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Putnam patriot., 1911-01-27
An IN Fate8 CITY.

The fl fated SleiliaH city Of Mes
siaa MIS- almost entirety destroyed by
an earthquake In 1858 and greatly
damaged by another ID t7S3 In l743
the plasue carried OF nearly half OF
Is iaba bitaHts Ia ISL the city was
visited bE "a terrible quake and tidal
wave. which finished its destruction
In fact il would be difficult TO find
anyw here q city with a more mourn
ful history than Messina. which has
been practically destroyed twenty -one
times during the past 5000 years.
Putnam patriot., 1911-01-27

The Traveller in 1he f5iulalaya> must
he preTar,d for SURPRISES Two days
after the uon. G. 6 Bruce had reach
~ Mama he received a message from
youag lady saving thai ever since
size had Secn him on the day OF his
arrival she had been III Il WIS very
mucb hurt ! allow" saws Major Bruce
in Twenty Years In the Himalaya> '
During the course Of a short but inter
eSting career no such snub had ever
been administered 10 my self respect
I said But cant do anythingT She
said. Yes; wash your face and let me
have the water So we got hot water
and soap. and she sat on rock to see
that there was no deception. The
water. or. rather. the detection. was
then put into a long tumbler. aud she
then and there drank it all, What is
more. the next day she sent word that
she was quite cured"
Putnam patriot., 1911-01-27
The Human Body q Perfectly Adjusted
Machine.

Professor Francis q. BENEDICT. form
eriy Associate Professor Of Chemistry
with the late Prof ". Q. AtRater. al
the Wesleyan University nov Director
Of The Carnegie Institute Of Saldtian.
Boston, addressed the AiddleloNn -ei-
entife Association at week. His sub
jet Was The Influence Of Mental and
Muscular Work ON NatutiNe Process
a., and Was illustrated With .tefe5pai=
con views showing the improved APP
pAratus nov in Use al the Carnegie Ia
boraiory A about one Ia len grown
up people are afflicted win iaalees-
ton. The subject Should be If interest
70 them Ne take ms condensed re-
port from The MlddleioNn SIN
Prof Benesile. spoke Of the wonders
Of modern surgery, and TIE discovery
Of many means to accomplish results
v thout the use of medicine
The " respirstise caioumeter, an
apparatus for determining the amount
Of heat given Off by the body al rest
aud 10 motion, a. well a the amount
Of carbonie deoxide, was explained by
The lecturer. BY this apparatus medi-
cal men are enabled 10 determine hos
much food man really needs, a. well
a. The various kinds Of food he should
eat
In the burning Of coal or wool, the
substances are broken down into ear.
bonie deoNide aud water, great quaint.
Ties Of oxygen from the air being con-
slmed 10 the process. This l. the sime
process food undergoes 10 The aodF.
The human body Is compared to a
IN achine The condition Of muscular
activity determines The amount Of
" asie product and heat given off by
the human body In mental activity.
however, The conditions do not deter
mine The amount Of waste given oil /,
even though the body is exhausted
Tire human body = most marvel
ols maehiue. aud comparisons with
mansuadc machines show thal The IN.
man body loses less eaerey ta produce
given amount 81 wafk than the en-
CINE. Material must es used 10 %
muscular work ttI, necessary. BDefe-
fore, to drsN upaa The stored mp eaer
( 20 iu me Substances ofthe nads or oa
I t31i thali, esten. HIS not poss5b.e
{ go gedloe Use dIel without reducing Ihe
mu-ca lar energy.
Tue ialase al faot and ne food that
7 is Required IS most deuealelx adjusted.
+ j. ma>i Bee Thoroughly ma-ucsjea ee
/ fore descending 90 the stomach or 9TH
+ thefwise is cannot ee fully dikested
sui imposes useless labor on that ieli-
cate organ causing lis arrangement
ami injury. " hleh Is Indicated uy dy
I pepsis. II one does not eat enough Al
one meal. hunger will be increased Al
The next meal. II Is often said . " {
eat loo much, bur Prof. Benedict does
not quite Asree with this statement
I He saws that the amount Of work ~s
do governs the appetite. he advocate,
/ eSting q httle al a time and often, "a.
lAer Than lhree large meals a day.
Putnam patriot., 1911-01-27

DO TIE right thing II you have Nasal
CstaFfh. Get Ely's Cresm Balm al
once. Don I touch the catarrh powders
and snuffs, for they contain cocaine.
tdyas Cream Balm releases The secre-
lions thsi infisme the Nasal passages
and tbe thrAai. whereas medicines
made siill mercury merely drs up the
secFefions sud leave YOU no reller than
yoa were. In word, Eiy'~ Cream
haim Is a fesi remedy, not delusion
All druggists, 80 cents. or mailed by
Ely Brothers, % Warren Street, New
YORK.
Putnam patriot., 1911-01-27
0a Agricultural Educstiou.

The Massachusetts Board Of Educa-
too. by direction Of the I.egislature.
has sent 10 II $ report upon . The
sdvissbility Of establishing system
Of agricultural schools throughout the
Commonwealth Il i verv thor
ongh hut long rePort. The Springfield
Republican summarizes IL - follows. II
is just SIS valuable TO the people Of our
Commonwealth Is 10 those OF Mssss
ehasetts:
AFTER presenting a summary, with
Recommendations, il goes AZ length In
Putnam patriot., 1911-01-27

Il tell you. said recently returned
traveller who was clad after the fash.
lon Of Mr.. Richard Swiveller-"I tell
ycu. Argentina's the place to go,
everything Is dirt cheap there. why,
you can get splendid fat turkey for
70 cents "Whew- said one Of the
Interested bystanders. III Id been In
your place should hare stayed there >
Would you. nowT remarked the trar,
eler, eying his friend meditatively,
Well. then. since you'd have STAYED,
probably you can tell me how was to
get the 20 cents In Argentina. AFRO
naut
Putnam patriot., 1911-01-27
The Night Nursery.

II must be clean
1t must be very airy.
The hardwood floor is best.
Stained floors may be vanished
Floors at least must be easily
cleaned
There's a washable rug before each
Jed
For lighting choose electricity OF
,andles
Smelly Kerosene lamps and leaky
gas are tahooed.
Gray-blue or gTay-green, not dark. is
good for the walls
Curtains GheT are often necessary
must be washed once a month at least.
some say every week
Putnam patriot., 1911-01-27
Below. the AVERAGE,

Apropos Of loss of friends somebody
was saying one day before Morgan.
the great calculator of lives. that they
had lost 50 many friends. mentioning
he number. in certain space of time
mon which Morgan coolly taking
down book from his Office shelf and
looking into il. said. so you ought. sir
md three more Thomas Moore.
Putnam patriot., 1911-01-27

Shake Aliens Foot Ease in one shoe
and not IN The other, and notice the
difference. just the thing 10 use
when ruobefs or overshoes become
necessary, xnd yons shoes seem 10
pinch. Sold Every where. 25c. Don I
accept any substitute. Sample Free.
Address, Allen ). 0lmsted, Leroy, n.
\. 3-6
Putnam patriot., 1911-01-27

Babies are babies only such little
while, aud there is 50 much difference
IN their makeup They have 81 many
things u learn, II is hard 10 hsve pa
tience with them. bur if mother cant
who IS going 10: They must be taught
TO love pretty things and leave perish
able things alone Ii is problem. but
time and nstlance will be rewarded
Putnam patriot., 1911-01-27

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward 10
sny case of Cstarrh that cannot be cared bv
Halls Cafxrrh Care.
+. -. CHENEY & co. Toledo o.
We. the naieTsisne ned have kEown F. j.
Cheney for the hast Is wears snd believe him
perfectly honorable in all husin sss Transactions
sad financially able 70 carry ooi sny ohligs
tons made hx N. Srn
WAIpNs. kISSAx q MkRvIS,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, q
Hats CSrsrrh Cure y taken Internally, act
aag directls npon the hload sad mucous sut
fSees % toe sv~seul. fesfisnnnixis SEPT fres
Frtcr IS Fer haffis. Sold nv all nrugyists
Take Hxlfs rsnsiiv psls> fnr constipation
Suffered day and night the torment
OF itching piles. Nothing helped ne
until use Dosn's Ointment. In
cured me permanently Hon. John
r. Garrett. Mayor, Girard. Ala.
Putnam patriot., 1911-01-27
Points
For
Mothers

An only child is liable TO dissd-
santages that do not come the way OF
children brought up among brothers
and sisters. 1t is not only that the
ehild is in danger of being spoiled and
of growing selfish through having no
piavmate with whom to share bis or
her TOYS. sweets and so on. but there
Is the lack OF young. healthy eompan-
Ionship to be reckoned with, and this
means much to the child's develop.
ment
If he or she lives only with grown
Nd people much of the sweetness OF
child life will be lost. for. no matter
how gay and bright parents may be,
children require the companionship Of
children of their own age. with their
own childIike ideas of fun and frolie.
who will bring the right touch Of
youth and inexperience TO nursery
gambols.
II Is a mistake TO educate an only
child AZ home. Send him or her rath-
or 10 q kindergarten at an early age
and afterward TO d good day school.
II Is not absolutely necessary for a
girl TO go to a boarding school She
can finish her education after having
passed through an advanced da!
school By attending first class lectures
daily.
Putnam patriot., 1911-01-27
DEAD Eot Gonn

-lln you mus d.rl1i ~z.ienee VII
ever NJ abe -. sevitr tn. dead M.
any OF NV tsstieui> Houston i'o>i
Putnam patriot., 1911-01-27

. N4N>~SA0Nfe y Aa~ NAhpf
According 10 order No 80 Of
tne Post 0fiice Department susscri-
berS Cannot be indebted 70 neSspa-
per more than one year and Sill have
the paper sent % them ct the second
class rate. The order reads A. follows:
A reasonable time will Re allowed
publishers 10 secure renewals Of sub
scriptions, bug anless subscriptions are
sxEresxlu reueanod after the Term for
which iAsy are paid, within The follow
Tag periods:
Dailies, within thfee months
Wsekilss. within One year,
fhey shall not he counted IN tne ieslN-
male list q subscribers, and copies
mailed on account thereof hal not Dc
aeeepfed for mailing al the second
cas- postage rate q one cent pound,
but may X mailed al the transient sc
end cas- postage rate Of ] cent iof each
foar ounces OF fraction thereof, prepaid
bv STAMPS affixed
Putnam patriot., 1911-01-27

Table Linens
p In Full Bleached Sat.n
Damask. all new designs, 75e
values. Sale Price, per yard
81 4 &c
~ in. Foil Bleached Satin
Damask. 800 values. Sale Price
per yard ISC
y in. Full Bleaehed satin
Damask. s1Z5 value. Sale Price
per yard, 9Sc
800 Napkins, is in. is IN.
Full Bleached. Sale Pri per
dozen. SIC
800 Napkins, p in. y in.
Full Bleaehed. sale Price per
dozen, SIC
s1.75 Napkins. 10 in 10
in. Full Bleanhsd Sale Price,
ST. 40
Putnam patriot., 1911-01-27

Accidents wifi happen, bot the test.
regulated families keep Ds Thomss'
Eeiectfie OH for s0eh emergencies IL
Subdaes The pain and heals the hurts.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-03
Gu ~bebageli8 Rot.

gn bebagelig Yoit fan Den frantic
neutrality-suspicious. 8ammeriomfru
glGbe Jig peo at bore Snoebaper al.
Baa Statsbuogettet bepilges Der
nemlig ct gelsb til en- 9ammeriom-
i'm for Observation-Disclosures Srue.
og 2snnen er 100 Srancs ON Waa.
neben og frit Sus, Soft og &l9ber.
Men iiben 1905 bar benne Sru ErG.
iioentinoens Si9lp og Ststte intet
unbet at sisre emo at eaa os bGpe i'm
Maonebsgage, % bet al Den iimple
@runo, at iamtlige MiniiterprGiiben.
ter iiben Winiiteriet Gombes Sub
bar p9ret enten rngfarer, gnfem9no
eaer 6raifilte. gare Houoier bapoc
en- 5riie, men bun foretrof i'm egen
aanmeriomiru for Sen, iom &eeie-
ringen bapbe uoieet. GaiGaur, Oct
frantic Winiiteriums nun9renbe
Gbef, er ifilt ira lin 8one, og Oct er
iclpiagt, at aammeriomfruen snifer
ham en- iaa lang politiif gane iom
mltlidf
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-03

"aa, 10 mango Taf, Sru aoninl.
inoe, bet goar 10 iao uosenlunoe."
6lere @ange bapoe bun paa 2r-
berne at iige noset ON 2esaiet, taffe
for aoniulinoens genIisbeo, tole ON
lin @Ipoe 4.
Wfen oct par iaa panifelis at foo
Oct frem, for aoniulinoen taIte Ilei
life ON BET, % oct funbe 10 let ie no
iom ON bun, Somfru Serenien, bill
De minoe 5ruen ON Yeneene.
"Waa, ies maa nof afiteo." Som
inlinoen iaa paa fit ubr. Scr ifal
bore Msbe / "Soreninsen for enslig
itiaebe apinoer" Oct err ianot,
SomFru Ssrenien, Oct Segatet" .
(oen gamles Sierte banfet al Sor.
pentning) j. ia, Oct bar 10 fieoe.
Zig, at hi life fit oct oenne Sang,
men, iom ieg ifrep til 0em, Ri Tiger
neIte Sang isien. SITE ianot9 .
g9riaagoo, Der er Gaglsnnerl, bpis
leg life ifiiloe bore tiIbage, for De
eaar."
@amIe Somfru Ssrenien blep
alene Oct graabaarebe Sopeb
ianf ct gieblif neo paa BET fine 2in-
neo, % etpar Saarer plettet 8oniltl.
inbens brooerte ltnoerlip.
Serreguo, aa S~erreguol Sun
bapoe altioa lGit fell aIigepel | gre-
bet, eaer aoniulinoen bapoe CLIENT er
Orb.
If ia, BET funbe 10 iaetens benoe.
Sim maatte bore fornuftis, fi9mpe
MOB Den bitre Sfnffelie, life for al.
ting mnatte Den fine Stuepiee ie bent
De graate.
Men bet bar mi baarbt, forf9rbe.
liz baorbt. Oct bar 10 ogiaa en- util-
giuelig 2etiinoigbeo al beitoe meb
aaffen iaaar os Slsoen og 8ullepsI-
fen . @uo bore lopet, at bum bah.
De baloanoen &rone, 8oniulinben
bapoe lagt til benbe % Stuben-
ten betalte benbe iaamen ncf mart,
ban par 10 iaa flint og flittig.
@amle Somfru Serenien Isftet
Sopeoet, forfeit ginene og tog fat paa
&oniulens Soffer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-03
Sntct WDt TN ocr SoIen.

s Den npere 5ib bar mon iom BE.
fienbt ofte meb llnbren Iait ON Sc
merfp9roiae annenbelier, ser nit fon
gisres al gapir I. @r. til Sernbane-
ifinner, Wsbler, Suie o.i.p. Iu bar
man imiolertib peo 9abet Siirfbeinl
| Spiflano funbet en- Sanbleoning al
Tapir, iom man mener bar ligaet
Here bunbrebe aar / Soroen. 9en
6lep fnn0et 3 Meter unber SSSorooper.
flaoen og bar lapet al en- Bapirmasie,
Der bar m9ttet meo Si9re. Den Dor
loo ieig og fat, at finn en- meget ltert
Sag for Sern og Staal furlbe gien-
nemifiere oen. Iaa BET Steb, bpor
ben fanotes, Itoo i gammel Sib ct
Honnefloiter, % man bar formobent-
Zig maattet anl9gge benne Tapirleo.
ming til aloiteret, GA Sorobunoes
oeromfring er altior ialtboloig til at
aipe Sriffepan0.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-03
Seodtet.
(eftcr @ucu 9riiie / "Si.")

WV wv ~NNi Sp
Oct fneb nteo at fontme opoper
Srapperne, ipr bpert erin maatte
bun quite. = Set par 10 ogiaa liot
b6it at b, / ienltc Gtage. - Sa, men
iaa boooe bun ba til @ieugi9lo og.
iaa biuig, bapoe Sol belle TO Elmer
ON Gitermiooa9eu ON Sommeren,
49,. life Zig iom gamlc Wooam &ri'
itenien. iom bapoc SGrelie moo Noro
% aItio frsS.
Noar bare ben Iithmaeu piloe laoe
bare at PLACE benoe iaa f~orfGroelig,
oct peb % flaaet / 9rpitet for boert
Aa~nbeoraa. 90 Soften -.
@omle Somiru Ssrenien naaebe
cnoelig op til jim Der, fit &sglen bo-
let irem al 2onlmen o. fom mo | jim
lille, propre Stlle.
Sin nlautte iiooe og puitc no !
nogen Winuter. % mems bun gioroe
oet, fom pIuoielig 9efpmrin9erne
ircm iaien; oct bar ligeiom DC ct
Eieblif bar bit CLIENT, amugenoe
tumgt ielte bun oct Der inhe | @rpftet,
Oct ioriGrbeliae, Of Sofrcpcr, ionl
netop par bit perlet hos aisbman'
Den, par De iioite, DC aleriiolte Een'
&c, bum bapoe,
Get bar 10 oaiaa iaa ifrGffelig
ubeloia, at Stubeuten berinbe, ben'
oeS lfiffelige 2ogerenoe, iom oltir
pr9ciS ben isrite betalte De s 8rc'
ner, at ban netop igaar for aller fsr'
ite Gang bapoe bebt ON Senitauo.
ga booroam fimbc bum aarfe of iigG
uei, iaa ilittis Tom ban par, iaa Hint
og fIittig, iom ban ilet | oct. e
a~ontorplaoie maatte ban ba. eners
fumoe ban life Hare iig, for Saoerer
bpaoe life @aao til Of bieIpe.
90 Gramen piloe ban 10 Ia.
ga, iom ban lGite oerinhe. bper'
Minut al fin foitbare Sio meo Sin
grene | Srernc % mnmlenoe Sroei'
irem. Sles par ban, maeer os no
iliot, mon ban tit Moo NOT?
San iaaoe 10. at ban ipiite Mio
nag / Spen. - @ten / Sfabet Der
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-03
CLANS Nebermper.

DC fGrreite ugifte auinoer efter
oen gammelooeie Sppe, "gamle
Somiruer", ifal iorbolospis, finbes /
Siam, % @rrmben bertil er oper.
maabe ligefrem; @ateifabet er ner'
liz ct SEQ / Straffemibler meo bpilte
2opopertreoelic trues. geo en- be.
TENT SLIDER blir enbner 8pinoe /
.Siam, iom enbnu life bar funoet zig
en- sggtefGqe, noar bun fremirtter
EnIfe oerom, inoruaeret iom ZEN al
aongcns uuge Bieer~. 9onsen oper.
tar bermeo beuoes Sorisrgelie, %
bans Iominiitrator isger at begrGnle
ben peo at lfaife beuoe en- sGgtefPlle.
Oct praftiieres pau Den Maa0e. at en-
Siameier, iom bar beaaaet pisie 6or-
brpbeIier, bemmes til iom SiaRes-
itraf at giite JIG meo en- al "8ongens
unge Bigger. er bans Sorieelie
ringe, tiaaoes BET BAN at beige, men
Sreier set iig ON en- srouere Sorbrp.
belle bar ban life frit @alg, % ban
tiIfienoes 90 en- al De rlolte, itpsgeite
% minhit ipmpotiife al "8onsens IN.
ae Yiger~. % Siameierue paa Den
enc SIDE or lanst fra at bore iulbt
bpbise 8oraere, er autaaet al osmte
aarlis ret tort, 90 oo paa ben anoen
Sioe 2anSets brape Istre life tar oct
iaa nsie meo Manoens mere eller
minSre pletteoe Sortio, er 6slsea. at
oct life cr iaa sanife iaa %stefaber
al oenne Slags, iom bert Mar itif.
| ties | Clam.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-03


ipntes mesct ben9get o. f%ortolte MIG
belle ben Siiiorie, ies MI bar ~fortalt
Gem. Sun tiIisiebe:
"Genne Mano, iom ieg ilet life
fienber, islger mig iom min Sfpeee,
ieg msSer BAN, bier 8ong ieg saar
no; ban ier paa mig paa en- beipn.
oerlig Woaoe, men ban bar alorig
taIt til mig"
Sun tanfte ct giebIif efter iaa til.
ieieoe bun:
"Ru itaI De ie. Seq o9boer, at ban
er ubcufor nit 8inou."
Sun reiite iis ira lin Sofa, Git ben
% traf @aroinerne tiliioe % bite
mig ganife rigtis WanOen, Der bapbe
opisgt mig, iiooenoe poa Ell g9nf
paa Bromenaoen, meo ginene ipitet
poo Soteaet. Gan opoageOe os, rei-
ite iig % off lin Sci uoen at penoe
ii9.
Dereiter par iee gibne til e., mer.
feIig og pinlis cling, til ben tauie
aiprIigbeo melem bisie TO Nenne-
fer, iom life fienote ~binanoen.
San elIebe benoe meo ct frelit
Ours SenaipeEbeo oa 3afnemmeIia.
beo. gan fom bper Dag og ipurete
mig: "Sporoan bor bun oet?" San
iorltoo, at ieg bopbe gi9ttet bet. so
ban great beftig, nnar ban iaa benbe
gaa forbi, ioagere % blegere for buer
Dag.
Sru iugbe II! mig:
Seq bar finn talt en- Sang meb
oeune beipnoerlige Mfaah, og ieg ip-
mes, ieg bar fienbt BAN / tppe aar."
90 nnnr De msotes, liengiGlote
bln bans Siliea meb c. aluorlig, ben-
rioenoe Smil. Seq fslte, at bun bar
lpffelig, bun, Der bar forIaot, og Tom
uiolte, at bun ifulbe %; iee islte, at
bun bar lpffelig peo al blipe iaalebes
%e!lfet, me6 oenne Heipett og l1obols
Oelbeo og meo beune Sengipenbeb,
Der par rebe til oft. 90 Dog afilog
bun at mobtage bans geisg, at fjen-
De bans Rapn, at tale meo bam. Sum
iagoe: "yfei, nei, oet bill ebelpgge
mig bette b~eipnoerlige genifab. @i
moa uebblipe at ppre fremmebe for
b%inanoeu."
Spoo BAN ongnar bar ban %iiffert
Ell Slags Don Suirote, tbi ban gior-
DC iutet FOR at nprme fig benbe. San
uilbc lige til oct iibIte boloe oct taa.
beige Ssite, iom BON baooe gipet !
aupeen aIbrig at tale til benoe.
Sfte | De lanse elmer, bpor bun
Ioa % feite Jig iaa ipag ug mat, reiite
bun Zig ira Soiaen, 9if ben og traf
8aroinet liot tiliibe for at lie, ON ban
bar Ser ilberlfor benbes 8inou. 90
naar bun bupbe ieet bam itaoig ubes
oGgelig paa Jim Senf, gif bum tilba-
ge og logoe Jig meo ct Smil paa Soc.
6erne.
Suu osbe en- Worgen benimoo ST.
ii. "a ieg fom no ira Sotelet, tom
ban mig imsbe meb ioritprret @niigt;
ban bapbe allerebe bort bet.
Seq piloe iaa sierne ie benoe ct
GiebIif / 9eres RprpGr," iagbe BON.
Seq fog bans Arm % ri git inc | SUI
let.
9a ban itoo foran Ben bsbes Sene,
greb ban benbes Saano % trpffeoe
ct ueuoelig Ianat &ps paa ben, %
ioa itprtebe ban no iom en- iinosfor'
pirret."
9uftorer tang igien % iagoe Der
pno:
Set err oirfeIig BET beipnberligite
Scrnbaneeoeutpr, icg bar bert."
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-09-09
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Al Irs pinm fr sapulnn.

Elylrl OKLA. Sept &-A-runEe.
flaftf wo's completed tudgr for ma
Iur1lass uf size fuf & -nIr-T-tuI lci
piau- ST. eor so 0po iu sapulpH D,
= = NCNeo-ry . iDcai cuntrartor
vhl lf ess0elaiet VITA Sapulps capi-
tahs2 Thf plant win be located ur
fbe Ee6 Ersf division tracks uf the
Friscr. cluss to the business ceute,
" TIE CRY.
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rsrr.r. rrf fr Siberia.
f-at frHr 6.e- ~ colo.
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-09-09

StetsCL BuIsaU T-IrnB.s FfsIs Ess- { SoI
BanEsIef L. Thompson Hruz-' SIBeE, Manhattan
Eagie, 1OtnaH snE-ts. rsaoy IoI yOuT Inspection
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-07-06
VALUES
LAND At $4,000

James w. Pratt, real estate dealer,
formerly tax assessor and commits
sioner Of public lands in succession,
was called as an expert in the Fort
de Russy condemnation suit on trial
before U. S. Judge Clemens. He val
ued the fee simple of the land wanted
by the United States government for
$4,000 at $4,000. Little or no value,
in his opinion, attached to the lease
hold with over nine years to run, upon
which the claim of W. R. Castle and
Kahananui is based. 1t might bring
two or three hundred dollars as a spec
ulation at auction, Mr.. Pratt thought.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-07-06
RUSSIAN WOMAN HAS HER
PORTO RICAN HUSBAND JAILED

One of life's sordid stories was
unfolded in the police court this
morning when Mrs. Marques, Rus
sian, whose volubility excited the
admiration of every woman present
proceeded against her husband, a
Porto Rican, for assault.
Mrs. Marques could not be made
to confine her story to the assault
She wanted to let the judge know
what had happened during the past
year, since she had married the de
PENDANT, and she ratified on bewilder-
ingly. The interpreter tried to stay
the flow of eloquence, but he was
like clay in, the hands of a moulder
The woman told of the lazy habits
of her husband; said he would not
work, but would drink, and that he
wanted her to support him Not sat.
isied with the woman working all
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-07-06

day, he wanted her to visit some of
his friends for immoral purposes,
and thus add to her earnings, but this
she refused to do. She tried to force
him to work by endeavoring to with
hold money from him, but he forced
her to give up what she earned, and
he promptly spent it for liquor.
Finally she reached the end of her
patience, and couple of days ago
she told him she was through with
him. This led to a row, during the
course of which he struck her.
Deputy City and County Attorney
Milverton prosecuted and called the
attention of the court TO the manner
in which the woman had been treated
by her husband, adding that he
thought the offense called for more
than a money fine. A sentence Of
thirty days Imprisonment was i'm
posed.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-07-06
WILL INVESTIGATE

At the meeting of the Board of Sup
ervisOrs last night it was decided to
order an investigation of the charges
of graft in connection with the clean
up day payroll. Supervisor Low want
ed a special committee, but it was
finally decided to refer the matter to
the road committee. According to
statements made by Low, some of the
men paid off in addition to those given
tickets by the cleanup committee en-
titling them to wages were given tick
cts by him. He said that there were
not cleanup tickets enough, and that
he therefore issued some himself