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The Detroit times., 1911-06-13

Il
ton were filed Tuesday: Modern
Laundry Co, capital stock 100000,
and the Judge Durand Cigar Co. Ltd,
with $4,000 capital,
c. Haines Wilson, of the G. r. Will
son Body Co., will sail from New
York, June II, in company with 10
other American business inen to
study business and economic affairs
In Europe. The investigation VIII Gov
er all the fields of business. The par
ty will return to New York, Aug. 70.
The bid of II. w. Noble & Co. and
Otis & Hough, of Detroit, for the eL-
tire issue OF 100000 bonds to be
put out by the city of Pontiac was
the highest received and the bonds
will be sold to these firms as soon
as the question of legality OF the is
sue Is settled. The premium offered
by the successful bidders was $4,000.
Charles B. Warren. OF Warren,
Cady & Laid, has practically COM
pleted negotiations for)the purchase
of the Frue farm of 1913 acres, IN
Crosse Pointe. from Mrs. George
Stevens. The land has frontage OF
500 feet on Lake st. Clail and is
worth in the neighborhood OF 1885,
900. Mr. Warren buys as an invest-
ment.
The Coleridge Commercial Car Co.
has been organized with Aid. John c
Lodge as president and capital stock
of $50, 000-A Articles OF association
were filed In Lansing and with the
county clerk here, Saturday. The
other officers are:l Vice-President.
Ross wilkins; secretary, II. J. Under.
I'll; treasurer, Ralph B. Pomeroy;
manager, J. G. Coleridge.
The Ford Motor Co. is making
plans for several large additions TO
Its plant to take care OF the increased
business. The main addition Will be
S65 feet long by "a feet wide and four
stories high, and will compare In a
general way with the building now
facing Woodward-aye. The improve
ments will cost about 100000. In
cidentally the removal Of the Ford
pressed steel plant from Buffalo Is
contemplated.
According to Construction News.
building operations for May make a
good showing In spite of labor trou-
bles In some centers, notably Chica-
go. There were 21,116 permits issued
for buildings, the estimated value OF
which Is s70,740,527, compared with
20,264 permits for an estimated cut
lay OF s72,976.109 last year Detroit
reported 621 permits for the month
and the estimated cost of the. build
ings was si,7el,sso. gain Of 81 per
cent
The Detroit times., 1911-06-13
rHs PROFESSORS MYSTERY

THE life and dolnes, the char
acteristlc peculiarlties Of our
national existence are 30 skill
fully pictured IN thIs' enthraiI-
Ing novel that one reads u with
genuine pleasure"
That 10 what the New York
Journal says about 1.-THE Pro-
fessor's Mystery" which begins
as a serial In The Times, Mon
day. June 10. Get the first num-
Der.
The Detroit times., 1911-06-13
fo4DViCE TO INVESTORS
BY FINANCE


Finance Detroit Tmss
Anyre
BIO
omea and carefully nyestgated)
The Detroit times., 1911-06-13
A One Day 81
of Men $ 25
Ties at 14c

Tomorrow we place On
grand lot Of mems 26c ties e
for l4c. These are not occ1
ends or old stock, but ail
fresh. new ties. bought for th's
cial sale and offered az . spec
ducement for this day only.
ties are made Of fine bareene@
I'm a new four-in-hand style; Cor
In plain colors and are rever1
All handsomely and fssnio
made up. and regular ~
Csc scarfs for. ..........-.
The Detroit times., 1911-06-13
The Seasons
Greatest Hosiery
Sale

We start TIA gFea& =
mems hosiery sale OF the seeeo-
At this time we viii place on sole
$500 pairs OF mems fashionnb'e
summer hose. all fresh. new stocks
but mostly broken lines from the
past several weeks selling. In1o
lot includes pure thread silks, me
silk isles and neat patterns ~
fancy hose. Every pair OF hose ~
this sale Is a good soc value. but
while the lot lasts. starting ton1or-
row morning, we will offer them
at per DO
pair ..................
The Detroit times., 1911-06-13
BUSINESS NOTES.

The following articlss-of assOcia-
ton were filed Tuesday: Modern
Laundry Co., capital stock 100000,
and the Judge Durand Cigar Co. Ltd,
with $4,000 capital
Evening star., 1911-08-13

sonaly the Viceroy looks quite serious; but not for
worlds would he admit there anything more on his
mind than his deep regret that certain stunning Pris
focks must remain in their trunks, because lilghness
Of kind had died thousands OF miles away and the
court had gone into mourning
INTO that side of Sirnla life the Crudens OF course
found the doors wide open For the first two weeks
Mrs. and Miss Cruden busy scrambling up and
down the hlsdes in their rckshaws returning calls
while the Colonel went his official round scattering
ing "pasteboarcS.' In the meantime Marston dis
covered that his duties frequently took him the same
way Miss Crudens rckshaw trottng close to her
1ving Wheels and lmpreSsng upon her lanpaneeS nor
rbe threats they did not take particular care OF the
American "burra memsahib' which means a lady OF
the great official world apart from the cota or little
people Sla of course, took notice and discussed the
matter afternoon teacups.
So things went along pleasantly until Miss Cruden
entered her room one afternoon to put on her hab o
a ride with Marston. On lounge she noticed small
silk embroidered box. such as IS used sometimes by
native jewelers. to hold valuable trnket, and possibly
fashioned with great skill Of discarded wafer can
Curiosity prompted Miss Cruden to open the box and re-
move the usual avcr OF waddng She discovered glt
ering hair ornament also half sheet OF tinted, per
fumcd notepaper. Thereon inscribed translation
Of some Persian breathing the ardor OF that subtle
language in which the single word rose bears al
least twelve shades Of meaning Aanltestlv one should
be very careful in writing Persian 10 lady Miss
Cr1den at once set aside Nlarston the OF the
gift He knew a lot about tiger shooting; but was
hardly of the temperament risk the danger OF Per
sian by way OF expressing his sentiments BE
sides, would accuse Narston OF writing on pink
notepaper strongly suggestive OF musk She was puz
zling the question Of the donor when her native
maid tangled into the room.
"Hanki she questioned, "who sent that package
found on the lounge?
Hank glanced at her MISTRESS face then at the open
box "Alenlsahil do not know, she answered.
"You do not know" repeated Miss Cruden rather
severely; for the suspicion entered her mind that
Hank had been bribed to concealincnt. But you
must know something about it,
"Not L. protested Hand. Would the Alemsahib
accuse Of telling lie, who live upon the bounty OF
her honored parent. Am | not respectable married
woman with husband who is groom TO this family by
the AIemsahib favor? Have not an unce'
"Yes, yes" Miss Criden cut short an endless KIN
Evening star., 1911-08-13

4 usual, the Vceroy Of India went up to Snlla to
~ escape the hot weather. For the
all the greater official lights followed, with a for
egn consul representing the diplomatic corps at
the viceregal court; hence, one part why Colonel
Cruden Consul General L. S. A. and family were regis
tered early in the at Pelits hotel The other
part Miss CrIden lnSlstence that Slna was never
50 much better than the Western Chats Darng as
summer resort Not that she had been there prevlouSly
but the way from Europeit had all been explained
to her by a certain Young A. ID. {. to the Niceroy, Lieu
tenant Lord Marstor 18th Dragons. He had been very
earnest about the painting the Sima atmosphere
in idealistc coors Anyone can imagine the impress
sion made when deck chairs drawn close to-
gether while p & .. gides easily tropical sea-
Therefore she had prevailed and carried her parents
up Sirnla.
Up to Simla also soon came the other people who
things apart from climate-deputes and assistants
the Civil Side, Cooneis and Majors Of the military,
their wives, daughters, and establishments all hoping
bv some lucky chance gain five minutes private talk
with the Vicerov Lastly the official barrier against
native Princes cautiously let down. and few privi-
legged rulers permitted the ascent to bask IN the hight
of the Viceroys favor This mandate IS strictly en-
forced otherwise Smla would become vast camp OF
political intrigue.
Among the first Of those to arrive the young
Maharala of Bikandra. His journey had been rather
enforced explain certain proceedings not quite pleas
ing the supreme Government little less horse rae
ing in favor al trc rulershp, perhaps more OF
the best native in place of undesirable European
habits-such the advice purposed to impress upon
him. His father had been favorte OF former Eiceroys;
that why the present holder Of office summoned the
young Maharad Tor hctrt 10 heilrt talk lie Was per
sonally attractive in his London made clothes except
the urban; but yet clearly in need OF bearing
rem. He went Pcts with his sute,-that famous
hosiery where holy monkeys scramble over the root,
peer at the windows, drop down through skyghts,
steal hairpins, and YOU not forewarned may give
YOU the of life by awakening find chatter
ing away the foot Of Your bed As before remarked,
the Crudens among Bikandra's fellow guests at
Pcits
Everyone knows how official Sirnla combines social
entertainment with the business Of governing three
b,,n5- of A
the whole scheme of it iav in Dances dinners amateur
theatrcas polo, pcnics and rides on the MALL but the
telegraph wire that down from that aery OF the
Hialayan foothills could tell different story. Occa
Evening star., 1911-08-13

these native fellows will do next Perhaps if challenge
him to polo and hit him over the head by accident we
shall learn the secret.
"You will do anything OF the kind!' she enloned
II Bikandra did not send It,
"Then who did,?
factory answer. SO far as can we must await de-
velopments
Here the subject interrupted by the Viceroy 5
carriage swinging round a curve. When SaluteS had
been exchanged, the incident directed conversation
upon the Viceroys levee and dance the following night
Marston poured into sympathetic ear the troubles OF
an A. ID. c. over matters of dress and precedence.
"Now there's olton-Thorpe, he illustrated par
ticular "Thorpe is politically the way, Resi-
dent at Bikandras capital The Ihorpes are staying
with the St Clars St. Clair is merely the staff of
the Surgeon General; but Mrs. St Clair father IS
Knight and NJ. p. Now then who IS to bob first to
the Vceroy, Mrs. Thorpe Mrs. ST. Clair guest or
hostess!
"Give it up" laughed Miss Criden-
"Yes; but | can't he complained YEARLY : As you
the diplomatic list, should have thought you
would have been able to help me better.
Chatting in this way they paced together until they
returned to Smla bungalow lights began to dot the
purple hsdes and feecy mist crept into the deeper
valleys. a hasty rerov was all that could be ex-
changed before Marston galoped off TO his evening
duties.
"Dont mention the present to anyone she bade
him. Il should prefer fix the guilt without beng
certain. Perhaps the owner will call or send having
discovered 4 mistake.
Il know how to obey command laughed Marston,
waving hand her while his horse reared on two legs
and shot into the twilight.
THE bestower Of the gift apparently not aware
that he had committed a serious breach of taste,
neither did he hurry to disclose his identity
He did not call explain during the next twenty-tour
hours and Miss Cruen began wonder how to settle
the The value Of the trnket was an additional
reason why she did consider herself by any means
its rightful
But for the time being the Eiceroy dance upper
most The Crudens had dined early, and their rick
shaws were the door, when Miss Cruden ran back
into her room for a light wrap.
And there seated at her writing table, gray
whiskered old monkey presenting an absurd figure IN
imitation of human being reading letter only upside
down. He had evidently purloned packet Of letters
Evening star., 1911-08-13
BY MICHAEL WHITE

folk panegyric. "But if YOU didn't put
it there. who did,
Hanki threw up her hands with a
clash of brass bangles. "lf | do not
know, how can tello" she cried Are
there not servants of other people,
utterly below the Memsahib's rank, in
carriers Of low caste. with whom the
Memsahib knows | do not associate?
But if the Mcmsahib wishes, shall ask
the head khitmutgar.
NO" reflected Miss Cruden on
second thought, which prompted the
desire not to make the matter of un-
due importance all over Simla, Il will
find out in another way. Besides. am
in a hurry for my habit"
X/HE\ her riding attire was COM
" plcte. she locked the trinket in
her desk and thrust the pink note into
her glove Then she went out, to find
MarSton waiting to assist her into the
saddle. They rode off at a smart can
ter. After they had escaped from the
observant eyes of Simla and broken
into a slower pace, she introduced the
subject OF her mysterious present. one
produced the note from her glove and
handed it to Marston. He regarded it
with keen disapproval.
"Iove." he exclaimed. "Who on earth
could have sent you thing like that?
1t must have been some native chap.
Let's think Of a possible culprit Bikan-
dra.'
But" she protested, "why should
he send me a rose plucked from his
heart in verse. backed up by dla-
mond hair ornament: We have met
the Maharaia out few times, and he
and Dad have exchanged calls; but |
have hardly spoken a dozen words to
him. 1t would be absurd to suppose he
had sent me the present.
Impossible to say. remarked Mars
ton, tugging thoughtfully at his blond
GNn,, f,.Ir, toll what
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1911-03-11
LOCAL JOTTINGS
CONTINUED from page a.


Elk Mills Base Ball Team has Or
eanized with thomas Kay as manager
and A. c. Cook secretary
-Prncipio Council o. U. A. M,
cleared $50 from their supper and prize
drawing on Wednesday evening.
While, using an electric circular
saw in the manual training depart
ment at Tome School, one day last
week, James Wallace, student from
Cambridge Md. severed the foreh-
ger and badly cut the thumb of his
left hand
The bake held by the Bible class
OF Mrs. G. P. Smith, vie OF the pastor
OF ST. Johns Church, Lewisville, on
Saturday, yielded $3o.2I for missionary
purposes.
Joseph Coudon (of Hy) of the
Seventh district, has received six pairs
of Hungarian quail to be liberated in
his locality this afternoon at a O'Clock
All who are interested in restocking
the county with game birds are invited
to come to his place to see them lib
Grated
The steamer Annapolis wen
aground in fog on the Mud Flats
near Garrett Island. in the Susque-
hanna, at 7 a. m, on Thursday morn
ing. Tugs failed to pull her off, but
she hoated on high tide.
-Middletowns population in 1910
is given as I,3oo and Newark's 1913.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1911-03-11
A Fierce Night Alarm

is the hoarse, startling cough of a
child, suddenly attacked nv Group. Of
ten it aroused Lewis Chsmbin, OF
Manchester, o.. Or. R. No y for
their four children were greatly subject
to Group. Sometimes in severe at
tacks," he wrote, I'VE we're afraid they
would die, but since we proved what
a certain remedy DR.. Kings New Dis
coverv is. we have no fear We rely
on it for Group and for coughs, colds
or any throat or lung trouble" So do
thousands OF others. So may you. AS
thma, Hay Fever, La Grippe, Whoop-
ing Cough, Hemorrhaoes fly before
it. SOC and ST.. Trial bottle free.
Sold by all druggists.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1911-03-11
kennard 8 Co.,
621-623 Marker ST.
WILMINGTON.
MQrrQY,S i5ti for IT IT
WATCH FOR TIE WEEKEND SNAPS
FREE-lo Beautiful Post Cards with your Purchase
7 more Rayo Lamps at $I.3o.
Sugar sc. Cut Loaf Sugar &c.
Phone No 9S

more Rayo Lamps at SI3o.
Sugar sc. Cut Loaf Sugar &c.
ELK Creek Brand Creamery Butter
Another fine lot of Oranges be sold 3oc Dozen
Trv pou of our Black and Green Tea 45c, worth 6oc
Fresh ariel Mackerel SC apiece. worth &c.
Bananas sc and Isc dozen. Brooms 32c worth 4oc
60 doz Fresh Country Eggs, 25c per dozen.
A few more baskets best Potatoes 3oc
offer at that price this
10 n bushe baskets apples 55c per bushel.
Two other lots Apples at Csc and 7oc
Two lots fine Coffee and per pound Only IS Little
Japan Tin Night Lamps left &c. Tubular Lanterns 3ec Six
i>ols Toilet Paper for Ask of soc Umbrellas.
Best Oil Stoves $500 Fine Lima Beans SC per pound.
Best Halloween Dat SC pound
Will kill 10 corn-ted Porkers this week. engage
Soup Beans 3 quarts tor 25c Honliny SC quart
Canned as Corn and tomatoes for 25c
Another fine lot of Poultry Friday and Saturday.
Fresh Celer, week
We purchase fine and salt carload lots IN lbs
sacks and sell right for buchering purposes
Rock Salt ooc per pounds
delivered notified.
Will take for Red and Alske Clover Seed be-
fore the price advances Also seed Potatoes
Don't fail to get of our Ladies' Dressing Sacks 42c
Another big b lot of Shoes at half price
Kmonas 72c and ooc RIG BARGAINS
we viii
TRY of Southern Girl Shoes for 90
$3 and SO so
Look Ladies' Muslin Underwear Drawers 25c and
Chinese and Corset Covers use and Undekrs
75c to $I9S.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1911-03-11

WANTED-A sober industrious man. prefer
able married; for small stock and dairy farm. in
southern Chester Co. Must be quiet with stock
and good mixer. Good wages and liberal
privileges for the right party. Address
CHESTER II. CULLEN,
lImar1t Landenberg, Pa.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1911-03-11

Hardware and implement Shop known as the
Anderson Shop. Cecilton. Md. Two story build
ing, including elevator; also ground and stable
Possession given at once. Apply to
NJ. Z. MANLOVE,
l1mar1m Secilton, Md.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1911-03-11
Ammonia, PhosphoriC Acid
and Potash

Are the only clements of Plant Food furnished in complete
fertilizers for which value is claimed This applies
all fertilizers matter how much they cost by what
name they are known The reports issued by the Agrcu
tura Departments of the various States for the nfor
nation and protection Of farmers, and forth very clearly
the estimated money value of Commercial fertilizers based
upon the minimum guarantee i'll all the elements of Plant
Food printed the bags In parallel column the value
of each brand is given based upon the actual analysis
of the Chemist No method could possibly give farmer
clearer idea OF the guaranteed value given bv the
facturer and the value determined by the Chemist
The valuations in the Maryland Report august Quarterly"
follows for the three elements of Plant Food
found in Complete Fertilizers
For Nitrogen calculated as Ammonia Zoe pound
For Insoluble Phosphoric Acid. ............. &c.
For Potash Sc. "
On page II OF the Quarterly the valuation given to
SCOTS Sure Growth Compound indicated by the guar
anteed analysis $314o per ton The value based upon
the analysis made by the Chemist is given $34 So The
following shows guaranteed analysis and the analysis
as found by the Chemist
A1asBis phosphorus xcd4 per cent s l' per cent
I1so!able phosphore Aeid..99 " 75S
The estimated value is made in this way
Alb per cent Ammonia equals $3.50 lbs. per ton,
per Phosphoric Acid l62 50 lbs
Phosphorus lbs per
per Potash equals i54 lbs per ton at &c. per h. 10
sAs8
This shows value of 1918 per ton the value
ented by guarantee.
The in value is found all through the
reports goods Potato Grower guaranteed, 26-1o
tests per cent. Ammonia, 7.o2 per Available
Phosphoric Acid and lila per Potash the hea
being in Potash The estimated in
value above guarantee is given $3 Potato &
Truck Special enough above guarantee credit
with ID IS value guarantee Standard Phcs
phate shows 1870 and Sure Growth Super $2.24
In Virginia the official reports placed per cent.
Guano for Potatoes higher in estimated value than any
brand found and the largest and most successful
fact,rers represented among the twenty brands
analysed.
These results not unusual but characteristic
of the Scott Goods year after year in the State Reports of
Maryland, Delaware and Penns, lvana The cheapest
fertilizer we make IS Tip Top Soluble Phosphate guar
anteed to contain per cent Available Phosphoric Acid
The official test for 1910 in Maryland showed 1902 per
cent in Delaware IT, 16 per cent, and in Pennsylvania
1929 per cent.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1911-03-11
HELP WANTED.

WANTED-Man and wife to work on farm
on the depot road. opposite Red Meas Home.
Family no objection house furnished. Fol
terms apply to CHAS. p. WOLLASTON,
omar If Newark, Del. r. d. No. q
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-03-23
Coming TO Idaho.

While We consider the North Side
tract one If the hest on which To
lccatc i'm southern Idaho. We are
always ready ~ congratulate any
other section that l. successful in
securing settlers. Is il helps 10 build
up state that stands only second
IN the list Of pcrcentage Of gain in
population ~. per the last census
Il i ADAMS county now that i Ia
Ike congratulated, Judging from the
following taken from the Sunday
Statesman:
An entin, carload ot pSNople are leav-
ins Courtlani. y y. tomorrow
IL wOrS Tor the Wei>er Valley Land X
Water company. The party comprises
It persons. Including childp'n. They
viii make the trip in kitchen tourist
sleeper. Il is estimated that ALI told
there viii be abon, o. persous making
The ,rip- The property on which the
CourtlAnd people viii settle i abou,
eight miles iron Council. which has n
cNAntly t~en made The county s.al OF
Adams county
Then, : y movement on ioN among
the Immigrants ir,m the Enpina state IL
have the new town when they lo,ate
t.All,Ni Cortland
Il : sid ,hAt lbs, c'olnlAny prolsSs>
io ~ out about lSteo tNN~ on r.,
ANS nj lAni this N0sing >aS,n.
III : planned IL rai>e -" acD> ri r.o,a-
t,~> AMI loo ANS o.; h~ar> this >s,a,,,i
\ l,-2cOs experimental sarien viii Il
O-erv,>i
''On the arrival %, the lSr,y the lattei
par, u ths. Wsck they Wil camp in tents
lu, the Si;e ioT ,ie new town has b>er
surveyed ami everything : in padius-s
- bS>,in the cvilStrU,ilon ri buildings
F Tx town NH "a. hSa,s>i ai-ou, iou
n..lt> i0sn the ralooai.
The ySr,y ! oDe ri the l2rcSi n
os-n;ly - make Tie TIP - Idaho
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-03-23
| nfair 70 tfou,e Merehants.

James Il Wallis. >-Ate dairy. io.od -ai
sanitary in>;<-c;o-. doopys,i in,o ,oun
-; Friday ~ br>,ns~S c10ne,.s.i WITH
his o-sstiAl duties He hAl IN S.,re-
0achs,i ,o0r ,hAn tx 49, appraisal oi a
shipment ~ s0s~riy> thAt hsi 4--ys.i
he7e. hus fortunately ~ ;he n.an uho
shipped them IL. Tx >r--5 h2i ts~n is-
Gver>i h~,o-. the iu>n<>to- 7sas.hs,i he-s.
We >,-qg<~e olr Je-orre ule-,hzrcs
Nus, un,ierce xix So vNtS-,e,.-a tbs.
~ characterized a. sal towns. sni
c,o,2e IN cosDpszitior Niih ths ir.ilyiiy-a,
who nth M osher mans Il >upy.,-..
ei,.isavo0> - h,,s-ui-S ,ile >ss,is-> t-;tsi-
ts-y ~ ,ise town in,o n, lsiist IA, ,Aey
a-e bssns r,ht..i BY ,hel- haas. u.e--
ci.Snr>- Ths> ~il uo-S - ;---as- t.c;
pASs history 4lNay> proves ihzr i : IN
to-slsn >slls>si-an ,tlzs : ,s-i1,c Tx -.ltsu.
instead @; yo0r merchant.
Il : fe--unA,e. houeve- la lab.
h-a> 4 ssriaSns .ood zu. wh5-h .-url,.
~'ih Tx Sovs-umrns p17s iors ~
makes ihe he oi sh- ,rf--oie- Wy sho--
- NJ rszi cve-y 10y 81 a--iclss tat y,
teins cso6S,ais'i ts,al~e 4 thai Ia
oih;y - cocle up % shs rs.s-1-s1sn,s h,
lie an. ~ - your hozae ue-,hans
. /. = o. hiu yCc 4.'k - z1-Ses &,
y'u- s'-zi p-.iu,s. a2i sho : 4lwayi
0saiy 81 - 80 Yu7e -o,as ~ A, l7v
= p-scs l. : .''r-saS-elT u-lh coc'i oc>i--~
. Q-tus5slss~ Ari z-vay> 7saiy All u.-a
:, 7,-siiy 4ny ~rr,-> sllss uaAy e.v1-
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-03-23

Rev. Dds. PASTOR az Tx CHRIS
iiAn ehu7ch here, narrowly escaped
A >erio0> Accaient AZ Gc.siins -
wssk- The Herald 4 IA; plaes
say~, Yesterday evening. ab.su.
dusk. Rev ard Mr. Dries Esrs
80, driving ami walk passing oue
os Tie hoS.~> IN The sa>t par, q
town A dos rsn oCt and frightened
The team. whlch started - I'm
awsy- The tongue wzs brVSen &C,
q; TIE vsha,le. ard the c.Vupauss
usrs throUn gu II p-ovs3encs
vC0i lave =. neither sustained
any injury. bu- the uexr TIME <uch
An oe,u7snce night p-ove RAW -
iUS L : atsu, time t,r ths 6eg
es,cAer % - bO>v.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-03-23

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@-usr S-isu,ss SKA thsi- s1Pqly q Ba---
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ci-s~ thzr al h1-,er ci'--s,s So szse B.
p,z1-y ua-ke.i- And 80 Aase ~ spscEsl
FzPec zz3 lk resZ-~i s,r raas PG-vo=s-
F-Noss -sz$cc1eie-