davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-04-02
TO ERECT MONUMENT TO
LATE AVIATOR M0ISANT

New Orleans, April la move
ment will be started here Monday to
raise fund to erect monument on
the spot near Harahan. a few miles
north of this city, whore Aviator
John Il. Molsant was killed Decem-
ber 81.
c, II. Ellis, chairman of the COM
mlttee who will have charge OF the
fund, said tonight letters would be
addressed to every one OF the aero
clubs In the United States the army
and navy officers interested In the
airship ana TO enthusiasts general In
vlting participation In the movement,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-04-02
BIG BUDGET TO CARRY ON
WAR AGAINST INSURGENTS

Mexico City, April LIN order
that the campaign against the rebels
may be waged effectively, the special
appropriation for the war department
viii be larger than that usually ask
ed for at the spring session of con-
gress.
Announcement was made today
that special Appropriation of s2,-
100000 to cover the expenses during
the remainder of the fiscal year would
be asked for.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-04-02
Maderos win Confer With Rela-
tive and Friend Of Diaz at Ell
Paso Tomorrow is Reliable
Rum0r,
REBELS ARE EVERYWHERE
PUSHING H0STILlTlES
Another Battle at MexiCali Ex-
pected From All Sections
Come Reports Of PlIlage and
SkirmisheS.
.........ss.ss..

. san Antonio, Tex. April L.
. On what seems absolute author
. ity, the statement is made to-
. night that an unofficial prelimi-
. nary peace conference will be
. held In FL Paso on Monday at
. which Francisco l. Madero, Sr.,
. and his son Alfonso will meet
. with Salvador Madero, a relative
. and friend of President Diaz.
. The two Maderos left here
. secretly tonight for El Paso. on
. Monday the messenger sent to
. Francisco l. Madero, Jr., the
. revolutionary leader in the field,
. is expected to return to Ell Paso.
. Whether the conference proceeds
. further depends upon Madero's
. reply to the proposal sent to him
> by his father.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-04-02
ACTIVITY or INsURRECTOS is
ARGUMENT AGAINST PEACE

lei Paso, Tex, April l--An argu-
ment against the possibilities OF peace
between insurrectos and the Mexican
government, is. the activity of the In
surrectos, which continues through
out the disturbed regions Dispatches
from Mexico today repart numerous
depredations In the state OF Durango
the sacking of the Mesqnitais del Orc
mining camp in zacetecas and the
purchase of arms in Julisco.
There has been no further fighting
in Sonora as far a. Is known In the
capital at Herfnosillo, as dispatches
from there today tell only of the
bringing of wounded federals in from
the late fight at San Rafael Eight
carriages brought In five wounded
men each, and twenty-six had pre-
viously been brought In. There was
wounded died on the field. Indians
no doctor with the troops and many
fought on both sides, Plmas with the
insurrectos and Yaquis with the fed
erals. No mention is made of the
presence of insurrectos near Hermo-
sillo.
Destruction OF property along the
branch railroad from Torreon to
Durango has continued and on Thurs
day there were thirteen bridges out
and In one Of them a locomotive had
been wrecked by the insurrectos.
Torreon reports receiving the ad-
vice that Captain Lomas and sixteen
federal cavplrymen We're trapped by
insurrectos In a pass near Cuencame
and either killed or taken prisoners
and removed to Cuencame for public
execution,
A hundred insurrectos took the
town OF Camacho, according to Tor
reon reports, and tore out the tele-
graph instruments at the station and
burned a bridge. his was on Thurs
day.
Higinio Cardenas and Andras SAN
chez, both prominent men of Monclo-
va and public officials in the vicinity
of Torreon. were killed by insurrec-
tos.
From Parral comes the report of
the arrest of Jesus Miguel Ponce, al
the insurrection. or late he has been
operating as lieutenant in conjunction
with Pancho villa, also a noted chief
of bandits in times of peace.
B. W. and b. s. Langley, of Wlnnl-
peg, Can. were arrested in Juarez
last night and held until today, when
they were released. They signed state
ments that they had set out to Join
the lnsurrectos. but were turning
back to the United states when ar
rested.
Customs Collector Sharpe. of El Pa
so, was advised today of the seizure
at Columbus, N, NJ, by troops of =
quantity of ammunition routed for
Mexico. 1t is said that the lnsurrec-
tos had established chain of guards
from Columbus south to Casas
Grandes and were passing ammuni-
ton and arms into Mexico. They
were boldly hitting It to Mexico and
as they hold the custom house at
Polomas. opposite Columbus they
were receiving It from the shippers.
Freight service over the Mexican
Northwestern was resumed ont OF
Juarez today, the first train being
Gent south. Two more Will go out
Sunday II the insurrectos do not fur
ther molest the line, which has been
virtually out of commission since De-
cember 22
American soldiers protecting the
border east and west of E Paso have
A A. 49,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-04-02
HUSHED ATTENTION GREETS
OLD MAN Of MEXICO As
He DEF|ES CRITICS
DIAZ' SPEECH AT OPENING OF
NATIONAL CONGRESS PROMISES
MANY SWEEPING REFORMS

Difference to Public Opinion and Not to Revoutonsts, Says
of Assembly; Repeats Confidence in American Assurances
of Good Faith Bitterly Aragns Communist Propaganda in
Lower California and Proudly Declares He is Seeking Gov
ernment For the People. s4 nssan
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-04-02
Aged Actor MAY Live.

West swanzea, n. H., April L.
Denman Thompson. the aged actor.
who is III OF heart trouble was some
what stronger tonight. He is said to
have chance OF recovery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-08
TAFT VICTORY is
PREDICTED IN w. VA.
Nicholas County Republican Declares
Party viii support Him
Entnusissticatty

20 lHrFaft. fp Tire fr.s.I SEM
BALTIMORE ND. Nov s-Ar A
y Breckenridge -of West virginia
VINO vas az m. Belvedere yesterday.
is successful and rising young law
yer Of Nicholas county. n that state.
% the lineage Of the noted Kentucky
family or that name My part 81
West virginia said the visitor. ia
making rapid STRIDES We have coal
ana OF and natural gas in abundance.
aud every man who wants 20 work
can set job a. good wages
There b. no interesting pollt.cs iu
our State this year President Taft
is the idol 81 the Republicans. and
many Democrats think well o. him
The greatest feather in Taft's cap vas
placed there by himself when he
answered Congressman Martin Little.
ton 40 PittsDurE the other nlght I
40 nor train with the Republicans
and viii not vote for Taft. but candor
compels The statement that the honors
or the debate rested with him he
knocked Mr L'ttleton clear out OF the
boz. 30 20 speak. and DID ~ fu a most
statesmanlike and dignifed uav"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-08
Charters Issued

'hAELtSTpN IS Va >s. r31
barriers were today I.saed CD Ii.atfl--
ION rDnc~ru-. one f1 .esI .n rss. .stsfe
aHf tle other t0 fnreEs .r rei I,stafe
business The. p~e
~srs-S0a.I AuIlser1sr f.upalr COL.
iunttrgfor. ~. va tn operate and main.
fain 81 Vaudeville theatre Hul mos COL Z
picture e.uVs Authorized capital. s.
'9"o. To- orporaf0rs. q. e. 1tsruIr o..
% 10. Keller. r - TaHrs. = g. f~sass
end Hfsurr o. station o. OF ffarffnFtsr
Hurtlrstor Real Ertaf~ EucraISs ~
Huntington. " va. fo carry on general
real ard renting business Authorized
apifa.. 5000. fr orGorators s ia.
va. Dr. o. MsI~t. o. D. H9speu r d.
Nehard and % o. aiesrire 81 ~ iI4nf.
irEfDu
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-08
GOV. TENER FORGOT
TO REGISTER AS VOTER

HAkLEROl. Pa Nov 1-.Tener
John x. announced a clerk on the
election board a. Governor Tener
stepup-d into the First precinct pol.
ing place OF this.hi home town. 10.
day. 10 vCs. "TeneT. John X re
pea'ed the Inspector and turned TO
his registry book IIasiu yscannins
me pages he made the discovery that
there VAS no such name registered
Governor Ten"r In the pressure Of his
Official duties had neglected 10 regis
Ter his name 4 "a voter here u Vaz
Necessary for him 20 90 through the
legal formslities Of swearing In" his
vote
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-08
Application for Franchise.
AYYLTcXTToE SoTIcT


Netsoe - h~-eeg given tat tae fs--
ne14l- Irsctse. eor1rsny. . cerporafivn
q - STATE - We, Ntrani. As u,--'.
= Pic.tiou - 's- cSua-.i . tas C>ty %
c-sser- az sssixns. 10 e.n.t-vct ara
n.Ne. a1c f. strty tIe1 y.sr- frc-, he
sc % rn-- ftt- ordnance taxes e.
& . MAINTAIN ard cp~-ste a. sdc,-
49,. ~ s~oonz rai~ay trses q tsre-
= = snoNrss - Rails - rcrstr1ct~d
- 70 psr-it go operation - car- tak-
Saur. - fcur s~~s -fght ara one
- ~ - aut fIfs fr-f 80 ircF~r -
rf-o. tor-th-- ~1th a. r~e~s~sry
49, ri-~- 81 ufNrr electrical 80 NE
rirsl apritsne~- u-.e- a-f over $cFtn
Va rtfeet and 80 u~s Top Min Ncsd
"nN - 10 F~r.srstra ted ron ce-u~c-
- - =. ula.s ~ifr - rr~--ut trscEs
- ~ s~tlrE Traction COMPANY ant
80 Pam. 49, T-aesfrr COMPANY A. -
lo- afrs faefr. - 10 >crtn
'f 70 - go f'ffn % Nr seifnE arH 80
''aneri .aff frsrts -I--s and other No.
800 10 f-lcrl ars ss1sr.rsi aPPn-
20 ss.f Pa andi~ u. .-.,r .-osupAuy
-. iFf aF 20 30 t.rstrrr'~t frcrr
$40 'hff Hritr No+tNs srafY
800 80 .iso o., - - az -
80 hfar . .o4n-.i I'D - 'h>
flt.f"r so . .rfs.sfa t1-rk = th. So
era hia .rr . Fn4nru. 49, prdlnsnoe 60
- n-cf'.sf in 80 'nu-...f = 80 rrty 90
- -. 1',.s,,.s.I -. - 20 ss-S 90 :,
rsfr~ afdlfiar - 80 rnsftua - -gch
mt .uufsfrs pro. Isiofs boz ne matter
~ h iefunlt 90 e tifr. rnrrp~r sat on
- 20 So pHfc 80 % th- DitY =
ai nfup"f e.. o. r-rsusnc- y
% pro -lor- - 80 ST. s-ar-sr ~
-fr 'p rNfrr prdfrsrf- for farther
no On = nsf-bg waas
iANIiANni.E TRACTION rOMPASr.
ty 80 NAGLE. Vice Pr.sid.nt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-08
TRUSTEES SALE.
rnuBrEETs SALE
or CITY PnoYEHrT


h' V-t.s % deed OF trusi made hy
" h~son. and Emma Mssou. ~
f' '' me - trustee. dat-i %. ittn
1af ~ t.foh-r. f"'0 and nov 90 record
900 tHe offi.~ Or th- clerk OF ne county
curt - cato county. West virgins. IN
'e~d 80 Trust BOOK No &c p.se sss
iN sell - public aut fion - the NORTH
rom dvo- 80 tie court House - On 10
'uuu'N Vest virginia ou Wedu-sday. the
O. % clock q IN. Al 'hst certain lot.
- parcel Situst-d on the vest side Of
M.in street snd frontins thereon. IN 80
iIft vard % tH~ GIty Of Mhesilng Ohio
L.sr.F d-scr bed a. follows to-W!t
ssid property beins ths south
s'.eH go ans g,- north eleven feet .,
lot lluner forty six t4sH 100 tnsIiirs
and hoff. addition TO 80 cay OF wheel
&c. srd frontng twsnty-tWo t.sl feet
o. .re v~Sf side OF Main street. and sK-
tending nnck OF on even width 90 an
aHss % the rear ~ said lot. together
10. aiI t'e buildings and improN elnents
IN satra '.ereon. or sppuit-naness there
devised - Tie said Harry Mason Tor ana
during uiz natural lfrt ne by tie last
.iil and testament - stssaH. or Susanna.
Mason. d-cs.Sed. being nov OF record IN
VIII Book 30 a. rss- 81. % the re-
otds % Onto county, West Nirginia snl
the same property that the hsiTs OF the
all t.-iI night. title and interest In. as
.srr - to said Susan. or susanna.
hA-Ht. liggf ire VIII Aforesaid. 20 the
SSH Harp Mason by two deeas that are
nov - record IN the Clerks office OF
ohio ,ounty. West Virginia. n Deed
BOOK NO l2s. az pages fOs and zoe
TERMS OF SALE
Ons-.Utrd % the purchase money and
a- mur more a. the purchaser may elect
." pay. ~ cash on the day OF sale and
tho fesidue IN two equal annual pay
usnt- with interest az STA per cent from
ir.s psysol. semi annually, The puT-
sssr giving notes for the deferred in
nta44msnt with approved security. and
NE tile 20 the property being retained
by the trustee until 80 l. ,ullF paid FOR
o-I--to-n-Is Trusts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-08
P 3NR0SE MAN
Is DEFEATED
LATE RETURNS FROM PHILADEL
PHiA INDICATE DEFEAT OF
EARLE FOR MAYOR
sad 20 Rave Been KNITTED by Ware
Supporters - 5lsnkenburs IS
New Quaker City Mayor

PHILADELPHIA Nay Assist.
ant Director OF Public safety T. o.
% Leary said ~ $50 this morning
that Rudolph B'ankeuburc. The Dem
ocratic- Keystone candidate. for mayor
had carried ia" city by about 800
majority iic based hi- estimate on
the total vote. With only four 81
visions missing
Biaukenburg was nominated los ih.
Democratic and keystone parties
and the fight he made will be- memo
rsblc for years 10 come. ln times
gone by Philadelphia has rolled up
plurality Tor the Republican ticket ~
high as 10000 an dtO-days over
throw ~ the Republican organization
p one OF the most remarkable veto
ries loo the history OF the city
The Slo-eness OF the vote be- Ween
B'ankenbure and George r. Earl jr..
the Republican candidate. Is due 10 -
variety o. causes There vas bitter
contest iu the primaries between
Earlc aud William : Ware In which
Esrle won out by substantial ma
Iorit,. and apparently the feeling this
fsht engendered manifested itself a.
ne polls today. since the downtOWn
lowers gave a surprising large vote 10
Hlankeuburg There mad been ru-
mors that fho Ware wards ~ould
knife" Earle. though they are usu.
ally Republican stroughOlds
Ia The wards dominated b. Senator
Penrosc. state senator McNichoi ana
their followers. the support given
Earle was strong and large maiori-
tics we're rolled up Blankenburg =
strength Was in the independent
wards in the residential section.
though the labor vote. too. vas ap-
parcntiy bic 10 large degree Frank
81 Ritter. chairman % the Key stone
party said this morning that Blank
enburgs majority would reach 5000.
while the Philadelphia Inquirer. which
supported Mr. Earle. saws that "a
change of 500 votes uiu dctermine
the result u looks AZ this hour. az
though ar other candidates on the
Republican ticket would b. elected.
There are stiil seven divisions mis-
sing al % which are in strong inde
pendent wards without these divi-
sions Biankenburg has about POO ma
j0rity
Fortyfuo ~ The g. wards complete
give Earle no. go Blaukenburg. ILL.,
sos. a majority 81 i.s1f FOR Earle TIE
missing wards are the Tventy second.
Thirty second. Thirty-sixth. Thrift
eighth. Forty second. all independent
I efrouehoIda
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-08

from 500 OF the i.ls7 divisions in the
cifF give Earle a majority over
Harrisburg Of S.i5G
PHILADELPHIA. Nov Returns
from 30 Of the 1.l97 divisions OF th.
city give Earle Republican,. for
mayor. @Cf.@. Blankcnburg tRefor.
meri. 2i.1C".
blauhenbLrg claims his election.
but Srua,or Peurose and Republican
leaders disput this. and say Earle Is
elected by substantial majority.
PHI ADELPHfA nov Win
40 election divisions out % 1877 10
near from. Earl Tor MAYOR has $3.50
majority over Blankenbure.
Senator PenTo-e claims Earle cleo.
ton by 1000. while the other Re.
publican leaders make the figures
. 800
PHILADELPHIA. No,. Earle p
majority has been reduced 10 To-.
than @oUu. The missing divisions
are in strong independent wards. and
Earie.s majority may be entirely
wiped out
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-08
Rea..,.r California Mom.n

Los ANGELES. Nov. To insure
he registration 81 many women. who
b. is believed via 10 Otherwise be.
come qualified voters before Novem.
her @. arrangements are being made
Ia have registration clerks 100 attend
ance 90 The prayer meetings ~ var.
ious churches in the Gifts 10 morrow
night Between 1900 and f.Unl
women are beiug registered daily o.
IL believed that 1O.Ou0 eIll have been
registered b. the night OF November
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-08
Phiisdeiohia

PHILADELPHIA. nov The
North American ar 1.f5 O'Clock this
morning announces that Rudolph
BlankenburE had been elected mayor
Do VAS stated thaf fhe Office % United
States senator penrose admitted thai
HianAcnburs had been elected By be-
tween 900 and 1000 majority.
PHILADELPHIA Nov AZ Il
o'clock Earle majority FOR MAYOR had
been cut 90 to0e. and 10 looked Ike
any bodys fEht
PHILADELPHIA Nov wRefurna
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-08
HENwooo GIVEN WRIT
or sUPERsEOgAs.

DENVER. col. Nov The state
supreme court. to-day. granted a writ
81 supersedeas fo frank 81 Heuuood
convicted 20 second degree murder.
TOT the killing ~ George p Copeland
cripple Creek shelter man. in the
barroom ~ local hotel last May.
COPELAND. uho vas an iur9cenf bv.
ISLANDER. uss struck BY bullets fred
~ Henwood az o. onphui. = 81 Louis
nalloonis'. whom 30 also killed
hfnWpoq vas tried first on the
copeland charge and sentenced TO lie
imprisonmenf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-08
SEALED PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS ron rUREIsHIHo COAL
TO rEE YuBLIC SCHOOLS
or WHEELING

~@a 81 proposals Will be received -
.efH bfftCr ia tho TIiFn school
hlildius until y. M Wedue-dav. No,
i.i lelf 20 supply tu@ Publ Schools
- he-lius ~ith cnsAn Coal Tor tie N-ar
bog nnins Nov 2s'h. 1911
oal 60 % delivered At tue various
t'"' Hliiftugs 90 required
Tn" Committee f-ser.~s Ga. r..t, ...
20 "cl aus CO., ell bids
" = STEIN.
t.afr rrm pr R4ifitr.- ana Ground.
FIANk STANTON
tierE NJ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-08
Me- E.snIna Gour,

The draped surpiice vast with
snort peasant sleeves. the raised
uaisf-line simply finished. and the
siashed skirt. revealing pe'tico1f
beneath. either 90 the height % ten
or twelve inches from the bottom. o.
from wsist.iiue TO hefn-these are al
seen on the new winter models
TUNES o. chiffon. over ssfu
foundation. are invariably slsshed NJ
the sides. back and front These pan
els are cuf in different lengths a. the
lower edge usually shorter ~ the
sides. and are Weighted uith bands
% Jeweled embroidery. such a. .s
used 10 trim the entire bodice Her.
pers Bazaar
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-08
COUNCIL
sEJEcTs WAFER FRANC AtsE

CHARLESTON. ". Va. nov s-
b. vote % 39 90 o the CITY council
late tonight rejuected +. .D-year wsfe-
franchise. sought by the preeent
company The present franchise has
Two years 20 run. The public meet
lnss we're he'd C0udemnlnR the
iranchise Considerable sentiment IT,
snONn Tor municipal ownership
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-08
Notice 90 Aanufsctursr. Jobb.r. ~,
ehsnts ana othsr Whal.s.i. n.si.r.

. - ~ Is MERELY Given. mat
1.ate EoNrd 81 Control OF the stole
% NeHt ~ sisia VIII receive BIDS daily
lts sffir- a. tnafisFfuu. Wezt VIZ
NO 70. furnishing suflgliss Tor tre
- f'rfl state Institution lie fntrrfsf
Irsunger erf - which ~ rassed III ..sd
Hpfff trrrracis NIL 30 aNHrded 20 IN,
.~'ei .iHff-~ q4Aiifr cOpsid-rsI and
i.l I... ems 80 AL. Wei kIfg.ufa
10 VII 20 given prsfer@ute
l.sIT - supplies nesled vii D. fur.
ftatiur fhf line aes rcd
STATE FuNHD OF CONTROL.
- M -. Nssf Eirg MIA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-08
sTsEET FIGHT ENDS
~ aRuTAL NupnEa

FREDERICK. Okia Nov. IT. 4.
fniipps. off Benhau. TeVas vas
KILLED last night 20 Upton. Okla. by
persons shooting AZ Henry Weaver
Town marshal o. Upton. Weaver
- snot tsice. but not Dangerously
wounded Six men we're arrested
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-08

During the year 1910 no improve.
mem vas made in the. Spanish rail-.
system Madrid is connected
~ tne great centers o. population
~. inausirF BY one uominau Vast
80 80 one Intentionally slou train a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-08
HALLER & BIEBERsON


zeal Estate ana rirs Iusurans.
eofnsr rourtesnfh snd NsrEst atressa
Bcfh Fhcuss. fsa-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-08
DIED
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
Bruemmer G HiLdebrand

$500 Dt<sctors ss1 s.Ea 1870
- t@~a 80 eaa 80
The Detroit times., 1911-11-13
"KIPLING NOT MUCH POET"
SAYS HERO OF HIS POEM

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 11.-Capt.
G.. Knox. one o. the heroes of Rud-
yard Kipling's Rhyme Of the Three
Sealers." and who is in the Chinese
customs service as harbor master at
Tonku, was a passenger on board the
Tenyo Maru, arriving yesterday lie
has lived in tho Orient for quarter
OF a century. II was while engaged in
sealing out OF Japan that he figured in
the story of Mr. Kipling's poem. his
criticism of which is interesting
HE isn't much OF poet. said Capt.
Knox He got the names all wrong,
and he put in a lot OF things that
never happened. don't know where
he got his information, but he certain
IT, got his facts mixed
I'VE used a stovepipe for the gun,
all right. That was my idea. and !
carried il out According TO his story,
we mounted the fake gun on board
the schooner Arctic. the Northern
Light of the poem. AS matter OF fact,
we mounted II on Robin island. con
trolle1 by the Russians. And then he
leaves out the best part about me
making a Russian flag out OF sheet
and a pair OF old overalls."
When the schooner Mystery, the
Baltic OF the poem. put in an appear
ance Capt. Knox took his stand by the
stovepipe gun. He had manufactured
cap like those the Russian sailors
wore ne put on few extra shirts 10
give him bulk: A belt around his
waist gave the shirts the appearance
Of a uniform.
He incased hi ankles in canvas leg.
gings and tied a glittering carving
knife TO his hip. AS soon as the Mys-
terry was near enough for him 10 be
sure that those ON be ard saw him he
mad ono of his men hoist the manu-
featured Russia flag He then made
motions with his hands as II ordering
gun crer to fire on the approaching
schooner
When they saw me point first TO
the gun and then TO the schooner.
said Cap KnO.., they let go their jib,
tut the helm over and In five minutes
were scooting off in the fog. We got
over 5000 skins in that haul. That's
the whole story
The Detroit times., 1911-11-13
JUST TRY A TEN GENT
! BOX OF CASCARETS
lnsures you for months against a Sick
Headache, Biilousness, constIpa-
ton or a Bad Stomach.

Put aside-just once-the. Salts.
Cathartic Pills. Castor Oils or purga-
tive waters which merely force a
passageway through the bowels. but
do not thoroughly cleanse, freshen and
purify these drainage or ahmentary
organs, and have no effect whatever
upon the liver and stomach.
Keep your inside organs pure and
fresh with Cascarets. which thorough
ly cleanse the stomach. remove the
undigested. sour and fcrmenting food
and foul gases, take the excess bile
from the liver and carry out OF the
system all the decomposed waste mat
ter and polsons In the intestines and
bowels
A Cascaret tonight will make you
feel great by morning. They work
while you sleep-never grippe, sicken
and cost only 10 cents box from
your druggist. Millions OF men and
women take a Casearet now and then
and never have Headache. Bilious
ness, coated tongue. Indigestion, Sour
Stomach or Constipated bowels. Cas-
carets belong in every household.
Children just love TO take them.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-13
Fur Time
and
The Annis Furs

PROPOSALS FOR WOODEN GLOVES
Chief Quartermaster's office, Federal
building. Chicago, III. Nov. 8. l9ll--
Sealed proposals. in triplicate. subject
10 he usual conditions. Will be received
here until IL o'clock a. IN, Dec 8. 1871,
and then opened. for furnishing and
delivering at either the Chicago or
Philadelphia depot of the Quartermas-
ter's Department; $4,000 pairs olive
Drab Wooden Gloves. subject 10 in
crease OF not 10 exceed SOC, II desired
by this Department. Right is reserved
10 reject or accept any or all proposals
or any part thereof Preference will
be gwen TO articles OF domestic manu-
facture, conditions Of quality and price
zinc Guiding In the price OF foreign pro.
aHetlonS or manufactures the duty
tneroon) being equal Standard sample
can 30 seen. and specifications. blanks
for proposals and full information Will
be furnished upon application at this
Office Envelopes containing proposals
10 I've Endorsed Proposals for Wooler
GLOVES. to be opened Dec. g. 1911 -
Col fno l.. elem. Chief Quartermaster