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Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-09-22
NEW SLOT MACHINE.

A new postage stamp slot machine
has been installed at the Great North
ern hotel. Put in nickle and secure
four one cent stamps. The machine
should be money saver as many times
penny change for stamps is almost i'm
possible. 1t will save the clerks con-
siderable time also in handling of
stamps and the device. the first of its
kind in Devils Lake, should be win
nor
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-09-22
ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.

Providence, R. T., Sept. 1S.-Many
distinguished veterans Of the civil war
are in Providence participating in the
annual reunion Of the Society of the
Army of the Potomac. This morning
was given up to the business of the
meeting, but tonight and tomorrow the
visitors will enjoy entertainment pro-
vided for them by the city and citizens,
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-09-22
CYCLONE CARRIED PICTURE

Sherwood, N. d., Sept. 19.-Mrs. Sam
Smith Of Wheaton township, whose
home was completely destroyed by the
terrible tornado Of Aug. 20, is in re-
ceipt of a card from Deloraine, Man.,
Sky miles northeast, stating that a
photograph with her name and address
written on the back had been found
near there. The tornado travelled
northeast and Mrs. Smith and her
friends believe that it carried the pic
ture to Deloraine.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-09-22

by Miss Price, Davis steadily maintain
ed that he knew nothing about the
school teacher. Later this afternoon,
however, he confessed the whole sor-
did details, exhibiting little or no feel
ing in telling his story Of what took
place during that terrible period Of 80
hours. He admitted that he had
"quite scrap with the school teach
er.''
Gave His Record.
Within a few hours after his arrest
and apparently fearing that he would
be sent back to Canada, Davis testified
that the name. OFFS Bill'' Miner. was
not his real name, but that he was Ed
Davis, an escaped convict from the Cal,
ifornia penitentiary, where he still has
a 33-years' term to serve for highway
robbery. Davis was also recognized by
NJ. R. Falner, foreman Of the Langdon
Republican, as a man who had been
formerly employed in that shop. George
identified Davis as a man who enlisted
from Wahpeton and served for several
years in the Philippines during the
Spanish-American war. Davis is man
33 years of age and has all the out.
ward appearance and manner of the
criminal. Developments yesterday in,
dictate that Davis has a criminal career
in Canada also. Two years ago he
broke inc store at Crystal City and
obtained about thousand dollars in
cash. Then he went to Kalieda, Man.
where he robbed store. The sensa.
tional abduction of the little school
teacher Of the Snowflake district school
and the shooting down of the proprie
tor Of the Western hotel at Snowflake
were the most recent crimes and prob.
ably will be the last for all time to
come.
There are numerous charges that can
be preferred against Davis and at
least two Of them have a maximum
penalty Of life Imprisonment. It is
needless to say that no clemency will
be granted after the british criminal
ity of the man exhibited in the abduc.
ton Of Miss Price. There has been nc
happening in the history of the north
! vest that has taken hold of the people
and aroused more widespread indigna.
| tiOn. - s'-.s,1.,@--
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-09-22
SCARLET FEVER.

Two new cases of scarlet fever have
developed in the coonet family at the
corner of Hill and Sth and the authori-
ties ahve placed the quarantine sign
there recently but the quarantine was
lifted before the other two became sick
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-09-22
PATIENT WEEDS NURSE.
And This Despite Fact That He Lost
Both Legs.

Montevideo, Mimi, Sept. 1s.-A 70
mantle wedding took place at Monte
video hospital this week, the princi-
pals being Saxby Wilcox and Miss Ell
len Anderson, nurse. Wilcox, who is
native Of Nova Scoia, met with an
accident on the railroad that culminat,
ed in his losing both legs. He has since
been an inmate of the hospital. The
BRIDES home is in Hill City, S. D. She
has left for her home and it is said
Wilcox will be sent to Nova Scotia.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-09-22
:. DAVIS MAY SWING FOE HIS :.
i CRIME. j.

\ Winnipeg, Man., Sept. 19.-That :
: Ed Davis walked into hangman IS :.
\ moose when he came across the :,
< border line to face the charge of I.
\ abduction and criminal assault is \
\ declared here by lawyers. 1t is ::
\ said that the crime with which !
\ Davis is charged, and to which he :
\ is alleged to have confessed, is ::
= punishable by death under the ::
4 Canadian statutes. <
i X :: \ !. \ \ i :. !: = \ X J. ). = :.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-09-22
MUZZEL OF GUN HELD CLOSE TO
HIS CHEST is DISCHARGED
ACCIDENTALLY.
YOUNG LAD IS KILLED INSTANT
LY-WAS FOURTH SON OF
WILSON FAMILY.

Funeral Will Take Place Tomorrow
Morning-First Fatality of the Hunt
ing Season in That Section of the
State-The People Of Bathgate are
Grief Stricken.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-09-22
LEAVE FOR GRAND FORKS.

Herman Stenseth expects to leave to-
morrow for Grand Forks where he will
attend the meeting of the North Dako.
ia Clerks of Court association of which
he is a member. Mr.. Stenseth is on
the executive committee Of the organi-
Zation.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-09-22
PRESIDENT TAFT WILL SOON AC.
CEPT THE DESIRE OF VIII.
SON TO QUIT.
Special to The World:

Washington, D. c., Sept. 19.-Presi-
dent Taft will shortly accept the resig-
nation Of Secretary Of Agriculture Viii
son and the Pure Food advocates arc
correspondingly elated. The Romosin
Referee board will also be abolished
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-09-22
CONDUCTOR GILMORE, WHO Is
IN DEVILS LAKE TODAY, HAD
INTERESTING TIME.
OFFICIALS UNABLE TO TRACE
THE BLAME AND AWAIT THE
STORY OF CONDUCTOR.

Each One Blames It On the Other Eel
low-The Drunken Brawl Results
Seriously for Nels Louna, Who Was
Stabbed in the Back-Is In the Hos
pltal at Grand Forks-Rumpus Start
ed Near Mayville.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-09-22
Special to The World:

: Special to The World:
. Paris, France, Sept. 20.-A peac- .
|: full settlement of the three corner :
: ed dispute between France, Ger :
: many and Great Britain will I'M :
: doubtedly be settled without re- :
: sort to arms within the next few :
: days.
:. X :. = X :. :. :. :. :. :. =. =. =. &.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-09-22

Washington, D. c., Sept. 1s-Former
U. S. Senator Thomas Henry Carter
Of Montana, for many years a notable
and picturesque character in national
pilitics, once chairman of the Republi-
can national committee and since last
year chairman OF the American section
of the International commission, died
at his home early yesterday Of infec-
ton Of the lungs. He was 81 years old
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-09-22

Liberal and Conservative, at the time
of the recent dissolution, was as FOL.
lows:
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-09-22
Widows and Orphans
s4@1.2. .<s NSHF@S =

uxuies
privileges
Of sna
for simple that
Q o nsM
Of
Thousands of solicited
much a
We o rof
the matter vel ywthyu.
Talk to Turner Kneeshaw, agents for
northwestern NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
1. X. Thompson Pres. Minneapolis MINI.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-09-22
FORMER UNITED STATES sENAT-
OR FROM MONTANA DIED
IN WASHINGTON.
AT TIME OF DEATH HE WAS A
MEMBER OF INTERNATIONAL
COMMISSION

Had Two Terms in Senate-Was First
Republican Elected From Montana
He Was Born in Ohio-Made Great
Speech in Defeating River Appro
priation Durindg President McKin-
ley's Administration.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-09-22
WILL SETTLE.

************ $3.50 = -
Washington Journal., 1911-08-19

aoIese Der Stoot gecp gorf; Bro.
ieIior Senrn 3. sine. 0efan Der
Brincetonfufult0t Or. AHorep s..
WeIt Tefon Der Briuceton @rnonir.
tenibule; Or. Sibben uno d. SeurD
ban Ipfe.
AIs @raiioent pro tenn. Der 8rince.
tonuuiperiitGt funsirt Sobn u. Stem.
art BON Nep BORT dls Seniormit.
glieo oes 8erpolhingsrotbs. Die elm
Selnen gerDaltungsgeihdfte ieOodl
wuroen bon Dem 8roieiior Sine, ais
0efon Der 6otultat. erleOigt.
8eionoeres @euidlt miro oorou'
eeIeet. Dab Der 3utiinftige 8raiioent
elm @roouirter Der EriucetonmiOer.
fiat lit. oo nur elm iolder gang i'm
8erit1noniB Der it6rigen 9enmten II.
ID. orbeiten fam, mdbrenO Elm
-4ustpdrtieer" leidt b6ies 9lut er.
Washington Journal., 1911-08-19
erIssaiN. JIG 6tsm0,nIenIDnars.
BtTfaet hsimlin ltins oeimatb, itbrt ats araV.
Su sHEaa, iiHbu isius Gltsrn sthuFbtH.

Fu 5hfAdi rHoa lsNut 9lftfh etNptvtH.
Cine ereretfenoe S3ene fpielte iia
hir5lih bel Eogesanbrl6 IN elmer
6troBe 0es Irbeiterpiertels In Wfil.
bouien ob. Bon geLfort Der mar
pdbreno Ger Jboft Elm iunger Wonn
IN Der Uniform Der 5rem0enlegion
oNeefommen INN iih 81 ieinen al
ten @Itern 5u begeben. 8or bier
Snbren mar er nit einieen Ieidtiin-
nigen Romeuo0en in 0ie 6remOen.
legion eineetrpten, obne tDGbren0
Der lnneen 3eit feline @ltern miiien
Ju laiien, no er meilte. SSSn Sdf0d
trai i'm mad 2h Dientiabren elm
ldfDerer llrtfoa. Der linn Den linfen
Arm polftdnoig lGfmte. Die Mn-
bride I'm gntid1oiguns. NIT oenen
er an Die froB0itide 8enpoltung
trat, uuroe 5uriidgetpielen NIT Der
8~esriiuoing, Dab ibm Der unfnl
stuor in Iusithine 0es Dienites pal.
itrt lei, Dab er ober, oa ct niht
6ron3oie lei un6 crit 10 furSe Belt
DENT tbue, iiberboupt nift inter-
misunderstanding lei. Mls ii6 Der
iiruse Wonn gegen b1eien geiheio
berpabrte. pilrDe er 5itn1d6t ms
Sn5orett peubraht, I'm 0onn Ipdter
in Arrelt eeitedt 5u fperoeu. M6b-
reno Ger lesben Is Monote mar Der
9tonn, 5rider nut @ome1t, MIR I'M
3oipitd ptp0 i'm Eoliseigetuobriom
Undergraduate. AS mntouglih Fir
Oen peiteren 0ienit mur0e er 6dnn
abgeid)oben uno in Boris mitteICos
feinem ShidiaI iiberIaHen. porouf
er iih in 10 Sogen ourh Gronfreim
bettelte uno nun in W~fiilboirien an.
fam. Dor Dem 9ouie ieiner gItern
Dfiff er ieinem BrurOer, mlBte aber
III e%riohpen, OdB in Der 3ptihers
jcit iein Batter Unto feline Waiitter ge.
itorben uno iein 8ritoer iih Derbei-
rotbet bate uno nod Ameriba aus
gepanOert mar. Br:der brqb DOL.
ltg eridopft 5uiommen unD peinte
Gbr1nen ip1ter 8eue itber ieine I'm.
6eionnenbeit. 8ei einem ebemoIigen
5reunae fono er porI6ufie LITTER.
funft. Dieie tlr3en Sabre in Der
6remoenleeion bnben BEN iineen
Y}onn o~oait1nbtg qebrod)en un6 ion
seitlebens gum RriippeI eemodt.
Sn Der Seimotb miro er nun noH
Der Mrmenpfieee CUR Gait fallen, bo
iein 9ct6en berort Idlinm lit, 0aB
er mobl foam tDieoer 5urQlrbeit tpir0
eretfen foruen. No6 ieiner @iis-
foge iirb Heine beaoen Greunoe, NUT
Oenen er ftd I'M aubre 1907 CUR
GrerpOeTGegion nufDerben ReB. IN
9oufiEs einem bisieen Tieber erie
gen.
Washington Journal., 1911-08-19
Sine ssIinasr GrEIsrane

Die onsebIi6en 3orbinter5ieblm-
gen Ourd 5oIineer Gobrifen, bic,
pie beriftet, BEL Der ginfubr BON
5tablfDaren beeangen Iein ioHen,
uerben BON ben betbeiIigten Sobri.
t~ontenfreiien entdieoen IN Abrebe
geiteat.
Gus SoIingen miro in Der SADIE
geihrieben:
Sn Der 4~ngeleeenbeit Der ongebli.
den Wi ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS BEL Der
ausfabr BON 6oliager StabItpooren
nod ben Bereinieten Stooten lpur0e
bic Na@riHt ~perbreitet, OoB cine 60
Iinger Strma Deeen 8olbinter5ie-
bung AZ elmer an bic Hereinafter
Stonten gu 3obRneen Celebrate bon
$4,000 Morf berurtbeilt porOen lei
uno DAB Die Birnla oieie Strofe ie-
oenfons nitt auf3ubrineen IN Der
Gage lei. Abgeieben booor, 6ob in
benz OorIiegen6en Sale, fpenn tpirtN1
cine 3oabinter3iebung oorliegen Ion-
tie, Oie 5trafe niht ~onn6bern0 10 bod
mare, lit Der COLLECTING ~feinespegs
5meifenos ieItgeiteIt. @s bonOeIt Tth
bier Die0er Inn cine Bei9Ioenobme
un6 oorIduFige Gtroffeitiebune, ME
tie in Der lesten 3eit bdufig erfolg-
ten, in Der ReoeI 0ber pieOer dufge-
boben wer0en muBten, neil tie i'm
gtnIpruhsperFobren nidt oufreht
erbaIten meroen tonnten. @s more
gerabeou geIbftDernidtune tpenn Oie
SoItnger Grporteure, bic nun I@on
felt sSobr unb Gag tuif1en, odB lire
@ooren BON ben amerifonii9en 3oa-
beb0roen Der ih1rhten &ontrone IN.
termorfen wep0en, troR Der Wur.
hung iid nod intmer Der @efabr, oIs
8onbetrhger ertpiiht gu peroen, aus.
iebten. Sohberit6n6ige lino Der An-
fift, Dab d1i1 in benz frnglihen5oqe
bic Strafentideioung uno bic BE-
i9losnnbme pie6er aufgeboben per-
Den miiIien. eenou 10 pie in friiberen
S1nen. massachusetts ole Solinger
Nobrifonten uno @rporteure, bic
0eeHerfpooren nod Amerito aus.
fibren. erflGren, OoB es fi6 bier nm
einen aompf amerifos eeeen oieGo-
finger Ssn0uftrie i'm Sntereiie Der
ametifonifden StobImaareniDouItrie
banoelt. 9 e3onihifanen in Nmerifn,
10 erfl1rt elm Grporteur, Der an Dem
frogliden SAL niht betbeiliet lit,
ieien ni1t mebr 81 ertroger. Die
gon8en 3olentIAeiOungen oreben fi1
nur nm oos Wort yWurftuertb~
alIo um einen re1t 0ebnboren He.
srtff. Ser 8olEbeamte febe nrr auf
Oas AeuBere Der @oore, mGbren0 er
Sen MoterioIpertb uno arbeitsIobn
niht beriidiidtiee. Benn ou6 mie.
oerbolt 8aoren wieoer f~reiaeoeben
puroen. neil Die 9eihInenabme an
llnreht erioIete, 10 ltebe ooh feit,
bob Die 3onoerihte BEL ibrer ent.
iheiOung nur Die Sntereien Der or1e.
rifoni!den SneuItrie ~6emobren.
I'M Sarftt ieOem isiae @aeinane
AA
Washington Journal., 1911-08-19

Seltgen f0nnte. Gs Oiirfte ocmnof
toum all9enommen mer0en onB elm
r5remoer" oieies 6obe 2lmt ie belief
ben miro.
Sn ser e%r8iehcriifen NeIt iieht
man Der @ahl oes 8~rdiioenten iiir
oie &rincetonuuipcriitdt nit groRen
Siitereiie ent9e9elL 5umal Brinceton
in ben 2ebrfddern l~iberolere Metho'
ben ein5ufiibren qeoenft, mie Tie be.
reits in England, 0eutihlano Hno
6ranfreif iOitematiih betrieben mer+
Sen. 0ieIe g%infiihrunqen werOen ais
Elm beoentenoer 5ortidritt in Der
omerifaniiden %@r8iebpng betradtet.
Washington Journal., 1911-08-19
Gem NlecrcsarunO entriReu.
Gin etaeuartiser appi purOe mare BEN Saps
Sopn aus BEN D5san aefiidt.

Gem Rew gorter aquarium muroe
Dor burger 3eit elm merfpiirOiQer
4opf Der nobe Cape Comm aus Dem
95ean gefiidt mor0en mar. 5url
@elhenf gemadt. llniere abbiI0ung
3eigt, Dab Der &opf Dem meni9liden
iebr Gbnlih lit. 9n Dem 6llnoe iinO
feinerlei Monipulationen porgenom-
meil ionoern lit 10 oerbliebeny mic
man i'm oufgefunoen bat. Die Rno-
den iinO O~oaitdnOig gut erbalten
Washington Journal., 1911-08-19

groBe 4n5obI bon Iomen ser tiid-
tighten Mduner Der 8ereinigten
Staoteu por, Die fid nidt MIR fir
oieies mihtige Amt eignen, ionoern
audi ale germ eerteigt iino, oailelbe
ons1tnebmen. Seit Ser 4eIignotion
oes porberigeu H%r1iioenten Or.
@ooorom 8ilIon mel1er gum Sou,
nerneur oes States Nep 9seriep
ermdblt nuroe, lit Die ltniuerlitdt
oAne einen Br1fioenten. Set Oieier
8eit, ltn9efdbr einem SSnbre. lino MN
Die on1treRgenoiten @eriuhe gemohf
poroen, einen ourdlous fir oieies
Amt geeianeten 8%rdiiOerten 81 fin
ben. 9tid)t nur in Den 8ereinigten
Washington Journal., 1911-08-19

Staoten, ionOern ailb i'm ausInnOe
muroe griinolih llmi6au eebalten,
I'm einen Y%r6iiOenten 5u finOen, Der
ben AniorOerungen boa un0 gon0
entipridt. Gerielbe ioa Elm @raouir-
ter Der 9rincetonunioeriitGt iein un6
ourfous nit ben @emobnbeiten Der
1nioeriitdt lDmpatbiiiren, uno Oas
2eben unO Die 3iele Oerielben genalI
o%eriteben.
Der 8ernaltungsratb b1It Die Be-
rntbidIagungen oes Spe5ialfomites,
nel6es Die Aufgabe bat einen Bra
iiOenten oor5ulhlaeen, iebr sebeim.
9ieiem 9omite obliegt elm idperes
StAd Arbeit, menn man in 8etrad9
Washington Journal., 1911-08-19
Gie 9reue ftebt 8uerft. 3mbest,
SIN %fnmel, fpie ollf @roen.
@er gans ore SeeIe orein geicst
Gem mug bic @rone DerOen.
Sob clues Snaben an AIfObOIOersif-
tmmg.

Aa.s Semgbn9 (Be8. 8einbeim)
piro Der u5ronff. 3tg.~ geidrieben
Der ihon gemelOete pI0tlide SoO
Ses Iiebenidbrigen 51u1fnaben Sci
boeI 8pouh, Sobn oes bieligel
Ecotengrabers, lit auf glfobOloersii-
tung Suriid5ufiibren. Bie idon &C.
meI0et, nar wegen SduIidWan5ens
Oes andben cine seringfiigige Shul-
geloItrofe bel oen gltern erbobea.
nor0en mesbab Ger 8ater isinel
@obn nit etnem Stode oiihtigte. Der
Rnobe tronf 0ornuf beimlih "a 81.
ter 8Hnops u1o legte lih 81 Bet
Inn nift msbr nuf5upoden. Dev
0erooff, Dob Ser ToO cine 6olge Oes
8ii6tigung lei, lit Ourh Ons grgeb,
niB Der 9bouftion aIs niht iti1bai.
bic ersrieien uorOen.
Washington Journal., 1911-08-19
geriaminOen eines @&lO6hsrrn.

Gin Barrier gFatt meBoet: Sn
Goreur mobt oas 9erT6minoen Oes
reiten ltno angeie6enen SdloBberrn
~O'glbbnoie o'Nrroit pie[ bon lih re-
Den. Sdublelte fapoen ieinen Sut
N1untel uno Elm SonoifAlbpoar auf
Der iiber ole Seine ~fiibrenoen Bnfie-
rele 0es @uai 1ebtnp in Earis. 9enn
befiird)tet ein @erbehen. ga elm
Selbftmor0 Der Nntur Der Code noh
ausgeldloiien 81 iein idjeint.
Die Sugeft6 miiplft Dob oas 2e-
BEN iidl ihr anpoBt, ons Mlter poBt
iih Dem 2eben an.
8u~oendiiieteit lit Dos iidserite
OSttel Woft iIber WienldeuReIeT
~ erlangeh
Washington Journal., 1911-08-19

Da Sarftt ieSsm isiae Uaeinarns
iasen.
Washington Journal., 1911-08-19

nur oos 0aienbein lit beim Erodneu
etmas eingeidrumpft. SIN 2eben
muB oieier aopf nit Dem menidlli.
den nod 9roBere aebnliffeit gchabt
baden. Die 3abne. rpelde gut erbal-
ten iinO BON beionoerer St1rfe uno
Ser nnterfiefer weiit 8pei 3dbnerei-
ben auf, Auem 4niheine nad ndbrtc
fi1 Ser Slid, oenn einem lolAen ge4
bort Ger Gopf an pom Sdaltbiereu
fporouf oas feite @ebiB lhlieBen lGBt
Den Observation-Disclosures lit Oieier
Sumo elm &dtbIel.
Washington Journal., 1911-08-19
Gin, idnwierist mubI.
NE nnissslAat grlHsetou Iaat dusH Hrnsu
Qraiibmten.

Das SpritfDort iogt: v0er ole
Bobl bat, bat Die Dual. Sn
bieiem Sale beipabrbeitet iit oieips
Gdl0gport tDieoer sor3. Oenn es lie.
gen Der Erincetonuniueriitdt einl
Washington Journal., 1911-08-19

0apitaI muO usberi6uB, s 100000
GtnIaeen Rber ... 2,5OO,OOO
Washington Journal., 1911-08-19

5iebt onB niht peniger nls fiini3ig
sur guslunbl oorliegen. Bon
0ieien lino bic b%epor5u9teren Or.
Benjamin Soc @beeler, @rali0ent
Der 4aliforniauniueriit1t; Or. $. u.
Garfield, 8rasiOent oes @iQiums-
toaege; Or. DouiO Sopne SIN. Der
oboanferoe omerifanii1e 9otihofter
in DeutidIon6 8rofelior Senrp s.
Osborn. YrGitoent oes omeritoni.
iGen Decentralization Muieumg /,
81. Sobu 8. GinIeD, ~r6fiOeut Oes
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1911-08-25
For Rent

FOR RENT-MOdern dwelling house
Inquire of S. NJ. Lockerby.
AT THE PRINCESS, Saturday after.
noon and night-The great pic
ture drama Of the age-Dr. Cooks
Story about the Pole. in motion
pictures. SS
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Classified

For Sale
FOR SALE-Lady's cross saddle,
almost new. Phone 5O6. SSp
FOR SALE-Seed rye, in any guam
tity. Fred CresswelI. Finley. Wash.
S7tf
FOR SALE-4O head of work horses,
cash or on time. See S. NJ. Locker
by.
FOR SALE-Peaches-three cents
per pound in the orchard. Boxes
not furnished. Fay F. Dean. 67-S
FOR Saltwater tank. heretofore
used on old sprinkler wagon. Ca
pactty 800 gallons. $1,000. G. N.
Calhoun. SS.9lpd
AT THE PRINCESS, Saturday after
noon and night-The great pic.
ture drama of the age-Dr. Cooks
Story about the Pole, in motion
pictures. 80
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Wanted

Wanted-an apprentice, at Thorn.
ton and CamerOn's.
WANTED-A lady cook. and cham
Der maid at KOOntz Hotel. S7tf
WANTED-A water witch, to locate
water 10 miles from kennewick.
Box 11S. Kennewick. S7tf
AT THE PRINCESS, Saturday after
noon and night-The great pic
ture drama of the age-Dr. Cook g
Story about the Pole, in motion
/ pictures. SO
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1911-08-25
FINLEY ITEMS

On Friday evening, Sept. LIST, at
the Knautz home, there will be a
lawn social, given by the two largest
classes of the Finley Sunday School.
1t is planned for a goodtime rather
than a money making scheme. Every
known fruit of the valley as we'll a:
the usual ice cream and cake will be
served. Come and have gooe
time.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-01
Aotas de Mayagguez g

Anteanoche ser1an las | / fue encon-
trado muerto en- su tienda de pulperla,
situada en- Ia calle de San Vicente, el
laborioso honrado comerciante jose
Reyes. Ell cadaver yacia tendido en- el
PsueIo a la parte atras del mostrador
Ipresentando dos heridas en- la paite
posterior de la cabeza y algunos rasgu-
llos Ten la garganta como 81 lie hubieran
I'extrangulado al mismo tempo que le
bgolpearan
| FL cadaTer fu6 trasladado al cemcn-
terio a las 3 de la madrugada donde Sc
lie hizo la autopsia.
Aver a medic dia fue traido a la casa
familiar y esta tarde Sc verified sr en-
tlerro acofnpanado de numerosos ami
COS.
Este crimPn ha consternado a Maya
gliez, y todos nos preguntlamos ic0mo
es possible que a una hOra tan critica Y
en- unO de los sitios mas centricos de la
cildad haya ocurrido seme.jante crimen
sin que la polic1a apareciera nj por aso-
mo?
Sc han hecho varias detenciones Dor
sospechas y entire los detenidos hay ia
miliares del interfecto.
Hasta la fecha 'el crimen esta rodeado
de un misterio absolute. Iran mas de
TALES luego.
Corresponsal.
Mayaguez 20 de Abril.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-05-01
La denuncia contra
el Sr, Santelrno

Ell s3bado por=la tarde presento una
denuncia Jurada contra ell inspector de
information Sr. Santelmo, el general
dominicado senior Zenon Toribio, acu-
sandole de instigaci6n a perjurio al tes-
tigo Jose Oller.
El Comisionado de la Corte Federal
decret6 Ia prision del senor Sante1no
quien deposit6 una fanza de quientos
dollars prestad'a por los senores Fidel
Guillermety y Jose Bazan.
Dlcha denuncia Sc reEaciona con Ell
proceso 1ltImamente e cetebrado ante la
menclonada Corte contra los seilores
Morales Jimemez j. Zenon acusades de
violacion de has ileyes de neutralidad