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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-06
SAYSE[PAS0
BOYS 'SUREEAT'
Howard Rix Jots Down
Notes on Life in Camp
Travis and Home Selects.

'The fellow who said that Every
day in the army is like Sunday on
the farm should be shot at sunrise, Of
said Howard NJ Rix. an FL Paso boy,
who is training at Camp Travis. San
Antonio, Tex, in a letter to a friend
in this city. I'VE get up at about 5
o'clock and. after reveille we eat. and
when 1 say eat I don't mean toast and
coffee. or any other little 1adylike'
repast-I mean that we eat If the
proof of the pudding is the eating
then this is the best cooking in the
world. but I don't like to SANDER
mothers cooking like that
Fl PnsOans In The Trains.
There are more FL Paso boys in
the 3I5th trains than from any other
place. but we also have a good
sprinl1linE of corn fed boys from
Texas and Oklahoma Rufus Carruth
is representing the Tri-State Motor
company and I stand for the Border
land. Among the mechanics from El
PasO in the truck company trains are
Lowe, from Sweeney's garage. and
Hightower. from Raiders Tauey
Brown and a big bunch Of FL Pasoans
are SHINING mules"
Herald in the Library.
Il have started a library for our
company. the fifth. and it is not COM
plete without the FL Paso Herald.
Please send il. Six of US got war
rants as corpOrals, and 1 am more
proud OF mine than I would be Of a
commission secured for me by some
friend close to the governor Cody
Allen, Of the City Service company.
also got his, and is acting sergeant
and drillmaster."
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-06
GOVERNORS POWERS TO HEAR
DRAFT APPEALS LIMITED

Washington, d. c., Oct 6.-1Iisun-
Outstanding as to the powers OF gov
errors Of the states 10 review the ac-
ton Of local or district draft boards
caused provost marshal general
Crowder 10 telegraph all governors
yesterday a supplementary explaua-
tion Of their duties in that regard.
The governors and adjutants general
OF the states have been swamped with
appeals fer rehearings upon which
they had no authority to act
only where through error in law
or through non-culpable ignorance Of
the registrant a man has been held
for service who should have been dis
charged or exempted" the message
said, lis authority TO request rehear-
ings by the board granted 10 the gov
ernOr.~
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-06
SAYS CONGRESS
HAS DONE WELL
President Wilson Issues a
Statement, Commencing
Work of the Session.

Washington, D. C.. Oct. 6.-The
work Of the congressional session
adjourning today was praised today
by president Wilson in a statement
saying;
The needs Of the army and navy
have been met in a way that assures
the effectiveness OF American arms.
and the war making branch Of the
government has been abundantly
equipped with the powers that were
necessary TO make the action Of the
nation effective.
Deserves Peoples Gratitude.
The 65th congress. now adjourn
ng. the president added. deserves
the gratitude and appreciation Of q
peop.e whose viii anu pur Jose / be-
leve II has faithfully expressed. One
cannot examine the record OF its ac-
-lon without being impressed by its
completeness. its courage and its full
comprehension Of a great task
Il believe that IL has also, in equal
degree and as FAR as possible in the
lace OF war, safeguarded the rights
OF the people and kept in mind the
considerations Of social justice so
tten Unsecured in the hasty readjust-
ments OF such a crisis.
Has Worked Wen.
TT seems to me that the work of
this remarkable session has not only
been done thoroughly but that il
also has been done with the utmost
dispatch possible IN the circumstances
or consistent with a fun consideration
Of the exceedingly critical matters
dealt with Best of all, IL has left
no doubt as TO the spirit and deter
mluatlon Of the country. but as az
flrmed them as loyalty and as en-
phatically as our fine soldiers will
affirm them on the firing live"
Signs Bills at Capital.
President Wilson went TO the capi-
tai shortly before 2 o'clock TO sign
bills and be present at adjournment
Of congress.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-06
ANDRES broken
BY ARMY TASKS
Minnesota Doctors Disor-
der Caused at Riley,
Saws an Officer.

Nervous and mental breakdown on
account OF three months hard work
at the army training camp for Officers
at Fort Riley, Kas., is ascribed as the
reason for the taking Of his own life
by Lieut.. John H. Andres. 125th field
artillery Third Minnesota infantry,
who cut his throat in a hotel room in
FL Paso about midnight Thursday, and
whose body was sent to Bloomburg,
Pa. this afternoon from the Peak
mOrgue.
Was Popular in Regiment.
Maj. C. F. Prudden. superior officer
Of the medical section at Camp Cody.
Deming, in which Lieut. Andres had
been serving for two weeks, said in
DeminE Friday that the Duluth doc
tor was OF a happy disposition and
very popular with the men of the
Third regiment and the local people
Of Duluth. where he was school physi-
clan Maj. Prudden was reported 10
have come to FL PasO Saturday to ar
range for the shipment OF the body
TO the home city Of the dead officer.
III for Several Days.
Mai Prudden said that Andres had
been i'll for four or five days and that
Col. II. Y. Eva. commanding officer,
had sent him to FL PasO in charge Of
Lieut. John Ramshaw, the chaplain,
who was instructed 10 not let the doc
tor get out Of his sight
Lieut. Andres was 30 years Of age
and the only son among eight chill
dren. He was on the Mexican border
with the regiment last year.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-06
WOULD DRAFT FIRST
ALL UNMARRIED MEN

New York. Oct "a number of
local draft board members have adj
dressed 10 the president, the governor,
the provost marshal general and the
state adjutant general, recommending
that the liability OF all married men
subject TO military service be post
poned until all available unmarried
men have been csled into service.
Drafting Of married men. while
single men without dependents are not
called. results, the recommendation
say, in much intense public dissatis-
faction and resentment which, as the
number Of such cases increase. must
more and more seriously impair pub
lie confidence in the whole principle
Of CONSUMPTION and TO that extent the
successful conduct of the war"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-06
ADMITS FLIGHT.
D0DGING DRAF 7
Defendant at Abilene Says
He Didn't Know His Act
Was Unlawful.

Abilene, Texas, Oct 6.-Defendant
Ross Fee took the stand in The
Farmers and Laborers' Protective
association conspiracy trial today and
explained why he, sam Fee and de-
fendent L. Kennemer went from their
homes at Center Point TO a canyon
in Swisher county about the time the
draft law was passed, all armed with
high power rifles.
''I went there because I didn't like
the idea OF being conscripted.T he de-
clared frankly. Z thought 10 hide
would be the incest way out sf it
without having any trouble. Didn't
know I was doing anything unlaw-
ful"
Fee said he was taken TO the can
yon in an automobile by defendant
J. 3. Harris. They left Haskell coun-
~ on May Is and went into the can
yon the next Sunday, coming out the
following Sunday to surrender 10 the
sheriff They did this on the advice
OF his father. J. R. Fee. who found
them there, the witness said.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-06
AVAUNT AFTER CAPTAINCY;
MINTYRE GOES TO TRAVIS

Tom L Avaunt. former captain Of
detectives in FL Paso. is an applicant
for . captains commission in the
United States army and was in Wash
inEton several days ago This infor-
nation came indirectly to J. A. Nc
Intyre, one of the city detectives dur
ing the Avaunt regime.
Mr.. Mcintyre has been working in
the Arizona strike district for a pri-
vate detective agency for the past
several weeks, but viii leave for
Camp Travis next week with e
F3so's draft contingent
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-06
CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE FOR
TEMPERANCE FORCES FORMED

Santa Fe, y. N. Oct. "a Campaign
committee Of the temperance forces
Of the state was organized at a meet
ing held in the supreme court room.
Secretary Of state Antonio Lucero
was elected chairman: district judge
Reed Holloman, vice chairman, and
Rev. P E Farley. OF Albuquerque,
secretary and treasurer. John Nor
row, Of Ration. presided at the meet
ing and Col Jose d. Sena was tenn
porary secretary. Former governor
J. Frank Hanley. Of Indiana. and Miss
Anna Gordon, national president Of
the ". G. T. O. were among those
who addressed the meeting.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-06
FARMER IS CHARGED WITH
MURDER OF COCHISE YOUTH

Tombstone, Ariz-. Oct 6.-Jose Va
lenzuela- 2 small farmer near Benson,
has been lodged in the county IAN.
charged with the murder OF Frank
McCullan. aged Is, a student at the
Benson high school The lad with
number Of companions, was out on
school excursion. IL is said some
Of the boys made a raid on Valen-
zuela's melon patch. There was
shooting, the boys scattering. panic
stricken, falling to report the occur
ence TO their teachers or parents on
return. Later McCullan's body was
found in the field
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-06
CANUTILLO PARENTS AND
TEACHERS PLAN FOR YEAR

Canutillo, Tex, OCT. THE Parent
Teachers association OF the Central
and Gadsden high schools met at 3
p. m. Friday afternoon at Gadsen high
school. Mrs. Evans. chairman Of the
educational committee OF Dona Ana
Farm bureau, was presented Plans
for the following year were fully dis
cussed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-06
SOUTHERN PACIFIC APPEALS
AGAINST DRAFTING TRAINMEN

Tucson. AriZ. oct 6-Southern
Pacific headquarters has taken I'D an
appeal to the highest authorities over
the refusal OF the Southern Arizona
appeal board TO give exemption from
the draft 10 a large number of Ari-
iona trainmen- Chief counsel Wm
F. Herrin declares that the motive
power situation in Arizona is serious.
owing to the sparsity Of population
and the difficulty Of filling the places
vacated and adds comment on, the
extreme Importance Of keeping the
line open. owing to its position along
the border.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-06
PRESIDENTS COMMISSION
WILL GO FIRST TO GLOBE

Phoenix. Ariz-. Oct. Globe is TO
have the distinction Of being the first
mining town in the country to be
visited by the special labor commits
sion appointed by president Wilson 10
investigate the Industrial unrest in
the mining districts Of the west and
southwest
One OF the most serious labor dis
turbances Of those that have Oc-
CURED in the state IN the past six
months took place at Globe Five
hundred United States troops. sent to
restore order there, still are held in
that mining town.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-06
TOMATOES RIPEN SLOWLY
AND CANNERT Is DELAYED

Unreasonable cold weather has de-
layed the ripening Of the tomato crop
IN and about Ysleta and the opera
tons Of the cannery there have been
curtailed considerably as a result
This statement was made by George
Penden. one Of the owners OF the
cannery. However. growers expect the
remainder Of the crop TO ripen be-
fore the first frost he added. As soon
as the tomato crop is canned. the fac
tory viii take up the sweet potato
crOn
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-06
SLACKERS FROM AMERICA
TO BE DRAFTED IN MEXICO

Brownsville, Texas, Oct 6.-There
were rumors in Matamoros last night
that hundreds Of slackers who re-
Gently left the United States TO escape
the selective draft act would be
drafted into the army Of Col TirzO
Gonzales Immediately because OF the
lack Of government troops in northern
Mexico
These slacHers 1t was stated, an
uOunced their intention OF becoming
Mexican citizens when they left the
United States and entered northern
Mexico.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-06
YOUNG RECKHART is GIVEN
PROMOTION IN THE NAVY

Mrs D. ". Reckhart has received
who is in training at Norfolk, Va.
for the navy, stating that he has been
appointed company commander Of his
company There are 125 boys in the
company in training under young
Reckharr
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-06
MAKE 20 TRAFFTC ARRFsTs

ATresLs TOT NIOIaTIOn OF the TRAFFIC
ordinance Friday numbered 30, which
is more than for any one day for some
time In this connection sergeant J.
+: Capnnger said We are going
ordinance, and the repeaters are be-
ing given heavier fines Those who
fail TO appear for trial are also being
dealt with more severely than for
merly."
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-06
PUT OFT FIRE QUICKLY

Fire at the rear OF the Raster IN
dertaking house. 10 North Campbell
street, at . o'clock Saturday afternoon
did no damage and was quickly ex-
tinguished by chemicals. It was said
that the flames originated i'm a vul-
canizing outfit
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-06
P[ANSCONCERTS
At FORT BLISS
Col. Heard Arranges En-
tertainment for Public
of FL PaSo.

a series Of band concerts for the
entertainment Of FL Pasoans has been
arranged by Col J. W Heard, fifth
cavalry. who is the commanding Of
ficer at Fort Bliss The first will
be given at the band stand at Fort
Bliss, Sunday. the second, Tuesday.
and the third, Thursday, beginning on
Sunday at 3:45 p. m, and Tuesday and
Thursday at 7-45 p m.
The band stand is located in front
Of the administration building Col
Heard said Saturday that he would
have a number OF soldiers detailed as
sentinels to assist El Pasoans in the
proper parking Of their cars The cars
viii be parked on the parade grounds,
none being permitted on the road.
Must MuffIe Auto Horns.
The sounding Of horns for any rea-
son viii be prohibited. Motorists must
have their lights turned off while the
cars are parked No cars Will be per-
mitted TO move while a selection is
being played Those who remain TO
the conclusion Of the concerts must
not crank their machines until the ma
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-06
TICKET OFFICEs M

Beginning Saturday afternoon all
city railroad ticket offices were or
dered held open for sale Of tickets
Saturday afternoons for the fail and
winter Since the early summer Sat
urday afternoon closing had been the
custom
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-06
GIRL STARTS FOR MOVIE;
MISSING SINCE SEPT D

Phoenix, AriZ. Oct 6.-AIiss Raw
Harris has appealed to the autho-
rites for help in locating her sister.
Matte May Harris. who has been
missing from home since September
25. when she left the house osten-
sibly. to attend a picture show. The
girl Is IS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-06
RECEIVERS FROM OPERATION.

". X. MARI. Of the realty firm Of
James L. Mari & Co, underwent an
operation 10 correct a derar ged
shoulder bone Saturday morning at
Hotel Dieus and is recuperating
rapidly
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-06
WEATHER BULLETIN
L. :. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.
WEATHER BUREAU.

Observations taken
40 S a. m 18th mo
ridian time: G a. m
q Paso time. Oct
30 1917.
Forecasts.
FL Paso and vicil-
ltv - Fair tonight
and Sunday. warmer
.onlEht: probably
fair Monday
New lTex.co-Gan-
orally fair tonight
and Sunday Tot
nuch change In
amperature.
Arizona Fair to-
night and Sunday
cooler west portion
West Texas - To-
r Sunday fair; prob
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-06

tional anthem is played. While the
anthem is played and during the low
ering Of the flag those who attend
must pay the prescribed courtesy by
remaining silent for 80 seconds
oT1lcers road is now being repaired
and the cars viii be parked fronting
the barracks. Col. Heard said that
these concerts viii be held each week
Following is the program for the en-
suing week
SUNDAY. 3.4s to p. m.
Narch-~Ihe Worlds Progress"
Overture Raymond" .-..-. Thomas
Two songs for cornet-"Idol Of NV
Heart" (StahD Maria Mari"
-----------. 900 1870 Arr Cain
election" Bohemian Girl7..... Balfe
W altZ- W edding Of the Winds Hall
Tone poem-"Among the Lii
lies --------- .--------.--. Frey
Selection-'The Office Boy $780,
.--------- ..--..-.------ Englander
Tuesday. 5:f5 to . p. m.
March Birthday Ovation kuhne
Overture" Orpheus". ..---- Offenbach
elecuon-"R emicks' Hits H.. .Lampe
waltz" Sunnylaud" .-..---.. Rosner
Idyl-"U nawares" ..-..------.. L.incke
Selection--The sunny South '-Lampe
Oddly Knock ont Drops" .-...-
----.--.--------- Hickman
Finale-"WonE Ling Sing -Fairman
Thursday. zs45 TO D. m.
March Regimental Pride .--.. Heed
Overture Norma" .....----. Bellini
election-"The Grand SLAM" ... Lake
Waltz-~Gold and Silver 1900. .Lehar
Love Dantz-'.Every Little Move
menE ----s ---------- aosclllld
Selection Remicks' Hits 16'-Lampe
Gillian Dance-''lIanana" .-.. Missud
Cavalry Wiggle' -------
Brockenshire
". c. Cain is the band leader
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-06

Seattle, Wash. has n housemafds'
union with over 1000 members.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-06
MINING STOCK
MAN GIVES BOND
S. F. Balentine, Under
Charge in Court, Said to
Be Innocent of Deal.

S. F. Balentine, whose residence IS
said to be at Austin Terrace. is under
1880 bond to appear for preliminary
hearing I'm justice A. j. Halls court
the afternoon Of October 10, on a
complaint alleging swindling over
$50.
The complaint was signed by con-
stable Lon Garner on information
and belief Friday afternoon, and Bal
entine made the required bond imme-
diately on being served with the war
rant The complaint alleges that
Balentine did swindIe J. F. Owens
out Of $500 by means Of a fraudulent
pretence and device and false and
fraudulent representations. tOWit, by
means Of representing to the said j.
i. owens that certain mining stocks.
toWlt, stocks in the Billiard Peak
Mining company. were of the value
OF $500 and to exceed said value,
when, ia truth and in fact the said
$ f. BaleHtine then and there well
knew that the said mining stocks
were not OF the value OF $500. but
that said alleged value was a ficti-
uOus one. which had been arrived
at and ascertained by manipulation
and fraudulent creating and main
tanning Of market"
Bulentine Didn't Make Sale
4 understand that Mr.. owens, a
policeman, bought Bullard Peak min
ing stock on the market. Balentiue
had nothing TO do with the deal" said
Fred c. knollenberg, attorney for
Balenune. saturday afternoon. 4
understand owens had a chance TO sell
the stock at a profit. but did not
Balentine was partner in the firm OF
Adams * Co. brokers Of Billiard Peak
stock This stock was recently
pinched' on the New York market
and the charge against Balentine
looks like an attempt TO get back the
price Of the stock through taking
criminal action. When a man buys
mining stock he doesn't 'holler if he
sets rich and he shouldn't 'hOIler' II
he loses Balentiue had invested
heavily in this stock and loses. too. I
He was merely acting as a broker and
selling the stock at the current price
Balentine could not be reached sat /
urday at his home or office.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-06

SUNNY lar A'Aal-
ably fair Monday.
Relative humidity in FL Paso at noon
Saturday. &c percent.
Precipitation last p house tIuches) o..
Lowest temp. last night
HIGHEST temp. yest'davi
The Detroit times., 1917-02-17
REFLECT WALDO
AS MANAGER OF
DETROIT ARMORY

Major George c. Waldo was re-
elected manager OF the Detroit arm
DRY Friday night. in a meeting OF The
board OF directors. Capt. David T.
Cleary. in charge Of the machine
pun company OF the Thirty-first rogi-
ment. Michigan National Guard. who
was waldo's rival, withdrew from
the race. having accepted the post
az commandant OF the Michigan Mill.
tary academy AZ Brighten. Mich.
Cleary vas named as manager at
meeting OF the board held while
tho regiment was on the border. but
this election was declared illegal.
a. the armory association Is a Michi.
gan corporation and its meetings
cannot be held outside OF tho state.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-17
CAN'T FINISH
LIBRARY WITH
FUNDS ON HAND

With not enough money ayaila-
BILE 10 finish the new public library
on Woodward-ave.. In a way that
would be acceptable to the library
commission. the prospect now Is
that no more work on the building
Rod Even with $4,000 that An
drew Carnegie will donate, the com
mission will not have SUFFICIENT
funds
Bids tabulated BY the commits
sion Friday afternoon varied from
$500. 600 TO sr.900.000. There is
now available but sl.225.000. and
the commission decided. after a
conference with Cass Gilbert, New
York architect. that at least $500
600 more will be required.
Mr.. Gilbert reminded the com
mission that the cost OF labor and
materials has advanced greatly
since the first work was started on
the library two years ago
Oficials are plainly worried over
the library proposition. Legislative
authority Is now sought for $3.50.
600 bond issue. which. II granted.
would only bring the total up 10
SI.475. 600. less than the lowest bid
submitted. II another 100000 is
asked. the fate OF the proposed
issue Is in daHht-ealeIAis= hH3tex+Fs
that the people have become some
what vexed over the continued yot
ing OF library bonds.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-17
WILLIAMS IN;
WILSON is SICK

CHICAGO. Feb. ICY Williams.
star Cub centernelder and one OF
Weeghman's few holdouts. has sign
ed President Weeghman received
his signed contract. together with
the news that Cy would be in Chi
cago 60 ride the special to Pasa-
dena. Cal. next Tuesday
Along With the news OF Williams'
signing came the announcement that
Catcher Art Wilson is III AT his
home In Decatur. III. and will not be
able TO report until two weeks az.
ter the training season opens. TIE
nature OF his illness is unknown.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-17
With the Minister'S

There viii be special ladies
night game In the rooms - the De-
troit Whist club. on Thursday even
ing. Feb. e. WaShingtons birthday.
open 90 ladies and mis- ed pairs 4
cordial Invitation ~ extended TO all
whist devotees 20 make this event a
success
The members contest game played
on Monday evening. Feb, H.. resulted
In the following scores,
North and south.
W - Bstteile and H. + Roehm.
J p Koran and j. W Mccausoy.
T L. nalkwill and p. 5. Germa,n.
minus . 2-3
Eas, mud West.
: A. Commons and W - Edison.
plus "a
=. r. " Bright and II. y. Sim
mons. minus -
e. e McKechnic and r. : Pdatt.
minus lis
The following scores were made
IN the Saturday game:
Mrs W b, Battclle and Mrs W
~. Speaker. plus E
Mrs + r W Bright and Mrs. y.
J Memo. plus l
Mrs. ]. W Steiner and II. r. Roehm.
average.
r y w Brigh, and ". y, Edison.
minus 2.
East and West.
Mr. and Mrs G. T.. Niics. plus ..
Mrs O. J. kastenhurg and W. J.
Bioom. plus I.
son, average
Mrs 81. r Bennett and j. W Nc
Causey. minus 8.
The Detroit times., 1917-02-17

NEW BOOKS IN
PUBLIC LIBRARY

New books received in the Detroit
public library are.
Last Days OF the French Mon
archy. W. Belloc. Americas Rela-
tions Go the Great War" ! " Burg
csc. Rational Typewriting. VI.
utter Middle Miles. and other
Poems, l.. Dodd. Joseph reis." Mrs
N. Fels. The Passing - the
Great Race" Madison Grant. Samuel
Butler, author Of Erewhon." 7 T.
Harris Appreciation OF Poetry"
Lefcadlo Hearn. Principles Of Rail.
road Transportation" r.. n. johnson
and T w. Van Metre. Drink Prob
lem % To-day" r y. Kelvnack "MiN.
tary and Naval America" ~ = Ker.
rick: Human Worth OF Rigorous
Thinking" G. J. kryser: 'Mush-
rooms. Alfred Kreymborg "Mavour-
neen. comedy IN three RctH." L. y
Parker Readings in Money and
Ranking. g a. Phillips "Gaudier-
Brezeska," y. l.. Pound. Taxation %
Land value. Yetta Scheftel. French
Perrpcctives.' r. 8 Sergeant: THE
Road 10 Liege. Gustavo Somville
All About Inventions and Discov-
cries 7. \. \. Talbot. with Scott.
the silver Lining. r g Taylor
English Catholic Revival IN the
Nineteenth Century" T. NJ r Thur
Ru-Dangin; Flying Mon and Th.ir
Machines" g. A. &. winchester. In
terna'innal Finance Hartley with
ers, Elements Of Folk Psychology"
w. VI. wnndt.