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WANT TO esthaufe a fAnrh 20 fave
thousand acres. all urdcf icue' uiih
diffeftns partitions ioT horses sud
cattle rooa house picnt, of water
90 iasi ihe year round. eood harm
N affcs ~ snitlfRiion. 10 haiancc
ln food rfass ans o. wolf siorAra
alsh hofses and rsiti, seteHt' fise
psf otnt of lhs entire ifstl would be-
i.ilaalc
THE psnp.fts ls situated fu mlist
raH nf sierra nianfa Vesas Wonit
eNrhanns TOT laua enYp here between
SAN Antonlo aud Corpus christi. hni
vonif nfrfof property near CORPUS
Cbna Addfoaf l.oft nes efa nf
VIM reuf corpus Christi reNae
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ruh SALE Win d. snid 90 sa,isf
a Judgment t&O asfes ~ land aheei
Twelve mlirs from ipfkhasi. rAid.
SOL toHnts. Isssf VII 0nit take
aooat slsVo eo To satiff, luasment
and rHsf $50 prF srre due state
o, hea' fupa bows ule- low fair vi
interest some ons is aoins ~ hu, a
tareaiu Dor particulars write 81 soo
q g. Flndles rofllaad r,sas
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REMEMBER stevens Hoe Co. lshof
bufesa man. n you want ishcrers of
suY kiad of 10 yop want work ~
Iou have any hides % cell scc 40 Ne
hay aii kiuds q skins stevens llids
Co. 1880 Leopard S. fis tf
DESIRABLE PROPERTIES ln an
Hate oi iho snion canada ana Ne,
.0p exceptional faal|iics Gov hsnd
uus properties hsicd ~lih ghs IA.
uunal Operative Realty go head
naario.s Nastiarion. D. e. n A.
pretgr assent slt Chaparral street
lf.ogtt
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FOR QUICK sAfH 80 acres a. sos.
proved land $50 n,uss south oi the
luton depot an. undcf fonrV and in
cultivation VIA b. soid a. rsason.
ahie Prise and istmsts ruii me pnr.
shesrf kitn 50 alfai oi improt ct
band all under fence and ~ fhifiSn
uon tno mliss south of rHien 49,
DO at a. haffaiH Terms one.fhlft
rash remainder of patmtnis lo SON
ihr Nur haatf aIfh inirreft 30 81
gsf cont uiun Clis Realty Co
feItti
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tion aud ihD q ~ ~ rw "a sees
uoh q prisooil pasture o. zoe
D. q Smith ~ y q nob,fsou lotto
. fp AMI - nobslern Tesas SAGA
John r Dickinson ~ Charles naf
ioch loi sac hioft a. Corpus rhrisii
lieaeh hotel addition 60 rofrD, Chrls.
~ fieo
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FOR So. a. A beautiful hone On
SAD stsesi sealk Rlan. one blosh
tfom the BAY. shd thfee tlosss frem
car lac stx Fcems. hath. eiccifie
lEhts cay water. yardA hAfnA
rosers and ffniis rrice $4,000
Tcfas Nfse 90. cest assvmpsicn
o. iiooo 90 ies eotsisndiur -. 4.
aotes gAsstls Ia g. 8 and sc4rs
aner Fehs "a. ieIa and t5te 90.
~ l. passbic WARE . rer cent
q real estate ascnls rhcas o~nef.
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RAILROAD Titti r,ni.h.


tNt@" 'ttrht" ~" - ~
Leave Tor Laredo l' ~
Arrives FROM laredo. 30 .. IN.
"a T., n 8 N. n. o.
Afri,. From she North. titt a
a.. and sif4 .. 10 from ths south
1908 . o. snd i0ig o. NJ
Leave for the aorih. see m.
and 1929 b. 10 fuf The south.
q $40 m and 90 D. m
n. A. a a. y. a. a.
Lrsves fof Ban Antoaio Waco and
Houston ESQ a co.
Leaves 'of ean hnioalo, 1850
D M.
Leavca fof San Antonio. Waco and
iousson ? 90 . ~
Arrives from san Aniouio. Waco and
liouatnn foa ~
Arrives from san Aniuhio, afto
Q m
Arrives from san Antonio. waco and
Houston, $50 p m
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LABOR ANANCN fof al hlnds 81
hslps san a, 81. i..opafd stree, ~
@ nps ass t1a tmo
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FoN hRNf- After Tsre as t.foom
coiiare on south nlufi water fgnni
one hlosk ftom street car. rrasan.
able rent to reliable PARTIES Appis
ioihe Apartments lettf
fek NfNf -toom house vita 40.
icrn and ,itt eaisf elcstfi, ltehts N
rear 81 ms fosidrnye a fhemp
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"1N REST DHoa iar BAH ou
nsrai frt,i r.siai Ca haslao..
Iof farhsr Information eau
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foN iNuEnATE sAlf rarm md
ssrden irseis fanriur from 40 tt sto
aifte NfIgy reasonable Terms Co.
suit purchaser uluf Cliy Realty CO.
fallff
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WANTED Morris chair snail BUTTE.
er sldeteAra. twc ehalrs sr<ond
hand. u scca ccnals,oa. reasonable
Address bppny Caller
ltna llsN
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FoN NfNT Two mrn shed roam
Iu' ufhi housekeeping 1888 rhapa.
nI ~ go 81
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|H|H"N
4e nrst iaasfiIan. satse-
tens. itg
i idtertisink.
i stytisinr at legal
tt
a'ay Adsertising.
laf HafraH gte per
eaa iusoftion.
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each Inssrslon per
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Advertisements On This Page Give Prompt Returns


FOR RIM. To rossle uishous
ehlldren. furnished. moasfn t.ruam
coiiase via hath. sloae IT. VIII ~.
serve one rccm and want privlic =
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Arizona republican., 1911-08-12

projection of the white outlines of the
body on the black background.
The so-called outer envelope" the
black line said by the demonstration to
surround the body at a distance of one
eight of an inch from the skin, is sim
ply double outline of the body sur
face. seen when the eyes are focused
on some intermediate point. as the me
dian line of the arm. This appearance
is well known in physics and can easily
be demonstrated on inanimate objects
as books, etc.
Even if the claims of the demonstra-
tors as to the existence of the aura"
could be substantiated. its Importance
or value as a diagnostic aid would still
remain to be proved. For instance,
even if the aura exists. il Will stil
be necessary to prove. first, that it is
actually composed of rays emanating
from the body; second. that this ema-
nation is in any way affected by dis
ease: third, that variations caused by
disease are positive and constant, and
fourth. that each disease mOdifies the
aura" in a peculiar and distinctive
way. None of these points has been IN
any way proved. either by the book or
BY the demonstration but. on the con-
trarv. assertions have been made with
out particle of evidence.-Journal Of
the American Medical Association.
Arizona republican., 1911-08-12
: Finances and Markets ]

New York, Aug. 11-Following spir-
tied opening in which the prices of
number of issues advanced a full point.
with a gain of IL in Canadian Pacific,
today's stock market fell back in large
part The street discussing the retire
ment of Prick from the Hartman
boards was clearly inclined towards the
beliefs that this was impelled by cir
cumstances which have cropped up in
the last decade. In the minds of the
speculative community Tricks with
drawal from the Union Pacific and its
allied properties also helped to explain
the recent heavy offerings that marked
the recessions of the Hartman issues
and other stocks of the same class.
Mr. Tricks intention to retire has
been known to many of his associates
for several weeks. other matters of de-
pressing influence included advices
from the west that Illinois Central Of
ficials following the Union Pacific, and
Southern Pacific lines declined to en-
gage in further conference with their
employees over the wage question and
Arizona republican., 1911-08-12

dispatches stated that the aura indi-
Gates the presence and character Of
disease. What are the facts regarding
this demonstration? " Y. H., Milwau
kee.
The demonstrations" in question
have been conducted by the manager
of a publishing company which has
published Il book by a London physi
clan. Demonstrations" have also been
conducted by Chicago physician at
one of the local hospitals. On invita-
ton a representative of the Journal
attended two of the former demonstra-
tions.
After a rambling talk by the dem
onstrator, those present were taken into
room equipped with double curtains
and with strips around the doors and
windows to exclude all light. Each was
provided with a double glass slide fill
ed with a dark blue fluid. and was told
to hold this screen before the eyes for
some five or ten minutes in order. as
the demonstration explained, to sat
urate the eyes with rays"
The curtains were then drawn down
and the room darkened as completely
as possible. The subject for demon
stration. woman model. stripped to the
waist. was then placed in front OF a
black curtain. Each observer was Civ
en- a screen" containing a weaker So
Arizona republican., 1911-08-12

luton of the same fluid through which
he was told to gaze at the model. The
demonstration asserted that band or
strip of light. caused by the emana-
ton of rays from the surface of the
body. would be seen surrounding the
entire body close to the skin and ex-
tending outward for a distance of eight
to ten inches. also that on approx
mating the fingers of the demonstrators
to the fingers of the model and draw
ing them away slowly. light rays would
be seen passing from one hand TO the
other and forming band of light
electric machine.
our representative three times en-
deavored to see the aura" at each of
the demonstrations he attended. but
was unable at any time to detect any
thing except the normal outline of the
body. The phenomena said to be OBJ
served by some of those present can
be accounted for in two ways: First,
self-deception. in that the majority of
observers are inclined to see or try to
see what they are told to see; second,
optical illusions. due to the Overstrain-
of the eyes in gazing at the bright
sunlight outside through the colored
screen. to the sudden darkeniug of the
room. to the dilation of the pupils in
the effort to accommodate and to the
Arizona republican., 1911-08-12

spot. ESQ 12s cd; futures, c 81 6s Sd.
Arrivals reported in New York today,
$40 tons. Customs house returns show
exports of 1886 tons for this month.
Lake copper, $12.75d 1900. Electrolytic,
s12.5Od1275. Casting. s1225G12.5O.
Tin was quiet: spot, s42.9OG4S.5O:
August. s42.9O@43.2O; September, $4175
m42.5O; October. $41.50G41.90; NOvem-
Der. S4125641.75. London was firm;
spot. $50 los; futures. e1S7 5s.
Lead was quiet. s445G46O for New
York and at $442h @447lk for Fast st.
Louis delivery. London, c 13 los Sd.
Spelter was nominal, S6.O5@615 for
New York and at $5.9O@s6.1O for East
st Louis delivery. London, C 26 12s Cd.
Arizona republican., 1911-08-12

cables from Liverpool that the strike
situation there had assumed alarming
proportions. The stock market sold OH
in the last hour under the lead of Union
Pacific, which was almost the weakest
issue throughout. That stock made a
new low record, as did also Reading,
Great Northern preferred, Great North
ern. St Paul, Baltimore anu ono
Louisville and Nashville, the Atlahtic
Coast Line Atchison, American Smelt-
ing, and Western Union. The earnings
of 81 additional roads for June snow
decrease of almost Sl7OO,0OO gross
which will cut the net decrease to $Soe,-
600 by reducing operation expenses.
Bonds were heavy; total Sales par
value. s1,6s5, 900. United States govern
bonds were unchanged on call.
Arizona republican., 1911-08-12
THE SAME HOLE.

An inexperienced young fellow was
called upon to make speech at
banquet at which Speaker Cannon was
present. In fact the Speaker sat next
TO the young man.
gentlemen" began the young fell
low. my opinion is that the gener-
alitv of mankind in general is dis
posed to take advantage of the gener-
ality of -
The Speaker grabbed the boy by
the arm, and, pulling him down to
him, said:
sit down, son. You are going out
of the same hole you went in."-La-
dies Home Journal
Arizona republican., 1911-08-12
STOCKS.

New York, Aug. 11.-Amaigamated
Copper. 81; Atchison, 104B; st. Paul
115; New York Central, 103B; Penn
slyvania, 1908; Reading, 145%; South
ern Pacific, ia; Union Pacific. 1888;
Steel, 72h; do. pfd., 11512; Silver, S21sc.
Arizona republican., 1911-08-12
THE laura" WASN'T THERE.
A Reporter Couldn't See the Ethereal
Double At a Chicago demon
stration."

To the Editor-The newspapers have
been reporting some remarkable in
stances that have occurred in Chicago
at which an aura was demonstrated.
apparently surrounding the body. The
Arizona republican., 1911-08-12
METALS,

New oYrk. Aug. 11.-Stanadri copper
was quiet; spot. s12.171s@12.S7h; Au-
gust. September. October and NOvem-
Der. s12.2O@l2.37h. London was firm;
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-20

,".igu -.ul 90 -'W'' rD,'.H'
estimated 4U.uup Market -t'ldN iu
Iu. Iuu,r N,vyos, - So" >.t1. TtN-
as -t,,rs. Si5onf.35. Western si'rts,
XiZaefs.uu. u.ckrrs uul coolers,
sqIau-.su. COWS uud h,ii,r-. 1895 70
$50. calves. S6.pUmH.to.
uugs Receipts estimated 700 ,..""".
marie, stead. tu suod, loN,i Light
tl..usi.-u. mINod. S6.5au.-u. heavy
4G..un1.u. rough. SG,UHrG. good
tu yhuio, heavy, A6.toff 40. piss
si-au6.Tl. bulls ut ~airr. S'.''H 400.
Sheep Nee. rtf estimated H' i"r
uun. mutk.. steady O." lue lowe. Na-
ts ygasul.EU. -p.ru s. 500"
i-l. t,auIuEs. Ht.lo.aitr. lamb.
.pu.,. UUub.l.. Western ai.-'"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-20

kansas Diiy, Mo-, Sept t"-~ cattle
receipts 1900 iurludiug 1900 s"uth-
rms. mtra,t steady to weak Naii'"
steers. s5.0uatN.op. southern steer
.t.btm5io. southern COWS aud hril-
.,rs. taa5art,u. native COWS ana hell
..rs. ye.I5m .ou; stpsk,rS and feeders.
.s3iomG.oo, balls. $4,000 t.5n, Calves
- pUuNUU. western steers, 81 '""
E .u. Western COWS. S..15Ht.i'
Hugs K,cuWta 10000, market
stead, 90 5c lower Bulk of snits
SG.GsmG.So: heavy So 5o16.No. pack
crs and butchers, td.6sftG.N', lights
kG.b5MG.No.
Shrop.-R,pciuts i2.ooo. market
stead, to stroug Muttons, t'.""t ne
q ou. amh-. Sl5UmG.un; range w'th-
crs and yoarings, t5.s5~ $50. range
ewes, 3g.5UH3.15.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-20


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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-20
MOB LEADERS ARE
NOW UNDER ARREST
Two al Gang That burned Negro "a
Death ~ Iuntc-,illc Are Charged
Win Murder bs Grand Jury,
Uny EvsnluE Herald a. p. Isa..d wire,

'udlttNiII', va. sept 20 inc
most Important development ~ the
negro lyu,hing case came today when
warrants charging two members of
"a, mob With murder and two po-
licrmcn with involuntary manslaugh-
ten were i--uud nl judge Butler on
th recommendation of the special
rr'ud Jury Tho Jurors were dis
charged. They had been lea session
for three weeks aud it had been
charged that they were reluctant TO
tHhr action
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-20
@ ~ "a CURES OLD
S. -. -. BLOOD DISEASES

Contagious Blood Poison is responsible for old blood
troubles such Scroous affections skin euph0ns catarrhal
troubles Rheumatism uceratng There such thing
Kidding the system Of these effects by killing the poisonous
Any medicine powerful enough accomplish this would also destroy
many of the delicate Innings and tissues and wreck the constitution
The only old blood troubles REMOVE the from
the circulation and for this nothing Is equal TO SS II
the blood and drives and poison and makes
this vital fluid pure rich nourishng has long been known
the greatest OF all blood purifiers and thousands have rid
themselves OF old blood diseases by ALWAYS removes the
inquiry from the blood these old disorders whether inner
tied acquired Book the blood and any medical advice free
to ALL SSS is sold at drug stores
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC co. ATLANTA GA.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-20
MAiilON WILL NOT HANG.
(Hy Evening ncrEId 4. q. ,.sassd wirsD

TIIITITUUTEI To- 0ITI ~" THN
state board of pardous to-day recon
Wcndod that the sentence of death
imposed on George l. Marion. the
actor. convicted of numbering his wife
.ut Wilkosbarrr. be- committed Is inn
prisnumcnt for 'Ifc iir was to have
been hanged ON september 2S.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-20
NATIONAL PARKS NRE
GREAT Dt RAINING NIinN

Er'Uuus tu hi- Attendance 40 the
.nu,r,no, of national mik up,f.u-
t.ud,rls 800 N,iuVstuu, park Mr.
DrNcs salD CHAT uatimsi HarDs ls.
'n, GREATEST drHvus osius possessed
. f., west tud1l that with "a, dee
E.|uum,ut aI 'U. PARIS 1871 como
uauE moro visitors and s.guis,.r.
t.u. u. .U.W ar. bound Goo remain
n ilr country. tFr up land cor iu-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-20
Grain aud Provisions.

Chicago. sept -".--Whcai -Srpi'm
Der. %. Lose. Dec. 20 t-Nc.
C0ru-~cptu 80 ,-Sc. Dec, bl'
Oats sept. 40 l-Sr, Doc g. l-ic
purk--Jau., Sla.io.
Lurd--sc sept, ye25, Jan. t>.Ni 2. "
MO.
HIbs-Oct, SNi5, Ian. Si,tia.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-20
k|MMEL STILL SAYS
He IS LOST son
Continued from Page onc)

pnrcd when wc are alone, call nc
mother
That was an uulhursi of mother
love which she could not suppress.
Afterwards She appeared 20 regret o.
wonder whether thaf Impulse viii
rcassou itsfl. on whether while 1c.
tnowiedld by ms friends, ! am lol-
over 10 bc disoVnoI by my mother
"kimnel today was still at the
home of Mr Harry I Fox, who rec.
o2ni1ed him as cousia he said
Dds mother would have To call on him
ID she wanted 10 see him.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-20

81 have q world OF confidence in
Chamberlain cough Remedy for
have used 81 with perfect success 3"
writes Airs NJ {. Basford, Pooleslll NE.
Md For sale oy all druggists.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-20
BAD CASE
OF DYSPEPSIA
relieved
BY PERUNA.
Il can Eat Anything | Want"

a. f|.
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D., d.,
a..
The Washington times., 1911-05-01
Colored Y.M.C.A. Expects
twenty-five Thousand

Construction OF new 10000 home by
the colored Y. NJ. c. A, In Washington
may be aided by a gift of S25.oO0 from
julius Rosenwald. Chicago millionaire.
This announcement was made Sunday
afternoon at the Howard Theater. by
Secretary Louis f. Johnson, who said
Mr.. Rosenwald recently visited Wash
ington and seemed favorably impressed.
DR.. W. P. Thirkield. president Of How
ard University. presided at the meeting.
James Bryce, ambassador from Great
Britain, delivering the principal address.
Ambassador Bryce said the negro race
had made great progress, and that upon
America and Europe Is imposed the
duty of its education.
The Washington times., 1911-05-01
Buffalo Jones" Lecture
Pleases Large Audience

A new method of hunting which takes
nothing away from the delight Of the
sport but which does not call for the
useless killing of animals, but which
does call for great daring and skill.
was introduced to the people of WASH
ington last night at the Belasco The
ater by Col. Charles J. Jones, better
known as Buffalo Jones"
The audience listened, delighted with
the new sport. and was particularly
pleased with the many pictures showing
just how wild animals can be lassoed.
Colonel Jones, formerly typical cow
boy, has just returned from Africa
While there he lassoed lions. leopards,
giraffes, wart hogs, and rhinoceros.
The pictures showing the cowboys in
the jungle, giving the animals the sur
prise of their lives. when first they are
lassoed and afterward released, will long
be remembered because of their now
city.
The Washington times., 1911-05-01

S1.oo Harpers Ferry, Martinsburg;
sl35 Berkeley Springs: 500 Cumberland
and return, May 7th, Baltimore & Ohio
r. R. Special train leaves station at
S:l5 a. m.-Advt.
The Washington times., 1911-05-01

Swift & Co.'S sales of fresh beef in
Washington for week ending Saturday,
April %. 1911, averaged 9.1S cts. per lb.
-AdVt
The Washington times., 1911-05-01

Try the Delicious Waffies Cooked
-hv electricity at 1890 n. Y. ave Electric
kitchen demonstrated daily till May ..
-Adyt
The Washington times., 1911-05-01
WOMAN FALLS TO
DEATH AT FIRE AS
FIREMAN FA|NTS
Servant Who Had Heroically
Aroused Family, Slips From
ReScuer'S Arms.

NEW YORK. May IA heroic wom-
an servant. who had aroused the house
hold. lost her life at the private dwell
ing Of Henry W. Youngling. 615 West
l3Sth street, during an early morning
fire, attended by exciting scenes.
Mrs. Youngling. with Dorothy, her
nine-year-old daughter, in her arms,
and Della Glynn. the servant, were cut
off in the upper stories by the fire be-
low. The rest of the household had es-
capped. For several minutes Mrs. Young
ling swayed on a front window ledge on
the third floor. holding her daughter to
her breast. A man in the window OF an
adjoining house reached out and grab
bed her skirts to prevent her from
jumping.
The fire apparatus could not be
brought down the steep hill from
Broadway. and fremen had to run half
block with seventy-five foot ladders.
A ladder was finally put up against the
window, and Just as Firemen Chris Col
by and Anthony Page reached the top,
Mrs. Younglipg toppled into their arms
and was brought down in safety.
Della Glynn at the same time was
standing on the ledge Of third-story
window In the rear crying for help. Her
voice could be heard. but so dense was
the smoke that she could not be located.
Clotheslines stretched in the areaway
prevented a ladder from being raised,
and a squad of firemen on the rcSf
were told to locate the woman.
BY this time she had become uncon-
scious and had fallen across the window
ledge, half out. Fireman John c. CAL.
lagher, of Hook and Ladder Company
No. %, had a rope tied aout his waist,
and with a lantern was lowered through
the smoke to try and locate the womaR.
the men holding him working by signal
Gallagher located Miss Glynn, threw
away his lantern and signaled to be
lowered. He stood for a moment on
the ledge. picked up the unconscious
form in his arms and signaled to be
drawn up. AS the men were pulling
him up, Gallagher, who had been fight
ing to retain consciousness, was over
come and the body of Miss Glynn slipped
from his arms and fell to the paved
areaway. She was instantly killed.
Gallagher was unconscious and badly
burned when raised to the roof.
The Washington times., 1911-05-01
$1.25 colored pongee suitings

27-inch goods; colors are april
cot, ciel. wistaria, catawba, alice,
natural, and black. All pure silk.
Regular retail price, s1.25. Only
80 pieces in this lot Our SSo
sale price, per yard. ...... CCC