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Arizona republican., 1918-09-26
GOVERNMENT EXPERT ARRIVES ID ASSIST
 IN GRADING COTTON

In connection with the campaign of corporation in the development of the long fiber cotton industry in the Salt River valley by the department of ag- 1iculture. and in continuance of their policy of having government classi- fcatious or grading on this wonder fll cotton. Frank F.. Devine, accom- panied by George W. Rowland, have recently arrived and next week will begin cotton grading at a sample room which Is being constructed for them in Tempe.
 Mir. Devine. who handled the grading last season after the departure of Mir. Butterworth. estimates that with MT. Howland's assistance they can grade uhout 125 bales per day.
 In addition to grading the cotton at Tempe these men also hope to be able Go grade Glendale cotton, as well as that of Mesa and Chandler.
Arizona republican., 1918-09-26

run in Los Angeles and was given the honor of opening the new theater at Douglas, Ariz. Complete announce ment in connection with the musical comedy will be made as soon as ar engagements are worked out by the management There will be frequent changes of program, however, as the contract calls for at least two changes each week.
Arizona republican., 1918-09-26
"Hosier Romance at Columbia

"Hosier Romance" at Columbia.
 Dramatization of a great poem is accomplished in "A Hoosier Romance" J. Whitcomb Riley's most striking story of Indiana rural life. in which young girls fight for the man to whom she has given her heart is vividly set forth. The story deals with the
Arizona republican., 1918-09-26
MEETING POSTPONED

CLEVELAND. Sept 25.-The meet ing of the executive board of the na- tional baseball federation, which Was scheduled to be held here today vas postponed until tomorrow because of the inability of some members to ar rive.
Arizona republican., 1918-09-26
ADJUSTMENTS
Mary Maclaren at the Hip.

Mary MacLaren, aforementioned for chr sparkling work in Shoes by Lois Weber. is at the Hip for the final times today in Bread" a com panion story to her first success and said by the critics to be even better than the initial offering. Bread" tells the story of girl of the chorus trying to live her own life and to keep clean within sight of the stage. where she is making her living, and Bread" enters into the telling when she is starving and spends her last dime for loaf of the staff of life only to drop it on the running board of a passing auto when she is about to faint from hunger. How that loaf of bread is taken to a banquet by the blase young fellow who finds it on the step of his car and how his chorus dolls laugh at it and have a gay time until the owner, peering in through the window, sees her coveted loaf on the table the req son for coarse joke, and she staggers in to ask it's return and wins a hus- band and plenty--but that would be letting one in on the best picture this beautiful girl has ever made, and it is worth looking over for itself.
 With the feature is seen a fine Pathe News reel with the very newest of all camera gleaned material here and abroad.
 w. s. Hart Is at the lamara Today.
 Hart is always good in a western picture That is the consensus of opinion in all circles when the name of the screens best western actor is mentioned. Hart in a western is as staple as tea and coffee. At the La- mara for the final times today the big fellow is seen in Selfish Yates" a clever story of g. dance hall owner who lived but for himself and who thought all the world his prey if he could make the other fellow pay, and then came a clean, beautiful girl into this western town. and Selfish Yates" fell head over heels in love with her, and the fall worked splendid trans- formation and she made a new man of this selfish party, and incidentally supplied the reason for one of the best pictures Aircraft has seen fit to make for Hart. The augmenting feature of the days bill is a fine Burton Holmes travalogue.
 Tomorrow comes Dorothy Dalton in The Mating of Marcella.' Thomas Ince production, done as only this wizard of the screen knows how to put over his pictures.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-03
NEARLY ALL ALLIED
A|RPLANES SOON TO
CARRY BOMB DEVICE


wan the American Army IN Eng
hand AVG. Almost every airplanc
used ry no Alll's soon viii carry
bombs Experts m aerial warfare are
convinced that tho general efficiency
OF the corps viii be increased " "a
bombing device is added "a every
plsuc sent out even though It be of
tho tvpe intended only Tor r%ccognlZ-
nnc. work. and Americans luw train
iug in England are being as carefully
driticd IN horlhinc ns In handling q
machine sun
Lessons learned during the resist
anco offered ~ the recent offensive
huNo rrryod 30 increase the already
hign regard - both British and
American Officers for the low flying,
humt-,I.ttiuF craft ana over the
clm,S .rd countryside where avia-
tors are lne,ri trained. planes are IN
ovidcurp almost every hour, dipping
down from high Doe the air and skim
ming me nearby country, barely miss
ing trcetlur and houses. Il H. the
newer lesson they are learning, and
ohtcryetS rgcls trom the front. where
the allied p,anes did such remarkable
work MOI only IN scouting and dis
tra,tinp the enemy. but actually in
hr,tkiup no formations and a. points
,he,kinp thr onward movement have
urscd concentrations on that form Of
training
British trainers. detailed 20 Amer
lean aviation camps have been lib-
cral iu their praise OF the new niers
from oyer,rns. their only criticism be
ing TIA, me Americans are "a lit TOO
hoou. Their tendency has been to
pu 90 for H., ling stunts rather too early.
Ia training but oven this, the trainers
have admitted. b. q valuable fault.
though not one tu he encouraged.
u has been pointed out TO the
American thai team work ns well
as Individual efficiency h "a prime
requisite and the Americans have
steadicd themselves to the routine
THEN trainers have found makes for
genera advancement II not for indi-
yidusl applaufe Fancy lyin-. the
acrohatic WORK that once found favor
" drew heavy suie receipts at aer-
ill |,Nhihitions IN The United States.
-tili D. taught but the learning of
that form Of nying also has come 10
ne regarded MERELY AZ routine and
wholly r.ident ia the steady low
tying desirahl" FOR attacking camps
and troopH iu formation.
Accidents hAyc occurred IN the
camps whore th" Americans are be-
ing trained and d few men have been
Killed. but he records show that the
percentage rs iar less Ia England than
In the iuitcd States Those In train
INK here atv inclined tu attribute IA,
difference moro 10 luck than any.
Trims che although there also h
pointed uuf thr prohRhtity that the
average n1lpiaue used an England /
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-03
LUNEMDURG'S LOT
UNDER GERMANY'S
TYRANNY IS HARD

London Aus (Britlsh Wireless
Service The whole world under
stands tu,l appreciates the tragic posi-
ZION OF horuic Belgium and Serhin and
an b allied peoples have deep
sympathy Tor Rumania and Monte
u,rru but uul> scant attention has
b.ou given tp the bitter lot of he
rcnpl" Of iuvcmhurg.
For tour wears now the citizens ~
Luycmhurr have lived isoleted under
the yoke of German military DONNA
ton n o. said there are 5000 Lux
ruhIrR volunteers IN Frances foreign
legion and that they are gallant fight
cr- "n The sidc 81 Justice ana human
,ty u b. true mat LuNomburE has
not faced the cruel devastation
wrought hN defensive fighting against
the German iceions on their own soil,
hu, wai has come by air. and Just
as n has been necessary for he en-
tent. allie, to bomb German billets
iu Rrlgiun and French " so they
iave frequently had occasion IA bomb
IuNemtuIr aud with deadly effect.
natural, the German propaganda
lists 30 I~uNcrhure ns in Belgium, have
tried 20 .rol~c hostility against the
entente hN exploiting the air raids.
But again t- u Belgium their efforts
have proved -inrularly unsuccessful
The lu>rmuurr"rH persist, IN spite of
an propaganda boo regarding the Ger
man invader n~ the real culprit. they
re sornilr cl"url, that IuX"mburg IL
raidsd because th" German Is there
Protests nN the Luxembourg pa;lia-
m,ut and government AGAINST Ger
many ,tiuu iu placing tutt-air'rdft
guns arounu luNcmburs have been
~uutVailinr
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-03
Legal Notices

NOTICE OF Suit,
In the District Court Bcrnulillu County
state OF New Mexico
Alvin Pohle Plaintiff rs. y W Hulsapplr,
Mr q. : Mayfair aud e. h REYNOLDS
Defendants
No 1880.
10 the above named Defendants, p. W
Holsapplc, and Mrs r =. NaYlof
You are hereby notified that nit has been
filed against you. by thu plaintiff. Alvin
pohir. In the district court of the second
Judicial district Bernaliilo county state ~
New Mexico. The purpose ~ the said suit.
is TO obtain . judgment ~ the said court
cancelinF = deed made and executed tu you
hy the plaintiff. conveying the following de
scribed properly towit
Lots one au0 two. In block six. iu the
Lewis aud S.munds addition 10 the city ~
Albuquerque New Mexico. lots seven End
eight in block four in the Grant tract add,
tion 40 the city ~ Albuquerque. y VI aud
lots one. iva, three and four in block b,
In the BroWnswell aud lAill addition to the
city 81 Albuquo rque; al Of said property
being In ID" rnnuty ~ BernAlillu, IN the
tate u New Mexico.
Aud for the caneeling certain contracts
dated respectively On the I'M day of octo.
Der. 1909, ON the 9Th day OF tarch. 1879
aud ON the 3rd day ~ July 1917 said con
tracts cffrcting and covering the said above
described property. tnd for the recovery ~
certain moneys set nut In The complaint filed
herein, and ~ q~uieting title TO said property
You are further notified that unless YOU
enter. or cause IN be entered your Appo1ran -
In said cause on ~ before the 9th day ~
September 1913, judgment viii be entered
aud rendered against YOU In said cause, by
default and the relief prayed Tor be granted
That the names Of plaintiffs attorney are
Hcacock and Grigshy, whose postofnre ad.
dress h. Albuquerque. state ~ New NcNlrn.
Given under my hand and seal of ofirs
this 2jrd day o. July i9ts. al the city II
Albuquerque, y. N
tSeal) NESTOR MuNToNA.
Clerk.
By Thos X u Madison. Deputy
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-03

q better made machine han he ave-
rage that has been used In The United
Stutcs.
The bombing device being attached
to virtually every plane i- not the con
trivaucc that was used iu the earlier
days of the war. That used men was
little more than % mechanism hat
released the projectilc, allowing 1t to
fall al "a point approximately near
the target. Tho device now being
used is one with which the operator
may with much practice become al
most as proficient In Workmanship
as an trtillcrym a ~ with his gun
Almost every light plane Will carry
bombs Of at least % pounds ana from
the heavier types there wit lee hurled
the huge containers Of high cXplos-
ives not materially different from
those used by the Germans In some of
the more recent raids.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-03

state Of New Mexico, County Of Ber-
nalllo. In the District Court.
j. T. Elder. administrator ct the os.
tate Of W V, Futrcllc. deceased.
plaintiff w. Mis-, Rose +. Gideon.
Mrs. Anna Watson and an other
unknown heirs of the said W. v.
Futrello, deceased, or any n
claiming interest in his real estate.
defendants.
10 the above named defendants:
You ana each Of YOU are hereby
notified that J. T.. Elder, admins
traitor of the estate OF w. V. Futrelle,
deceased, has commenced suit IN the
above named court against YOU: this
general nature of which action is 10
obtain an order for the sale of tote
twelve IN block *" of the Eastern
addition to the city OF Albuquerque,
New Mexico; also the east n hun
dred feet of lot five aud the west
foriy-two feet Of lot six. as n shown
bN the re-plat OF the eastern halt
OF block thirteen at the Eastern adj
clifton to tho city OF Albuquerque.
\. NJ as Is shown by the said rc-plat
nlcd m the office of the county clerk
on the 9th day OF December A. u
1871. Alno lots nine. ton, eleven
twelve. thirteen and fourteen ih
block thirty four. In the sunny SLOPE
Addition 90 the CITY of Las cruces,
bona Ana county, New Mexico; also.
lots twenty-thrce aud twoniV-four In
block ten of The Sunny slope "idi'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-03
THE MARKETS


N,w york, Aug . The week 'n"
s,suor %, me stock market was ST
y,rnoial en- rNtromcly light d"uNn-s
General Motors and NoNu Scotia S'''l
aun,d 6ts and 80, points Respective
d. Lenders recorded nominal AL
.n,,s "a uh, outset but tines" were
nosiI, forfeited later. = tow '1nti'
rIenta tobaccos and oils mode
.>trcmc paius of 10 2 points, iti
,H,la wcr utterly neglected The
,losirp vys,s rtm sales approNimvtv
90 ooo rngr,a IihcrA 3tss SOLD J'
..q4i Ia s,p aS. fours S134S go
,etag an. 4t4at xa5.aG To- sos 40
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-03

chicago. Aug, @ c.. $ bureau of
Markets. iloea Receipts 10000
ten 10 twenty lower; butchers Si3lh
n1aGb; lifht Sto.3b@ ia7t; packink
SlS10DI90 90; bulls StS.25H 1850;
lils. good and choice St17imlN30.
.CHtuo Receipts 5000; compared
with 80 week aeo hcst steers AMI
butchers cattle are 20 cents highci
medium steers 20 to so lower; com
mon steers and butchers cattl" uttl.
,lanped nrom last wocE's close calves
% lower. stockcrs and feeders stron-
g. "a higher
sheep Rcccipts 3.00O: compared
with % week = best western lambs
100 10 90 cents lower, and native
lambs ga to 20 cents lower. feeder
lambs closed strong to % cents high.
-: sheen STEADY TO a shade lower
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-03

kansas cay. Aug 2 Hogs l'
ccipts coo. steady: hulk Slol0m
IPi0; heavy So 30Hla.h0; tight
2laO0mIa35: pigs sl77bmis.ao.
cattle Receipts 1900; stead,:
steers St7.75a 1880; western steers
Sli0OHlG.00 rows SG.0o" ii.Gp:
heifers s7.50m Ii.O0; stockcrs and
feeders s7.bOat7.S0. calves S7.boI
1850.
sheep Receipts 500; steady; lnmns
ga 30 lT.25; Ncarltngs 9ll.at'
a. 60, wcthcrs siO0 90 n ~ 90; cwos
-. 90 1850.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-03
u,r on mn MOUTHS on nNnrs

What do YOU suppose makes Your
baby sister cry sou asked q visitor
of small Edwin.
"a guess II mast he because she ~
hatchin' her teeth replied The youth-
ful observer.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-03
r. n. Kent, Veteran
Realty Dealer, Ill

dealer of Albuquerque, rs ~ at his
home, e2a West copper avenue IN
J. g. pearce is The attending physi-
elan.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-03

N,v Torb. Nug 3 Mercantile pa
p,r unclaimed. Stcrling and co'n
mercial bills unchanged
bar >il,,, and NcNicnn dollars uu-
changed
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-03

ton 10 the said D. 1T Las Cruces. ~
said county and .f.'.. Also lots one
and two IN blo,r .. cnty-fiVc IN the
town of Mountaiu Torrance conn-
g ana state ct So" Mexico; To satisfy
debts e. tho sn. tate, ana unless
YOU outer YOU "Nehrhnoe IN said
cause on or hrf thc 27th day Of
August. 1915, IrH Wcut VIII be ron
dered against you 0 default.
The name ot tbo uIaintiff's attorney
los ". l.. Moore. whose address II ~.
huqucrque. y. NJ
Witness my nH" ana the seal Of
said court this 10y OF IulN. 1915.
tSoaD stot M%Ontoya.
CLERK
nv Thos. u D. addison, DEPUTY
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-03
Chicago Produce.

chicago. Aus. .. Butter IN
changed
Eggs Roceipis t0.lbb eases; uu
changed
Potatoes lower. Jersey cohhlors
A. 7bm - 90: Virginia barrels 81 q q "a
20; nhnois early Ohios Ssea 30;
Minnesota 50 l0M2 SO, knrsn ana
Missouri $4,000 %.
Poultry awe. higher, tow 80"
SIC. springs 3eT3sisc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-03
Denver Ii,csiock.

UrnNVT, '0Io, Nnr- 7. .'UIITV
Receipts 500 steady; beet sI,crs
$1,000 l7.Oo; COWS aud hoifors s $40
HII.2G: stockcrs aud Feeders $ 90
I30O: calves 81 90 ml2.5O
HOGS Receipts none. UNCHANGED
Sbocr Rccoiuts none. unchanged.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-03

THE RED CROSS rs ~endoavoring TO
secure work for a number ~ wo-
men whose husbands are boz military
service. work wanted is clerical care
for children. store, plain sewing n
light owrk. Telephone home service
section OF Red Cross. No. 9i2
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-03
WANTED-Positions


EXPERIENCED ofnceman wants
omplo, ment VIII leave town. Box
40 cure Evening Herald
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-03
MATRIMONY

ARE YOU LONELY?-For speedy
marriage try my clubi best largest
In country; established ~ years;
thousands wishing r1rly marriage; all
dealings confidential. descriptions
free. The old Reliable CluD. Mrs.
wrubel. 732 Madison, Oakland. Calf
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-03
MONEY TO LOAN


MONEY To loan on real estate secur-
ity. 2O7 West Gold. Ciay Realty co
Phone 77G.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-03
%Typewriters Repaired
M ACCESSORIES
OFFICES

FDt RENT Once rooms 800 tho
Moiut huildiag
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Some Investment
WANTED--Male Help

WANTED--Male Help
WANTED-Fir First class automobile
mechanic. Good wages. White
Garage.
WANTED-Manua! training teacher
and all around mechanic. Rio
Grande Industrial School, Box 5g5,
Albuquerque, y. NJ.
GOVERNMENT NEEDS 10000
CLERKS at Washington. ENami-
nations everywhere In August. EN-
pericncc unnecessary. Mon and WON
On desiring government positions
write for free particulars to j 9.
Leonard, CORNER civil Service ~
aminer), 20 Kenois Bldg, Washing
ton,
WANTED job printer ana an ad
printer. Permanent situations. Write
or wir" Tho Evening Herald. Anu
Qacrque. y. NJ
STOCK StLESMEN Financial house
has opening Tor H. Sl.0Oo prr
month stock salosmAr To- follow up
live leads which cost as from $40 to
Sl5 apiece in small towns strong
selling issue. llu,, active endorse
mont OF many prominent mon 90 10
30 lends when salesman starts more
continually. ENcciirpt references re-
plircd. Address SUios Manager. 2H5e
chicago Ave, chicago. M.
CIUNAWARE SNl12sMAN-Fin op-
p%ortunity for producer seeking per-
maucnt profitable connection with re-
sponsihlc manufacturers; light sample
OUTFIT; write TODAY 900 BoN ~. Schring.
OHIO.
WANTED SALESNEN-Bcs side line
AN earth. brand new. g. commits
sion on orders uud ropeats: old relia-
BILE Pan Mis- Co. -'l2 Cottage Grove
Ave, Chicago,
WANTED - Ranch employees. also
auto repair man steady places at
moderate salartos can on NJ "
Mills. Combs hotel or address Mills
Ranch company ~pringer. y. Nj
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wANTED-Careful kodak finishing.
Films developed. Zoe; prints So to
Sc. Free engagements with your
work. Portraits. views. commercial
photography, Art Craft studio. A.
Amijo Bldg, Cor. ard and Central.
Phone 76T.
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WANTED job printer and an ad
printer Permanent situations. write
or wir" Tho Evening Herald. Anu
Qucrque. y. NJ
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WANTED-niisceraneous

WANTED-Clean cotton rags wanted
at The Herald office.
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WANTED Ranch employees. ALSO
auto repair man steady places at
moderate Salar,cs can on NJ "
Mills. Combs hotel or address Mills
Ranch company ~pringer. y. NJ
Evening star., 1918-01-12
BEARS FIND ADVANTAGE
IN PEACE. TALK THIS WEEK
Presidents Address Brought Con-
siderable Selling Of Grain-Ra1-
lies Soon Followed Declines.

CHICAGO. January 12.-Bears have
had an advantage this week in the
grain markets, owing to the unusual
amount of notice taken Of peace talk.
Net results. however. in the direction of
lower prices seemed to show that ma
jority Of traders took a decidedly con-
servative view and were disposed to
regard the likelihood Of a general peace
as having made little If any progress.
Compared with a week ago corn this
morning was unchanged to ss down;
oats off shade to %aH and provisions
up 45 to 1.10.
{. President Wilson's address to Con-
gress brought about considerable SELL
ing of both corn and oats. chiefly by
dealers who drew a quick Inference
that the outlook for an early peace had
been improved. News that Bulgaria
and Russia had signed a separate peace
led also to noticeable selling pressure
and SO. too. did word that Germany
had asked Sweden to become a peace
aid.
Invariably, though, resulting declines
in prices were soon followed by rallies
due largely to skepticism regarding an
early peace. Stormbound conditions
affecting the railroads did a good deal
also to uphold prices.
, Advances in the provision market
were ascribed partly to the various
peace moves and partly to traffic diffi-
culties which curtailed supplies of
hogs.
Evening star., 1918-01-12
WEEKS TRADING is LIGHT;
WITHIN NARROWER BOUNDS
Usual Jannary Inquiry Is Lacking.
Rails Again Handicapped by
Poor Earnings.

NEW YORK. January 12.-Peace talk
governed this weeks stock market, ru-
mors and reports being accompanied by
a wide variety Of more or less circum-
stantial details. President Wilson's re-
iteration OF this country's war aims
paved the way to fresh discussions
which found only occasional reflection,
however, in the movement Of quoted
values.
Trading was light and circumscribed
in comparison with the active periods
OF last month. public interest gradual
ly diminishing. The usual January in
financial offerings were easily absorbed,
probably because of their attractive re-
turns.
Short-term notes continued to be the
popular medium of new CORPORATE re-
quirements. the American Can Com
pany following the lead of other indus
trial companies with a sale Of 81, ,e00.-
goo seven to twelve month notes, is
sued to provide additional working cap
itai.
Rails were again Handicapped by
poor earnings and increased freight
congestion at important terminals
while the Industrial situation incurred
further setback in the partial sus-
pension of operations for lack of fuel.
Money on time and call was per-
ceptibly easier. although interior fnstf-
their reserves at this center.
Dealings in foreign exchange were
again insignificant, but some of the in
ternational war bonds reacted sharply,
french municipals proving an exception
at advances of to "a per cent.
Evening star., 1918-01-12
:
NATIONAL BANK Z Of WASHINGTON

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in the District bse@o % se s BIT " the close Of
I, Loan. discount
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Evening star., 1918-01-12
New York Mercantile Paper.

NEW. YORK. January 12.-Mercantile
paper. 51sa5A; sterling. sixty-day bills,
4.72: commercial sixty-day bills on
banks. AIM; commercial sixty-day
bills. 4.71A; demand. 4.75A; cables,
4.76 7-1s; francs, demand. 5.7s: cables,
5.7ox: guilders. demand. 42E: cables,
rubles, demand. 12H;. cables, l2N; bar
silver, s05t; Msxican dollars. "a Gov.
srpment bonds easy: railroad bonds