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The Washington herald., 1915-02-28
STOCK TRADING Is LIGHT.
sale Of Capital Traction Bonds Il
Principal Transaction.

Although prices held firm, trading was
almost at a standstill on the washington
Stock Exchange yesterday. only two
sales being recorded. The sale Of 5000
worth Of Capital Traction per cent
bonds at los 1-e was the principle trans
action.
at Ia was the only other sale recorded.
There was no further call for MerEan-
thaler at that figure and the quotation
was established At IN bid and IL -
asked.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-28
LITILELIFE
ON EXCHANGE
Stocks All Quiet, Not a Single
Issue Recording Turnover
of Event 10000 Shares.
MOTOR ISSUES LEADERS
Specialties Are Strong. but Some Re-
action Is Shown in Oil
Stocks.
MOTOR ISSUES LEADERS

New York, Feb. 27.-Stocks were
quiet today, not single issue record
ing a turnover of even 10000 shares.
There was a continuation of the firm
undertone recently displayed and fresh
advances were scored by specialties'
Motor issues. as usual. leading. Max
we'll Motor first preferred sold up to
63 General Motors gained two points
and willys-Overland 3-S. Both Stude-
baker and Goodrich advanced nomi-
.nally.
suits and strong indications OF pros
nerity during 1915 have encouraged
speculation in these issues and further
advances are generally expected.
American Beet Sugar. Brooklyn
Rapid Transit. Interborough Met. and
Third Avenue were strong. Oil is
sues were reactionary on the disap-
pointing showing made by California
Petroleum
steel issues were steady and dull
and copper stocks firmer on point
rise in Amalgamated. Equipment Is
sues eased off on the poor sho~ins
made by the Baldwin Locomotive
company, which disclosed deficit Tor
the wear of s1.449.00o. compared with
surplus in 1913 of $2,217.o0o. Unfortu-
nately for these issues there are no in
dications of any immediate improve
ment in business.
Missouri Pacific Firm.
Missouri Pacific was firm. crossing
1c on the rumor that many OF the ar
ferences regarding the control or the
property had been settled during the
week The story runs that Num-
Loeb & Co will have free control al
the coming election and that plans are
ON foot to extend the notes and prins
about a friendly reorganization with
out the necessity of a receivershlp' or
.nv immediate assessment on the
stock. Excellent crop conditions on
the system are said to JUSTIFY the
hone that increased earnings VIII en-
a bile the new board of directors when
will consist of a strong body OF repre-
sentative men, to work out plans WIN
out immediate appeal for outside
funds
Missouri. Kansas and Texas were
heavy on sales against shipments re-
ceived from abroad.
The arrival of two mail steamers
also was reflected in renewed heaNl-
moss in the bond market with IN
creased offerings for foreign account
chesapeake and Ohio conVertlples
were heavy. dropping to 20. central
Pacific first As were active and lower
and there was renewal of selling in
the Northern Pacific issues and South
crn Pacific bonds for German account
Ranking circles are dlscouraslns
active speculative operations In the
stock market.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-28
Services for William Schwing,

Funeral services for William Schwins.
one of the oldest residents Of the Dis
trict who died Friday night at his home.
7T Mount Vernon Place northwest. wiz
be held at o'clock tomorrow morning
at st. Patrick's Church. where Rev.
James A. Smyth will say requiem mass.
Interment will be in Rock Creek Ceme-
terry. A delegation from the Association
Of Oldest Inhabitants will attend.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-28
Mrs. Belmont Buys .Briar Knoll. ~

New York. Feb. N.-Mrs. o. H. P. Bel
mont has purchased .Briar Knoll and
eighteen acres at Great Neck, L. l., from
John F. O'Rourke. and II Is said. will
erect permanent home here. In the
Spanish-American war II was proposed
to fortify Briar Knoll. because 1t COM
mands every. entrance to New. York Hsr-
Dor.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-28

NEW YORK: CURB MARKET.

New York. teb. 2.-Todays opening was quiet.
With the trend Of prices irregular. Mining under
rr,ssuIre. and declined e. Oil stocks wers gen
rally firm. standard Oil Of California opened at
IS. compared with last nights Close Of "a.
The following arc the sales with closing tnd and
slxI
The Washington herald., 1915-02-28

Ninety-nine per cent Of the timber of
the Philippines d owned BY tAs govern
meut.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-28
WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE

Furnished by w. h. Hibbs 4 Co.
SALES
Capital Traction s.. $1,000 at DSS: 900 q,
1851 81. 90 at 1851.
Meryenthsler 10 at E3
GAS BONDS
The Washington herald., 1915-02-28
"SHOW YOUR PASSPORTS
DEMANDBRITISH OFFICERS
The Washington Heralds Special Correspondent Tells Of
Exciting Voyage of the Neuw
Amsterdam.
Stop Instantly" Carona Signals, Within Sight of New
York Naturalized Americans Held Up.
Van Setback on Board "a
Bv. CAPT. FRANZ HUGO KREBS.


whence describe
In
numbers
He
On board S. S. Nieuw Amsterdam
Jam 26th 1913.
On Saturday. January &c. the steamship Nieuw Amsterdam sailed
from Pier n J. Little did think slowly steamed
from the within of New York should be held by
British We hours behind schedule time in starting
The consignment which had vised by the British French
and Dutch arriving Before reached the three
mile limit sighted British Carona She painted
dark gray miles and drew
ceved three signals in quick succession
What ship is that?
Where S your cargo consigned to-
Stop instantly
The Caronia is commanded Capt Lchfe, N. He post
captain which captain the highest rank in the Brit
ish navy being above admiral 1t interesting to the
manned Of knew that only
done as matter for the gun but still
The Washington herald., 1915-02-28
TO the
GRAY HAIRED

1koFo : Q saeo cd Gmpjo Wy 10 Festoeo
- osiginal esles. Results guaranteed.
lust get bottle of Mary T. Goldman's
Hair Color Restoref and let it prove how
simply, safely and easily You can bring back
the original color Ia few days.
Hair treated with this color restored. can
Be washed a. usual and curled on hok irons
II yuu wish. II 10 soft. clean and nuhy. Be-
cause Il 10 not eSsdeiy dyed. but the ofigi-
nal color 10 conveyed to the gray haaf IN .
mild, healthful manner.
but b sure 700 seo the name on thu bottle
700 buy. together With this trademark. OF you
aav - dSa anoo{ntnd BY a inferior limitations.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-28

Total sales a0G6 shares against Ill. h2 yesterday.
IL As a week acp. and l6i, 81 year ago. From
January TO date COL, against Is 2l2.3eS year
The Washington herald., 1915-02-28
New York.
NEW YORK COFFEE.

Furnished By n. L. Carpenter 4 O.. woodward
Building.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-28

hial Psekaes. With
special comb. sent tor .
cents fn stamps. Be sure
- tn color Of your half
bs9ors iffusnedgray. Bet
~ stlm. soclcs4 Q lock.
TA0 regular No sis
boetlo can b bought 1t
your druGgist's. Or ~
vUmyour order 6rect.
~ 49, a -
The Washington herald., 1915-02-28

Total sales N.ID!op. against S.sSIop syester-
day. s.i7o!oo week ago. and S.MQ@ year
ago.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-28

Before We left the cabin said TO the
lieutenant: I'VE are all Americans. rep
resenting between US = large number Of
American newsDapers. You have de-
layed ~ On cur voyage and caused ~
The Washington herald., 1915-02-28
Liverpool.

Furnished uy \. L. Carpente- L Co.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-21

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fa'or' were given Ia Miss Nnlilso1
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wa" served az ! "rIoch Iu" cIun
VIII n~t neEi Friday wNh Miss lilsh
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trlduy tu the Modern prlsHIIu club.
the afternoon being spent with fancy
work The club will meet Ia No
weeks with Mrs DcIl Quretu.
Ing entertained hy Mis-, Nmu Knight
Misses Mary pcddicord NJ Champagne.
III, Luuru and lulia Graves kuuhrr
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from pleasant visit " mouth lu
Chlcugo She wus accompanied homr
by her sister iuIav Miss Grace Hutch
iu,on uf Chicago Mrs Hutchinson is
planning rO entertain Tor her guest one
day next week.
Miss Harriet Patrick of STROUD is
llr guest "t Miss 'orlhne Breeding
Miss fhtrlck ana Miss breeding VIII
leave TINS evening Tor ESl'- PARK, co.
to attend the J. w. {. 4 convention
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-21
EXIT Gallo MEL
No More Nasty, Dlsa-
Qreeable Effects.

LIV.VERLAX is now rapidly TAX.
Ing the place N colomel everywhere
II n just NJ effective, cleansing the
system thoroughly ~ bile, tonlng mn
the liver; ond making that sluggish
feeling disappear Ike magic Yet n
Is pleasant TO take, and has none "
the disagreeahle after effects that
make NJ dread calomel so much
Feel fine all the time. Take LN.
NER'LAA regularly aud health be
comes u habit
Guarantee. Every genuine bottle
hears the likeness " l.. h Grleshy.
aud II II does not give satisfaction
your money win be returned For sale
In the biz soc aud Fl bottles at A. ].
ktGpatrlyk, 10 West Grand.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-21
King AND LOCKHART FREE
Charged With Mail Fraud, But Vt
Proof Against Them

United state, Commissioner Tw,
ford dismissed the cases against + /
lu,khnr' and A e. King Fridn,
They We're charged with using the
mails tu drfuud hy sending small ur
tl,l,- q. % d through the parcel po-t
when the, bad not been ordered n
wa, held that the defendants had com
mittri uu technical violation or the
LN.In- INV.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-21
SCOTS 70 CAMP

IAWTO\ Aur - Big prmro
lions lr" bclug made 90, Medicine Pars
for Dhu BOY Scout. from oklahoma
riN InvDuu Temple lla.tiuL, Ed
moul aud Prague who viii po into
camp there Nuuiuy f. Is expected
100 boys Will answer 90 roU mII
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-21
SATURDAY. NIGHT
Street Concert
AND GRAND

Makovsky and his hand viii he heard
IN concert Saturday night Corner Grand
ana Harvey in 10 O'Clock
"lhc Imperial Narchr NulItsire
Anthony
Evening ldvls' sunset Evening
Festivities, nrrnmnnd farmhouse
"Stern's An star Melody. ponuInr
aud Operate Airs. Arr smith
Intro NOshn from Nova Sgutin. hy Uert
Beautiful Eycs, Gouicr Dust Fasrlnsi
ing Night Someone. Ny Little Dream
Girl aud Marguerite
Midnight Nol-e. Theo Holland
. Answer lotuet Solo, Robyu CIar
ence shaw
q chin chin" Tov Trot Ivan CaryU
Along the Rnltu.' Medley over
turr, Arr T. q Smith
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-21

Wisconsin resorts FOR l.. ..n,u...
crnce. Sh, is expected a.r. ~rprpm
brr ~.
Miss Elsie Brock wh. wits teacher
" kindergarten in the cn .UuDI, last
wear left today Tor WuI-ruUurl COLO.
wher" she Will teach thl- winter
Miss Hazel Post rs ,Nu.trI home
next week from visit win relatives
III Black River Falls Minneapolis. aud
La Cro'.c and Sparta vs.,
Mrs b. g. Bewley entertained the
frldHy Auction club FuHm morning
having also rs guest. Mrs II II
Moerschel High score vo, made by
Mrs Robert a. Hopkin- The club
will meet next Friday morning with
Mrs Marvin + owen.
Mrs " c. Mahaffe, 0rr Wrdnes
day fur Denver She expect. tu be-
gone three week, aud VIII return by
way NJ Medicine Park.
Mr., Andrew Stroslcr entertained
most informally TUESDAY afternoon d
small party " friends. The afternoon
was spent pleasantly boo hearing
m nc,uuut NJ the recent trip " Miss
Virginia Stru,ler To- the exposition She
also exhibited Que hundred and ffly
Views uf scenes eu route A dainty
luncheon closed the afternoon and the
guest. were Mines J II Mcdonald.
, Theodore Stockdalr Malon e. Thorn.
ton George W Rice Alfred I. nuul.
istou " VI Robb Misses Beatrice
HuuIistuu and Helen Robb
/ MIR aud Mrs ". 4 Buckholtz will
depart Monday for uu extended north
ern aud eastern trip going to kansn,
CITY 81 Louis. Chicago Detroit san.
dusky o. Niagara Toronto New
York city aud Washington. u. G.
Mr. aud Mrs J. G. Thurmond who
have spent the week ln Elk CITY will
return thi, evening
Mr. Douglas R Crane who was call
ed to Adrian Mich ru attend the M
nera of his father MIR William II.
Crane Is expected home SATURDAY,
evening
An interesting meeting Of the Iadie,
Missionary S"irlN ~ the Second
! FfeshNlrflan rhuI'h WAS held Thurs
small attendance caused by the In
element weather Mrs. OpheIla
Gruggs led the meeting and the pro.
gram ~ papers and talks was given
by Mines. {. j Perry y A. Griffith.
A Purdum, aud VI 4 Cowden The
and ". A. sullivan who served ra.
| frcshments
Mrs. Harriet VI NWelRer left today
Tor trip to ST Louis, Chicago, the
great lakes and Detroit
+ Miss Pearl Putnam was hostcs,
/ Wednesday 10 the Jolly Six, having
as Odditional guests Misses Marie
Young. Josephine flanagan, Marie
Iuohy, Gladys llnvhlns, Mabel Rog
ers, Mary Finn and Mrs. T. q. Dun
lap The club favor was presented tu
the hostess, and that Tor top score to
Miss Ethel Walker Mrs Dunlap rr.
ceivcd the guest favor The next meet.
Ing In two weeks Will be with Mis-,
Ethel Walker
MI ana MIS- lN'horu drltillh and
ll'''e uanHhlrr Nn-a.lnu who have
ne'h the guests OF WITS. "rlnllhs pa
rents pr. ana Mi, ~ y. Enochs lefi
lhS morning Tor Their nome In NirAs
burg. Miss,
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-21
Harriet Dunn Bentley Office Phone w. 4019

|aud two hudhrnnlof- we're given To
|IrHuhNr luncheon uu, served follow
|m- The game.
IN
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| |frdruu will inject N,udu, Hrr,,ou
|wjur Mn. J. n Drsu, AL 40 Wr-r
| Twelfth street
Nil Aduh Robinson and Mis-, r,n
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,''''' To- l"'''I'' d''"'u'l"'. Ml'N h"D
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'n', 7'''"l'. MIS- hl",h spent ~ week
WIN I''n'I'r- II ARKANSAS 'Ill r'
route nome, ana Miss hhrbaN NrlIu
'''h. WI" "H- also hl the h'ude'uN
went on east Tor 'lsll
, A most interesting occasion was mat
'Gf the nihrIlelh birthday of Mr., Mary
. / ImuTp. which WuA celebrated Thurs
( day afternoon ut the home of her
,uushlrr Mr. q. n Mitchell at Gl5
| East seventh street Mrs. Elmorr. who
is rrnIIy ninety years Young. has %
wide circle or friends who guthvrcd 10
IWi.h hrr man, hnppy recurring crlr
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-21
Association Residence Persongl,

NN'otlhllOH htNiutnre PERSONALS
Miss Eu,a Lane II spending beer so
rniion ut her home IN Prague and uI-u
visiting friends In Chelsea
Mis-, Fern Shoemaker has rrrurn.|
from q vacation trip TO Dallas Wm|,
thrrr she visited Mrs Drrruhnum
formerly Mis-, Lou Cole. member ul
the board
Miss Lima laylock has gone ror hrr
vacation tu Kansas Ciu.
\ number ~ the us>poiuHou hrI-
are enjoying q visit with Mis-, lrrha
Morrow formerly an association mrm
her. hut now of the business depart
meut of the Agricultural and Mrchuui
eat College Ht saltwater
The Association rooms will be- oprn
ns usm. sunday afternoon. when th,
.rrrrlnry.Alls, Lester will bee AT hom,
tU Hi caller,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-21

Miss Pauline Roberts ~ anticipating
the arrival " group ~ guests next
week among whom VIII be- Miss Har.
riet Chambers NJ Aluka who will ar
rive Monday and Miss Roberts two
sisters. Mrs Edgar Wright NJ Paris.
Tex, and Mrs Thomas B Slmm, NJ
Mansfield Tea. who will arrive the
last NJ the week.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-21

Plumbing Repairs. Hutch Wal 1914.
ADV
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-21

Mr. aud Mrs Richard Griffith and
little daughter Ru-n.ind who have
been the guests of Mrs Grlffiths pa
rents, Dr and Mrs 4 G. Enochs LETT
this morning Tor their home In vlcks
burg Miss
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-21
Plumbing Repair, Hatch Wal 1874

Paving and grading taves now du,
I| tlN HAIL Adv
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-01
MATHERVILLE

Mrs. John Hebbien and son Fred
we're Sherrsrd visitors Tuesday.
Frank Moline has installed mod
eru brick oven AZ the bakery. l. Allies
OF Viola did the work.
Miss Ollie Pearson OF Cable visited
here several days the past week
Mrs William Thompson and daugh-
ter. Mrs. wyndou. James. were Aledo
visitors THURSDAY
Mike Dooley was a Reynolds visitor
the latter part OF the week
Steve Frye of Rock Island was
visitor here the past week
The fifth number OF the lecture
course was given at the NJ. E. church
evening The Meneley
male quartet were the entertainers
Charles Barton has purchased
Ford touring car.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-01

sought ont Frank and Jesse James
and plans for the robbery were laid
There were eight in the party which
I Cole Younger led TO Northfield-his
two brothers, and two James boys and
three others.
a bottle OF whisky kept that rob
berry from being a success. said the
former bandit u didn't touch IL my
self. but Bob did and the men under
him did
When they walked into the North
field bank they were drunk. They
disobeyed my Instructions not 10
shoot TO Kill. and they took the life
% the cashier OF the bank first thing
They forgot TO close the door. and
they were seen from the street There
vas a carnival in the town that day.
and the streets were crowded
Five OF US tried To keep of the
crowd while the other three did the
robb'ne. but We were hard pressed.
Someone saw what was going on
in the bank and shouted that there
were robbers In the bank called
10 che hcys ia the bank 10 come out.
but they we're slow. and the whole
ioNn was shooting ~ as before we
got started away
'All OF us we're hit rs we rode
away. but. by jumping from wounded
horses and riding double. we man
aged to get out OF town For two
we eluded them, but Al last
they sun Ounded some OF US in al
swamp between St. James and Ma
della and 7 saw the jig was up for
ms TIE James boys had separated
from us and made their escape,
Boys. / said. those that want To
can surrender. for it's Just about sure
death n We do all that's left TO do.
We might wait. however. until they
are right on top OF us. and then break
iowar,i them and try 20 shoot our way
through, their lines
Net ore would surrender. and we
tried the plan. but they shot ali of Us
IOWA before We could get through Z
nai II WounSs. and the others were i
lea-iy as rad. /
&c three men who ever went to
he Minnesota penitentiary we're so
.lossiy Watched as we three DUR TX
he first years of our terms. Brother
Bob just wilted away and died. He
worried himself into consumption and
lied He always blamed himself for
thinking jus; before the attempt 10
oh the Mortified bank
Then came my fun pardon in 1893
came directly to the home of my
liece. Mrs. Nora Hall. and l have
i-ed here ever since. Here l guess
n die
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-01

Island visited Sunday at the Frank
Moline home.
Charles Cuchan was in Davenport
on business Saturday
a R Stein and Frank Handley went
went to Rock Island in Mt. STEMS
auto Friday.
Mrs Nellie Merlin visited in Rock
Island Friday.
John Boden and Arthur King went
by auto to Rock Island Saturday.
Grover Davis and Ed Fitzpatrick
spent Saturday in Rock Island.
Mrs. Morris Mulligan was an Aledo
passenger Thursday.
Miss Mable Nelson Of ROCK Island
spent Sunday at her home here.
Arthur King left on Monday for
business trip to Pennington
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore James have
gone to Rend where Mr.. James has
employment
Miss Belle Benthan and Mr.. and
Mrs Richard Norris of Kewanee Wis
tied at the Benthan home Sunday.
John Olson. Joseph Wild and Ches-
ter and Lee Olson visited in Sherrard
and Cambridge Sunday.
All the news all the time-The
Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-01

Frank Kouski of Sherrard was a
visitor here Tuesday.
John Jones attended a meeting of
/ the Masonic order at Rock Island
| Thursday.
Thomas Treasure and Miss Isabelle
I Vipond. both OF this place we're unit
ed in marriage at Aiedo Wednesday
I by Rev. Arnold z. Moody, pastor OF
the First Presbyterian church Mr.
and Mrs. Treasure win locate in Rend
| City.
Mrs. Robert Raisbeck was a visitor
in Peoria Sunday.
Elder Grice Of Wisconsin has been
conducting services at the Latter Day
Saints church the past week.
Mr. and Mrs Clyde Lawson were
Sherrard visitors Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Treasure and
Mr. and Mrs. Wyndom James have
gone 10 Rend. where they viii make
their home.
Fay Standforth has purchased a
motorcycle of Helmer Anderson.
Mrs. Robert Whau and Mrs. Henry
Mofitt were Sherrard visitors Satur-
day.
John Blaine was in Viola on bust
ness Saturday.
\ farewell party was given at the
William Thompson home Friday even
ing in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. Wyndom
James.
Miss Elizabeth Benthan of Kewa-
nee visited here Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kinner enter
and Mr. and Mrs. Theodore James at
their home Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Gerald Means and baby of Rock
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-01

vsg 3 1913 81 20 time. BE- sais did
be- see che girl whle fe 0as here
Grace Belle Locker uas not &c the
Courtroom uhsa she iury returned ats
sfetlsE "a bee story she told u two
preasi1ns vhsn sire said sne mad init
rss q rriatins with d. WinrburE The
frst occasion vas ia his oifee 10 Lixo-
riFr Tee second was e. Chicago.
she vas his ratieaf ~ fhe time. she
sait be- arranged 90 have her % TO
Kalamazoo. and then came there 20
a-sef her aad take her 20 Chicago She
was barely more than re- sreu ms
occurred.
Nso-rrv Espst~fa. Oh his CLOSING ad-
fses4 s1 rHe fe~e caaracfrrtzed ~.
Wirr1grE ss rrDrai f~reF4 and wi
ssr
rur WssaGrE BETRAYED at tae c1u-
fiFeers rrsos~f .r tim 10 O. manner
r7sE grsp~skartT. Do said as
rFnarr OF chat profession Nhiea e.
s-afr- so cod tlen any oths= On fas
sfvfsE and repair-uE ~ lives. be- Vio
lset ftr very sFerrdr~ss % the come
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as e'Fe~ ar5 Mrs. wfrebgTs and Belle !
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we Frremas ta,d yos YESTERDAY.
% sail ~tsst Miss Grace Belle was
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