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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-01-19
FOR RENT

At Toluca. Stafford county, Va.
one large store and warehouses and
farm and dwelling house and al
necessary outbuildings and goot
well OF water in yard. One OF the
best stands In the county.
For terms apply to N. B. Mussel'
man, Fredericksburg, Va.
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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-01-19
ENTERTAINED At FAIR GARDEN

Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Moran en-
tertained at their home, Fair Gar
den," in King William county,
Va, on Friday evening in honor
of their daughters guests. Misses
Blanche and Ethel Num-, OF Caro-
line county. Mrs. Moran was as
sisted by Miss Georgia Cummings.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-01-19
WARRENT0N LIGHT PLANT SOLD

The Warrenton electric light plan
has been sold to NJ. j. O'Connell &
Son, of Washington, who will take
immediate charge. The price was
$4,000.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-01-19
FOR BENEFIT OF HOSPITAL

There will be a dessert sale at
the Enterprise Building Saturday.
Jan. q, beginning at 10 o'clock,
for benefit of the Mary Washington
Hospital. All members and friends
are requested to send their contri-
buttons to the Enterprise Building
by $50 o'clock Saturday.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-01-19
AUTO LICENSES

About 1000 licenses to run au-
tomobiles in Virginia during 1911
have been issued by the Secretary
Of the Commonwealth. This Is sup
posed to be about 40 per cent OF
the actual number.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-01-19
ROOM COUNTY SEED CORN

have for sale limited quantity Of
carefully selected seed corn from LOT
that produced over one hundred bushels
TO the acre the past season. Can fur
nish the above either shelled OF in the
ear. Prices quoted on application.
A. T. Turner,
jl7tf Port Royal, Va.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-01-19
RETURN FROM BRIDAL TRIP

Mr.. and Mrs. A. Stuart Jones re-
turned Tuesday night from their
bridal trip and are at Elmhurst, the
home OF Mr.. c. w. Jones and family
near the city for the present.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-01-19
MILITARY SMOKER

The Washington Guards, Co. L., of
this city. will hold a smoker Thursday
night after drill.
A full attendance of the members of
the company is desired.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-01-19
FISH BEGINNING TO RUN

Mr.. Jos. Limmerick, Of Falmouth,
has been catching some fine carp
above the dam. One day he caught
IS the next day %. They weighed
from one to two pounds each.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-01-19
NEW P0ST0FFICE
Mails Will Be Distributed There BY
Thursday.

Messrs. Harrison & Montague
were engaged Tuesday installing
the temporary lights in the new
postoffice.
Postmaster j. NJ. Griffin and his
assistants were busy getting every
thing in readiness TO move Wednes-
day.
BY Thursday morning Mr.. Griffin
expects to have everything in work
ing order.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-01-19
IN ExTREMIS

A telegram received here states
that Mr. John Taylor, of Port Roy
al. is i'll in hospital at Chihuahua Mex
leo. He has been given up by his
physician and is in extremis.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-01-19
MONEY AND LABOR SAVER

Come And See The Hydr0-carboT
Burner.
We invite your inspection and criti
cism of our hydro-carbon burner as
convenience, money saver, and labor
killer TO your family. Also for fire pro
lection. Demonstration from 10 al te
6 p. m. on Main St., next 10 7. N.
Brents.
This burner is approved by the best
insurance companies in the U. S. 1t has
no spark and is especially recommended
for the farm.
Green & Revere, State Agents.
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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-01-19
MRS. PRESTON HARRIS APPOINTED

Mrs. Preston Harris has been APP
pointed as Deputy National Coun-
cilor of Mercer Council No. 10. ID.
of A, by National Councillor Mrs.
Carrie A. Thaye. of Binghamton,
\ Y.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-01-19
SLIGHTLY PARALYzED

Mr.. d. w. Houston, of Stafford,
suffered a slight stroke of paraly-
sis Monday, but was improved Tues
day.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-01-19
DIR. ]. M. HUGHES

Dentist, 321 West Franklin st. Rich
mond, Va. AT Bowling Green, Va. every
court week.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-01-19
EIGHT SAILORS KILLED

Eight sailors we're killed and another
badly injured by an explosion on the U.
IS. s. Delaware.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-01-19
SALE or CITY PROPERTY

Mr.. w. T. Armstrong has purchased
from DR.. ]. Garrett King the ware
house and tenement on Frederick
street, known as the canning factory.
Terms private.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-01-19
MONEY TO LOAN

In sums of $500 and upwards, real
estate security. Apply to Chichester &
Chichester, attornevs. Is II
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-01-19
MASSAP0NAx CHURCH

Services will be held next Sun
day at 3 p. m. at Massaponax
church.
The Van Buren press., 1911-12-02
Nemesis Of The Rohhel,

If anybody is casting about III
his mind for what Old-fashiOned
folks still call ~ course of read
Iing.n we recommend to bin the
chapters 0g Turkey in Gibbons
decline and Fall of the Roman
Empire"
Gibbon anfolds q strange and
thrilling drama, as interesting as
anything seen OH the stage.
But independently of that, a
few hours spent over the Turkish
chapters of GibbOn, would be full
of instruction bearing on the pres.
.cnt crises in Europe.
They enable one to get The
broad view.
With the evacuation of Tripoli,
Turkey Will have no African ter
ritOry.
IL the memory of people still
living, Turkey had ;hree times as
much land in Europe as she has
now.
Very likely in our time, nothing
will be left of Turkey in Europe
but the city Of Coustlnople.
Vhe ipexOrable process of d.
vision 20 which Turkey is being
subjected is but a repetition of
hat Turkey herself once did TO
other nations-notably the Byzan.
tine empire which ages ago was
where Turkey in Europe is now.
After n while oil that remained
of Byzantine was COnstantinOple
and a little outlying territory.
Then the Turks beseiged Con.
stantinople, aud took It by storm.
It's Inhabitants were a cultured,
reading body of people--indeed,
the rempants of Greek genius and
learning that survived, were
within the walls of Constantine.
pie.
Her people were carried away,
sold into slavery, or, where they
fingered in the city, were reduced
to @ state of serfdom.
That was in 1859 years be.
fore Columbus discovered Ameri.
ca.
1t has taken four centuries and
o half for the wheel Of fortune to
turn. 1t has almost completed
its revolution, and now Turkey is
at the bottom.
HDestiny never hurries but it
always comes,' said Victor Hugo.
Nothing 10 more sure than that
the nation which gains by VIC.
lence will lose by violence.-Buf.
falo IN. ~ Times.
The Van Buren press., 1911-12-02
10 b. Greatest American Farm
Joprnal.

This part of the South Ia now
to have what promises TO become
the greatest farm weekly in
America. The Progressive Farm.
er Of Slatkvile. Miss, has Ind
for sometime oyer 100, 900 circula
ton, and recently 1t has absorbed
the Farmers Union Guide OF
Birmingham, A Ia, aud the South.
ern Farm Adv ocate of Memphis,
Tenn, carrying II to the l5O, 900
marx, Bcginutng January II
viii open n magoiilceu,ly equip.
ped newspaper plant IN Birming.
nam, aud IL fxpectpd al the same
TIME to opeW offices In Memphis,
The fact that The Progressive
Farmer Is publ Fshed weekly; ,ha,
u 's made especially for our
southern clinia To, soils, crops and
conditions; and that It's first inter,
es, IL the subbcriber rather than
the advertisers ,I'Att having rslrnt,
''S''y rkposep all advertising
'r"aVs-, these Are the things that
"r' manly re- Nponsible for the
growing popn rarlty which has
gwen II its pre'lemluenCe.
The Van Buren press., 1911-12-02
A Ratt|ing Good Offer!
THE BEST YET!

We are now IN position 10 offer the
Rnrnl Ronte Republic 9Th. new mail
edition OF the ~. Louis Republic) and
the VAN BuREN PRESS for one year for
t2, so. '''
THIS offer is open TO all subscribers
who have paid for The PRESS for one
year In advance from date, and TO new
cash subscribers, In other words II
yonr subscription IL paid for one year In
advance. give us u 80 and we will or.
der the Daily Republic for you. Or /,
yon are not a subscriber remit t2. 80
ana we will have the Daily Republic
mailed to your address for one ys,r
and also send you TEE PRESS as wsll
The Van Buren press., 1911-12-02

found 47tFh a expended
s29j.70 is # witness
fees, mileags Rage. We
have inspsctA county Jail
aud find ias ssr and sanitary
condition. Y ,nTna ca claim to
be we'll fei aaaauaaaly treated.
We have emne the report
of the ComnispBer # Accounts
and transerip of ne several
Justices Of {, pescs and 6nd
that they aRveono sheir several
suites require by ,he laws of
our cOrntFy
In TO rard.n tha business in.
trusted O. ussa ,saye endeavOr'
ed to n eZed one arisdiction
by intru ling Jon the provinces
of the tnal ,url Ve have i'll.
vestisat o ai.cha ess that have
come b fgis ssewtih impartial
zeal and bg 2oIoilg. nave saved
the county q, ezDense Of M
amount d nsesg i,tigotion.
We regret spsn to your
Honor the d)lo.A,ty condition
in the 1arvi1 OF on )fficers, es'
pecially in u depa. a,ent of our
sheriff, 4 1eiu sess BILE to have
one of h den,ies to appear be-
fore this bod and seems i'm
possible IfOrce the
obedienor Dnqr laws under such
condition r. j. Miller,
Foreman.
The Van Buren press., 1911-12-02

tho political gabfest IN Van
urru last week, 10 johnson, OF
grt smith, announced hiS retire
mrut from the race for congress,
aud h. ", McFarlane, Of Green
wood, announced bis entry Mr'
mcFaraue's eutry viii add to The
campaign a spice IN which no for
1t has brPu lackinR, 0ud 1t IL sofe
TO predict Tint the candidates
who have been 70 indusif,onsl,
working the BeId for the pas' Two
or three months will hhd II I'M
prratively necessary Wy Rrt u.
ANd hps,le,
The Van Buren press., 1911-12-02
What would You DO.

In case Of y burn or scald what would
yon do to relieve the paint Such 10.
Jnries are liable tp occur IN any family
and everyone should be prepared for
them, Chamberlaiu's Salve applied
on soft cloth will relieve the pain al
most Instantly. and nnleSs the injury
Is u very severe one, will cause the
parts 10 heal without leaving y scar,
Fer sale by John o Kane.
The Van Buren press., 1911-12-02
Farmers Holding Cotton.

Morrillton, Nov. 2S.- Over 5000
bans of cotton is being held here
by the merchants and farmers of
Conway county. The cotton is
insured and q nigbt.watch is re.
tanned to guard the cotton. All
the cotton is together and ia the
largest lot ever stored in Morrill,.
tyn at one time.
The Van Buren press., 1911-12-02

One thing that seems to trouble
the Democrats over IN Tennessee
ia the fact that Hooper has made
such = great governor they're
afraid they can'g 6nd anybody
that can beat hiun, no matter from
which Wing of their divided party
they Nsy take their candidate.
Fort Smith Times, Record.
The Van Buren press., 1911-12-02
II StarIlSd the World.

When m. astounding claims were first
,nade for bucklrn's 4 Arnica Salve, but
40 years of wonderful cures have prov.
ed them true, ana everywhere 1t Is now
known as the best salvs on earth for
burns, boils, scalds, sores. cuts
bruises, sprsins, swellings, eczema
chspped hands. fever sores and piles
Only 25c at F. q Kerr's.
The Van Buren press., 1911-12-02

Is your husband cross, An irritable
fault finding disposition Is often due to
n disordered stomach A man with
good digestion Is nearly always good
natured, A great many have been
permanently cured OF stomach trouble
by taking Chamberlain y Tablets, For
sale by John o Kane.
The Van Buren press., 1911-12-02
Statewide Liquor Petition in Cir
CuIatiOh

Little Rock, Nov. 25.-Petttlons
asking for signatures to secure
the initiation of 9 statewide pro-
hiMtion law were prepared and
seut broadcast over the state by
the officers of the Arkansas Anti.
Saloon League today. Under the
law putting ip force the initiative
aud referendum to the state con.
stitution, it will require between
1000 and 1890 to secure the ref.
,erence Of the measure to the vOt.
ers of the state, at the general
election TO be held next Septem.
per.
The petitions, before the end
of next week, will be in the hands
of almost every Protestant clergy.
man in the state for circulation.
A large number were also sent TO
we'll known prohibition workers
jb II large number of the counties.
Rev. Frank Barrett, head Of the
Arkansas Anti.Saloon League, to.
day filed with the executive com.
,uittee, q report Of the work nc.
m|iiees:'prlssled a''-- sssss''ts 81 !
nsr&ed several weeks ago 10 initiate
a Statewide prohibition measure
under certain conditions.
The liquor people reached the
conclusion several days ago that
,he question Of statewide prohi.
biuon would be submitted TO the
voters at the next election, aud
are organizing thronghou; the
state with view Of contesting
every inch of available ground IN
the campaign. 1t is hard to pre-.
diet what bearing the question
will have on the pending guber.
material contest. Gov. Donaghey
is leading the pltra.prohi6ition
movement, declaring unalterably
in favor OF the measure. The
friends Of Congressman Joe L,
Robinson have placed him at the
head of the local option column,
aud Auorney.Geueral Norwood,
the other candidate for governor,
favors anything and everything
teat will bring about stateYlde
prohibition, he says. he is OPP
posed TO submitting the question,
aud says if Arkansas is ever 20
have prohibition, 1t must be done
through the form OF legislative
enactment
GOV Douaghcy pakes reply to
the utlornrygeueraPs platform
Dy saying HAT a sta'utory prohi.
..uu measure and one u so seek
u lbs submtsslou 20 the voters
myr Deru considered By every
legislature during the past 40 or
.. years, bat wus unfortunately
.ur1formcd to death" IN the
The Van Buren press., 1911-12-02
Don't Use Calomel.

Those who know, always use Sin.
nous Liver Purifier, because 1t ~ jnst
as thorough but does not gripe or sick.
pn nor cause injury In yellow tin
boxes only Price 25c. Tried once
usr1 slways,
The Van Buren press., 1911-12-02
ne,tIng tho Deficit.

Gov. Donaghey in . speech al
the Nevada county fair at Pres'
cott Last week talked about state
finances in an interesting anu
lucid way. He showed ver7 con-
clusively that there 10 one OF four
m ethods to he adopted for opera'.
ing the state. First, toput the
state on q scrip basis; second, 10
| issue bonds; third, to increase
taxes under the present manner
of assessment, and fourth, to
adopt the manner of assessment
provided for In the Turner.Jacob.
son 5ill, 80 as to reach the tax
dodger.
The governor showed clearly
that the revenues can be incress.
e without increasing the rate OF
assessment il We will 60 after the
tax dodger and make the assess.
ments uniform on all kinds Of
property in the state. The Tur'
ner.Jacobson bill provides what
might be called drastic methods
for reaching the "intangible prop.
ertyn of the state. "lntangible
property" is "invisible property"
and hence is easily covered mp so
as to escape taxation. There are
in value, millions of dollars OF "in.
tangible property in the state
that has never been taxed. If we
can get that property on the tax
books it will serve two purposes,
viz: C) Give us more revenue,
and ~ force upon the shoulders
of the tax dodger his proportion
ate part of the burdens of taxa.
: ton. This is the reason the adyO.
Gates of the Turner.JacObsOn bill
say that under the provisions OF
the bill we can increase the states
{ revenue without increasing the
tax rate.
Under JEFF Davis administra
t ton the general revenue tax as
) sessment was reduced by the leg
, islaiure from 2t mills to /, mills
. Under the first collection of taXel
. after this reduction there begar
g 10 appear deficit in the genera
!. revenue fund and the deficit il
e the fund is due to that lowering
;. of the assessment. The Turner
e JacObaon bill is the poor man
J. bill. If you will notice the stronj
/. objection to it comes from tn
e wealthy corporations aud individ
>. uals who do not want to be take,
under its drastic provisions. A
the people study and understsn
: ihe bi,i, bowevs., ',pey are fallin
: IN hug l0r !. and Ghsa the tlpa
VI car-- - ls-s tSssz~. .- As.sly ~ h
bones, particularly the Jaw bone, du
Il to the action of the white phospho
Gus.
sA&w2 vor, ~ sue .en 80. q
i Of the bill, for it would do n,
: good to endorse the bin and ,hel
put it's enforcement in the hand
J. Of its enemies.
The Van Buren press., 1911-12-02
The Rev. ri Hicks 1912
Almanac.

The Rev, Irl tR. Hicks Almanac
for 1912, the guardian angel in n
hoour'u thoush hnd homes, In now
rr"oH Not 'nd NY are now willing
20 W. without aud the Rev. lrl
T. Hicks MNISzine, wopp aud
ohNs, Iht wo nre only 81 "
r"r The Az Snnnnc IN 35c nrc.
' NJ" hNnr or once should
Noll 10 Srnd or them, 10 Word
ana works ltoblishiug Co., 81.
Louis, Mo-
The Van Buren press., 1911-12-02

Joints that ache, museIess :. '.u,s,bl
drawn or contracted shYn,u .S,sst,
with : ballard . Snow \ ~
pesSisAles 70 thp spot where Us,w'c "
u spd tsllsveS suffering h,f' a.
80 saS "" so''ls sold +" w.
Kerr,
The Van Buren press., 1911-12-02
Circuit Court.

dictmeuts found by that body
since being impaneled. This
brangh of the court has been kept
very busy under Foreman X. j..
Miller and they expect TO com.
pletp their task this week.
Among the ipdictments retnFh-
ed was that of the State against
DR.. John Peters, of Graphic, IN
the northeast portion of the COUP
ty, in which he is charged with
carnal abuse and rape, the prose
cutting witness being Della Smith,
q ~ year old child of that COM
munity. DR.. Peters was in court
at the time the indictment was
returned, and as he WAS held
without bond he WAS placed IN
was placed in Jail pending his
trial.
Will Fisher, charged with grand
larceny. was convicted by a jury
and given one year IN the pem-
lentiary, he having stolen a guam
ity of dental gold from Dr.. Lnd'
wig of Mulberry.
In the case of the Planters Cot.
ton & Ginning Co. vs.. Ca2ort &
McGehee Co., the jury was unable
to agree.
Dan Hill entered a plea OF
guilty to grand larceny and was
given one year in the Penltenti'
airy.
Chas. and viii Tackett, charged
with assault with intedt TO kill
were allowed to plead guilty to
simple assault aud each were fin
ed so and cost. Each Of them
were also charged with carrying
guns, but Will Tackett was ac-
Quilted by the jury and Chas.
Tackett was fonnd guilty and fin.
ed $50 and cost. The trouble for
carrying a gun occurred at Union.
town several months ago.
The jury in the case of Mrs.
D. l.. Hammett vs.. the Frisco Ry.
Co., returned a verdict for the
defendant. Mrs. Hammett and
several others were injured near
Electric park several months ago
while q passenger on the defend.
ant company's train following a
panic in the coach caused 5y a
train emplOye shouting at man
who suddenly appeared in front
Of the train and laid his head on
the rails and was instantly killed.
The suit of DR.. Parchman vs.
Senator JEFF Davis to recover q
fee for his services as an expert
syitReAs iq a dsmsge- .Sa,t t-!0dght
by Davis & Pace, was sent to Sc.
bastan county for trial on a
change of venue.
Will Newton plead guilty to re.
ceiving stolen property and was
fined Sl0 and cost,
Tom Green, colored, wus found
guilty OF carnal abuse by a jury
that left the punishment with
Judge Evans.
In the cases of Il. and G.. +.
Napier against the Western Union
Telegraph Co., for failing to de.
liver n death message, the plain.
tiffs were each given a verdit in
the sum of 800.
s. 5. Beal, the jeweler employ.
ed by W. j. Martin, and who was
Indicted for embrzzlemeut, was
found guilty by the jury aud sen.
fenced to one year in the peni.
tentiary.
The grand jury adjourned Tues.
day after rendering to Judge
Evans the following report;
To the Honorable j II Evans, Judge
OF the 10Th judicial District:
Sis We, the grand jury for
the November, 1911, term Of the
Crawford County Circuit Court,
having completed our labors, beg
leave to submit the following, our
final report, aud ask to be dis.
charged
We have been IN session seven
payu ava,ninnl "a ,,,,,....a
The Van Buren press., 1911-12-02
The Rural Route Republic,

What IL Il, tia the old rsl,sbls 9,
Lonis Republic with new daily Issns
In fact the regular edition tlo n.v..,
exactly M II appears In the Fast. Mai
Edtticn, only tho details OF Spor,,n.
News being omitted The Tsleyranb,c
Market and Financial Pages nrs com.
p'ete 10 every particular. There ia Nj.
40 miscellaneous reading intrrestinu N
Ail tho family, THIS edition ia dsiiv.y.
90 ny mai only, DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY
,-olS copies year, Subscriptions viii
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No subscriptions are cccep,ed for a
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The Van Buren press., 1911-12-02
ulom } IL Dade

hql Nmo9ns Liver pdnl.r +. .n
aNVpIy plmmut uud D. '..l.u ."
'upl'bsn, Constipation ,BIN .0Yi
l'ss goes A trial oopvipcee. 10 yel.
slgass
The Van Buren press., 1911-12-02

The AgFsnss Supreme court
on Mondsy lt,msd the case of
the State ys. ilg1 ". A. Comp.
'on' ss rsSsiiA'ai, Who Was con.
victeI tns 8 county circuit
court ofemnf' :ling school funds
ana gwen q oie-yaai term ia the
penltentlary' Jk.efJ ostice f. A.
hcOulloch dssented. Judge
Compton cotngs from one Of the
most prom'hen fam, les in Arkan'
sas, his lathe, ts'Dg one of the
greatest 1--we, ia the state dur.
Ing his III e EGorlg will be made
oy MS III ~ o &c, pardon be
lore ne 70 p'aa q iu he pe"itsnti
ary' Jhdg Aompl0n was judge
OF Pal..sR c1'0ty for four years
The Van Buren press., 1911-12-02

Six thouslf EN- words are SUN.
cient for expression of President
Tafts immediate ideas on new
legislation to congress. His on.
nual message was completed on
Monday and the cabinet took a
last look on it Tuesday.
The Van Buren press., 1911-12-02

In damp rhill weather there is al.
ways lsrse ainnnd for Ballard 3
Snew Lininehi 1yesaso many people
VINO know ny f~iieu;e Its great re-.
lleylpg power y = ua attic aches aud
pains, prepare aupIv It At the first
twinge. :!ce sc. Sc aud 81 per
bottle. Sod by ~. Kerr.
The Van Buren press., 1911-12-02

of the bill, for it would do no
good to endorse the bin and then
put it's enforcement in the hands
of its enemies.
The Van Buren press., 1911-12-02

Don't uon,r hnv,n0
strengthen r.as'et" rhn 9crlla !
Linim.nt arHgey an. 1e,t-r. y any
l. cyS- e ,.ss 'nnse,, n y. 10y =,
leve the pain ~ s,Is.,h 4
y 'onA y h'p oats IS First
---hin e. i'd
The Van Buren press., 1911-12-02

THE hti, bowevs., spey are iallng
IN Ia l0r !. and ghsa the tIps
-4--- y. -. tis.s. .- !, &s-sy ~ tbs
bones, particularly the Jaw bone, due
to the action of the white phosphori
Gus.
1 l. a,,. 100, -. . -, ,-. f.. D "a.
The evening world., 1911-04-18

q dashing costume. was on the pier 20
say soodby 10 her father. sydney Far
rar, who left for the other side on busi-
ness. A. the iiner drew into midstream.
Miss Farrar expressed a desire 10 so to
tho extreme end Of tho pier In order to
exchange handkerchief signals with her
father az long ~ he remained in sight.
Evan Justice. tho soo.pound press agent
OF the line. calamity volunteered to 40
company her.
Tho pier head 10 guarded By posts
with wire cables drawn across. A. Mr..
Justios bent forward TO draw the wire
strands apart Miss Farrar put . daintiy
shod boo. In the broad Of his back-he
having the broadcast human back in
cA~ptivity-and ieaped nimbly right over
tho barrier.
The Countess Brnstorff. wifs Of the
ambassador to tho United
States. and her son, the young Count
Bernstein. also sailed on tho North
German Lloyd ship. as did Andrtas
Dippcl, conductor OF Chicago Grand
opera. and Frauleln Dtppcl. Dippel said
he was going abroad TO be on the watch
Tor new material and new talent.
The German Ambassador. who anne
from Washington to bid the Countess
and his son adieu. denied the rumor that
he expected to resign his post soon, and
aid he did not expect to be recalled.