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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-08
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-Four cans iAf corn. @5C. Is lbs
81 III ia 81 ~iskeas cshsr ppr-
ehs~o nes@.@~sy. fresh rhahafh. :
the gsc. strictly fresh rancb eggs.
ess ae, sss as T.. Sc ssss e ss !,
chickens. 1ic ID. Early isoss seed
potatoes. per 100 lbs "a lsxs ~
y~arilnx fnsah. fsMc TO- legs ~
SPRING fan1b. lee in sweet p~ppsrs.
tse ib.y sweet posasoe~. Sc 10 green
rsss sssss ssss f ssas i ss cans az. y
Dimes 10 oil SIS ~ pickles PIGS
feet. zxc. fancy Msassap apples per
eex ssss sakima Burbank posA
rskE rs.AsE usnKNr
Leaf lard vi teg N pork roast.
Tee III. lex lamb. fssc IN local
ranch eggs CSC do2s Holland mach
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onions. his, loe. raklma potktoef
ltis9 sxsk. delivered opened elnms
| sugar. ihH fse; bananas. 9ee and
| z9c dor imported sntoksi liver sAu.
saxe Lie III. cider Vinegar lie boz
fle fncs prime rib rcest. tte H..
Alaska herring. fer 81; fresh black
49,: ~ TX p,ne@p na'ss r ~ f W.
i 10 ln sass s "a re poss
roast, i1Ae and tie 10. white ftsh.
f5e 10.
SANITARY
-Four Large cans milk. Csc. cans
tomatoes, 3Se, NJ lbs sugar. 81 !
cans tya. Use G0r reyI0n tea. &c.
600 Fcnxileh breakfast tea. ssr
cans sArdSnes. ztc. sec coffee. z5c;
1sc gunp0wder tea. CSC. bulk spices.
all Kinds. sc for Y -lh. Z ms. ntfnce-
meat. zSe: s0c butter. 31cs Ksaafau.
fead local ranch eggs Ekc dpxs .
doz horne made cookies Ice, SOC
oranges, : dnz. for zses fancy pguBe@.
lbs xte. new soft shelicd ~alaufs.
lbs 35cs pot roants. &C. and toe ~.
lamb shoulder, 20 H. Chickens sc
III. lamb and mutton legs. iyr and
1eNc m
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thing." be said. "and that IN that
human endurance "a a factor. My
mon are dropping n send them
up on the poles. some of them are
going Ca fan"
A little hello girl nj the Sunset
main exchange on Third ay was
urged TO give up and 30 home. as
the supervisors feared abe would
break down.
II won't WON'T" she cried. Il
WON'T | won't'' than any queen
out" Aud she stayed at her board.
There was more dramatic In.
tensity In the little hello girls II
wont' WON'T" than any queen
of meiodfama ever crowded into
"R-rrags arrre r.royal treatment
when worm FOR virtues sakes"
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THINK FIRE
bueS DID IT

Fire. believed To be of incendiary
origin. completely destroyed tho
works az the Junction Cabinet
shops and the stables OF the nrat.
nohef Lumber yards Ia West Seat.
tie early this morning. causing q
loss Of about 5000. partly covered
by $4,000 insurance. Two horses
are believed TO have perinhcd.
The cabinet shop was destroyed
by fire IN q similar manner year
ago. and Il IN believed that last
nights fro Was the work Of fire
bugs.
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a. ! Isllas s~d rsl'. sos Geo
~ q - : show. when you
~ ~ilrrsno drama before
- Nes ~ The afa",'s - :
- q = .s,sess the value o. the
~ ~ sssl msmert. - 49,.
Ss ~ resscr.' ASS 'ns :
<shy this man snd
- snssld not Be icired ~ !,
- nj >e~io q hely wed'eskt
- y forever hold my
- rlng< out from the
~. ~rhis marriage
~ <>. ,,sc& rhAt man Is
"a the father Of my
i Y. :. psychological moment
<isS5 has all but con.
VInAiny. The hero
~ everybody The
~,s',f d marry the siri
100 lortune. just then
"a snstehes or MS
e 4 policeman sp-
<fecIral moment Asasn.
~ 81 OFFICER Of ludKv
- rc~r1 handed 60 ~ OF
~ ~ p1cific Telephone com.
.1fn ( blt Of paper. II
;.-r1iou order. secured By
1inlnx the Pacific Tel
S1rr NON consolidating
~ independent tel.
zrront. but ~ teiI Of
rco1 IS N cas- Is full
11 nhonc her dearest
r11lk a. Queen Anne.
1ncondent. for five
~ that number.
y hello Girl
W. nki~ snapped Mrs
ouola set u u she
e 11I< ~ ~ Heroine,
"a w. Hello Girl " the
uelodrama The
"a NV are <<.ono teie
r. 1eIe, llnhed together
& ondAnness. four In
& n>nnGea tens o. thou
"a - - uncounted miles OF
,- 11ro1s 81 thousands OF
-. p s'1< ~ Instrument has
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-08

William uiiman. laborcr. was
found lying ON the floor OF First
avenue hotel yesterday afternoon.
whore he had fallen Ia an attempt
TO commit suicide.
Gilman had boon drinking heav.
ny for thu pant fee days. and yes.
tcrday. after returning 10 the ho-
tel. he went Into 1T Of drlirium
trcmcns and tried to cud hts life
with . razor. lilo IL badly cut
about the neck and wrist and ~ In
= critical condition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-08

~ .s.. 9 ~ section for farm
1u '4so squsre feet floor
g "a he capacity Of 500
I1nss u. psr day has been In
& ~ Anese. one q he
| .:Aaats q the westlake
( - - ssA The churn ID on
tleoF. and. as a convinc.
3 ths dslieaey Of its
sIass Of cool. sweet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-08
FRIDAY rs A
DAY

Many great and fortunate
events happened on Friday.
For instance. Columbus dis
covered America. George
Washington was born. aud
the declaration Of indepeud.
ence was signed on Friday.
Friday is also good day TO
read the merchants offers in
the advertising columns In
The Star. Many attractive
bargains are offered to-day
many exclusively in The
Star.
PHONES
MAIN o4O0. IND. AL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-08

tneubators se.oo--The Ideal. Built
for this climate. Sixty.egg. $500,
Other sizes IN proportion. Sold by
the chau, II. Lilly Co. Foot Of Main
ST. Seattle. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-08

fsass seia ~sfc mel sss *
brown fob near savoy hotel eiers
tiun night. VIII gentleman who
picked ~ same please notify MIS-.
y " Tnlia. 1907 Stewart A., Apt.
10 Al aaxp.
i.eal nrinaie bull Pup With enc
white eye. answers 10 name Dodn.
Thursday about 900 o. an. ite-
turn aisA Cherry II reward
Lost Savings book No. tlets.
Finder return 10 Washington
Trust a Savings bank
iermine scarf sundsy about 30 On
Eaveupn ear. or on eih or In al
ley way % The Nofmandie apart
ments Main 1890 Apt toi
Reward.
Last. Silver aud pearl handled UNI
hretin. marked O. ~ r. valued az
gift. Return 90 sic n. fffh st.. or
phone North iise. Reward.
foat--TaVinRs book No. 1873.
Finder return 20 Washing ton
trust a NatinEn hank
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Acreage.


SOUTH OF IOWN
NEAR NEW CAR LINE
20 ACRES, facing beautiful lake,
partly improved. $1,000.
10 ACHES. Improved. view property
10 AcnEs. near sunnydaie. rich Sec
ond bottom land, $4,000.
10 ACRES. all level best OF soil
acres IN cultivation, ? acres partly
cleared. small house, close 10
school. easy driving distance 20
s ACRES. south OF city limits, few
rods from new ear line. all level
partly cleared. $4,000,
.2M ACRES. extra good. close In,
Is ACRES. with neat 4-room cottage,
ROBERT MALTBy
1910 ALASKA BUILDING.
TWO ALFALFA RANCHES For
ExgH ANGF,
40 ACRES LOCATED . miles from
Grnndview: 80 acres In alfalfa,
balance garden and potato land
lies level. No 1 soil: b-room house,
barn. wells; an ideal home and
n revenue producer Price
$4,000 90; mortgage 100000 at
per cent interest.
80 ACRES located miles from Vale
oregon, and y miles from u. -.
One OF the beet ranches In the
country. AZ acres IN alfalfa ball
nnca good Garden land. all highly
Improved. Groom house, barn,
tool shed. several portable hog
pens. has nice grove OF trees
around house: has family orchard,
with all kinds Of fruit Price
sis.00b.0O Mortgage $4,000 90
win exchange those ranches foI
good Seattle property
w w. MOVES
3i7 Boston Block
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yss az ssleS e ! siS 81 sc ssa
cant afford % overlook as We'fe
not big dealers. hut We are nhi
ENOUGH TO save you money. The
piano parior idea IL new III Scat u
tie. Come In and sIt down ard
hear piano perfectly. Wuiiina.
sQo-2px Arcade Annex lbecona
floor. opposite eieyatorp
Nichols, bungalow man. nincklsy
fsik.
Eefsoss~- Front lace. also back lace
Madam Merrill 1871 ena Az
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~~>~~-~~~<>~~~-~>-~<~~ e~~~->>~-~s~~~><~<>->
Bog % Nj. and Mrs A. u. Inmerscn
s1it xlxth A. N W. kus 20 Mr. ana
Mrs W u McIe9a. is1i valley 81
xisf to Mr. and Mrs. o. w ftnsrpsin.
son. 4SQs W. chaflssfon II. riri 20
Mr.. and AIRS A. 4 Kerr. gsfs Hee
ond ae.. xifi 10 Mr. and Mra A. ~
Mnh8n1m fxnx 1ffh ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-08

nlTTTzlfv0hfHX SsSNs -
Enihaimefs 1891 let Phonas $40
University Undertaking pariotr. 44ti
ttth ~ y North ia Green 7af,
Honey Watson Co. Funeral Difec-
s..,s , Th,ra AZ and University.
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AT Ef.r.ENsBURa.
6 ACRES. ts7b. si1s CASH
Balance $40 per month, for choice
land under Kftfitas nigh line
canal II you don't know what II
~ It's time you were asking.
" your chance 20 get n good ~
tie piece OF Irrigated land Al
PRICES and TERMS that are
Kiii'TrTAs LAND co. INC.
lsslh Third Asenus !, MAN - slss !,
would make a fine hog and cattle
ranch. an abundance Of water AZ
~ feet. part suh-irriKated. within
two miles from X. r., close 10 II.
N. center. Price $3.50. For fur.
Their Information call East ifts.
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krndds -''f is,siidscSl6s is:ISlrdsSinS.
pruning: planting. Phone Ind.
1907. Room 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-08

Help WAntcd---F cmaIc
eSnS S5ass6. siiScf n,
prrienced or Inexperienced. to
work a. telephone operators Ap-
av The Pacific Telsphons Aad
Telegraph Co.
Wnnfrd fnldtln axr1 womap Tor
general homework IN a family Of
three. sataft s1e per month. Ads
afssa Frank Ewing. At Vernon.
Sash.. r. ~ - No. l.
IIagfins risno playtnx positively
taught III 10 20 20 traxona Book
let's free Seattle School ~ popu.
lar Mpssc. s9l Third az Main stl.
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2sssr sSd ss'1sSsc s,''~'>x *
~ g. Nicholson. seattle ......ts
MadAiine Hwapp. seattle ..s.s....fs
Paul w Harvey. Eima s........9s
Setlls ~, MaYsN. pttt~huF9 Kan. ~
William .Nprfsusnn. Pr Madison ~
Nellie Wvrhoff. Neaftf~ ....1s
Hareid = Hansen. Seattle ...... 1s
Elsie u. Wllllams $500. l. 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-08

FEW MEN under IS. cpmmcn school
education d. coach for WnNhIuH
ton RAILWAY NAIL CLERKS.
Esccslent opportunity new 50.
Alaska HtdE.
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For Sale-Livestock
fsls a fnffi scsm. ~ci ISiSs fSliS S.f6s.
black mare aud bay horse. both Z
years old. sound and honest work
ers. fast walkers. suitable for any
heavy work. Transfer barns, 6si
Westlake av,
For Sale Mare, weight leo: Just
little sore from street work. We
want good home for her more
than money. Eight sets Of double
harness. sets OF single harness.
cheap. eis westlake av. n.
Team wanted---Wiii trade furniture
II modern housek eeping rooms.
all fun cheap lease; splendid To-
cation, for 2.400-ib. team or viii
take $3.50 cash. 1923 Harvard av.
East 71eb.
HORSE AUCTION CO. 1722 LIST Ave
s., has sales OF horses wagons
harness, every Tuesday. | y. IN, j.
w Robh, Auct. Phone Main 1892.
For Saie--2b head OF first class
dairy cows and young stock.
Phone East S7ss.
Thoroughbred Rhode Island Red
cockereis and eggs for Matching.
Columbia TO-
Choice set OF pedigreed English
puppies. wheiped January 81 1919.
Call or address 1929 Second av.
Phone Main Sst6
Family COW, first class. cheap. Call
at once. leaving city. Corner 9th
and Lindon. Green Lake car.
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Money to Loan

Money loaned on dlar~> nds and lew.
ohy; private offices. confidential
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-12-03
Ell total de los
presupuestos

Nueya York. marteS.--
Ell Secretario del Tesoro manifesto
que los presupuestos para todos los
departamentos que fueron sometidos
aver al Congreso montaron la suma
de 1923, 315, AS
N3a12sNS9Gaa99@3 0@4H~a@.Asa@@~@
Sc ALQUILA
Una habitacion para persona sofa o
matrinonio sin hijos, con sin comida.
Informaran Tetuan, 2, bajos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-12-03
ATSAs En- PIERTA DE TERRI
MTSA EN- SANTURCE

Diss festivOs: lss 1I2, en el asie
de nifas; las : Y 1'2, Ell San Eatso
& las 8, err la convalecencia las Oh
San Msteo; las 6 3 4. las ocho, y s
las 10. en- Ia Parroquia del Sagrado Co
-ax6n.
Dias labcrables: A las 5 liz, en- ell An
xilio Mutuo y Convalecencia de HERNIA
mas q las !, on San Mateo Sagrade
Coraz6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-12-03
CABLEGRAMAS
Protocolo de armisticio
Nueva York. marteS.-

Aplazada la firma del protocolo del
armisticio hasta ell de diciembre, por-
que ell delegado griego no ha recibido
la autorizacion necesaria de su gobier-
no. Sc dice que numerosas fuerzas grie-
gas Que han salido de Sal0nica estan en-
ell mar, y que Grecia puede aplazar la
firma hasta que elias lleguen a su des-
tino que Sc supone sea Gallipoli.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-12-03

Rosa Maria pendiente
India pendiente
Maria Dolores Vieques
Mayfower Luquillo
Perla Vieques
Ala Blanca pendiente
Carmen Fajardo
BuQUEs ANuKCIADos
Vapor espanol Balmes Ell 20 del pa
sado ha salido de Barcelona para
Canarias, Puerto Rico Cuba.
Consignatarios, S Izquierdo Co.
Vapor americana Coamo. FL 30 ulti-
mo sali6 de New York, para esta.
Consignatarios, The n. Y. ?. r. SIS. Co
Vapor americana Brazos. Saldra ma
mana. para New York.
Consignatarios. The y. Y. p. r. SS. Co.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-12-03
DIAS DE FIESTA

A las S, en- la Catedral y Hospitalss
Municipales.
A as l z, en- san udefonso, las 6, en-
Santa Aua; las / e., en- San Frsncis
% : !as LIZ, en- el Hospitalillo y CO
pilla Franciscana; las Z, en- la Catedrs}
, San jose; las liz, en- Ia Capills
T9aneiscana; a las 8, en- ia Cathedral
A las 9. on Sen ,Toss Sar Francisco
las Q. en la CateGral Y Capilla Fran
,iscs1a; 4 lax ! q en- Santa Ara; las
II, ~ Cztdrl
NTSAs EN- PTERTA De TlERak
4 II. E @n u osrrac7q IA. 7 ia
an el 49, de snoianos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-12-03

Ell Papa celebro aver consejo de car
denales. Contrib el capelo rojo todos
los cardenales nombrados hace un ano.
Antonio Vico ha sido designado como
nuncio papal en- Espafia; Giuseppe Ma
rie de Cos, Arzobispo Gle Valladolid /,
Enrique de Almiras, Arzobispo de Sc
villa; Francis Nagle, Arzobispo de
Viena y Francis Bauer Arzobispo de
Almuetz.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-12-03
G.. F. Correa,

Jefe del Bureau de Information
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-12-03
Homenaje
a los muertos

Nueva York. martes.-
Despues de pasar ista, ell Congreso
Suspendio su session. hasta hoy como tri-
buto 9 la memoria de los muertos. En-
las galerias habia un publico immense.
Los Senadores republicanos Sc reuni-
ran dentro de POGO para tomar en- con-
sideracion la election del Presidente
pro tempore' del Senado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-12-03
La election del
Arzobispo Nouel

Nueva York. martes.-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-12-03
Crisis en- el
gobierno japones

Nueva York. marteS-
Crisis en- el Gabinete del Japon. Ell
Ministro Gle la Guerra, Uyehera Sc ME
ga a aceptar la decision del Gabinete
que rechaza su proyecto de aumentar
las tropas en- Corea. Renunciara Hay
duda sobre 81 Sc lie admitira no la re-
nuncia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-12-03

Nueva York. martes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-12-03

Ell Arzobispo Nouel ha sido electo por
un termino de amos como Presidente
provisional de la republica de Santo
Domingo. Sustituira Embellishments
Victoria. Sc cree que dentro de dos
amos podra hacerse una libre y buena
election.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-12-03

NueNa York. martes.-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-12-03

Vapor americana S. V. Luckenback.
FL II del que cursa saldra para New
York.
Consignatarios, Insular Line.
Vapor americana Borinquen Saldra
de New York. para esta ell del actual.
Consignatarios, Insular Line
Vapor americana Caracas Saldra el
1 del corriente de New York. para es-
ta.
Consignatarios. Villar Co.
VapOr cubano Julia Ell - del pre-
sente recalara procedente de Habana
escalas
Consignatarios, Villar Co.
VELEROS DE LA LTNEA BENNER
La hermosa goleta G. J Cherry Sa-
li0 ell Il del pasado de New York. para
San Juan
Consignatarios, Sobrinos Ezquiaga
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-12-03
Nombramientos
de arzobispos

Nueva York. martes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-08
e>bout to leave FOR
the Paris. Nadr,d Flight

for enrolment on the Legion of Honor,
A dignity never before bestowed upon a
civilian air pilot When he regalned con-
seriousness and was strong enough to sup
port the simple ceremony the cross was
pinned to his shirt by Colonel Hirschauer,
chief OF the Department OF Military Avia-
ton. The new chevalier recined, worn
and white, on his pillows. his head heav-
iIy bandaged but he was not too weak
TO say, wittlly: Last year, perhaps. my
Paris Madrid success was worthy OF rec
ignition, but TO receive such honor as
this after having fallen like an apprentice
makes me truly humble. | wished to ny
from Douai TO Madrid in a day. ! sue
ceeded only N going from Douai to I.ari-
boisiere, with landing at Epinay. But
I am vaccinated now The next time
shall accomplish it."
Upon leaving the hospital Vedrines was
given a Legion OF Honor cross set In dia-
nonds for which public subscription had
been opened. The beautiful present was
over-subscribed several times.
But none IL all the aviator's friends
were more unremitting In their loyalty
than the Limouxlns. who crowded ear
nestly to read the kilograms which were
daily sent there from Paris and posted
outside the prefecture. A delegation came
north to assure themselves concerning his
progress and also concerning rumor
which had reached the southerners.
Henri Brisson. for quarter of century
president Of the Chamber OF Deputies.
had recently died. To Vedrines, scarcely
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-08

yppOhent was the Mayor OF the town Of
.NHoux, proprietor OF woollen factory.
q bonnan. He had the support of the
government. since for thirty years he
nsd been Counsellor General. Vedrines
vas North Frenchmsn. He knew little
OF politics and less of the especial needs
Oh the constituents he essayed 20 repre-
sent. To serve their interests ne nrom-
sed' If elected, to pay his salary of
SVo to qualified secretary who was ac.
quainted with conditions In the distric,
ne asked only that he be permitted ~
'ake his seat in the name OF military
aviation.
he drove his machine from one exc,t-
ing meeting to another. Crowds greeted
ms descent and escorted him To the
speechmaking platform, where his slo.
saence and practical arguments drew an.
pause and prospective votes The Pro.
'eassls forgot the claims Of the govern.
%snts candidate In a delirlum of appro-
Ssuon OF the would-be Deputy who b,ithe-
new for office while his rival motored
rv'n village TO village and discussed sub
se's which concerned the earth rather
man the air.
Shs oratoFical and mechanical flights OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-08
Vedr,nes addressing the Electors at Limoux

% telegraph wires and n moment later
they lay crushed and helpless IN heap
Of wreckage on the rails The train en-
giucer had applied the brakes Just IN time
Ncdrines lay inseusible beneath the splln-
tered mass OF metal wood and canvas on
the track teside the express.
~. Ms lif;cf io tac train ant conveyed
vi.H 80 mfi, go Laribo!sihre Hospital
near the North station Paris. Ills death
vs.. announced later denied, but prophr-
Sled with cerlanty bv the doctors ia La
rIboisiHre They stated on the following
day that ihcfe was a remot" chance FOR
life. For ten days Ncdr.n's lay IN a
coma His aged parents. his VII" and
young children. his brother. Emile. also
Am aviator. and - solicitous crowd ~ SYM
pathlZors waited in suspense at the hos
pltaI. expecting the worst France hung
ON every bulletin issued. parts journals
reported the slightest change In pulse and
tDmpera ture and gave news ~ the wound
ed airnan iu front page headlines. The
doughty Ncdrin"s had SO intrigued public
.nectiou that statements concerning his
condition were cha,ked on blackboards In
front OF newspaper offices and were read
bv anxious multitudes. The fall Itself was
Of no great distance. Many aeroplanis'>
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-08

hero OF the Paris Madrid fight laid his
case before the Chamber OF Deputies at
Paris. and durin: "A contest which was rot
decided until late In MAY. fought to IN
validate the election 81 the cloth manu-
facturer Many patriots deeply regretted
his failure 10 prove his charges. believ-
ing that he would have rendered timely
service 90 Parliament
The month following his unique cam
Laign Nedrines prepared TO undertake
plan he had cherished for some time"
nv between sunrise and sunset from
Douai. iu northern France 20 Madrid. IN
central spain. To DO this IL would he
necessary for him to cover about 100
miles an hour, but few doubted his ann
ity 10 accomplish the feat Both the piiot
and MIS- 100 horsepower engine, Designer
by the expert. Becher"au, had proved
thcig capacity
ON the morning OF the unparalleled at
tempt. carly Tisers I'm Nedrnes's birth
town. 81 Denis saw the dragon-iE soar
fpg south az great speed. Al trlnay, q
few miles north OF Paris group OF
watchers witnessed the approach Of the
giant planes. Suddenly the Deperdsss In
faltered. hung for the fraction OF mo-
ment in suspension. then dipped it, nose
and started on a long slide TO earth. APP
parentIy the monoplane was under con
troll The station hands at Epinay awaited
the descent OF the most talked Of aviator
with curiosity. Their interest changed to
apprehension and then 10 horror when
they perceived that he was heading FOR
,b. railroad and that at the same mo-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-08
Vedrme the Aviator Has Put Politics on Aerial Basis
Three Years Ago He Was q
Wood Turner at a Dollar
a Day; Now He Is a Star
Entrant in To-Morrow's
: a.
derby of the Air"

I'D from his hospital cot, came the fnvi'
tation from Marseilles to be a candidate
for the seat so long filled by the eminent
statesman
"MarseiIles offers you an opportunity TO
represent the interests Of aerial defence
read the telegram.
To which went the reply; Il could not
presume TO follow such a parsonage as
Henri Brisson, the political patriarch OF
France. Moreover / am pledged to
IJmoux Though the Chamber annul my
claims TO election I will walt two years
and recommence the contest My parh-
sans have shown themselves most de-
voted: cannot forget all they have done.
NV poitical career shall have but ons
country-IJmouX.'
Thus the factory hand OF few months
before renowned, through the sense OF
fidelity, an honor any Frenchman mighe
covet
When their idol paid them q visit az
the end OF May. the people OF hmoux
proved their appreciation OF his sacri-I
fee. The streets were hung with fags
and representatives came from every paru
Of the district to greet him, still wearing
his bandages under a knitted oap. TINS
new mayor made a speech OF welcome
and presided at a banquet. Afterward
the guest of honor addressed the crowds
saving: 81 lay ten days unconsciouss
but YOU cried so loud, Tive, Vedrtnes"
that you called me back to life"
! In fower-trimmed automobils he
made tour OF the city, escorted by ofh1
J cials. BY every one he was ardently ac|