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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-08
HORSE AUCT|ONP[
Suggestion Made That Sales
Take Place Here. !;
CONSIDERED By OFFICIALS
If Idea Be Adopted, Event Probably
Would Be Held in Connec.
ton With Show.

Washington may become the horse cen
ter OF the east II plans for IN auction
sale OF thoroughbreds. a. a feature Of
the National Capital Horse Show. to be
held May to 4. materialixe. The Oug-
gestsn that an auction sale be held has
been made by Francis NJ. Ware OF New
York. director of the show. and u being
considered by officials OF the local associa-
ton.
Inasmuch a. Washington lies immc1i-
ately north Of one.of the greatest horse
breeding states in the Union. Virginia.
and is just south Of Maryland. another
state famous for the horses 1t produces.
it Is Mr.. Wares belief that an auction
sale of thoroughbreds could be under
taken more successfully in the Capital
than in any other city.
II the suggestion IL adopted the sales
probably will be conducted either on the
last day of the show or on the day fol-
lowing. They will be open not only to
horse owners who have exhibited at the
show. but to owners generally who may
bring horses to Washington for the pur-
pose Of disposing of them At auction. The
latter provision should make Washington
a mecca for horse owners during the
horse show dates and Immediately after.
and should the sales prove q success II is
believed that Washington eventually
would become the clearing house OF the
east for the sale OF thoroughbreds.
Successful in New York.
The auction sale feature has been tried
out with success in connection with the
Madison Square Garden show. but It u
pointed out that neither New York nor
any other city Of the east occupies such
a favorable location with respect 70
carrying out an undertaking OF that ma
Iure as does washington Army ofnctais
are interested in the suggestion ae good
horses always are In demand by the cav
airy branch Of the service, ana q sats OF
tnorougnpreds in Washington would be
welcomed by them. Inc innovation doubt
less would prove q popular one with the
public. as 1t Is Planned to conduct the
safes on the horse show grounds where
they may be witnessed.
While the directors Of the National Cap
ital Horse Snow have not decided a. 20
whether it Will be feasible to conduct en-
auction sale as a feature OF this years
show. it Is more than likely that the mat
ter will be disposed OF at an early meet
ing of the directors. In the event Of .
favorable decision. 1t Ia likely that Mr..
Ware will be instructed to formulate
plans for the conduct Of the sales.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-08

Hagerstown. Md.-A board OF governors
was chosen to serve for the ensuing three
years by the Hagerstown Country Club,
whose twenty-hve-thousaIn rdollar club
hosBe In the northern subU - q nearing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-08

The mother-in-law Joke goes In the fun
ny papers. but It falls DIT q hemo-Chi-
caGo Nova
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-08
Mrs. Belmont Heads
Equality Association.

women. It has twelve branches in New
York city scattered from Harlem to the
Bronx, and including the widely separat-
ed downtown districts. The association
has imposing headquarters on 41st street.
where two old mansions have been
thrown together and thoroughly reno
waited. They are painted white and have
white silk blinds at all the windows. thus
forming strong contrast to the sur
rounding buildings. Over the entrance Is
hgure of Victory. and In the entrance
hall is large bulletin board decorated
by beautifully carved figures OF q man
and q woman, in classic dress. clasping
hands. On the bulletin board are kept
notices Of the numerous activities OF the
association. There are checks for sale
bearing the words Votes for Woman"
freshments desired in the dining room.
from q dainty flfteen-cent lunch to q
course dinner for 80 cents. On the second
floor II the assembly hall. Men are adj
every night but Friday. That is reserved
for lectures on health and hygiene for
women by some prominent physician. At
it's close members have an opportunity to
purchase supplies Of the toilet articles
which are unique commercial enterprise
by which the association has already
made handsome profits, which are devoted
to the suffrage cause.
There Is also Mems League Tor W0m-
an Suffrage in the city Of New York. The
league also has branch organizations, and
1t was represented by $50 men who
marched in the suffrage parade last May.
Besides these there are countless other
leagues, associations and clubs which are
actively working for woman suffrage in
the state Of New York, in addition to the
various labor organizations. which are al
most unanimously for suffrage.
There In now q woman suffrage party In
most of the large cities. The names Of
mon as well as women are enrolled. This
does not in the least interfere with the
work Of the Mems League for Woman
Suffrage, which are even more rapidly in.
creasing. All Of the organizations seem
| to cooperate with one another and each
seems to I'LL a special place In the har'
mony Of the united organizations. The
noticeable lack Of the disagreement
which 80 frequently hamper the work Of
Iall other political organizations II 9
UNIQUE feature Of the suffrage movement
according to the testimony Of various
leaders.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-08

Nothing In more indicative OF the
growth OF the suffrage movement than
the increase In
TIA Periodicals Play size and I'm
po1tance Of tta
AZ A~PVA se"' ~A'' periodicals. The
woman's Journal, published In Boston.
Mass, IL now in its forty-third year.
This journal Is the national organ of
the suffrage movement. and 1t IL al
ways conspicuously in evidence In every
locality where any active work IL in
progress. In New York there are sew
eral suffrage periodicals being pub
lished regularly. The Woman Voter ID
the organ Of the woman suffrage party
Il 10 a attractive monthly Of no, small
Nt(9aFX merit xta e4atee1a1a to0eh uDon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-08

Mrs o. H. p. Belmont IL the fairy god
mother of the Political Equality Associa-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-09-19

Gampaneli fat 1od} grleSigr11g ser
An~gelegenbeit fir leinen @ater Garis
mie0er p%erlailen.
Gr botte sic fra150iiide &eids=
bol1ptito0t nit Sent felten Goriab Be-
trete,1, iid nad &rdften 81 amiiiieren
111o sonia Srloff 5u pergeiie1t. elber
ic ntebr CT iih in oen stru0el Ser
&ergniigu11ge11 i%tiir5te, uni mebr
efelten iie ibn an. &ein meibli6e5
@eien permag es, ibn audi MIR Dor
iibergebeno 5u %felieln. Sour ein eil1=
5iges @eiidt ermedte ein flIdtlges
Sntereiie in i6m, cine iunge Sda1,<
ipie1erin NIT goloblon5em @oar un5
ratbieIbaften blangrauen Mugen =
sonias Mltgen!
Seine Se6niudt tad Ser &uiiin
muds. Sag un6 Modt umidmebte
i'm i6r 8ilo. @ie, tpenr er fie Bel
leiner Miiidfebr nod @om ni9t mebr
porfGnoe? @emn Tie sic 8iqa Gortuz
ITO ooer gar &om bereits perlal1 len
batte?....
gu Ser Sebniudt geieQte iid nodl
Sic Mngit. Sic @eliebte fir INNER gu
perlieren. Gr beginnt iid matt unS
elen0 su fiiblen. Sein friides &C.
1;d,t mirN hIpifer lein eIa1fiiher
Gong ihleppeno.
Gr fampft topfer nit ieiner 2eioen,
id,oft. Ct min nidt u,ter1iegen. Ser
gebens.
mMir f011ren nnieren @er5en nidt
hcfeb1enl" hotte @ra5ieua geiagt.
9iebes f(eires Ma5@en! @ie redt
lie hat. Sic miro i'm periteben. @er
auf ser gan5en @elt oeriteht i'm iiber<
! bol1pt 10 gut mie @ra5iello!
ga, er fiih1t, er muB 5uriid nad
Mom, mt,B sonia mieoeriehen. Ct
mirS ionit fronf Dor Mufregung.
nelm fii11fun05man5iaiten hat Grit
stella 1hre1t 8ebllrtstdg. w odrf 10y
nidt fehleni"
SSsn oieiem @eoonfen finSet ct CT
mas 5roit. Mit allen Toiern leines
Screens iebnt er SEN Sag herbei -
adj, nidt l1m Ser or1ten fleinen @ro<
stella millen! ...
9ie meniaen Gage oeraeben ra-
ifper, ols 0rlan6o es aeSodt.
Sim nierltnS5pan5igiten oben6s
lpat, fehrt er nad &om suriid, unb
am ndditen Moreen liben Slater n1h
sobn pie gep0bn1id = Sic Mar-
dele GampaneQi lit idon lange toot-
chamber am 6riibitiidstiid gegen,
iiber.
(Gortiet1tng folat.)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-09-19

@enige, menr1 iiberboupt mel4e
Meoi5inen baben sen angemeinen CT
folg gebobt, ser 5u ber5ei9nen NOR
beim @ebrau6 6es Gbamberlains
Collie, Gbolera- II. Drudfaa<0eittels.
Gie merftpiiroigen &eilungen bon
Collie uno Diarrboe, sic es ertpirft bat
in fait ieoer Madboridaft, Fat ibm et=
men meiten Stuff peridofft. gu foufen
BEL alien Sdn0lern. Dos ~unbeoingte
3utrouen, 6as pieIe 2eute in Giant
berlains Collie, @bolera- un6 Durd=
faa<Mittel ieben, lit baiirt nuf 6eren
grfobrung I'M @ebrortb 6es Mittels
11no 6eren @abrnebmung ser bielen
merfmir0igen Seilurtgen bon Collie,
3iarrboe un6 rotben &ubr, sic es ere
mirft bot. gu faufen bei allen San6-
lern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-09-19
(Gortietung folgt.)

Gin mirflid) effeftipe Nierel1< lu,5
8lai muB 5a,erit Sen Sort
idritt Ser &ranfbeit bemmen uno
Damn Sic I mitdn0e beilen. Sic iie per'
urioden. @ebroudt Tolep Mierenpil.
Ien fir ale Mieren= l1no 81aien=@e-
idmer6en un6 neutrality-suspicious.
ten. 3ieielben fins ida6los uno 6u-
berIaiiig. Sic belfen raid un6 att
oauern5. SIN gelben 8aquet. Molitor
3r11g So.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-09-19
.medlelt. Sic 9(rbeit beginnt.

g%emedlelt. Sic Mrbeit beginnt.
Ser Sberlt tragt cine 0oppelte
l1hrfette; on Scr einen lit Sic ltbr
befeltigt, an Ser anScrn Ser Sdliiiiel
5lt1n Siderbeitsidranf.
@eit Ser Tirigfeit zines gelernter1
5oldel1oiehs baft Bernardo Sen
Sdliiliel aus, ni1nmt Elm gtiid @ads
aus Ser Saide un0 madt roid I6=
orltd oe5 Shliiiiels. gtadoem er lid
~iiber5el,gt, SAB fein @ads on Sem
Shliiiiel bdnger1 geblieben lit, baft
ct i'm mie0er an Sic l16rfette, birgt
Sen s(borud III Ser @eitentaid)e uno
rol11t Srloff tril1mpbiereno SIT:
r@emod)t!"
Srloff mirft tief oufatbme10 feline
Cigarette il1s @ebiiid.
Scum raid 5as &iediol5, Ser
naroo!"
Ser 9iener fniete 11eben 6em ar=
men Sberit nie0er 11no bielt ibm Elm
6Iaidden ur1ter sic Noie.
Sic 6arbe febrt int feline @angen
5uriid, @err Shirt! Gr otbmet mieSer;
CT regt iid-"
r@ott lei geoanft!"
SrIoff ruff es lal,t u11o int Sol,e
i11niglter 6reu0e.
Midt lang oalert es = So ipringt
Ser Sberit ouf ut1b reibt iid} perplu1=
oert Sic Stirn.
&erflirt! @as mar oenn los NIT
mir?.... Sic Cigarette fam es sod
nidt gepeien ieil1; Senn Sic, meil1
Shirt, bra11nten iid1 Sod alth eine
an. @emib par es 8lutonorang
nod SEM &opie - ger0aul1ngsbc=
idmeroen. 3ie @ani el%eberpaitete bel1te
mittog NOR SIT idmer. @ero' ME mic
Ser iold 3el'g eiien! @ol's Ser
@udud!"
9onn laBt er iid, %gatmiitbig Ia
demo, bon Bernardo SEN &od bon
Sano inns 2oltb reinigen, nimmt Or
loft mie Sem 0iener 6os @eripredeu
ab, s1 niemanSen iiher Sen oummer
Gorfon 5u re5en = feline Tral1 inns
5odter miirSen iih unnotbig dngiti=
| aen - uno belpbnt Bernardo nit Ell
rem @oIo1tiid. -
Gin 0emielben Mbe1ro, ols 8ernor=
SO ieine11 &errn gu gett brod)te, fonb
5miifen SEN bei0en cine fltr5e Der
troulide l%11rterreSnng itatt.
Derr &err 6iirl tparen oben uno
hoben oos Serrain refognos5iert. SIT
SEM Serrn Siiriten 6obei etlpos 8e=
0enfIides oufgefnlen?"
v@ieio?"
ugtpos, 0os inns gefdbrIid mer6en
f%0nnte?"
v9fidts. MuBer sem Sums"
Seine f%rorrenoen Sburen?"
vMein."
rMua feline eleftriide @orri9tung
beim 0effnen 6es S9ronfes?"
Inns gGbnen0 5rebt Boris SrIoff
iid nod ser Wor6ieite l1no lit Balls
oarauf felt eingeidlafen.
9. &npiteI. -
Ser iunge @ardeie Orlando
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-09-19

tia moren, inns fiigt ihren bir15l1:
3>piiden Sdranf uno Grobo0er1
orei 3entimcter 3miidenraum. I'm
ter Ser 5biir Elm &nopf, ser 10 &C.
iteut iein ml,b, ooB er nit ser Gbir
eine1 redte1t @infel bil0et."
Sic nqditen Gage ncrgeben in mt=
bigger @leidr1dBigfeit. Sonia bleibt
5%ltn1eiit in ibrcm 3immer inns idreibt
an Sen Mrtifeln fir Sos u@iornale
o'Stalia." ltn6 ifr @roBoater litt
bon morgens biz aber0s aaf Ser Ser
rolie, Iobt iid1 bon ser Sonne beld)ei=
men ltn0 roltdt 3igaretten.
Ga Ser uNiiri1t" gar niht n1ebr IAN
Sos @eid)aft" 5u oenfen id]eint, 10
mirS Sas ghepoor oul1go ll11geolt(=
Sig.
nGr miro oues lit iei11em oiden
Sdq0el oltsarbeiten, Mina," tr0ltet
Bernardo ieine miir0ige ghehaltte.
vGr lit ein Genie = nerloB Sid 6ar=
ol1fl."
Mergcrlih lfiitte1t Sic Tral1 Sen
aopf. SIR mirS Sic 3eit lang, ba
oltd Sic vGrinseiiin" fat gar nidt
ue6r ihrer 9ienlte beborf.
GnoIih gibt Bernardo Mir1os 9ran=
gen rtod1, Sem Mlten ol1f SEN Balm ST
fiiblen.
@icocr iitt Srloff al1f Ser Ser
rolle 1110 rol1dlt iei>1e Cigarette.
Ga nGbert iid linn Ser &ammer=
Siener-duBerit reipeftoon megen Ser
oielen 6e11iter %rinQsltnr.
r9orf ih fragen, mie lange Der
Serr Shirt noh bier SIT bleiben ge-
oenfen?" fliiiterte err, nndoem er Iif)
pergemiiiert, 5oB nieman6 in Ser
Ma6e lit.
u@is Gn6e 6ie1es Monats."
u@eute, baben mir ido1 SEN 5tpei=
u1ro5man5igiten, @err Shirt"
n@on5 redt!"
v-uno mir baben nod nidts 1T
ser bemuBten Sode getbot1, @err
6iirit!"
~9os beiBt: Sic baben nod nidts
getban, mein @eiter. Sd babe l6on
bieI getban, iiberIegt unS oorberei=
tet."
rMber-menn i6 mir sic 8emer=
flung erlal1ben 6arf-es mare tpobl
3eit, sic Sode praftiih in Sic Sano
5l1 nebmen!"
ugeidt por Sem fiinil,n65man5ig=
item. Gin 6em Sage lit Sos Sous
bon @aite-5rm @eblrtstag Signo=
rina @ra5ieQos."
uslber es miiien 5o9 @orbereit1t1,<
gen = Dor anen Dingen mug Ser
&unS aus Sent @ege eeihafft mer=
Sen = am be1ten lang lam 6lird ein
Gift"
5p0ttiif la@t Srloff ouf.
Sic fins mirflid iibera1s idlou,
Bernardo. @epiB muB ser Softer
meq. Mber crit i'm letten Mugen=
blid!"
Mie ion id) 6enl1 SIT SEM Sdranf
g%elanger, mertn Sas &ieb INNER So
porlibt? Sd muB 5od einen Mborud
Ses 5hIoles baben = tpegen 5es
Nodidlilie1s-"
Madoenflid bepegt Ser o1te
Mann SEN &opf fin un0 ber, mab=
ret1o CT Inngiam cine &oudmolfe
slpiihen SEN geipibten 9ippen fer
porbIdit
SIN, BEL IoI@em Mb0rud fam
leidt etmos @ads int SdluiielIod
ba11gen bleiben un6 alles perra=
tben-" iagte er mibbiaigeno. ~Sbre
aunititidden- fins oeraltet, mein 2ie>
ber; sic jiro nidt mit Ser 3eit fort
qeidritten uno miiien noh bieI ler=
men, tpenn sic in Sbrem 8erufe CT
foIg er5ielen mouen!"
rGarf i9 frogen, Oh Ser @err ct
mas 8eiieres por5uidlagen 5aben?"
fragte ser &ommeroiener in gefrdnf=
tenn Some. sein @brgefibl lit tief
perlebt.
sd mer0e barber nndyoenfen.
l1ebrigens = sic miiiien beute nod
mittag no9 &om fabren. un5 mir
cine Eortion bonn %feiniten Eabaf bo-
len. MuBeroem braude td cine Heine
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-09-19

Maldine gum 8igarrenoreber. I'M
ein &e5cpt laiien Sic iid ebenfaa5
benin Mpotbefer maden. - 8eritu,1
Oen?...... @ads baben Sic pobi
lelbit?"
uNfatiirlid, @err Shirt"
illus pergelien Sic nidt, SIRE
@ompli5en 0arauf oufmerflarl 81
MAIDEN, oaB ser fin0uno5man5igite
fir sic sade feitgeitellt iit."
uSebr mobl, @err Shirt"
~llno nod Gins: ih mer6c beute
abeno cine bciol1Sere sorte 3igaret=
ten oreben. @em1 i6 Sbnen ndd=
items befeblc: ~@cr,mroo, bolen Sic
3iaarctten!" = 10 bringen Sic Sic
ueuc Sorte! l11no @iediul5! Inns
audi SIR @ad)s! Geritanoen?"
~SSa, @crr 6iiriIt!" l1nS ser &au1=
merOicncr llidt Der tan5niBinnig nit
Sem &ppf -
Sim nddlten Gage forSert Boris
Srlotf sen Sberit 5u einem Spa5ier=
gang ollrd Sen &orf ouf.
Sn lebhaftcr l1nterbaltu11g begrifz
fem Sic lid 0iesmol nidt Inn Gio=
ma1tcn, ion6ern 11m 6as Seit 6rebt,
oos SIT gbreln bon @ra5ieuas 5tpan.
5igitem @eb1rtstog itattfin6en lo0,
geben Sic hei6en @erren Sic Der
ihll11eenen @ege auf uno ob. Or
lofts @ano rubt Ieidt ouf Ser Sdul-
ter oes Oberiten. Sn reipeftooller
gr1%tternl1ng folgt Bernardo mit Elai0
inns Stod.
u@ol's Ser Seltfel! ruff pl0blid
Ser Sberit t, inoem er in ieil1em So
iden herlrmfingert. SD bobe met
ne 3igarettentolde bergelien. @ol=
len Sic mir nit elmer Cigarette alts=
bc1ien, 1iirit?"
rMit Gergniigen." Srloff bleibt
itehcln inns greift III ieine @odtolde.
rMerfpiir5ig = mir gcbt es ebenl %
mie Shnen."
@G6reno Ser Oberit al1t1niitbig
iiber Sieie u9upli5itdt Ser greig=
niiie" lodt, me,1Set iih Srloff nad
ieil1em &ommer0ieuer Inn.
Bernardo, holen Sic 3iaoretten!"
uSehr mohl, SEER Shirt" l1n0
idol1 elf CT oabon.
ooagiam geben Sic beioen @erren
mcitcr. Boris Srloff ninn1t Sen
Tooen Ser l1nterboltur1g geld)idt
81 mieSer ol1f, NO er norhin fallen
gelolien mor0en mar. Seil1e ltnter=
baltlt1a lit itets %altreger6 n110 1eI=
iellro. @c1rn ct iitb sic Miihe nimlnt,
SIT orgl111entiere1t, 10 geidiebt oies
11iht lit triltmphieren0er lteberlegen=
felt, ionoern rlbig, better. el1gen=
blidlid fins Sic bei0en, in ein militd=
rildcs @eiprah pertieft. Mit @egei=
i%terung erfldrt Ser Sberit geraSe ein
Dor fl1r5em III Stalien eiltgefilbrtes
lrcl1es ShieBgemebr -
u@ier lino Sic 3igorette,1, SEER
Shirt"
&ubig al1bert 0r1off crit nod ieine
geaentbeilige Meinl1ng iiber 0as &C.
pebr, bebor ct sic 3igarettetida6tel
aus 5e11 @arSe1 ieites &ammeroie=
nerst ,1in1nt un0' lie leinem 8egleiter
binbalt.
gieaeidt baben sic redt," ertpi=
6ert ser Sberit. uDanfe bielmals!"
Inns CT itedt cine Cigarette 5milden
sic 9ippen.
Bernardo siir6et ein Streidbo15
an inns reiat es SEM Sberit, ser io=
fort feline Cigarette in 8ron5 itedt.
Srloff Iangt ebenfous nud enter
Cigarette.
Bernardo mill ein neues Stretd=
bol, on5iinoe11; aber merfmiir0ig =
es min mft bren11en. St nerlndt
Elm smeites - Elm 5rittes --
v@os id nod lagen moQte =" Der
O6erit tbat eiren fraftigen Bug =
,,0ie el1ens4ieBgemebre iin6 sod ="
paff - rol1s SEM @run5e sic o1er=
beiten -" paft poff ~meil -"
r6el1er, @err Shirt"
Mit oieier Gerbeugung reidt Ser
mario ei11 brennenoes Streidbol5
FIN. Srloff nin1mt es un6 mill ifei11=
har ieine 2iaorette onaiin6en, ir6es
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-09-19
@ald gebt ser 0bcrt na6 0er

Sreppe.
nMur Gin fleiner spab" ruff el
better binlmter. vMidts meiter!!"
aalm bat 9berit Morganoo oaS
3immer perlaiien, als Srloff mil
inger1oIid)er 2eb5aftigfeit mlfipringt
Gr lit alein... er peiB, no Ser
Sdronf ltebt. =. sic Sbiir lit often
.... er fonntc Sic Gioma1ten >peg=
nebnle11, bepor Scr Sbcrit 5urildfchrt
49,. Nber menn ser Mamn nod cin-
nal in Ser Sdronf bil1cingltdte, be=
Dor or i'm abidliebt - nein, Sic
@efabr lit SIT grob
Dit einem tiefen Se1f5er. Ser folt
mic cin Stobncn flingt, laBt ser
8rcis lid) !pieSer in iei11en Seiiel fal=
len.
soehen fe6rt Ser Sberit 5uriid.
Mod} lad)eno id}lieBt er RAID Sen
Sdranf u11o 6rebt an Sem Soranter
be fil1oliden &nppf. Cam rei6t ct
icinem @oit SEN Mrm, I'M i6n bi11=
mcg5l,fiibrer1.
@eim lanaiome,1 @inunteriteiaen
pergemiiiert ii6 Sr1otf nodmalS,
6aB feline @eobodtl1ngen porbin rid=
tia morer, inns fiigt ihncn bin5u:
3miiden Sdronf uno grobooen
orei 3entimcter 3miidenraum. l1n=
ter Ser 5biir Elm a11opf, Ser 10 ge=
iteut iein mus, 5oB er nit ser SbIr
ei1el1 redter @infel bil6et."
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New Process
Steam | laundry,
9eutt SIR Gtpas BON Cure @dide?

9entt SIR Gt,pas nun Cure 8dide?
&eun 10, Damn miro es iib Gnd lob
nen, nid)t auBer a4t gu lal1en. 0ab mn
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refine Nrbeit unn bette 9ebanolunp
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le iil,o nieoriger alS ionltlpe, nno mir
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The Sentinel=record., 1912-01-30
[. ]. PARSONS l
 ARRIVES HERE
FAMOUS TRAP SHOT WHO HELP ED ADVERTISE CITY AT THE
 BIG TEXAS MEETING.
Next Big Shoot is at Kansas City and Mr. Parsons Win Again Shoot as
 Hot Springs Representative.

C. l.. Parsons, who appeared daily in the press reports of the recent big Texas trap shoot as a representative in the competition from Hot Springs Ark, arrived yesterday, and is visit ing E. M orr of this city. Mr. Parsons is an annual visitor, and Mrs. Parsons has been visiting here for some time.
 About ten days ago there began ap- bearing in the press reports Of the big Texas shoot meeting the name of c l.. Parsons, Hot Springs. Ark. in- C. l., PaFsoas was promi- nent in the blgl scores, and only lost the final by single target Natural. ly, there was some inquiry as to who this famous Hot Springs shooter was, and yesterday he arrived on the scene.
 '1 have been visiting this resort annually from my home in Montana, said Mir Parsons My family visits here We like the city, and when | registered at San Antonio, | naturally registered from this city They en- tered my name that way in the records Of the shoot, and let 1t go at that and am rather proud to be helpful to the resort"
 Mir. Parsons will next participate in big six days shoot at Kansas City, wherein he will again meet the best shots of the world, and as he lost the -highest- henors in Texas by but sin- gle target and that, too, against the best of competition, he hopes to make first winning at Kansas City. And ghere, too, he will register as C. I Parsons of Hot Springs So when yoc see Hot Springs identified in the D esa reports as the home of the winner, this intvoduces Mir Parsons, thank you. As.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-01-30
SERIOUS RIOTING
 BY MILL STRIKERS
ONE WOMAN KILLED, POLICEMAN STABBED AND MILITIA CAP
 TAIN BADLY WOUNDED.
Son of Former Mayor Is Arrested Force Of Soldiers Is More
 Than Doubled.

Lawrence, Mass, Jan. 29,-The worst riotng in the fortnight of the Lawrence textile strike involving 20 900 persons, occurred today, when street cars were held up and stoned by mobs which refused to let oper atives go into the mills. One woman was killed by 9 stray bullet patrol man was stabbed in the back. but not Beriously a militia captain was badly cut by a brick and several others hurt by stones as well as by the clubs of police and soldiers. Governor Floss ordered tonight twelve additional companies of infantry and two cavalry troops to proceed at once to Lawrence to reinforce the nine companies al- ready there Ali the troops arrived shortly after midnight
 There we're no parades or mass meetings tonight such as have mark ed other evenings of the strike. fol onel sweetser. commander of the mili- tia forces in uhe city, announced he -Mould allow no more parading and no more gatherings of strikers and that any person participating in such a demonstration would be arrested and treated as a rioter
 With the additional soldiers, Col. onel sweetser believes he will be fully able 10 enforce his ultimatu1n, The military lines will be extended to all parts of the town. The city, how. ever. is not under martial law, the troops and the police working in con junction
 Rumors that the strikers mitht at tempt to reach the mill district under cover of darkness reached the military
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The Sentinel=record., 1912-01-30
Eredericks Is confIdent.

Tampa, Fla, Jan 29-'TheFe was no chance for Darrow to escape Fe marked District Attorney J. D. FreaeT, icks of Los Angeles, who is sPeTl1p7s several Neeks here, when shown As sociated Press dispatches tonight an nouncing the indictment of Clarence Barrow
 -ewe knew that when Juror Ban took his seat that he had been 0rloeu and we hnew who did it. l al'''' pated that the indictment would co"' todayp
 Mir Frederiots has been in cons'an touch with his office in Los Ahse" since leaving there several weeks as0
 This is but che @eginnihs' A'