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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-21

have = bottle filled with q lotion
composed Of benroin. glycerin and
rosewater. tip the bottle In the
palm q tho hand and rub the To-
ton into the skin before the hands
are thoroughly dry. This 10 a
splendid suggestion for the house
wife whose hands are subjected to
different solutions In the course Of
her work She should have a bot
tie always handy. and use II gener-
ously. A. q result her hands will
be white and plump. and will not
bear the telltaie marks Of age or
work ANY reputable druggist UNI
derstands the proportions IN which
these ingredients should be used.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-21

Have been going with = nice
young man few months. and on m,
birthday recently ne gave me nm
expensive ring. do not care for
him. and he said nothing about an
engagement. Was Il proper foF
me to accept his glfts--T. W."
Retnxn the ring. A weIl-bred girl
does not accept presents ~ this
kind except under seal Of engage
ment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-21

soap. but know that the appIica
ton Of n mild soap. preferably a
vegetable oil soap. TO the face at
ieast once a day makes for beauty
of skin.
what In a vegetable oil soapf
II IL chiefly composed Of vewc-
table oils and has peculiar cosmetic
values. II not only cleanses the
pores OF the skin In an unusually
thorough manner but quickly rem
ders tho skin velvet smooth aud lily
white.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-21

matter. Tho results Why. q large
crop of particularly lussy pimplcs
and blackheada. OF course, or a yell
low. blotchy complexion.
Now lot me give you my idea Of
how often tho up-to-date woman
should take this beautifying bath.
Three times daily Is not any too
often 10 shampoo the skin. us dirt
has q discoacertInx way Of accumn-
Isfing. and the longer IL Is allowed
TO remain on the skin the more
havoc IL wrought.
| am hoping against hopc that all
OF my readers viii ind IL possible
to substitute rainwster for hard
water. As you value your good
looks. taboo the latter. Hard water
contains mineral salts which. when
combined with the fatty acids In the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-21
How to MAsk N0uY Exec

soap. affect the skin In such way
that II grows yellow and rough.
while tho pores. In valiant effort
not TO be- outdone. enlarge and
crack.
There are many strenuous argu,
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70 use fhHu-
The youth begins with n ''grande
passion for a woman OF 10. In,
stincs tells him that she Is the
lovcliest-
Girls Of IS are stIll getting the
sand out of their eyes. according 70
Otsro. At 30 they ar. still repeat
Ing TO themselves. Il am . young
thing" AT IS a woman has known
no emotion save the satisfaction OF
ruling. and II Is only at 20 that she
wakes 10 the pulsins life Of things.
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The success. Of on. may mean the failure Of many.

Dear Miss Grey: What win re-
iIeye snnburny READER.
A.--use plenty OF cold cream aud
talcum powder. Witch hazel 10 also
good.
Wise 10 tho man who 10 never ~
funny ~ he can be.
Dear Mas ORGY: ti) How can |
relieve a buniony
ca Can | remove the supsrfluous
hair ON the bridge OF my nossf
How7
t3) where could l learn some
toasts 20 BIO given at a dinnery
THANK you.
A-fi)Wear larger shoes. Re.
lievs tho pressure by wearing q
cotton pad between first and sec.
ond toes Battle In very hot, then
In cold water twice daily.
CD Yes. ono by one with tiny
tweexers.
co There are books OF toasts
on sale nj most book stores.
n 10 predicted In Paris that velvet
viii play leading part In forsheom-
Ing millinery.
Dear Misa Grey: On My face
and hands are broken out all the
time. What can | doY
cd What will cure frecklesy
t5i What will make the hair
fluffyf r. L.
A.-CD Consult a skin specialist
nj once.
tz) Lemon Juice. diluted with
water. viii render them less con.
spicuons Nothing viii entirely re-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-21
WOMAN LOVELlEST AT FORTY

= Belle Otero. Spanish dancer.
<nhrss woman does not touch the
~ Of her beauty until she Is 20
- old. otero boasts she is Al.
~Rvsry woman Of middle age and
nned beauty may choose be-
- the splendid forties" and
- terrible FORTRESS" according 10
~ 0paniah dancer. LONELINESS
= defines as "A living thing made
+ ooausy. charm. grAce-physical
nellons. yes--and u the way
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-21
SUN TONIC FOR HAIR

n you would combine the latest
hair tonic. hair remover and hair
dye. try sun and air. II you can
escape civilization for few weeks.
let down your hair every day and
wear Il so for hours NJ time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-21

B, you long for a beautiful skin.
In white AMI smooth rs satins II
= h behooves you to keep u a.
11on AZ friction. pure soap and hot
1rnunfer can make H. Peaches
80 cream ccmplcxions. OF which
- hsar 80 much and see 80 little.
mnnot Be yours unless you realize
~ value OF suparhuman cieanli-
\ milady refuses 10 scrub and
onnns her fAce In the manner az
uused II BY specialists on hygiene.
many tiny pores win become
~ and clogged with poisonous
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-21

uoFy vernah, daughter Of Attor-
= B. w. Buck. 1908 Whitman
WAS married 10 Darrell y. Por-
this morning at $3.50 O'Clock. at
e brides home. Rev. Mr.. LIngen-
- officiating. Cenevieve Gil
p was the bridesmaid and VIM.
- the best man. The young
.pie leave today for a visit to
1n&o and other Eastern points.
'es October 81 they will make
~ home IN Los Angeles. Incl
.sally, the bride is a cousin OF
&oy- Miles G. Moore and the
0om nephew OF Chief OF Police
Qhs6s BannIck.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-21

Many . bachelor girl acts kitten
ish whom shes old enough 20 know
better
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-21

move them without removing tho
skin with them. when frecklos are
natural.
(s) Sprinkle corn meal through
the hair and brush out thoroughly
at least once a week. Shampoo
twice n month during the summer
Many Of the new motor wells are
a. large ~ scsrfs.
Dear Miss Grey: How can one
remove . moIo from the neekY
GLADYS.
A.--The old.fashioned method Of
tying n thread tightly around the
mole and leaving II there until the
mole finally drops Off IL the safest
A physician would use an acid.
which would be n risk for you 10
try.
A reversing gear for human I'm
puisiveness Will mark us miiIeu-
nlumi
Dear Mas Grey: "a Please give
recipe for rose water.
ca What Is Mr.. Rockefeiler's ad-
dress? ANXIOUS.
AID Twelve drops altar Of
roses. Mix well with u ounce
powdered sugar and . drachms
carbonate OF nagnesia. Add grad
ually quart Of water and ounces
OF proof spirit Filter
ca Summer home: Forest Hill.
Cleveland. Ohio.
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BEAUTY

. =
< = ne right OF every woman. I
! \ nneura has been kind 10 you, !
: - h should be your prtvi- I
= - q help retain your love- I
! ilcsea n. unfortunately. you 1
4 =, not fair 81 face. then n 10 I
: - duty to do all possible I
( Shlnes to make yourssif lovely. I
m. Anita NorrIs 10 an au- I
4 sAssfty on beauty. and she u I
< nnuieus 70 help you. She Will I
10y reply TO any questions I
Z - may put 10 her In your I
\ suorsh for beauty. Address I
Z - letter care Of The star. I
~ accompany u with .
3 1omrec envelope. Thsrs 10 I
4 = charge for consulting THE 4
{ <npartmsnt. and eommunics-
( - srs regarded ~ strictly I
! ssat'dsrslsl. I
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-21

Most people will gladly do you
q favor In exchange for a mort
gage on your life.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-21

Much pink linen In coarse weave
In seen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-21
NEWS OF SPECIAL INTEREST THE
Cynthia Crey's Letters

Dear Miss Grey Cd am tail and thin. What Will make N
nesherf
go rs thick auburn hair How shall
What Will stop failing thc hair7
OF nes
producers worrytheres stout VIII
would gladly change places with
t shampoong. good qunnc hair tonic
bareheaded In tho frequently
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-21
Shoes with tiny the Inseps, popular

- feet inches tall Can wear
dreases O
What ar becoming a bonde7
90 called aunt by twoyearc old necef
BONITA
M-t) Not quito long
o. t1DOnepiece dresses OF white blue.
CD onepiecc OF white blue.
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e Dear Miss Grey; What viii make eyebrows grown
IH 90 What will bring the hair In thick and iongf
f1b should tfyearold her hair7 FLOSSf
A--t) Rub with vanelIns every night retiring.
ta Good which bruahing shampoong
sage airing tho hair frequently and careful combing
t tho hair is heavy. braid srnnda. In
carey A large ribbon bow 10 addition
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-21

u 10 predicted In Paris that velvet
win play . leading part In forsheom-
Ing millinery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-21

A reversing gear for human I'm
puIsiveness Will mark tks miIIeu-
nluml
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-19
GEE
OELBY,
Douglas 1910 426 Board Of Trade Bids


FOR SALE.
81, SoQ-Good four-room house with Attn
and attic, on corner Of 32d ard Miami.
See and make offer
s., 60O-GoOd siX-roOm house, with bath,
south front in very good condition;
on Spencer, near 9th, N,21o cash
required.
81, s5O-Five-room cottage. With summer
htch, barn for 2 horses, two acres
OF ground. some fruit. Fine for
chickens.
H500-Good scven-room house all modern
and years old; hardwood finish;
near FarRam on 42d.
VACANT.
SS5-Fine, lying south front lot in Dun
dee. two blocks from car.
5 S50-East front lot in CreightOn's LIST
Add, two blocks from car.
5 65O-Good lot on Henderson st., near
2Tth.
5 75O-For soft lot on s5th. Bet Martha
and Arbor.
s., SOO-For two good lots in Dundee one
block from car.
ACRES
s5,OOo-For 20 acres on Dodge ST. road. 6
miles west; acres In alfalfa, 100
grape vines years old; balance in
cultivation.
A,5OO-For 6 acres five blocks from car
improved.
S4.6OO-For ten acres of fine lying land
Just outside city limits; acreH
grapes, j acre cherries, ] acre block
berries, acres apples. all Ia bear
ing fair buildings.
s., 5OO-tor acres, with groom house barn
l6NZO, buildings only 4 years CID (,
good well and 90 cherry trees, acre
grapes, some cuFTanta and goose
berriesi balance in cultivation
PETERS TRUST CO, nth and Farnam.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-19
Must Be Sold

u1uSl DS 0OlN
New, modern Groom stone bunga-
low, very nicely finished, large front
room, with fireplace. located on fine
resident street, in north part of city,
close to car; lot 75x128 feet. Price
reduced to $500; $500 cash.
Nearly new 5-room cottage, modern
except heat, rooms all nicely decora-
ted, fine south front lot, only one
block from West Ames Ave. car. Price
$4,000; S400 cash, or will consider
vacant lot.
Good 7-room house, rooms all large,
Just south of Lake, on Twenty-seventh
Ave. The owner must SELL Price
reduced to $1,000. Terms.
Good 7-room, partly modern, house,
close to car, east front lot, near Lake
and Twenty-seventh Ave.
]. w. Rasp Co.
689 Brandeis Bldg.
Douglas 1868; A-2653.'
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-19
Small Investment
s.. 200-For three broom frame cottages re-
Gently completed. Located convent
ent to car lines. Now renting Tor
$40 per year.
OMAHA HOMES AT REA-
SONABLE PRICES


s.. SO fve-room modern cottage. lot 5VNlSz
feet. 18th and Bristol SITS.
&.,5j0-StN-rOOm cottage. modern except
heat, on 18TH ST. boulevard near
s2,S5O-I256 Burdette ST. six-rOom, one.
story frame house. modern except
heat, and in good repair. High
slightly location. Lot SOx19. Con
&. -Seven-room nome on south 2Oth ST..
south OF boulevard. Lot 55Nl5i feet.
Paved street. east front House
modern except furnace. Reason for
selling. owner leaving city.
s., 009-Seven-rOOm cottage, modern except
heat, first class condition, barn In
rear. spalding ST, near 18th; 80.
s, OO0-Seven-room modern house, well built
with good barn. Bristol St, near
18th.
s.. 2OO-seven-room modern house with barn
all in good condition. South front
on Henderson St, near 18th. Want
offer for quick sale.
s., 300-Two-story, siX-room modern house
on Lake st.; near 2 tt; built about
50, 4OO-SiX-room, two-story all modern, hot
water heat, on Fowler Ave, near
25d. Lot 40xl22 feet. Reasonable
S. 75o-New T-room modern house. Prairie
Park addition, 18th and Meredith
Ave. Owner, leaving city, wants OF
fer for immediate sale, sou cash
balance $500 monthly.
Sc. e5O-Two-story, 7-room all modern house
oak finish, practically new. on 10th
rop St, near Sherman Ave. Lot
50N124 feet One-fourth cash, bal
ance like rent.
81 O00-Eight-room modern house. in good
repair. with barn, on Binney St,
near 18th. South front lot, 50Xl2i
feet. A good buy.
81 7J0-Seven-room two-story modern bun
galow at S5th and Leavenworti
SITS Living room with mantel and
crate. Three bedrooms and bath or
second floor. Immediate possession
s5OOO-iis5 Georgia Ave. Nine rooms ana
attic, all modern and In good re-
pair. Full lot 50xl0O feet. About
1900 cash. balance to be arranged
Owner leaving city reason for sell
ing.
GEORGE & COMPANY.
SOLE City National Bank Bldg
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-19

$500. New home finished in Oak. rooms
all modern, 2S2S Central Boulevard.
S3I50. New room cottage, finished in Oak.
well built. completely modern, 283i
Chicago St.
$500. Practically new Z room house, fin
ished in Oak. completely modern,
2836 Chicago st.
1880. Practically new 8 room bungalow.
Completely modern. located In West
Farnam District. Fine location.
1900. room house IN good condition.
West Farnam District. Fine lOca-
ton.
INVESTMENT.
ST760. Flat building. 260l-3-5 Dodge St,
separate flats. Renting for so per
month. membranes 1900 running
for years at ~ per cent. $3.50
will handle this.
INTERNATIONAL LAND & INVEST
MENT CO,
Sole Agents,
d. $3.50 80 22-2l4 Bee Bldg. A 27s
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-19


iIf n. 40 Ave. new. 5-room cottage all
modern: lot is 5ox18 and fronts on 4sd
Ave. and on f4th 81. Room for another
house. fronting on seth St $500; $500 cash
required.
fioi NJ 18th St. new broom all modern
cottage. Oak floors and finish; furnace
heat. ESQ., part cash; balance easy pay
meute.
Ssos No. 18Th ST.. s-room house. modern
except heat. Lot t0xifO; good barn and
wagon shed. Only blocks from n 18th
ST. car. Ss,loo; only $500 cash required.
ma 6. Stat St, 6-room all modern house
built IN 1909. This is east front, only
one block south OF Hanscom park and two
blocks from car. Large lot. Oak floors
and finish. IL Is bargain at $S.750. Only
SEQ cash required
beautiful new home overlooking Cen
trail boulevard and only one block from
Park car line South front, paved street:
hot water heat; Duplex window shades,
Al floors, except attic, are oak, and
finish on first floor Is oak, second
floor e finished In birch and attic is
floOred with 2ik-inch pine. and walls and
ceilings are finished with hard coat plas-
ter. -Four large closets in attic, besides
large closets off each bedroom Two large
double deck porches. One screened sleep
ing porch and one tiled. This place has
70 been seen TO be appreciated. Arrange
ments can be made 10 select fixtures. S22i
Pacific ST. Can make good terms 10 re-
SpOnsible party. Price $500
BUTTON REALTY CO.
So Brandsis Bldg. Phone Douglas 1910.
Ask us about vacant property.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-19
Field Club Homes

That splendid cement block house on the
northwest corner OF 18th and WoOlworth
can be bought on very easy terms. Large
living room with fireplace, splendid dining
room, cellar is light and airy. has laundry
tubs. etc. You know what the location If.
Owner is going to leave the city and Is
very anxious to dispose Of a ut onct.
Small payment down and the balance same
as rent. (403)
on the same street Just east OF the
above we have a 7-room house, south
front. paving all paid. S.0aQ IL YOU want
cheap Field Club home this is your op-
pOrtunity.
on S5th Ave. we have good S-room
house, oak finish downstairs, hot water
heat, corner lot. Only $500
on 18th ST, east front, splendid S-room
house; owner is leaving the city and would
like to sell instead Of renting. $3.50
on the same street we have a nice g
room house, large living room with fire.
place lot % feet front: $50.
We have a few choice lots left In this
district. Be sure and see US before you
buy elsewhere.
on 42d St. near Harvey, we have
splendid Groom house oak finish down
stairs, large living room, sleeping porch,
etc. Only $500 (i04)
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-19
VACANT

Your choice Of several lots on Chicago,
between 5oth and 5lst. 81 900 each.
We have one fine south front lot ON
Chicago, Just east Of Mr., Crowell's beau
tful home at Sli00
on Capitol Ave. between 5lst ana SGD.
we have a splendid south front lot, 81, 100
This has wafer. sewer ana gas.
For anything in the real estate line call
and
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-19
10 Rooms. S7.70O

iOs II. 30. 'front.' sos Dav. St. near Mr.
Yates fine residence gWest Faruam dis
tricO. House not new, but large and
roomy and put In good condition by former
owner Mr. nillworth OF b. a. NJ legal
dept. Nonresident owner got the property
IN exchange and puts this sacrifice price
IN Omaha who III they knew the actual
value OF this property would buy Il at the
price. tThis al Is for them) Act quickly.
Harrison & Morton
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-19
w. III. GATES

Room ga New Omaha National Bank
Bldg. Phone Doug. 1894.
Five-room cottage, close-in, near
18th and Clark. with east front lot
30x1 40. for only S1,700.
Six-room story and q half house.
modern except furnace, at 2423 Spen-
Ger st.; a nicely arranged house, with
large cemented cellar. three rooms
and hall on first floor, three bed rooms
and complete bath on second floor:
lot 40x127: nicely located and con-
venient to car, for $3.50.
Six-room, new, modern house, near
Kountze Place, on lot 50x124; full
basement, cemented; only $500 cash,
balance monthly; near Sherman Ave.
car, on a nice street. Price only
$3,650.
Eight-room, modern, up-to-date,
NEW HOUSE, light oak finish, with
hot water heat. at 1904 LothrOp: nice
location; house has stairway to floored
attic; a fun basement; an extra we'll
built house; south front lot 4Ox124,
with paving all paid for; $4,000.
House is vacant, can be seen at any
time.
Good slx-Toom house. barn and
sheds, well water and ONE ACRE
GROUND; lays fine. for only $i,65O.'
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-19
DUNDEE

On 5Oth Ave. just north OF Underwood
Ave a new 7-room modern house, oak
finish first floor only 1850, Owner Will
take good Dundee lot part payment.
On Davenport near 5ist, a splendid new
7-room house large living room, beam
ceilings fireplace. built-in bookcase
Downstairs there Is an extra toilet and
laboratory and den; three good sized bed
rooms and q large bath room upstairs:
one OF the best propositions in Dundee for
the money IS 5O0 fafgl
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-19
WEST
FARNAM

Owner leaving city. offers for sale, the
following choice properties on West Far
nam hill.
Elegant new and thoroughly modern ten
room residence on one Of the finest streets
for Sl5.50.
Fine building site. "a feet frontage on
$sth Ave. opposite Mr.. Charles Harding 5
handsome home. This ground is large
enough for the modern wide spaced house
with ample room for lawn, only $4.750.
The choice corner at 3sth Ave. ana
Dodge, l02 feet frontage. Immediately OBJ
posite the elegant brick residence lately
purchased by Mr. ]. DEF. Richards from
SIR. Joseph Cudahy. old ground and per
feet grade for $500.
Nice lot IS feet frontage on Dodge near
18Th fine location for a nice bungalow,
only $3.50.
HICKS REAL ESTATE COMPANY.
office. D. s7l4; house. X. 1855.
2ls Board Of Trade Bldg.'
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-19
Hanson Park Homes

1929 Park Ave. a eood S-room. modern
house, oak floors downstairs fireplace,
Laundry room, etc. splendid locations
owner viii take $3.50 cash, and the balance
same as rent to a good party. This
would make fine location for doctor.
a little farther south on same street. We
have a I-rcom. story and hail cottage, with
hot water heat, $500 IL can be bought
on easy terms t3g1l
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-06-30
CRIMSON AND BLUE
IN ROWING CONTEST
NttT TNkf~ fillNI IAtNI ANB
8sBt Aign ~l9CoND a. Al.
NtAA RAtI~


Associated Press sr.lai
Npe Haven. Conn Juno sH The
Harvard Yale rowing races those
classics of college sports. were con
tested q aim today. User che Thames
river course. which has been the
scene OF alternating triumphs of the
Crimson and the Blue Tor many
years past
Ina the freshmen eiBht-oared race
the first event ON todays program
the Yale crew won from the Harvard
crew by two lengths covering the
course in eleven minutes and fifty
three seconds.
In the second event, the varsity
substitutes fours race. Harvard pull
ed clean victory, defeating the
Yale crew by a clean three lengths,
and covering the course in nfteei
minutes and thivsss-ssgan and one
| half seconds
Harvard and Yale rowing ante
dates all other INTERCOLLEGIATE Sport
I Rack I'm 1882. two crews IN oFuue
| boats pulled over two mile course
on Lake Winnipesaukee. and Har-
ward won Since that initial event,
the two universities have met AZ
times, in various places, and at var
ious distances. with Harvard win
ming a majority of the early races
and Yale proving faster in later
years. until today the record stands
Yale %. Harvard 81,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-06-30

OERAKSEO BY THE HEAT
n Il Beloved lhc v omm N im
fsanl, Insane v hcn SHE Com
united Size hhalesaIf
Slsoahia d Babe


Associated Press Special
FlainFlee Texas, June aH NIs-
Moiarfy of l.as Aueeioa. CaHi0fHa
ebo Naf here ou VISIT to ber moth
er usiun a hrosen glass; as e eoaIe
un yesterday cut the throats oi nf
three little children billing tnem,
aud hen ended hcf oau life D. haH
ms
Mfs McLarfy was the daughter oI
Mrs " AZ Hamilton 0f LoHkueF
with s bonn she WIS stopping
a is supposed thai tbe woman Was
temporarily deranged. being crazed
boy the intense heat when she conn
mitted the awful act which resulted
in the death OF her three children
and herself
From the facts as they have been
developed b. seems that some time
during yesterday the mother led her
three little tots, aged three months,
and three and five years respective
ly so a vacant house near her moth
er's home.
This house was situated IN lone
ly spot and surrounding it was a
rank growth of weeds. A windmill
Just at the rear of the house was sur
rounded by jungle Of weeds.
Taking the children, one after
another, into separate upstairs
rooms, the mother killed her babes
( by cutting their threats. then throw
/ ing their bodies through the window
into the weeds outside which com
pletely hid them
Having finished the struciioh "
| her children Mrs. McLarry then pro-
ceeded to the execution of herseH.
Going to the old windmill, with its
surrounding jungle of weeds acting
as a shiled from view, she climbed to
a cross piece of the mills frame
work. and fastening a rope first
around her neck and then making il
secure to the cross piece, she swung
off, dying from strangulation.
Searchers who were out all yes
terday afternoon did not find the
bodies of the woman and her chill
dren until last night.
The bodies of the children were
badly mutilated. A note found this
morning and written by the mother
stated that she alone was RESPONSE
BILE for this wholesale carnage.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-06-30

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Washington 1uu, .H HHH ha
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international Harvester company
claims THAT Hines called upon hIn to
refresh bliss FuHhs memory .u Co.,.
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CONGREGATION iu which Funk testified
that Hines had asked nim to contrib
ute 100000 10 che fund necessary %
secure the election of Lorlmor as
United states senator from Illinois