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Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-29
Oklahoma.


FOR SALE-SO- acre addition to Henry
eta, Ok, cheap. HenryettA Is on the
main line Of Frisco ana Missouri, OKLA
hOma n Gulf railroads; Ii coal mines,
operating with monthly payroll OF $So,VOO
Unlimited supply of natural gas at cents
per l,VOO for manufacturing purposes. New
oil fields now being opened up. The best
OF farming land and plenty OF oak timber.
This must be sold quick, as option runs
out and price viii be raised Address
Henryetta Investment Co., Henryetta, ok.
$4,000 BUYS 40 acres OF fine oil land in
tho Cody's Bluff oil field, near Nawaha,
OK. This property mas six wells OH II in
operation now; title clear II you want a
safe investment and a good income for life,
now Is your time. Write the Stlwell
Land Co., Stilwell, Okl
l60 ACRES in cultivation; 40 acres pas
ture; Groom house; stable; gTanary; well
with good water; windmill; good soil; 3
miles of Hunter; $500; 1880 down, time on
balance. Bargains in farms and school
leases; circulars free. A. J. Haskins, Hun
ter, Okl.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-29

BARGAIN-l6O acres in Central Texas, all
but Is acres level black soil, very rich, 30
acres in cultivation everlasting water, 40
acres net over 500; on public road 3lb
miles to good market. close to good school,
good neghbors, 2,i00 feet elevation; dry
warm atmosphere; got we'll OF asthma in
about two years; fine for throat and lung
trouble; many churches l2i Green st, NJ
Wichita Kansas
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-29

Lion cub owned by local banker feeds
out of the same dish with a monkey
Hunger, like politics, makes strange bed
fellows, as 1t were.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-29

Assembly judiciary committen rejected
woman suffrage, and this, it is presumed,
vindicates Paradise Jimmy" Oliver.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-29
On the Unlimited.

BGmble Bee stings are al
ways the best.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-29

FOUR fine 5-acre tracts, joining Bonner
Springs, and 100 acres good stock farm, II
mile from rock road, 10 miles from Kansas
Springs, Kan.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-29

The legislature has put the ban on game
bird plumage on hats So many Of the law
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-29
The 0nlooker

Members of Harvard observatory had
fine view of Halley's comet for thirty min
utes If old Dr.. HALEY is going to play
the better.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-29

Dandelions are in season, as everybody
ought to have known before the fret race
yesterday.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-29
Kansas

$500 TAKES equity in good productive
S0-acre farm, with S-room house, fine barn,
2Sx40; good water; 90 acres under cultiva-
ton, balance rough timber pasture; this is
a snap; mortgage $1,6O0, j. w. Bronston &
Son. Garnett Kan.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-29
miscellaneous.

DO YOU WANT TO SELL PART or
YOUR LAND?
Write a description OF IT, buildings
water near what town. Make 70 words OF
II all and send IL to The Omaha Bee with
y cents for each insertion. People in Ne
braska have money and want land. They
look 10 The Omaha Bee for real estate OF
terlngs And they get them IN The Bee
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-29

Correspondent assures us that the sound
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-29

of the bagpipes will cure cntalepsy. Mar
vellous. Wonder IL some Wizard Burbank
of music couldn't FIJI a long felt want by
devising a nolseless bagpipe?
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-29

$3.50 DOWN takes so acres OF fine hard
maple land; 10 acres chopped off; good clay
soil, fine spring, set OF log buildings and
lots OF cordwood; miles TO good railroad
town i'm Polk county Wis. Price 81 200. on
very liberal terms Address Owner, o. C.,
Lock Box A, st. Croix Falls, Wis.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-29

THREE BARGAINS-4SO acres, 4 miles
from Ravenna, Finney county; price only
g., 400 will divide And $50 acres, 2 miles
from Ravenne and sl6O acres in Ellsworth
county; ali three are good farm land; good
terms. John Herman, Ellsworth, Kan.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-29
Minnesota.

. FOR SALE-Vermillion Lake. north of
Duluth, elegant S0-acre site on shore at
JCyces Landing, west end Of lake. Rail-
road station five miles, a snap. Louis NJ
Osborn, Virginia, MINI.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-29
COLORADO LANDS.

1900 acres in Weld county, near U. p.
r. II. and a short distance from the pres
ent irrigated district; no mineral reserva-
tion or other restriction; the best PROPOSE
tion on the market for colonization; can
be retailed at big profit; very low price
and easy terms. A. w. Barbour, 523 18th
St., Denver Colo.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-29

FOR SALE--Ten acres miles from
town; fine for chicken OF fruit ranch; un-
imprqved. Address Box 655 Plattsmouth
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-29

FOR SALE-Eighty-acre improved, farm;
three miles from Eagle Lake; $40 per acre
crop. Other choice bargains. J. Pehoushel6,
Eagle Lake, Texas.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-29
Virginia.
wisconsin,

sO-ACRE farm at only S1,lOO on $500 down.
four miles from county seat in Polk
county, Wis, only IS miles from twin cities.
Write at once to c. l.. Lock Box "a" st.
CroiN Falls, Wis.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-29

1900 20 $500 on homes In Omaha o'Keets
Real Estate Co, iOO3 ~. Y. Life Douglas
or AHA
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-29
REAL ESTATE LOANS

GARVIN BROS. 81 floor N. Y. Life. $500
TO 10000 on improved property. No delay.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-29
Nebraska.

H-ACRE tract. containing lake covering
three acres, lake has black bass. sunfish.
catfish IN same; with u-room house. hard
zine finish downstairs. cellar underneath
large enough for furnace; this property
can be plated and cut up into IA full lots
with east front 10 with west fronts 10 with
south fronts, providing it is made an addi-
ton To the city lots 80 feet wide by 90
feet deep. price n taken soon. s., 500 cash
Address q, l.. L.. BOX l57, Seneca, Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-29
WANTED--To RENT

We Are Getting Numerous Calls
For Houses of All Sizes. List With Us
HOWATA LAND AND LOT CO..
ga n. Y. Life Bldg. Phone Red l999
A FURNISHED house or apartment from
June 20. Address H 2H, Bee.
BOARD AND ROOM, with private fam
lily (Eentleman); can give reference. Address
G. 624, Bee
WANTED-Modern suite of two or three
rooms (unfurnished preferred), and board
in private family by gentleman and 10
year-old daughter Address II. May. 1893
Douglas.
WANTED TO BORROW
WANTED-To borrow, $4,000 on $26, 900
brick business block for years. with priv
ilege Of ten at per cent interest. Address
Ripley Bros, Filler Idaho.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-29

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-Fine Cen
trail Texas farm. Andrew Miller, r. r, s.
German, Tex
BARGAIN-S,0OO acres Black Valley land
in the rain belt near Uvalde. From the
owner for Sl2 per acre. Address c. o,
Byrd, Uvade, Texas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-12
THIEVES ROB
BODY BEFORE
BLOOD COOLS

when y y Ncryo identified tho
BODY Of ths man found dead. his
mech horribly stretched. on the
Northern Pacific tracks Wednesday
night a. that Of hie friend. ALE.
ssndro BeiEFa. Of lndex. Wash. to
DAY he told the police he tslt sure
the remains had been robbed %
large sum ct money. as they lay
hle~ding beside the rails
Nerve said he and neigra came 20
Seattle q week aEo. with consider,
able money. which they had earned
werklnE Tor the Index Lumber com.
pany he last saw nalgra Tuesday
night. when hin friend told him he
planned to put bis funds IN bank
he had Insi bought suit ~
clothes. bat had plenty % money
left
When the body was picked up
there Was 80 money upon Il or any.
gnlng by which Il could ~ iaenti
fled The uame Of the dead man
saa NOT known until Nerve saw
him
The theory that nelzra was
thrown from q train and dfagEed
b. the neck IL SIN held By che 20
licr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-12
MRS. A|zADA ROUGHLY
HANDLED BY SOLDIER
Fights Desperately with Drunken Negro and Finally
Breaks Away, and, Rushing to Nearby House,
Her Face Covered with Blood Tells of Encounter
Negro Is Not Caught.

While walking home NJ 10 O'Clock
last Hlght Mrs. 4 r Alzada was Al.
tackled b. colored trooper from
Fort Lawion, AZ the corner Of LIST
az " and Denny way The sol
der who was ~ infantry uniform.
eeized thc woman from behind aud
threw his army cape around her
head. The Homan's screams for
help did not seem 20 brighten the
negro. ITS army cap fen 10 the
ground and he Kicked e. 10 one side
and continued biz efforts
Woman Frees Herself.
with a final desperate exertiou
~ her remaining strength the
woman broke loose aud ran shrek.
INK for help 10 the residence Of
William Cochran AZ ms Queen
Anne Az Hygioricaily. her face
covered with blood. the woman
told her story
Cochran rushed on, 90 his house
Ia search ~ her assallant. but he
had picked up hia cap and disap.
peufed
Cochran kaw negro soldier get.
ting on . Fort Lawfnu car.
Mrs Aixada lives a. lls Elliott
Az \. and was JUST q block from
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-12
AS GUNSTEAD
WAS KILLED,
HIS WIFE DIED

A pathetic anticllmax 10 the
tragic ufeNtofr % Charles A. Gun.
stead. the employee of she Frye
uruhn Packing company who wah
murdered and then robbed n Col.
umbia and Post rtA. = seek ago.
came to-day in the receipt o. lcs.
ter By Chief Of Police Ward from
Minneapolis. asking him 20 IND
Gunsiead and tell him that hia wife
has just died
on her death bed IN Minneapolis.
Mrs 0nnstsaa sought ness q her
absent husband. whom she thought
60 be on the Pacific coast Upon
her death. chief v r Corriston. Of
Minneapolis. wrote 10 Chief Ward
asking hsa assistance IN locating
the W0mana husband, and, Y he n
found. % inquire WhAt disposition
10 wished 70 make Of the remaina
The letter came just week and
DAY too late A week ago last
niEhi Charles Gunatead vas alixs
and had just drawu sis wages
from the packing concern. The
next morning bis body. crumpled
aud distorted. vas found ON Poat
NJ. The man had evidently been
murdered and acid poured down
his throat The empty pockets
showed robbery 20 have been the
motive for The deed
No one will ever know. perhaps,
Insf how Gunstcad died hut ag he
struggled Ia death. his wife was
fighting for her life against a NOR.
tai maiady On white bed In their
Minneapolis home
The message from the Mime.
apolis police chief cannot be deliy-
cred
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-12
MAN WOUNDED
IN SEPTEMBER
SUCCUMbS NOW

shot IN the Newport cafe last
September by Martin Strassburg.
with whom he had "A wOrdy quarrel.
taken 20 the Seattle General hos.
pital six weeks ago suffering from
@ relapse from the bullet wound.
Otto Peek q German sailor died
yesterday morning Df. \. NJ.
WiEer. the attending physician. de
clarea that death WAS due directly
10 the death wound
Peek was taken 20 the Minor
hospital the day he was shot. The
bullet from Strassburg's revolver
tore through Peoks mouth. coming
out at the back of his head under
the ear After no was confined
IN the Minor hospital for weeks
ne was released as cured lie testl.
fled against Strassburg In court.
and the latter was convicted OF
assault with intent to murder and
Was sentenced TO thc penltentary
Strassburg is now IN the county
iall. awaiting the decision OF the
supreme court upon an appeal he
took from the decision OF the su-
perior court
Peek suffers Relapse.
December rs Peek went 60 the
Seattle General hospital a relapse
having taken place He steadily
grew worse until his death yester.
day morning. The death of Peek.
with its cause. has been reported
to the coroner, aud Strassburg may
have to face a charge of murder
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-12
|N[R Sinks; 1876 LIVES LOST;
WRECK STEAMSHIP OFFICE

named Eiadc1 we're tie only sur
Yivors
There were - passengers On
the ship when she ioundered. 10
addition 20 the 20 members of the
crew Il - almost certain that It's
persons loss their lives
MuFel has been taken 20 q hoa
pitai on the Island oi Ainorca His
mind has given way under the ter
rlble strain. aud he constantly
raves q the awful scene that fol,
lowed the wreck. and the cries ~
the doomed men and women
The wreck occurred IN l.loaa pas
sage. one of the most dangerous
places In the Mediterranean The
Wafer Ia the channel " 100 feet
deep. Three years ago the liner
VILE De Rome sank In nearly the
same epot
More than "A score ~ bodies 81
the Chanzy disaster victims Nere
washed ashore today Nearly all
% them we're clad In night clothes
Hundreds Of persons are patrolllng
ths shore searching for other
bodies
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-12
JAPAN is WRATHY
OVER HAYES BILL
ms ai,sa rr,..i

W. HAAfN
TOXIC. Feb i2 -Seeing retail.
alton In the action OF the house
immigration committee Ia conaid.
erlng favorably the Hayes anti.
alien bill, Japanese politicians
throughout the empire today are
excitediy and adversely discussing
the measure
The Hayes bill. which here ap.
pears likely % become a law. pro
videR that no alien shall be ad-
mltted into the United States n he
la found ineligible 10 become q citi.
zen. This Is considered az tanta-
mount TO exclusion Of the japanese
and All Asiaiics
The press here ~ a unit ia dea.
ignntlng the bill az n retaliatory
measure because Of the refusal Of
japan 20 accede 60 the terms Of
the Manehuriau railway note Of
Secretary Of State Knox
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-12

her home when she was attacked.
The negro soldiers from Fort
i.hwton make night hideous for the
residents OF the vicinity Of Collier
Bros. saloon. nj Denny way and
First av II IA believed the trooper
came from there
Mrs. Aizada notified the police.
who sent a patroiman 20 Fort Law
ton to tell the officers IN command
about t. Police Interest. however,
according TO report stopped there
The assault on the woman By a
negro soldier aroused no interest
among the officers OF the fort.
Never heard Of Il" Is the answer
given all inquiries az Fort Lawion.
According 90 the officers, the police
never were az the fort. and nothing
is being done 20 ferret ont the wom-
an 3 aasail8nt
The colored troops az Fort Law
ton belong 10 the Twenty.fifth IN
ianiry The regiment Is the same
one that ran amuck" in Browns
vile. Texas and was mustered out
by President Roosevelt None nf
the negro soldiers that we're nc
Brownsville are IN the Fort Lawton
regiment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-12
HIS EYEGLASSES DOWN HER
BACK--AT ARMY BALL, TOO

prominent men and women. pluns-
ed bis hand down his wife's back
and fished out the glasses.
The lady shrieked. a small riot
followed, and the husband is sim
attempting 70 explain.
A whiie.haired Washington
grande dame. az the same recep-
iion. lost several puffs from her
elaborate colflure during thte dane
Ing. While her friends were at
tempting 10 adjust them. one puff
fen 90 the floor. At that instant a
near sighted admiral famous In the
land. happened along Spying the
illify object on the floor. and think
ing u Bis pocket handkerchief. he
stopped. caught Il up in a white
dressing glove. and. 10 the horror
Of the ladies. placed Il in his pocket
and stalked away
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-12

ter IN the meter TO renew the sun.
ply of gas for the house.
The gas poured through the let
tn Mrs. Arkinsons room. Before
Mrs. Atkinson went 10 bed she re.
quested The landlady. Miss Paulson.
TO call her at o'clock this morn.
ing so she could eaten q train for
Portland When the woman did not
arise IN time for the train Miss
Pauleon went to her room and found
her lying on the bed unconscious.
DR. John NJ, Adams was called
and has worked over the woman am
day He says she viii recover
Miss Anna Rasdale, originator OF
the drinking fountain system for
horses aud other dumb animals ia
Semitic, and Supt OF Streets A. j..
Walters toured the city yesterday
and picked locations for several
new fountains.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-12
ss.4s~.~sA.~s@Nses~sA

him governor Of the province Of
Tanglef
tie continued as governor until
France and spain demanded his
dismissal Ne then fled 10 the
hills and began the series Of raids.
kidnapping and brigandage which
made him the most feared aud
mosttalked'of man In northern
Africa
The most dramatic Of his ceeap.
AIDES WAS The kidnapping OF Walter
=. Harris. Tangier correspondent
for a London newspaper, whom he
took from his beautiful hOale on
The beach Of Tanaief A ransom
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-12

WASHINGTON. Feb. i2-Bc
cause a certain eminent statesman
dropped bis eyeglasses down the
dccolietc gown Of a Young navy ma
iron. and because an admiral OF ma
iionAl renowu. through absent
mlndedneas picked up truant
curl o. gray hair. thinking Il his
pocket handkerchief Washington
society b laughing today.
The statesman. it seems. was ad
iusiing his pince neg 10 his aQulllnc
nofe a. the army aud navy rccep
lion whom they slipped frnm bis
fingers down milady gown
The statesman. On CONSERVATION
sought ont the ladvs husband and
explained HUSBAND. without
thought and before numbers OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-12
A. LINCOLN WON'T
WORK ON FEB. IL

This IL Abraham Linooln's birth.
day. It's a legal holiday, and az my
name rs Lincoln. ! can't work 10.
day" said Arthur Lincoln. sea.
man on the steamer Umatilla. with
which declaration he went Out on a
strike all by himself
The umatilla crew ~ very busy
at the Pacific Steamship company'a
wharf because tomorrow she sails
for san Francisco The mate piped
all hands to get busy. but Lincoln
threw down his hemp in disgust
Not for me. said he. Abe Lincoln
vas a distant relative of Biiue /
quit II don't have today off j" SO
he quit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-12
QUARTER-IN-SLOT Meter
CLAIMS ANOTHER VICTIM

The quarter In the slot GAS
meter would have claimed Mrs.
e. M. Atkinson as one Of ts
victims this morning had not
the lsndlady Of the lodging
house az 1915 Third w., In
which she resides, discovered
her lying unconscious IN a bed.
room filled with gas vapor. Mira.
Atkinson Will recover from the
effects Of the gas she inhaled,
but late this afternoon she Ia In
a sem-conscious state, unable
10 speak.
The woman last night lighted IA,
gns n her room When II went on
from lack Of gas. she aid not tax,
the precaution Of shutting the cocl
on the gas fixture
The laudlady after Mrs Atkinson
had gone to sleep dropped q guar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-12

Of $4,000 for his release was de.
manded
For more than a month Harris
held out, although closely guarded
~ prfy6ner IN Raisull's mountain
stronghold After a headleaH
corpse had been kept in his room
for more than week Harris
yielded and paid the ransom
The last Of naisulls Victims
was Sir Caid Macloan. an English
subject, who was military adviser
of the sultan. The brigands re-
leased Maciean only whom the Brit.
Ssh government paid a ransom Of
100000
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-12

NnfSIhbn MOST FAMOUS BANDIT OF MODERN e m an /:
...0WLt ZINES AND TERROR OF MOROCCO 20 VEHU (:

gAxo,ns.' tAiisd prs..
ia '' II. Morocco. reb ~
w. notorious bandit. aied
d su'., : !. believed that he war
ms : a poison plot
srs my. came into inlerpa.
In ' ss when b. kld
citizen sqsia'earia. an Amerl
h'..sEnaet ne United slsies
sasah,' Immediately dls
,'sAasa h. " pa, 70 Morocco and
faIss. release Despite tbe
~. p "a Demands. Ralsull
s''iI lIs salt q 'e @sso
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-12

greatest new year celebration ever
experienced by them Ia their young
lives.
The action of the Chinese IN die.
trlbuuug largess 10 munlficently
vas caused by the rumors that tong
vars practically had killed business
In Chinatown The merchants and
tradesmeu hit upon . plan ~ money
gifts To disprOve the rumOr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-12

me a. I las in hrd I aid not knuw
be- had a knife astil felt the first
Unrest. he stabbed me twice tn the
hip
dumped 70 Get Revolver.
Pain aud terror gave n1e strength
and I hurled him 60 ore side aad
gof oul q bed ! ran "a the bureau.
Rhefe { bad q revolver The maniac
evidcatiy knees ms Intention. be-
cause be- 10 ned aud flsd from the
Foom and len the house
When fhe husband returned home
this morning AZ O'Clock Airs
raaftaz was 10 q state q exhaustion
and the baby giri was crying and
waiting tn aymrathY The detecgs yes
have a Kpod description 10 "a Ia.
irudeY. but AZ yet nu traes n him
has been fcpnd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-12

Sealtle's homeless will soon
have facilities for bathing
Nightly some three thousand
men sleep in crowded. unvenii-
lated. underground bed houses
in the southern part Of Seattle.
aud 90 practically all Of these
men a bath is a luxury beyond
their means
Can't Buy Baths.
Beds cost Is cents a night
Baths. the cheapest obtaiuablc
~ Japanese barber shops. are
10 cents. Ten cents TO these
men Of the other half repre-
senis a meal. To spend the
money for a bath would be cx-
travaganoc not Co be thought
81 ia the expenditures Of bed
house ledger
Free baths cannot be obtain
ed IN Seattle except in the sum-
mer time in the Sound and the
lakes. Nude bathcrs have trou-
blcs with the police. Bathing
clothes cost money The mat.
ter Of cleanliness is really a
problem 20 these men
Park Board VIII Act.
But Park Commissioner Ernst
has plan tn remedy all this. lie
will make bathing Ra free az
breathing for these dodgers
Of the bed houses Ernst Is nov
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-12
HER MANN CASE
TO THE JURY

PORTLAND. Ore. Feb l2.--nin.
ger Hermanns fate is in the hands
Of the jury Upon the conclusion of
Judge Wolvertona charge 20 the
jury. Attorney Worthington. fof the
defense. read list ~ exceptions 90
the charge which be asked 10 have
noted By the court, and following
tho swearing Ia OF the bailiffs the
Jury retired.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-12
THIRD FIRE I'm
STRANGE SERIES
ON WESTERN AV.

The third fire in six months 20
break out In old Western av. build
ings which had just been vacated
occurred at an early hour this
morning
This mornings fire started in
the one-stoTy building OF the Seattle
Carriage Co. 1907 Western av..
spreading TO the vacated black.
smith shop OF l.. r. Psrson. 1909
W estern av From there the
names caught TO the building for
merly occupied by the Star Car
riage Co, where the most damage
was done The Washington Cream
cry Co suffered some loss to their
stock from smoke and water The
total damage will be about $4,000.
All Of the burned buildings had but
recently been vacated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-12
'0vI CAUGHT IN CATTLE GUARD, HE
rLAGS TRAIN BY BURNING $50 BILL

~ - Otsi Ia, Feb i2stewart Dunbar soekralser
ANH - W. - To-Day a Urn believer Ia the power 81
|eaaa va walking home last night along the North.
ar Iaeks ne caught bis foot a guard Ia
I'D .sesie were useless Hearing train approach.
a.a. ~ searched bis pockets FOR paper
- b lighted ''N paper ne ionha vas wv note.
ts a. 80 brought 70 stop within thirty feet Of the
~ i u9 "heh he traumeu reached him tainted.
'''Aea ne biaekened edge Of the bml
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-12

ma Frshsfsl ssory.
|.n ussp via nay baby about
4 xs - neFaiag sid Mfe
NJ sshsa some nlysseFious
il Il - 10 awaken To my
- / ~ TIE lsmY vas llEhiet,
4 srszs 'airsd % terror waea
III ~ aFsmed nan sboai IS
II 81 Rassi 90 a chair u tfc
4, 1 IL rom hts eYes glartnE
i x II NJ fAea be eem
- Z hagh ! vacant, lsegiug
f. fssssfsilicAen, demanded
4 lzsn knl thea he iaaEhtd
! lNFa again
W yo4 wpaid e0me
49, ID rmA said Ne Then
<Az Ass wurd. bus laaghlng
ksl 4 iAe ii1e. De ieagsi apun
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-12
Fnssx Relatives Storm
eazpany Building for
ku 4 Wreck--Poliee
DIR Them Back.

- fk'f<t Fsrssi
fsAllEs. France. FEB r.
asAz ssssas hope los news Of
As'a y irisadp who we're
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