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JUUWCIE BUErWVTi TRESS, TOUMrV. MflTOM s12. TWO QESIDEIJTf "hundred nmuoNmujiRMaY''jCEiS ADnTi xoivta HLE C7T FROM HIS jGJNT WIFE CF AMBASSADOR Killed in ihe eeoflcit -manner pqssfljlefrorn tht brizhtctt aiid cestswteat fcro wn; yVhy uy 7' -sack iX tfiourTanJ take what the tteaimeaii'Trtnelmost'nf New Dreadnought Bids Call Attention of Offer for Old Vessels "OUR PRIDE" FLOUR and getthe bestiamily flour made. Your money back if not satisfied. Your Grocer by TZ2 tlAlrttZQ MILLING COMPANY PORTLAND, JNO.

EE THIS NAME ON EVERY SACK -WW T.tt- INTER-STATE EMPLOYE WAKES 8BRIOUS CHARGES AGAINST WIFE IN HAMDOLPH iCOURTi-OTHER WrNCH ESTER NEWS. f-i(8paclal Pnasi) Winchester, Sutt was filed ll the ttarfdolph circuit court here WednesSay "alternoon by James B. JdcCartney against Myrtle C. Mc-Caftney, asking that Ihelt marriage be -pnnuHed. ufl tthat the 'tee jgiven I a decree of divorce.

-McCartney is sixty years old nd ts prominent throughout the county. JUis home is at Ridge-ville, north of here, although he Is employed the Inter-State Automobile company at Muncle. He ts a machinist by trade." According to the complaint, the couple were marries ia "1911. 'He states that was a fraud, that his wile, -before her marriage to him was Myrtle G. Zlllifro, was a married woman at the time their marriage, lalsely representett herself by saying rthat she was to the complaint, prior to the eeremony, on 9,1910, a "divorce had been granteW TYPES OF SPANISH WAR PERIOD MUST GIVE WAY IOWA IS THE BEST KNOWN.

i Yum! Yum! Maple Syrup Time Is A lmost Here TS nice to be a "huadred million dollar baby," like Vincent Watah Of Washington. He has Just received a gift from Ma aunt, Madame BakrceMeft, wlte-at" tkejambajsadar Irom Rueata. thai ha prtsaa more Hian any tbe -eouatcasea' praaanU that baae Jbeen-jrtrowered apn him In bb thiea anort yeas of Ufa, -even the golden cradle In -which heapent his earjy daya. It la a goatiaad soart. drives through the of bia home estate every day.

cloaeiy guarded, of course, corpa mt Jiurees and private atetee-tlvaa. Master Vincent la now tha peaseaaor of ntte-a-raelns-etaMe, JBesltie the goat, there ia a tricycle with pranetnc horaa'a flmm on the front am1iiaavaJJhoortd.lJorihy hovaea, IS EVERYBODY HAPPYf vessels about one-quarter of the amount expended ythe gov- It is About time to Jjave fresh maple Jrom to pounds Cf mup on the "flapjacks" of a morning auKr. according to the sue of the Lena Fait, Deserted City kettle. and a number of Muncisites who have erninant to build them and keep them in repair and is regarded -as an unusually good offer. Inasmuch as the Now twas the "time lor a mm.

price usually paid 'for warships going -March i7. With the tnnouueement of bids on the-two tew battleships and Nevada cr $5,900,000 each it ts Interesting to note that the -first-class bat-t eship of today becomes the second-rater of tomorrow. instance, the onee famous flying squadron. Long ago it lost its 'Claim -to fleetness, its powertul bat-tletiitps have -ceased to terrors of the seas, and the scout now hang helplessly Id wake of the speedier chips of the merchant marine. Memories of the Jiot, elear July 3, 1898, have passed into history.

The fleet which worked among the ships of Admiral Cervera oft Santiago, and fent them crippled not arways lived in the crowded aad "stulfr" city are growing hungry lot their favorite spread. for the How Thouiands af ONeafo People iWere Duped sinto -Baying tta In City jcn Paper Which Was. Destined to Beeome Second Gary Hotal Owner Only Optimist Left. her hv the Delaware circuit court, with a decree at the -court prohibiting her Lhot They say cow that -March marriage anyone etee 1tr out "or commission is more than one-twentieth of their cost, and expense- of upkeep. Under the statute no.

vessel of 'the navy -ean be sold at private sale, and congress will have to make such ia transaction' legal' by a Joint resolution providing for the acceptance of the offer. "sugaring on." Word wag Bent out through the settlement that on a obtain evening at a icertain oarap there would be a 'Maturing off, bring yourtia cup and spoon with you." This was the only necessary, a crowd of young and neighbor! were sure to be present The first course in the supper was an egg build the syrup, and a doughnut. Eggs were cheap in those days, worth from three to five cents per doien. When the boiling gyrup was of a consistency to "blubber and spit" in the kettle, it was pronounced ready for the second course in the supper of sweets, which was Every one with a tin cup "with a little cold water in it, at once got busy with his spoon, dipping the hot syrup Into the cold water and Just about tOO miles northwest of store on what was to be Maln-Btreet, on the Chesapeake Ohio rail- coming eariy to get in on the ground read is the town -of Lna Park, -with ia floor. Then he discovered that the glass factory, large stone hotel and! prospects In store for Lena Park were ten inhabitants.

Practically the whole mere "moonshine," and he decided to "municipality" is to be sold for taxes Uear the store down. In the. work, he within a few days. Lena Park repre-' in someway undermined a wall and -sents one of the biggest land 'grafts: it fell on him and killed him. Since that has ver been perpetrated -in tbV then another foreigner has entered the -stnte.

With thousand of lots staked! building and still maintains small out and practically all of them sold, i stock of merchandise to attract the Lena Park Is' sandwiched between the, farmers who reside In the immediate Ttghfcof-iway of the Chesapeake Ohio vicinity. and the Erie railroads. The former Discovery Is Made. i has arrived it is time for Ktag Winter to take a back seat and let the sugar, water run. 'There are many men and women who have known what It is to work In the sugar camp and help in the making of maple sugar and syrup.

A number say-they would like to work in the eamp again this spring and several are planning to do -so. When the first pioneers came to Delaware forests abounded with both hard and soft maple orchards. The soft maple was Indigenous to lower lands, and grew in great numbers, but both were producers of of two years. He says that he represented to him to be. a woman, of good morals but that she was not.

He says that she is guHty of adultery -with many persons. McCartney Is very. prominent in this county. Although he has been employed in Muncle, his home is at as he, together with his wife, 'took up a -temporary -residence at Muncia. It that the case will involve one of Muncle's most prominent -bustnass men -when it comes to trial.

"Gay Paree Jor Me" Says Leonid a When Ship Comes id iue oeacu, ib uie ena oi its career of usefulness. Naval experts eaw -that in from two to six years these sturdy veterans will be obsolete, so far as modern "warfare is concerned. Fcr -that reason the government Is rendering -a bid of $8,000,000 for the purchase of five of the most efficient vessels cf the Spanish war period, "the Iowa, the Indiana, the Massachusetts, the Columbia and the Minneapolis. Even if the ships -are -not sold, their days are numbered. They are already road has a station abont six feet jt was earjy the summer of '1911 CSpeclal to The Tress.) square at about the center of whRt was that it was 'finally discovered by the saoharine svrup.

The long, winters of a century ago hard 1 "iien me amus-WMe ing act of "Chawin' the hard lumps to have been a second Gary. A short freeholders of the newl carved out Pittsburg, March 7. "Back to jessup Will not talk. Winchester, March 7. FranJt Texas? I should say not productive t)f a longer season for101 swetness 'was finally abandoned.

Uw-t uiUll IUI UQIl CJ I tin I lilt" uau ucm in inine. It's off-to Paris for de clared Leonida Sarah Jacobs, of San Antonio, -girl "salesman" and nifty sol- erected and luxuriously furnished. It is J.910 tax that has! i8881' VI u. building was erected by a man who is been declared delinquent and esrK well to do and after -which many other -which the lots are now offered for sale. 1 having stolen a horse and rig from hi investors had been led to believe that! it is the belief of many that despite V.

T. AVHson, last June. re-Lena Park -was only a name and that tne fact that more than a thousand to make any statement other In what is known as the "second line cf defense," so that it Is only a ques-idler of fortune, as she grinned over a sugar-eeason, and a greater flow of i 1 course for tarry was of short dnrt-sap, and of a richer quality, in the Uonfor the sugaring process was near spring following. at hand' The fiM was wltharawn from The bard maple, or because under the kettle, and constant heroic of its favorable situation on higher 'stirring wts required to prevent th and dryer warmer soli, yielded i su" from burning to tbe kettle, as earlier to the genial Influence of thei wu to "granulate" the sugar and ticn of time be lore tney win be re le-i telegram from san Antonio, Texas, in- than the one given to the officer yes- forming her that she had fallen heir to $100,000. Miss Jacobs had $2 in all the wide.

a town would never exjst at that point, lots remain in the name of Hicks The proprietor was seen a short time Williams, that the firm made a large ago by a Muncie man, and, asked why'8um ot m0ney. It is believed that he was investing so heavily in 0f the lota now in their name gated to the 'scrap heap" and sold at public auction. All five are approaching the cf twenty years, which is set as the life of a ship ot war under present- spring Sim and wind, and sent Its fin- Now came the -third course in this wide world wheu the telegram came Into circulation sooner than the soft A week ago she was invited to leave 'appeared to be a country that would wer gold and that the deeds or con- tertay. He admits taking the outfit, and says that he can find most of the clippers," whips, harness and feed that have been missing from the Wilson barn during the few months. It is thought that other persons will be implicated.

flay conditions. As compared with the Hotel Henry and turned over to the; not be many years and tracts were not recorded. Several ln- the newer tiretuJnough.s, both In hotel $200 worth of wardrobe as se-i that In all probability never would be nf this kind hav cnm to sp'eea ena in ugnung power, iney are cunty ror a rour weeks notei Din. sael a prosperous town, ne repnea: light. evening banquet of -sweets and merriment.

Everyone was invited to help himself, and he needed no second invitation for the kettle was soon full of spoons lifting out lumps of bet sugar, and cooling -and eating them. Of course, after an evening of so much sweetness, every one would leave the camp with the sweetest and kindliest remembrance of that night banquet In the woods. aireaay entirety oenina tne times, jnj took bumble quarters with a klnd-i "Never mbad; I know whaM am de-l The expense of the excursions from battle with the mammoth Utah, or hearted boarding house keeper You wait a little while and Chicago was great, but it is believed Jlcrida, Iowa or the Massachusetts jtrled to sell toilet articles, later solicit-J Park, as laid out, covers near-Uhat the promoters sold enough lots would be hopelessly outclassed. ling magazine subscriptions. Hy Tan entire section of what was once l.to-comneniate them.

-Strategists of the navy seem tor Miss Jacobs came to Pittsburg from excellent farm land. Scores i Tinally the persons who Invested in have determined upon a policy-which the east, where she had trouble with i scores Of the lots that were staked off, Lena" Park" real estate became so en-eliminates praclicat the smaller-type rich relatives. She spent her time at one and two years ago ara now for sale Taged that Tormed a "fighting BAYS WIFE LEFT HIM. Winchester, March Marshall, a prominent young married man residing south of this city, went to his borne the other day to find a note signed by his wife that, she bad maple, hich was later, because of the wetter and tolder soil tn "which It grew. The hard maple, or burst, was not as productive In Quality in Its yield of sap, but richer in its sacbarine properties.

If tbe soft maple -was not rich in the Duality of its sap. its flow was more abundant. The bard maple yielded a darker, ana 'heavier product in sugar syrup, and was stronger and more rasping to the taste, -while the soft maple yielded a lighter and fairer and more pleasant taste of goods, the sugar being whiter, -and the syrup less-red, and more -modest to the taste. Most vi u.i.uip,-as iBo-prutevi-j leading hotels -at rtirst. but when her.

for nonpayment of taxes. The enter-' ban" and demanded their money back. Lleft him. He says that, he -does, not i i.iiBr- nno tj vuihku ii iti i 1 1 i r. to 1 1 a uicac uouiauuo the gunboat df which the -older sea- know the reason for her act and does not know -where she is.

pawn her iewelry to the amount of sev-i Hicks Williams. The tax records -were made with drawn revolvers. powar was composed. They pin their Ural tiollars. Three days agoat the county seat of Starke When It became too warm the specu- faith now on two extremes, the huge ntr watnan county, show that more than 1,120 Chl-'lators, Hicks and Williams -dtsap- MANY MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Winchester, -March 7. -Cairaty C-Iprtc Holm won Irunt fiiiav mit inf sugar makers mixed the product fairer aan Antonto, aiea. leaving nr a sixtn cagoans, -mostly foreigners, were peared. i of a $600,000 estate. trapped in the venture and have'de-i Somebody tB likely to get a flic "As a salesman I'm TOtten," said c(ded to give up all that they have al- piece of farm land cheap if he gets Miss Jacobs, "hut as a Parisian I'll (ready invested.

The lost for sale nun-i busy when the sale is called and can shine. Watch me return these pawn her more than 6.500. with 1.280 remain- makfl his title eocd. The notnt is Wednesday issuing marriaee licenses. Hhan that of the pure hard maple.

snd Heating fortresses of idread-Tccght type and the of sea the torpedo boats. 'Sea fights in the future they ay, will be at leng range, the vessels will be expected to engage at a diet-snce of five cr six miles, and only Raymond Krider, 26, a carpenter P'rngent'to the taste, Others Bidtne In Uninn Citv am! Minn Mavmo kept the two kinds-f saD Separate, Itickets to their rightful owners. and inz in the name of thn nromoters. The that thpra will ho a lot of HttlA clouds Trine. 21.

a nrominent vounsr ladv made sugar from that of the hard Doubted Whether Sergeant Finney Was a Soldier "Say, mister, are you a real soldifr?" The question was thrown at Sergeant Flimey of the local "United States recruiting office as he was walking along the main street at Matthews on Wednesday. The Inquirer -was a man about years or ag. At first Finney was not quite sure then Interview. a steamship maple, and syrup of that of the -soft siding near Union City, -were united In marriage by Justice of Peace John W. Bragg.

Eltsha Barr, 47, and Mrs. Catherine Cordray 'Parkins, both of DFnfl'8'Il IS AFFECTED lowest amount for which a sale Is toito be removed in case he should ever be had is 41 cents and tbe largest sis I desire to sell. a total of $2,181. The Output! Lena Park wag named after Lena company, against which this -largest Williams, a ulster of one of the pro-assessment appears, is said to 'have moters. who cut a conspicuous figure been a Hicks Williams "dummy," when the free trains were run from that was to come there and nianufac-1 Chicago.

She appeared in silks and sat ture glass, "maintaining the largest hours at a time while photographs cut glass plant in the wcrld." and it were taken of her. The Investors paid actually did build a -small brick plant, high prices to procure these pictures, and install a few pieces of machinery. Not only did the Chicogians fnvest Then when the lots were all sold, or i but there were scores of persons re-nearly all disposed of, it quit business. I siding In surrounding towns. North Saratoga, were married Wednesday.

Ora K. Thompson, 33, and Miss Iela M. OHkey, '34, were united fn marriage Wednesday, maple. On the first approach of spring, the pioneers would get busy for -work at the sugar camp, repairing the old sheds, spiles, preparing wood boiling down the sap, getting ready barrels, or large troughs at the camp to hold the sap, and an hundred other preparations were necessary to tpen the camp. The trees were opened by boring two or three holes according to the Btze of the tree, "with an inch augur, about half an Inch deep, and as near the ground as convenient, into the body of the tree.

In these holes were driven tightly "spiles," about a foot long, usually of elder hollow by pushing the peth out. From -whether or not the young man a KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS PUN BIG EVENT NECESSARY TO REMOVE -AF--FLICTED MAN FROM HOSPITAL TO OTHER QUARTERS. The plant still stands and -near it are three frame houses, all of which are vacant. Judson, Knox, Alldtne, Denham and other places who turned over the money. Wilbur better known "Dusty" Dean, who was Wednesday chips of the largest tort can -oarry guns heavy enough to be effective at a great distance.

No craft which can ret mount a goodly baUery -of twelve-inch, guns can hepe to ho'd a place in thenitiain battle line. The torpedo boats are designed to Uke care of the shorM-ange fighting. Their function will be not only to repel 'attacks from enemies of their own type, but also to slip under the guard of their bigeer antagonists and whip tn niaar enough to discharge a Although at first developed tt coast defense vessels, it has bet proved that they can hold their own in extended cruising. A rcugh glanee at the new and the old ts sufficient to show the progress made In the last fifteen years. The lergth cf the Utah is 510 feet, that-ot the Iowa 360 feet.

The Utah is 88 feet in beam, the Iowa is 72 feet. "The displacement of the Utah is 21,825 tons, that ot the Iowa 11.410. The rpeed of the Utah is 20 knots, that of the Iowa 16 knots. The engines of the Utah are turbines developing horsepower, those of the Iowa tripe expansion developing 11,000 horsepower. The Utah carries ten twelve-inch guns ha five turrets, sixteen five-inch guns and two torpedo tubes.

The Iowa, during the Spanish war, was armed with fotir twelve-inch, eight The -biggest event -cf the -year to date for Welcome lnde Knlahta of Pythias will be the presentation of'those "Piles the sap which flowed un- the play "Damon and Pythias" during jder the inner bark of the tree, would Joking. He hesitated a moment and concluded that the questioner was in earnest. He then explained his business. The questioner said that he had never seen uniform Just like that worn by the sergeant. While in Matthews Finney located three vouug men who filed applications for admission to the United States army.

STRAY HORSE FOUNO Word reached police headquarters "by telephone at "8 o'clock Thursday morning to the effect that a large black horse, with a harness on in back, had been found wandering ABAHT CHARGE MADE BY the initiation of -a class of fifteen candidates to the first rank, Friday night. A social session will follow flow through the spiles, and discharge Itself Into a trough on the ground. Towards evening of each day, a man. or a boy with a one-horse sled upon which -was fastened a barrel, would go from tree to tree and collect the and every member is expected to attend the meeting. The cast of the play follows: Lena Park was planned to serve as a haven "for thrifty foreigners in Chicago, who had grown restlesB and dissatisfied with the rustle and strife of the big city and who longed for freedom and the country air.

During the summer of 1910 large train loads of them were carried down from the "Windy City," dresEtd in "their best, and they were shown about the embryo "Arcadia" to the tune of several Chicago bands. The Output company and the Lyon Healy Organ and Piano company -were to locate there, with monster factories, and furnish employment to as many foreigners as cared to come. This was the informay tion given out by the promoters. Who Was the Old Man? On the Sundays on which the tree Damon, K. "Need ham; Pythiassap the troughs contained, and haul street to the Whitney hospital in an strete to the Whitney in unconscious ycoiidttion, Thursday revived aulttcteotly to be removed to seme other iquertlrrs.

While at his home Tuesday even tag Dean ytollapaed and durins the night suffered repeated convulsions. In view.cf the fact that his family could notrgive him the attention he was taken to the Whitney hospital and given medical attention. His ravings Thursday -aroused the other patient and Dr. Whitney said that would be necessary that he be given treatment Jit some xther place. Tbe need of a city hospital, where such cases could be handled was again demonstrated.

Although everything possible was done for the ptti-ent at the Whitney hospital, It was Glen Barr; Dionyslus, Clarence it to the camp to be boiled -down, When a sufficiency of the raw sap had been reduced by hard boiling to -a proper consistency, arrangements were then made for a "ttirrlng off," that is for finishing a "batch, anywhere about the stre'ts. it was placed tn Dearth; Damocles, Arch Hobbs; Philistine, Harve Leffler; Procles, Charles Redding; Marcus, Frank Ei Mauch; Lucullua, David Peterson, senators, soldiers, etc. Charging that her husband abas livery barn to await the arrival of tin owner. doned her -without cause, came home eight-inch and six four-inch in her Intoxicated and -unable to undress himself, Mrs. Armilda Johnson, -Of Muncie, has filed suit In circuit court for.

a divorce from Harrison B. John- excursions were run from Chicago to Lena Park an old man with a silk hat, main battery and was equipped with six torpedo tubes. a Prince Albert coat and a gold-headed Kson. Tne couple were married in Had the Utah been with Schley off cane came down with the excursionists 1907, and according to the coin- to seal their anticipations ana Be cer- plaint in June 1908 Johnson abandon-tainly did It. He was supposed to be ed Ws wife wholly without cause and Every Breakfast Santiago, his range of 7,000 yards would have been mere child's play for gun crews which can pepper a twenty-five-foct target a distance of be- 11 fiva Una the now somewhat ancient Thomas has lived apart from her ever since: Lyon, founder of the firm cf Lycn ft There is one child, and since the Sep.

Healy, and he assured the prospective aration Mrs. Johnson claims that her one or those cases tnat requires special attention and special quarters. 'It Is believed that Dean ts suffer ing with brain trouble. Never until Tuesday night had he shown any similar symptoms. He returned frcm his work at the Warue Gear plant in an apparently heathy condition ancf-whlle lifting -a rglaes of water to his lips fell 'to the lioor it the feet of his wrfe.

All niht and -all day Wednesday be remained 'in an unconscious Breakfast buyers right and left that he meant I husband has failed to provide for her. a business and that Lena Park would be self and the child. In another parai the home of the' Arm's future opera- graph cruel and inhuman treatment is Fifteen years ago the five ehlps which are now for sale were formidable members of "the North Atlantic fleet. Each was a "terrible hghtjng machine. The Massachusetts, Indiana and Iowa were battleships of the first-class and the Columbia -and Minncflnnlta -wro erittsAra fif tha tlons.

They actually fell over each charged, to the -effect that. Johnson called ms wife vile names and came Which includes- home intoxicated. Mrs. Johnson asks for $50 to prosecute the suit, for a divorce, custody ot the child, $100 all other to buy lots, paying some money down -and arranging to the balance and -get their deeds, or something, when they arrived back home, Nobody seems to know Just -who this old -man was, but It is known that Thomas Lyon 4ld many -years ago. The foreigners didn't know It when mcny ana iu a montn ror tne sup port of the child.

WHERE THE STORK STOPS. A daughter Is Tepwrted at the home LITTLE GIRL HAPPY TO REM PURSE they -visited Lena Park. They accepted the representations made to them as Of Mr. and Mrs. I.

T. Journey, of 1014 Second street. facts Possibly twelve houses in all were erected. Three of these -were modern. Paterson, V.

J. Philip Cauffman, tte The others were 'mere shacks. 'One clared to be the model pupil of public nchool "No. 1 is held as the thief who man, Philip Torhoff, whose estate Is charged -with Haxes amounting to 56 robbed Samuel Medinkowttz'a 'grocery cents on two lots, erected a brick store and stole f0. with cream an enjoyahle food, sold by grocers and ready to serve direct Post Tcssties are fliin bits of white "pirate model," designed as destroyers.

Owing to the popu'arlty of her commander, the late "Fighting Bob" Ev ans, the Iowa -was perhaps the best known of the quintet during the Spanish war. It was the first of the so-called "seagoing" battleships as die- tlnguiihed from the coast defease ve sels of which the, Indiana -was an example. It cost $3,000,000. A striking illustration of tbe change which has taken place In naval design In the I last few years 'afforded by the -two cruisers, the Columbia and the Minneapolis, sister shipe. They were turned out by the Cramps In the early nineties and were designed to destroy the commerce of any -enemy cn the seas.

The mercantile marine, however, progressed to Tapldly that within a few years after they were launched the twenty-knot "pirates," as they were called, were toon outclassed by a number of cceaa liners. For that roaBon their original field of usefulness ceased -to exist and they were turned Into "mother ships" far GOVERNMENT ENGINEER PROPOSES CANAL THA WILL LINK CHICAGO AND mW YORK Little Irene Galllan, who resides with her parents at 1823 East Jackson street, glanced over a copy of The Press and saw that a purse containing a amall sum of money liad been found by Jerald Fitzgerald and had been turned over "to the police department by the honest boy. She lost the pocketbook several days ago and never expected to recover itt. "Thank you all" she said after proving ownership t-the desk sergeant's desk at police headquarters Wednesday evening. It, to advertise in the newspapers.

TO) Jndbn corn, perfectly cooked, then toasted until deltciously crisp and appetizing. aMaa- ft aTl icon wsyhi 7 Now York An electric wire charged with 11,000 volts burned off the right leg cf John Hall, a wireman, as neatly aa It could have been (removed by a surgeon's knife. "Tks Licmcry Lingers urp i onio The bid of $8,000,000 for the live YORK MaaV by Paana Caraal Ca, Lai, Pan Feed PackMisa. Battie Crask, Msck, Only One tBROMO QVflNINX," thai Is L5ave 3rano Oubfaie CureaeiCoM InOat DeyvCripk 2 Day THIS SHOWS HOW THJO COMPLBnON -OF TH30 NEW lOftK. SSSM-imoal'BmiasD fiY EfOnTKER MILLIH, -WILD "LIX NEW lORk AND CHICAGO BY MHAfrS Of KB KKIE.

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