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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-13
Horst. We iIit

BALTIMORE. Npril - ~" 80
day alrir" meet 49, Mui, lond iI u ~
undrr way. They d,il"d lrr hu',
M rpvir with lla,Io de- Grac" aud
pimiro rcN ON III, track ralcudIr
Pulses aFetrriio about ti"'.n"0.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-13

Red 'rum AZ nlur Hhonld -" ug"d
Ia every home II makes clothes
white 80 nnuw aud never injuries The
lnhllr All Eold glOcrIn. bc Adv.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-13
'wAXAHACHIE NURSERY co

t,e,is aad select SHADE Hud lfui, Tvee while
81 haze select The, viii soon be-
pon,. ga tpn ,ou wish Ind
u s.,noh Ash ief Plenty ~ 2is.Inc. Also
pIcgn io Film aud sycamore, - and inches
~ 4.h ith Maple.
PLANT Niounain Ash the TREE of All TREES to plant In
the PANHANDLE.
Tnir YARN riiIn AND FILLMORE, Phone 1891
IuHN 4 DWIGHT Manager I0.i pierce ~, Amnrio, Texas
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-04-13
YOUNG GIRLS
MADE STRONG
Mrs. Boyd Tells How Her
Daughter Benefited by TAX.
ing Lydia E. Pinkhams
Vegetable Compound.

nanyillc. lll--"Ny daughter was
very delicate aad We taulPDt w. could
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-16

and wife. 81; tho undivided half II lot
>. IN Leer's first addition.
John W Harbou ana wife and Ar
thur A. snyder 20 Esther r ZiElcr.
SSH. A part OF section 90 iu Liberty
township
julius Haemelinck 70 Alma ne Schruy-
Ver 81. Lot Il Jefferson He ghts addi-
ton 10 MlshaWaka.
Nellie Potter 10 Jozef Lesinski and
Mnryanna Lesinski 81. Lot %. Realty
aud Construction Co.'S seconl addition.
George II. kuutz and wife 10 Andrew
lsocsis and wife. 81 Lot - iu Henry
Studehaker's first addition
Fred ". Keller and wife 10 Edward
X; Lee and Lillian " Lee, husband and
wife. 81 part Of lot a, ia AfuesseTs
addition
Edward r. lee and Lillian NJ lee.
husband and wife 20 John Il Pagin and
Louis \. Pagin. husband AMI wife, 81.
Same as above
Nern NJ. Ringgenberg To william i.
Calvert. 81 Lots . AS. ~. l4G III,
and Us IN Roseland park first addition
also lots 23>. 30 30. I'll. I'm Roseland
Park second addition
Emma l.. Beard 20 Alta 7 NeddO. 81
The west part Of lot l. in {. /. Hold
sons subdivision Of lots ~ and - In
Sorin's first addition
Mary Mckenna and John Il Mckpnna.
husband and wife 10 William b. Bar
endt, 81 the northeast fourth II sec
tion Is, In Greene township, consisting
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-16

leo acres and part Of section L in
Greene township. consisting ~ 80 acres
John Rush and wife 70 First Trust &
Savings bank Of Nishawaka. 81. \ part
n lots l. and Is I'm block No IS Law
renee and Battelrs addition 10 Msha
wnka
Edward ". Forstbauer and Rose F.
Forstbauer husband and wife % Col
paert Realty corporation. 81. Lot g in
Nianoka place an addition TO Ausha-
Waka.
Milton II Ewald and Lille Evald
husband and wife 20 Daniel Holderman
and Charlotte HOlderman husband and
wife. 81 Lot - IN Bowman's sixth adj
dton
Andrew Szabo and Rosa Szabo. hus-
band and wife % Andrew kopcSa and
Anna Kopsa. husband and wife. 81 2uO
La No. -. Arnolds second addition
Susan Il Nickel and Eda r. Sanborn
10 Joseph T. Bolka S153O Lot 23. in
J.. +. Bakers subdivision Of g. %. J..
No. : Of the second plat OF out lots of
South Bend
Thomas NJ Hohan and Erma c Ho-
han. husband and wife 20 Stanley AMI
Helen ZielinsN. husband and wife.
500. Lot 170 IN Ran, Sibley and Fass-
nacht's recorded plat Of Linden place
addition.
Sherman C. Judson and wife 70 VII
liam ! O'Neil and Ralph g. Osborne. 81
\ part of lots 100 and III in first sub
division of River Park
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-16
PRHATE BUNCO
REENLISTS ~ ARMY

First class Pvt. John T. Bunco. an
"cX-leatherneck" OF three years cx-
perience. was re-enlisted In tho army
for o Ike number ~ years. Pvt
Bunco chose the eighth motorized
field artillery. battery III" Camp
Funston. Kans. as his station lie
then accepted position as recruit
ing officer for his organization In
South Bend
tion are 20 the effect that volunteer
enlistmentS in the army during the
Tast week FAR exceed any since vol
uutecr enlistuents went into effect.
The total for this week throughout
the country is $3.50 men.
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literature Maynard said. AS far as
accuracy and clearness, and form
enter into writing. the press OF today
Is far superior OF any period OF the
past" This fact and the flood OF
ideas OF startling originality which
come off the Presses daily make the
lot Of the novice author infinitely
more difficult than IL was century
ago. according TO the English critic.
Referring 10 clearness, Maynard
read examples OF what he termed
feminine and masculine quality OF
Clearness. COrbett, the Victorian
essayist, he named. as the exemplar
Of the latter. while he mentioned
Alice Maynell as the best exponent
OF the former.
Personality. asserted the poet. is
the prime distinguishing factor of
a successful writer. 1t is an au-
thors signature engraved in his
thought Without Il writing loses
It's charm and becomes stiff and
wooden. Maynard VIII give his final
lecture Friday afternoon. on the ac-
quirement Of a sound literary taste.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-16

sluss and Della + Sluss, 81 Lot 162.
in Mayrs Michigan av addition % the
city Of South Bend.
Julius Bennett and Tdalie Bennett,
husband and wife 20 West End bank.
81 Lot - In Tallieu's first addition 90
the city Of Mishawaka.
Michael Hazinskl and Veronica Ha-
zinski husband and wife 20 Steve ku-
Java. 81. Lot 9O1 in third plat summit
place addition % South BEND
Maliie 81 Eisenbeiss. widow 10 Charles
NJ Andrews, 81 The undivided hall
lot l and a parcel Of land 3i-2-3 feet In
width north and south on OF entire
length Of north side lot ., Haneys adj
dition 70 South Bend.
Abraham Elder and Sadie Elder. hus-
hand and wife 81 Ben Chaser. as trustee
20 reconvey 20 Sadie Elder. 81. Lot In
block No. I. in Wallis addition to the
town. now South BEND.
Ben CHASER. single 70 Sadie Eder. 81.
Lot in block l in Walls addition 10
South Bend
James oliver. second. Gertrude Oliver
Cunningham. Joseph u. oliver. 1r., and
Susan Catherine Oliver trustees TO John
Tschida and Anna Tschida. 81; lot 81
in F. II. TUFTS addition TO the city OF
South Bend.
Marvin X. Ort and wife to Charles
4. Gallagher. 81. Lot I. Ort.s subdivi-
sion OF lot Is and the east half OF lot
Il. in Kunstman's first addition.
Builders supply and Specialty. Co n
De Witt Ingleright. g. w Brink, 5000
Lot 30, Portage park addition.
Anna l.. Fries and John $. Fries "a
Harveyi D. Nader and Elizabeth Nader
husband and wife. $500. part OF farm
lot No. II In section Q, in Penn town
ship.
William u. Miller and wife 10 Harry
81 CriSman and Ruby r. Crisman. hus-
I band and wife. $1,000. Lot 80, Bernel
Grove addition to River Park.
Clotilda Ripple to Sarah NJ Thumm
/ 81 oLt IS I'm Leer's first addition.
Peter Vincent and wife to Charles /
| eNitzger 81 Lot - In Adam :. Baker:
! first addition To Mishawaka.
II. Edo Myers and Estelle Myers
! husband and wife 70 Herman II
Bowles and Edith T. Bowles. husband
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-16
MAYNARD ADVISES
YOUNG WRITERS
Lectures Before Summer
School Students of NOtre
Dame.

'Po5sp SEPARATION. not inspiration is
the badge of q successful author. %
declared Theodore Maynard. Eng
lish journalist. and poet. in his lee
ture on the essentials Of writer.
delivered before the Notre Dame
summer students. Thursday after
noon. The history Of letters" con-
tinued the lecturer. lis history Of
painstaking effort carried on down
through the centuries"
rs IS said that he who would
learn the Chinese language must
eossess n head OF steel. a heart OF
oak. the patience Of Job, and the
years Of Methuselah. The analogy
may not be quite so far-fetched in
connection with the art Of writing.
but 90 served I'm a concrete way 10
visualize the difficulties to be met
by the tyro author Every writer
in history has been a grind OF
course Walter Scott wrote Wood
stock" IN three weeks. and Dumas
could sit IN shop window scrib-
bling his copy. but these are the
classic exceptions.
Prose Good Today.
Speaking Of the quality OF modern
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Days NeaCS In
CITY STATISTICS
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


Taken from the records OF the Indiana
Title a Loan Co.
Francis l. Carter single 70 Arthur
Ferdham and Ida " Fordham. husband
and wife, 81. Lot 1sS Wenger < kref-h-
baums replat 81 Martin l.. Wenger's
sixth addition 10 the city OF South Bend.
Sarah +. Hirsch, widow 10 Ben Baer
81 Lot ,, OConnor's addition 10 the
town nov the city Of Mishawaka.
Claude Miller Witter aud Ruth Dor
othy Witter husband and wife 20 wal
ter IT, Fields, 81 The southwest fourth
II section -, township IS north Of
range II, containing LOO acres.
II q. Matthews and Katherine Mat
thews, husband and wife TO Neva NIL
Ter 81. The north half OF lot b In sam
uet Martins addition 10 the city OF
South Bend.
Mary L. Haley and Joseph Z. Haley,
husband and wife and Joseph +. Haley
and Mary T.. Haley. husband and wife q
Neva j Miller. 500 Lot in Kaley's
subdivision Of the southwest fourth OF
the northeast fourth OF section ., town
ship 81 y. r. 2-E.
Paul 2. Anderson and Pearl \. Hut
son. husband and wife 10 Walter G.. Pal
mer. 81 Lot 50 I'm BOwman's place ad-
diton TO the city OF South Bend
Samuel q. LOntz and Marie J Lontz
husband and wife. Elizabeth A. Browns
field. trustee under will Of her mother
Martha A. Miller. Elizabeth a Brown
field and Denis :. BrOwnfield. Joseph W
Tarbell and Adeline Tarhell. Walter 4
Frederlckson and Elizabeth r. Fred
erickson and Martha 4. Richards and
Alfred Richards husband and wife e
Rose Angler, $3.50. Lot i In Parl
place now in the city Of South Bend.
Alice Prytz widow 70 Julia Lane
500 Lot 157, Bewman's nth addition
TO South BEND.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-16
OLSON Is CHAMPION
RASPBERRY GROWER

Leroy Olson. "A farmer living
seven miles west Of South Bend.
today holds the title as St 10
seph county's champion rasp-
berry grower Olson brought 90
The \ewa-Times Office Thursday
morning "a quart box OF black
raspberries and not one Of the
berries was smaller than "A hick-
DRY nut. Many OF them were
larger. In addition 20 their size
the berries were OF luscious
flavor so the publisher declares.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-16
COMMITS STICInE

Mrs. Clara Foust. 81 years old.
wife OF Albert FouSt. town marshal
Of North Judson. committed suicide
last night by firing 50 Calibcr
bullet into her head. Mrs Foust re-
Gently lost her daughter by death
and dependency caused by grief is
believed 10 have been the motive of
the deed
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-16
POLICE asked TO
FIND TWO YOUTHS

Police wero asked Thursday 20
aid In tbe search fer Curtis Free
land and Richard Schultz who left
their homes in Buchanan. Mich.
last Saturday shortly after noon and
have not been heard from since
that time.
Frcelard was IA years old and
Schultz was Is.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-16

THE expense Cf lowering prices
viii have 90 be paid by some one"
a trade paper gioomiy predicts. But
most people will Hot worry BALI as
mach about II as about the expense
OF rising prices.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-16

Or. r. 3. Dugdalc has moved his
Office 10 eos W. Jefferson blvd. jus,
around the corner from his former
office. 6qSG-21
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al-Kulub, thou art mine again" he
Sid.
And thou wilt keep thy oath and
give me and wy lover freedom %
asked the girl. tensely.
Was that mine oath ."
"Yeh."
Nay swore TO reward thee befit-
ting the service thou hast rendered, ."
replied the robbar shayk
"Yeh, that till my death we
should live surrounded by wealth
Uncountable. Bat wealth I crave
not only freedom, ard the desert
and my love"
Too great a reward for a loose.
babbling tongue" frowned Chu.
Thou didst betray me vesternight
10 AlcolOm and 10 thy fellow slave
Marjanah. For service such as that.
the reward is death. But I will
show thee mercy and keep mine
oath. Until the end OF life. thou
and thy lover shall live chained in
my cave, midst wealth uncount-
able"
Nay then, thou son Of Satan. I
viii betray thee here then in the
market place" cried Zahrat. fierce
ly. Hear We, all of We This is no
Chinese merchant We have been bar
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Nay, il is against all law and Gus
tom 20 alter the proceedings OF the
sale as set down by him who sells,
protested the fat lady buyer
"Yeh. il is against all law" ad-
mitted MukDill. Were Kesip Be la
here"
The gong from Alcolom's palan-
Ouin sounded Il speak for Kasim
Bahia" she crier. do as Chu Chin
Chow asketh."
Vainly the buyers walled their
protest; vainly they cried IL was
against the law. The auctioneer or
dered that all the slaves be placed
together in one lot. The fat lady
buyer rushed from one buyer 70 an
other. We Join together, Ell? And
bid against this stranger from Shan
ghai2 Yeh, we put all our money
together, and ] will make the bids
The fat lady buyer looked over
the assembled slaves as they lay on
the ground before her.
Then for the lot. what say We 70
thirty thousand dinar2" she cried,
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the bags OF gold before the buyers
Two hundred and ninety-seven
thousand, two hundred and one
dinar bid"
And one dinar more" cried Chu
Chin Chow. solemnly.
The buyers broke into a chorus
OF lamentations. BY Allah, we are
finished. We can bid no more"
Then the slaves are thine, oh
Chu chin Chow. Cor two hundred
and ninetv-seven thousand two
hundred and two dinar more. Where
be thy bond ,"
Abu Hasan. alias Chu Chin Chow,
bowed gravely from his seat on the
richshaw
MY spoken word" he said. sim
ply.
The Luyers broke into loud and
deriSive laughter Yep they
cried. His spoken word
The goLg from AlcolOm's palan-
uuin sounded again. Il speak foT
Kasim Bahia. ! do accept this mer-
chants spoken word" she said.
'Yep-now Allah save thy lord,
cried the buyers. Abdullah sum
moned the guard OF scimitars. and
with a smile, AlcolOm was borne
away from the slave market. She
waved her hand in parting 20 the
robber chieftan. AS the slaves gath
cred in small groups. Chu signalled
for Zahrat 10 come 10 him.
Now l have bought thee, Zahrat-
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tering with II Is Abu Hasan. OF
khOrasan. the robber shayk.'
Chu famed himself laZily. The
assemble buyers paused in dismay.
afraid 10 move.
The woman is mad. cried the
buyers. she is mad"
Nay. 1t is ye who are mad" COM
manded Abu Hasan. rising males
tically in his rickShaw and facing
the buyers as they sought 10 con
ceal their bags OF gold. Il am IN
deed Abu ELasan, Of Khorasan.'
The buyers groYelled in the dust.
Allah protect us" they walled.
Why cry 20 Allah?" demanded
Zahrat Here srandeth the wolf
alone. that hath robbed ye all for
years Yet We fear him. Then I.
the desert woman. will avenge thy
wrongs. Abu Hasan, 1 am thy
death"
With appraised dagger she sprang
toward the robber chieftan. who
scarcely moved. Yet ere she could
strike, Chu waved his fan toward
her. There was a fash. a sharp
explosion and Zahrat dropped upon
her knees. half blinded and stricken.
Thy stroke hath failed. my des-
ert woman" said Chu, calmly.
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triumphantly.

"a 4ulll HldnLlJ.
Chu lazily famed himself.
Il bid two score thousand dinar,
be said calmly.
Forty thousand bid" droued
Mukbill. Throw thy money down"
Nay" sale Chu, Il give my
bond"
The buyers shouted in derision
A bond-for such slaves as these q?
The man was mad.
No bonds are taken here" crieI
the fat lady buyer. Naught but
good Persian gold"
The gong from AlcolOm's litter
rang again. L speak for KasiU
Bahia" she cried. Il take this
merchants bond"
The buyers broke out i'm a vail Of
protest. "Oh. gracious one, wilt
thou take our bond also?" asked
one.
NAY, naught but gold from thee. b.
replied AlcolOm. Il know Chu chin
elbows worth but yours l know
not"
Forty thousand bid" cried the
Guctioneer
Hold" commanded Chu. raising
his voice. How many thousand
dinar have these buyers in gooG
Persian gold2'
The buyers chartered together
anXiously. The fat lady figured.
Two hundred an6 ninety thousand
dinar, and some two hundred odd"
she said
And will We bid the LOTT" asked
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Chu.
"Yeh. yeh. II need be"
4 bid then, for the lot OF slaves,
two hundred and ninety thousand
dinar" said Chu. generously.
And two hundred more" cried
the lady buyer amid much chatter.
Throw thy money down before
ye." commanded Chu.
A dozen bags OF golden coins
clinked as the money was thrown
down upon the mat before the lady
Luyer. Chu's eyes sparkled.
Il bid one dinar more than We.
cried Chu.
The buyers clenched their fists
and cursed the Chinese merchant.
Hast nothing more lCft2" cried
Chu, mockingly.
A buyer turned 20 Alcolom. "Wilt
thou not, oh gracious lady, take our
bond?"
"Naugnt but sold from theca."
AlcOlOm shook her head.
These jewels then i add" cried
the lady buyer. pulling off many
rings. Bought from Kasim Raba
himself not two months since for
twenty thousand dinar."
AlcOlom laughed contemptuously
From Kasim Baba? Worth then
but a third the sum thou didst pay
II will reckon-Seven thousand
dinar"
The auctioneer droned out the
figures as the Jewels were added TO
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-19
CHU-CHIN CHOW
The arabian Nights Brought To South Bend
BY OSCAR ASCHE

rickshaw stopped. a servant placed
foot stey before him. and Chu
descended in stately dignity. He
bowed low before AlcOlCm as she
rec.ined ia her litter.
May j have speech with thee
Oh head wife Of my honorable and
houored host?" he asked softly.
AlCOiOm made a sign tor her at
tendants 10 withdraw.
art thou willing 20 aid me in
this robbing OF thy lord o. continued
Chu.
"Yeh. verify. II thou wilt swear
by Allah TO rob me afterward," she
replied.
Rob thee, Oh Lady,"
"Yeh, OF my lord Kasim," she said
fercely. Il hate him"
Chu Chin Chow raised his hands
sOlcmnly. II swear by the Koran 10
rob thee in the end" he murmured.
When viii be the end, oh Chu
Chin Chow"
When thy lord hath naught for
me TO rob save life itself"
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Stage
CHAPTER VII
The slave Market Of II Kabar

The Slave Market Of II kabar.
10 the walled inclosure used by
the slave dealer. al lIauk-al-N asIr.
for the disposal OF his human wares
were many beautiful slaves penued
iu the different stalls and guarded
by their keepers. They were the
choicest and most favored from the
harem Of Kasim Bahia and since
early morn they had been I'm the
slave pens. japanese girls. Chinese
girls. beautiful Ara5ians. dark skin
ned girls from the Indies and fair
Albiuos. all were punched together
waiting 20 go upon the auction
block.
In a separate slave pen were
dozen young girls from the desert.
wild and untamed. dancers who
VS. hirled like dervishes I'm "a desert
storm. 60 uncouth and so rough in
their play that the slave dealer
thought best 10 keep them separate
from he more quiet and well be-
haved slave girls. Among the desert
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Screen

Now. buyers. place al the bags OF
sold upon my carriage. I am but
oue-remember there ere forty
more
From outside the slave market.
singing their strange chant. came
the forty members OF his band. all
heavily armed. They fled into the
ring. collected the Bags OF gold. and
then escorted their chief 20 the
gates.
Bring Zahrat-al- KuIub 20 the
cave" commanded Chu chin Chow.
Two OF hts band took her BY the
arms. She faced the robber shayk
dcfantly.
II have failed this time. Abu Ha
san" she cried. bitterly. yet fate.
which never lieth. hath written in
the sand that 7 shall be thy death.
TiS written in the sand, Abu Haan.
n y fate and thine"
CHAPTER TX
\ Mean Street in Bagdad.
The humble home OF All Bahia
was in one OF the poorest and mean
est streets IN the city OF Bagdad.
Besgars, neddlers. tunerant musi-
clans. bean-sellers. merchants, all
fCONTINI-E on PAGE EIGHTl
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women was Zahrat-al-Kulub, she
who was 10 De sold with the rest
that very day.
Slave boys sprinkled water upon
the dry sand 70 settle the dust.
Others brought elaborate mats 10
spread upon the ground. The sound
of "a tOm-tOm dTOned lanly through
the air. Then "a gong sounded, and
MultbiH. auc-ioneer. attended by
two Keepers dressed in white and
carrying long bamboo poles, entered
thu slave ring.
Mounting a raised dais at the CEN
ter of the enclosure, he unrOled a
parchment and read:
"Be 10 known unto thee. oh Muk
hIi. public auctiouecr OF slaves. that
J. ~ NIalik-al-Nasir, slave dealer
have granted unto kasim Bahia the
use this mid-afternoon of my pri-
waite Save market for the selling
Of his slaves And thou oh Muk-
bill shall have the selling of the
slaves and the rendering of the ac-
counts 20 me. Allah's blessings on
thee and or the selling"
He rolled up the parchment and
put 10 90 one side.
Where be kasim Baba's steward
Abdullah he asked
Here. on MukbiI" replied Alb
dullIh. coming forward.
Ar thy MASTER slaves ready for
tine ring"
'.Ych. They be an be-decked and
le-ieV He'd and be-wrayed In THEN
finest. even as they shall walk for
sale
''Theu we but await the comma
or che MASTER IIasiu Tor the opeuina
OF the market"
..Yeh. None shall enter To- IN,
selling save ar his biddfnr."
a gong sounded outside the gates
The yoi,.. Of ATro1orr, vyas heard de-.
manding admittauce. The gat,
kpcnfrs threw quou tho 0afas 4Dt
AlcoIoIn. reclining upon a eorreou.
litter was brought I'm by bearers. at
tended ly a Guard 0f srfrnifavs SIN,
directed that her paIauquiu be So
down opposite the gates Of the sllv,
market.
AbduUah Frustrated himself be
fore her.
"Rf-. Oh AhduIlah She com
mandeG Thy master is grievou
sick. inflicted with pains intCrna
and Internal
The fruits of last nights feast
ING uuruurcd the steward with .
SMILE.
Therefore come 7 I'm his stead q
500 tho rsrv,,v- or+ ~ b;s c,r,
nauds and demands continued tn,
rat wife
"trss-irr- - oboyf-r- said Ab5ul
13b ~9r4aT-fDr
Tho auctioreer interrunted "Ha &
-bof oh r-~s~io,,s ono 49,. ,,.v,es b.,
those invited TO the sale that the,
NAV cuffr and the eare hapin 90
-.Yeh. mere be the list" reprie,
Alcoror,
Nr,tr-bf1 +oot- +ro rie+ ,-s ,--.4 ~.
the names The re-rs we're o1ors5
and a motley +brrrr Doura5 into IN.
s1,vo -,,-l-,+ ST. 49, -.
mats and tsrs ~ roId Dracede5 ~,
buvers and -r-ar~ad coD,f l,I.
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CHAPTER TX

CcoNTTNUED on PACE EIGHT
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GAYS % TsE aGp rf4-
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