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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-04-22
THE POCKET WIRELESS.
CHAPTER VII.

.t Ir. ... 4. - ..-I.
Mr.. Sanford Quest sat in his favorite
lchair, his cigar inclined toward the
lleft.hand corner Of his mouth, his at
tention riveted upon a small instru-
ment which he was supporting upon
his knee. He glanced across the room
to where Lenora vas bending over
her desk.
We've done it this time, young
woman he declared triumphantly.
tits all O. X, working like a little
peach"
Lenora rose and came toward him.
rs that the pocket wireless?"
He nodded.
" "I,ye had Morrison out at Harlem
all the morning to test it." he. told
her. five sent him at least half a
dozen messages from this easy chair,
and got the replies. How are you get
ting on with the code?"
mot so badly for a stupid person."
Lenora replied.
Laura, who had been busy with
some papers at the farther end Of
we ,ooA.' came o'ei anu Joinea 'neiu'
0@s' uan -. "A na
~. 49, .1 aa
to mesfrom Fifth avenue"
We've got 1t tuned to a shade now"
& N.z.A S>~H..>S NES~.l~-~I -,4kA At
Sus 1 MA I4u.ppe "1s.
s'n!pie n..i ~ 0r
IT,"
ooaen m'les.
Quest iose ~ n.s - anu 'o'eu
es.,e Ao 49,.
Gay, sllls.' ~ conlesseu tn.s =
nFst !Ame - NY ne : nave oeen
y 9 ~ < .nis' lwo Eases On hano
nv notn'ne uo'.s "A.ns e''n.. - 'netn'
10 this?"
n,,oet hoa nousoa .uAdonlv In sront
quest pauSeu euuuea1J ~
of IN oak sideboard which stood
.v.t,.t tha VOL, Occ,nv;no : no.i.
ae"'ns' VIC val" Sup'!ne poor
small hlack hoy whosa nra.anca
there seemed. "a him unfamiliar
aura came over n h,a ; and
!iootod a. 4 aleo n nuzz,ed fashion
"Nave- 80 T. hafora n nv ,,,."
.n.ro.ss
o,as. s-,,ntoa
Z. ar1,., ~ -. :.
IN ~ ono eleo "as oee
Tug 31ooh' snu :. nasn oeen eup
lol nvie .han 'en lu',es' 10
malAeu !, sseii' 'e's see "na' inslue Z
anyVAy.
nc li.eu ~ ~ ny w. neie "a.
noeA AAl - ,.ho ln'eiioi IVY e Snees
~ papel Io,ueu y, Sues'
/. wv 80 81 ~
ovel ahu ieau 'ne ,oiio"ins Molus.
"rl.,en ~ Oil ooViouss ulssulseu
- w?
You have embarked on; a new st,dv-
,anthropology. What characteristic strikes
CTnninss t The necklace might be WI Whe r
the skeleton is. Why not begin at the be.
ssnn'ns' /
The note was unsigned, but in the
spot where a signature might have
been there was a rough pen drawing
Of two hands, with fingers extended,
talon fashion. m%enacingly, as though
poised to strike at some unseen en-
envy. Quest, after their first moment
OF stupefaction, wh1stled softly. !
The hands" he muttered.
What hands" Lenora asked. !
; The hands that gripped Mrs. Rhein.
holdt Dy the thFost," ne reminded
them. Don't you remember? Hands
without arms!
ineAed silence Then 1auro hrola intc
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-04-22

cfaAs sps41a slB.a ~ leqgerstAe self
contained, peylect HAa-asEIenA but
with the face sf solns wild sssfeatufs1
His shont was pns almost ofsAsoAy.
The hut. professor! Theshut = on
IRE" AZ cried. 80
! His appeAIaheesso or the threshold
was like 9 AasAY They heard htD ny
tnSs teet deWn sehe hau. and, without
4 monsete hesitattel thsy an fol
aoMeds Tbs Ryqlss4F "a the way
down q pATreWa and Nleo1eealedsa Path.
but when they FseaAeA ttAesl little clear.
ansS sttn which To Aut No. situated.
!4hsy we're uAAblSsS SPproschl any
nearer. a1hAgpl44l aVAG saf sMhateEind
0ft Aamei vhesalAelk oel keT0seAel WA
hlntost ovAfpoNef6e Tina Wild Eyei1
81 TIE lsopsrd .ese 9Aoyesths stssnge.
AalfsAlnnanf etbbAlanesafitAe monkeys
Andath4 h0erse, sRAasA4eaNnteot aAoth-
n Eoieai atAthas aoqAds0f which Le-
nor, and even 0ttsetsshNA4e Fea Then,
% they Seaiae. AFeNtAlesl.tD j lltand-
ktlll.Sl theyS1AW t4s atINn1ast htne 4sdOne
sids s0fsthe hut tel tn.paNd salost i'm
msd5eteN NE leonard with almighty
1pTtASaaaeapedF from the Place and q
AoWlinE ainto the yupdeIspoRth. The
naonnkksyGE followed hut they came
KtrstEhtN for the professor, wringing
thor hands. They fawned at his feet
asH Though trying to show him their
scorched bodies. Then for q single
moment they saw the form OF the ape
man az he struggled to follow the
pthesegssH1fs strength failed him. how
eVefsas9 sfelf sptctWafds into the burn
ma slseattM: 4
TIE ptcfessor badc them farewell,
lan hodx later. on the steps OF the
shouse. He seemed suddenly TO- have
aged
You have done your best. MI.
0uest,' hefsatd but fate has been too
strong. Remember this, though. It
Il quite true thatsthe cunning OF Har-
too may have made It possible for
him TO have stolen the skeleton and
TO have brought It back to Its hiding
place but y was 1ealousy-cruel, bru-
fal, foul Jealousy which Asmeared Inc
walls of*that hut with kerosene and ad
set light to It, The work Of q lie
time. my dreams OF scientific mmo
tally. have vanished in those aamesS"
He turned slowly away from them
and re-entered the house. Quest and
ltenora made their way down the ave
nuei and entered the automobile which
WAS waiting for them. almost ~ q
llence. The latter glanced toward his
companion, - they drove on.
;;you.n he remarked. Ri have ia call
$50 49, 7IS. LsE - -. q.
somewhere and get you > glass; o.
wine"
n. +,,.ae = h,,t nos. s.-sr.th
was almost gone. They drove to .
restaurant and sat there for some lit.
lilo time. Lenora soon recovered her
color. She even had courage to speak
Ut the events Of the afternoon when,
they re-entered the automobile.
"Kir. Quest" Lenora murmured,
who 40 you suppose burnedsth hut
down.
II / don't say Craig, i suppose you
will" he remarked. Il wonder wheth,
A. II ANNOAp hAA NM vHNAk LrN-8...L"LT
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-04-22

e. .ElEs gJgf fEy n sffs6N MT Ir'E.rN ErI.sTrglfsWHsL
dered about almost aimlessly for near
ly half an hour. Then Quest came
to a sudden standstill. Lenora gripped
his arm. They had both heard the
same sound-a queer, grooming cry.
half plaintive, half angry.
Whats that% he exclaimed.
Lenora still chung to his arm.
II hate this place." she whispered.
1T tefrifes me. What are We look
ing for, MI. Quest?"
Cant, say that I know exac:..y,' the
latter answered, but I guess wen
find out where that cry came from.
Sounded to me uncommonly like . hu,
man effort"
They had made their way up a.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-04-22
THIRD %INsTALLMENT
SYNOPSIS.

In her apartment at the Leland Ella,
daughter of Lord Ashleigh, is murdered
md the Ashleigh diamond necklace sto!
len. The New York police place the case
in the hands Of Sanford Quest, known
and feared as the master c%riminologist Of
the world. He takes Lenora, Elias maid,
TO his own apartments and through hyno.
tism and the use of electro-telepathic ap-
planes discovers her connection with the
Crime, receivers the diamonds and arrests
the murderer, Macdougal, Lenora's hus-
band, though nearly trapped to his death
in a tough tenement house while engaged
IN the work. Lenora becomes one Of
Guests assistants. The detective Is called
In to investigate the theft of the skeleton
OF an ape. of Lord Ashleigh. Macdougal
escapes while on his way to prison. A
string Of diamonds Is mysteriously stolen
from Mrs. Rheinholdt during a reception.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-04-22

Mrs. Johnson-Aren't you afraid to
work in the stone quarry with all that
blasting going on?
Workman-No; / owe the superin.'
teydent some borrowed money and
he won't let me do any OF the dan
gerous work.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-04-22
tHeESl

The Vaudeville Comedian--I don't
think III be able to 90 on tonighth
Stage Manager-What's the troa.'
BILE?
The Vaudeville Comedian (holding
his head)-I don't know; feel g
funny.
The evening world., 1915-02-27

By count enc evening during Ne wssh
as laughs were recorded ~ Ne -.
tua1 running time e tAs pisss 70 iit
ninutsA Ne lAaahs eyssass four n
Ne nslnsss. intslisstsai Wsmsa ~.
ing - anarchy - . IA u ths theos
which brings two sxtzSmss sf soc,sty
together with resultant mserimsni
One Of the best easts In town includes
Charles HopkinA Edward Emery, Hes-
bert Yost, Russ Whytal, Mra Hoo.
kins, Louise Closer Hale, Annie
hughes. Beatrice Prentice and vsea
Pole.
The evening world., 1915-02-27

roof garden at Monte Carlo, the sec
ond a scene in Egypt. Harry ID.
Mock and Dan Gracey. two popular
comedians, are featured. and others
Of prominence are Jules J. Bennett.
Lima Schall. Flo Princeton. Virginia
Ware. Fayette E. Darling and the
Walthour Trio. A large chorus Of
girls will present new and lively
dances. Between the acts an Ollie
comprising many speciaities and sen.
sations will be introduced.
"The High Rollers" viii be At the
Murray Hill Theatre.
Violet Mascotte brings her "Merr,
Maids" to Days Theatre.
The evening world., 1915-02-27
BEN WELCH'S SHOW
At HURTIG g. SEAMON'S.

Ben welch and his New Show
opens an engagement at Hurtis &c
fieamon's One Hundred and Twenty
NTH Street Theatre with Mondays
matsnss. Welsh not only portrsys an
east side "oid clothes man." but also
shows his versatility In a character
isation OF an Italian organ grinder.
Tho vehicles provided are two bur-
lsttas. ono entitled Love Water" tho
other frisco 1915" The first deals
with . fountain on the country es-
tate Of rich Long Island widow. the
waters Of which have tendency to
make persons fall In love at nrst
sight, This provides amusing situa-
tons and allows opportunity for
clean, wholesome fun. The second ID
. travesty on the Midway at the
The evening world., 1915-02-27

Panama Exposition. Assisting Welch
are Minnie Bud" Harrison. Florence
Rother. Pat Kearney. Frank Murphy.
George Douglas, Vic Cassmore.
Mabel Howard. Florence Freda and
the twenty American Zouaves In
manoeuvres.
The evening world., 1915-02-27
YOUTH AND FOLLY"
THE OLYMPIC'S OFFERING,

For its burlesque attraction the
Olympic Theatre will have "Youth
and Folly" Forty people comprise the
company. The book II by Tom AcRae
and II in two acts, the first showing C
The evening world., 1915-02-27

week on Monday. The skill employed
BY sutro in mixing highbrows and low
brows with comic results is increasing
popular favor Cor "The Clever OneA"
The evening world., 1915-02-27
ARABIAN NIGHTS BALL AT
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN.

Prof. Emanuele dc Commerce will
have charge Of a picturesque ballet en-
titled Butterfly and Roses" at the
Arabian Nights ball to be held al
Madison Square Garden Friday.
March 12. Three hundred and fifty In
structors and pupils Of the dancing
carnival will appear In various Gre
clan dances. Another feature will be
a fencing drill of boys dressed In an
cient costumes At midnight there
will be q grand march, with i2S couples
abreast. George ID. Grundy. proprietor
Of the Dancing Carnival, organized the
ball to raise money for vacation fund.
1.-THE CLEVER ONES"
| MAKING LAUGH RECORDS.
The Clever Ones" at the Punch
! and Judy Theatre. enters Its sixth
Bisbee daily review., 1915-10-07

II their numbers were TOO great for
him 60 cope with single handed he
would NOT show himself. but none
might ever say that they had seen Nu.
the son of M. run away from dan
ger.
Tn his hand still swung the head OF
90. and gs the man leaped TO the low
brancbc- of % tree at the iungle's edge
20 spy unou the men DEE knew 60 be ad-
vaucin- r1n the FAR side Of the plain
be fell 60 wondering how DC was TO
find bis way back to NatuI that he
might place the trophy at her feet and
claim her MS his mate
Only lEp previous evening they had
walked together hand in hand along
the beach. and now be had not the re-
hottest conception of where that beach
lay
Straight across the plain should be
the direction of it, for from that direc-
ton bad Ua come 90 lind the lair of 90
But uaH $50 was changed
There WAS no single familiar land.
mark 90 guIde him. Not even the ape
people knew of any sea nearby. and he
himself had no conception as 20 Wheth-
or be was Ga the same world that he
had trayersrd when lust.the sun shOne
upon him.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-10-07

gumh'ings that preceded the shock
seemed 20 awake me as from n leth.
arry. and Is plainly as | see you beside
me now ! suw the half naked creatu
OF nay dreams. and when ! saw him
know that ! could never wed Mr.. Cur
tiss or amy other.
"It IS awml TO have TO admit It. even
90 you. Barney: but Ill knew when
SAW him that 1 loved him-that ] was
his Not DTS wife. Barney. but his
woman his mlte-aud ! had TO Fight
with myself 20 keep from rushing out
into the terrible hlacl,uess Of the night
to throw myself into his arms.
cit WIS then that [ managed TO con.
troll myself long enough to run to you.
where : tainted And last night, Ga my
dreams : SAW min again-alone and
lonely -seurching through a strange
and hostile world TO find and claim me
You cannot know. Barney. how real
he is TO me. lt is not as other dreams.
but Instead I really see him-the satin
texture OF Dis smooth bronzed skin
the lordly poise Of bis perfect head
the tOuSed shock of coal black hair
that have learned 10 love md
through which I know have lovingly
run my fingers as he stopped to kiss
me.
He carries a great spear, stone tip
/ ued-I should know it the moment that
+ & saw it--and n knife and Ratchet OF
the same flnty material. and i'm his left
hand bp bears the severed head Of a
mighty beast
"Hc is "a noble figure but OF another
world or OF another age. Somewhere
ue wJnders, So lonely and alone that
/ 1ly heurt Teeps at the thought Of him
. Ch Barney. either he Is true and 7
/ stall dud him or ] am gone mad Tell
me. Barney. FOR the love Of heaven.
/ you believe that ! am sauer'
/ Barney Custer drew his sisters face
close 20 his and kissed her tenderly.
J "Of course you're sane, vic" he
treasured her. You've just allowed
That Old dream Of yours 70 become a
sort OF obsession with you, and now
it's got on your nerves until you are
commencing 20 believe it even against
your better Judgment. Take good
grip on yourself get up and join Cur
uss i'm a long ride
Have it out With him Tell him
Bisbee daily review., 1915-10-07

Our Want Adds Bring Results
Bisbee daily review., 1915-10-07

immigration to Mongolia together
with the increase in the Chinese poll
tical influence, alarmed Russia. which
reasoned that the Mongolians we're so
few and thriftless they would never
mperil Russian interests in Siberia.
When Outer Mongolia threw off
Chinese rule, Russia recognized the
Independent government set up by the
Urga Kutuktu and negotiated a trade
treaty in which the new power was
called Mongolia" and not Outer
Mongolia. China feared Russia was
about to annex Mongolia Japan also
began an active extension of its in
iuences in the chaotic country. Con-
sequently Chinese officials made every
effort to conciliate Outer Mongolia
and soon discovered that Russia had
no desire, apparently, to annex Mon.
logolia, but merely desired that 1t be
maintained as an autonomous state
which would stand as a berrier be.
tween Siberia and the thrifty millions
south of it, with whom the Russian
peasant cannot compete.
Under the tripartite agreement a
commission named by the participant
ing powers will determine the limits
of autonomous Mongolia. This com.
mission is to begin It's work within
two years. Its surveys and the divid-
ing line between Outer Mongolia and
Mongolia proper has always been I'm
the twilight zine, and the cause Of
heated controversy.
Ambitious Outer Mongolia leaders
( hoped to induce Russia to support
them in uniting all Mongolia in an in
/ dependent power, and were unwilling
to consider returning to Chinese pro-
/ lection until 1t became clear that Rus
STA would not lend them a hand in
/ taking over Inner Mongolia and Great
ing an all-Mongolia government.
| Russia gets exemption from duty on
/ all Russian goods entering Mongolia
and on all Mongolian goods exported
to Russia. The agreement grants
/ Chinese goods the same treatment
/ that Gina gives Monaghan goods
I Chinese goods entering Mongolia from
the north are to enjoy the same
treatment as Russian goods
, China will direct the Monaghan
postofices, while the Monaghan gov.
eminent will supervise it's own tele-
! graph lines. Each nation will main.
tain a court at Urga and an defend.
ants will be tried in their own courts.
/ President Yuan Shi-kai has already
issued an amnesty for the leaders I'M
strumental in influencing outer Mon
golia to throw off Chinese rule.
While Outer Mongolia for centuries
had a sort of semi-autonomy, which
was guaranteed by the Manchu rulers,
it never previously enjoyed fun auto.
nomy under Chinese directions such
: as il has now come into. However,
both China and Russia are believed
to have had a distinct diplomatic
. triumph I'm the settlement of Outer
4 Moneolia's status. Under the new
. agreement Outer Mongolia may di
rect its interior affairs without out
side influence. China has regained
territory which is almost one-third of
the Republics entire area, and Russia
, has erected a buffer between Siberia
and the south.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-10-07

Just what you have told me nuU thci
tell him you'n marry him aud tE
warrant that you'll be- drpamin- ul.Gi
him instead Of that yom. giant tm0
you have stolen out OF >uur tuir
tale"
I'll get up and take q ride. Baruey"
replied the girl, "but us tor marrying
Mr. Curtiss-well. I'm have to think
It over"
She did not Join the party however.
that were riding toward the hills THAT
morning, for the thought of seeing the
torn and twisted stratum OF % hyguue
age that lifted its SCARED head above
the surface OF the plain nc the lase Of
the mountains was more than She felt
equal 10. They did not urge her. and.
as she insisted that Mr. CurtiSs nc.
company the other men. she WIS left
alone az the bungalow with Lady Grey.
stoke, the baby and the servants
AS the party trotted urross the roll
ing land that stretched before them to
the foothills they sighted herd Of
zebus coming toward them IN mad
stampede
Something is hunting ahead uf MS"
remarked one OF the men.
I'VE may get shot at lion from
the looks Of it." replied another
short distance farther on they
came upon the carcass OF % zebra stall
lion Barney and Butzow dismuuuted
TO examine H. I'm an effort TO deter
mine the nature Of the enemy that had
dispatched e.
AT the first glance Barney called to
one OF the other members of the party.
an experienced big game hunter
what do you make of this, Brown
he asked, pointing to the exposed
I haunch
1T is mans Kin" replied the
other Look az that gaping hole over
the heart. that would tell the story
were IL not for the evidence Of the
I knife that cut away these strips from
1 the rump. The carcass IS still warm.
| The xiii must have been made within
( the past few minutes"
Then Il couldn't have been a man."
| spoke up another "or We should have
/ heard the shot Wait here's Grey.
/ stoke; let's see what he thinks Of It."
/ The ape man. who had been riding Il
| couple OF hundred yards in the rear OF
/ the others with one Of the older men
now refined in close TO the dead zebra
. "Whut have we hcrey be asked,
/ swinging from his saddle
Brown says this looks like the XII
Of man." said Barney; but none Of
Us heard any shot"
Tarznn grasped the zebra by a front
and hind pastern and rolled him Over
upon his other side.
1T went way through. whatever Il
was" said Butzow as the hole behind
this shoulder was exposed 10 view
Must have been bullet, even If W,
didn't hear the report Of the gun"
I'm not so sure OF that" said Tar
zan. and then be glanced casually a
the ground about the carcass, and
Bisbee daily review., 1915-10-07

Gas water heaters are made in two
styles; one which automatically
turns on the gas and lights it, the
other which must be hand lighted.
The latter works on the same prin-
ciDle as the water back in a coal
range. Both are connected in our
stock room and can be shown in
operation.
Call and ask for Demonstration
Bisbee daily review., 1915-10-07
OUTER MONGOLIA TO
AGAIN COME UNDER
CHINESE DICTATION
Province Which RevOIted at Time
of Declaration of Republic Will
Come Under Suzerainty Of the
Chinese Government.

PEKING. oct 6-China is about to
regain nominal control of Outer Mon
golia. which declared it's freedom from
I Chinese suzerainty at the beginning
of the revolution i'm 1871 and set up
an Independent government with
/ Urga Kuuktu as sovereign.
I In accordance with the recently per
fected Chino. Russio-Mongolia Agree.
ment, Outer Mongolia again recogniz-
es Chinas suzerainty, hut becomes
autonomous and retains it's right to
administer its internal affairs and en-
gage i'm international negotiations re-
speeding commerce and industry.
This agreement was signed by rep
reseutatives of China, Russia and
! Mongolia az Kiachta on June Z, and
/ became effective Immediately, al.
I though the formal ratification will not
take place until late I'm September
Mr. Chenlo. the Chinese diplomat
who was chiefly responsible for the
/ successful negotiations. viii then 90
. to Urga, the ancient Monaghan Capt.
! AL accompanied by aides and three
hundred and fifty soldiers. prepare
tory to comforting the title of Khan
upon the Kutuktu This will be done
with great ceremony under the direc.
tion of Mr.. Chenlo. who viii remain
i'm Urga as the Chinese Dignitary rep.
. resenting President Yuan Shi-kai
Unlike commissioners who went to
mongolia I'm former centuries, Mr.
Chenlo and his party viii not ride
camels northward from Picking across
the great Cobb desert. but viii travel
by the Trans-Siberian Railway to Lake
Baikal where automobiles viii carry
them southwark
mongolia is q great universal land
It's inhabitants are chiefly wandering
tribes. There are probably nearly a
million of them, but no census has
! ever been made The state contains
about 1.36S,OOO square miles. It is
five times as large as Texas New
York could be included within it's
boundaries twenty-seven times and fl
would make ten CALIFORNIA;
Outer Mongolia is a division which
is poorly distinguished from Mongolia
proper On most maps it is traced as
a vague portion OF Mongolia adjoining
Siberia. Its boundaries are as indie
finite as it's political statues has been
for centuries. Outer Mongolia claim
ed TO be all Mongolia and assumed
direction of affairs of the entire geo
graphical division known as Mongolia
When # threw Off Chinese rule it pre-
tended TO speak for all Mongolia
However, there were certain portions
of the country which insisted they re-
main loyal to China
Because Of the shiftessness of tho
Mongolians and their dislike Of work
Chinese found it profitable to locate
there centuries ago and engaged ir
farming, crude manufacturing indus
tries and trade. Russia always fear
ed Mongolia would afford the Chinese
a gateway to Siberia and enacted
strict LEGISLATION TO keep the ~hinesC
out Of the territory east of Lake Bal
kali
outer Mongolia for the Mongoli
ans, has been Russia's watchworJ
for many years Increasing Chimes,
Bisbee daily review., 1915-10-07
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department of the Interior, Z. S.
Land Office at Phoenix, Arizona, Sept.
80. 1918.
Notice is hereby given that John H..
Pryor, Of Hereford, Arizona, who. on
May 6, 1912 made Org. lid. Ol764g:
and March 2, 1915, add9. lid. No.
O26865 for NE IA, Sec. 10, T. % S..
r. 21 49, and Lots I. ,. E l-2 NV IA.
Section is, Township % s., Range %
E., G. & S. r Meridian, has filed no.
tice of intention TO make three year
proof to establish claim to the land
above described, before Jared d. Tay-
lor U. S. Commissioner. at Bisbee
Arizona, on the 18th day Of November
1915.
Claimant names as witnesses.
Sherman j Beals, Elisha r. Rickard.
Harry Beals 80, of Hereford. and A.
Scott Adams, of Bisbee Arizona.
THOMAS +. WEEDIN. Register.