pythias, and president of the CONNER
cial Duckpin League. Mr.. Moore, who
was thirty-one years old, is survived by
his wife and two children. aged nine and
seven years
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DAILY COURT RECORD
Equity Court No. 4.
rrrcrrNE yryDrNur
TUESDAY, July 70, 1911

No. 3li9. Richards rs Fitzhugh ct al; po
confesso against I'll defendants except Elizabeth A.
Barritt Attorneys @. r. Williams, J. c. Potbury.
and ID. W. 0'Dopoghne-Tucker, Kenyon & Mac
farand, J. d. Faber.
No. so3sS Thatcher rs. Thatcher; rule returnable
Jnly 81. Attorney Alfred d. Smith.
No. 1851. Davis, executor. Otterback. &c.
trustee discharged. Attorneys, c. s. Hnlyer-H. p.
Blair.
No. 30l61. McCatherau ct al. vs. Derby ct al.
sails ratified. Attorneys. J. z. Padsett-y. L.
Dodge.
No. 5000. smithson vs. smithson ct AL; rule
returnable July 81. Attorneys, Archer & Smith,
Topper & Gusaok, l. d. Truitt, and John Ridout
No. 13ls Brun vs. Brun; order Of alfrnony pen
denrs Lite. Attorneya ]. NJ. Gerdine-M @.
O'Brien.
No. 2ss76 CasheIl vs. Cashell; auditors report
ratified. ,Attorneya @. F. HaSell-Arthur Peter &
NJ p. Metcah.
No. 335. Doleman vs. Doleman rule rsturnabe
August l. Attorney, R. e. Mattingly
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DEMANDS A DIVORCE.
Mrs. Doleman Makes Serious Charges
Against Husband.

Naming two correspondents and charg-
ing nonsupport and intoxication. Marga-
ret Doleman yesterday filed suit for
divorce from Eugene Doleman, said to be
employed at the navy yard at q salary
of SD a month. They were married in
this city June u, 1902, and have no child
ren.
Mrs. Doleman alleges Doleman has cut
on her grocery supplies. Mrs. Doleman
says that on June last, she telephoned
to the navy yard to find out whether her
husband was at work; that she was told
he was not, and that some other woman
representing herself to be his wife had
called up the navy yard asking them to
excuse Doleman on account Of sickness.
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REQUESTS TO RELATIVES.
Will Of William A. Yates ID Filed
for Probate.

VIII Ur "fIIfum a. Hdtes 10 F1I6d
- for Probate.
William A. Yates. by his will, dated
September IL. 1909, gives to his brother
in-law, Harry I. Houston. Of this city,
5000 and a diamond ring.
Bertha De Clarke Yates, Of Chicago,
a cousin. is to receive 1900. A coin col
lection Is bequeathed to his cousin, Har-
~ NJ. Yates, Of West Alexander. Pa.
Stock in the Manhattan Laundry Com
pany is given to the Washington Loan
and Trust Company in trust, the divi-
dends to be paid for five years to Mrs.
Mary L. Houston. wife of Harry /.
Houston. of this city. after which the
stock is to be sold, the proceeds to go
TO Mrs. Houston. The residue of the
estate is given to Mrs. Houston. q sister.
The Washington Loan and Trust Com
pany is named as executor.
The Washington herald., 1911-07-26
RECITES MARITAL WOES.
Anna w. Thatcher Wants Limited
Divorce and Maintenance.

DIVOrce and Mufntenance.
Excessive use of intoxicants and cruel
ty are alleged by Anna w. Thatcher in
suit for limited divorce and mainte-
nance filed yesterday against Leigh
Thatcher. who is said to be employed in
the Pension Bureau at q salary Of s5 q
month.
Mrs. Thatcher alleges that on one
occasion her husband assaulted her with
butcher knife and attempted to take
her life, and that he would have sue
ceeded had he not been disarmed by her
brother-in-law. She also charges him
with assaulting her with a beer bottle
and knocking her down and dragging
her across the house by her hair.
The Washington herald., 1911-07-26
MONEY LENDERS
OBJECT TO BILL
Insist that Three Per Cent a
Month Is Reasonable.
MEASURE DEBATED IN SENATE

Not ACTED Upon, ~ It Was Displaced
By the Wool Bill, but senator POM
creme Made q Speech in Which He
Condemned Conditions Here-Let-
ter from q Loan Company.
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Veteran Die, in HospitaI.

Relatives of James Powers. veteran of
the civil war, have been notified Of his
death In Emergency Hospital yesterday
morning. Mr.. Powers, who lived at
Morristown, Pa, had been in Washington
several days.
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No 3343 Anna ". Thatcher ". Leigh Thatcher;
divocs q mensa ct thoro Attorney, Alfred d.
Smith.
Security and Trust Company ct al substitute trus
tee. Attorneys, Blair Draytm Hillyer.
No. 9e45. Margaret Doleman 70. Eugene Dole
man ct al. divorce. Attorney, R z. Mattingly.
No soei6 Robert n. Morton vs. Jane E War
ington; cancel deed. Attorney A. B. Webb.
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HEAD CURATOR DESIGNATED.
Dr. Leonhard Stejneger VIII Attend
Celebration in Norway.

Celebration IN norway.
DR.. Leonhard Stejneger. head curator Of
the department of biology. has been des-
ignated as representative Of the Smith
sonian Institution at the celebration OF
the Tooth anniversary of the founding of
the Royal Frederick University, to be
held at Christiania, Norway. September
8 and 8.
He will also represent the institution
at the celebration of the 500th an
niversary of the founding Of the Univer-
sity of st. Andrews, Scotland, which
will occur from September II to L.
The Washington herald., 1911-07-26
Criminal Court No.
JUSTICE WRIGHT.


United States vs. J. Barton Miller; time to sub
NIT bill of exception and file transcript Of record e1
tended.
No. Gas United States ~ Thomas Wynn
forgery uttering and conspiracy: bail fxed at a. 900
No. Asls. United States va Clementne Scott
keeping bavdy house; plea not guilty.
No. Zsa United States ". Do0ald q Thompson
false pretenses; plea guilty.
No. zsoa United States N. Thomas J. Bruce
forgery and uttering; same.
No zen. United States yS John Bradford; -
sault with dangerous weapon; plea not guilty.
No. 260 United States Ss. Charles Price; same
No. zs2 United States Va. Victoria Lee; arson
No. z0o United States " William Ystss; house
breaking; plea guilty.
No 1ss7 United States Va Leroy johnson; oarnal
knowledge; plea guilty; personal bonds taken.
No. &4T. United States vs. John W. Patterson;
time for settling bill Of exceptions extended.
No. I625 United States vs. Jerry Murphy and
Daniel Nolan; housebseakins and larceny; plea not
No zsn United States "a Lottis Burke; rob
No. Hssl. United States vs.. Ira J. Lynch; non
support; plea not guilty; bail fixed at $50
Probate Court.
JUSTICE WRIGHT.
Estate Of Silvia Anderson; letter. Of administra-
tion granted to Emma Harris; bond. Sioo Attor-
ney z p. Moore.
Estate Of Lucille IS. Jones; Fannie Jones ap-
pointed guardian; bond. 5000 Attorney. @ D.
Garrett.
Estate Of Charles P. Marc; petition for letter. to-
tamentary Attorney. Franz Stetson.
Estate Of Edward Palmer; order TO pay funeral
expenses Attorney, @. O. Gertmsn
Estate Of Lambert B. Disney; will dated Apr1l
g. lll petition for jsttefs testsnentafy and order
fr commission to issus Attorney. A. A Hosh-
ling. jr.
Esfats of Annis q. vsgmilliou: guardian I'd hfsm
appointed ATTORNEY, G. w. Fowler.
In 10 Dnory Gro6: petition foe save 70 -
Eststs Of wfllism n. Irwin: pstition for lsfssss
tesfanentary Attorney b r. Leghbcn.
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Lawsuits.

No. $500. William I. Justh Hyman Bernstein;
appeal. Defendants attorney, Mark stearnan.
| No. $685. Fourteenth Street Savings Bank vs..
Frank W. Cheek, William F. Sullivan. and Rob
| ert G. Douglas Judgment Municipal Court, I'll
Attorney, G. A. Street.
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Guides Artistic Floral Tokens
appropriate designs for all occasions.
Fresh flowers. Prompt delivery. 1214 F.
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When You See the "Milk-fed5 Seal
on a chickens leg you can feel assured
that the fowl bearing 1t Is fresh-killed
tender, and delicious. At dealers. Colder
& Co., wholesalers only, 92-92S La. ave
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District Court.
Euufrv SHIFTS.

| No. 81. In payment Of damages account change
Of grade; appraisement confirmed as to lot los.
| square CT.
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Bankruptcy Court

JUSTICE WRIGHT.
No 6s5 In 70 Edward Ellison; order In forIna
pauperis.
No 80 In re William ". Smith; hearing Or
dered for August 50.
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Ask Your Dealer for ANInk-Fedo
Chickens If you want the freshest and fin
est poultry on the market Look for the
seal Golden & Co., wholesalers, 922 La. av.
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REST AND HEALTH 10 MOTHER AID CHILD.

used for over SIXTY YEARS By MILL
IONS Of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN
WHILE TEETHING. with PERFEC'f
SUCCESS. 1t SpOTHEs the CHILD,
CURES WIND C0LIC. and is the best
remedy for DIARRHOEA- II is absolutely
harmless. Be sure and ask for Mrs.
other kind. Twenty-hve cents a bottle
The Washington herald., 1911-07-26
LOCAL MENTION.

Fresh-cut Flowers In Abundance. -
Shaffer, 18th & NV. Phone NJ. 24l6.
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EXCURSIONS TODAY.

Norfolk and washington Steamboat companys
steamen from foot Of Seventh street for Old Point
Comfort and Norfolk daily at e:$ D n.
Steamer Charles Manchester for Mount .ysrnou
and Marshall Hall leaver Seventh street wharf at u
a. m. and 10 p N. daly. exceps Sunday.
Steamer 81. Johns leaves Seventh street wharf al
d m, for forty-mile MOONLIGHT trip on Potomac
Steamer fox New River View leaves Seventh strest
wharf at 10 q. m, and p m. daily.
Steamer for Colonial Beach leaves Seventh street
wharf ct In.
Can from Fiftssnfh street and New York avenue
sven quarter hour for main entrance Zoo Para,
Chevy Chase. and kensingtcn.
Weshirxton Baltimore and Annapolis Electric
Railway opsrates sEtythrss limited trains each day
between Washinstou and Baltimore. leaving m.
tsenth arsst and Nsw York avenue on TIE houz
and half hour. Also trains 70 Annapolis nye min
uts after TIE hour.
ohn from lDth an. p sreets northeast direct b
Kstionai Training School and BladsnsburS
Chssapeaho BsacA uain schedule n railroad ep1umn
faks NsW xotk asenus COLUMBIA Lns) susst ~.
rr s9dinenal jnfoEnatica 'phoos Lneoln ~
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ss.s 4: VEIN sss Dss:.. s~
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81 81 1s;; Sc Y,'ss Z 3: :ssss;s sss'ss''' rss.''
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e. 2sss Lss 1ss i a. +. ss.wss's ave: sis e ks
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Extra fine Pumps and
Ties. in a wide variety
of perfect fitting lasts.
All feathers and white
canvas.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-12-21

% Bulgaria .koIHd8" as .tHsIara
IS called s marked roo man. .rt
ceremonies ono .s called to....r
the name given f0 band of boys
mostly who ra about rro,au.rr ...f
the season o' H..ul .s over .r. ..r
aiding "a reign ~ foa --rE and rH
maHf Each ku.ela party numbers
seven 'br OlI Man. .nD NI Woman
the Cumu PICKER .aE0 collects I..
presents and money while t0g Nf
Man and O'I Woman H't OOH. ..N
and Four Singers who carol l. Ho
Christmas SONGS Itr auIU, COL. th.
Kololar. B. most Er1fa lIe and ...
procr.s... Joined o.. aur, .-U a
o. toVrsr..H.s Rho fa Cd great lo
light iu tlg antics OF tae J.t,.s
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-12-21

christmas ufnsani eHl W aite im
ealhs in rae Htef inmuffnv uiehi ana
ahnHi Madison Lane M NE Uvn hnnaH
~ nBi my flf nualia would have
had me- N be- hadn't oul into che rame
I vundof WI, happened 10 overlook
n un to nuw'"
An ahucha Kid" said Mexican
don't lalk foollahnoss You hnoV YOU
cant got within mile Of Mad Lanes
house tomorrow night ace old man
SON day before YESTERDAY and he
aal 'pd a going 10 have Christmas
dnlngs 'is house You remember
how you shu, tho festivities when
Mad vas married. about the
threats you mado9 Ont you sup
pose Mad Iano1l kind OF keep his eye
open for certain Mr. KID You
plumb make me tired. Kid, with such
remarks"
I'm going" repeated the FRO KID
without heat. TO 20 TO Madison Lanes
Christmas doings and KIN him ]
ought TO have done It a long time
ago"
There's other ways OF committing
suicide" advised Mexican why don't
you 20 and surrender 20 the sherifi?'
"I'u get him. said tho Kid
Christmas eve fell as balmy a
April. Perhaps there was a hint OF
far.avay freshness In the air. but Il
tingled Ike settler, perfumed family
with late prairie blossoms and III,
mesquite grass.
When night came the Ave or sir
rooms Of the ranch house were bright
~ IT. In one room was a Christmas
tree. for the Lanes had boy OF three
and a dozen or more guests were ex
pected from the nearer ranches.
The guests had arrived IN buck
boards and on horseback. and were
making themselves comfortable inside
The evening went along pleasantly
The guests enjoyed and praised R0si
tas excellent supper. and afterward
the men scattered in groups about The
rooms or CA the broad gallery
smoking and chatting
The Christmas tree ~ course. De
lighted the youngsters. and above all
were they pleased when Santa Claus
himself lH magnificent white beard and
Bur. appeared and began 20 distribute
The TOYS
'Ira my papa" announced Billy
Sampson. aged six
pgrE FhelUman an Old friend Of
Lane stopped UH.fa as she vas pass
iuE aE h.m 0r H gallery.
"WrI Nr iaua said he. - sup
pose Dr. ths CfristUas you've gotten
over being afraid 10 that fellow Mc
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"A q

ROY haven 500 Madison and have
talked about To- FHl uoa
Very nearly. said R1sifa smiling
Out . am u.I nervous sometimes ]
shall mover forget that awful time
wher br came so near EIilag uf"
.HrH tls most cold hearted villain
ir fta world said Bersy The Gu
ans al along tas border ought 20 turn
OF and hunt him down usc wolf
He har committed awful crimes,
said R0s.fa. but don't know.
think there iH SPOT % good some
where On ever body he VA not a.
WAYS bad that know
Rosita turned into the hallway bs
tween ihs rooms Santa C'ass. IN NUT
aing shlssers and furs. sas Just con.
lhs through
4 heard what you said through the
wirdo~ Mrs Lane D. said I vas
Just Fuing down Ia my pocket Tor
Christmas present Tor your husband
But I've left one f1T YOU instead it's
IN the room 20 your right
"Oh thank you. kind Santa claus
said Rnslta. brightly.
Rosita vent into the room. whils
santa Claus stepped into the cooler
air OF the yard
She found no one IA the room but
Madison
Where IL my present that Santa
said he left for me IN heref" abe
asked
Haven't seen anything IN the way
Of a present said her husband. laugh
ing. unless be could have meant me-
The next day Gabriel RAdd tho
foreman Of the X o ranch. dropped
into the post once AZ Iona Alta
Well. the Frio Kids got biz dose
of lead Al last" be remarked TO the
postmaster
That 40 How'd q happen
"One a. Old SsncheIs Merican
sheep teriers did it-think ~ a. the
PRO Kid killed by a sheep herderi
TIE Grcaser saw him riding along
past has camp about twelve O'Clock
last night. and vas - skeered that BE-
an with a Winchester and lei him
have n Funniest rari Of Z; vas that
the Md vas dressed all up with white
Angora ska vhisksfs and a regular
SANITY Claus 10 sgt from head 10 foot.
Thinf - me Frio KID playine santyi-
tcopyrght uiA ~ .. l. SsiaonI'
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deuces undergoing construction
in Rails.
Mrs. K. r. Martin happened
10 the misfortune of slipping
down Tuesday and spraining her
arm. She Is doing nicely at this
writing and % is hoped that she
will gain speedy recovery.
Mr.. Buchanan, who is sup
cruising the construction Of the
Baird building. was pleasant
caller at the Banner sanctum
Monday. He visited home folks
at Lubbock Saturday and Sun
day.
Martin & HolAndare head
quarters for good things TO eat
% II
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At RAILS
Th.rgs That are Beng Brought
About and Movements of
Some People

Rails Banner.
b. 3. Garrison, our enterprls-
ING grOceryman. was seeing the
sights IT, Lubbock Friday.
". +. Mclaughlin is making
preparations % establish a pri-
vate bank 70 be in operation by
the first Of January.
Rumor reports that within the
next few days there will be fif-
teen business houses and resi-
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-12-21


their children. how would they Ike to
live iu Russia. where work IS often
suspended for a fortnight. while an the
people keep holiday
Even the poorest pea-anf bias a tree
and DO is harvest uue for beegars. for
no one viii refuse him anything
I'm some ~ The country districts fhc
boys dress as animals and Ied by 9th
OF boys as Keeper. march through the
streets headed Dos band 1f boys max
inF dreadful music With harsh sound
Ing Instruments These prose-. sion. 60
from door 20 door pound until they a-r
admitted. and ali given food and drink
and Two small pieces ~ money
AT over Scandinavia o. week. Is given
20 uevyWak.uE Every or. goes fa s'k
O'Clock church 0u the dark Christmas
morning and BOZ tf. evening every
home iu the land is Illuminated They
have wonderful trees around Vae.
grown people and children dance and
sing The Scandinavian child De- ys3
good Orb fhe poor uu Christina ana
takes gifts and food t1 poor families