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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
 0iS4S4 Department Of The Interior.

|. $. Land Office at Phoefiix. Arizona.
 January lS. 1891. Notice is hereby given that Sic A. West. of McNeal. Arizona. who on July Sl. 1920. made Homestead Entry. No. 0fSIS{ for SEE l-4 Section 23 and NE l-4, Section 36. Township 3l-S,. Range s5-E.. G. X =. F. E. X Meridian. has filed notice ot intention to make Three Year Proof. to establish claim to the land above deScrih- ed. before James Allison. |. :. Commis- Sioncr. at Bisbee. Arizona. on the sSth day of February. 1891.
 Claimant names as witnesses: ChaS. \. RamSower. John Williamson James Jones, and Tony StuCkel all or McNcal. Arizona.
 CH-AS. l.. MARSHALL
 Register. First Pub. l-s1-si
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Alexander of ancient Greese used to encourage wine-drink king matches, in one of which S6 contestants died from over-drinking.
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Legal Noticea
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
 MINERS & MERCHANTS CLUB


 KNOW ALL MEN Bl THrSE PRESENTS that we. the undersigned. residents of BIs0ee. CocnsSe County State Ol Arizona, Oo here0y aSsOola,c ourselves together and form a corpor ,>.IOn, unuer and bs vlrtue ot the provisions of Sections 1906. 22O7, 220S. 2209, 22lO. 22ll, 2sI2. 22lS and 22ll. Chapter D. Title g, of the Re nSed Statutes of Arizona, 19I3: and ,he laws amendatOry thereof, and hereby adopt the following Articles oi lnOoa pOrauon:
 ARIICLE 1. The name of the Cor orAtiOn Is Miners ~ Mer~hant ~iOO ana the place Oi the Jiansact As Ol IL $ aiissirS anu sucn business, '.s It may do under the laws of its incorporation. Is Blsbee, Cochise coun- v, State of Ariona.
 ARTICLE II. The general purpose of the Miners & Merchants Club is the social and literary betterment of it's members, the promotion of friendly intercourse and fellowship of it's members, and not for pecuniary profit of itself or it's members.
 ARTICLE III. The affairs of this corporation shall be conducted by Board of Three Directors. who shall be elected from among the members of the Miners x Merchants Club" on the first Monday in January. of each year. The officers of this cor porations shah consist of President, Vice President, Secretary and Treas urer, and the two latter offices may be held by the same person. Until the first annual meeting of the mem- oers and until their successors are elected and qualified the President is Bert Clement, the Vice-President is h. k. Clement and the Secretary and Treasurer is X. Kline. The Directors elected tO hold office until the first Monday in January, 1922. or until the successors are elected and qualified are A. Kline, Bert Clement and J. R. Clement.
 ARTICLE ". This corporation may make such rules. regulations. dis. cnline and bylaws by majority vote otslts members. as 10 them may seem just and proper. and shall provide for the initiation of it's members, their qualifications, mode Of election and all other thinsS and acts that may be requisite in the premises.
 ARTICLE V. The time for the commencement of this corporation shall be the day these articles are Iiled with the Corporation Commission in accordance with the law anu the termmation thereof shah be twenty hive (2S) years tnelealter, with the prvilege oI renewal and right O. per. RetQal succession as required by law.
 tN N TTNESS MdERkOr', Ne have Aeceunto slh.>eu our StSna.u.e eS this 18th day oi January. ln .he e,u O. Our LOr0 Nmeieea Hundred and twenty one.
 bERr CLEMENT,
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BARGAINS

BARGAINS
 ROOM HOUSE partly furnished, sleeping porch; wood shed; lots. Price SS50 room house and gar age, Temby Ave. price S1.O0O. rents for $25.00. 3 room house BTOphy Ave Rents for. S15.OO. price SS5O.05. room modern concrete house, Warren. S1200 will handle this. bal anCe terms These and other bar gains. Houses to rent in all parts Of the district. List your property with me for rent or sale. Let me insure your property as l represent old reliable fire insurance com psnies. M. C. High, Allen Bldg.
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EnE nRNRATE OE NNlll

Notice is horcny given that '. W. Wal lscc nus fiicd in this Court a document pUrportiuS e. hc thc iust Win and ftsta- mont or Joseph X. Tanner. GccNascd Zoe gcthDr With a pcuticu praNiug that same be adniittcd to probate and that Letters Of Administration with the Win Annexed thereon De iSsucdN to him, the said |. w. Wallace. and that Saturday the 18th day of February. 1g2I. at the hour ot lO;W o'clock A. AL. at the court room of saia Court. in thc City of Tombstone. Cochtse CounCs has been appointed as the date of hearng herein and an persons inter- cstcd arc hereby notified to then and hcrc appear and show cause. if any they may have. why said document should not he admitted to prob;tte and such letters issue thvrvon, as aforesaid Dated this Sist d.iN of January. l92i
 .. E. JAMES. Clerk.
 lsN JOS. A lNEN.
 Deputy Clerk. tIrSt Pub 2-2-2i Last Pub. 2-l2-gl.
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WANTED
WANTEDAAGENTS AND
 SALESMEN

REAL OPPORTUNITY to represent the J. R. Watkins Company, one hundred and thirty seven household
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Commission expires Eco. 4, l92.. CERTIFICATE Or ELECTION OF
 DIRECTORS

DIRECTORS
 STATE. OF ARIZONA,
 CUun,y ot Cocmse, SS.
 I. BERT CLEMkNr. being first duly sworn, depoSe and>ssy: That on the 18th day of. January. A. n. 1921, at BiSbee. Arizona, at o'clock p. m., meeting of the membership ol the within mentioned Club was held and an election of directors thereof had, and at such meeting deponent was elected temporary secretary thereof, that thereupon the following persons were duly nominated for the offices of Directors, there being said three said offices to ill, said nominees be- ing: Bert Clement, J. R. Clement and A. Kline; that thereupon motion was duly put and carried that the nomination of said officers be clos. ed; . motion was thereupon duly made and carried that the secretary be in structed 10 cast a unanimous ballot tor the three persons above named for the offices of Directors cf the Miners X Merchants Club. to hold offices un- til the first Monday in January. 1922, and until their successors are elected and qualified, and declared the direc- tors Of the said Club for the term specified
 Opponent further states that he makes this afiidavit and verificaton in accordance with the Statutes ot Arizona providing for the incorpora- ton of corporations of a social kind, and not for percuniary profit. That the sEne is made part oI the above Articles ot Incorporation of tho Miners & Merchants Club" as pro vided by law.
 BERT CLEMENT,
 President. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 18th day Of January. 1921.
 r. F. THOMAS,
 Notary Public. Commission expires Feb. 1, 1922
 IN THIS SUPERIOR COURT Ot Tue State Ot Arizona. ln And For
 The County Ot CochiSe In Inc Matter Of thV Estate of } InSEI,fI \ NNNfrI
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bERT CLEMENT, A KLINE,
U Rs CLEMENT

STATE Or Ahi-oNA.
 County of CocniSe, SS.
 Before me. F. E. Thomas. a Notary Pu0hc, in and TOT the County oI Co chise. Arizona, on thIs day personally appeared Bert Clement, ]. t. Clement and A. Klne, known 10 me to Nbe the persons therein named and executed the above instlumen, and 'acknowl- eGged to me that they and each ot them, executed the above instrument for the purpose and consideration therein set forth.
 Given under my hand and seal of office, this 18th uay O. Januaty, 1921.
 F. Il. THOMAS, NAtt.e, P,a. .lfe
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FOR RENT

tsN T' osN'SreS 7ooses FOR RENT-5-room house completely furnished. Apply Mason Ave Gro cery. S4642-11
Evening star., 1921-05-19

Western clubs of the National
League are not finding their paths
so rosy during their eastern invasion.
Yesterday the league-leading Pirates
were the only members of the west
ern contingent able to score a vic
tory. Their triumph was achieved at
the expense of the circuit champion
Dodgers. The Giants downed the Cubs
after a struggle. the Braves crushed
the Reds and the Phillies overcame
the Cards.
The Pirates slammed three Brook
lyn pitchers and won, IL to 2. Cooper
was stingy with safeties. permitting
but Eve. The Dodgers did not get a
hit until the sixth inning.
Smith, first up for the Giants in the
ninth. hit the first ball pitched by
Martin for the circuit, and the Cubs
were defeated 3 to 2. The Giants
got their other runs in the eighth.
when Freeman hit batter and
walked two, filing the bases, and
York, relief pitcher. issued two more
passes.
The Braves knocked Luque for
row of goalposts and continued the
assault against Rogge. beating the
Reds. 6 to l. Fillingim yielded but
three hits. Southworth made homer.
Another home-run day was staged
in Philadelphia, and the cards got
three, Shotton. Fournier and Hornsby
making the clouts. The Phillies got
only one-made by Meusel in the
ninth-but it was enough to beat the
visitors, to 6.
Evening star., 1921-05-19
GR|FF LANDS A PITCHER
Jefferson Bensonhurst Brilliant to
Join Team on Its Return to
Washington.

ST LOUIS, May 19.-President
Griffith. who rejoined his team mere
yesterday. is authority for the an.
nouncement that the Nationals will
turn home in the person of left
handed pitcher from Roanoke Col
lege. The youngsters name is JEFF
ferson Bensonhurst Brilliant.
Harris demon.trated how to end
the daily occurrence of alien hits
due to balls falling safely between
groups of two or more Grifmen. In
the eighth. when Tobin raised a fly
over territory just foul of the line,
Brewer and Judge also set in pur-
suit. but Harris just drilled on and
without paying any attention to his
mates clutched the ball after a sharp
sprint. 1t was his ball and he went
after it. instead of hanging back to
see what the others would do.
e'he GriRs found a new set of UNI
pires on the job here-Ollie Chill and
Brick Owens. The only guessers they
haven't Seen this season are Evans
and Hildebrand.
Altrock pulled a brand-new one
when he strutted to the coaching line
in the sixth with a suspicious-lo looking
buldEe on his chest. After a few
presriGigatorial movements, Nick un-
buttoned his shirt and released a live
pigeon. which took startled flight to
the top Of the stand
The Browns inheld turned in some
sparkling plays. McManus Gerber,
Lee and Sisler contributed fielding
fcats bordering on the sensational.
Sisler'a third hit was a hunt down
the third base line. 1t caught Shanks
mapping and was easily beaten out.
Severeid, with homer. triple and
single in four times up. was the bat
ting star of the day. On his otheE
appearance he gave Brower a chase
for his liner to right center.
The fans Knve Rice a razzing when
he finally managed to stop a ground
ball in the eighth without fumbline it,
Evening star., 1921-05-19
PIRATES ROUT DODGERS IGOOSE- EGGS FOR TIGERS

Ty Cobb's ferocious Tigers suffered
their first shutout of the season yes
terday. Sam Jones of the Red SoX
doing the whitewashing. In other
American League engagements, thn
White Sox romped to victory over
the Yankees. while the Indians re-
gained first place in the standings by
trouncing the Athletics.
The Tigers made only five safeties
off Jones. and never seriously threat
ened to score. but the Red SoX did
not find it easy to get 10 Dauss for
2-to-0 triumph. The winners
punched the majority of their six hits
in the fourth inning when they made
their tallies.
Red Fater held the Yanks to five
safeties. while his mates hammered
three pitchers and won. IL to .. 1t
was the fifth straight win for the
White Sox. Faber was not afraid
of Ruth. The Bambino was up five
times. and Red pitched to him on each
occasion without granting hit.
When Elmer Smith connected with
one Of Ed Rommers shoots and drove
the ball over the rightfield wall. with
Speaker on base. in the third inning.
he sent the Indians to the top of the
heap. The rap put the Tribe ahead,
and they went on to win a 4-to-2 game
from the MackS.
Evening star., 1921-05-19

brought here. is said to be a frequent
visitor to the offices of Judge Bar
rett. and has explained all he knows
of the alleged fixing of the 1919
series.
MY best judgment is that Attcll
will not fight eNtradition." said judge
Barrett. And wouldn't Attell's tes-
timony be very valuable as an asset
to the states caSe?"
Evening star., 1921-05-19
AeU Ready Gie Base Ball
Mcbride Much Improved;
May Pilot Team Today

ST. Louis. May 10.-t;eorEe
Mcbride was feeling consider-
ably improved this morning and
expected to resume active direc-
tlon Of the Nationals on the field
after an {: bsence OF two days,
due to ptOmsine poisoning. Mac
ate some lobster which dis
agreed with him Monday night
in Detroit. and Tuesday merely
paid q brief visit to the ball
park and Immediately returned
to hi~ hotel. He insisted on
making the trip to st. Louis. hut
vvns 40 III yesterday h@ remained
in he'd all day. Capt. Milan again
pilOted the team.
Evening star., 1921-05-19
No-Hit Feat Performed
By Lafayette Twirler

EAsTON, Pa. May To-
Achievement Of q no-hit game
pitcher, and has made him hero
Of the Lafayette College bNSe
bal team. Seaman's work yes
terdnS was the chief feature Of
IAafayette's 7-tO-2 victory. OVER
,Urainus, which seored on rr.
.rors. SeAm0n struck out nine
men and walked two. In the
eighth inning he ; famed the
side. ..
Evening star., 1921-05-19
COLLEGE BASE BALL.

Dartmouth. 10: Pennsylvania, 5.
Amherst, 4; Harvard. o.
Ia Fayette. Z: I'rsinus. ..
Navy. "a: Rradin: Reserve. o.
Tenn6 ssee. l3: Mercer. s.
Pruwn. &: Army. :.
Georgia Tech, :: Oglethorpc, o.
wa>eda. 8: Chicago. Z.
Michigan. 6: Sotre Dame. 3.
Evening star., 1921-05-19

Twobase hits-Rice. sisler t2). Three base
hits-Tobin, SEVERED. Home runs-Shanks
~. SEVERED. Stolen base-SisIer. Sacrifice
McManus Left bases-Washinzton 5:
st: Louis Q. Rases on balls-On Erickson. I; /;
on Courtney; =: OF shocker 1. lIits-Off
1-3 innings. Struck out-By ShOcker, .
Losing pitcher-Erickson. Cmpires-Messrs
A minutes.
Evening star., 1921-05-19
Hilldales Drub Caps.

Cockrelrs pitching baffled the Capt.
tails yesterday and the Philadelphia
sional base ball game at American
League Park, Z to 2. The same teams
are playing a doubleheader this after
noon. The first game was to start at
2:30 o'clock.
Evening star., 1921-05-19
Memorial for 0'LoughlinA

CHICAGO. May 19.-Directors of
the American League, in session here
now. have voted a fund for memorial
to the late silk" O'Loughlin, one of
the most famous Of major league um-
pires. The Strike tuh": OF .O'Loughiin
was famous throughout American
League parks for years.
Evening star., 1921-05-19
ONE INNING is PLENTY
FOR ST. LOUIS TO WIN
Shanks Only Griff to Shine, He Hitting Two
Homers, One With Brewer On, to Net All
of Washington's Tallies.
BY DENMAN THOMPSON.

LOUIS May 9-Only inning required
whether spell
~ for still is effective That
alleged meeting
Erickson safet all
Evening star., 1921-05-19

Attell is making overtures to
States Attorney r. S. Grove to turn
states evidence. it is said. and mean
while the requisition papers for At
tell. issued last Saturday by Gov.
Small of Illinois, are being held up.
William Burns, former major league
player. who Is said to have acted as
the "go-between" for the gamblers
and players. named in the Indictment,
Evening star., 1921-05-19
PUGILIST MAKES OFFER
TO TESTIFY FOR STATE

here
the Office of Judge George Barrett special counsel for the
national base ball commission, to the effect that Abe @
rweight of
Evening star., 1921-05-19

VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Rocky Mount. 0; Petersburg. 3.
Norfolk. 4: Newport News. 8.
Suffolk. 6: Portsmouth, 2
Richmond. 6-3: Wilson. 1T.
Evening star., 1921-05-19
NATIONAL. LEAGUE.

GAMES TODAY. GAMfA TOMORROW
Chicago at y. T.. Chicago atN. Y.
Pitts. At Brooklyh. Pitts. At Rrooklyn
st. 1eais At PhilA. St. Louis At Phiia,
Cinctnnad At Boston. Cincinnati At Boston.
Results Of Yesterdays Games.
boston. 8: Cincinnati,'l.
Pittsburgh. II: BrookIyn 2
New York. 3: Chicago 2.
/ Philadelphia. {: St. Louis. 6.
Evening star., 1921-05-19
Bradley Bows Score.

Bradley School nine trounced the
Business High School second team.
l3 to 10. yesterday. 1t was the thir-
teenth straight win for the Bradley
boys.
Evening star., 1921-05-19

FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE.
St. Petersburg. 8; Jacksonville, 2, "a in.
nings).
Orlando. b. Tampa, o thrst camel.
Orlando. 10: Tampa, 8 (second camel.
Evening star., 1921-05-19
What May Happen
in Base Ball Today
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

GAMES TODAY. GAMES TOMORROW.
Wash At st. Louis Wash at VI IIonis
EoSt"n At detroit. Boston At Detroit.
Phi1a. at Cleveland. Phiia at Cleveland
n. I. At Chicago. n. 7. At Chicago.
Results Of Yesterdays Games.
St.. Louis. 8: Washington, g.
Boston. 2: Detroit, o.
Chicago. II: New York, 9
Cleveland. 4: Philadelphia, 2.
Evening star., 1921-05-19

SOUTH ATLANTIC. ASSOCIATION.
Grecnviile. 10: Charlotte, 8.
Charleston, 5: Augusta, 3.
Columbia, 9: Spa rita nlnIrg 3.
Evening star., 1921-05-19

APPALACHIAN LEAGUE.
Kingsport, 4; Bristol. g.
Cleveland. II: Knoxville. 3.
Greenviiie, 8; johnson City, 4.
PIEDMONT LEAGUE.
Raleigh. .: Winston -Salem, a
Greensboro. 8: High Point, o.
Danville, 10: Durham. 2.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Little Rock. II: Chattanooga, 2
Memphis. II: Atlants. ..
birmingham. 3: Mobile. o.
Evening star., 1921-05-19

Tn. Browns have releaso George
Ecehler, a pitcher. to Tulsa of the
Western League. With Jimmy Austin.
infielder. on the inactive list with
broken arm, this brings the Browns
roster to the twenty-five player limit
Evening star., 1921-05-19

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Milwaukee 3: Columbus, 1.
Ninnea apolis-Indianapolis, rain.
Evening star., 1921-05-19
Collegian Joins Macks.

CLEVELAND. Ohio. May 19.-Short-
stop Fulgham has Joined the Philadel-
phia Athletics here. He came from
Alabama Polytechnic Institute.
The New York herald., 1921-02-20
Hughes for Secretary of State.

CHARLES EVANS HUGHES, selected
by President-elect HARDING TO be his
Secretary Of State, will take office
with an ability, experience and fame
measuring up 70 the highest stand
ards and the most distinguished ira
dlions Of that honorable and lofty
post brilliantly administered in the
past and richly endowed for the fu-
ture by such giants as JAY, Mar
Shall, ADAMS, CLAY, WEBSTER, MARCY,
SEWARD, BLAINE, OLNEY and RooT.
Twice elected Governor of New
York, then a Justice Of the United
States Supreme Court, candidate Of
the Republican party for President In
1916, leading counsel in many Of the
celebrated law cases Of recent years,
best Of all. his whole fibre impreg-
mated with rugged Americanism, Mr..
HUGHEs's name is luminous through
out the country. In the world field as
well his power Of intellect, knowledge
of international law and unimpeach-
able character will carry far.
Long called the first officer Of the
American Cabinet, the Secretary Of
State in the person of Mr.. HUGHES
will be tower Of strength TO MIR.
HARDTNG'S Administration.
The New York herald., 1921-02-20
The Blllboards.

The timber line fades far in purple haze,
AS swings the train across the sum-
mer hills;
But billboards lift 20 mar our travel
ling days
"Try Curem's Pills.
Enhancing vistas open 20 our eyes.
As we gaze fondly from the swirling
cars;
Until tho flaming posters advertise
"Nonesuch Cigars"
We skirt lush meadows topped with
swaying reeds,
And stretching fields where clover
blossoms toss
In summer gales. butt now a billboard
pleads
TRY Hotstuff saucs.-
What scenic sweeps the billboard rem
ders vain.
That screams IN printing ink TO lure
our scads;
II we must read We much prefer the
sane
Newspaper ads
THOMAS J. MURRAY.
The New York herald., 1921-02-20
Clinkers.

lady who lives In Gladstone, New
Jersey, has sent to THE New YORK
HERALD a shoe box full of the hand
soonest clinkers we have seen in
long time.
This is sample" she writes, "oe
what we are paying $13s5 a ton for
here. It is called chestnut coal, but
we have to sit by the fire and watch
II or 1t will 60 out two or three times
in the twenty-four hours"
The coal once may have been chest
nut size, but the clinkers are as large
as summer squash and much harder.
They are Of rich brown with white
and raisin color trimmings. One OF
them weighs nearly pound. 1t could
be used TO stop door or chase cats.
But it would never pass through q
furnace CRATE
/. We have no doubt that thousands
Of householders in this part OF the
world could produce clinkers larger
and even harder than the samples
submitted by the Gladstone lady. AL
most every tender of furnaces and
stoves knows the clinker intimately.
1t is one of the things the furnace
manufacturers tell him to avoid buy
ing. "See that your coal contains
neither slate nor Stag" says the card
Of instructions, which adds the num-
Der OF b. t. u. that should be In every
pound of coal.
But when the householder confers
with the local coal dealer he learns
that he will be lucky If he can get, In
two weeks, two tons OF coal "as is"
So far as the measurement Of British
thermal units is concerned, the buyer
might as well demand that the spirit
Of Lord KELVIN deliver the coal.
Clinkers are annoying. They defy
the slice bar and the poker. They
often mean the dumping Of CRATES and
the rebuilding of fires. But they are
an evil like the high price Of coal. A
lot Of talk has been uttered about put
ting an end to them, but nobody In
authority has done anything.
TO the lady In Gladstone and other
haters OF the cllnker we can only
say that calendar spring begins In a
month,
The New York herald., 1921-02-20
IT could not have been better" tt

1t could not have been better" The
fox circled the bill, and though he
swept around at distance OF mile
OF more the crowd had repeated
glimpses Of him looking like red
streak" with the dogs close behind
filling the air with the music OF their
cries. Behind them came the riders
jumping fences, leaping over gullies,
slashing through the river, creeks and
bayous, fighting their way through the
woods and tearing through the high
grass and underbrush.
The fox crossed and recrossed his
trail to fool the dogs; then he went on
south, reappearina as a red spot on
another hillside and making great
long loops. "Tt was a killing pace and
Reynard began to tire. The dogs got
closer and closer and In ga open wood
he turned to face his pursuers." The
prettiest woman got his brush. The
chase began at 6 in the morning and
lasted until BIS in the afternoon,
mine happy, bowling hours; nine
teen of the dogs that started stayed
in TO the finish and every one Of the
riders.
Let the British rider wearied by
the monotony of and lack Of excite
ment IN the sport Of his own land
and also the disgruntled hunters OF
other nations once try this revival of
an old American sport and they Will
not say there Is no romance and Joy
in the fox hunt.
The New York herald., 1921-02-20
Tiniest Bible on Earth.
Woman Obtains It In Sweden
Printed 1f6 Years Ago.
Frnln fhe Eorsna GO star

From tts Kansas Cttu star.
What is said to be the smallest Bibie
on earth IS owned by Mrs. John Irwin.
Ninth street and Arlington avenus'
Mount washington. It Is 7-1o inch long.
Clio inch wide, about t-3 inch thick
Mre. Irwin has just returned from o
visit to Sweden and got the Bible from
her brother-in-iaw. Hjairnar Hanson. In
Stockholm. II was printed In 1903. and
has come down through the family since
then. II contains the whole New Tes-
lament. overy line OF every book. A per-
son must use n magnifying glass Of con-
siderable power to read it.
Mrs. Irwin was offered a handsome
price for the Bible. both on shipboard
on the way home and since she has been
In this country, but sho intends to keep
Il az an heirloom. A widely advertised
smallest Bible In tho world" which
Mrs. irwin bought to compare with 90
own, is 1 sis by 1915 inches In size
ana contains only four books Of tns
New Testament Mra rrvfn's Bible IN
printed in Bnglish