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He then called Dorr and Wilkerson
to him and Barfly tinted that his or-
denweretoaoethattherewasno
trouble. “What your quarrel is I don’t
knoll." he anal

Wilkerson tried to argue. but neither
the WV not; thesherlil, who now at
rill-all.- listen to him. They also
untied a deaf ear to Impou- s state-

‘l *hsfi‘of mbiaon'sicrllnes. including

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the kidnaping at Both in San Fran
cis'cu. .
“zircon bhus’aaything against Wil-
kerson." the sharia asserted, “swear
out a warrant for him. 1'" serve it
gulch enough." .
‘W lib this John must perforce be sat. .
tailed, but after a conference with
Kan it We am that the latter

- illoulil glue the cannty seat and make.

formal complaint and procure a war-
rant for Rilkerson's arrest on the

V . Vsnound at form!

'You and I know those deeds he
nourisheé aren't genuine.” John said
earnestly. "Let's make it an issue and
111 min coast. At any rate, we’ll be
rid of him for awhile. " l

“i know you're right." the old cook:
assented heartily. "I'll be oi! today.
With these troopers around the gross
era won't: date do anything openly.I
But keep your eyes open. John! They
will speak something across it they;
(an! '-.J ‘ i

“Trust me for that.” was the roas- '
Baring response.

But when iKane had gone‘, Dorl- ro—
ailsed that he was in a nasty predlIIl-I
silent. “:llkerson was desperately play

 
 

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The Cook Shot From “la Hip. ‘

lair so hold a same that it would take
every resource at his disposal to meet
him successfully. Ruth must be pro-
tel-ted in her rights. The “Mustel

~ w-Key" mine must- remain in hex posses-

-_ ventured so far.

alon undisturbed That would be lin-
possible until Wilkerson was eliminat-
ed. I,.And that man was after great:
stakes; otherwise he would never have

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As be debated this inwardly Johnl

. went over in memory all the events otI

'the pictures of the last scenes and

the one: period since old Thomas 6111- l
Ion had died..leaving his daughter in ;
his charge. Before his mind‘s eye ran ;
‘thcn- “

Lille a flash it came to him! What
was in that letter the old man had so
carefully cherished and handed him ‘
at the last? Had Gallon i'oresecn some-
thing like this and proper for it? In .
his last days had his fat g powers
concentrated on his single aim and
evolved a final safeguard for the “Mas-
ter Key '1’"

With the sealed letter in his hand
Uolln Dorr stared at the superscrlptlun:

Not to be opened until my daughter's
eighteenth birthday or before then it her
Welfare is threatened. _

Quickly he tore the envelope open.
The inclosnl-e fell out in'two portions.
fie put them together. with a muttered
ejaculation at his own carelessness
land read the crabbed so:rlpt

Silent Valley. CAL. June a).

Lillie curl-Read carefully what I write.
(in this depends your future wolilne.

The “Master Kay" mine discovered by
ans five years one contained a mother
flodo of insatinmblo worth. The a'xact lo-

 

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; a scheme for that night.

. he remarked.

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' weeding vanity. But the cloak of a

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CHAPTER XX. _
Th. Rival Wrecking Clihwa. l

In acute moments Dorr stared;
at this message from the;
dead. True it “as addll-ss-

. ed to Ruth. but its [116551ng

was to him, John Dorl'. Now, In ,

knew something at the tremendous'

stake for which Wilkerson was play
ing. deep in thought was he that
be it not notice that he was being
spied upon. He must sea Ruth and tell:

her. He slipped the letter into llll‘ll

pocket. not observing that the torn por- I:

lion dropped to the table.

As he hurl-led out, (at with his news,

a Mexican stole into the room and,

after a keen glance around, pllked up:

 

the b“ or WP" He had 599" "1“ “I land when he found himself on the store at Barkhamlod
ledge of tho precipice and his pursners November 28 being
igaining on him he made one and of head mm a heavy I,“ an“ axis.

umphant expression on Dal-rs lace.
That writing must be valuable IicI
tried to decipher it. but failed. So
he thlust it into his shllt and stolel
sully.

Half an hour later the last few iiucs‘
of that latter were in Harry Willie:
son's hands.

it nus not until he had explained to
Ruth the circumstances under which:
he had opened the. letter and llanded‘
th the lllclosure that John discoverclll
.tinlt the last portion was missing. the
part that. told of the figures on that
key. Together they sought it in vain.

"\l‘ell.’ said null. cheerfully, 'at
least. i have the key and now we know
what those figures stand for." '

“Yes " he assented. “the latitude and !
longitude “here the wreck mink.

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'I dont like illi‘ aluminum or that;

last part it was rank carelessness at
What i! it should tall into Wil

Ruth laughed, dunno; the key by
“We have the mantel
key!"

 

'ch?“ «Electron: I
“lie misfit nowlaaillese 2s" ‘placs is.,

anyway. But we must arrange tokdud
and got the chest." ‘

“m the ship sank?" she said.
"Lots at people will‘ nusmhir' tho‘
wreck.” was the mponse “And withl
this accurate pullion of when 1W!”

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They discussed this for some than“
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non they would start out for Sun Pod
duo and placer-d to locate the suaisonl
vessel and and if [nicotine the dwell
and its precious contents.

“With Wilkerson safely in the shop U

“ id's hands and Kane on the job h are

all will be safe." John said ilnally.
But Wilkclson. with the torn scrap of. ‘

swift I

lth ligas he laid?

When the!

details were settled the bandit smiled l

cluokcllly"“1ll get the key myself"

“it will he a pleasure." 2

“No roughness " warned Wazilhersm

"With it lady I" demanded Vigns silk ‘
lly. “Nell-r!"

V “All right ” was the reaponse. “But!
remember these troopers noell' t overly I
fond or you." I

The Mexican made his preparationsl
to get the key that hold the secret of
the treasure with peculiar care OncI‘
would have thought he was going to a;
ball. so (ancil‘ul his dress, so carefull"
his whole octIup \\ hen he had com
plated ills arrangements he presented!
a striking and gaudy liguro, with sil-
vel- banded sombrero heavy studded
belt. embroidered shirt and flowing
scarf.

Wilkerson contemplated him moodi~

"You'd better wear a jumper and i
overalls." he snarled “Any one can
Ispot you ll mile ill that dandliiod
dress. "

Vlgas kislsed a dirty hand to- the
stars. “in honor of the lady,“ he said.
with bravado. "Never shall it be said
thn Jose Vlgas was ignorant of the
nicotine of demeanor, senor."

Finding his protests useless. VWllkcr—
son subsided. Vlgas departed. appar-
may tor a stroll through the silent

ly and certainly. W

with a watchful trooper. who readily

was going (In a lowr‘soxpodllion. .

stood over the bed on “lllCll Ruth lay
asleep. For a long moment he stood
therein his gaudy flncry watching her.
He seemed almost on the point of wak-
cning her in order to satisfy his over-

bl‘idle chain outside warned that
he stood in great pol-ll. With swift
fingers he touched the ribbon. bent
over and gently drew out the key. He
cut the ribbon with one slip of his
knifenlalfiooked at his booty. But
the girl'simmovuble andIlovely taco,
drew- his eyes again-low. 'With a
i'weep of his am he lifted his heavy

 

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would’be back‘ln

lion: tissue" no must mansions-

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After a short conversation with Vi
gas and the appointment or a tuture
raidezvou‘. Harry Wilkerson armed
himself and started lazily down into
the comp to see what was Idol-ins.
Nothing stirmd. He returned to the

‘ ‘hlll camp and thence swtttly and‘

Iquletiy made his way upward. taking
Advantage of every bush and rock
that might 3029M hlln screen "

He was almost to the top when a

sentry challenged him and stew.“ for-
ward.

{or a Whlk" Wilkerson explained.

“Not allowed after nightfall" was

“WW
Without further pnrlcy. 'Wllkelson

leaped forward" grasped the Immediate1

and trllaled him. A moment iater'ile

sts rooting It up to the crest mm {airman MW min.
lapsed. with the somry's orbs for bola ' It you have any symptoms like pain

urging him on.

Before he could reach the dli‘ide a!
bullet “his: :cd by hls head. then an-
.cthlr. lie turned madly end tired rap
idly IlIII. ll into the shadows at his pal-
Sili‘i‘? H’c mused Mmsolr fol his fol.
ly when a second sentry appeal-ed

labove him. drawn by the lush of his I Pfaeillln and Tsaac N. Williams. both

shots to his hiding pint c Thole
batons refuge. the mine shaft.
plunged obllqmly downwnm for it.
Naturally eueuh. the imam-8‘

was

! thought their q'uarry was cornered. but . ed in" the w”

Wilkerson drown straight on downward
an old working. mounted again,

ly emerged far up the cult. On his
way be had picked up a roll of ropo'

the rope fast and spec-dill started to
descend But the distance was too
great. Before he. was halfway to the
Ibultoni ho had been discovered. and
Hdespalr with II uladman's ailln- t.h ho
swung far out and lllc-II ill, d
on a little lode
Hum; oi the
All the low come free in lllt'll hands
the pursucrs realised that their prey
Will. 'Tbey peeled over.
Shoal] ho had foiled the hill ouly- ill

“A

C(lml'cfllvd by the mor-

l meet death on the rocks for below.

On his giddy perch Willmson heard
I'lhcll- awed speculations and laughed
silently. Tilul be crawled an a}. in
the disulnie he llt‘ llrd the ar-lvfocil of a
locomolllo whistle thinking' the pus
sage of an express. The fol-Mill would},
be due in two hours. Ho Inual InalII- ll.

I.'llun liuuo osrlm early in the mom-
lnn .to and the camp in on war
The Mexicans had quietly laIllslIod.
Ruth was min: the loss of the!

mus: M.u1dflteaherifl.’ lltl‘lllfl Ila?!“
the new munch. warrant I‘llhoynml'. M“ Try'R‘?‘

wurdwto- cabin-It ills chagrin“ '

“l Iohlvpflmlltm“ pus scrolls. tumult“ *‘BBKWU'WCE‘UBBR‘ LEE
.9‘): realm that Wilkerson pull again 6’

chocklnntcd hiI. .Bni tho iplmdlale
and of the hour ma haste. llcl II

std-lime: (line to who oinm- p: till--

onlne anddllroctell limb in plil‘lmu‘ fol
quip to the mam afternoon.

"ion-w lwopied llu‘Iso dialnw.‘
said III-lolly.

llo

“l’m merely goin' out a little as)!

bronze glint of her eyes. her eyes filled

With a mingling
trad. And new 111‘le and
more malicious hen the diver. cabling

up from his first descent. showed a
Qarge hit 0! wood. evidently from a
Meek. Though they could not hear
the. words. those. on Dorr's boat could
understand the directions that were
being given.

:fGet over and send your man down.
quick!” commanded Dorr.

"fin——

aiContinued in Monday's Banquell‘)

 

W—‘Mfi ., if
-—-LIFE INSURANCE REFUSED.
, Ever notke how closely lttel, Insur-
ance mama-s look lol- symptom or
mam MJo.n.m
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iin the back, frequent scanty or win-
Itul action, feeling, my and
pains at Billing“).

I LOCKED UP ON MURDER CHARG
m1; WINBTBD. GOIII.JRI.16.—-.Anhur

 

young men, are locked up here on a;

He chmfit'fi wamnl. charging thin: with1 13~I;Il.ucy. to .loli‘n and Antollistts Poo~
i the murder or County Commissioner} '

Hubert ll Case Piaedlin was arrest-
5,?on in ogabmokl
Ilate Thursday night. and William:

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l: crossed by a disused gallery and final- ’ w“ arrested Thursday night 1"

maroon

Case was unsuited in his general
limelight at
ck over the

‘the blow fracturing his. tall and
causing his death the dollowinx day '
Pluelllin. who is about 26483" old.‘

'ho tell the lope being hauled up. in, use “Why“ '3 "HEW" “1 "A“ 22 —Ma'riory.

'summer home in Wisdom of lllsp

Vi'lliams. it is understood, wan employ 1
ed by the Headline at (lolebrook. I

Coroner ileum-4mm“!!! ‘
: Ito answer a question as to whélhér or
'nm the prisoners had made a stale-l
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~HOW‘ TO ME'IA LRRONE
600001
Lazrippa ‘ IIQOEBI¢~ inlaid“
treatment: ‘ ay allow a serious con-
;dltion of the system and are weak-
suing. PostmasterICollins, llarpeaat.
N 1.. says: i look Foley's Honey and’
i“! Compound‘ tor a violent lanlppsl

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cough that cdi‘hpletsly exhil'lsled mm;-

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.. “WW amass
luarroanylsn 15—h, monolol
chi-Ii "salve. sy all State Boardl
oi' ilealth illsrs sure 1.“! deaths in
4“Connecticut dill-In; the Initials or do
mw,19!4.1'hll was 138 more than
in November. lac loo ‘lIIIII' lion in no-

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was warm newton 'see the
for. trlilmpll and N3 V

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UUUflE NUMBER 0E:
UUllllB UVER BEANS

u—n—n—u—u-s

lionullll Madeacooli Recent nap:
haleceslherJatilalOalylss
Marriages I
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During thee “month or Decembetfi
1911. there were {last twice. as many
births as there were deaths. A telling
all or about one-half in ma in the
number- oiV marriages during Decem-
ber hi companion with other month.
There were 41 births. 22 deaths and lo
marriages. The complete statistics

 

follow: ;

Doc. Births. :

lei-arias;- H., to Oliver and Alice
Erickson.

S—Arthur li., to Arthur and Lillian
Leeuhuis.

lfi—loseph A. to John and Ross Eula. l
8~Mary .bo John and Mar; Hanallk.’

cerlllo.

lfi—sMadellne, to John and Mary De-
lanel'. I.

ill—Nora. to l'l'llllaln and Alba Walsh.

26~Rlchard l'.. to Richard and Mary

. bargains.

 

Bans
25—Fillppo. to Luigi and jlestitutn

Buono O—‘Wilhelmiu Burning. 85y. 215..
Zl—Elva. to Charles and Clara Staples 18d.

lO—-Gladys Sta-g, 5y.. 9m.. id.
10—Mary A. Weeks. 88y., NIL, 17d.
10—Alm0nd Greeley. 391.. 4111., 6d.
‘ilr—Ward (Rivas-1s, 181.

'-—-18 -—-Hary Nicholas. 12!.

20-?ltalina, to William and Sadie
~‘ Paul
l9—Tomosso. to Giueseppe and Bean;
tnot Consuls.
to! Herbert and Grace

 

 

 

Pollard. tin—Karyn. Jones. 80y. 9111.. 2d
ppmg Fannie Ba'lclielmaier of New York. 23-Herbsrt. to Bertram and Elisa Dir—Bertha A. Germanettl. 3512. 2111..
both Austin 31"
5~Edward to Catlnir and Nellie 23— Edward F. Knapp, M" " 5m” 17"
Rnlhlfllflll {IN—Letaom D. Tynan, lily.

7-30" . to Peter an Came ’Hmmll IOCaI‘thy. 74!
first; d u” 29-11mm A. Baldwin. 79y. 3m. 13d.

I10~William.to William and Mary Pa- 29 Annie W Odell, 35y
' 29—11“. Julia Walsh. 39y.

‘27—4Rosy. to iienrlok and F‘rancesoo. ail—Gamuol Berke, 45’

Mahala. ill—Florence ll Waite. 34y

19‘91m-mwuuflm m An“ Kogfl—Jlnfihsw DIIUII. 37. “In" 7th.
‘3i-—William Lyons. 21y.. 4m. 8d.

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32 Katherine. to Arthur Asa Rather-l V "WW”-
!——Wlillnln F. Pickels. Jr., and his id.
loo Kelly. .
Benson.

29-443mm to Ballot and 6 Po
chi. i: W ’ll—-Coorsa Baloah and Mary Basso.

s—AIor 1). Ranking and Crate n

B—Rosel!.lo.ldnud Devon Pa-
. , . Northrop.

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’ ilk-Bey, up plain-z “'4 mm“; 5—6!“ Dalsinor and Des Olchln-

hangout“: rm... minim!” T 306" “d Am l1}- Bur‘
urn-Inca. l ‘ Mill . "

' 24m to mm; A“ Threia‘ 19~John W “(I Anna Bilkl.
‘ III—mamas 3: Clause and Deli a.

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.. Benjamin. .
air-001.10. Citation and linen. Hun- m

.~ .- tor. I ' 30—-William 0. Melissa and Blanche
Is—nuy; III'WIlllm uncut. some: ‘12. Pm-‘

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millizs

January CLEARANCE SALiI

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Two dolls Intel all... lIIn-r and “Mill cambsr at last year, and 37 l... than

Were slimming up the Ilulllllel l'loln am new number“ (hills H
San Pedro in a launch llilNl with an d“ M

11—h». to John and Busts ulna:
23- Hahntofitsohsnandlatherhon

“mph Bill Jun“ v.5“ L‘s—Am Paul and Mildred Patches.

.A'r annuity Rhonda!)
unless

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{II-limbo.- ‘

believed his casual statement that be

it was just midnight when vlgas .

or speed

manly. WWW“ sch}

illg outfit. The skippel or me l"lllll(ll
remembered [\(‘l'ft't'lh the lmruiu: II:
IthII lacuna-I :InIl.
gthc position whore ii sank. (rm- Ill'll
great hopes of flailing the bulk

“The sea is sbt‘lllou (here. and the
tides 'llron'l sllnnl: enough to mow
hot. “ be suited. “The only thing is.
somebody may lam: boon alumni of I."ua

“Vi ilkelsuli I-ulthlu t be attend or us."
luhu insult-Al llulh. l lIleIllL-Ii lello
Fully ill San l’cdlo."

Yul at noon his nllslulkoll fl‘lll's were
'l‘iloro was another pool-rial
hulllcb ahead (If them which llll‘ll (up
t'nlu identified all-n ml: and calm-m
mat from San Diego.

“‘i‘han thea‘ll .uot ahead of us!” Rl‘llll
unearned. ‘Al'icl' all our trouble!“

The launch captain and tile dilcl .

both colni'omd llel by stating that tin-
"lvcll position “as not fill swan) that

it was sometimes a matter of 0le to :
lilnd .l urcck men it the npprnxinnlth
location was known and that. at any I

rate they would soon ho lli'II'li' enough
to see whether the other craft was
successful.

Two hours later Wilkerson‘s launch
was wringing 'caslly over the low

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Hsr Eyoa Fillsd With. l Mingling of
Triumph and Hatrad. V

sv‘veil’s not a mils from the bluff shore,
and they could see his diver preparing
,to so d.own '

"i hope he doesn't and it!" breathed

' Dorr subsumed biaswn men tom-eat

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~T December ior’illo ”an; year's preced- '° 6”"

div-Thomas Bell and Lillian Ferris St.

now that lll‘ lillolr’

’ Isidro and give them a trial. 1 am only

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Till“ TIE T 81'
The. Tswana" of South: Norwalk
Foo,“ glands ”l. Tani. .
The tool or nine is what tolls circle
tale The public soon ilnds out whenl,2
Imisrspresentailons' are made. and!
merit alone will stand the test of
'_timo
E South Norualk people appreciate
merit. and many months ago local

1 cilizena publicly endursed Dunn's Kid-..

iney -:Pills they do so still. Would a
china mat- the slam wm to!
lloam unless convinced that the article
was just as represented?‘ Below in
testimony "such as the suiierer irom
lkldney ills is looking for.

Mrs, J. Flags. 46 Spring street.
South Norlvalk. says: "i have not
been as well in'two years as l have
,; been since using Dunn's "Kidney Pills.
f! regret that i did not learn oi this
fmedlcine when I was firstItnken» with
IV kidney trouble, for it would have sav-
led me much suderlng. I had taken
.but 'a few done: before ‘i was My

rcllovod and two boxes improved my
;condltion wonderfully. l advise oth-

or persons antral-in; as I did to get
. Doau‘s Kidney'Pills at Plaisted's Drug

I too willing to conilrm my former state.
ément regarding this remedy."

‘ Price 50c. at all dealers. Don’t
i simply ask for a kidney remedy—~got
lDuan'a Kidney Pills—the some that
:Mrs. Flagg hail. Foster-Mllbum 00..
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lI"-l“.islll‘ll’ s New ' Studi

Now open for businesa first. 26
sittings 25 per cent." discount it
they bring this advertisement.

(”or So Main and Washlnnfon ”Sta.

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a «First Class Plumbing Establishment.
‘ H. A. HECELE"!

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A Generous Dilo‘r Cut out this ad.
melons with it cents to Foley C 00.
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i l—éClIaI-les. to hank and Harwell

Iiiave stopped the ladder 20 rounds to ,

’ imam, in live-part film version oil-4,

mwmm: relays Ronny and .,
In; compensator lauda- mm '

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{lo—Anomw. to Andrew and mum . John.

daddies. ;
2‘l,-)iuy to George and liar! Ethic.
o—Maelo. to Joseph and Jasmine

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—PROPERTV OWNERS
Before you build that bungalow;
what-not. be aurslognt our prices.

 

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View an you w I and tarnish
-—.\lary. Ito Joseph and Cleaner Di-
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Bahamas. highest quality a material and wor

manshlp. none 1032

Oasaukl. Kaiser.

Sl~liotlerL to William and \latilda " M
Bloom.

m—Illlred. Ito Banana “4 Eula-la»

. Jnlsson.

lll—Inss. to flour! and Millie Joyce.

ESP-Mm. to Francis and latilda "
Stack. .

2—knnis. to Peter and Annie Kay. '1

{lo—Edward to John and Xary Rey-j
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once Stratum ,
11~Agnes G. McMahon, lily.
h—Harriet W. Roberts. 75y. 3m. 1311.;East NOmalk. Ct

4—hour. to Arthur and I... Hill. 1‘
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7—John E. Hawlsy. 54y. .. 12d ,
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