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The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1917-06-01

ana Slludlcu Ill DcucWdl Guilty.
will be offered for sale at public
auction at the Court House in ST.
Maries, Benewah county, Idaho, at
1880 o'clock a. IN. of said day,
to-wit:
Price
Subdivision lease per
Sec. Twp. Rye. Imp. acre
NV 4 NV a L 6O14 Elk. 30
8 i5N NV 100000 1000
NEANEA II. S. 26 Elk. %
i6 43N 2W $1,000
NV 4 NEA 4. S. &c Elk. %
i6 43N 2W 1000
SW NEA II. S. 26 Elk. %
i6 I3N 2W 1000
SEANEA II. S. 26 Elk. %
10 43N NV 1000
NEA NWA II. S. 26 Elk. %
I6 43N NV 1000
NV 4 NV a Il. S. &c Elk. p
i6 l3N NV 1000
SW a NV a II. S. 26 Elk. p
t6 l3N NV 1000
SEH NV a Il. S. % Elk. %
i6 43N 2W 1000
.NEH SW a II. S. % Elk. %
l6 43N NV 1000
NV a SWA II. S. 26 Elk. %
i6 43N NV 1000
SW a SWH II. S. 26 Elk. %
i6 l3N NV 1000
SEA SWA II. S. 26 Elk. %
I6 l3N 2W 1000
NE SEA Il. S. 26 Elk. %
rs 43N NV 1000
NV a SEA II. S. % Elk. %
l6 i3N 2W 1000
lSW a SEA II. S. 26 Elk. %
l6 l3N NV 1000
SEA SEA II. S. &c Elk. %
l6 l3N 2W 1000
NEA SWA l. 4iO5 FIX. 10
i6 AN 4W 1000
SW a SWA L 4IOs Elk. 40
l6 AN NV $4,000 1850
SEA SWA L 4iOs Elk. 10
i6 AN 4W 1900 1880
SW a SEA L 41OS Elk. 40
l6 AN NV 1000 1850
SEA NEA L 4iiO Elk. 40
SO AN NV 1000
NE 4 NV a l. 4iii Elk. 10
SO AN 5W 1000 1000
SWH SWA 4lli-i9
I6 45N NV 1000
NV a SEA
f6 45N NV 1000
SEA NWH l. 3769-is
SO AN 5W $4,000 1000
Terms Of sale as follows;
One-tenth Of the purchase price
and first years interest on defer
red payments, cash on day of sale
the balance in forty annual in
stallments at six per cent interest
Land sold subject to harvesting
OF crops on lands leased.
All sales are made subject to
any valid interfering rights which
may have existed prior to date OF
sale, except those for which al
lowance is made herewith.
By order of the State Board oil
Land Commissioners.
1. A. SMOOT,
State Land Commissioner
Published in the St.Maries RECORD
Publication commenced May a.
1917.
Publication completed June IA
1917.
NOTICE OF ISSUE OF ATTACH
MENT
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laundry 80
Irwin Hodson Co., Blank Rec
ords, 1900
The Record, supplies 1885
Doris Cafe, Board of Prison
ers $50
Leila Clifford, correcting exam
ination papers 400
Washington Water Power Co.
Lights 26.fO
St. Maries Livery, Livery Hire
& Drayage 500
Ruth E. Gerhart, expenses $50
w. II. Zeiglitz, care of county
poor 1856
VIM. ToOhey, expenses $500
Charles G. Cromwell supplies
800
Earl B. holland, expenses AIS
Shaw & Borden, supplies 1910
John w. Graham, supplies 2.2i
Interstate Utility Co., Phone
Rental and Tolls 25.i5
The Record, Printing and sup
plies 1892
A. V. Kunkel, Labor Road Dist.
I3 $50
Santa Mercantile Co., supplies
Road 8, 1925
Frank Stow, Labor Road Dist.
8 $3.50
Lyle Stow, Labor Road Dist. 3
1850
Clark Renfro, Labor Road Dist.
3 6S.37
E. Manard, Labor Road Dist. 3
36.75
Geo. Holmes, Labor Road Dist.
8 $3.50
c. Argo, Labor Road Dist. 3,
1925
Steve listen, Labor & Supplies
Road 4, $3.50
Robert Perry, Labor Road Dist.
5 7.5O
J. X. Hood, Supplies Road Dist.
&, $3.50
Frank Gaskill Labor Road Dist.
5 6.62
Lloyd Gaskill, Labor Road Dist.
5 1880
Frank Gaskill Labor Road Dist.
8 $50
C. NJ Dawson, Team Road Dist.
5 1918
st. Maries Hdw. Co., supplies
Road Dist. 5 2O.O5
Mike Bolton, Labor Road Dist.
6 1910
J. H. Moran, labor road dist. 6
1926
Dawson & English Supplies
Road Dist. $40
J. M. Dawson, team Road Dist.
6 1912
Henry Ochs, Labor Road Dist.
6, 1880
Herb. ELS, Labor Road Dist. 6
Asnd. Dawson & English $50
F. A. Sawyer, Labor Road Dist.
Is $50
Henry Wells, Labor Road Dist.
l6 $50
Santa Mercantile Co., Powder
Road Dist. $50
Iver Olsen, Labor Road Dist. 8
1870
Geo. Gordon, Labor Road Dist.
8 1875
Geo. Clinton, Labor Road Dist.
l8 1910
Chas. Gunderson, Labor Road
Dist. 8 500
Ernest Jordan, Labor Road Dist
Is 500
A. S. Carl, Supervising Road
Crew, 27.5C
J. M. Damson, Supervising
Road Crew 1851
Perley Martin, General Roac
Labor 4.5E
L. H. Thompson, Supervising
Road Crew, $500
! A. B. Gritz, Supervising RoaC
Crew 1886
X. B. Wolfe, Supervising RoaC
Crew, 65.5(
John N. Cliff, General Bridge
Painting sign, 2f.6g
o. E. HALEY, Court House sup
plies 2.9g
Robert P. Hyde, Supplies anC
Team Hire, Road IL, 6.5C
Paul Graf, Fence Posts Gen
eral Road 1851
j. 7. Moran, Expenses 1876
Geo. E. Mitchell, Justice Fees
State VS.. Boyde case CO.
Frank Van Kueren, constable
fees 3.8l
Bula Reed, witness fees 49,
Iva Reed, witness fees 3.2l
H. A. Reed, witness fees, 32l
Irene Robertson, witness fee
! o 81
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1917-06-01

II. II. Woman of Alder Greek
was transacting business in the
city Thursday.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1917-06-01

L. f. Purvis left today for
Occur d'Alene as a witness in the
Zehner and Paullus condemna-
ton cases.
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Stale Land Commissions

State Land Commissioner
Published in the St.Maries Record
Publication commenced May 4,
1917.
Publication completed June IA,
1917.
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RENEWAH COUNTY
STATE LAND SALE

Notice is hereby given that on
Monday, June rs, 1917 the fol-
loving described traats IF land
belonging to the State of Idaho
and situated in Benewah county,
will be offered for sale at public
auction at the Court House in st.
Maries, Benewah county, Idaho, at
1880 o'clock a. IN. of said day,
tO-wit:
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Court Seal)
June is.
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r. Prints. Frank C. D.via JAMES Cara
Frederick Henry wYlliaua cnas4sa
Murray King, Harold Irving Hitchcock,
' hsim.u L %ass'n' r. '.Ts; . nq p.,
Thompson. 5r.: n. Clyde Humphrey, Ro-
land q. White, Charles r. ChapmAu.
Harrison Parker. Edward J. Wilson.
Leonard G Burns. 1r.: Harry 3. CIavsr.
Buchler. Joseph W. Hill. James W. Heb.
ron. Edward Erbest Jones. james W.
Hawkins. Benjamin q. OIL. Clarence n
Jenkins. David E. onley. Harry R Car.
s sci c .,.su Eili. sss Lewts y.
Iverson, Aubrey Mills, Arthur b tHr-
sSieura. John Rsns Frederick Lea VIZ
liam Rodney white. James r shoe
S1a a essaa. / h .sa;ss: e sss:s
Lincoln. Thomas II Garrett Wiison
Connest, Victor =. Bender. Robert 4
Hotel. Basil Mobley. Arthur ". wl-
Charles c. jennings. Thomas A. Neal.
Jr.: Raymond L. Shoemaker, Noah L
Best, George Wood. Robert c. Flora,
Leslie Wright. Michael W. Connolly.
John F. Cole. Horace B. Hicks. Grover
Windham. Herbert II. Woodward, Rioh-
ard F. Best. Malcolm NJ Grisve, Adoiph
F. Norris. John W. Burdette. Earle q.
SteArn. Harry c. Mullinix. Melvin Rob-
bins, Andrew Lynch. Roy r.. Lowell
Frank H wilson. H H Montgomery.
Erbest Aartinus. George q. Adams,
Francisoo Young. Earl K. Lfnthicam.
Richard T. Mills. Edward Jackson, John
r. Harding. Prank c. Walker. HobSet
I. Saunders, James H Timmons. Lewis
Reed. Wllbert A. Cook, Henry Z. Hss-
eae Edward Il. Chfhn. Charles p.
Cashsu. George Wallaos. Charles u.
Dolan. George T. Jackson, Floyd p.
Oliver Kuhn. John W. Bissstt eylvss-
ter Burrfss. Marshall e. johnson.
Thomas McDonough. George Hebron.
Whitney J. Aitcheson. Robert c. Dixon.
Edwin o. Bell. Norman P. Poole, Jerry
X. Pugh and Leo c. Graevea
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CAMP EQUIPMENT NEEDED.
Boys Going to Nearby Farms Want
Tents and Cots.

Camp equipment for local boFs who will
go to MARYLAND and Virginia farms to
help in saving perishahle food products
Is very much needed, the United States
boys working reserve Of the District an
nounces.
ANY resident Of Washington or vicinity
who has tents. cots or other camp equip
ment which they will lend to the boys
who want to go out on the farms to
work can perform patriotic service by
notifying the District headquarters of the
reserve, Main $3.50.
There are in Washington a large num-
Der Of boys between sixteen and twenty
one who have enrolled in the boys work
ing reserve. but who are in need Of camp
ing equipment II they are to go out and
help save crops which will go to waste
II the farmers cannot obtain sufficient
labor. Boys are needed on farms in the
counties immediately surrounding Wash
ingtm; Farmers who at first were
pre5udiced against city boys arc Begin
ming to change theiy uninds about such
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ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS

ALEXANDRIA. Va. July 31|1hs
local board Of exemption win, IL - sa-
pscted. begin It's work Of eomp1ssiA9
plans for the draft early next week.
notification from the War Department.
Of the numbers drawn. The quota OF
this city and county 10 given Il asS,
However. probably twice that number
will be called before tho required NUM-
Dor II obtained.
Hundreds of young men called yssssr-
day and today at the offlos Of Mayor
Fisher and obtained their serial num-
bers. in order to ascertain whether or
not they were drawn on the nrst draft.
Newspapers and bulletin boards where
the names were published were closely
scanned by those who registered 40
well as by their parents and friends.
To accommodate those desiring to as
certain their serial numbers Mayor
Fisher kept his ONCE open until .
o'clock last night and has arranged to
be at his Office until that hour tonight.
Early this morning hundreds Of per-
sons went to the city hall and asoer-
tanned their serial numbers from the
list posted by the local board in front
Of the mayors ONCE.
City taxpayers have until July q In
which to pay their taxes in order to OBJ
tain the per cent discount allowed for
cent will be allowed on bills paid by
September /. On bills not paid by De-
cember 1 q penalty of per cent will be
added. and on all bills remaining I'M
damages at the rate Of per cent Will
be added. The date for the payment OF
the corporation taxes has just been an
nounced by P. F. German. city tax col>
lector.
Ordinarily the tax bills are due ana
payable by July 1. It 10 expected that
a majority of property owners will pay
their taxes during the coming week in
order to obtain the per cent discount.
An entertainment for the members
together with the other soldiers
stationed in this city and neighbour
hood. was given last night by the con.
gregation Of st. Paura P. e. Church
in the Sunday school room Of that church.
Miss Martha Dinwiddie, Manassas,
will give a demonstration and lecture
on canning and preserving At 4 o'clock
this afternoon in the Westminster
building. The affair will be under the
auspices Of the playground committee
Of the arent-teacherf association Of
the public schools.
Dr.. J. T. Ashton. who recently re-
ceived a commission As first lieutenant
in the Dental Reserve Corps. expects
to leave tomorrow night for Fort Ogle-
thorpe, Ga. where he will be stationed
temporarily.
Ezra Bayliss. sixty mine years old.
dropped dead yesterday afternoon in
the lane leading to the National ceme-
terry. The deceased is survived by his
wife and several children. The body
was taken to the homo of his son.
North Payne street.
In the corporation court today fnal
decree Of divorce on the ground Of de-
sertion was given In the case OF Rosa
Goldsmith Rosenberg from David Rosen.
burg, and plaintiff was granted permission
to resume tho use of her maiden name.
Rev DR. John Leo Allison, pastor OF the
Second Presbyterian Church. will take ~
his subject at the services tomorrow
morning, Gods Saving Power" Even.
ing services will be evangelistic.
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ARRESTED AS ALIEN ENEMY.
Fate Of J. G.. Hanlein of Baltimore
Up to Attorney General.

1t IL up to tho Attorney General to
decide the fate of g. man. who has
served terms of enlistment in both tho
army and navy. arrested as an alien
enemy. There il no doubt that John
George Hanlefn is "A native of Gers
many.
Hanlein has been going about Balti-
more Just as, he chose. without having
registered as an allen enemy, in the
confidence that he was an American
citizen. He did not think it necessary
to have a permit to enter a prohibited
district when he applied for work at
plant in Camden.
The fact that he had no permit was
reported to the United States marshal.
Hanlein was put under arrest.
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LIST OF THE NUMBERS
AFFECTING MEN OF D. {.
Liability of Other Than "First Summons
Men Determined by Positions in Groups
of $50 on Subsequent Calls.

The numbers given below indicate the order liability to
all of the District of Columbia registered
military service determined by the draft yesterday.
First given the numbers of those 1883 who will be sum-
the Districts quota The men
holding numbers in the rst summons except to
about the numbers these because OF varying
quotas in the several exemption districts
Then shown the order of the draft to holding other
numbers groups of By counting the
number of groups regsrant easily determine liability
to be called estimating eight called for each given
determined roughly how be called
reach regstrant.
The numbers are given accurately handling
1,&.. +ofEci
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g g ~ e: i as:' u: ~ ''''' ''"'
zss7. ssss. seo.
2osa. 1ss4. 1874. sse% ssk IT.
1877. 1884 1870, 25N.
1o1a nos. 1e4s. a77. s.o.
7os. oaa. 4s5. ss. 1z4s, seso.
49, 1.z,. s9oe -. 2'sc -, ssoS; .1I .on.
lis. 7sa. a: 1859. no, ae44,
800. 24e4, s2ss. 1928.
1853. s4e4. 2s1. 44s, s7s. 24s7.
4e4. $50. $50, 11zs.
as $685. 1850 as' 500: no. s7o. '1a ssas. s's''
sssa. liza. SOS, 1855. 1871.
242s. a79o. las. 2sao. a124
1887. 14ss, s44a. 12o. $3.50.
4s4. 2ss. 221o. z2o4. e71, s1ob,
1907. 1000. zi7e. 1908. 4ss, so7s.
324s. 2, 2sIs, 204s.
1927. 2e4. 1883. z1s. 500. 1856.
The Fifteenth Group.
1881. 22ss. s4se. 1857. TO. 1898.
1857. 67s, 11s, s415.
,a sa4s. ~ 147: s,.a 1895: 7o1. sos. sos.
ss4s. 20. 7s.s. s1a so4. 7eso.
1169. 3035, 1854 876
ss4. 1874 se11. 1888, sss. aces. 471.
3473, 1910. $3.50.
ESQ. 8136, 28s0, 2100, Se6, 1855, 181.
1851, oO7. 1890.
172, 1873, 1918, 100. $3.50, $40. lo2,
2d3, 3zl1. 9O00.
877, 7D6, 3O6s, 1718. 1904. E7S. x7SS.
3172 1057, 1862.
zO3, 1870. GIL. lO8, 106. 8S7D. 1901.
21O5, $3.50, ESQ. SET.
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INCIDENTS OF THE DRAFT.

By the laws OF chance. the serial No
1 was drawn from tho jar as No. 1853
in tho liability list while No. 10000,
tho top number among tho capsules.
camo out No. 233. Tho serial IL, tabled
bearer Of Ill luck. was drawn in tho
7.Ssoth place.
No z was drawn exactly at : Am. and
was tho 10,312th number to come out.
The last capsule was drawn at 2:18
this morning.
Registrars will receive no Official
word of their order Of liability until
their local boards summon them for
examination after official records OF
the drawing have been transmitted to
them by mail. These records now are
being prepared.
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NEW ARMY BASE HOSPITAL.
Gen. Gorgas Orders Organization Of
Unit at Richmond, Va,

Maj. Stuart MCGUIRE of the Medical
Omcers' Reserve Corps has been ins
structed by Surgeon Gen. Gorgas Of the
in Richmond. Va. for service in France.
The unit will be organised along the
same lines as those already sent to
Europe by Harvard University Hospital
at Boston. Johns Hopkins Hospital,
Baltimore; Columbia University Hose
pital. New York, and others through
out the country.
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COMPANY SUED FOR $4,000.
I. S. Beall Alleges It Enticed Me.
chanio to Leave His Emplov.

Alleging that the Semmes Motor
Company enticsd Robert J. Nash. a
skilled mechanic. to leave his employ
Irving 8. Beall has filed suit in the
District Supreme Court to recover
$4,000 damages from the company
Through Attorneys Leckis, Cox &
Shsrier he alleges that he succeeded
to the garage and automobile bust
ness of the company at 1214 street
northwest and contracted with Nash
to conduct the business. The company
has opened up another garage, 1t Ia
stated, and has persuaded Nash to enter
it's employ.
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1912, 1910. 1897, 1880. s7e4. $40.
2409. 231s. 1923, 2156.
2619, 1877, 1868, 2272, 7S0o, 6ea,
800. 1249, zoos. 1880.
1905, 2OSO, 1904, IS, 1886, 60o'
1896. 2202, 20sO, 124e.
GS7, 2.O1, 1S8, 113S, al. zlSz'
1921, 247. 296l, 146s.
119, 242j, 6S4, 987, 324O, SSS7'
25SS. PAST. 1856. 3c15.
PASS, 1921, 822, 1851, 1880, 1zoo,
cab. 1878. 263. 577.
1900. 174I. 1872. 661. 1922. .o.
2738. c.41. 1927, 2O1S.
sII, 1891, 346O, IL, s07, 1885,
2sI1. 3.85, 1850. 343D. 1913.
2S:4. 74S, 1915, 1871. los. $780,
1904, :2e2, 1888. a77. 0. s47.
1897. 2267. 20, 10.
237s. 14oe. o5c. sos, 80. $40,
1888, 1874. 1872. 6O7.
1904, 1851, 1904. 2e3s, 1874, 1874.
3O94. 2425. ISIS. 2314. 2744.
1910, 025, 24OO, 1923. 173, 1882,
24e., 3lSS, 1874, ESQ.
35l3, 2541, 1915, 2s66. 1924. 5000.
1912. SO, 1856. 2S05.
2672, 1855. 1850. 1875. $3.50, 2s42,
1890, 474. 60, 1896.
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Those in the First List
In this first list are given the 226
numbers of the men to be summoned
Immediately for war service:
25s. 25:c. 4ss. 34O3. 1895. 1924. Ssh
1894, 1873, 1857, 1905. 202c. 1888. :s;ss:::s'
1855. 1879, 7s3. 1913. 2.s7. 1855, 2::'sa'
1857, 1887. 1852, 249I. 1874. 5000. soS...
ss0s. 1I17. 1872. :2.s2. Jas. 2i9o, sa7.
203s, 33., s7e. rs. zoe. 11s5. 5s4, 1885,
s4s, 1913, sos, 3s43. 3Os.. 2820. 1896.
1857 114S. 536. 1895. 2453, 1910, 54S.
126, 500, 1879. 1904, 1881. 1897. 49,
1731, SB5, 1O7, 1S46, 1853, 2099. 1889.
1901, 616, 87s, 1876, 1868, 1891, 1855
81SA, 1884 1867, $3.50, 4S6, 3499, 692,
coo, a156, 1906, 1885, $3.50, $40, 1889,
$40. 1861. SGT, 1853, 500, 437, 1867,
82bl. $3.50. 1894, e04. 3317. 1889, 43,
8700, Msl. 17e8, 1913, 1884, 1865. pa
3l66. 1901. 8471. 40, 1914 11!ss 5l4'
23Tk, as, 1870, 20l5, $500 10, TED
2763. 375a, o003, 1O45. 1881. 17O3, 3iAS'
$40, 1891, 1885, As7. 1872. 5000 80
1871. 1917. 354s. 40. z59e, 1S3S, assS'
1052, 17zs. 1sOs, 1858, 1913. 1258. 2z4a'
9O11, 43z, $3.50. 2710, 3053, 1852, is.
90 ea. 2sss !ss4' 1ss; a;na. 1897, sel.
S4.s. COG, 1s2, III. .s s1s' ~, 40; 3 1oso
2s2s, 1885. 22s. 20oS. LII, IL. S 20
IS, $3.50, 1915, 8ls1, 57@, 1856, 1880,
S52s, III, 1904, 1919, 1890. sS8. 1549,
1915, 3272, 1920. go, 1853. 2S22, 1871,
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Joseph II. Lyeth, fifty-two. for twenty
years prominent business man of Mar
tinsburg, w. Va, died as q result of q
self-inf1icted pistol wound. He had CON-
pleted plans to 60 to a sanatorium when
he was seized with a fit Of temporary in
sanity and shot himself.
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Fourteenth $50 Numbers.

1916, I4s3. 2776. 800, 2s11, 1873,
1872. 1896. 2:3, 1909.
ds8, 100, 1912. 3e7. 1857, 2I40.
ISL, 2S3S. 1901, 324.
344s, 1865. 27ss, S02, 2250, ISL,
2s3s. 1901. 324. 3448.
3G5e, 2.s5, 5O:. 1850, 7c3, 3547,
1883, sss. 25s7, 161.
3G35, 7G5, 1850, 535, 1913, 1893,
1912, 1872, $50, 784.
IIe5, OBJ, 340O. 1901, $50, Q44S,
1871, 2.OD, 37I, 1894.
$3.50, :576. 1914, 1851, $50. LAT.
80, SO, 30. 1910.
$50, 273, 81, ~, 2640, $40, 1864,
27sI. $40, 0I7.
3271, SIS, 1916. 1850, 1863. 765,
:70s. 1862, ~, 2477.
1910, 1914, 32O5. 936, 204S, III,
1444, 3148, 1904, 1923.
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n. Schaumasse Of tho Nice (Franos)
observatory has discovered new
comet
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Thirteenth $50 Numbers.

s4ss. $50. 1897, so11. sees.
a222. .ss2. 222s. 2os. s12o.
2a3. sssz. 1903. y III, 2eso.
49, .o 49, . 49, $685. as4 2szs s''''
s51s, a41e. b7b. 2452. 2ess.
2ss4. cso7. TT. zss1. ss7.
1894, All. 2237. 1851, 1856.
80. soso. 1857. 2se, ia.
1910 ..a 1895 ,ea so'a' ..' 1s4o ss7. s4''
1922. 1901. 1890. 100. 81.
27os. so7s. 41o. 1898. 1891.
., ssas s4os' ,,. s:s', ,e.. 22'a ,a,,. $780,
ss4. zoos. s27s: 1927, 2s2s:
217O. 1888, z41e. 1901. $780,
2sss. ssaI. 7O3, 1904. 1o41. so77.
3I77. 1920. 257i. 844.
3422, 6S3, 1902. 1902. SOL %12, 2417s
1929, 008, 3541.
3O1, 1855, 533, S133, 2424. 1009. 1884,
s4ss, sss. IeIk soss. 141o. es7. go.
Ilsi, 700, TO, 4o1. $500. 71o. 1907.
2s3s, 515. 1860.
2s01, 100. 255. 58s. 1889. :o2s, 1893.
1855. 22s4. 2l3s.
1905. $500, 252s. $685. 1885, z772.
.IO3, III, s15O. 2D44. 2A. IS. 27e.
1871. 774, 2547.
$50, $40. 1924. 1853. 1884, 1880. z75.
24aI. 2a:i, 1890.
1904, Sly. 297l. z510. 1121, s.. sos,
~. 1910. 2s87.
1929, go, I52. 1888, 1851. z343, $40.
342i. 967, -.
1904, 1874, a275. 1888. 2s2s. ess. Az.
'' 1868, iS! iirs 90 a7so. asss. 4s4, n14
1874, :2s8. 2734. se2. cl85.
1892. 200. 1900. 3l4. 1dA. 1861 1905,
1Sf, G32, 1915.
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i Fifth $50 Numbers.
1904. 2sso. 1871. ESQ.
1878. se2s. $50. 1911. 27so. soes.
11s3. 2179. 2e7. 1850. 2e0e.
34ss, a277. ba7. 121s. 421. 2s72,
sss: s 17o O., eAo' 1870.
100: s41s aco4. asos. 80. '
1477. ses. ss4A, 1850. 20oo, s1ez,
1888, $50. 1907. 3322.
27se, 1904, 2270. HOT. 1856, 1910.
s:ss: 1loe. 81. 1874. as4s. 11oe.
so7. s2ss. SGT. 271s $50. 1855,
Bill. so47. 2esI. 1898.
80: :7s5. 1000, 300. gas. 2os4. 1856.
1883. 17s5. 267s, $500. s554, 1913.
POST. 1902, $500. 1865, ssO2.
ISL 3o1o. Il1a. 1884. 1868.
1917. 1851. $50. 3Os. $500. 2121.
ss1s, - ZOO: .'I i1es. sos1. zoos. 1850.
:7sa. 2356. 1888. 23a5.
LAG. 2ssa, s4s, 2e43, 1850. :so4.
1875. 3141. 1870, zoos.
:472. 70. 40. 2De. 1918. 1901.
$3.50, 31O6. 1850. ZOOS.
80, So. 1884, 2O40. 3zeS, 1913,
1854. 1857. 3s1i, 1852.
1919; 1878. 1920: 1871. !.
.a 1850. 1871. 1888. lis, s32, 11so.
1876. So, 3I74. 2sOS.
3433. 1905, 40, 26s2, 1904, z344,
2122, 32S, 065, 4Og5.
46. 1919. 1909, S35. lO0s, 1915,
ga. 21O6. COT, $3.50.
544, 294S. 8O17, 1921. 3Sz1. 100
1903. 2144, S4S, 254O,
1883, 1862, 2407. 1180. 1s10-
25OS, 2543. 2423, 2573, 1858.
2529, 262s, 1907. 928. 1908, 1897.
303S. 2410, 3045. 1874.
1855, 13s, 281s, 2S2e. 807, 14z0,
2763, 1868. 1867. 2soO.
1199. 1919. 1894. 1928, 1924.
Sl8s. 81, 1920, 4ss7. s3s. a35, $3.50,
2717, 1914, 1416.
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