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The Prescott daily news., 1911-02-10
GRAIN.

ST LOUIS.-Wheat-N 2 red. s1.oO: No red 9409S; No. red. S0ms2; No. ? hard 9S@971a; No. hard, 9O@gSlA: No hard, s0QSS. Corn-No. 2, 45; No. B. 43@44; No 1. 411s; No. ? yellow. 46: No yellow. 43120441a No. 2 white, 45m 46: No. white, AZ. Oats-No. ?. 31lb: No 3, Sl: No 4, 291s @3OA; No. white. s2A :; standard, 32A; No white, 32m321s; No white, 31M.
 CHICAGO. Wheat-No. ? red s3lk 0 94; No. red, 92093l9; No ? hard, 93 is co 95; No. 3 hard, 92Q94 No. l northern. $100@1031s 1s No. ? northern g6dI 0O No. 3 spring. 93@9S Corn-No. 2. 46Ib 70 47; No. 8, 441a Q44A; No i. 42Q48h No 45; No 3 white. 46hQ47; No. 3 white. 44RQ Q45. Oats-No. 2 white, 32Q32Is standard. SlA 932 No. white, sl; Nc. { white. S01a Q31.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-02-10
Emperor William Is III.

Berlin, Feb. 10.-The emperor is suffering from a cold and was un- able to attend the court ball at the palace He also abandoned the mill. tary ceremonial in connection with the entry of Prince Joachim, his youngest son, into the army.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-02-10
Ten Killed in ExpIoslon.

Snlithyille, Tex, Feb. 10.-Ten shop employees of the Missouri, Kansas X Texas railroad were torn to frag- ments and seven others were injured when an engine under repair exploded h the Smltbville yards. Besides the loss of life railroad property valued at s20.000 was destroyed.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-02-10
Rob WhiteIaw Reid.

San Francisco, Feb. u.--A us ant1 porch climber entered the apai'M sh., of Whitelaw Reid, American aD \ sador to Great Britain, durins, ,.r night and got away with amount of jewelry.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-25
HELP WANTED FACTS

Many skilled workers in various trades ana Pro'e 4,
hioh GRADE conpeent men and are watching ue
Tribune Ads every day keeping posted regaruhs p
portunities that presented ~
Workers who have spent years Ill becoming PIolei'i'
IN various the command OF those VINO Seen W
Services through The Tribune Want Ads :
The Help Wanted columns include almost every line ol
human endeavor every activity OF workers LII JIG
professions in business and the home,
Tribune Wants bring employers and employees to-
gether where the employer may learn of the proficiency
and experience of those whom he would hire
Tribune Want ads cost but minimum ana arc proHp.
in hrnang returns IF YOU wish to insert little ad call
either phone Bell 5000, Ind 800
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-25

? ROOMS IN MOD. BRICK COTTAGE.
close In. no children Inquire 13a w
9th SoUth lHO3
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FOR RENT-sToegpooy

BOOM IN BASEMENT CT
hotel. Stnte ST.. suitable for ~
clothes presser Apply c
knutsford hotel.
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HOME PAPER CLEANING CO. BEST
Work; experienced men; prices rich,
Office DuvaIl's paper store. d3IIj
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THREE ROOMS, MODERN -
porch, lawn. l25 II ST sL4
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SANITARIUMS

TREATMENT FREE FOR RHEIJAaA.
usm. lumbsso. scintica and nervous
disorders Sanitnrium, 241 So Main
physician In constant attendance. hl355
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DR. FREDERIC CLIFF RECEryE;
nervous. mental. alcoholic patients. on
nce. meIntyre bldg. s. l. City. or Bel
50M kaysyiIle. 30
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TWO ROOMS AND SUMMER KITCHEN
723 1st ave. f19o
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MODERN HOME. Flypw,o,,,
water heat. big yard. 81 9f.ED
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KEY AND LOCK WORKS

FOR BICYCLE EPAIRING, NOVELTY
Work, key and lock firting phone Ind.
.SsC. EeH lslJ. or call e2S L End So.
s203a
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PATENTS

TO PATENT INVENTORS. SECURE
trade marks or copyrights. sec j. NJ
Thomas, Eagle block. x155S
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NICELY FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING,
rooms with gas s2a Richards st., hall
block south OF tabernacle. h3SAo
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ELKO HOTEL. 275 SOUTH MAIN,
steam heat: rooms so cents: 81 per
week and I'D. tlZSo
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LARGE FRONT ROOM, WITH GAS,
for housekeeping; close in. IL Wes Wes!
1st South. hEza'
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23 HOUSES ALL KINDS. LOCALITIES
and prices. Tuttle Bros. Co.. l53 Main
street xoo5
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lo-Ro0M STRICTLY Mcnr..
rished. with pinno. az p'EhN
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7-ROOM MODERN. NEAR o. S. l.. DE
! I9n7-K h223
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MIDWIFE

PRIVATE HOME FOR CONFINEMENT
cases. Mrs. Lizzie GelsIer. 33s w. Sd
North Bell 1t93-X. Ind. 1f032. r9l7
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PHYSICIAN.

~->-~>--~~~~~~-~~
DIR. JNO- NJ, SPAULDING'S CASH
plan win save you from 30 TO so Uer
cent: ordinary calls. office. 81: home. y:
night, $3.50; conhnements. SIS; charge
Phones. Office. 476I. ring ?; res. ;T5T.
ring ]. bi9ri
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5-ROOM MOD. EOrTsE -
OF unf"rnished. PSI So. s,ba a y
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80 MEN TO BORROW MONEY on
anything OF value. Uncle Sam. 80 East
LIST South. Gao
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-25
CANYON TRIPS

N-.,,pp4Y;
REGAL LIVERY. MusNAw Mas With
ali kinds: canyon WAGON s.
out horses. Ind. VI. een-
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FOR RENT-N>ECETJh

FACTORY BUILDING NEE,
60xS0 IT. located 543 ". s,s y
nuire r, & r II. Solomon Shes &.
State,
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4-ROOM BUNGALOW Frr,,
furnl shed. Apply 2il9 So l si.ya
Ind. phone 13s04. 'ui'e
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s. ROOM MODERN HoI.ss-
lease 10 responsible partisi
ave. lea
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NEW MODERN } AND 4-RoOM FLATS,
disappearing beds. buffet, sic. SIS. In
quir6 262 u, sth South f23fs
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NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
housekeeping, modern. Inquire f6 West
9th So, h66f
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-25

i-ROOM MODERN uoS1er
nished. Inquire Floral ave eh I
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-25

5-ROOM AND BROOM Ft
crn, gas ranges, two hinosn,le 70
Hotel Utah. SIS East lst t'Is Z
5098-Y. Sorih
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-25

MODERN BROOM COTT.c-
Die foi small families "e
SO. Stnte, S32. lnT
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oNE-HALF OF MODERN FURNISHED
house. two blocks from Kenyon hotei
Phone 39Ia-Y f.3oo
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DRESSMAKINC

MhS L NJ. WILL. FASHIONABLE
aa'eSslnakcr. 27S So. Main, Elks hotel
N i"''' hl6l5
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WANTED
WANTEf,--nsA-.E YEIp

SHEPPARD'S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
THE Red Front" lie Wos; 2rG South
Headquarters railroad and mining help.
Bell 1854 el5l3
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WASHING AND IRONTNC

~, S~~~>--~-~~~~~~~~--~~~~~~
WASHING AND IRONING DONE AT
195-Y. oeh rooSs.
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ONE FRONT ROOM, NICELY FUR
Phone 1896. fSc0e
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STRICTLY MODERN. FURNISHED.
front and back porch. lawn and shade.
no children Bell 1927. 65b South West
Temple. nZZoo
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TWO ROOMS FOR HOUSEKEEPING;
SIS per month. % z 5th So. h35%
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FOR RENT
APARTMENTS uNFuRN1sHED

OZARK APIS. 5 ROOMS. $i5I 45a 6Tii
East call Dr. Turner, l03'-A inde, a
pendent p-aaz
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FOR RENT-DOUBLE BRICK HOUSE.
rooms each side. with bath and cleo
trio lights. $50 per month each side.
s06-sos South End West Apply TO P. j.
Moran, Board Of Trade building. Bell
and Ind. phones AT. h527
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FOR RENT

FOR HENT. HOUSES UNTIJpNTsVEE
405 EAST FIRST SOUTH. l0-ROOM
modern. Bell phone 22l, h9lS
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THE LESLIE. UNDER NEW MANAGE.
ment: rooms neat and clean. % N ISL
West 1928
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FURNISHED HOUSE Fop -
North West Temple, Ind ,ns'
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FOR RENT
yor1sEKEEPING ROoMS

2 NEAT II. x. ROOMS FUR. IN PRIV
ate family. Modern. close In. 32A ~,
1st West. n@ooo
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PRIVATE OFFICE. FURNISHE.
s500 worth of MAHOGANY fur5l1'
French Wilton rug. alsN use n \
room; hcth phones 933S. Kssin|
second floor. room 22i. rent S25 ~
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GROOM HOUSE. FURNysun
nontna or one year. w..h Ed
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no. - 3RD EAST GROOM MODERN
| Grst-cass house. to be used by private
family only, G. r. Boutwell, s31t3
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HOLLYWOOD APARTMENTS.
-Four rooms bath. closets, whitley beds
Bell phohc 5623 sloo'
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FOR SALE OR RENT N,onr
brick house. VIII r.n, ,ERS
rish. party with no children UNI n
uhIurn,sSed: Apply 8. II H.
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$40: 4-RooM MODERN HOUSE. CLOSE
III. Bell phone 48S2-Z. 1853
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-25

4-ROoM STRICTLY MODERN COT
tage. close in. Inquire 40 West 9Th
South c3261
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MILLINERY AND pLUMEs

WILLOW PLUMES CLEANED
cUrled. dyed black, T. A. Carter Fur
Co, "a West 1st South e&0e
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7-ROOM MODERN HOUSE; STATION
ary tub. s72 ! st. Phone 2233-K h65d
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FOR RENT AND 5-ROOM MODERT
cottages. janitor service. $50, s2S.
2o2T-Z. eI90i
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ROOM FLAT. TOP FLOOR. STAUF
fer apis. 1874 e. SO Temple. bsoJ

e-ROoM FLAT. CORNELL APART
mcnrs, $40. Inquire No. s, Bell sySS;
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s3o.oo-sIx- ROOM MODERN. BRICK, on
car line: gas range Apnly fQ@ NcW.
house. Bell 81. hIli
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FURNISHED ROOMS WITH USE OF
phone and bath; 81 per week up SIa
End East e.
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CLEANING AND PRESSING
BANK, BAR AND OFFIC.
FIXTURES

BANK BAR STORE AND OFFICE
fixtures. sp>Slal designs submitted or
application: household refrgerators hil-
hard ana pool tables. bowling alleys ana
supplies. BruD> wick tSa Ike Coliender co
lS0 to IGo South 4th West. Both phones
$40 s&086
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THE ANGELUS. FURNISHED ROOMS.
d2S4i
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR HOUSE.
keeping No. IL Kendall square. e2Oo'
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5 ROOMS STRICTLY Mnogns'
nishcd house; sleeping porS
Twelfth East. "
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FOR OBI, RENT E;,.,r,;,- - ELEGANTLY
sEn nisneo. me s'r'G,ly modem 7-oaz
ooo sra ave BEL phone 2oTT-y2l
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3 ROOM BRICK. sRD NORTH. BIRD
and 4th West ,....,........,,..e.,s $40 90
room adobe. 354 North 5th West, 1880
room modern. Brunswick ave. -. is 90
S room modern. 2 and IL Dubei :. 25. 90
room modern. $40 South eth East 200
room modern. 204 East 7th South 26.00
room modern, 210 East 18th South % 90
room modern. 1864 ard ave. ....s.. so 90
APARTMENTS.
8 room ST Regis, End South between 3rd
and 4th East -,..............,....S .S2o so
room ST. Regis, 2nd South between ard
and 4th East Observation-Disclosures. $32, 40
2 room Woodruff, 2nd East between 2nd
and Bird South -:-:...,. 80. s22. so
room Woodruff. End East between 2nd
and 3rd South. Observation-Disclosures, $50 90
room Gibbons PAT East 3rd South s32 so
STOREROOMS.
sGLT LAKE SECURITY & TRUST Co CO.
80 South Main ST.
Phones Ind. l42 Bell E1 80
h2709
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS
~~~~~~~~>~~~~-~~~~- ~~-~-~~-~~-~-~~~-o~~-~>>~"~
NICELY FURNISHED CLEAN ROOMS:
phone, BATH close IN, 20S East 2Td
South. dISo
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GROOM MODERN NIcT,,S.-
nlsacd; !loi East md so,isY
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7-ROoM MODERN HOUSE: FURNACE.
I'll East 1st South Ind o36S. ce3"a
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CLEANING AND pSS ps

:Etu State. IA BeIl Mh phone ;-''; ''''
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WALLPAPER CLEANING

MOVED TO NEW ADDRESS. 1873 EAST
1st South National House & Carpet
Cleaning Co. hia4o
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STRICTLY MODERN sp-
tnge. I'll 2rd ave. "ooN
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ONE SINGLE ROOM WITH BATH
privilege Elegantly furnished, SIS per
month. Tho Alexandria. $50 South West
Temple Bell 1888. d24s7
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s-ROoM MOL. 5TH T.. aRp so. $500
l0-room mod ond West and North
Temple. $3.50. kc"s West Mail Order
House, Both phones. hf2S
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FOE RENT

FOR RENT-HOUsEs p7ro,.
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MODERN GROOM HOUSE; NO CAR
Bell 33S4-Y f672
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soo--3-KM. MOD. FLAT. - d STREET.
Stowe e Palmer. 30 West Srd South
Phones 4I26 dl21S
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NJ. J. DIXON EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
Skilled and uaslSil,cd ,aborcrs luT-
nished. 40 East lst South. corner Con-.
mercial Eel phones 3SSS. Ind. sa3- pA"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-25

wANTED-MEN AND BOYS IN LOS
Angeles: small raw but can learn trade
OF automobiles. electricity, plumoiaS
bricklaYinG on actual contract 1ops; ouy
students last wear: catalogue eree. United
Trade School Contracting Co.. Los An,
geles mn
New-York tribune., 1911-11-05
Nobods Shore Cottage Seems Safe Pes Sound Pirates

captured the bold bad pirate. whose ex-
ploits deserve 10 rank with those OF
the burglar In the stage story who pliers
hot stove On the way TO Manhattan ne
tried TO upset the boat and swim To safety.
But he was foed indicted and sentenced
to two and half years I'm state prison.
Jersey oyster pirates keep the police busy
I'm the waters south of Staten Island. And
then there are the coal pirates OF Arthur
XIII and the Kill van Kull. The coal graft
the police say has been pretty well broken
up 1t was great while IL lasted. For the
small sum of s. an enterprising seaman or
Elizabeth or Staten Island would make
dicker with a coal barge captain to sell
him two or three tons Of coal He would
make his craft fast to the slowly moving
barge as It came up through the kills ana
the coal would be passed across In bushei
baskets. II was impossible TO detect this
cclIusive form Of larceny from a coal meet
OF twenty or thirty barges towed along the
Jersey shore at the rate Of 1saD two miles
an hour. Now a police vessel accompanies
each OF these coal fleets as IL comes UP on
the fioodtIde TO Manhattan or Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1911-11-05

tor or-superintendent His chief was one Jacob
Sundsten.
johnson took his arrest coolly. I'll get
out OF this little trouble" he assured Kunz
on being taken to Police Headquarters. Il
own a first class boat down North Carolina
way, and as soon as 1 pay up few hum
dred dollars repair charges | owe on her
I'll sell her and straighten this tangle
with DIR. Egbert and Mr.. Kuntzner.'
Johnson was indicted, convicted and SEN
tenced to sixty days In Jail. His property
in North Carolina was too far off TO realize
upon. And the sight OF his weeping wife
and children in court moved the judge in
General Sessions TO give him an extremely
light sentence.
AS soon as Johnson had regained his
freedom he was on the Job again. He sat
down and wrote letter to marine insur-
ance company. Here was its substance:
"You remember the 40-foot gaso.ene
motor boat Marjorie, DR.. Conrad Pinches,
of No. 1lS1 Broadway. owner, and myself
as skipper which sank on the Frying Pan
Shoals last November and on which you
paid DR.. Pinches $500 insurance? | think
| can locate the exact spot where she sank
and / believe ! can salvage her In fact.
for the sum of $1,000 I will undertake to
raise the Marjorie and deliver her to you
I'm New York, and you can then sell her
to oood advaptape'
New-York tribune., 1911-11-05
COULDN'T SEE THE FUN.

Now. wasn't that a brilliant scheme! A
skipper salvaging his wrecked craft, sell
ing her to the insurance company that had
maid the loss" and thus kindheartedly
enabling them to win back part of the good
money they had carelessly handed to the
owner! Strange to say. the insurance firm
didn't see the fnesse or the humor of this.
When Johnson called at the insurance Of
flee to sign up the agreement three Cen
trail Office detectives were in waiting, VINO
nut the handouts on him and arraigned him
in the Tombs police court. His chum, Jacob
sundsten. of the West 9sth street janitorial
lob. was also arrested and arralgned.
At the hearing first was made public
Iohnsons own story Of the wreck lie
and Sundsten, his shipmate, had Written
Il in a letter 10 DR.. Pinches Ihe letter Is
too long to quote here But II was most
thrilling account. A motor that got cranky
and quit while off Frying Pan Light; ter
rible drifting, helpless i'm the storm; fran
tic use of the sails and oars: prodigous
baiIInC and inability to stop the leaks
snrIIng bv the waves; finally abandonment
NJ the motor boat. which sank in mighty
saa and the perilous return journey TO
land I'm a frail dingy which threatened
every moment TO capsize and send the
brave sailors TO a watery grave. Across
jcicled swamps and morasses the hal1-
frozen men made their way to a small
railroad, which brought them to Conway
and thence they travelled to Wilmington
Del. where (by letter. they craved the
owners pity and begged for the return rare
IN New York. The realism OF this sea
document had so impressed the insurance
cor,nanv that PInches had had little trou-
bIe IN getting the $500 paid over.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-05

some Dorothy. as the Doctors agent ano
sailed away in her from New London, TAX
ing the Sound route to New York. DR.. hg'
bert waited vainly for news of his crai'
and its navigator. None came. Was the
slick Johnson fraud, then? Or hao the
Dorothy been lost in a storm? The thriiS
New Englander decided not TO waste any
money on expensive Sherlock Holmes
searches. but to try to get his boat back
by a want "ad' I'm the lost and found
columns of a New York daily. The 'ad
ran something like this:
"Missing.-The auxiliary motor sioop
Dorothy, % feet over all (here came
technical description OF her size, horsepo"-
er. rigging and engines). Reward for any
clew 10 her whereabouts will be paid by the
owner, DR.. Egbert, Willimantic, Conn
This notice caught the eye OF Patrolman
Casimir Kunz, engineer, sailorman ana po-
Iiceman. too. who was stationed at HarDor
Station b, Harlem River "Donnerwetter!
cried he he studied the peculiar adver-
tisement. 'It reads the same as the meas
urements of Paul Kuntzners new Ooa.'
Mr.. Kuntzner is an engineer employed ny
the Standard Oil Company. lie likes
good motor craft, and he had recently ac-
auired a large one. part sailing vessel part
driven by gasolene. ~,
'.What'd you pay for your new sloop
asked KunZ OF Kunzner
81 got It at bargain. Commentary
now. only $3.50. | bought 1t from S"eo-
ish fellow who had to leave suddenly ior
tbe other side and sold out all his STUN
at a big sacrifice" Kunz agreed II must
bave heen a sacrifice" The hne craft
which had been bought for $3.50, was easily
worth 5000.
The police quickly communicated WIN
Dr Eebert. and Casimir Kunz getting d
dissertation of the Scandinavian VINO hao
rocketed the $3.50 and disappeared starteo
= still hunt for him. One motor engineer
Lrows another, and he another, ana so
tho trail began at Harlem River ana zis-
zaeeod and wound about to the basement
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