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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-03-11
For SALE CHEAP BY OWNER

5-room modern, nearly new bum
galow, fine 4-lot corner in Roose-
yelt Heights. Must have $1,000 cash.
Can give terms on the rest If neces-
sary. This is a coy and well fin
ished house. inside and out, has
plate rail in dining room, also a g.
light solid brass chandelier, cost
$11, and oEe in the front room cost
81 so; nice front and back porches.
halls bathroom, pantry and cellar,
woodhouse, sidewalk and 10 cords
of dry wood goes with the place.
The place also has an unobstructed
view of two-thirds of Tacoma. the
bay and tideflass; near school and
groceries, and nice lawn. wire fense
Just being put around the lots; good
range and wood heater. bedstead.
dining table, chairs, etc, for sale
cheap; also can give possession at
once.
Owner, Gilbert Jones, s. e. corner
OF So. 36th and v ST.. / block south
OF Roosevelt school Take Portland
ave. car to 28th st.
This would be a good place for a
railroad or street car man to live,
as the Portland ave. car runs after
all other cars stop at night, last
car leaving town after 1 O'clock at
night.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-03-11
For Exchange

80 acres all fenced, 20 acres all
cleared and bordering on a fine
lake and is fine bottom meadow
land; plenty of good wood; 7-room
house, good big barn and other good
outbuildings; a fine place to raise
STICK or dairy; 3 acres'in bearing
orchard. VIII consider income Ia
coma property on trade, or will rent
this place to the right parties.
12-room house, corner lots. 90
x13O, located in Mlssoula, Mont,
House years old; has basement
and is completely furnished for a
hotel; furniture goes with the
place. Everything goes for $4,000.
VIII trade for Tacoma property.
Groom house. all modern, on two
fine lots, l block from car line. Has
bearing fruit trees. All city i'm
proVements are in and paid for
Price $500, or will ltrade for a farm
within the radius of so miles OF
Minneapolis. MINI.
GIG HARBOR
5-room cottage and IL fine water
front lots, springs piped to house
Price Sl70O; terms or will trade for
O. rooming house.
McCOLLEY & HALL
Phones: Main 1894, A 1885.
407 California Bldg.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-03-11

after Washington learned that
overtures for the establishment
of a navel base at Magdalena bay
had been made to Japan by Presi-
dent Diaz. t is asserted that Jap
an received the suggestions but
took no action. The Galveston
report that secret treaty of Of
Tense and defense" entered into
by Mexico and Japan a year ago is
not cESdited here.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-03-11
u. S. Will Investigate
Japanese I'm Mexico

(By United Press Leased Wire
WASHINGTON, d. c., Mar. IL
The United States soon will be-
gin an investigation of the num-
Der of Japanese employed in Mex
leo, the greater number of whom
are In the mines, according to au-
thoritative information today.
The determination to conduct an
inquiry was reached, it is said,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-03-11
HERE!! YOU

MIR. Spectator! Mr.. HOme-buyer.
Grab This One.
Four lots, one block from car
line, all cleared and planted to fruit
and garden; place 80 by 100 IT. for
chicken run; Broom house, all
furniture, garden tools and supplies;
woodshed and some lumber; assess
ments all in and paid; $500 cash.
This Is $500 below cost. Call 5432
Park ave.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-03-11
TRIES TO. BLOW UP
u. S. OFFICERS


eN, n. -Joseph
picion United
officers Weber Internal clock
chine loaded with nirogycene with battery make
explode
q
abcock He uttered violent tire against the and the Unit
ed denied he connected with
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-03-11
HEROLD CASE UP.

Attorneys for II. G. Herold. who
is accused of attempting to take
the children from the custody of
his former wife, argued a motion
for a change of venue before
Judge Chapman in the superior
court today.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-03-11

lBY OWNER-Furnished or unfur
nished house, rooms, reception
hall. 4 clothes closets large bath,
shades, light fixtures, gas, concrete
basement, laundry trays, chicken
shed, lawn and fruit and shade
trees, gooSeberry bushes and other
plants. Lot 37hx130; near 2 car
lines. No agents. S13 No. Steele 81.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-03-11
rRuIr LAND ro TRADE

I own Az acres OF choice fruit
land near Ksnnewiolk, all under
ditch. with perpetual water right
1 Will sell for $3.50 an acre, or will
trade all or part for good improved
END preferred. This Is $100 an acre
below value and what adjoining
land has actually sold for during
the past year. Address Bex es7. or
Times.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-03-11
A COY HOME.

Practically new 4-room home
in west end, with hall, pantry,
closets, electric lights, good shed,
50x120 IT. lot.
1t all goes for $1,000 on easy
terms.
Phone M. Z6f4.
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FOR TRADE-One and third acres
of best valley land in full bearing
For particulars call on j. s.. Raw
lings. Home phone Red 20S, Puyall-
up, Wash.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-03-11

FOR SALE by owner, new six
room bungalow, 3 lots, 160 IT,
long; a small house In rear. Must
sell at once. Fart cash. Easy pay
ments. 376 So. Sheridan. Phone
$500.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-03-11
WHAT!
ON A PAVED STREET?

Yes, on 9th avenue we are Of
fering a slightly home location of
~ lots for $500 with all assess
ments paid, including paving,
street grade. cement walks, water
mains and 1910 taxes. No in
cumbrance whatever. Abstract
furnished showing clear title
name your own terms. III this
site isn't large enough we will sell
you the adjoining / II lots at the
same figure and terms.
MORTON A Co.
OMIT Us~uFt.. Ma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-03-11

FOR SALE-Modern 5-room house,
3 lots, all improvements in and
paid. No payments down. Pay by
the month. Property Is at 1910 So.
Asotin st. Phone Main 1906. own
er'S address is n. II. d. No. 4, Box
sos, Tacoma, Wash.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-03-11
I WANT TO BUY

West End or Groom home, under
$4,000, or will go north not too far
out. Easy terms desired but can
pay cash IL necessary. Address 9S5,
or Times.
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Acreage, Farms, Waterfront

$4250-15~acres improved 5-r in
nea Ill Iarbo
000-Waerfront.
Sl00O-faef, selo rtrade.
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LOOK AT
O2O so. 58TH sT.

The ground has an area equaling
w lots and the house contains 6
rooms. besides bath. 1t Is built SOL
IDLY throughout. is finished with
slash grain fir and is in first class
condition. All street improvements
excepting paving are in and paid
for; car lines within blocks
owner has moved to his farm and
lnstructs us to sacrifice this prop
erty for $4,000. 1t is worth $4,000.
Good forms can be nrranrnd
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-03-11
Cheap Houses
and Acreage

. 675-10 acres, " acres plowed,
close to Gig Harbor.
$1600-Close to sc fare, 4 acres Inn
proved, good soil, house, barn
chickens.
s2soo-20 acres, s cleared, 900 fruit
trees, small house and barn,
near the Interurbah.
S5300-One- of the best acres on
Pacific ave-, close in, good
house, bath, electric light,
barn, chicken houses. Will
take house as part trade.
$2500-House. 7-r. and bath. both
streets paved, east of X near
9Th ave. Terms.
s1soo-5-r. cottage. lots. East goth
St. close to car Easy terms.
$1S00--New 7-r. and bath. lots,
near Whitman school. Terms.
A. big snap.
OTTO ii. ROEDER
305 California Bldg.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-03-11
so. END HOME $1,000

Located near 41st and ] SITS, on 3
car lines, attractive eighborhood;
5 rooms, plastered, with electric
lights, gas and modern plumb
1R lots in fruit and lawn; good
barn and chicken house. Lots lie
fine. All street improvements in
and paid for. A snap-$500 below
actual value. Easy terms.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-03-11
CIsLslI5sly53;;;yyY
Provident Bldg.

WEST END ACREAGE TO TRADE
owner will trade 1914 acres, part
or whole, for improved city proper
ty. Located on 18th st. car line, 25
minutes ride from 18th and X SITS.
Lies level; adjoining acres recent
~ sold for $3.50 cash per acre. Price
for quick sale, $500 per acre. Ad-
dress Box Csc, Times.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-03-11
\ New
Bungalow

$300 cash and 500 per month Sc
cures the new fiVe-room modern
bungalow situated In the West End,
north of the 9Th ave, ear line.
Electric lights, gas, porcelain
plumbing, concrete foundation, base
ment, piped for furnace. Price So
coo.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-03-11
For Sale, Real Estate = For Sale, Real Estate
HOMES FOR SALE


SSOOO-A r. in
$20-A mod house lots
s20OO-A near st
East
a and
near nte
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-03-11

$2,500-A fine Groom house, 1 lot,
So. J. near Sixth ave-; bath; street
paved
$4,500-Two good houses, one of 9
rooms, with bath. gas, electric light,
and with Z rooms and bath, with
two corner lots, No. X ST. Street
paved and all assessments paid
Terms. A great bargain.
$1,1O0-Two lots on SO. Tacoma
car line and S5th st. Street graded
cement sidewalk, sewer in.
$1,250-40 acres best land, 20 in
cultivation. There is $500 worth on
balance. House and barn, old or
chard, close to Sumner.
BERTELSON d co.
1306h Pacific Ave.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-03-11
3 ACRES

NORTH END
blocks from Point cars, slightly To-
cation. lies well above grade and is
a snap at S1l00 an acre. $500 cash
required, balance Z per cent
MARLBOROUGH q HAGENDUCH
212 ProNident BLDG
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-03-11
Do You Want Comfort2

IF so, let me show you a Groom
house, up-to-date bath, concrete
basement. lots covered with fruit
and shade trees. berries and flow
ers; chicken house and store room;
one block to PIT. car line, Z minutes
from SO, 9Th and c. Price and
terms to suit.
2 Lots, Cor. s. 80 and o
is for sale for the small price of
1850; adjoining lots just sold for
1890. owner must have some
money at once.
p. M. RUTHFIELD
40s Provident Bldg. Main $500.
ga CRIEICE - II nnrn. ITrrla..- -, -
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tPleese note that / am now 1ocat-
ed at 210-z11 Berlin Bldg, the firm
Of Norton & Hill having been dis
lsolved.--Eli p. Norton.)
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-03-11
Say MIR. Homeseeker

We have just finished plating
BE
choice these
1oxhurgh, the elh
$500 with large -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-03-11
Karl R. Thompson &Co

III 10th st.
Il. M. Sherwood. Karl II. Thompson.
Insurance. Loans,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-03-11
For Bargain Hunters

% nice lots situate Cedar just one
rom Sixth line, comfortable seyen-
ouSe, only three old
The Wrangell sentinel., 1911-10-12
City Water In
 U. 5, Building

On Tues sday this week the piping the city water to the U. $. jail, Marshal'sand ilor's residence was completed. The equipment in. 'eIudes fire eonnections accessible ,:om either inside or outside of the yard and fire hose enough to pro7 tscs the whole government reserve:
 The installation qf city water Is of consequence as 2 fire protect: ion, aside from the convenience pffoarded by running water, for the highly infIIa:.ml!able condition of the buildings in time of dry weather is 2 menace to the safety of person and proRettE:
The Wrangell sentinel., 1911-10-12
Several Parties
 Hunt Ducks
Excellent Shooting in This Vicinity Attract Hunt.
 ers From Afar

The excellent duck and goose shooting on the tide flats at the mouth of the Stiline has attracted several parties 0f NimFodss from far and near to enjny the sport,
 From Seattle and Tacoma comes las. R. SteeFet and w; R; Nichols: They joined and are the guests of a party from Juneau headed by Chas, Goldstein; This Rarty will stay a week on the flats hunting ducks and geese and will then go up the Stiikine to hunt grizzly bear.
 On Sunday, J. Raber, Ex:Post; master Williams and ]. Finzel, came up from Ketchikan 9n the launch Teddy to enjoy 9 weeks shooting among the ducks.
 Wrangell is justly famous for its quality, quanity and variety of hunting, Probably no other town is within so easy reach to such hunting as the hills and flats of this vicinity afford,
The Wrangell sentinel., 1911-10-12
Pleasing Pictures

A goodly gathering of N'rangell people turned out Tuesday evening 10 see the pleasing motion pictures presented by M, H, Crawfo'Fd and J, Bandur, two interpriising young men from Seattle who are touring Alaska towns: Tie films present. ed were high.grade in every way and the machine is of the very lat: est model which elimlliI99ates the dlisagreeab'ls ''hicker"l
 There will be anlo,thef program presented tonight as advertised in another column and a g99d house is predicted.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1911-10-12
Dance While
 Boat Waits

Several Wrapeell people ayailed themselyer of an opportunity to enjoy q dance given at the .Vran. gell Hotel last Saturday evening. Fhe City of Seattle 4as in port waiting for the tide so many of tie officers and passengers joined in the merry-making, The attend. apce was not large but everyone present enjoyed the dance very much.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1911-10-12
Sparks

Alert Fire Co.,, No. I, met We'd nes day evening with seven mem- bers present,
 The application of Wm. F: Sclnabel was favorable considered M, Schaaebls experience in fire n n $ woFk will prove iqYaluable to the company.
 The regular meeting night was changed by an amendment to the byzlaws from the second We ines- day to the first Monday of each month.
 With the date of the meeting changed, it is expected that future meetings of the company will be better attended.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1911-10-12
Telegraph On Last Trip


 The riyeF boat Telegraph, left Sunday for it's last triR to Tele:: graph Creek. B. C, The river is getting very shallow and difficult to navigate:
 Geo. k.llaaqplFz. Who has been working on the Telegraph this season will stay at Telegraph Creek until all the big.game hun ters come out Qf the interior and Will bring them down with the scow which he built for ths Telegraph.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1911-10-12
Arctic Brothers
 Elect Officers

The locell camR of Arctic Brother. hood elected officers at the regulaI meeting on the night of Qctobef 4th. The following oAcefs were elected to hold office for sia months and last "Wednesday eve ming Wefe installed: Arctic Chic: H. Gartleyi Vlee-Arctiq Chief, Geo. skeItoni Arctic Chaplain, P. Warrington; Arctic Recorder, NJ: Katzenmeyer; Arctie Keeper ot Nuggets, I. Gartrel; Arctic Trail Guide, AfthpF Sofset; Arctic Trail Blazer, Paul F. Staphope; Al. chemist, Elmer Car!srom; Keeper of the Inner Toll-gate. Chas. Nel- son; Outer Toll::gate, Chris Veddo. Trustees, J: Grant. B: Hill, A. Engstrom! C: Neisan and 5. Gun. ningham.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1911-10-12
October Wedding

OA Monday afternoon, Oct. oth; Miss Ca,hrine lqrg gepsen and Vim: ]. Beach, both of t<etohikan, were married by Key. J: $, Clark at the Presbyterian Parsonage,
 TheSentinel joins with the friends 9f MT. and Mrs, Beach in the con eratulations and best wishes,
The Wrangell sentinel., 1911-10-12
Birthday Party

Miss Katherine Matheson enter tained several of her playmates at her home last Saturday after: noon in honor of her third birth day, The guests were Misses Mary MoTague, Margaret Nc: Cormaok, Elizabeth Kinoaid and Masters Wilbur Gartley and James Wheeler.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1911-10-12
Another Guibble.

Don't you hate to sleep in an upper berth?'
 NO; like to sleep when have to take an upper herth."-Chicago Record Herald.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1911-10-12
Annrabriste

Appropriate. Here's a hairpin In the soup. wait. er." said the mad diner. "Yes. sir. It's all right It's hare coup. sir."-Yonkers Statesman.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-05

Instead o' iH, uaNa.i. planned 'ol
I3-. ,touiu. Ht rho youths 0l th. i'.gh
school Delta ~.mo. tn, .oma gen.
flYnpu entertained Iu. Young ladi"s
last ..,u.u- go 'h. home of William
Cuw.r aud me pioasuI, su far -uI.
rla.y1 ans other orm nl lJs1Uu
that lll wen, hUup over Do, chau@t
OFF ugoraw and besides ihr hay
ride Viii wohaUl, occur tomorrow
evening
NJ Gr.nm.r. with his mother and
TWO sisters t0 assist MIN. proved "a
Io.u boost Music. games rud diane.
inl auI He spontaneous u oi high
school students kept 400 iu up.I.r
uoou luU suoH .ho .uuIus Ill to-
lrN1 \ a,lcytali, uuyb ooucl9d
vI fuu evenings pleasure TNOs u
H,utDd fu H' D..WuI, Tot N' hun
ID. u,,J |uG Nrr, MISSES Itu.. 1854
Katherine Dh5t's 1HHa kol.n.I
FIuue.- -f.uw.. France. Row. kWh
orIu, POWELL Nina euaEu, N.ru'r
uy GI lurr luuu 'H.N"-h' MAJ.
Leeds Pauline SrNolI# N,-sr. Louie
ll.- Huu Ralph Kel'hDr Kenneth
nl.omN lac. lapJaih. ID, NuCluuu
Vat NcCuuna lo. CmDo CuuIlrs
Stuu. Wp'... joyce. William Grim
W,r
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-05
on For .Ier,ey.

\ ga, rHlNaradc OF m,u'ckcl l'il
h, riiN iu mo early afternoon ND-'cU-
daN bound tor The Icm.l -Wiu-e ln
the ul.t wore Mr. and Ms Henry
Ncsterlclu AMI children M and Mrs
Gool-. Il Nrhor uud suu VI IoUIA
TIydoii.b~ and Nr Louis ScHurur.h
e.. The ruuN,1rgys were IN. Nv
h.cl.s. several col which we're commits
sans W1guus loaded 60 the suu
wales with tho best afforded in Ibr
Albuquerque mau.l aud prepared Dos
culinary export slight accident
mlupd tho elpIt hroncho having
lost his BEARINGS and twisted rear
WAGON wheel uut oft shape The Wd--
ou wus uuiChI. uulOaded and another
one hlird with the good thiuss Co. sur
tain the travellers EN- route Included
n she OUTFIT we're new supplies for
Col y Is n SELLERS. who is also sum.
meling in 'ho lcmo1 whipping the
breast off fhs moHuTn'n sirc1m With
tho silE,u lash luriue The tcstiv,
uouI
After % season ut rest dt the lcWel
resort inc Wp-terfrid Nehcr Fred
.icts.S,honocha party win go To
CcHolla 'o Ievroat, ana FISH lill An
gust hrst
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-05

uur Dod lHIcI lI'. ou in' .Jum.'
...iu calendar D. do. recognition Mon
Hlt a'IrrtoWu when Mrs ~ H. stern
V.. 4f hDm, iu sIylN hdirs invited
bob Wu. Nr. Jacob Stern ui h"uN'r
Iur uu#.u representative of Al
.uuuDruuc society we're present at
ur,d len ih,.I sW1u'H auwuf Animal
JOB. % scrur 81. uuu u"aHt ana splrh
dor u rho spJCiou. apartment oi lh'
~ " strong home tU. residence "I
ia, n l.. Stcus uuIinr 'h. HNsvlc. OF
u, Suougs iu Europe FluW0le. 'loN-
ors rycryWhoIa lon prudlial WuIu l'h
adorned ana scented thr rooms no
r,,Isbiur Uoanty pmc-t white WIN
ruulJstuu green featured ah IH'
decorations Whit. roses WINE
meas. white DDluG. IONS. trained h
aolicuto ferns and palms created lh'
Imuslhrre of Hn ar'lsNt thIu 70
pIacr Ihp triumph oft unique en-.
was The table In tine cool dining Iu'm
This VU. great glass uVd'iiull1
containing The sea moss, sea .o1n.
.hrUs ana beauties uI ih. doUp ana
within whose pcllurid depths we're
seen lnld nsh daruag 1puu. '"'dlnE
suortinq unconscious of tho aU.cuIe'u
dpIltioS rosiiue ON the glass cover ul
rBeir home. or ,nr diners assembled
about the aquarium oaioN In Their
Antics. and he y,se'aiion iloatinl ln
Cl,stal waters
The Junction was every way up Z.
the hieh standard aiwa'e meintaln'd
hy Mrs stern than which .o higher
asnitauou could hc cherished hN any
social lcador m hostess Va" as
sisted Iu Jhr recognition o.. tho suosl
by Mesdamcs i vs. Elder Nou lli"l'
Louis llfeld Bernard lllold. ivan
Gruns.pld Alfred Grunsiold simon
stern. Joseph ORi'lly Ncus'adt 10
lho dlaiug room attending 10 the en-
touaiumrut nt the ladies were q hcN'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-05

The. wide clIcle ot friends regret
TO lcgu hat NJ aud Mrs G NJ sur
us have moved uon This city 10
make hcIr home tu r. Navne Ina.
diana Don't roioicc that Mr. Surius has
received th, appointment no tho Ollie"
OF district Manager p' the Brother
hood of \merican Neomcn Ni'h
hoadqunr,r ln ~ WaNue
The FIRST destination of The Journey
r.ul ho Vaa Writ Ohio whore tho
win visit for % time M me home o'
Nh. Surms parents Late iu iuv
tho, win ro to ~ WAYNE 10 assume
official charge oi the district manage.
menl their arrival viii be welcomed
bv an elaborate reception rendered hv
tho local lodge Mr. and Mrs Surtus
nave heen aCtiy. I'm me organization
of The Yeomon In New Mexico. and
RESIGNED LAST week from 'hc Offices
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Mid .,I.nuer showers have refresh.
yd Oh, .arh THE drl HIWUI wen
900 exhaustive smile aud Nl. Nli" mas
...|pus al AN expensive uouuo. lN'
midsummer poet ouctNr-co. trcsn
,u I'D, grateful .m,ll ui llD damp
earth the uulimitN ul tHo mountains
hooded BOO gloom whuc iu, crI
uoa-ius shadows march silently uN
thr low bent pines. luuf MurwU 100
concert thoir rosari.s
Thc midsummer caupo. n fhu
CANYONS oi Do. Sandius. however nl
io rlimps, ihr silver linus 600 lhp
clouds viewed 100 prospect Uud poem
DO, iu, dr, nruI,. iH' dIN housed
uuot and -at.Jthom". Shfuudcd u
fN. tluum OF \umys uumuua her
mr,sfJpiurd vrpnIua {. anything bui
precious dIuW to DO, summer rc.
auItoI-. who are .uiuIrssN rcpulsol
'JOW uo slopes r.,sf. aud sylvan
.uNoT. uu Mother Natures great ann.
ol1sn and 900, IubuspiahlN huddlcd,
.hitofius IuH nntNish into inc'I ten
rh, aftermath of storm IN tho
CANYON. f- iu,ariahl, home sickness.
collie and uoss. an OF which -c"u to
have been unhurdonrd with the ra'u
clouds and ruu riot ln camp COLONY
.uruorrl only in tents
Then th... H IWay. thc pretty
ummDr si,l VUh uhe 1ou. UfaCr of
luufnIrhe IiHHpyely1 uJil aud l1.
l.H temper Sh, ..t- all day EN- dos
mniu' with N.r head boo her hand.
aud H.. IpD FOO DO. mui rouaua an
uilr. .Ht. wrr bottle lup,l.d OF
ui Ciut,. Ihuu .hvrD ur. The mid
.mu,r maNl.. Nid ~unH. Nish
Uuuma %. Icrur WHOM 'hD tossing
pines .,um played ANON hy wa1iug
clements. animated u, tortured souls.
usUlpp tucmN'l,". lo fury
GA, NIGHTS when moan, Iud ths
.lrour am ui 'hD head ui lb. family
#,pm iai away When even he WOO
ur ol Morpheus b. uuh,,d,d uil the
dead ui NIGHT Whom exhaustion causes
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IU, SDrUu bl3,tu.ss uf thr .riWDtIl
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description uf lh, ewes ul Ga, Nu
knN Khan shades oi savage indian
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IIn. THEM thread. with hc moaning u.
fH' pines oul, tho dawn bringing
with DO renewed activity oI coldiuuicI
..lr anal .IuNIrd insects. can uI n'U
fH'.. .haufuUH of ulshI .GUDiD. Mud
100 fhD afternoon Dr. raln alaiu
liNI, wonder that suzanne. camp
.I piuu goo .h'ir uVu .sw'" huu.
cured ul discomfort aud lavish boz aU
mediation %. h. uoJd of 'hU house
NHo has uur,Hituuel, tuilod aI c.t
fH-.s and who Wui,..lf. H,U- HuH
.'.adfu-f nerves w,rc want 3 1h .I
uucu dufu- fh' rainy season ut .H'
summer outing