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Real Estate
FOR RENT.

as w. Grace street. II
rooms, two baths, hot
water heat, fs5.
1884 w. Grace ST.. .
rooms. bath, hot water
so4 5. Third St, IL
rooms, one bath. etc. s50.
2tfa Hanover Avenue,
rooms, 2 baths. hot water
heat. $40.
2123 Hanover Avenue, $
rooms, two baths, hot wa
ter heat, s45.
1918 Park Avenue. 8
rooms, bath. hot water
heat, s4167.
1923 Hanover Avenue,
rooms. bath, $40.
2202 Floyd Avenue,
TT fafHisAe9Sr-
$40.
goa N. Mulberry Street.
8 rooms. bath. hot water
heat s35.
I223 Floyd Avenue, 0
rooms, bath, latrobe heat.
xJ0.
sos r. Canal st. 7 rooms.
bath, $50.
Park Avenue,
rooms. bath. $25.
2io2 Chaffin St. 5 rooms.
bath. s25.
2G10 w. Main st.
ruc~1s bath. s22.50
1915 w Main ST.,
rooms. bath. etc, $50
J. A. CONNOLLY & CO.
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SEALED PROPOSALS
Office Of City Engineer.
City Hail.

Office Of City Engineer.
City Hall
Richmond. Va, Nov. 20. 1914
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Sealed proposals will be received ~
this office until p. NJ. Friday. Now
ember %, 1912. for the construction
Of concrete arch, for the extension
OF the east end OF the c.. and O. Rail-
way tunnel. near Thtrtteth and Grace
streets.
Full information. specifications and
proposal forms may be obtained at
this Office.
A certified check for $500. made pay
able to the City Treasurer, must ac-
company each proposal ~ guarantee
OF execution OF contract.
The Committee on Streets reserves
the right TO reject any or ali bids.
CHAR II. BOILING,
City Engineer.
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chesapeake and Ohio Railway.

1880 A.--LocaI---i)aliy--~N newport News
Sis A--LocaI--Daiiy - Charlottex-
vile Eek. Sun. Thurmond.
1900 -Daily--Norfofh,
Old Point
1000 A.--Local--Daily-L
Lexington. Clifton Forge.
1890 Noon--Express--Dai ly--Nor-
folk. Old Point
'2:l5 P.--Express-Daily-
Ireaisp He
t4:oo P.--Express-Daily - Norfolk.
Newport News.
500 P.--Local--Daily--Ne News.
Old Point
sis P.-Local-Ex sun--Gordons-
vile.
5:15 P.--Local-Ex. Sun.--Lynchburg.
's:4O --Daily--cincinnatf.
Chicago.
.Il:0o P--Express--Daiiy-
natl Louisville
"Sieepers tpsrior Cars.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND
Local from East; a;45 A. NJ, TAO r.. M
Through from East 1880 A. NJ, 3.o61
p NJ, $50 r. NJ: Local from Weat:5
$40 A. M. s.9:55 A. NJ. and tao r. M
Through; $40 A. NJ, 1855 A. M. and
$50 p. NJ.
James River Line; 1856 A. NJ. The
r. NJ Mn
ssDaiIy except Sunday.
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Richmond and Chesapeake Bay Rail-
way Company. &

SCHEpuL or ELEtsrRsc rRAYNS u:
Ell ECTIvE MAY 50, Isi1. SSs
leave Richmond. laurel and Rruad -
b.td3A. NJ, - :loA. NJ, bs:in A. NJ. $50 n, e.
ssio;i0 A. NJ. iI;io A. NJ, lilo r. NJ. 2.i0 n. 3
ssiU;lo A. NJ. u:lt, A, NJ. l.f0 r. NJ. 3:i0 n
$40 p. NJ, h4:i0 p NJ SEQ p M. 0:2o n va
7:l0 r. NJ. ks.io p. H., I0:i. p. NJ. iiNx
Leave Ashland. ENGLAND and Aanas s6sl1
Gas A. NJ. bio A. NJ, 500 A. NJ, $3.50 K
3N0 p. NJ. 800 T. NJ, 400 r. NJ. hSao 4. ~ r.
p. A., .soP. NJ. 500 p. NJ. bo:00 r. r.. 10 Nv
IDS ~. sxcspt sunday. s8a5SS
sskunday only. III R5
tCarries ba~-Nes Ss4;
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Norfolk and Western Railway.

ONLY ALL-RAIL LINE TO EORFOI5 ~
Schedule in effect September -. HE
Leave Byrd Street Station. Rtchmor &
for Norfolk:'s:oo A. H.. 800 r. nd
s4.lo p. NJ sag2l
For Lynchburg and the West: sesl8)
p NJ. ssSSSS
Arrive Richmond from Norfpl8 4
$3.50 A. NJ. 'e:36 r. NJ. s11:30 Rs. s
NJ. hl:4o P, NJ. s6:e5 P. NJ. 300 =. 4
sDaily. aDai1y except Sunday. s5ssa
bSunday only. sS2&
d p A.. Roanoka PA. Riehmos; y
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w ants
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

VIII Trade Equity in Centrally
located apartment house, yielding
10 per cent net for first or second
mortgage. Don't phone. but see
d. n. WALKER b CO.. Real Estate
and Insurance.
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High scores made on Palace alleys
yesterday in. duckpins were:
J. Anderson. ISL.
Richardson, lao.
Booker. 1877.
C. L. Corley. 1874.
p. Lohmann, let.
r. Jordan, las.
The Bijoa captured two out of
three games last night from the strong
Colonial team on the Palace alleys.
shorty was the high scorer for the
Colonial boys. Scores:
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LADIES',

Hair switch<sJ Hair GoSdss Ffnest
quality; great bargains this week.
RICHMOND HAIR STORE. 2i2
North Fifth street.
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Colonial.
] heW Gather

Forecast for Tuesday and Wednesday.
Virginia: Fair Tuesday and Wedns s.
day, without decided temperature
changes.
North Carolina: Fair Tuesday and
Wednesday.
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jor Werner yesterday received 4
letter from the Washington authori-
ties saying that james. alias "Skee.
Marshall. who was arrested here some
time ago at the request of Major
sylvester. had been convicted Of rob
berry and sentenced to ten years i'm
prisonment In the federal prison at
Fcrt Leayenworth Marshall was ar
rested here by Detective Sergeant Bel
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The object Of this suit 10 to obtain
. divorce from the bonds OF matrimony
on the grounds OF adultery.
An a1dAvit having been made and
faled that the defendant IL not 4 resi-
dAnt " the State ut Virginia, Il Is
51fteen days after due publication 81
this order and DO What II nece1nary
~ protect her lntAfaak n this suit
q 4 tca c,,r, Il
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Special Local Data for Yesterday.
II noon temperature. ........... As
r. NJ temperature -...........@ ~
Maximum temp. up to r. NJ. 81
Minimum temup. UP to p. NJ. SO
Mean temperature ............... a.
Noup,al temperature ....,...... ~
Deficiency In temperature today, {
Deficiency In temp. since Mar. !. 81
Accum deficiency In temp. since
January I ,......... Sic
Rainfall last twenfy-four hours.
Deficiency In rainfall since Mar. l. 5T0
Accuul. deficiency In rainfall since
January ............,..... asa
Isecal Oksesvatien .. r. N. YESTERDAY.
IempetAt0Fs ....-.-......-..... ~
Humidity .................... S.
characterization -
................. 8 W.
Rainfall last twelve hours. ....... D
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VIRGINIA: IL THE Law AND
EQUITY COURT OF THE CITY OF
RICHMOND. THE 26TH DAY OF
NOVEMBER. 1914.
Henry Joyner............ Plaintiff
against
RoxanR Joyner. Defendant
In ChaaCarv
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HELP FEMALE

MILLER 4 RHoAps REQUIRE THE
SERVICES OF REliHT. ACTIVE
SAT.f,sGlBJ FOR VARIOUS DE-
PAYMENTS; PREVIOUS rXPERf-
ENcE DESIRED: THOUGH NOT
ESSENTIAL: PERMANENT POSI-
TONS TO THOSE WHO QUALIFY.
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SHOE REPAIRING

Let IN Repair Yoar shoes The Best
value In the city for the money. Give
IA trial Phone Madison coll.
ROHM'S ELECTRIC SHOE RE-
PAIRING. 2lo East Broad. II. Rohm.
Manager.
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SPECIAL NOTICE
MATTRESSES. MATTRESSES,

Gid HAIR Maftresses made over Like
new. We get them and return them
the same day. JACOB UMLAUF,
Phone Madison ace2
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FOR SALE

Mr.. Hookkeeper, Don't Buy Your Next
ledger until you see the X-Ray Line.
IL iightens the work of the book
keeper and doubles the efficiency of
the ledger SOUTHERN OFFICE
EQUIPMENT COMPANY. 20 North
Seventh street, Richmond. Va.
Andrew Aaronson. Manufacturers
Representative.
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Player Piano. Late style. But Hs.
been used. Fun ss-note. 7i-3 octave
=" piIyer; Also plays by hanus regular
piano. Eses Standard rolls Bar
gain at s4T5. Fine mahogany case.
IL music rolls and player bench.
Easy terms. Thorough guarantee.
PERCUSSION BROS. Piano Factory.
I'll West Broad street. above Jeffer-
son street.
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LEGAL NOTICES


VIRGINIA. IN THE Law AND
EQUITY COURT OF THE CITY of
RICHMOND. THE nth DAY OF
NOVEMBER, 1912
Anna b. White. ........ Plaintiff
against
Jesse w. White. ........ Defendant
In Chancery.
The object OF this suit Is to obtain a
divorce from the bonds OF matrimony
by the plaintiff from the defendant
upon the ground OF wilful abandon
ment and desertion.
And an affidavit having been made
and hled that the defendant is a non.
resident OF the state Of Virginia 1t Is
ordered that he do appear here within
fifteen days after the due publica ton
OF this order and do what ID necessary
TO protect his interests In this suit
A Copy--Teate:
r. r. WINSTON. Clerk.
Wyndham r. Meredith. p. a.
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FOR AMENDMENTS
WE'RE ABOUT THREE 10 ONE

The following ofcial returns Of the election of
ascertaned the board OF
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FOR SALE.

FRESH COUNTRY BUTTER, as
CENTS THE RENNlE DAIRY co.
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SHVE NINE AIN1NO-
noe ReAatc ~ Tou nflng SAOee with
this coupon, Menls shcss hall. soicd.
SOc. rsbated to Soc. Every air
sewsd: best leather: no nails no
pegs. Keeling, 3Sc DREW'S ELEC.
TRIO SHOE EACTORY: Nv East
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LOST

Dost--Betwecn Cohcn's and Retreat
Tor the Sick, u watch with initials
c. NJ. w. II found please return
to los East Grace street and re-
ceive reward
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AGENTS
COAL AND WOOD

Wood for Heaters and Cock stoves,
two-thirds seasoned, heats and lasts
like coal $3.50 per cord; s2.75 per
half cord: si,ao per quarter cord.
LYME & HARRIS. 1911 East Cary.
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kinda OF machinery WIN be glad
to send you catalogue descriptive Of
any that you are interested In.
HOENNIGER -SIZEMoRE CO, f43s
East Main street, Richmond. Wa.
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PERSONAL

Ladies' Hair Work Of Every Deserip-
tfon. Our work is good; our prices
moderate. Mail orders solicited.
RICHMOND HAIR STORE, 2i2 North
Fifth street.
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order Load III NY Large Dlock. Per-
fectly dry oak and pine. or per-
fectIy Try slab. Its worth double
common wet. doty small wood. My
coal burns to ashes, not rocks.
LONGS, 1905 West Broad street
Madison 1910
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Attractive Hanover Avenue Home for
$500, just completed, eight rooms
and two baths; hot water heat: COM
bination fixtures. d. N. WALKER
g CO., Real Estate and Insurance.
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bination fixtures. d. n. WALKER
CO., Real Estate and Insurance.
GROVE AVENUE DWELLING OF
EIGHT ROOMS. TWO BATHS:
$3.50.
CARY STREET. NEAR ADAMS
STREET: THREE-STORy DETACH-
ED BRICK DwEtLfS5r RENTAL
$3.50; PRICE. $4,000.
LOT ON GROVE AVENUE. NEAR
PRICE, sio5 PER FOOT.
GROVE gn A NopTss REsEDENcE Roi NE w
WARD: PRICE, $4,000,
HANOVER STREET REsIDEScE;
STREET; PRICE. $500
GROVE AVENUE RESIDENCE; NINE
ROOMS HOT WATER HEAT; LOT
Is FEET: PRICE. $3.50.
GINTER PARK. EIGHT ROOMS: NEW
AND UP-TO-DATE. ONE BLOCK
( FROM CAR LINE. PRICE. $1,000.
wEsTHAMPToN LOT. BLOCK OF
i CAR LINE; CAN SELL UNDER
I MARKET.
| j. A. CONNOLLY q co.
/ Wright's Park Lots are Selling Fast.
| Prices soon to be advanced.
Wright's Park Adjoins Gfnter Park.
! Only two blocks from Ginter Park
school.
I wrixhrs Park Lots Have Deep
/ sewerage.
I
Julian c. Anderson Il Co. agents for
| Wrights Park lots. Phone and
| make engagement to see the m.
| Madison 1874.
Tnke Ginter Park Car and Get on ~
Stop No. 80. Walk three blocks
east.
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We InstnlI Complete water Systems Of
all descriptions. II you are interest
ed let US know and we will be glad
to give you estimate on same In
stalled. -SIZEMORE
co.
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Yes. We Redye and Remake Faded
switches equal to new. RICHMOND
HAIR STORE. 2l2 North Fifth street
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hAsd harness See IN for what you
.nAed.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-11-11

bare. She looked like the Woman Of Endor or some
ancient Roman sybi cursed with immortality. The
Abbate returned, her salutation in low voice The
woman with sigh flung her fagots to the ground and
sat upon them
"All the morning have been a-gatherng these
she said "Ah, Signorc, a Wcary work Last night I
had but two armfus but / slept in yon old ruin on the
hill. A man and his wife are there-poor folk, but
kind"
Where do you live" asked the Abbate
"At Mottolo Signore. over the hill" answered the
grandam and pointed crooked foreGngcr toward the
northeast "The Senore has come to look for SqIla?
The saints guard the good but that wicked town is
gone Gone gone gone-therc" she repeated, with
vehemence then crossed herself and bent her red
trimmed eyes upon the strait with these old eyes
saw it go-in the dawn that was<very dark iN weeks
ago Oh, Sgnore it was terrible That I should live
to sec it and still live From Motolo had come in
the first dawn ! was gathering branches in the wood
above the town. Scylla was aslccp-lke an innocent
child Sgnore But the curse of Heaven was upon it,
think there were 6ends in the forest tia. morning
Perhaps there were angels and archangels. tao-Hho
knows ?-waiting for the town 20 die fs mach
afraid who for thrty-dye wears have gathered wood
and feared no demon no brigand ever since aeod
Nicolo died Yet that morning I felt afraid, there
was something terrible in the air, signorc thoaght
a storm was coming was yexcd because ] lad put
on my new silk kerchef brought nee last Raster by
my grandnicoe from Regeo. Even as I kmeeled and
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bound ny bundles came great sha,ing Of the ground
and loud groaning noise The trees all shook and
mad terrible whsperinGs Il was like the voice OF
the Lord crying 20 first parents IN Paradise Then
the ground shook again AVID great wind came into the
trees, l called to the Virgin and looked down at the
village The houses were all thrown together and
everything sliding swiftly toward the The
village tcrc away from the lulsde-see Sgnorc, where
that cypress is hanging-a great crack opened there
thought madness was come Upon me and closed
NY eyes ard prayed Then came grca. roaring and
crashng-t was like the blowing ZIP OF The fortress
at Otranto whcr ! girl and pirates radcd tho
town Or G.enorc the cries that to my ears
the cries Of the lost! opened my eyes and saw the
whole top OF the cliff all into the. sea with all the
houses Tie streets, the chu.cl-cyerythng Then /
saw muddy waycs-lkc lulls-that sprang up and
rolled over TO Chapbdis as in a storm. / gave loud
cry and fell to The earth and heard the souls OF the
dead fly through the air with noise OF doves wings.
] swooned, Sisnore and when awokc l nothing
only this great hole and country folk standing about
it. The sea was very calm again but black. Oh, the
many poor people that died God their souls.
Vet every says it because there was curse
upon the town
why" said the Abbatc pressing his hand upon his
brow why there a upon it,
because Signore three years ago its prcst-and he
son of the vlage-stolc the holy vessels of his
own church and ran away But the fell
upon Scyla because he took hence It's holy OF holies
gold monstrance Sgnore, beautiful the sun, given
TO the church by the great Sixtus himself Often have
seen it, Because Of the theft OF this by the Abbate
Loreli-such was his namc-the came true
silence cnsued. The Abbatc sat with his head
bowed upon his hands.
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"Are they al gohe:" he asked at length in a mourn
fu tone. "Was no one, no one pared
Not a soul Signorc; man, child and mouse-all
are gone. But in yon old ruin live the father and
mother az Tinccnzo Pagoa. Very poor and very
old are they Tor ter years they have been neigh
bors Of mine at Motola. Their became the
richest man in Scylla but a hard SON When Scylla
was gone these two said it was not because OF the
anger OF God Think Of it, Signore, they even said
the Abbatc Lotrclli was never the theft And that
were their son alive it might be proved For that
the peasants drove them ont OF Mottoa. Now they
live in the run-it IS So cold and damp there. Some
times ] bring them fresh Loaf
The stately priest rose to his feet strange, keen
anguish in his fine face AS he rose the thongs that
confined the leather wrapping OF the parcel he
ried slipped loose and the bundle clattered to the
ground The covering fell aside and revealed mass
of gold leaming upon folds Of black velvet Amid
rude bars OF the yellow metal reposed elitterng
object Ike a radiant sun with beams Of polished gold
and a spreading base chased with the Papal coat of
arms 1t was the stolen monstrance Of the Church
of orr Lady At Scyla.
The old peasant woman cast one bewildered look
upon thc shining spcndors on the ground then
raised her hroror-strcsen ewes TO the priests and
shrieked In terror, abandoning her fagots crossing
herself and calling upon the Virgin she fled swiftly,
rs from an accursed place, and vanished into the
forest . 4
The Abbate LotreH stood for some time in an
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attitude Of deep abstraction. His eyes then sought
tic sea. Across the strait the grim headland Of
Charybdis was already luminous with the yanward
rays of the sun darting obhqucly down from The
mountains behiad him. Thc sunlisht seemed 70 him
like bright answer to the dark ard iron questions
in his soul Tie gathered up the treasure and walked
slowly toward The edge OF the precipce at-ye the
Mediterranean.
Below he saw the swirling and maleyolen waters
slowly mastering for their foamiug tidal battles
The roaring oi the seas in the caves Of the elf
smote on his ears Perhaps in that tolumroGs voice
he heard the call OF the three thousand hrman beings
he had so loved: Perhaps mingled with il came to
him the tremuou, tones OF his dead mother. or the
unforgotten oft cadences Of Rosalias speech or the
pratte Of little Gulia2 Perhaps the dear, thronGing
faces Of the many departed gazcd up at him rom
the shifting deep2 Or the sun-smtten towers and
rcd-tiled roofs Of his native Scyl, rose spendidly
from the foods The Abhate made swift step
forward stretching out ono arm toward the waters.
then stopped suddenly short Whatsoever his ri-
pulse may have been it stood arrested by some
supreme finger Of Fate Then, taking his precious
burden in both hands he made if to cast it into
the sea Again bctwix the intention and its execr-
tion some subtle power interviewed and he paused.
The day grew greater and the sunlight advanced
broadly the 1
The priest drew forth the beautiful monstrance
and gazed for a long time upon that golden miracle
OF delicate art Then slowly he lifted the sacred
relic on high and the nearing sunbeams caught it
gloriousy and turned it into thing OF life. 1t II
radated dazzling mass OF aureate fame, and the
head OF the grew vague as with halo in that
binding core OF reflected fire. With powerful
sweep Of his arm the Abbate hurled the refugent
monstrance high into the air 1t turned and twisted
like wiftwinged bird and describing magnih-
cent arc, dartcd its flashes of light in thousand
directions. Then invested with all its glorics and
gifts OF grace and its centuries OF conservation. it
shot downward into the abyss. There boiling
OF foam upon the face of the eager surges and then
the sacred object sank-to repose forever amid the
silent creatures that adored it and the fragments OF
tn church that ensrned il once. Soemny and ma
jestically the Abbate Lotrelli made the sign Of the
cross above the waves, and from his lips fell few
sonorous Latin words
Then he took up the golden bars in their wrap
ping and strode swiftly toward the Roman ruin
the hill. Empty-handcd in the twilight OF that day
he emerged once The soft Italian night sank
down like mantle and its pure stars one with
the crystal soul of the lonecst Of men. And Of the
noble years thereafter always the Abysinniap ssnds
mute
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the Jews and Mohammcdan,, among t,abs and Bat-
larry pirates, searching, ever.stnsy searching Tor the
stolen vessels of his church He learned that the
chabces had been melted down; no tlace OF hem re
maned. But the monstranoe sill existed Fsom dens
OF moncy-lenders the tents o nouad ehicna.ns he
traced the glorious gluerirg tung thai ever cudcd
him like golden ghost When al last he found It
in the possession of date merchant he was too poor
to buy it, So he had bound himself 70 labor tor two
years on the plantations Of this Mussulman-two years
of unspeakabe slavery Then the monstrauce became
his. The last eight months in Tuns had brought him
certain riches which he converted into crude native
Sod cntl there was sufficient cover the yaluc Of
the lost vessels Then with his treasures he set sail
for Scylla. They were TO be Sis redemption and he
Justification Now he sat where Scyla proud
ly to the day and all that left of it was himself
and his memories and the bundle his knee
God DC with you Signcrc' said a voice behind him
The Abbate started and turned his head There
stood an old peasant woman, stick in her hand
bungle Of fagots her back Her face was tanned
and wrindied like withercd apple and her gray hair
stragged over it from under her red korohief. Her
black eyes deeply SET sparklcd from their reddened
sockets Her hands we're gnarled and her feet were
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ALMANAC FOR NOVEMBER

n f in putting up your winters supply of preserves
4 you find that your Jelly will not jel, sure method
IL Of giving it the requisite consistency is to mix
three tabespoonfus Of Portland cement with every
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1912-07-11
DIVIDENDS AND PROSPERITY.

On July 3rd the Bunker Hill and Sullivan Mining company
paid dividend No Us of S65I0o making the total amount Of
div dend paid to date $l35S475o With the price of lead
steadily increasing there is doubt that the dividends of this
lead producer will be increased in the future The
mining outlook throughout the entire country better
than present. the demand for copper lead and zine is great
than for years past aud there little or no surplus on
hand
The stock market active many sales being recorded each
day and local brokers report steady demand for stocks IN
properties that are working The prosperity of the Occur
Aene district depends solely upon the mining industry and
the scarcity of miners at present evidence OF the prosperity
the people of this district enjoying. The large pro
cers are unable to get enough miners to operate they
wish account of many being interested in properties of
their own that in the development stage and are being
worked by themselves rather than work for wages the pro
ducing companies. Without question before the winter
months are here again there will be several producers
added to the list.