davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1908-05-05
Valued Same As Gold

Is. q. Stewart, n merchant of Cedar
View, Miss, says: ~ tell my custom
ers when they buy q box OF DR.. Kings
New Life pills they get the worth of
that much gold In weight, II afflicted
with constipation, malsria or bilious
ness Sold under guarantee at Elko
Drug Co.'s store.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1908-05-05

Here comes, the Spring Winds to
chap, tan and freckle. Use pinesalve
Carbolized, (acts like q poultice) for
cuts, sores, burns, chapped skin.
Sold by Elko Drug 90.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-30

0eIo sm berIeiben - gmerlon &
Co., 321 @eit Commerce StraBe.
pfanoleiber un6 StipeIiere. Bar.
gains IN berfa1enen BfGn6ern.
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Zen Sph a,tf ben Terien

batte Seiie 9. Morris bon Slippers,
So, inn Sriibiobr 1906. Or iagt:
Gin Hnermonia-anfon binterlieE
bel mir iolde 56mabe uno iolden
SuitenL oaB meme Sreunoe erfldrten,
Die Sdminoiudt batte mid; Ser SOB
mar auf incline Serien. Nun murOe
mir Or. Sings Nelte gntoefung 5u
nebmen geroten. Sic balf iofort,
6meieinbalb Slaiden furierten mid
uno ib fano, oaB fie bas bette Wittsl
Der @elt lit fir Sltiten uno 2unsen-
leiben." @arantiert 81 baben BEL
MboIpb 9reiB uno 81. gobn & 60.
so Cts. unb 81. 8robeflaihe fret.
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GrnnbeisentHms u bertrasunsers.

5. 81. @anl nnb Srau an 'Seins Sals
beg, 8runbitiid an Der Colorado StraBe;
$40.
g. q. 9ebe unb Sraii an gbfDarD Nens
Mann ntb Srnu, @runbltud an Der @de
Der Mnitin nlto Sebentb Ctr; $1,000.
2ncinno Gbabe5 an Mlbert &rpnfostp,
Grnnoifiid an Der Soutb 2areoo Str.;
$500.
SobrT S. Sled uno 5rau an @drp s,
Slorian, .@rnnptiif an Der Saflanc
Ctr; $4,000.
Srau Bertha Staffel an 0aife Hados
fDib, 0rinofiid an Der Carolina Str.
$3.50.
Sobn q. Nbam n 60. @olff unb g.
s. Seibemann, 20 Ider 2nnb, 500.
q. S. Seibemam utb 60. @oIff an
So6n q. Mbam, 81 Ider 2anb; $50.
8 s.. @orbenbaellmell an 6. @arnpe
unb Srar, Grunbitiid an Der Santa glas
ia StraBe; $500.
=. S~iloebranot uno ssrau oil gerar
gourtp, Elm Streifen Qatib; $71.20.
Inrle 2in9speiler an Sacob &ubn,
@rrnoitiid an Der Condo Ctr; $3.50.
gmilD aiel an @lbert Shiffers
@rlnoltiid an Der Maion Ctr; $3.50.
@m. s. Sdub unb gbos. s. Sindam
an 8. 80. Garcia, @runoitud an Der
Sprreon Strabe; 500.
Clifton George an emil Sartorirs,
@runbItid in Der aepitone Tarf Subpi@
niiion; 1876.
s. 90; 5albeoI an Gus. SdOenert,
@runotiid an Der 9linit0d Ipe.; $3.50.
BiIiam 9ope 9abis unD Srau an
Slorence 81. Gauitetter, @rllnoftiif i'm
gitDsglod 1905; 81.
90. 81. Sbmmors an S. @. @einers,
@runoitiid on Der 3apala Ctr; $3.50.
6. 9. Grades nnb Sran an @iqiam
8iuig, @runoitiid m Der 8nrnet Sr.;
$500.
aatbarine Steffler au Saul uio gaus
line Steffler, @runDriid ai Der @ictoria
ri1b Yenr StraBe; $500.
eotparD Serguion uno Srau an 9. 6.
Witte, 0run6itiid on oer Gde Der aOatns
Mbenue uttb Oldham StraBe; $1,000.
Muguf-g. Yroa nnb Srau an Suoge
@oobau, @rnnoitiif an Der 9elaa6o
Ctr; $1,000.
Carl SHnele Ii. q. an 81. W9. 2udene
bad, @runbitiid an Der 8roofs Npemte;
$500.
$. %. Sbompion an 6. 8. @abenz
POLL, @rAnbitid an Der Gan Marcos
Strabe; 5000.
g. $. uno 5. $. 9errp an $. 9. Saedz
le, @runoftiid All Der Sulebo Strabe;
$1625.
5enrp Sdueler nnb Srau an Sulius
Saente, 100 Mder 3ano; $3.50.
3enrb S6neler unb Srau an Saul
Sroebline, 100 Ader 2ano; $4,000.
6arnie 9fuupant an g. 9abe, @runnz
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-30

Die Sran5oien gelaufen iino> Senrih
sat itimmt, ltno oarin bait 81
redt", iogte er. vg9ir baben feline
Srelloe oapou gebobt, uno Der Weni6
lit Oo6 nidt 90, Inn it'd In oielem
Symmetrical ielber nod .Summer ST
bereitell. 9as baben mir griinoli6
beioret. Iber bob ib ni6t oie Sb=
rem iteif gebalten? 9ob' id MIDI met
men Matn ge1tonoen uno Bob i6 Dir,
ais meinem S1lgenofameruoen uno
iungen @err11, nibt Die Sreu gebal-
ten, als oos fem fei6t Stiid mar2
Gee, Sunge, i6 bob IN Gltblano geie=
ben, mas bos nit Dem &rieg tit. Sd
bob genug oapor, lno bie Sa1fen
bon Gotten ul1o ste i6reienoen Ser
m%unoeten nno oos Gleno aae mitein=
amber, iiebit Oh, oas miro mein 8opf
meiner 2ebtog MIDI los, uno i6 mer5
nib oapon fommen, merm i6 80
Sabre aft mero. geee, ga TIT Der
Sonnes MIDI mebr nit uno Dor iolde
Sad)er1s Drldt er 1tD, Cd Nun Der
8onaparte ooer Der &onig BON Hrelt-
ben INN ieine 9ienite freit. Ser
&rieg lit fem @anoperf fir MIDI lno
menn ou geibeit biit, 10 gebit ou iebt
nit beim, 81 iebe1t, pie o. Der @ino
gebt. @ir boben Ser grinnerunge!l
genug firs gauge 2eben."
= Senri6 mnroe crit grob; uno oann
iubte er i'm gemiitlid auf anoere
@eoanfen gu bringen, aber es balf
nidts, 6annes periteifte ii6 oarant
bob er fir ben &rieg nidt gei6affen
lei uno ooB Ser Elm idanolib @emer=
be ipare.
(U%ortIeeuns foIet.l
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MIIerIei

Die &eiie=Soilon bat begon-
men. San Mntonio liefert mieoer
elm Itarfes &%ontingent bon 8eiu6ern
Ser alten @eimat. ga, es tit bod
iebr ld)on oriibe1l lro lper lids lei
item fam, iiber See 5u geben Die
Statte ieiner &inobeit mieoer 5u ie=
ben ulto Die pielen, meiitens berrli=
den, @eranoernngen mabr5nnebntel
nno al genieBen, Die Oriiben eingetre=
ten iino, Der lit 5u beneioen.
- 9ie @rano Sllrp bat ben Gee
ger Doc @iaiams luegen grmoroung
oes @efIiieelbarlolers Sbomos Slr=
ner in MnfIage5nitano periebt.
Sn Ser S1aoeneriasflage bon
Iigott uno Srau gegen Die Sio-
Iide Bacific 8abn ipuroen ben SID
germ $4,000 5ugeipro6en. Sbr
Sobn perlor i'm 9ienit Der Giien=
babngeienibaft fem 2eben.
@ioeripru6 lit immer Elm Bet
den bon Mnerfennung, oesbalb ioa
iparlam 0amit fem.
@elo gebt nod europa es
reiit boffentlid nit einem @etourbtl=
LOT
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Der eommer mabt.

Ser Spmmer matt NIT raideu Shrittcn,
@pm 6intmel glii9t bic Spnne betk,
galb lit CT tuDbl tn tni'ren Wttten
Itnb npn ber Stirne rinnt bet S6iueiB,
Wsan benft ntht mebr an souls rnb &pb=
len,
Mm Seisnng pber lteberrud,
M1dt- lieber balb ben Gtsmann bplen,
Dit ieinem falt =frpitallnen glof.
Yaln fam man aud npf Ytcnics t~ritaett,
Sbeater, 8Gle iino pprhet,
9ietueiI' in smgeihloH'nen &aamet
Sc ntft gang mcbr gemiitlid Jet.
Sin iiberpun6'ner Gfdnopmnft lange
Sinh tpartner&affee pber See,
9ph ipirb mir fir bic Masen banse,
Nenn i5 stpiel nptit Giscrente feh!
l1nS ans Der Mppt6efe bplen
Wtr Sampler &iigelfen inns nun,
9ietueil bic Guriiht mns befDblen,
Sic @tnterfleiber meg at tim.
Die giren iitb mmb Jeniter pffen,
@illfpmmem je6er 2nft5ng fei,
Spf tppllen mir babel aud bpffeM
Sae balb ber &egen fei pprbei.
Odd Gines .b5rt man bitter flagen,
Scr 9nrft enttpidelt iih gar febr!
l1nb Gtner m1ft ben Mnbern fragen:
@p nebmen@ mir ba 2inb'rmng ber?
9um - mint Gmh nid)t I'M bollen @lafe
Sas fd5ne, Hare 8 8ier?:
Nihts tilt ben 9nrit in iuldent Mane,
gun alien 5liiisfeiten hier.
Gs lit Ser Grant fir aae Soften,
SIM @inter iudrrnt ct ms bas 8lmt,
Sebt fpa es Siiblnng nns bereiten,
limb febt - es# tit mud bafiir gut.
Drum laRt Bic Glider uns erbeben,
ttnb rnfet laut ST Ereis unb Sanf:
nSas 2pne=S tar= 8ter lakt bod es leben,
Sen Ih6nen, fii1len Spmmertranf.
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FULL CORD WOOD COMPANY
Weibe Stpne 1907.
Siio-S ssas-J arm-2anbereien

100000 older biIiges, reldes
Sarmlano i'm arteiiiben @iirtel bon
Siio-Seras, in Rueces, Cameron uno
DubaI Counties. Mnes 2ano lit tiefe,
i9marae, ronenoe, Mesqufte Brairie
uno tiefer, ldmar5er, ianoiser 2ebm.
Seine Steine, gtttes @aiier in ge.
ringer Siefe. &euBerit geiuabe @e.
geno Oos 2ano lit ausge3eihnet fir
8aumpone, Corn, @lfalfa, Wein.
trauben Sraneen, 3itronen etc. uno
lieet an Ser 5iienbabn. Bir nerfali-
fen IN Baraellen bon getpiinidter
@roBe. Sir meitere S~nformationen
Ihreibe man an Die
Germany merican 2ano 81.
Slice. Nueces Co., Seras..
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81 uerfanfen uocr 5n ucrremtem.

Gin gutter Store rrlo 8atenIa9er, be-
ouemes 8obnbaus, utter @arten etc,
unmittelbar bel G6ule unb Stride geIes
gen, amf Dem 2arlbe IS Meilen bon Cab
lor, Seras. Cine quite @eleeenbeit fir
iraenb Semano, Der elm General Meere
d1d1biie : @eihdft niinIdt; audi iii
Sd,mieoe, Gottone@ Gin unS Galopn in,
Stdbtden. lin nGbere 4nsfunft ipenoe
nan lid an 8. .. SGlideiien,
5anoobal. @iaiamion. Co., Seros
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9clrer aeimdt

fir Die 0em @eeoD=S fJllIe nit Gerti-
fifot /. ober 2. alaiic. MrB oeuti6
uno en9lii6 unterridten fonnen.
Sermin s Monate. $50 per Wonot.
8egen ndberer Mitsfunft lpenoe
man iid an Gmil Srnns,
Seri5 30, aarnes SO.
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Riniees HoIz.
Sic Gorn fur iedbs Solar.

Mit benz Preis bon iieben 9olars fir
cine goro 9oI5 lit es mu Sic gull
gorb @oo6 gompa1p cine
neue @eieli1aft. beren 9ol5bof an benz
Sop @eleife liegt, bat ben iibertries
benen Yreiien, bic bisber bon benz Boob
Srnjt berednet tpurben. elm gnbe 8e<
mndt.
8ir baben in unierem Sof un0 nuf
unierem 2an6 $4,000 gor6 eritfIaHiges
RoitsO 8oI3. @ir. Iiefern cine nule
Gprb 9pl3 in einem unter Snipeftinn Der
@tabt itebenben @agen, Der garantiert
1T, 1923 &lbiffuB Malm gu ~entbalten,
f. $500.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-30
Naltet bic Nteren TIT Orb
ttttttg.
IS lit Ser Miibe inert, Die 4eianSbeit
at idpmem mnb ate6rere Sun
Mmtoniocr iuiHcn, tuie oies
sit tim lit.

Giele @epobner bon San Intonio
beoroben ielbit ibr 2ebert in6em iie
lire Mierer1 pernadldiiigelt penn tie
millen oaB oielelben Ser Siilfe beoiir-
fen. aranfe Nieren lino fir piele
2eioen uno idle6te @eiunobeit per-
antlportlib, aber es tit gar ni9t notig
al Ieioen, ooer lid GROCER @efabr
ousauIeben, menn a1e 2eiDen,
Shmeraen uno Granfbeiten, Die anf
idpade geieren 5uriid5ufiibren iino,
idnea uno permanent ourd Soans
0ierenpiaen eeboben iueroen fonnen.
Sier lit oos 3euenis zines 8irgers
BON Gan Mntonio, Der feline @ellno-
beit our6 oen @ebrar1b oieies gfit=
tells mieoer erlangte:
g. S. Sond, Elm friiberer Sat-
mer, 1917 M.-Sadberrp StraBe, Gan
gntonio, Ser, iast: pDoan's Nieren-
8illen murSen mir fir Nierenleioet1
empfoblen lt1o, nadoem id fie ge-
Ibrou6t bette, fan6 id, oaB fie Mles
tun, mas bon ibnen %ertpartet miro.
Sd faufte fie i'm 8ernr Drug Store
uno nabm iie ben antpeiIungen ge.
NAB, nit ben beiten &eiultaten. Sd
balfe 0oan's Mieren-Hinen fir EN-
bohIt tpirfIames Mittel gegen Nieren'
&rmf6eiten."
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Seirats . sdetne.

Oscar Sdumann unb @alinba Sdla.
per,
ltbO SObn oerber uno SObunuo 3
Sueltenfub. .
G. 6. Sauie uno @llic @cainfrp.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-30

Bum gerfauf Bel oaen Sanolerr
greis so Gents. Softer. @ilbnrn 81
8nffalo, Meiu Oorf, aIeinige Mgente
fir Sic Ser. Stoaten.
grinnert @n9 oes Nantens :
9Dants un6 nehmt feline anoeren.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-10-29
CHU CHI TO RECEIVE
ELECTION RETURNS
Wire to Be Installed in Ma
sonic Temple-Admis-
sion Charged.

The election will be used as q means
Of beneauing the new Presbyterian
Church in Chevy Chase, which was
organized several months ago. The Rev.
$. II. Johnson. pastor, ana the author
tiles Of the church have engaged the
auditorium Of the new Masonic Temple
for election night A Western Union
wire viii be installed. and complete
election returns will be received Com
missioner MacfarIand and others viii
make addresses. and the program win
include moving pictures and stdeopti-
con views.
The enterprise is undertaken with the
idea Of providing a place where wo-
men especially may hear the election
returns without the discomfort and
wearisOme experiences Of the street
crowds.
Admission win be % cents, and the
proceeds will be devoted 70 the building
fund of the church.
Tickets may be had at railroad office.
900 + street northwest: National Re
membrance Shop. 603 Fourteenth street
G. II. Reizenstein, Fourteenth and New
York avenue; the New Masonic tempt p;
the +. II Smith Co, 140S New York
avenue: the Union Savings Bank 10
Fourteenth street northwest; Thomp-
sons Pharmacy, f03 Fifteenth street
northwest. and Gnmau's Pharmacy, CT
Pennsylvania avenue.
Although organized less than a year
the church is an energetic one and has
made splendid progress and its member
ship is increasing rapidly.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-10-29
CHAUFFEUR ARRESTED;
WEDDING PREVENTED
Charged With Theft of Taxicab Gallant Wooer Of
Wealthy Philadelphia Girl Is in Jail Await
ing Extradition.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 29.-Within a
few hours Of the time set for his we'd
ding 70 "a young Philadelphia woman
whom he had wooed in the course Of
many flying motor car spins, at which
times he is said to have represented
himself as a wealthy automobile manu-
facturer, Richard f. Cook. chauffeur,
was this morning arrested and held to
await the arrival from New York Of
extradition papers. being wanted there
on a charge Of running away with a
taXicab.
The police refused to disclose the
identity Of the young woman. but they
say she is a member OF a well-tO-do
family.
Cook went to New Ye.z 10 take the
place of one Of the striking taxieab
operators. After being peIted with
stones and narrowly escaping serious
injury. he returned to Philadelphia,
bringing the taxicab with him.
To the detectives Cook is alleged TO
have said that he obtsined possession
OF the machine a week ago last Satur-
day after turning IL SO from passen-
ger. For this individual cash receipt,
he says, the company allowed tim TO
take out the taXicab for his own use.
a party OF four was made I'D, and
from Jersey City. the taXicab started
across New Jersey, headed for Philadel-
phia on 10y ride " At Burlington. n.
train The three passengers returned 10
New York. while Cook set about repair
ing the taxi.
Sunday he continued on to Philadel-
phia. All day Monday, while the police
Of this city were looking for the red
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-10-29
PINE KNOTS MACERATED
IN WHISKY

The shavings Of a pine knot macer-
ated or soaked in Whisky is the remedy
Of the old mOuntaineeT and back woods
man for rheumatism and PAIN in tbs
points and limbs. From time imme-
mortal the medicinal properties Of Pine
have been valued highly. Whenever
possible, ply sicians recommended that
cousumptlve patients camp out an the
Pine forests, where, asleep or awake.
they must constantly inhale the pine
laden atmosphere, bathing the lungs
with the healing, health-giving and IN
vigorating air.
Unfortunately. there are but few
whose circumstances viii permit them
tC leave home and work 10 live in the
open. Those who must stay al home
viii find In the genuine Virgin OIL or
Pine compound pure that therdpeuti5
virtue for which the PiEes are famous.
II is q combination Of the active priu-
ciples Of the Pine ana Santal wood, care
fully compounded 10 retain the we'll
known healing properties Of these trees
A half-Ounce OF Virgin oil Of Pine
compound pure mixed with two ounces
OF Glycerine and a half-pint Of good
Whisky win break up a cold in twenty
four hours, and cure any cough that
is durable. Take a teIspoOnfUl every
four hours. 1t is better TO purchase
the ingredients separately and prepare
the mixture at home. Be sure 10 us3
only the genuine Virgin oil OF Pho
compound pure. prepared by the Leach
Chemical Co. Cincinnati. Ohio.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-10-29

Green Ticket Sale of regular Sc
Shaker flannel, thickly feeced 7c
on both sides. A saving of -
half. At yard-..-......... = .
Twenty pieces Of excellent quality
gray fiannelette with heavy soft
nap. Suitable for under n ! p
wear and children's gar 49,
ments. Zoe value. @. T. p. - .
Regular 15c grade of sheer white
India linon: woven from FIN y a.
est Egyptian combed cotton. M
MilI-ends Of good quality unbIeach-
ed cotton for making bed IT.
wear, sc. Yard-wide kind, Az
Worth 10c. G. T. P.........-... .
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-10-29
SPEAKER ATTACKS
WOMEN'S NEW STYLES
HipleSS" Effect He Classes as a
Fright" Hearers Grow
Indignant.

CHICAGO. oct. 29-In an address be-
fore the women Of the Chicago Culture
Club, Prof Edmund Buckley, Of the
University Of Chicago, made an attack
on the new styles OF gowns that stunned
his hearers. He said that the no hip
was fright"
The ideal woman's figure should BE
an oval said the professor The
heed comparatively narrow. then
broader shoulders, and then the hips,
which should be broader than the shCUl-
ders. The figure then should narrow
down TO the feet
His attack htted some OF those in his
audience who announced after the lee
ture that the speaker was mean. mean
man.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-10-29
MAKES NEW RULING
ON LIQUOR TAX LAW
Internal Revenue Commissioner
Tells When Retailers Are
2 Wholesalers.

Caterers who serve liquors at ban
quets, buying the intoxicants from reg
.ular dealers, are on the ragged edge
OF violation OF the internal revenue law,
according 10 a decision OF the Internal
Revenue Commissioner on a question
that came up from Collector .McCord,
of Cleveland, Ohio
The ProhibitiOnists of Cleveland told
Collector AIcCOrd Of a retail liquor deal
er who had built a hall across the
street from his saloon. A society of
which he was a member, gave a ban
quet there one night and this saloon
man furnished the fOamy thirst eX-
tinguisher.
The Commissioner has ruled that the
saloOnman in question had a right TO
serve the beer at the banquet. but IL
he had sold il at wholesale prices TO
the giyeTs of the banquet. he would be
liable for the special tax demanded
from wholesale dealers.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-10-29
LEPROSY IS RAGING,
SAYS LISBON DOCTOR
Health Physician Begins Campaign
q Stamp Out Dread Disease
in Portugal.

LISBON, oct. - -Declaring that Por-
tugaI is threatened with an epidemic Of
Ieprosy, Dr. Zepherino Falcao, OF the
Lisbon health department. today began
a furious newspaper campaign for gov
eminent actIcu toward staUpIug OIL
the disease.
DR.. FalcaO calls attention, in the Sc
Culo, 10 the fact that there are more
than 100 leprOsy cases registered
throughout the country. This number.
he says, IS not more than half the num-
Der of cases that actually exist, and
The disease is rapidly spreading.
DIT. FalCaO attributes the outbreak 10
the returning of Portuguese immigrants
from South America.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-10-29
BUTTON DISPROVES
KIDNAPPING STORY
Milwaukee Girl, Mysteriously
Missing, Traced by Tailor's
Trademarks on Clothes.

MILWAUKEE, Wis. Oct. "a small
trouser button, bearing the trademark
OF a West Side tailor shattered the
sensational kidnapping tale told by
Hazel Maine the seVenteen-year-Oi
girl who disappeared from her home
in the Hotel Sharpe, October - and
was picked up in Chicago three days
later, dressed as q boy, and telling the
story of being drugged and detained a
prisoner there.
The male clothing worn by the girl
was taken from tailor IN the base
meut Of the building where she was
employed detective traced the
clothes from WeaTer to Wearer and
secondhand store to secondhand store,
and finally connected the disappear
ance of the clothes with the alleged
kidnapping of the girl.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-10-29
GERMANS BELIEVE
RUSSIA SOLD OUT
Threw Them Over Early in
Balkan Crisis for
Consideration.
.CLAIM CAR FLOATED
LOAN IN ENGLAND
Bears Support of the Lion Ac-
counted for by German
Foreign Office.

4 BERLIN, oct. 29.-German OfiCialdom
today believes Russia sold the father
land out 10 England early during the
Balkan crisis. In return for the prom
ise of the Notation of a big Russian
loan in England,
The German foreign office processes
10 have proof that Foreign Minister
Sir Edward Grey. of England, took
Foreign Minister IswoIsky, of Russia,
to see various high fnanciers while the
latter was in London on Balkan bust
ness and that Sir Edward prevailed on
the hnauciers TO promise a Russian
loan If Russia world support England
In the Balkan muss.
Germany Approached.
There are rumors that Russia ap-
preached Germany on the subject of
loan just before Iswolsky went to
London; that German tinauciers didn't
see their way clear 20 make the loan
and that Teutonic influences were
thrown over I'm consequence.
Through her alliance with France.
Russia was able To carry the latter
country with her, shake alien conf
dence in the strength Of Germany
position and practically isolate Ger
many and Austria.
Have TO Pay.
The two Kaisers still get what they
went after in the Balkans, but as mat
tiers stand now, it viii be necessary e.
pay something for It, If the combina-
ton against them hadn't been so strong.
IL is not believed Austria would ever
have consented to the proposal to cUli.
pensatc Turkey.
Russia is unquestiOnably in desperate
need OF money and that it is about to
get IL through England has been def
nitely announced. The amount of the
loan has not been made public.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-10-29
MISS FARRAR TO WED.

BERLIN. Oct. 29-The story Of the
engagement Of Miss Geraldine Farrar
and Antonio SchJtti, welI-kuown opera
singers, has been revived here where
the two recently finished an engage
meut They are now on their way 10
New York, having sailed on the Kaiser
Wilhelm II, on Tuesday.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-10-29
ARMY CHANGES PLANNED.

A general Encouragement Of army
commands IS said 10 De contemplated
by the War Department Brig. Gen.
Frederick A. Smith, who has been as
signed TO command the Department
Of California, may nGs remain there
long IT is said that he is likely TO
be again transferred when the final
changes are settled.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-10-29

taxicab, Cook rode about the streets OF
Philadelphia with his sweetheart. He
told her. the police say, that he had
purchased the machine as a wedding
present.
Tuesday lie decided 70 return the tax
icab 10 It's owners As he was going
along Broadway on the way 20 the
cOmpanySs garage he read on a bulletin
board that the men who stole the taxi
cab are supposed to be the same who
assaulted and robbed the Lexington
avenue 1eweler." Thereupon he drove
u over TO Jersey City and returned TO
Philadelphia.