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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-05-11
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from womans ailments are invited to write to the names and
addresses here given, for positive proof that Lydia L. F1nkhams
Vegetable Compound does cure female ills.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-05-11

Tumor nov Organic ispacemen
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peoia1nig=A MRS Christina Red,n sMoundsh wed RSTh pa-Mn. Maggie Esa,RFD.l
NasF, Maqa-Mrs. Nathan B Creator, 81 trenton, Mo=ir%w. T. Pumei a7 Lincoln
Mrs Emma 1me a1 lists. camdenr'SJ- Ms Ella Johnston, 2oLbety
bourne AVE. Chicago, In=Mz VIM. Tuny, a52 Ogden
Cincinnati Ohio -MnaW, H. Honh,7 East Painful Periods
view Ave ch,no.ot Y,te Caledonia wla=Mrh PHI schatner RR. IA,
sGetor M Mrs LII Campbell, OeNOrh "a AaG oa93r "a Maa@ 5 s B sA mMa b5o 30 ia
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Salem hdssira Lzzes Hinkla RI. No8. EN"l uu,.r.v
ew0reans Las Mrs CASTOR Bondeaul 1872 u, w NJ, Meg eman .uno ,7vna
Ms4sTaEa, ld+@Ms chas. Bauer, ST., 5a mont It.
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Maternity Toubh* Hudson, 6ho-Nrs Geo sttckIeF R. Nos,
c c%ad NNJ.IMrsI Louis Fischer, g lop Muravvne fn"Mrs. chal Moore R. R (.
S sSsh sss5S Ys @IHtH G$% %ss'sA AHaR9 Mp Maissi Mrn-nr. John c xoaan,
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Peoria, ILL., Mrs Clara L. Gauvtz R.RNo. I3 fETgo3 %d low Mr. -4 Ms Jq Tn1 4 snoT K r f = 8
Augusta Mo= Mrs wmaed Dana, r. FDa Belype oho=1rs. Charley Chapman, RE.
St. Paul. Nnnn=Mrs b.. NJ. schom, 1888 rrdt fNTT Mr. Henry 1dssbs,z p Adam,
PiHsbuTg, PAIN. C. Lese, 5o Klnkad o,sGn.sm % ,. crr,. Hsreb
Blue Island Il@2nn. Ina shwcrtN as FaThane' Pa-AH" ldela A'Dunham Box
East Ear, Pa=Ma Augustus LyonR FD2 Nervous Prostrahon.
Co.,. opeTatHns 4 Welded: 6a@Ms HI0wsENE E cM 2ck EndssR Eds
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peF@sss VEINS Augute yspermann. PiiadGFiia Pa-Mra Frank Clark, als E.
These women are only a few of thousands of living witnesses of
the power of Lydia I. Pnkhams Vegetable Compound to cure female
diseases. Not one of these women ever received compensation in any
form for the use of their names in this advertisement-but are will
ing that we should refer to them because of the good they may
do other suffering women to prove that Lydia Z. Pinkhams
Vegetable Compound is a reliable and honest medicine, and that the
statements mode in our advertisements regarding its merit are the
truth an. nNting but the truth.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-05-11

LEGAL BLANKS of every descrip-
ton for county court, circuit court,
justice court. real estate, etc, for
Sale at East Oregonian office.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-05-11
FOR SALE.


FOR SALE-Standard bred Single
Comb Black Miuorca eggs, $3.50
setting; $500 per 100. 215 Jane
St Phone Black 5O91, Pendleton,
Oregon.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-05-11
WATCu YOUR KIDNEYS.

no you read the East Oregonian7
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-05-11

Mothers Friend
is sold at drug
stores. Write for
free book for
e~xpeetant moth
ers, which con-
tains much valuS
m DErI
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Save money by reading today's ads.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-12-16
MCCARTHY HEALTH BOARD
OUT IS AFTER STRUGGLE
Fight ~ Nearly Two Years Necessary
10 D.pOsc Members Of III. County
Board 81 Health Put In By Labor
Mayor.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. lG. After
Il fight Of nearly two years the mem
bors Of the county board Of health IN
Office at the time y. II. Mccarthy be-
came mayor, succeeded today In Gust
.nr tho Mccarthy appointrcs and re-
covering the vacancies for themselves.
Such Is the effect Of decision rem
d"rrd by Superior Judge Scawell.
When the Taylor commission rs
were thrown out Of their positions By
Mayor Mccarthy they brought suit to
onioln the new members from ASSUME
mIng the duties. An Injunction was
denied, but In affirming the action of
tho lower court, the supreme justice.
tusgcstod remedy In quo warranto
proceedings This suggestion was fol-
lowed, with the result that Judge Sea
well has restored the old board.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-12-16
GIFT SUGGESTIONS

Buy something useful. beautiful.
and that will last a lifetime. By way
OF Suggestion:
Ladies' Gold Watches,
Gents Gold Watches.
D,snond Rings, Lockcts.
Slgnet Rings. Festoons.
Set Rings. Bracelets,
Cun Links. Neck Chains,
Watch Chains, Brooches
Scarf Pin. Fobs,
Any Article laid aside on small de-
pos't tun,il Christmas.
FRANK NJ. uPP.
Matchmaker, Jcweler and Engrayer.
Willis Building.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-12-16
ABS|NTHt FRAPPES WILL
Be TABOO BY UNCLE SAM
ulliriHl Mundilr 10 Eject That the
Famous ingredient l. No Longer to
Br Allowed, Dr. WHEY Iundcmning
II SrruugIy


ju.l.d Press Service
WASHINGTON, u. C., Dee. lC.-
Declaring a0suihr dangerous to the
.h.aitU the pure food board of the
department ui agricultural has de.
r.drd Jhat It's importation into the
United States should be- prohibited
after January lat next. 4 long and
careful iu,cNigatlon was made by the
bureau ~ chemistry before the action
VISA r0nchod.
Dr Wiley. head Of the board, ox-
pressed tho opinion that "absInthe is
on" of the worst enemies Of man: and
II We can keep tho people OF the
Unit d States from becoming slaves TO
this demon. We will do II"
Thodccl8Ion has boon sent out In
tentative form to importers and other
Interested parties, aud suggestions
from thom will be awaited before the
secretary of agriculture announces the
decision which will make the ordr ef-
fcctiyc,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-12-16
MAKE PANAMA CANAL FREE
TO ALL AMERICAN SHIPS
"IiI"rnH Legislator introduces tom.
current Resolution IN scnnt, Iln,.
ing That Object IN view for the
Yankee shipper


SACRAMENTO, Doc. 10. senator
'Hm.'brii h'H introduced a concur.
rent resolution asking congress 10 rs.
i1hlI.h tr.u passing, Tor all American
ships through lhu Panama canal
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-12-16
Herald Want Ads
MISCEILA NEOCS

INSTRUCTIONS given on all brass in
struments. Music furnished for all
occasions. A. Y. Tlndall. Herald Office.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-12-16
THE OLD RELIABLE

II YOU need any fruit trees for
planting or wish to make good money
selling them write us for particulars,
No previous experience needed II you
want TO make money. We show you.
II-30-lm Albany. Ore.
ALBANY NURSERIES, Inc.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-12-16

Constipation causes headache, nau-
sea, dizziness, lnnguor, heart palpita-
tlon. Drastic physics grIpc, sIckcn,
weaken the bowels and don't cure.
DoCn's Regulots act gently and cure
constipation. 20 cents. Ask your
druggist.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-12-16

have q bunch OF Big Ben clocks
aud dearest Baly Bens. too.
ll.6t Mediation.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-12-16
ST. PATR|CK'S DAY HOLY
BY DECREE OF Pope Plus
Iiut IL WIN Not i,c One of Obligation.
Attendance tu Mass on That hay to
u" Entirely Optional with Com.
municanis
United Press Service

ROME, Dee. l6.-pope Plus has
issued u decree making ST. Patrick 4
Day-the 18th OF March n holy
day, but not one Of obligation. thus
making mass attendance on that day
optional with the laity. In effect. II
makes ST. Patrick's Day feast day.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-12-16

KODAK FINIsH1NG--First class anu
prompt results by Frank Duncan.
over First National bank, or leave or
ders at Little Book store, two doors
west OF postof'ice.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-12-16
Mediation

Have you any eye troubles, great or
small. It makes no difference. DR..
Hermann viii prove 70 you that he
can take care OF your case. At the
Livermore hotel. tJ-2t
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-12-16

oh, yes; at the LIvermore hotel.
from Sunday, December nth until
December 2ith you will be able 10
have your eyes taken care of by Dr.
Hermann OF Roseburg. i5-2t
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-12-16
Attention. W. u. 4.

Saturday evening. December 10th.
at 1880 will be election OF officers.
All members urgently requested to he
present Refreshment Ii-3t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-13
R0YALISTS' FORAY FAILS
portuguese Republicans Fight in
Dark with Success.

Lisbon Cia rrontierl. oct. l2-The Roy
shsts. taking advantage Of storm Tues
Jay night made a forav from their noun
tam stronghold in the direction OF Niuhaes
hepuohcan troops engaged the enemy az
close quarters The firing from both sides
vas intense I'm the darkness. Then the
hoyaiists gave mp their attempt and re-
ur"d 20 their positions IN Sierra ia Corda,
within half a mile Of the Spanish frontier.
Ihey left several dead and wounded on the
field.
Colonel Bardoia. commandant OF the 10th
Regiment. stationed al Braganca. was re-
heved of his command YESTERDAY and or
dered before a court martial on the charge
OF delaying forty-eight hours after learn
Ing that a Monarchist column was in his
district He then moved ouly on urgent
orders from Lisbon.
The Monarchists in the mountains have
collected quantities OF food for which they
PAID cash, and have announced that they
intend TO winter whore they are II neces-
sary Other Royalist bands have again
crossed into Spain. finding the pursuit of
the government forces too warm The Re
rubHcans have captured 80 men who had
deserted the royal ranks or had become
separated from their commands. The pris-
oners revealed the hiding places of Royal
ist arms. In one cave near Ninhaes were
found 1000 Mauser rifles, 500 revolvers and
$1,000 cartridges
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-13
WOMAN SUFFRAGE WINS
California Votes For II by Small
Majority.
LATE RETURNS TURN TIDE
initiative. Referendum and Re
call Adopted BY Over
Whelming Votes.

san Francisco. Oct. 12-Womsn suffrage
has triumphed in California. Returns late
to-day wiped ont the majority previously
recorded against the amendment and since
this turn the margin in favor OF the
amendment has increased steadily
Complete official returns from e.G7 pre-
cincts ont of 31gl iu the state give:
For woman suffrage. flss3p. against. H.
03; majority for suffrage, 2n5l
The remaining precincts should slightly
increase the suffrage lead. as most of them
are in counties that gave maior,ties for the
amendment
So overwhelming was The vote I'm favor Of
the other important amendments-the in
.uaure and referendum and the recall. in
Guiding the judiciary-that tabulation Of
The returns was suspended with nearly a
third of the precincts remaining unre-
ported. The last count taken showed the
following results:
Tor the Initiative and referendum, 1885,
Isl, against. 1850 For the recall. 14s.572;
against. &C. 800
United States Senator Works to-day said
that the outcome Of the amendment cleo
ton Was "one Of the biggest victories ever
Won az the polls On California"
THESE are extraordinary remedies. 10 he
used only in cases Of extraordinary neces-
sity,' he added. ct believe the people OF
california are wise enough 10 use them
fairly and justly. BY these changes cali
loruia places itself IN the front rank Of
progressive states
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-13
ADVOCATE SOCIAL CHANGES
Sneakers at Co'lectivist Society
Meeting Tell of School Reforms.

~ Emo first general meeting and dinners
n the Colieclrist So,iety. held AZ No 10
Park Ilace last night Robert NJ. Brueres
formerly general manager Tor the Associa-
ton for Improving the Condition of tbs
Poor. presided. Tlc subject Of discussion
was WHY Doctors Should Advocate Social
Rooss1aizcu
DIT g. Wsrd Cr-mpton. director Of phys'-
ca' training in tne Department Of Educs-
to-. and Dr. S. Josephinel Baker. directors
20 &c divi-i n O. DlId hygiene. In the De-
r-rtueat % Health. we're the speakers OF
D'e evening" Dr hampton said the sys-
.oa o. nhysicl. training in the schools OF
- .i,r was the best in the world, and
AIDED:
$50 Go iu thc public school exactly ths
ii., " ,nilC tla. the child would do itselt
1--WE ON icrfiI exercise. such az KIN
cerlTrten @1mos. One hundred Thousand
boys l- tle igluI1"r E-aues last year hau
10 -t0r smoking Cigarettes had % sleep
with tlcir windows open, and 10 otner
things 20 keen them 80 for athletic con-
tests To-day ton teams Of thirty boys
each ran IN q lVe-mie relay race, and NO.
So school. I'm Hester street-One Of the most
confined tenement districts-~on a trophy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-13
GIRLS DANCE AND PLAY GAMES
Celebrate Columbus Day at Brooklyu
Public School Athletic League.

Several hundred elementary and high
school girls Of Brooklyn, who are men,
bers Of tho Public Schools Athletic Leagues
celebrated Columbus Day with an exten~
sly, prozramm, ~ folk dancing and attn
Lotto contests o.. tho Brooklyn PUBLIC
Schools Athletic Field. NJ Avenue x ant
Coroy Island avenue. yesterday Ths
girls had ruu I'D by themselves, probably
moro .1on two dozen schools taking part
Jessie 3d. Bancroft. assistant director %
physical training Had charge OF the meets
Assisted hv % band. the girls gave an eX-
hibiaau OF many OF the national dancess
including Tho irish jig, Russian danes
bNomarinsksIal. Danish dance Of greeting.
Norwegian mountain march. High.snf
scEo.,.slh,, German hopping dance. hop
Nor ArnI6a. See You. and several others.
endinE with ,hc Tsranteila. the natonas
dance of IJair The successful gatnerinS
ended with ar exciting deld hockey gams
between 800 picked teams calling them
selves tao Burs and the Blues from nv
Erasmus HaU HIgh school The piay
was spirited throughout tho Blues con~
querinc tlelr rivals by score Of 20 l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-13
SEEN IN THE SHOPS.

THO hest 1r an coroal sets costs SIS. IL
.- Of I-h. wood and ivorv-tnted porcelain
decorated with gold Instead u jars il
has porcelain drawers. sis large and s.X
small. Besides thc drawers there are sal.
and lour boxes, vinegar and oil bottles and
SD pitchers -n three different sizes.
The once pcrrlexng business Of opening
an egg has apparently been reduced al last
Q. perfect simplicity. An egg opener which
VIII break .he shell exactly at the point
one wishes can bc bought Tor % cents. It
consists of q lead rims just big enough 10
It around az css which is set on the I'M
side with a series OF steel points like the
ends OF mooWm-sized needles The ring is
divided into halves and these are hinged
a. one side and Joined ar the other
Dy short chain. To operate lt one merely
opens the ring, puts % the egg and then
closes the ring again. and the needle points
do their work with delicacy and precision.
4 more ornate style OF egg opener mas d
brass rooster Tor handle. out Of the head
of the rooster comes tne opener proper IN
nickel plate n ls il the form OF an un-
broken ring with circular knife, Wnlcn
moves parallel 20 10 on al screw. The price
Of thls opener is 90 cents with screw eve
.u the rooster and 20 cents with ruby eye.
4 device Tor reducing crackers or dry
bread TO me crumbs rs shaped somewhat
Hike IHL cracker IlI IS a LIINr TAI ser.
The inner surfaces OF the two halves are
cut into deep teeth which Nt into one an
other The price IS $50
To take tho place of choDpng knife for
things one does not care to- put through
meat chopper IFS littlc revolving AFFAIR
with seven circular knives about an inch
and a half I'm diameter which one works
like a roller The price is so or 80 cents
according TO size
4 novelty from abroad IS a sugar grinder
W hicn viii convert cut sugar into granu-
lated. II Is a pretty little thing about
Eve inches high in nickel silver and the
Price IS s..
Tho time is approaching when foot warm
ers for carriage or motor car VIII be
needed For 3 one can buy a small tin.
carpet covered warmer and the same thing
with relve, cover Is s. 90 s brass warmer
With carpet cover IS s. 70 and with velvet
s. There are various other prices, accord
ing t0 size and material. the highest price
being $40 FOR an automobile warmer quite
large enough FOR two pairs Of feet. Coal
specially made for these warmers sells for
Il. cents box II a dozen bricks brick
IS placed iu rho fire FOR a time 20 he pre-
Tarod Tor tine warmer II VIII burn for a
long time after being transferred. and when
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-13
lays BLAME ON FRANCE
coanish Uprising Originated
There. Says Correspondent.
MOROCCO BACK OF IT ALL
prblication Here Asserts Arms
Were Supplied from Across
the Border.

Gas Novedades" Spanish publication
..is civ I'm It's issue yesterday pub
,.,ea a letter from It's correspondent in
,,.tria on the subject OF the recent politi-
=, agitation and strikes in Spain. which
..s.r-s that behind TT all was French CAPT
:, and II is suspected it is an effort on the
.,-- Of France to harass Spain, with which
r,,~v France is on unfriendly terms over
Morocco.
,s,ref De ] Galvan. editor Of Las
xovedadcs explained yesterday that there
..,r. be- no error in the facts as related by
~. correspondent OF the paper in Madrid.
=. the latter man stood high I'm the Spanish
'o,itsl and was thoroughly reliable.
The Madrid correspondent speaks Of the
..,.,r,arf as one OF international pertidy
=. vras -eported here as a Spanish scheme
.~s,,st the Crown and was believed 70
,svo for its purpose the establishment OF
-ar,bfe. 10 began. says the correspond
an, IN Buboa. with a strike Of workmen
- barcelona. the hothed Of revolt. was
i've centre of the conspiracy. which it was
EARNED should spread over the entire
,.,insrfa. However. the civil authorities
10 notice of barcelona succeeded I'm nip
.i,r +-e plot which, 10 was learned from
.,--eer0ndence taken. was nothing save an
s,a-caisrc plan encouraged by foreign
support financial and moral
+. quantity Of correspondence that the
sr,r-~...e- have seized and the result of in
,.srraron make DO a delicate matter 10
sscgss saws the Madrid correspondent, but
,,s President of the Council Of Ministers
las declared that enough is known to con-
vince any ono of the existence of far
reaching plot
..-ast preparation had been made for the
--7.ra. uprising that was 20 follow the
..,-.sa riots. and the conspirators had
manned % se, fire TO public buildings ana
,ra-s u.- supplied with bombs Several or
,,. me. who reI into the hands Of the po-
.,s r-# . their possession twenty-franc
s,-6 pieces This money and drafts on
r-... IF Ua. obtained have been traced 20
certain FRENCH bankers.
A-. .r Morocco. too. saws tine correspond
srt Franc. has encouraged revolt against
,r, Srq~.sr rule The tribesmeu IN the
s,s,.-1 territory have come into posses
Son of tho latest pattern OF rifles and a
rs~-s quantity of ammunition. Besides. the
.tisss are we'll supplied with money. and
I'll these have been traced TO France.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-13
METH0DlSTS IN PEACE MOVE
Establish international Commits
sion to Furthar Justice.

Toronto oct Ia Methods lutoru1
uona' advisory commission was established
hv the commercial Methodist conference in
this city to-day With q membership o.
one hundred OF the present delegates. 10
be appointed after. if viii act during the
decennial intorims between the meetings OF
the conference. While fits function HiN be-
chiefly advisory In church and denom.aa-
tona matters it viii also attempt to- 1850
the Influence Of the thirtr million Meth
odists whom f. represents fin Tie forward.
ing Of certain world movements for peace
and Justice.
The conference adopted to-day al adj
dress relative 30 che present status and op-
portunitcs of Netlodism and ordered that
u No sent 70 every one of the one hundred
thousand and more Methodist couare-at
throughout the world "Metha5ism." SAYS
the address. was destined 70 give a now
course TO the history Of Christian religion.
II has been used o. quicken tla life Of
other churches Nethooism is yet IN its
beginning The spirit Of the twentieth Gene
urv IS even mere oorEeniaI to A. than We're
the preceding Two. A growing sense Of tie
leadership of Jesus CHRIST rs coming upon
the world De0omirato-aHsu is not se~-
ta~ianism. and does not involve antaE7ni-n
90 other branches of the Church. For the
present. az any rate. there is a place and
need for denominations
Discussing the Family Altar" Dr. p. r.
smith. consulting surgeon AZ Soho Hos.
0ital. London, sand. ~ agree with recent
statement of Prime Minister nsluitl 10
he effect that the Bible was never stUd I'd
SO intellectually a now but never was q
read so little n English homes
The Rev. George T. EDkmau "a. ST. Paul
Methodist Church. New York. declared -1at
''one Of the conspicuous needs of The daE
ie disintereStcd social service. s. quiet t"-
vasion for good Re- being conducted Iu '1e
dark suots Of tho Citr. where social Irf.S-
tice is rampant We must make IwDCes.. lee
FIJI the New World some OF the deep--ear.l
1872 a---a-n- IL III III L---- ------
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-13
POLICEMAN KILLS FUGITIVE
Shoots Prisoner Who Had Broken
Away from Him.

- a. 49,.
80
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"'N'' .E ~ ''''''I
county.
ASTON was "'r''-''' '''''' N''Els'. '''
cornell 900 M'nHa'''" couple OF DAYS
ago and ordered To- pay MS WIG 20 1T week.
ito was lafo'e' Hi CUSTODY oil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-13
READY FOR EGG LAYING RACE
Five Hundred Hens Will Compete IN
Connecticut Contest.

1trrrs. Conn. OCT. i-.-ArrHu-'men's are
.touf complete for tae international egg
LAYING contest to be conducted "N"'I que
supervision OF the Connecticut AEfi''i'''. a.
,..o THE contest Will last one year be-
iy'f7g ON November L Their. VIII ut
80 hundred hens ln tine race. four mems io
,osr and each team housed by il-'i .-
scparate pen nfth bird VII hs
attteG as "a substitute 200 case of -i't
I.-e hundred small frame houses HfF' '''"
.recfed for the coute. tantr. .....
me entries are from the United '''t..
lansds. Mexico. Cuba, south Ann i''"' '-"
rGpe and Japan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-13
CORSET STEEL DEFICITS SHOT
Bullet Strikes Woman in Side After
Crashing Through Window

TrII'nehura. *. T.. oct "a corset steel
probably saved the life of Mrs Charles
Firth. wife NJ Charles Firth. of tho Firth
steel Company. last night. Mrs. Firth was
preparing supper in the dining room Of her
home. when bullet crashed through a
window and struck her in tho side. II was
IeGected by tho steel and did not even
scratch her.
The police arrested four hunters who are
alleged TO have been in the neighborhood
90 the time OF tho shooting These men.
t is said. admitted they were shooting IN
rhe r1ei-rtOrnoOd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-13
SHIP SAILS WITH ARMS
Escapes Antwerp Port Authorities and
Nav Aid Royalists.

Brussels oct. PA steamer named Zee
brugge after taking on cargo " large
cases which. IL is understood, contain arms
and ammunition n wireless apparatus and
provisions. suddenly left Antwerp tonight.
The crew was engaged without being in-
formed Of tho destination. and II is bee
lievcd that the steamer is the property Of
the Portuguese Rovalists
The port authorities arc greatly ANNOYED
al the departure II the vessel tho ALLEGED
owners. they say. having given false i'm
formation regarding its cargo and desuna-
ton