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CHAPTER XVIII.
Facing the Music.

They had not underestimated the
danger from Sassoon's suspicious ma.
levolence. He returned next morn.
ing to read what further he could
among the rocks. 1t was little, but it
spelled meeting Of two people-Nan
and another-and he was stimulated to
keep his eyes and ears open for fur.
Their discoveries. Moreover, continu-
ing ease in seeing each other, unde.
tected by hostile eyes, gradually rem.
dered the lovers less cautious in their
arrangements.
De Spain, naturally reckless, had
won in Nan girl hardly more co...
cerned. Self-reliant, both of them,
and instinctively vigilant, they spent
SO much time together that Scott and
Lefever, who, before fortnight had
passed after Dukes return home, sur.
missed that De Spain must be carry,
ing on some sort of clandestine af.
fair limiting toward the gap, only ques.
toned how long it would be before
something happened, and only hoped
1t would not be, in their own word,
unpleasant. It was not theirs in any
case to admonish De Spain, nor to
dog the movements Of so capable q
friend, even when his safety was con.
cerned, so long as he preferred to keep
his own counsel-there are limits
within which no man welcomes unin.
vited assistance. And De Spain, in
his long and frequent rides, his pro-
tracted absences, Indifference to the
details of business and careless humor,
had evidently passed within these
limits.
What was stage traffic to him com.
pared to the sunshine on Mans hair;
what attraction had schedules to offer
against moment Of her eyes; what
pleasing connection could there be be-
tween bad-order wheels and her low
laugh?
The two felt they must meet to dis
cuss their constant perplexities and
the problems Of their difficult situa-,,
ton; but when they reached their
trysting places, there was more of gay,
ETY. than gravity, more of nc.chalan.s
than concern, more of locking into
each others hearts than looking into
the troublesome future. And there
was hardly an inviting spot within
miles of Music mountain that one or
the other of the two had not waited
near.
There were. of course, dinappoint.
ments, but there were only a few fall
ures in tlseir arrangements. The diff.
culties of these fell chiefly on Nan.
How she overcame them was . source
Of surprise to De Spain. who marveled
ut her innocent resource in escaninG
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Order for Hearing Final Account and
Petition for Distribution.
No 1900


No. 1878.
State of Minnesota, County of Henne-
pin. In Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of Ter
renee Connolly, Decedent.
On receiving and filing the final ac-
count of administrator of the estate
of said decedent, and his petition pray
ing, for the allowance. of said account
due of said estate to the persons by
law entitled to the same;
1t is ordered. That all persons in
terestcd in said estate appear before
said Probate Court on Monday. the
goth day of April, 1917, at ten o'clock
In the forenoon. at the Probate Court
in the Court House at Minneapolis in
cause, if any there be, why said ac-
count should not be allowed and said
estate should not be distributed as
prayed for in said petition.
And it is further ordered, That no.
tice of such hearing be given by pub
fishing this order once in each week
for three successive weeks. prior to
ard, newspaper printed and published
In said County, and by mailing a copy
Of this order to all the heirs at-law
of said decedent when their address is
known or can be ascertained by due
diligence, at least fourteen GD days
before the date of said hearing, unless
notice is waived.
Dated at Minneapolis, this 5th day
BY the Court:
JOHN A. DAHL.
Judge of the Probate Court
STEPHEN MAHONEY. Atty.
April 7-14-21.
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rye known it for week, tell YOU"
Mans face set. Not only" continued
her cousin jeeringly, meeting that"
Almost before the vile epithet that
followed had reached her ears, Nan
caught up the whip. Before he could
escape, she cut Gale sharply across the
face. "You coward" she cried, trem.
bling so she ccald not control her
voice. IF you ever dare use that word
before me again, I'll horsewhip you
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-09-05

ono, 5oao mango 9pr. ioet Dc ior.
orer, Al De paa liooortes tpoelig
Qfaaoe ifal marfe, at Dc er ariitie,
fgr Dc oil tro 0erpaa, men ri ifal
itole pao Ono % bans 0ro til os,
at ban oiI in9en iorfaite, % iaa
ifal ri suite pna, At ri bliper lite
ierit ariitne o. ba9eiter troenoe,
men isrit troen0e 81 oerpeo ariit.
he. FRO tim, iaa ifal Oh bliue
i%relit," iaaonn lDoer 0roet o1iaa
til os, % iaa mango, JON paa barn
liz 9is tror paa 5relien peo Seins
ariitls, fommer oeroeo til At fenoe
ben opbe, ~moerhlIoe 5onobeo, Der
er 5roens ifallte 9emmeli8beo, at
ale 3ina IT mlIi8e ior oeu. JON
tror.
Get oil life netop iige. At d II
almugtige, ior bette er lanlt ira
1ilfnIoet men oi tan gre al.
5oao Der er til iano @aon 81 @I9.
DC ior os. % JON er i 0oerens.
meo Dor %binmelife ia.
oers Billie. 9i preoer oa fife paa
at ilDtte 9ier1e bolitapeIil talt;
men ri flptter 9ier9e n gunner
bort ira aaaeitiul0e oierter. d ri
bliper i 6pbeite 5oritano fri5iorte
% retforoiggiorte. 9a llro % en-
9oer gnroe faces ira os. 81 Di
mprfer .@uos Rrr6eo. 80 mere pi
! mffer os ieIo % ior Jam, oes mere
leoenoe oil Sans aano phone meo
Dor aaao. at ri er Guns Born. ri
er oa nanet rem til Dor 9eitem.
melie. u er fomnet paa Den rette
Bel d Den ialiae 1ilitano ! "a.
, raoiiet er oa life lpnaere no3et
irennneo Tor os; men ri eier "a.
li1aeoen aacre0e Der paa Soroen,
o. bDer 9og o. Time brin9er %
lfo 9offe % M 8leoe.
Anton Sar6en.f
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ooer Ell oeIiignet Misiion paa os.
ON pi beier os mo unoer @uos
.gtllie.
9ar ois paa Oct
ri iIntter anoet aorint1ierbreo
meo enonu At anfere ipIgenoe 0ro:
.u9in 4aaoe er Dig NOT; hi arai-
ten inIofommes / Ma1teslesbeo
NAP. Il, 81.
4abenbarin8en er Zig et me8ti9t
5oneinitrlument meo Ell Qtangiol-
0ig5eo al %iorunoerlige 1oner; men
5onen oper ale 1oner er 9taa0e.
tonen. Get er ben itore Brun0tone
i SUBS 0ro. Sublenoe raaber en
al 9rofeterne: oSan ifal 7ere
Slltitenen rem nloer iSrDoeraa6e.
III. )taa0e, Qaaoe npre ooer 0enl"
Eat. /. >. 9fpoitlen Sobannes 8aar
i iamme Spor. i0et ban ful0 a
6rDo Tiger: ri baoe moota8et OF
Def 9taaoe ooer laaoel@ So5. gp.
/. 16). % 9alillis itemner i me0
ae0 0roene. III Raaoe ere 5
iretitei" gf. ,, 81. % Der i bette
greo letter Seius ielp III Seal
paa 0emle Zone, ioet ban Tiger til
@aulls g0lin Raaoe er Dig nofl@
amt iorietter, At. qaraiten ifal
iul0fomnles / QtaBtesles5e0.
2pierl 9oilfen 5reit At Gle euos
Raaoe peo Troen paa ,Seils ari.
iuis d 6elli9aanoens Strait. IA er
al Del.
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8inf for Grnmfm 9snIna O.
Binrlea | 1917.
vi g. 9. 6.
gnbet aorintbierbreu.

9ette anoet 9rep til Wenig6eoen
i aorint6 er ~ifrepet life mango
Waaneoer efter BET fsrlte grep.
gette anoet grep er fife uOeluffen.
De itilet til Menigbeoen / aorint1,
men til ynQe Sc 6eaige ! 4haia."
Soueosieneoet meo 8reoet er
END poerligere og fuloitnnoigere at
beooe fit apuitoliife aaIo, oe oDer
for be yfolife apoitle" og 1iuige.
fuloe arbeioere" ZEE 8ap. II, 13)
at ~foriDare i'm @irfTombeo iom en-
fro 9errens Siener.
Oct anoet 8orinfbierbrep er al
en- meget Tpriif art. Get er ct taa-
repnoet 8reb. Oct anbner for os
Dpren mo til 4poitlens meopnfs-
fliloe og Darme 5ierte FOR Si1le-
mes 5relie og WenigbeOernes iunoe
gpfft | Greens og ben gooe Ger
6ommens Orb.
Sbilfet Srtoblif / Mpoitlens &ier-
tie sioer lite I. CTS. fsIgenoe Orb:
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0jcmmel OF 0erneat.
Sale ueo ct 5orrlorcmpoc
al 9rOuit Yalnoan, Spnobjera.
.,Sn0ienot a 9'aif. u. Z. u CD e.

a9Rp bouie Is mn cattle emit
3iem er min Bora - iaaleoes n.
Der ct 9nmmelt engelif Gr0iprol.
Ger ipttes / en9lano ell o0ermaaoe
itor 4ris paa 0iennnet. 5 6~lalano
er 9sron1 @ftermioona aaereoe Ell
6pileoal. ior at aft fan pnre | do
ON Senoa9en. Cen 8a9 er airfens
o. 0iemmets 3n9. lloen Ssn0a.
gen oiIoe BET engelife 1olf 8aa op
Il ben mlaaoelig trapIe 9peroags.
burllnmbei o. blioe neroes o. Al.
froitet. 0m Ssn0agen gaar ma
Il airfe. On eitermio0agen 1dar
5elc FSonilien Ell Spnoieretnr ! De
imuffe oifentli9e 4nIa8, ON Mite.
nen er man bienme - life / Eel.
fab, o. Def er npiten life mnligt
for EFT 5renmle6 at iaa aoaang I'll
6jemmet, - ia, MAJ er biemnle og
nDoer 0ienlmets 2pffe. ) 6ranfria
rr oct li9e mooint. Get i%rarife
Sproa bar intet Sro Tor Stem. Ger
leoer MA tit Gin noenfor Siemnet.
ri 0euipn til ggrnene er Oct al
Den itprite 9et1oning, buorleoes
6iemnct or, oct Steo, bpor ger.
nelle er Oct al Den itsrite 9etpo.
Ming, 6porleoes @ienmlet er, oct
ISteo. boor 9ernene potter %. Sea
pil income ire piltiae 5in9 nn9na.
enoe 0ienmct Sar liot Al oct
engelife Cro: nit 0iem er min
.9or9. Ter ifal 9letpaa9ipen5eO fill
9sas paa Selifabeligbeoen = 9leni-
me 81 li0e. gr Der Selifab bienl.
me, CT 9ernene ofte tiliioeiatte. gr
man bpppig / Selifab noe, 9aar bet
ofte iaaleoes: Sennen fommer %
Iperger: v6por er 8aoer % DO.
oer2" g3e er life biemme." Rrite
@ang er oct maaife 3aoeren. Der
fonmer og ipsrger: obpor er min
emp San or life biermnel san
err borte.~ 4Sas pna DC manage @e.
observation-disclosures OIL Msoerl Bel
set Stem, 6por Der er en- title. fro.
fait Mooer til at oprne ON Borne.
ne, mems fSaoer er Hoe. 9ltber iiger
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allie Ting er miIige Tor Den.
iom tror;~ iaaoan IQoer Sroet ira
Buo til os. Nan9e ta8er MOO Oct
Ite 0ro % itoIer paa bets Sano1e0,
noen at Ioiol noaen Sinoe iaar SoO
at tr9nge Jig mo, og De %eriarer 0a.
At oct taller ian0t. Anore 5srer Del.
t Gro, men balDt ipotten0e oeu0er
Dc iig bort, ioet Dc amer Ct iaaoant
ltoia8n ior ~llian05eo, % Dc e~riarer
0a life, boilfen Strait % 4erIiBbeo
9enneifer 8ennem 1illi0 til bette
Gros Sano1eo fomuler i 9eii00elie
a. Ge Den0er Jig bort, ier De rig
ti1 ioritaar 81 eriarer ben tore,
itjulte 0enmleliJ1eo. % iaa ooDer
De ii9 til At ii8e, at bette Oro eiter
al %menneifeli1 5oritano abiolut er
en- llianobeo. ga, 8anife pit, eiter
~menneIfelig 8outanO funoe Del ie
no iom en- llnuligbeo, % oo5 !
30is ri Tor aIuor ier nejere eiter,
oiier Oct iig, at baa0e eiter menne.
ifeIig 5%oritano % / nsieite 0oeren5.
itemmelie meo be BuooommeliBe,
@ope IT bet en- Sanobeo, at alle
ling er mulige for Den, JON tror.
Sra lgn8it %foriounone 3age er
ben 3anfe gaaet / Arp ira SlpBt
til Slu9t, at ri fan gre bet, ioni
ri oil gre, ui { a II, boao Di Il;
Del er o1iaa 0litoriens gionesbDro
ON utnlllge 0%tenneiter, ON bDem
ri berer, at De jar uoiert tore
3lng. 3e orgmte / oeres 9arneaar
og op igennem oeres lln9oomstio
on Den 8ernilg, iom De snifeoe at
gore, % lbeoi0it DofieOe De, iaa Or
/ rette Jio bleu / Stano til At
Dirfeli1gere 0eres garnooms0rpm
% ltngoomslengiel. 3isie 02enne.
tier mloe no9et, % De baooe FRO.
Ell paa, at De flnoe gore BET, %
oerior finoe De. 3roen be9pnote
iom Ell iDag Spire i oeres Barrie.
IiieI, % i oeres' lln8oomsaar no
ioloeoe oenne Spire JIG % bteO til
e tort ~ fraitigt 1ra, Der baDoe
line feooer opbt neoe i bette Den.
ueifes Sielelip, % 5ois 8reae
breOte liz langere % lgngere III
% gap Sfpsge ior iegenoe. lioen0e
0ieuneIfer. 0isie 0tenneifers 2io
er ct taleuoe % leoenoe 9euis Tor,
at naar et 0ienneife bill noget %
eier 3roen paa, at De fan, ina fan
De ogiaa.
Mango oil iige, at BET pasier life,
for De bar tiot billet noget, men
alligeoel bar De life funnel; DC
glemmer at iperge zig ielp, om De
oirfelig Tor alpor oil, % ON De
tror paa, at De fan. De nlener, at
bette Gr0 betDoer, at De blot be.
5eper at tpnfe paa, bpor gerne De
piloe gre Den Ting, og oct ifnloe
inn bare nof. De bill gerne; men !
oeres Snoerite tpIpler De paa, at
DC fan, % be gioer life Jig ielp /
ct foncentreret og m~aalbeuiolt Pr,
beIoe ior at nna Waalet, % enood
uhorer De Tia oner, at De life fan.
De operier, at ben enete 8ritno til
at De life funoe, bar Den, at on.
belt let uiIoe De life.
Gn9per fan itrnfs ie, at ben,
Der bill noget uoen at nGre reoe til
at arbeioe ior girfelig6eoen oeral,
/ Brltnoen ilet life uil % fan DER
for heller life.
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ifiIOe uO0ele baaoe 9rpo D Sin
til ale De anore, iom to9 Eel /
.9taooerens 9tpoelie, Oct Ct D%anife.
ligt At ioa alarbeo ooer, bet ifete
life iamtioig ooer belle ariiten6eoen.
at mootage 9taonenen / fnalen0e
Stilling ifal onre bIeuen Sfif / Den
fdtolife Strife | bet tolote eaer fret.
tel0e 9tarbmoreoe.
01e0 0enipn til. 5por . e en-
ariiten ber moe 9taooeren, oa lore
ligger Der intet aaoet ira 9erten
ielo END oette Gro: p9ette g0rer,
iaa cite. iom 5 Oct oriffe, til
min S3afommelie.@ Pip. q. :.
is tpoer paa, at De apoitoIiife ariit
ne np0 Raoperen i]ner Gag. Iii Ell
5i0 beitentes Def. Al )taooeren it'll
De u00eles boer Sen0ag. ienere, at
Den fun ifllloe ieires til De itore @oi.
tioer - Sui. 4aaife % 8ifie. Get
er ben enfeIte ariitnes Irang. Der
ifal beitemme 0Dppi9beoen al 9tao.
perens RpoeIie. Mien bet bar pit
Tia % piier iig Den Car i 9a9, at
5oor Der er 5rosIip % 5rosfamp,
Der fonuner 5rangen rem I'll 60p.
pi9ere )fpoelie a 6errens 9taooere.
0oorior bar pi III i aortbe0 ora.
act oisie Eing rem % o%eri9ennem
ioiit pore 9piere, at Raooeren fife
o~prin0eli1 par omaioet n Dc 9ere.
monier. ipm DEN er omgipet a
zoos os2
So, 0els foroi oi 6sr bare alar
be0 o0er. At 0ooeoiagen peo Roo-
oerens ]}poelie fife er. At Den I'D.
Oetes o. npoes unoer iamme 6or
mer ION 9os Is. men oels ior oa.
ia At ii3e. At OH osifioelig5eoen
emo fife er BET naientlige, iaa bor
alt foreaaa ipmmeIi9t % meo Or
oen.
Refornatorerne forfaiteoe Den
fatolife .airfes ialife Care ON 3a0.
oerer. 6ens ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS; men
o. fan0t BET fife nsooenoigt at
foranore oe6 De 5oitioeIi9e Sfiffe
% Geremonier. ION Raooeren e.
terbaanoen par bleoen omgioet a..
0ien At forboloe 9p3iolfet aalfen.
BET er en- p%irfelia 6ofialifain9 a
5aframentet
Ri fun0e 9oot iiooe paa Stole j
are0s Of iaa omoele 9ra0et, Den
enc til Den anoen, li9eiaa 8inen.
otter 6oao BET 5eooer 2uf. y, L
OH aalfen eIer 9pseret meo Ri
men i.s Eager oette o5 oeler 0ei
imellem e0er.@ Set Diloe fife ior
falife Saframentet Men NJ iineef
Dor ]f1operifif laa5t iiannere.
d At RaOoerea fan n0oelss D
npoes lioen ior airfen 81 noen On
fnalen0e Stilling. BET pier 9i osa
Of gioe Den til ip9e paa 0eres Seje.
8i mener, at De 0ro, 3oornnoer
ri u00eIpr greoet OF 8inen: Set
er Seiu ianoe 9egeme,@ st er
SEN ianoe BLOB er pasieioc Gro
i Den 5orbinoelie. men At ui if
amer nlit oenne 6orm Tor enc ri9tig
Oct Dfier ri Deo at BRUCE ell anoen
6orm til ipge: g3ette ianoe Selu
'9egeme, JON er gioet j 1soen Tor
Ola og allr oine Snnoer, Def itprfe
81 ayl)oloa oia ] III iano Sro til
oct eDige Sa@ 93ettc lance Sem
gloo" oiu.
Set Dpientlige er, At pi npoer
Seiu 9egene o. Boo / Saframen.
tet / 1ro, % at ri ger bet til bans
5bufomunelie. Men RaOuertieneltens
Gsorm er fife lloen g%etponin1. 8et
lines os, at Raooertieneiten life 10
refommer unoer %ifgnnere 6ormer
! noaen airfenioelin9 emo hos os
ginf for 0tnn M 9enina OF
R~ihnlca iQi-
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H~1t -
iel % 9efIemt5eo ifreo ieg eoer til,
anoer mango 5aarer. life ior at
) ifulle blioe beorpoeoe. men ior
At 5 Tube fen0e Den anrIig5e0,
JON ieg bar ierlig til eoer4 (aap.
:. u.
Get er i Sano5eo en- 6aoers
aprligbeo III line 9prn (Se aop. 8.
~. % en- ret Sialeipr9ers SinO
oper for line Menig5eo, Der aan0er
os i 0fe0e i bette tonne % bierte.
gribenoe 9peo.
gaulus erfenoer Der j bette 9reo
8aulQls erfenoer Der i bette 9rep
aa6ent % li9e no i'm e8en llopg.
t.g5eo til 1t u0tnufe eller uorette
no8et Al iig ielo. ono alene 8ioer
Ban seren ior alt. ct er oct ret
te ariiti Sino, oerior oriiteoe ban
Jig ogiaa til At ii8e til line aalloe.
lige Born. BORDER mine giteriel-
gere, ligeiom ie9 er ariiti.1
5 bet ftoite aup.s iiOite Beers
ianmeniatter 9alllus al ben Bel
, iiBnelie, ct Menneifes Iun9e fan
uoii9e, eaer et 1lenneifes oierte
tan ate, i De meget fenote Orb:
Sen 0erres 3eiu ariiti 9taaoe %
8uos aprligbeo % Den 0elliBaanos
Samiun0 pore meo eoer ale.
&c auoet aoriut5ierbreo ial0er
fsl8enoe ire afinit
1. aap. II. uoger BET ierite
afinit. 0ooeotanfen fan t~orteIig
uotrp9tes iaaleoes: 4alllls 6epOer
it apoitoGife aaIo ooeri9r De iaIife
9lpoitle % ioi9efaloe 4rbeioere.
, zap. So banoler ON Sno.
ianling Al 8aper III @eni85eoen
Seruiolem. !
3. aap 10-13 noe5oloer e
itarpt 5eloforioar o9erior De faIife
sqrere % ct 5erli9t 8ionesbpro
ON, At pi fornaar mtet MOO Snno.
5e0en, men ior 5auobeoen.
eu0pi0ere / 0en9olo til De en-.
felte aiimt bi0iattes + aort6eo isl.
aenoe g}inf. ; isrite 4fiuit aop.
1-7-nprf Sgier! neie oisie
@ers.
ri iaa mango JON @aos 6or.
attelier ere. 5am 5aoe Dc oeres
"a. 0eroco ia De ogiaa oc0 BAN
oeres 9hHen, 8u0 til 9ere Oeo os1
(aap. I. 20).
ugten @lto lie Eat. JON altio 10
rer os / Seiersto9 meo ariihIs %
laoer i'm a%unoita6s 9uit Blue fen.
oelig pe0 os paa et5pert Steo"
0ae2 :. IL.
o0ten oerren er 4anOen, % 5oor
I0errens aal1o er, Der er 6rb9eO"
oaap 3, -,
a0ien 0enne Sfat 5aDe ri / Sers
far, for at Den operunttes strait
noa pore @uos Oh fife al 0s."
taap. /, y.
uSbi ariiti aerli99eO toin9er
esa3. ), IL.
a9fen JON Neoarbeioere iormane
Ii ogiaa til, at 5 life ior8pDes
maa 6aoe mo0taget @ltOs Aaa0e~
; (aop. 6, y. eas aopitlerne 81
meo itor 0pmGrfiombeO. @0iIfe
9ar..3e Sfotte OH Der pil fin0e.
Iii oei 9eorsoelie, Der .er ef.
ter @llos Sino, oirfer OmoenoeIie
til 6relie, iom life i%ortrpoesi men
8eroens georepelie oirfer 18o"
(aap. I, 10).
5 an0et Mint slap So mar
fer oi os ielgenoe Oro:
IS fen0e 10 Dor 3erres Seiu Sri.
iii Jtaaoe. at ban Tor eoers 5tplo
.bleu iattig, oa Dan par rig, ior at
S PEG bans 5attigoom ifuIoe blloe
rige~ (aap. s, -.
o@uo er mogtis til at la0a al
.]laaoe ri9eli9 tiliIpoe eOer, ior at
8 i alting alto funne baOe til illo
3ilireOs9eo % bare ri9eligt til al
900 @eruin34 (aap. 8. 81.
eGierl bin iulo al ariitI Sino,
iaa oil oh bIioe RIG I OfieroiliIs)eo
I'll 6errens gag bienrme og uoe.
5 bette treoie gfinit aop. To-
10. mart / Sproelesbeo slap. II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-23
TROOPS FROM THE COAST
TO TRAIN IN THE EAST
Camp at Palo Alto, Cal, Abandoned
Because Of Difficulty Over
Sewage Disposal.

The 41st National Guard Division.
comprising troops from Washington,
Oregon. Montana, Idaho and Wyoming.
has been ordered trained at Camp
Greene. Charlotte. N. c., and Camp
Fremont at Palo Alto, Cal. has been
abandoned because the California state
health authorities have decided that a
latrine sewerage system such as the War
Department proposed would be inturi-
Gus to the health of the community.
Secretary Baker. announcing the
change. said today that the War De-
partment could not see its way to spend
half a million dollars for such a sewage
system as the state health authorities
thought necessary in temporary
camp.
Camp Greene was prepared for the
26th National Guard Division. composed
of New England troops, which has
since been assigned for early duty in
France
No official announcement was made
today, but there was reason to be-
lieve that the New England division
would prepare at some northern point,
while the troops from the 41st Division
would be brought east.
During the Spanish war. officials
point out. thousands of troops were
encamped within the city limits OF San
Francisco, and that latrine construc-
ton usual for temporary camps was
held by the city authorities as sufh-
cient safeguard for the health of the
community.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-23
WHOLESALE MARKET REPORT.

EGGs-steady; nearby. ss; southern,
ssaa7.
cHEEsE-New York state factory,
new. 26a27.
BUTTER-Elgin print. a; Elgin tub,
40; process, 40; store packed. 81.
POULTRY-Live hens, per lb, 21a22:
ROSTERS. per lb.. Is: turkeys. per lb.,
ducks, per lb. 13a20: geese. per lb., 1oa
13; keats. young. each. 4oa50.
DRESSED POULTRY-Hens, choice.
per h. 23a24: spring chickens. goa
per h.: turkeys. per h.. 23a25: BOOSTERS.
per h.. 17a1s: geese. per h.. 13A15.
GREEN FRJITS-Apples. new. per
bbl.. 1.5oa4.5o; per box. 5oa1.5o; Cali
500: peaches. 1.0oa2.5o crate; water
melons, 25a50 each: cantaloupes. Cali
fornia. 2.00a3.00: southern and nearby,
50a1.50
ETABLES-Potatoes. new, 3.Ooa
$50 per bbl.; No. 2. 1.50a1.75 Dbl; string
beans. per bbl.; 2.soas.6O; peppers. per
basket. 40a5o: okra. per crate. 75a1 so:
basket. 75a1.00: eggplant, i00a1.e5 crate;
new cabbage, per Dbl. 5Oa75; beets, per
bunch. 2a3; lettuce, 75a2.50 per basket;
celery, per doz.. 30a75: celery. per crate,
.5Oa5 90; romaine lettuce. 50a75: squash.
5Oa75 per crate: tomatoes. 50a1 90 crate
spring onions. 1.50a2.OO per 100 punches
onions per Dbl. 2.50a3. SO; green peas. 2 90
ALSO per basket. spinach. l. 00a1.50 per
Dbl: kale. 5OaSO per Dbl: corn, per doz.,
l0al5: lima beans. per at. 15a20.
LIVE STOCk-Sheep, per lb.. 6a7;
lambs, spring. 15ha16: calves. per lb,
14kai5: medium. IA per lb.: common. per
b. 10a12.
WOOI-Free of burrs. 81. bury, 5Sa
60
SEEDS-Red clover. 12O0a12 per
bu.: alsike clover. 1200a12.5O per bu.
crimson clover. 1l.00a11.50 per bu
timothy. 400 per bu.; red top. 14.OOa
1900 per bu: bluegrass. 3.0Oa3.15 per
bu.; orchard grass. 300 per bu.: white
clover, so per h.; alfalfa clover. 19ao0
per lb.: cowpeas. 350a375.
GRAIN-Wheat. milling. old per bu.,
a.25a235; new. per bu.. 2.20a225. corn,
per bu. go: oats. white. per bu., 80;
mixed, per bu.. S9a90.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-23
OFFICERS TARGET PRACTICE.
Home Defense League Ridemen Test
Their Skill at Range.

Fifteen staff and line officers Of the
Home Defense League Rifles tested
their skill yesterday afternoon over the
rife range Of the Army and Navy Pre-
paratory School, Connecticut avenue
and Tilden street northwest OF those
participating Capt. Zeba F. Bowman of
Company D of the organization regis
tered a score Of 159. thereby qualifying
as small-bore marksman. Had he
gained another point he would now be
classed as a sharpshooter
Those in attendance at this first tar
get practice of officers were Col. NJ. A.
Winter in command of the Home
Rifles: Maj. Oliver A. Phelps. regimen
tai adjutant: Maj. W. J. Wilson, Capt.
Arthur B. Hayes, regimental judge ad-
vocate: Capt. Henry Lansburgh. regi-
mental quartermaster. and company
Capts Charles D. Shackelford. William
S. Quinter. Ellwood P. Morey. John D.
Simpson, C. Edward Beckett, q. F. Bow
man and Lieuts. Alex McC- Ashley and
R G. Fletcher.
The shooting was in charge of Capt.
Alpheus Winter. inspector of rifle prac-
tice for the Home Rifles. He was as
sisted by Sergt. F. s. Appleman. U. S. A.
In all probability officers Of the organi-
cation will hereafter meet weekly with
a view of cultivating their marksman-
ship.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-23
RAILS LEAD RECOVERY
AFTER EARLY DECLINES

NEW YORK, August 23-From the tap
of the opening bell the bears started
playing for declines here and there
throughout the list. and while there
were some steady spots. the whole mar
ket soon gave way. with declines more
or less serious and becoming even more
so before the end of the initial hour.
Price regulation is the big club with
which the bears are recovering much
of their money lost OF the great upturn
of the market and they have made it
plain that they expect the President to
undertake the same methods of regula-
ton on all supplies needed in connec-
ton with the war. and. according to
the theories advanced by the coal men.
the prce-cutting will be drastic. Motors
are better.
Back Of this influence is the con-
tinued debate on the matter of higher
taxation on excess profits and larger
percentage of surtaxes on account of
income tax.
If there were any exceptions to the
early display of weakness. it was in
the motor shares. which have been sold
to a standstill until they are today in
better condition than ever for resist
ing bear attacks.