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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-15

your gong without me, just as I might
90 10 an old friends house without
you But, of course, you would nav
10 call up Mrs Ferris and explain how
thlnss are and ask her permission Il
come unattended"
''Au right, I will" the wife agreed
Yet there was little enthusiasm in
her tone The idea Of going without
John took from the invitation much
Of its aluring qualities. She was
proud Of her husband-he was so
good looking and so clever-and she
wanted to show Ida how nice he was.
But if he could not go with her she
need not lose her one chance of a
pleasant evening.
But how shall I go2" she asked
after fifteen minutes, in which she
had seemed absorbed in her book, but
had not turned a page.
Where asked John With mas
culine ability to bury himself in the
political news Of the day he had for
the moment forgotten the subject IN
der discussion
She looked at him reproachfuIly.
Have you forgotten already the
thing that is so much TO me- she
asked Il suppose that a man can
hardly understand what the prospect
Of an evening at an old friends house
can mean to one shut in as a woman
is"
"Oh. come. honeyR John laughed
good naturedly, that 'shut-in' line Of
talk doesn't go down so far as you
are concerned You go out every day
Of your life-unless you want to stay
at home"
"Where2" she demanded. Nowhere
but TO market or shopping"
-Weu. isn't that what women enjoy
most-shOpping2 I've heard it is. II
not there must be an unholy number
of martyrs in tOWn-if one may judge
by the bunch Of women in the big
shops every day"
Some women may like it-when
they have lots of money to spend"
Isabel retOrted- But I haven't or
course I like occasionally to go down
town and see the new styles-even II
1 can't buy much-and I do want to
keep up with the fashions in such little
things as I can afford But 1 don't go
anywhere socially"
Except to call on Mrs. Ferris, and
TO tea with her at the Plaza and
various other affairs. But all this
is irrelevant What did YOU ask me
Just nOw2 I was so absorbed in the
latest scandal in politics that / had
forgotten my surroundings"
I asked you" Isabel said with dig
nifty, how am to get up to Ida's
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-15

plorers have secured several odd and
most interesting kinds of maize. the
value Of which for our own agricultural
employment lies in the fact that they
have become specialized for local con
ditions of moisture, drouth. or high
altitude. In other words. some Of them
are suited for wet lands, being able to
endure almost any amount Of moisture
without being drowned out, others are
adaured for getting along with
minimum of water. while yet others
viii do well az lofty elevations.
Jose j. Husbands has recently OBJ
tanned a number Of new Kinds Of p0ta-
toeh. unlike any with which civilization
is familiar from the little archipelago
OF Chloe. off the south coast Of Chile
which is now believed to have been the
original home @ fthe much prized tuber-
The group of ISLANDS I'm question s. IN
habfted By Spanish-s speaking white
people. whose sole food, practically IS
potatoes.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-15

dinner--if she consents to have me
come without your
Why, 1 don't know" John replied
where does she hve2"
Away up on One Hundred anu
Eighty first street-near the river"
Then there's only one way to go, Of
course. Take the subway. That's
"And walk all the way from there
west to her house2" she asked. And
IN my ,gooe evening clothes. alone and
after dark2"
7 had npt thought Of that" he ac-
'Cynthia?"
surely. I've seen lots Of women
out with their maids in the evening
There viii be no dinner for her to get.
Let her go with you right to Mrs.
Yes" Isabel admitted. 81 might do
that But how shall 1 come home? /
wonder timidly, yet hopefully. If
you couldnt get away from the club
early enough TO come for me-sav he
tween MALT past ten and eleven2'
Indeed I could not" John declared.
AT the club that is just the shank Of
the evening. Probably Mrs Ferris will
get her husband to come home with
you; He's nice sort Of chap, isn't
Yes" Isabel said colorlessly. COR"
Sne added as an after thought per
haps some Of the guests may be com
ing TINS way j VIII ask her when L
call her up tomorrow. Always sup
posing, of course, that she wants me
without my husband
She'll want you all right" John as
sured her nonchalantly. And if not.
there are lots Of worse place to spend
a comfortable evening than in ones
own little home"
After which remark he interre him
self once more in his paper. But his
wife sat silent for a long while, think
ing.
(To be continuedD
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-15

visiting this latest addition to white
way attractions
Although a widespread acquaintance
with Bernard Shaw has not existed in
this country much more than a decade.
nearly q years have passed since the
first New York performance Of Arms
and the Man" II was played in London
for the first time in the spring Of 1894
and on the following September it
served to launch the season Of Richard
Mansfield and TO open the newly COM
pleted Herald Square theater.
Mansfield, Of course, played Blunt
schli. the Rama was Beatrice Cameron.
the-Louka Amy Busby, and the Sergius,
Henry Jewett
When ARNOLD DAILY made his revival
in the spring Of 1906 these roles fell
to Chrystal Herne. Bijou Fernandez,
and Aubrey BOucicault. BY that time
Shaw had come into his own Mr..
DAILY has since played the part on the
road in America and he has even
played it in London. Indeed it was
during the London engagement that
he and the Irish dramatist had the
falling out Of which the echoes served
as lively advance notices for Mr.. Days
present season.
When does a cabaret show become
a theatrical performance That is a
question the Restaurateurs' association
VIII consider at a social meeting in
few days.
The playhouse managers complain
that the restaurant proprietors have
stepped over the line. They have com
planned to the commissioner Of licenses
that cabaret shows with programs on
which are given the names Of those
IN the casts, the stage managers and
even the companies supplying costumes
and shoes should be regulated just like
regular comic operas and burlesque
shows
Many Of the restaurant men hope It
means the end OF the cabaret Restau-
rant performances have grown in
elaborateness until they are an intoI-
cradle burden, they say. They are Civ
ing 50 show for any one who wants to
come in and buy q glass Of beer.
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4 Serial Every One Should Read
A NJ an and His Wifi e.
Isabel Amazes John By Suggesting That She Go To a
Party Without Him.
BY VIRGINIA. TERHUNE VAN DE WATER.
CHAPTER XXI

CHAPTER XXI
TSABELS deliberate remark startled
John Hamilton out Of his calm
dignity. He dropped his paper in
his surprise
You would go 20 a dinner without
me-" he asked incredulOusly.
Why not2" his wife inquired. You
occasionally 90 10 places without me.
Last Sunday evening you said you had
TO see a man on business, and were
out until midnight, while 1 was at
home alone. Next Wednesday YOU
would go TO your club supper and
leave me here. So NAV as wei make
my plans as independently as you
make yours"
She did not speak with temper. but
quietly and judiciously. Her words
made the man think faster than she
suspected What she had said was par
tally true He had gone out on sun
day evening, but not TO see man on
business. He had not stated that such
was his intention. He had simply re-
marked that he had TO make a call
about a matter Of business He had
said nothing about any man in the
case Isabel had jumped at conclu-
sions.
He had really gone in reply to a
summons from Adelaide Simmons She
had telephoned to him at his office on
Saturday that there was a little bust
L.
AS he was an old friend this was nat
ursL But Isabel might have misun-
derstOod il, so he had not explained it
to her.
He stayed later than he had meant
TO- But Adelaide had been worried
about some investments she had made
and after they had discussed these she
had insisted that he remain for a
Welsh rarebit and some beer. One Of
her woman friends. as wen as Henry
Dennis and David Duval, had dropped
in. and the evening was gone before
he knew IL Yes. he had been there
without IsabeIs knowledge. Yet If
she met any Of that group-except
Adelaide-she might learn the truth
To forestau her resentment of his
visit he might as wei let her go up to
Ida Ferris's dinner by herself
'Well2' Isabel asked, after long
silence in which her husband had been
deep in his cogitations. Have you
any objection
why, no." he smiled. THAT is Just
what I was thinking about mean I
was thinking that perhaps. after all,
since I cannot go with you and since
Mrs Ferris is an old friend. there
might be nothing out OF the way in
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-15

representing the utmost range, in an
astronomical sense. Of the unaided
human eye.
A telescope with One-inch object
glass VIII show stars down TO the
ninth magnitude. but the average ninth
magnitude star is about 1000 light
years distant or say 100000, 100000 -,
600 miles. Accordingly the range
Of the one inch telescope is more than
twO-and-a-half times that Of the naked
eye. A teu-inch telescope VIII per-
celVe stars down TO the fourteenth
magnitude. which carries the ranEe up
20 5000 light-ycars. or say 1890. OOn
600. 100000 miles With forty-iuch
telescope like tEnt Of the Eer5es OBJ
servatory. the range goes up 90 81. 900
light-yCars- reaching. seventeenth mag
nitude stars, and with q hundred-iach
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-15
Germans Plan Monster
Monument In Osterode;
Honors PruSsidn Dead

Berlin, Germany, May ia monster
monument is to be erected in the lit
tie East Prussian city of Osterode to
mark the resting place Of the German
soldiers who nave fallen in the east.
a huge cemetery viii be laid out in a
little wooded section nearby. in the
center Of which viii be the monument.
Dr. Albert Rannacher has been Sc
lected as the architect and has already
begun work on the stone The names
OF all soldiers buried in Osterode will
be inscribed on bronze tablets attached
to the monument
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-15

telescope like the giant now under con-
struction for Mount Wilson. in Cali
1ornia. the range should. theoretically
extend TO stars Of the nineteenth mag
nitude, which are on the average So
600 light-years distant A light-year
Is the distance which ray Of light
travelling with the known speed OF
1So,s50 miles per second. would 90 in
one year.
IL only needs TO be said that the dis
tanceS above stated FOR stars OF vari-
Gus ne--nl-uols are based upon the
assumption of "a roughly regular ave-
ii=e luminosity ~ the whole body Of
rs r-preseu ding exact facts OF obser-
Fauon The results arrived at how
tte ore noL in broad sense. mis-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-15

turtles before Columbus landed. the use
fulness Of the corn plant which grew
wild IN that part Of the world, was
discovered by the natives, who cult
waited II, and spread a knowledge OF IL
abroad. Thus the cereal was commonly
grown by the indians all over The
United States By the time the first
white settlers arrived in the New
v orld-
Several New Kinds OF Maize
As result Of this inquiry the eX-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-15
Germany May Get 10000
An1y Horses from Suede,

Copenhagen, Denmark, May I5.-The
Swedish government has agreed to the
export Of 10000 horses, or ten percent
OF all the horses in Sweden The entire
number is TO go to a single Danish
dealer, presumably for export TO Ger
many
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-15
Nature Hunters Brave Many Perils To Get
Rare Specimens of Plant and Animal Life
By
Rene Bache

in
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Der 2kblinssaufentbdIt aarIs bea
@roben uno bic 9rdutiGmmer Gmmas
unb Gsinbdrbs mar.
Sur9 idtpantenbe aornfelbsr ipans
bernb. beIunben iih bic beioen Jreun.
be balb am 3iel ibres tIsinen ausflus
ges.
Salb in griinsn gGumen beritedi
unb bon einem breitsn 9rdben umee'
ben, lag bic ileine, anifeinsnb iebr
gut erbdltens Burg boz ibnen.
Nddbem Semper unb $oaIs iibsr Ell
ne 3ugbriids unb burt Elm nit benl
taiIerli9en Wdppen eeihmiidtss porr
tai aeI6ritten iparsn nuO iid5 eintse Su.
brinsIi6s 6unoe abaefuebrt bdtien,
itanbsn lie auf sinem snssn 9crbof.
ipo ii9 Elm alter, uniaubsrer Bauer nit
Sol36auen beIdGftists.
2luI 9aie's Grage nah btm aaftels
Ian mahte sr Elm einfdltiges 9eii6t.
notwithstanding neil er oas Wort gum
eritenmal in ieilrem as5en b0rte, ad6
Iit aber auf pteoerboI.s 5rdgen fiir
ben einjissr. msni9littR gurgbeipob.
ner gu ertennsn unb er5ot fid, 10 pisI
pis m0sli9 gu 5eisen, luds dber Ieibet
nidt pieI mare, bd Der Rbigs geiiber
ben Shliifel 5u bsm Sunern babe nno
uiat gu Sauie lei.
Die bitterits gnitSuihuns I6niirte
Sem romantii5sn SaIs bic 5esle 81.
iammtn, aIs er bon BEN alien Bauer
fsrner erfubv, bab 6siag!er gsiiBer bic
Ruins tduflid an iit Sbrdat uno
bab er lie duf bas Sfonits rno 9ous
iidnoiafte babe ausbauen Idiitn.
0as III bic ungIiitlihe Wnnis bic
Ter Ssbimsnfhen, bab is Der 9Isrs
tbumstuube siusn Gi,uit Ju letiien
etaubn, psnn Il, alte 9uresn nnd
b0diteissner Pbantaiis iuisbtr ouf.
bduen.
qsibsr b.rtpiifen lie a5sr a.lp0bnIia
bur6 ioI6e Wohsrniiiruna ieelids
5pur elmer biItoriideu Reminiseenj
wlb trsten Der WtHsnitaft uHb BEN
5ntereiIs Nmmenb. fat f6rorHb. in
ben Wsg, iuoem iis cine aarri,dtur
idaffsr, bti bsren auitausn MIR iie
akin fih aIiidIid fiibIta i0nnsn.
Sin 9riimmerbduf, pdrs Sdie liss
Der aslpeisH, uIs bieies Uliitmaih bon
WlittsIaIter unb moberutr ,3eii.
NJas biIft ober bns 2tlss9
Wlar mub ii9 nit Mm bssniisen,
pas man bat, uHb e. nit 70 ipeuig
ME mosIid @rbiiterun1 1eui,ben.
(6ortiebung foIat.)
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gpttesitreit.r i'm Gelb.
Die RiHipnsdnitnIt St. @dbriel b.i
RDblina (.@ei,aitidft bonn G0ti'
lithsn Wort") ba. nun Ihon $50 iun'
es 9r6ii. BEN 9ieRiis b.s 9oisrIaus
Ses a.ipeibt. stein eiHjiser ron linen
III bisber ptfaIlsn; bier iperbH felt
2anasm ntrmibt. 2lus ben onbesrn
6Gui.rn Der Ssf,lIftafi fonbeH b.r.its
IA ben Sob auf benz G.io Der qlr.;
13 iinb nit bem giierutu arrib ats
ihmiidi, aud auber, bdbtn aussti6'
nura.n erbdlien. 2lus ct. @dbris..
iraien ffon i'm poris.h Sabre ITO
prisIisr. sbeoloasn unb aoienbriiber
in's Seer Elm. Di. ii6ri0sn 2lIumntH
fthrt.n sur nortisbunp ibrsr Gtuoi.n
na6 Oeitsrrei6 snriid uno iOnnisn
faIt 3tpei aanss Semtittr bier poflens
ben. Run lam Der oIloem.in, Btf,hI
Der toiierid, bsuiihsK goiifdft unb
aud Der Rtft riidtt NIT Frcben Muib
aus: 136. barurter AZ priefir.
gef6lagnabme BON WtIb
tdrtu6e. Das Sbtriommanbo in
ben Ularien erlGbt cine gtianntma'
5una iiber 6trft.nnrasDtrtot. BE-
f6laanabm, unb geitanbs.rbebuna fiir
Wilitdrtuts. Danab In bic 6eriiel.
lung Don WliIiiariu6en mad bsm 10.
Wlni ptr6oten. eiusHnhmsn iinb nur
auf grunb alter eief.uInesprirdse
unb lol6sn f5dbritdnien ssiiaitst, bic
BON ben suitdnbia,n Gtslltn bsr,iis
unmiiitIb1re auftrdss babn. gaeu.
6srIitIlunass unb 2isf.runespertrds.
fir Nlilitdrtu6t biirf,R nur BON Be
tlsibungsbei6affnnas obseI6leftn
iperb.n. Bsfdlnsnnbmi finb Tdmmilits
Wprrdibe bon Wliliiirmannfdjdfts.
iu&tn In robem. boIbfrtigm unb fer.
tiosm 3uiianss. In ssaa. fslSsrau ,inS
srrugdln
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@ruuOciseutbums SppOtbeieH.
Cincinnati, u. Suui,
Reut Sppotbtten.

Reue 9ppotbeten.
2ouis y. Suber an Cosmopolitan
9. u. G. go. $500.
GGa Dirt an gDiqiam gotipin.
S942
Matbsru !. gterbarbt on bo. $3.50.
5boHns 81. gDi9is an Mills 6.
Sarpsr. $500.
glmslia 6. Seia.de an SSsOn 9. u.
Sc. $500.
GjeOrs, 9. s6aaf on gOutberHSbiO
6. u. 2. so. $500.
Biuiam aOsbl on Som. Q. Il. 6.
Gc. $500.
Worb u. Thurman on Gour.bOuTc
g. II. 6. 60. $500.
Wlorris Ri5maH an SObn u. RpnH.
$1,000.
Gtorse gobTanturt on Central
5nirmOuni 9. II. 6. Gp. 5000.
QtIis Dtrmau al 2ibtrdl 6. Il. 9.
60. $400.
6arOlb R. Gmitb an g. DDS.
$4,000.
9<rfelb. en- SOfsp5 ginsburs.
$1,000.
glarent. g. gdel an Miami Up. 9.
Ii. 6. 60. $500.
gIisabetb 5oIliper on bo. $3.50.
Senrb R.Stehr an SdmiItoH Gouns
tp Rational 9nn.. $400.
sSobn u. Grapen on Wiami 5oipn,
Ibip 9. II. g. 60. $1,000.
Glarsnes g. Gd,l al SobR g. Sann.
$500.
glisabttb gollip.r on DO. $500.
Gbpdrb Sonspeutt on Poplar 6. u.
9. 60. $500.
2lntbonD u. gurbi6 an Diana pobl,
mann. $1,000.
5rsberid alsiw on Wdlnut 0ils
g. II. g. 60. 5000.
5bomus GOp an eagle g. u. g. u.
$4,000.
9onnab gttins on GRb. sut..
$500.
Ilarp Grienb an OaiIsp 9an..
$2500.
Sorolb y. Gmiib on Giii5sns Gift
3. II. g. 60. $2500.
9srIsIbe an aolis 5orris. $500.
Scenes W. grabam an Spcamprt
9. II. g. so. $1,000.
Sarolb R. Sulitb an SOIepb Sins
burg. $1,000.
iyrsb. z. gsarter on miami g. II. 8.
60. $2500.
0etilste Sppptbefsm
allbsrp 8absr on Gsarss 3. Solist.,
$500.
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Minnie 2dubst an ObiO Metaniea
9. IL. 3. SO. $1750.
Gbipuro e. Rsepts an WdInut 9ills
9. Ii. q. 50. 5000.
2tuiia 6ermonn an Gourtbouie ..
u. 6. SO. $500.
WihasI 5ca6im an Grans Spfsf 6.
II. y. So. $500.
Bertha Beng an Central Gdirmouni
.. II. g. SO. $500.
5rani WuubiiOd an gbeSipt Z. il.
3. So $500.
Scf. s. asipis an German Q. 6. II.
g. 60, $500.
Darn 8. Riler an aibernl 9. ii.
.. Co., $500.
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Gin gutmilt6iger
J11ep6ifo.
Fomiiaer Romon BON
U. bon q iuterfeIb b.
(sEortIehliro \

(GortieBurg.)
Dur6 0isTs prG6tigen Saler, bi:
fta iest nur bic gbantdIie retonitruirt,
idritt bss groben &aiiers impoidnts
9eitalt; bon bier aug iberitrubIte bls
2iat ieines 9siites bic reiten Staas
ten. -
Der adiTer purbe alt, uno bic
Slamme bss 2ebsns brobte gu D.r.
l0f9en.
Qi4t nur bic Wbsni96eit, du6 be
glatur 3itterte osr bem Gintreten bie>
iss bstriibsnben Grst9ntfes.
Die Sonns DerbiiQte ibr flammenbts
Qntlis unb bic grbe 5utte I9merSli9
3ufammen, bub Der Sdulsngang in
9riimmer ftiir3te, Der Rei4sapfeI bon
benz Wiiniter fiel unb Der palait in
1einen 9runoDeiten lpdntte.
Surge 3eit barauf iant aud Der
&aiIer ieIbft in 3riimmer, unb man
begru6 Jpn IN bem WiiinIter, Der nod
beute ieins @ebeine biret, a6er Der fie
ni6t Dor bem entpiiroisenben S4id.
idl bepdbren tam, tagtdglib fiir9elb
ge8eist su tDerben. -
Das tparen unssfdbr Saie's Gebans
fen, aIs i6m elm Regentropfen aui bic
Rufe fiel.
ST bIidte gum Simmel snlpor uno
idb elm. bite, faparas Wolts iiber ii9
9aHg.u, BE isSo4 na@ feinr s.psS'
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9aiip M. 8oman on gllIsuIt SO.
pplanb IL. ", 3beil bon Got 381 in
elsniere SDnbicate llnterabtb. in
NorDcob. (Stsuer $2.) 81.
Sprcn 6. Wann II. u. an 5beobors
3. Runn, Cots 13, IA, Is unb 1s III
@reenipoob llnterabtbehuns in God.
Lamb. 81.
Dieberid Stonr an Sobn 6. aoebl.
Cots 36 unb 81 in Diners 2. abo;.
tion in aodlanb. (Gteuer $6.) 81
ejlenipoob Real GItate 90. an ga
mes Ws. @rabam, Got 33 in purt
place abbitiOn III Sailsb. (5tsuer
$1.) 81.
WiIlil 6. Sarper an 5bomds u.
Wihis Got 1853 in llntsrabtbeiluns
~" IN Gdtlep part. (Sieusr 50t.)
81.
Ndrb Meglernsp an abbia 81.
Sddett. sbsil BON aot 127 In W..
6ope Spnbicate llnterabibeilung an
Combine ape. (Sieuer $500 81.
sSobn u. Rpan an Uorris Ridman.
80 bel .120 i5uB on Der Dsfiisiis bon
WinfieIb ape., betannt dIs Got "a in
9Isnipup Snnbicute llnierabtbeiIuns.
(Steuer $1.5o.) 81.
Qouis DtIter on Wlargdret Wieier,
80 bsi $50 SUB an Der Oitleits poH
iSiiber ape., $50 Sub n6rbIit bon s.
Strabe, price Sia. (sieuer s1)
$3.50.
aouis sunid II. u. on Sobn ..
prout, aontra.i, Got SO in Rca.os
mes llnterabibeiluns uuf ptin SiiI
fir $500 81 oeridufen.
Dilinm 8. Sbend oil Gbna y.
Short. GOis 73, 100, 106 uuo 10SI
In 9eorse =. Wst4ers llHisrubtheiluns
auf S9snds darm in Spcdmor, sp.
81.
@eiine @raef all Qngsla 9. Gnrlsp,
Elm Sdbr Stdit bonn 10. Gpril 1915
an ouf 30 bsi 80 15ub dn Der Siioiii
ete bon Doobburn unb 9erisr aos.;
mpnatIi6e Wlittbe $50. nit antanfs'
rtft fir $7750.
9ouis 6arris an Snrolb R. Smith.
90 BEL 100 Sub on Der Siibieit. BON
RidmonO Strabe. (Sisur $3.50.
81.
SoIepb Ginsburg an Sarolb r.
Smitb, 25 bel 1873 5ubJn Der Rorb.
iei.e BON RiamonO Strab,. (Steutr
So 81.
SoI.pb ginsburs on .01rolb n.
Smith. 2s bel S6 SUB al Der M.hs
fei.e pon Wlounb Str, sbtnio einnr
Streifen 2dnS an Der binter.n Siis
ieiis an MouHb GlIsp. (Skusr So
81.
DiIIidm g. 9. Sstdmp an Gbiparb
.. Souspeuti, Got 4 uub 9bsil bon
Cot 3 in Sra .. Carpenters Inter.
abtb. in StttiOn 2 in Gren 5OpH'
ib.p. (Sisusr $1.) 81.
\ BiIIiam g. .. Ss!dup on Gltos
nora 3. guint.r, 80 BEL 142 CUB an
ber Rorbi,iie BON Sarrfion ap... 135
SUB 6itIi6 bon grattn Roab. (S!eu:r
$15o.) 81.
Spbn &. Sdun on Glisdt.tb 1oIi'
Der, cine Got in G..tion 10 in Wbites
ipdter 1pwRi5ip. (Sisusr S1.50)
81.
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GrnHssisentbnmshbertrssnnssn
Gintinuot;. 70. Srni

6aroIo y. Smith or ,Joiepb 8inss
burg. Got in Stnrp 'gi!s's unierabs
ibeiIuna an Reabing &oab, CSteusr
| $3.50; 81.
Die sitIs O. rnb 9 Gomponn an
WGr Rubin, 45 BEL 10 i}ub an btr
Siibieite BON Blair gloenue, so sub
ipei.lit bon 9rqe plat., (Stsusr
50; 81 800.
sbusnelbo e. 9. glsFt an Walt,r
9. @inOift, 25 bel 101 Gub on Der
Sitfsite ppn Sionsp 2tpsnue in Camp
WafbinqtOn. (Stme Sl5O; 81.
WaItsr g. Ninbiih an alma W.
Dos, Got 81 in gpuus unb Cutters
llntsrabthei!lnq in Camp Ddibinss
ton. (Steusr $3.50 81.
Winnie gdubsr on 2end W. f5als
auet II. gnb., 20 bel 80 ffub on btr
Sibfeite br D,titer Strabe, 1625ub
DfIi6 Der Spcamoys Strabs, (Siuer
$4); 81.
arthur q. Cunning on ORA 9ln'
nina. 9bsil BON 60, 8 III gstsr Cons
optr's RCtlab. (St,uer 500; 81.
8iliam 6aFel an Mdrh Sal.,
25 bel 50 ifns an Der Siiieits Der
Sanb.rs Strab.. 100 TUB fiiblih Der
Charlton Strube. C5teuer $4); 81.
g. e. BeitcpIt IN @alter 6 @sbb,
Got 90 In Wictor 1uubret1ts Inter
ubtbeiluna In Deer pGri, (Stentr
SOC; 81.
6enrp Rsmsrini an Senrp WlOell.r.
GrBbii6ui. Elm 9ract aanb in EDITION
18 in 9sIbi 9Opnibip. (Steuer $l.5ol
81.
Gbarl.s +. 2ltanb ir. an WiIliam
SO. Rips0 urO Quguft peiirup, 5bsiI
bon Got 5 in Samuel Dotp's gitats.
(Steuer $L50.) 81.
Gbarlss 20. Bnrimdn an Genu
MtFsmr, Got 179 in 9. W. Sartss
born's llntsrdbtb. an Gaftern Goenu..
(Sieuer $2.50) 81.
pb. StspI, an 5bomas Son. Sb.il
pOn 9Ots 148 unb lat In Jnbn u.
6oiemaH'f 3. llntsrdbib. on Srimbls
gDe. (Steu.r So 81.
anna W. grobbsrssr an 9bOmds
Son, in llebersinitimmuns nit elmer
9erbeFsrurg an 9rimble ape.
Sb.obor 8. goeiper on @erbarb z.
geder, Got s. in Sdnb unb 9usan's
llnierdbtbeilung. (5tsuer 50c.) 81.
Sobn e. 5ann an GIarence e. Gdsi.
Got 56 in WamsI,p's llnterabtb. In
Soopen. (Stsuer 81 5000.
Sbu Motbis on WilIidm Wl. Gllis
unb Sobn 81. Sdinbsl, 5 Qder auno
In Seition 9 in Columbia z0lpnibip.
(Sisusr So 81.
Guguit Suniei an 2ouis Suniet. 10
Cots in Sunists llntsrdbtb. (St.utr
S3.) 81.
2lusuit B. gOldnb dtt Mdrn :.
90 bel 13o Gu5 an Der
Siibieite bon Dat STR, 3tpiffen Gben
inb 9ellepue 2lb.. (Steier So 81.
Rarp g. g. psrtins II. u. an sbO'
mas s. Smitb L. a., 120 Bel 1873
Sub an Der Siibofede Don @arnibap
lnO 8urnst aO.nue. (Steuer $5.)
Il.
Rob Darman an Relie mdrman,
20. ] III Robsri 3. Grsfap's llHters
tn TlasiionSids g.