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lot 7. block q. Ocean View Addition
20 Corpus Christi. $3.50
W q. st.akio, ana Wifo to y. ~
Herd. u ~ of q ~ loi block
"" South End addition to CORPUS
Christi tahoo
u A. Cohfon 20 Mrs D " Cob
ron. interest 10 lots ana %. hioyt
Z. noss-o'Neii addition 90 Corpus
Christi. tgct
y u bishop 20 D. q. Taylor tot
q. block ~ Bishop. ysXas. $3.50.
Henry schiiosshc aud wife io Item
~ ncufam, ~ "a section 1873, ~
bishops subdivision of the priecoii
ranch. $4,000
a } Reader to ~ nrnok. usracY
q. block 1903. Mustang Island. ffa
y y bishop 20 ~ q rishop. lots
and O.. block a6. nlshop Texas
$500
g. 3 Allen TO Geo e.. Caldwell.
lots \. 9, 20, 49, block go. Calaii,n.
Texas. $4,000
cline weu,brook 70 DrnnH Kolll
lot q, block az, Reach portion OF
Corpns CHRISTI. $500
A. u Walis 10 Julius Sohnauts,
lots ~. 20. ~ ana 2s, Aqua pulee
tN.tt2ca
Arthur Johnston 10 W u WATSON.
hloek g. North PARK Alta Vista no,
eel. $1,000
W A Boswell 10 T. g. Gonzales.
lot q block T. aud lot IN block g.
Robsiown. Texas. So.
Aranaas Pass Channel a Dock Co.,
TO Arkansas liarbor Terminal ny
certain real estate aud rights IN Nue.
ces aud San Pa,rlcio counties. con-
slderaiion. tis.0o0.
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WANTED nfLP.

Aluchsr lois 2. D. aud a.. block s.
hrookiyn addition To Corpus ChIis,i
81 see
John N Van Clrave 90 Conrad NJ
Isiuchcr. lot 4 nlock =. Brooklyn ad-
dition 20 Corpus CHRISTI stouo
John ~ Van Cleavs SO Conrad "
Blnchor. lots and 8. block q. oi
brooklyn addition ia Corpus Christi
tfaeo.
g. = Holman TO Agnes ~ BELL. los
. block I shannon addition 90 Cor.
pns christi. fa2S
Corpus Reach Hotel aud Land Co
10 sarah n Toynbeo, lot iGi block
e. Corpus Beach llotei addition 90
Corpus Christi $3.50.
Is O Sims. Dr.. to " ~ and ~
= knight lots 20 go. 20 and 32.
block So. va Riucon a. Santa Goriru-
dis. $1,000
u llerrlcR and wife 10 paul ~'ol-
lingsworth. lots on. and 20. block p.
Kingsvlle. Texas fi1i
~ y Crale aud wlfe 80 ! y Sio-
vail. lot 8. block e.. BAY View add
ito nto Corpus Christi. $1,000.
E p Ilasonrlessr aud wife Ia v.
y Bell. lots 2 and 3, section i07
nfanegar Bros subdivision Of the
Clarkson ranch. tc.3Ssi7
" p. Bell to G E Dilwor,h, lots
and 3 section l7o, Brauigar Bros
subdivision ~ the ciarkson ranch
ss.sas
Roy Il. Dallas TO W A. Jones. lot
3. n section III. DraniEsr broa.
subdivision Of the Clarkaon Ranch,
G2.lzt2s.
~ 4. Filmor and wife 80 & y.
Newman fr. " ~ of M. - Sec
ton 80 Driscoli rnnch. t2.iic.to.
Geo. II. paul 10 Henry y tiohgeF,
lots 2i. % and 2s IN block ,, Rohh'
town. Texas. consideration.
Roht T Mccall 10 Henry r. Con
ger lots "a, IC. "a. block ~ iou 3,
.. 3. m block ~. lots ~. J and "a
block 60. and lots 7 s. y. 20. ~,
ana NJ. block 70. DrlscoIi, Texas
consideration
Geo. u Paul 10 Henry = Gonrer,
lot n. block a.. nobsioNn. Texas
consideration.
q Duiee and wife 20 John A MI
chalk. Ioi 2. section l4s Bishop out
loss. Rlshop, TeKas, tle0o.
W Is. Nrfircgof and ~ife 10 J. q.
Collins lot ~ block 10, Beach part
of Corpus Christi. tl250.
W. A. Basweli 20 Jesus q. Bella.
lots le aud 81. block Q, hobsto"n.
Texas. th5,
George a. Leisure and wife 20 >,
n. bradley. s. ~ OF the W goo
neres of the n l-2 OF section 20
DrlsnolI ranch. tasoe
4. ". Hiatt 20 Encarnatiop hami"
ras. lot ~, block q. Hiatt addition "a
Robstown. Texas. $50.
l.odema Lewis 80 heirs of Edward y.
Townsend. deceased, interest IN said
estate. consideration.
n. ID. Townsend 10 John Grant. W.
"a OF \. ~ Of " ~ and y. Ia
section II" % the Hoffman trac, ;
consideration
W. Amos Moore 10 ,. y. Reeves
lots and "a TO 20, Inclusive. block
i. ana iots. rs. and ~. block =.
| Moore's Hone Place. Nueces county
$500.
n. N. skinner 20 i.ne Petzei and
wife, lots 70 and ~. block 4 h'ss
addition 10 Corpus Christi. tzb.
Geo. "A. Paul 10 Lula Bo~les io'
.. block Z, Paul Court. Corpus Chris
Il. ts7s.
J. c. ingram TO MIss MARY Woods
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REALTY TRANSFERS

Realty transfers filed during the
week show q greater volume. aud a
greater magnitude In individual
items. than for any week. during The
past several months The total az
grogato amount OF the transfers IT,
Eeariy n quarter Of a million A..
though the aggregated amaunt 81; the
transfers 81 nearly this amount the
individual Items range from $3.50 20
$4,000
John Ernest orr 10 ~ l.. Row
land. lots "a US. nc. NJ block 1903
Fitchne place addition 10 Corpus
christi. 5000
q O. Newman To W u naim-
wood fr block lsOo nay Terrace No.
3. Corpus Christi. S3boO
p y bishop to Frank Rrendle
lots 4 and q, block 2s, Bishop Tex
$500
Theodore y Koch 10 " W Titley.
lots and iG. block 3 Riviera, Tex
$40.
Theodore y Koch 20 Jacob Goble
lots 3 and ~ block ? Riviera, $50
Jacob G0blr aud wife to W w.
Ti;ley. lots n 70. la and II bioci,
2. Riviera. Texas. s2oo.
W " Titlcy 10 N G Whitconb,
lots %. "a. 10 and 10. block 3 IN
Riviera. Texas tAoo
Rosa Russ Holden and u NJ Hol-
den 90 A Topper lot T. block 40.
In Rohriown. Texas. $500.
Ella A Keene and $ Y keene, 10
u brandt lots "a and rs. block sc.
Ringgvliie. Texas. siso0.
The Kieberg Town and Imp Co
10 Waters Pierce OF Co, lots ! and
3 block 6. Kingsvilie. Texas. ffoo.
Lloyd wade and wife 70 , y ar
relg. tract 2. containing 332fl acres
I Of the Roberts a White subdivision
~ the schailert tract o., sosss
Iloy,i Wade and wife 10 ]. T. Gar
+ rott trsc, .. containing 33aAi acres
az the Roberts a white subdivision
Of the schalleri tract, ss,sos.Ao.
LLOYD wade and wife 20 } "
Garrett. frsci 80. containing sazfi
acres % the Roberts a white sub
I division OF the schalleri tract,
ssSoSSs
p. A. Graham and wife 20 J y.
Howard. blocks %. and q and that
portion o. End street lying between
I blocks % and ~. and that portion
OF Ord street lying between hiocks
I ~ and Is. snaside Camp Meeting
Grounds. consideration.
j. {. ingram 10 Howell Caldwell,
lot q block z, Ocean View addition
"a Corpus Christi, SEQ
Mlss Ida Culshsw TO hepry Schsef'
fer lot in Rlncon. or Brooklyn add.
ton 10 Corpus Christi. $3.50.
Dave Wolf 70 n. W schaefier, lol
re block 90. Corpus Beach hotel ad'
dition to Corpus Christi. 1900
Y. Garrett 10 J 7. Gilbert tract
Z Of the Roberis & white subdivision
( OF the schallert tract. oon'aininl
ssg.4i aeres. tifs34.35.
u p. Haideman 20 Mrs. Anni'
Laurie Sample. lot 100 In section "a
sesiigDon ranch. slso.
RIP. Haideman 10 Mrs. sue A
sayers. lots ~ aud 100 section "a
aeelisson ranch. $500.
T. = Garrett 20 ~ Blocker. block
and s. CARROTS subdivision OF M
hagnall tract. containing $40 acres
s12.a20
John H. Van clesys. Carl y. X
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FOR SALE at bargain; About
re acres. Ia miles southeast OF
kingssille. is0 In cultivation. ar.
tosian we'll, tenant houses, sac per
acre. Investigate quick wire or
write. W. NJ Rogers. kinsssllle.
Texas. fIqtf
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RoR RENr--''orsrs.

FOR RENr After Dec =. 1911
modern rix room cottage. screened
throughout east. south aud back
porchss electric lights. cislsrn end
city water connections pvtNenie
auartcru and outhouscp PROFITS ilirh
school building. coo rancahua 81.
ARMY 90 Thos 4. Mekcown, CITY. or
MrA T.. McKcown. sinton. Texas
iiss n
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Have frame The pDnVTNINr
holiday rush. do IL cheaper H. Il. DNV WNlNu


wANTED Taft land Tor san An
iuhin ten Income property Hardwood
timber tos Aransas Pass business
propertY Some ripe close In acres
az sacrifice. Heavy teams Tor llght
mules and mares IN ioai. or clear
lots. Sinton or RobstoWn Amos
Moore Realty, Corpus I2eei
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FOR SALE Fun rigeed i6 foot
sailboat. sis u taken at once. In
quire ga ). Chaparral or phone 52e
g4tf-Ny
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ron RENT Nice G.room cottage
two good fife places electric nsh,r
cts ANA cieicfn water. on street ra'
South nlnll. phone aan n ~ q
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FOR SAI.E--t room cottage With
pantry. closet. bath. room and Tub.
city aud cislern water. electric
lights 1874 Caldwell Ave. sioon.
n Herrick, 1914 comeneho 81
iisatl
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FOR SALE Sand ana gravel for
sidewalks and building purposes. All
orders guaranteed A. kohutok.
Thomaston. Texas 1925 2m
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tau YOU remain rhim and rauie
ogcour IA che face ef lrpending mis-
foriuncG" asked che nan of lofY
ideals
can" replied ihe plain relHon
y can alt tiehs down 10 Thank0
Swing dihncr aud artef nncD ihinh
81 dk4u0u.ln
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ADVERTIskhs--The great state OF
North Dakota oilers unlimited OPP
poriuulties for busluess to classified
advertisers. The recognised adver-
Using medium IL the Farso Daily
aud sunday Courier-News. tho only
seven day paper In the state aud thu
paper which carries the LARGEST
amount OF classified advertising The
Couricr.News covers North Dakota
like a blanket. reaching all parts %
the state the day OF publication; u
IL the paper 20 use IN order 90 get
results. rates one cent par word
first Insertion; ons-half cent per
word succeeding lnsertion; nifty
cents per line per month. Address.
The Courler-NeSs. Farso. n. ID.
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REMEMBER Stevens Hide Co. labor
bureau man. ~ you want lanorers OF
any Kind or ~ you want work. II
YOU have any hides 90 sell zee as we
buy all kinds OF skins. stevens Hide
Co. 1899 Leopard So ~ 6 a.
FOR TRADE Fine young brood
mare 10 trade Tor mule OF good work
horse G " steele. gos city Natl
nank bids Phone 200. i2G az
DESIRABLE PROPERTIES In any
state of the union. Canada and Mex
ieo, exceptional facilities for hand
Inns properties listed with The Ma
uonal COOPERATIVE Realty Co. head
quarters Washington. - c. n. l..
Dreyos agent 3if chaparral STREET
~ 20 26t
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s'&EsD


FOR SAl.E--A beautiful home on
2nd street. south Bluff. enc block
from the bar. and three blocks from
car line, six roons. hath. elecsrlc
ushss. city water. yards. barns
flowers and fraits. Price sS.b0o.ae.
Terms. sis5oee. cash. assumption
OF 100000 In outstandias ". l.. )"
notes. payable in 1. ? aud years
after Fcty. 50, 1910, and $3.50 90.
~ L. payable wars per cent
40 real estate agents Phone owner,
t2s, iistf
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WANTED Position nS uf.l ,iass. AZ
around rook Hotel of restaurant
Aldrem g.. y w. ihls ulnpf
ir1n %
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Semenls On This Page Give Prompt Returns For Small Investment


FOR RESr 8 room furnished cot.
taec With bail. centrally lopased.
rhouc tt0 III eatf
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FOR RENT nuflness quarters at
ios Mesquite 81 Appb o. place
re q
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ron SALE

or time. Apply. 60 Martin X Kelly,
corner Leopard and Last streets
II ssif
FOR SALE Mesquite dry four.footI
wood Gag load lots at s215 per cord
Delivered TeN-McN depoi. Corpus
Christi. Rarnes a weatherwax Ran.
quote. Texas 1873 imth
SWEET POTATOES one car of
the best smooihesi. sweetest pump
Mn yams ever brought 20 Corpus
Car as old Tex-NeN depot Sacks of
aAout SEQ ms ai Two cents per
pound CAN W Walker. 81
James hotel Phone 29g teNff
FOR SALE Eleven sections OF very
fine. Quarter-saNed oak. Globe Wer-
MEX book eases bases and tops Ap-
piy Sichnry Lumber Co les n
FOR SALE Cabbage plants Price
81 90 per 1000 & q saltcr u Y.
BOX -. Phone SNf-l-5
t2to3t
Eoit RENT.
.---------.-.----.----
FOR RENT Good large hall ou
Chaparral street located IN business
center For further Information oaii
at Fisher nros nrug Store. aNti
FOR RENT nuflness quarters al
los Mesquite 81 Appl o. place
122 q
aaea--a=-=----aa .s==----a-.Hsa----H=-
FOR RENT a. acres go rent Tor
cotton next wear Q miles southwest
from courthouse. south port of Vine
yard tract q y Holmes. ENcolsior
J springs Mo le . 20
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FOR RENT Good large hall ou
chaparrsl street. located In business
center For further Information cai
at Fisher Rros nrug store. aNti
The Detroit times., 1911-10-23
EUTHERANS OBSERVE
WALTHER CENTENNIAL

IN observance OF the centennial or
the birth OF DR.. Carl Ferdinand vii.
helm Walther. honored by all Luth.
Grams as The American Luther II
Detroit churches belonging TO the
Missouri synod, sent their members
IN large numbers. Sunday. TO the Light
Guard armory. where three services
were held in order TO accommodate
the thousands-pL LpGEzorA- -RlShaa
10 participate in the ceiebrstion.
The armory was decorated In bunt.
ing Of white and gold and a portrait
OF Or Walther adorned the platform.
The west gallery was converted into
q choir loft. where male choir, a
mixed choir and children's choir. AT
different times during the day. occu-
pied It's seats and sang the stalwart
Lutheran hymns. There were several
Lutheran ministers from other cities
present. and addresses In which Dr.
Walther was lauded were a feature
OF the exercises.
The Detroit times., 1911-10-23
BIG MEN AND RELIGION
MOVEMENT MOVEMENT is IS UNDER UNDER WAY WAY
Formally Launched With Service
of Prayer Monday Morn
ing-Banquet Tonight.

Beginning with service of prayer
In the board room OF the Y. NJ, G. A.
al $50. the Men and Religion For
ward Movement y as forWally and Wig
orously launched tn Detroit. Monday
morning. The meeting was attended
by Fred b. Smith. OF New York: w.
X. Lane, London, Eng. Or. Isaac j.
Lansing, White Plains, n. Y. James
G. Cannon, New York; james A.
Whitmore, OF New York. and w G.
Pearce. Chicago. members OF the ex.
eightday campaign, and local clergy
men ana Christian workers After
the service, which was. for the pur-
pose of eyoking divine blessing on
the weeks work, the workers got to-
gether tc talk over the plans mapped
out for them by the program commit
tee. Al 1890 p, M, they will meet
in the Y. NJ G. A. for luncheon and
to hear reports from committees.
There will be no meeting In the af-
ternoon, the next big gathering being
the mems dinner in the Wayne pavil.
ion al $3.50 tonight. For this banquet,
1880 tickets have been issued. All
TT accommodations at the tables
The Detroit times., 1911-10-23
PASTOR, IN CUSTODY, is
SHAPING HIS DEFENSE
Rev. Clarence V. T. Richeson Re-
fuses To Discuss Case-Coun-
sci Says He Will Prove Alibi.
JOHN r. WALSH.

BOSTON. Mass, Oct. 23--That a
former suitor for Avis Linnell's hand
was responsible for her plight and
that he, and not Rev. Clarence V. T..
Richeson gave the girl the drug that
killed Aer, will be one of the chief
points for the defense when the Cam.
bridge pastor is placed on trial. This
was vouched for today by one OF the
closest personal friend of Moses
Grand Edmands. father of Richeson,s =
fiancee.
According to this friend the Ed
mands family will also attempt to set
up an alibi for Richeson. II Is de
clared Miss Edmands herself is ready
to take the stand and swear that the
pastor was with her all day on the
Saturday Miss Linnell was given the
poison.
In addition, II is declared Edmands
will produce In court a bottle OF cyan
ide OF potassium, said TO have been
found In Richeson's room. This will
be submitted, II is said, to Druggist
William Hahn. OF Newton Center. and
he will be asked IL II does not con-
tain the exact amount OF cyanide he
gave Richeson when the latter asked
for poison to kill a dog
Richeson slept we'll last night In the
Charles street jail, He awakened
Uontinued ON PAGE seyenJ
The Detroit times., 1911-10-23

were disposed OF by Saturday, and
many who Delayed to make reserya-
tions were disappointed when they
tried to make 'them on Sunday and
Monday. Secretary Parker, who had
had charge of the tickets, said 1000
would attend IL there were a place
them.
The object OF the Forward move
Lent, as briefly set forth by the ex.
ecutive committee, is a follows:
To help find the 100000 men
missing from participation in
church life, there being 100000
more girls and women in the
churches of North America than
men and boys.
To stimulate specialized work
for men and boys in every church
on the continent.
To win thousands OF uncon-
verted men and boys 10 Christ
and the church.
To double the enrolment In Bible
study classes.
To reveal programs OF Christian
service that viii command the
of the two nations.
To continue the emphasis upon
the great Missionary appeal at
home and in tho non-Christian
world.
To exalt the spiritual power OF
the public worship of God.
The movement is TO cover 1850
cities and towns in the United
States and Canada, 80 of which are
TO have eight-day campaigns. The
Others will receive only four or five
day visits from the experts. The
work is expected TO be finished by
May. 1912. Each campaign, how
ever. IL is TO be followed {by evan
gelistic work on the part of local
men.
James A. Whitmore, in charge OF
the boys work says the movement
thus far has proven big success.
I'VE were in Grand apids all last
week" he said to The Times. Mon
day. "and we are very we'll pleased
with the way things went there. The
meetings were well attended and in
fact the whole city seemed to be
talking about the work. We look
for just as much, IL not more, sue
cess in Detroit. where the field Is
larger. We are delighted with the
way the newspapers are treating the
movement In Grand Rapids, the
papers gave us all the publicity we
desired, and their help was immense
~ appreciated !"
The Detroit times., 1911-10-23
CHINESE IMPERIAL ARMY
RETREATS AFTER DEFEAT
Twenty Thousand Government
Troops Are Put To Rout
BY $4,000 Rebels.

PEkIN, Oct. 23.-Dr. j. c. Fergu-
son, American advisor TO the board
of communication, left today with a
number OF foreign and native sur
geons and nurses to join Gen. Yin
Chang's army, now reported in re-
treat from Kwang-Shui, where IL suf'
fered crushing defeat Saturday from
a rebel force under Gen. Ii Iung
Huen.
The imperial troops are said TO be
almost entirely without medical sup
plies or physicians. The loyalisti
lost all their artillery and supply
trains and the rebels are now In con
troll of the Kwang-Shui mountain
passes which command the Hankow
Pekin railroad, the only route by
which the government can get sol
diers speedily TO the front. The i'm
periai force numbered 10000 and the
rebels. il is understood, about lo,OOO
Reports that the prince regent is
dead, and that the emperor has He'd
from Pekin, are still unconfirmed TO-
day. and, in the best Informed circles
are not believed.
Acting on the American legation
advice, missionaries in Hu Nan and
northern Hu-Peh are sending women
and children into Pekin as rapidly az
possible. There are still no signs oi
an anti-foreign turn TO the rebellion.
United States Consul II. Carleton
Baker and his wife, on their way 70
the councils post at Chung-king. are
still held up at Ichang, the rebels re
Fusihg TO permit thetr departure OF
the ground that the country Is no'
safe for travel
The Detroit times., 1911-10-23
NATIONAL GUARD PATROLS
STREETS AFTER LYNCHING

COWETA, Okla, Oct 23.-Practi-
cally under martial law, while uni
formed national guards patrol the
streets. Coweta is quiet, following the
race war yesterday which resulted
in the killing OF two men and the seri'
Gus injury OF two others.
Early today a special train from
Muskogee. bearing company OF ma.
tional guards pulled into the little
station here and the soldiers with
rifles loaded and bayonets fixed filed
out and took up their positions on
Main-st.. prepared 10 quell any disturb
ance. Ed Suddeth, Negro, was
lynched. after he had shot and killed
CITY Attorney J. ID. Beavers and
wounded Carmen oliver and Stellar
Thompson. white men.
The trouble started with the action
OF half-drunken Negro, Edward Rus
Sc. In jostllng white man, named
Swazer. and a white girl with whom
he was walking, of the sidewalk.
Swazer stuck the Negro, and another
white man came to his aid, holding
Russo while Swazer beat him. Russo
on being released. went at once tn
his cabin and procured long knife
which he displayed on the streets
saying that he was looking for the
man who held him. When Urdereu oy
city Marshal Hurl to give mp the
weapon. he refused. and while an al
tercation was taking place, Ed. Sud
deth. another Negro. fired into the
group from across the street. Kill
ing beavers and wounding the other
two men.
This Immediately was the signal for
the outbreak which eliminated IN the
iynching OF Suddeth By ne MOD, ano
the rumor that the Negroes were
marching on the toSn. Muskogee. 20
miles away. was Immediately inform
ed. and the national guard hurried TO
the scene In a special train.
The Detroit times., 1911-10-23
SWITCH ENGINE CRUSHES
OUT LITTLE GIRFS LIFE
Grace Rompz Victim of Fatal
Accident on Michigan
Central Tracks.

Sent to call her elder brothers tC
supper, as they played near the rail
road tracks at Twenty-third-st and
the Michigan Central. Grace Rompz
seV en. .year-old daughter OF August
Rompz, OF No. Sli Twenty-third-st;
was run over by switch engine and
fatally injured Sunday evening.
Her LEFT leg and right arm were
severed. and her right foot crushed.
The boys were playing across the
track from their home. and running
across the track ahead OF the engine
were followed by their sister, who
was unable 10 cross quickly enough
70 beat the engine. Mr. Rompz &C
companied the child to st. Mary's hos
piial, where she died. early Monday
morning.
The Detroit times., 1911-10-23
ADVERTISING TALKS.
WRITTEN BY
WILLIAM &, FREEMAN.

MR.. +. w. SELLS, one of
New York's foremost public ac-
countants, in the exercise of his
profession has been brought in
close touch with the FINAN-
CIAL AFFAIRS of all kinds of
CORPORATIONS. He is there
fore in a position to speak AU-
THORITATIVELY on the sub
ject of ADVERTISING FOR
CORPORATE INTERESTS.
In a recent article Of his
headed PUBLICITY FOR THE
FINANCIAL AFFAIRS OF
CORPORATIONS he has this
to say:
81 venture to suggest a new
field of advertising-a field
which has not been entered in a
SYSTEMATIC AND SCIEN-
.TIFIC MANNER mean the
proper and ADEQUATE AID.
VERTISING Of the financial af.
fairs of CORPORATIONS in
ExPRE~SINC AND BAGGAGE
msin er City n.