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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-10-10
Notice.

Limited space prohibits us from
giving all of our bargains special
mention. We want you to look over
our large and complete list of
houses and other lines of business
before buying elsewhere and we
will convince you that it will pay
you to deal with u.s., We are the
oldest firm in the city in this
line. Established Is years in this
city. Bring in your trading propo-
sitions. We still want a larger list
of houses for trade.
Main 4096-A3741.
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Farm for Sc and Acre.

NEAR ALDER P. o.. Wash.-306
acres raw land, part hillside, quite
a lot of fertile bottom land. Nisqual-
1y river crosses same. Tacoma East
ern r r. one mile. Considerable
second grade timber appraised at
$1,000. Price Sc an acre; one-fourth
cent.
LENNON TRUST CO., 952k Fac. av.
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Store and Dwelling

Compelled to sell a nice business
and a house, together or separ-
Iate), sales 500 monthly. Price OF
store and stock $1400. Home CON
sists of a Groom house and 2 lots.
Dwelling is plain. but warm and ex-
tremely convenient: 2 sleeping
rooms upstairs and one down. Nice
pantry and closets.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-10-10
SNAP

Modern house. close in, 3 blocks
from 9Th ave. car; hall, living room
dining room, den, pantry, Kitchen
and pantry on first floor, large bath
room and two bedrooms and aleove
upstairs; porcelain bath, electricity
gas $1,000; half n.,s cash, ba lar %,l |,
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TIMES
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISEMENTS

LOST
LOST-Small brown fur collar, be-
tween 507 North 3rd st. and Di-
vision and Tacoma ayes. Reward.
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For SALE by OWNER

1-acre- ranch, good house and
barn, chicken house, orchard. all in
fruit. Well sell cheap. Call or
write I. H. Horton, Sumner, Wash.
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IF you want an excellent bargain in
residence or income property, take
a look at 1911 and 1915 North Ninth
stS.-
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VALLEY FAIR

This week; don't miss It; see the
immense crops raised, then see Burk
for Valley land. We have a large
list for sale and exchange. Burk &
White, 514 Bankers Trust Bldg.
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Foe sALE nY OWNER

Good Broom cottage, with bath,
electric lights and gas; good lots,
1 block from PIT. Defiance car line.
Part cash. balance monthly pay
ments. 1901 No. 9th st.
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4-Room House, $3.50
$25 DOWN, $40 PER MONTH.

Two cleared lots with fine soil and
a house built about / year ago. Lo-
Gated 4 blocks from car line. SC fare.
This is about " the price usually
paid for such property. Buy it while
1t is offered cheap.
j. NJ. CURTIS & co.
314 Bankers Trust Bldg.
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BARGAIN

5-room modern house, close IN
best porcelain BATH gas, electricity
Ietc. $4,000. Terms, half cash, bal
OF s1256 for good value in clean
o-date rooming house, or what
haye7 Owner F-2. the Times.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-10-10

Saloon in a good country town,
doing a good business Here IS a
Ichance for some one; nothing better.
"A chance to make some money.
Also restaurant and saloon COM
BERTELsoN q co.
1306h Pacific ave.
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FARM WANTED

Would like to get a small i'm
proved ranch with stock; value
about $4,000, in trade for an old es-
tablished money-making business.
The best of reasons for trading. Ad-
dress Box r. care Times.
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SIS;
| CHANCES
r. III. Goodkind Co. s List
Of Special Bargains. tr

PRICE REDUCED-MUST SELL &
So rooms, located on prominant
corner; rent $50; lease; clears $150
month. Let us show you this house
and then make an offer on "A cash
basis or trade.
SWELL TRANSIENT HOUSE
SO rooms. steam heat, Brussels,
Wilton and Administer carpets
quarter sawed oak furniture, etc.
each mattress cost SIS; SO you can
form an idea as to the furnishings
Net profit $500 month. viii take
or real estate and may consider an
other apartment house in the deal
ANOTHER SNAP BUY
% rooms, good furniture; rent
$50 month; clearing $50 month
above expenses. Price $3.50. Terms
$3.50 cash. balance SIS monthly pay
-ments.
BOARDING AND RooMING HOUSE
IS rooms; average furniture; fine
location; net profits 500 month
rent $50. Price $1,000. Terms $3.50
cash.
STILL ANOTHER DANDY
II rooms, very good furniture
rent SOS month; clears SIS net
Price $1,1OO. Terms $500 cash.
LOOK THIS ONE up
so rooms, average furniture
rent s62.5O month"; profits $7t
month. Price $3.50. This is no mis-
print, but the actual price.
SMALL TRANSIENT
10 rooms, nicely furnished; neal
Donnelly hotel; rent $50: net profit
800. Price $1,250. Terms $3.50 cash
FOR SALE OR TRADE
40 rooms, average furniture; good
location: rent only 500; house full
and clears 1925 month. Price ST.
700. Terms or trade for real estate
SMALL HOUSE
rooms, nicely furnished; rent
S22 month. Price only $500. Terms
800 cash, balance SO month.
MISCELLANEOUS
Restaurants, saloons, fruit stands
and many other lines of business
too numerous for advertising; loca-
good paying grocery stores.
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How Is This7
BROOM HOUSE, 4 LOTS
MAKE AN OFFER, ANY TERMS

Aged clergyman has to sell hous'
worth $500; chicken houses and frui
trees; also we'll on place; close t.
street car.
A. II. BARNHISEL co.
APP California Bldg.
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FOR SALE-One acre on No. 27tI
ST., $3.50. Call at 40 So seth.
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WHERE TO EAT

IMPERIAL CAFETERIA, 924 Com.
St, coffee, pastry, vegetables and
meat, like best homo style.
Avon Restaurant. 946 SO. ID. Clean
food, quick service. homo cooking.
CAFETERIA AL. $50 Commerce
Wholesome food, quick service.
LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT
IL you want a beautiful lawn, write
2311 So. O st.
EnR nENE-EIrn NISHEn HnI1SES
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BIG SNAP

NEW BUNGALOW on North
Cakes, near Point car, with five
large well arranged rooms, for 3d.
700; $3.50 cash, balance monthly OF
very attractive rustic architecture.
Cement foundation and half base
ment; lot 3713x100.
Tallman- Thompson Co.
Safe Deposit Vaults. Ill 10th.
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Suburban home for town lots,
Real estate for good auto.
TideiaRdS for house and lot.
Farm land for launch.
House and lots for valley land.
North End home for West End home
North End home for vacant lots.
Grocery store for acreage.
Yakima land for apartment house.
Automobile for vacant lots.
Bungalow equity for vacant lots
Frat land for city home.
1000 things for your property.
Tallman- Thompson Co.
Safe Deposit Vaults. Ill 10th st
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Terms, $3.50 down. remainder $25
monthly: including interest, Take
Portland ave. car, Get off at s2d
St, walk up steps to, M ST., thence
LOUIS II. osborn
1852 East M ST
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NOTICES

TO ALL whom it may concern: Mo-
-tice is hereby given that /. +. w.
Harting, the undersigned, will not
be responsible for any bills con-
tracted by my wife, Mrs. Susan Penn
Harting, from and after this date.
+. w. HARTING.
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Tunes
7 per cent loans on improved prop
erty, no delay. ]. A. Wintermute
& Bro, Berlin Bldg.
MONEY to loan on improved city
property. Union Safe Deposit Co,
Bowes Bldg, 10S So. 9th st.
MONEY to loan on easy monthly
payment plan on improved prop
erty or for building purposes; all
our loans are ION or before" In
terest charged only for the time you
have the money; no commissions
& Loan Association. r. Ic. Anderson
e. Co, Berlin Bldg. Tacoma, agents.
Established 1889.
r.. C. oEDER. 1910 So. 4oth, M. 1852,
contractor and builder. Houses
built on fnstallment plan.
REAL ESTATE DEALERS
NORTON & HILL
Reas Est. Ins. and Loans. Berlin Bid
MORTGAGE LOANs
~>s-~n>>>->~~>~~~SS~~~~~s~ ~-|>~S>~~~>N~~~S~>~>~-
SEE me IL you need money on your
real estate. Geo. Walter Russell
s3sh Pacific ave.
$1,000 900 PRIVATE AND EASTERN
MONEY TO LOAN, PREVAILING
RATE, ON FARM AND CITY PROP
ERTY. LOANS. CLOSED WITH
6 PRovIDENT BLDG.
FOR Observation-Disclosures
WANTED-Good girl for general
housework. Phone Main 642S.
----
GOOD team, about 1900 each; har-I
ness and two good wagons. Price
$500. Apply 1915 So. NJ st.
FOR SALE-A good Jersey COW.
M. 1888. 2230 East 33rd st.
TEAM harnes and wagon, SAYS.
Savage Fuel Co. Main 1890, 1872.
TWO cows for sale. Inquire Mr..
KingburE. Summit station, Old
Puyallup Line.
FOR SALE-12 h p. 2-cylinder Metz
runabout, good as new. cheap, or
will take good vacant lot or horse,
harness and light delivery wagon in
trade. RID.
FOR SALT cow, cheap. Inquire
II. Rouse, Summit station, old
Puyallup line.
FOR SALE Fresh young Jersey
cow. Mr.. Rouse. Take old Puyal-
lup car line to Il. Il. X. X. crossing.
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MONEY To LOAN

7 per cent loans on improved prop
erty, no delay. J. A. Wintermute
& Bro, Berlin Bldg.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-25

= The trouble with the styles of tho present which
have tended controversy lies the fashions
themselves. but in their Congregations The fashions
are fundamentally more artistic than we have seen
years
The first necessity is to study ones silhouette which
only be done before full length mirror, where
every angle is shown Many so-called well dressed
content themselves with the views they get OF
their frocks an which shows only half OF their
gure, in the plategass windows of stores as they
promenade With this impression and the knowl-
edge that their gowns firmly made and fastened
in the back, they believe themselves perfectly gowned
The truth is they don't know whether they not.
not having their pictures IN the entirety.
There is ignorance shown in regard to the sill
houette than would Imagine possible. The woman
who is herself full faced does not
realize that to the world generally she turns her profile
three-quarters view and she must remember that
IN dressing she should not dress for herself alone.
Study face figure, complexion. hair and how you
yourself IL you would the most out of your
clothes and aboye oil don't buy something because II
happens TO look well your neghbor.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-25

N MOWERS OF tiny white porcelain beads.
4 G\ q which look II they had been rough
n over the material and by mysterious
n w. Il agency caused 10 adhere to the background.
l5+-T5Ts55 feature OF the trimming effects in
NRlS&.sST4H the bouses That this tiny minia-
- ture hailstorm is bead by bead to the
material II adorns fills with admirs-
ton for the patience Of the needlewoman
These round porcelain beads particularly at
tractiye in the pastel pink coral shades
form OF broad bands white background there
few more charming evening corsages than black
net with soft yellow beads In flower and
foliage design and finged match part of the toilette
in which black and gold blended ceverly. Then
too there many shades Of blue beads used.
There have been when the separate blouse
the whole elaborate, but has there
been when IL has been effective
The collarless blouse is still with Though chic
Parisans have taken up the collarless models from
the start with enthusiasm there always
in Paris who refuse TO adopt unbecoming modes and
in America there plenty OF well dressed who
sadly but nrmly pass by the collarless models
have them modified by the addition Of thin guimpes
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-25

straight back stil have the blouse trimmed to
give the empire few OF the more extreme
els have peplum starting from about two inches above
the normal waist line.
a adapting the blouse styles o the
individual figure: Remember that hEuro that
with overdeveloped bust, is a most dfhcult
the graceful expressions Of the
No matter how low the bust OF the corset is cut,
the hips and the waist laced into place.
figure above the waist spreads out and grows larger
with the flesh that is pushed up from below. in
OF this kind brassieres to matters
when the corset The bust and shout
ders such figure be reduced for with all the
natural of the blouses there must be hint
Of fullness in any OF the costume
The only satisfactory arrangement for person
afflicted with such figure is TO a under
the corset Of the variety which has a broad elastic
is laced tightly at the top allowing the bottom
easy hold the it's lowest natural POSI-
ton. According to the present fashions there
absolutely the fiat straight Is
considered smart The back OF the cOrseette holds
the flesh down the shoulder blade in the way.
doing away with that awful dread OF all women-ths
middle aged back.
over the corseette is htted an extremely low bust
long hpped corset As the upper OF the body by
this arrangement depends in way upon the corset
the top OF the latter may be closely as is
needed 10 prevent the outline from showing through
the dress
No woman should follow blindIy fashion She
should change and chop IL 10 suit especial needs
Every gown created is designed for model who has
certain lines certain cOlorings, and certain ndvid-
uality OF walk and carriage. For OF opposite
complexion hair. and OF different with
attempt a gown built for a OF the hrst
type is absurd-but IL is done all the Hundreds
Of copies OF blouses. hats out women
different from the modal -
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-25

The newest models in the handsome handmade lin
gere OF heavy linen beau
ufully embroidered in the open work and combined
with the sheerest OF lace
There Is wonderful unity in the up date sleeves
nearly all OF which cut along the peasant line
The armhOle for the last couple has been
quite In eclipse under the the sleeve
and shoulder trimming often applied
20 give that eject In the majority models
the underarm section or the bodies is high
gusset let into the undeFsleeve no large
armhole and the free movement OF is not in
terfered with. but other models show slightly en-
larged armhole with draped bloused effect
other dressy models made OF tapestry IN pastel
colorings yelled with chiffon IN harmonzing shade
In many or these models the narrow lace yokes and
undersleeves made by stirring this soft maerial
gold silver
Band trimmings OF every description. braided. en-
brodeTed and appliQued, the the designers
at the present time. Even lace edgngs are used In
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-25

The peasant model continues the prime favorto often
the sheer yelling material plain, though some
Of the models have little paits shoulders some
sesht trimming finishes the round Il shaped neck
and the sleeves usually dainty little underseeves
and a shallow, collarless gumpe match.
Sometimes when the collarless effect not desired
instead OF introducing a gulmpe the yelling chiffon or
mousselne is run top TO form perfectly plain
yoke and collar semitransparent course and per-
haFs relieved by line OF white the top.
OFTEN as many as three veilings OF chiffon are used
IN order desired color scheme One of the
best looking costume blouses seen made wear
with black broadcloth suit and of chiffon
brilliant radium blue chiffon this was over
American beauty chiffon which in turn yelled white
The boTdered cni1ons used for attractive
little bouses OF simple line. a surplice arrangement
with the modified peasant sleeves being design often
chosen for these materials Persian cashmere silk
yelled in plain chiffon, cashmere chiffon plain
Citizen and cashmere chiffon moussene in exquisite
soft tones without yelling popular blouse models
and much is done with charming antique printed cot
tons or cretonnes yelled I'm plain chiffon Or made up
without yelling and softened by collars and
frs and touches OF black in cravats buttons pipnEs
other trimming
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-10-13
LOOT INDIANA FARM HOUSE
LAFDERS WHILE OCCUPANTS
LOOK FOR AVIATOR.
TRAVELLED IN AN AUTO
Stopped at House and Told Farmers
They Were Motoring to See
Acroplane Due in That
Vicinity Soon.

Chicago, Oct. l2-As the result Of
what is termed Just a prank Mrs.
r. S. Hayden, wife of dentist, was
arrested today on a larceny warrant,
The arrest of other women is threat
ened.
According to Sheriff Grant Of
Crown Point, Ind, during the last
two weeks two women in touring
car would reach a farm house and
say they were motoring to see an
aviator, due in that vicinity soon. Al
most invariably the household set off
to see the landing of the mythical
man bird The women thereupon
raided the larders Of butter, eggs,
cold meats and sometimes dishes
containing food Last night the
sheriff gave chase into Chicago and
with the aid of the police learned
their identity.
The names OF the women, besides
Mrs. Hayden are given out as Mrs.
Matte Jennings, mother of Mrs. Hay.
den; Miss Laura Jennings, sister Of
Mrs. Hayden, and Mrs. A. Cresner.
According to the detectives, butter
eggs, vegetables and dishes to the
value of SIS were found in Mrs. Hay
denis garage.
The women waived extradition pro.
ceedings
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-10-13
SWITZERLAND so ADVISES NEW
REGIME IN PORTUGAL OF
RECOGNITION.
GREAT BRITAIN ALSO
Win AckncwIege Republic When
Convinced tho neyo,uton is
Ended Inventory Com
mittce Named.

Lisbon, Oct l2.--The provisional
government has received telegram
from President Comtesse Of Swlt2er-
land, announcing recognition of the
Portuguese Republic. The British MIN
lister, Sir Francis II. Villiers, today
banded the premier note stating
that Great Britain would recognize
the republic as soon as she is con
yinccI that the revolution s ended
and affairs in Portugal are in their
normal state.
The government has issued pro,
clamation granting amnesty to all
military and naval offenders.
The Patriarch of Lisbon, Mgr Ton
Il, has signified his allegiance to the
new regime.
A commission composed Of officials
OF the ministry of finance has been
appointed to make an inventory OF
the royal palaces and decide what
property belongs to the king. 1t will
also investigate the outstand ne
debts OF the members Of the royal
family.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-10-13
GET MONEY FOR DE|Tz
Endless Chain Plan lnaugurated to
Pay For Defense of the Cam
eron Lam Bandit.

Aurora, H. Oct. 12.-City Clerk
VIM. J, Flanagan. a close follower of
the trouble of John Dletz of Cameron
Dam, has begun an endless chain"
movement to get funds to pay for the
defense of John Dietz in the Several
eases that are to be brought against
him in Wisconsin.
The city clerk is familiar with
Dietzs history through reading for
years of his troubles.
He will write letters to ten of his
friends, asking each of them to send
money to Dietz, at Winter, Wis, and
to write letters to ten of his friends
asking them to send money and mott
fly their friends and so on.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-10-13
USED CHILD AS SHIELD
Boy is klIed-BuIlet Pierced His
Rrain--Panic Stricken, Shoot
ist Suicides.

New York, Oct. l2--Charles Fisher,
boy Of ~ years, was swung with
ing and screaming from the sidewalk
tonight by a man brute who used the
little fellows body to check bullet
fired by Harry Greenwald, an ex-
pusilist. The missile pierced the
chiIds brain and he died within an
hour. Greenwald, terrorstricken and
pursued by citizens and police, ran
into a hallway and committed suicide.
The man who used the boy as a
screen escaped. His name is not
known to the police.
Greenwald was about % years old.
Young Fisher lived with his wild.
owed mother, Mrs Madeline Fisher.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-10-13
DIX HITS At ROOSEVELT
Declares His Policy Of New Nation.
aIism is Menace to the Coun-
try's institutions.

Thomson, n. ", Oct. 22.- Although
the name Of Rasevelt was not mem
toned there was no mistaking the
bitter shafts Of criticism hurled at
him today by John A. Dix. Democrat.
ic candidate for governor, who. with
other nominees, was notified OF his
nomination.
The new nat'onallsn fatnered and
advocated by the new apostle Of dis
cord and dissention. was character.
lied by the candidate as menace to
the various institutions Of the coun.
try.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-10-13
kWHLlS MOORE n

Washington, Oct. 12.--Willis L..
Moore, chief of the United States
weather bureau, is again under fire.
The charges are made by James Be-
ry, a division chief of the bureau for
seventeen years. One Of the counts
that Mr. Berry makes against Mr..
Moore is that he has pursned and is
now pursuing a policy OF Withholding
forecasts of the weather bureau for
the deliberate purpose of creating
complaints, then blaming congress for
not granting additional appropria-
tions. Mr., Berry says that the chief
has reduced the number of places re-
ceiving the forecasts and special
warnings Of the bureau by 1870, max
ing the total the smallest since the
1866, Notwithstanding there has
been no diminution in the amount OF
money Appropriated for this important
work Mr.. Berry threatens to bring
all of the facts in his possession to
the attention of congress and to de-
mand an Investigation. He asserts
that no committee of congress can af
ford to overlook the information
which he will lay before it concern.
ing the management of the bureau.
He asserts that Mr., Moore holds
tyrannical sway over the bureau and
manipulates the government business
to suit his own whims rather than the
needs Of the public.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-10-13

Des Moiues, Oct. Thames VIII
son, veteran secretary of agriculture
will be assisted by his daughter
Miss Flora Wilson, in his Iowa speak
ing tour. Miss Wilson win sing at
the meetings. Mr.. Wilson is coming
here TO represent the administration,
making no distinction between regu-
lars AMI progressives Miss Wilson
prepared for the grand opera tage
under Jean dc Reszke in Paris and
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-10-13
AMENDMENT IS ADOPTED
Suffragan Bishops Allowed in Episco-
paian Church--Committee
on Faith Healing.

Cincinnati, DC. 12.--The house Of
bishops of the Protestant Episcopal
church this evening adopted an
amendment to the constitution pro-
viding for committee to bring in a
report on faith healing and JUNCTION
for the sick by prayer or suggestion.
Bishop Cheshire, of North Dakota
and Bishop Johnson, of Los Angeles,
took seats in the house of bishops to-
day for the FIRST time. A message of
sympathy was sent to Bishop Atwell
CT Kansas City, who is seriously i'll
at local hotel
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-10-13
SECURED AN INJUNCTION
Express Companies In Illinois Block
Putting in Effect of Sweeping
Rate Reductions.

Chicago Oct. 12-The five princi-
pal express companies doing business
in Illinois filed petition today in
the United States court, asking an
injunction to restrain the Illinois
State Railroad and Warehouse Com
mission and the attorney general
from putting into effect the new state
schedule of maximum rates designed
to make sweeping reductions.
Judge Kohlsaat issued temporary
restraining order. m-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-10-13
FOREST FIRE SITUATION
Minnesota Militia Patrols Stricken
District--Relief is Being Rap
idly Dispensed.

Beaudette, Mimi, Oct. 12-With
the arrival today of Governor Eber-
hart and the placing Of Adjutant
General Fred B. Wood in charge Of
the situation with additional militia
at his command, a great deal was ac-
complished in the way of temporary
relief for the forest fire sufferers.
Wild reports continue Of people
found dead in the woods bua as far
as the local authorities know there
have been no more bodies found.