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The Cairo bulletin., 1912-07-11
lME,CARD CAIRO ELECTRIC Z,

Rolf Inc cars dueto leave SECOND "a, az
1~as AAAN Ing north en- Com mcfciAi Avs
every ID minutes frorA T. N. to II ., M
Going north on WAsS ht ct. every is mtnut.
nom m. 10 1888 p. m.
Poplar 81. Line u m1 ,aass sa Avs. @, d.
Ing north on lIolbrook, at 5:67. 6:27, 8;4a, s.Gs
!I2 .. M. and on the same minutes cVars
hour until io;42 and li:i2 p. IN.
Going west on Twenty Eighth 81. Al o.s5
6a9: e:34; $40 and 7a4 a. m. and on sAme ml,,.
utes every hour until 1o.s& and lI;04 D. On.
Poplar 81. cars due to tss ST, Mafy's par
70 minutes after leaving second Se.
Belt Line Owl Cars I nossh ;. % T ~, \,
m; i:S0 a. M; $50 T. M: $50 I. M; lao T. &c
$50 a. m.
North on Commercially M; l q, m.
M; q. M: .. m; 8 4. m.
Belt and Owl cars are duo 70 pAu West
Thirtyfourth St. 10 minutes after .eAvt q 1
Second Street. r -.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-07-11

fhefe u time In every mans edu
oatieA when be arrives at the convic.
tien that envy r Ignorance. IfTsr
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-07-11

Sea Grit, N. j.. July 10.-Gover
Tor Woodrow Wilson has a family
hat will certainly be an advantage
his political prospects. Mrs. Will
ca, native of Georgia, is an ex-
remedy charming woman, who has
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-07-11

Give Guess.
II the Lord loveth cheerful giver
we wonder what his opinion Is OF the
hard lsstr,
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-07-11
cUARDOF BARROW
JURY QUITS after
CR|T|C|SMOF ACTS
Charges that He Was Too Friendly
With Defense Causes
Retirement

Los Angeles, Cal. July t0.~-Depu.
ty Sheriff Martin Aguirre, who has
been in charge of the jury In the
barrow bribery case since the trial
began, voluntarily retired from that
position today, following the circu-
lation of rumors criticising his con
duct,
Charges that Aguirre was too
friendly to an attorney for the de-
Tense had brought about a series OF
conferences which delayed today q
session half an hour. 1t was stated
by members of the prosecution then
that Aguirre woul dbe removed.
Judge Hutton said no direct
charges of wrorgdoing had been
made. Aguirre had declared that he
would demand vindication in open
court.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-12-15

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-12-15

body or hls dud onDmp Gru'
tua upon rno battlefield, ho cF
oulmrl.
wta no vaa gentle, ana rbc 'lr-
monH
ro mA.d m hIm lh Stature might
nHud up,
And my 10 ml ho world. 1h.H vNH
Mani"
what did Mark Anthony mpm'
Whut Is u 40 bo q MANI
lIo dd not rofrr 10 the body ~
Butus to hts physical brutv II lt
NOT nc.rmy 10 bo sly foot tall, 3roId
thouldcrrd. Joylun browod, Apollo
uhopcd and handsome uF NWrIsWa.
to ho Man Ior Homo NJ the mos.
real Men hoyo boon uudcrH1od. W.
foAturpd or dofurmcd.
Alexander tho Groil was o. maO
mhn from oll nrcouuis. $50 was Nn
poloon.
Alexander Pope, who moro tlnn
any other man save Shakespeare hls
given English thoughts ruls 10 run m
WAS no mlHhapon that bcnn smith
whom he foil out with him compared
him 10 AN Interrogation point, nllud
ing To his nqlstvoucW and hH
shupo nt once and called him % W
Tie crooked thing that uHltrd pue1-
TONS"
Alexander stevens ylccproeid'nt of
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-12-15
ia Keep SKIN HoaIfi)5
YOHfhIHI, UTiHRicieSS

h.w uH mo furH lDnHu 't hHU I
.nr.HIg uufu tu lrrp ruur ..Iu H i.u'
condition. lm know how rnn"uru0U nn
pIr..uu dr'r.a upprlf under Nh, hUau lsIi
M 'hn drawing ur bhl room Al0u ho" NH
.rIdrni nIu tpmo muHups whu t'u.'W'
Illuminated huu mlaolf d. utdpd rIa
mrun onurrIy udur proroh which gives
mr hWir Tuaulii and which lrnrHf u'
uHrr ou iho Hku. Al night I fmcnr Du d
iIu cont 0f ordinary mcrrolfed was wu %
lup II M nDt morning This gradually
uhsorbb tho dcyltnlifod uurtiolH Uf mrnrc
u.ui iual hH gradually the moro youthful
Hllu beneath comuH FORTH providing com
ploslon ~ clear smooth and delirnic'y tint
od hH Young rirls oct an ounce NJ urr
D0lnrd wax NJ your druggists nud ty ihls
remarkable treatment
Remember too, that wrnklea even Tho
finer lines Hre not oasily concealed lu a
brilliantly lrhied room You cnu 0uirfly
ohliterhte these hateful mnrh hy bathing
your faco In solution " powdered uNllItn
W. dissolved ln witch hh1ol y NJ Nnd
,ouf face won't look sticky NJ afor using
paWos Aunt sally In Woman's ltrnlm.
Adv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-12-15

but Saint Christopher For this night
thou hast borne tho Christ"
So If YOU would bc man you must
be brave, you must be gentle, and y1u
must find master.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-12-15

almost any nice actress long enough
for her to get a little free advertis-
ing"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-12-15


Your taco In solution NJ powdered WNlIItr
I W. dissolved ln witch hazel " NJ And
rour face won't look sticky NJ afnr using
p7alos Aunt sally In Woman'a trnlm
Adv
mnulzntlon ~ the raco No people can
endure womanizntion except II pos
ecsacs n strong quality Of manliuoHs
That Is why some nations thrive and
somo are oxtingulshed In the proc"s'
In nh greatest men you perceive
this peculiar combination Of fearless
ness and Kontlcncss. How marl,"l
arc both qualities IN Abraham LIN
coin ns tender ns a woman, ms ul,-
afraid M granite These two ta.
ments compose the majesty Of Jesus,
WAIT IS A MAN GAL .,
who walked fearless TO death, yet
whose kindness and sympathy flowed
out 10 any In sorrow. whose forgive
ness loapod to any In sin,
Lastly Obedience Tho crowning
greatness Of human nature is to know
how to obey
Man Must Find Master.
Man IL dependent, not an nlc-
pendent animal lie is never grnt
untll hc has found the right mastnr
said l1mcrsou Find a great cause
and give your life to IT, exclaimed
Wendell Phillips, No knight II old
was great who fought for himself.
for hts own profit or glory He must
needs risk his life for his king or hia
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-12-15
Wherever there's q ViCtOr---
Nez0reCOrdS will be Acceptable

They will add to the enjoyment of the instrl-
ment and make it practically new again. Many
pleasant, profitable evenings will be spent listening
to the selections of masters Of both continents. You
can search the whole world over and not find anoth
cr gift that will bring 50 much pleasure to every
member of the family
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-10

this. Nowadays. when you see a
real beauty, the chances are Stu.
arts Calcium Waters wrought that
wonderful change. II takes only a
short time, even with very bad
comprehensive kind that are dis.
figured with rash, eczema, boils,
blotches and liver spots.
Stuarts Calcium Waters cause
the skin pores TO breathe out i'm
purities. The lungs burn up a
great amount. but Nature imposes
upon the skin the larger burden.
Every tick OF the clock means work,
work, work for these wonderful
Waters. And every instant new
skin Is forming. impurities become
less and less. the pores are re-
lnyigorated, and soon such a thing
as a pimple. blackhcad or any 9th.
er eruption Is impossible. You mar
vel at the change.
The soft, rosy tint love-taps the
cheeks; the neck. shoulders and
arms show the health OF youthful
skin--in fact, you just cant help
naying beautiful complexion II
you use Stuarts Calcium Waters.
They are put up In convenient
form 10 carry with you. are very
palatable. and are sold by drug
gists everywhere. at 30 cents a box.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-10
A COURTROOM
ON A TRAIN
ENTERPRISE!

JOPLIN, Mo-. Oct. i0.--Arrested
aboard train operating between
Joplin and Neosho. Mo-. three men
today were given trials. convicted
and fined on the morning train by
officials of Newton county, Mo.
]. ii. Collier, sheriff, arrested the
men for drinking liquor aboard the
train. He escorted them TO a rear
coach where william Sexton. prose
cutting attorney. and J. w. Wilson,
a justice of the peace, sat. The
coach was transformed Into a court.
room and the prisoners presented to
the Justice. Each pleaded guilty and
was fined Sc and court" costs. They
paid the assessments and were dis.
charged Few passengers were
aware that court hearing was taking
place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-10
WILSON, 7. R., TAFT, ARE ONE
TWO-THREE in IOWA STATE

DEs MONIES ioThe political situation In Iowa sadly
scrambled
generally admitted Wilson and Roosevelt
with Taft running third
republican
bull
sincerely basing hopes
republican 10000 will be-
by the n the
a
democratic
which conclusive
hlngTas weakness They favor both Roosevelt and Wilson
overheard Senators cummlns
by both candidates 0eoxe Clark regular republican
all candidates
provisional committee" appointed
officially repudaed Taft he
national He working solely rspub
which would the primary instructions
candidate
Dan Hamilton. formerly member OF congress-
everything
Ia
Ito repudiate
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-10
BIG REALTY
GATHERING IS
ON HERE TODAY

Real estate men from all parts
OF the state are talking real estate
to each other In Seattle today. r.
l.. Quigiey. president OF the Seattle
Real Estate association. called the
conference TO order al 10 o'clock
this morning In the Chamber OF
Commerce assembly room. A
state organization will be formed.
One OF the objects is to have legis-
lation passed by which only those
licensed may sell real estate. H.
censes to be issued upon sufficient
bonds being put up 10 secure hon
est dealing. The visiting delegates
will be taken for an automobile
ride at O'Clock this afternoon. and
at $3.50 they will be the guests OF
the local association at dinner in
the Arctic club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-10
HOW TAFT'S BROTHER
HELPED THE PRESIDENT
WITH GREAT FORTUNE

by Chairman Frank II. Hitchcock,
now postmaster general. Chas. u
Taft said that In 1904 he contrib
uted $4,000 10 the Roosevelt fund
and that In 1908 he gave stt.s2s 70
the republican fight In Ohio.
Dan ". Hanna. son OF the late
Senator Mark A. Hanna. was the
next witness He said no gave
ti77.oo0 10 Col. Roorevoltn cam
paixn this year. $4,000 through
progressive headquarters In New
York. tho same amount through
State Chairman Brown OF Ohio
and $4,000 exclusively for this
Ohio campaign
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-10

The second day OF the 2bth an.
|nual session OF the Western Wash.
ington Baptist conference began
with devotional service this morn.
ing led by DIR. Hill OF the Thelog.
zeal seminary at Berkeley. Cal. The
convention. which IL attended by
about 100 delegates. IL being held
at the First Baptist church and
lasts five days. Rev. Fred Hag-
gard, ID. d.. of Boston. secretary OF
the American Baptist Foreign Mis-
sionary society, will deliver the
principal address tonight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-10
THREE DROWNED

REDLANDS, Cal, Oct. To-
Fifty men are dragging Bear Valley
lake today, In an effort to recover
the bodies of Howard Dn;ro, 30:
VIII Talmadge. 20, and Otis Tai
madge. IL. drowned yesterday while
duck shooting.
The three started early yegter.
day morning in canvas boat. Late
yesterday their oars and lunch box
were found floating on the lake. Ii
is supposed their boat upset.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-10
NEPHEW OF
QUEEN WOULD
DETHRONE HER

Col John yo0kotich. nephew Of
the queen OF Montenegro. In in Sc
attic today In the interests Of the
Revolutionary party. which IL seeh.
ing tho overthrow OF king Nicholas
and Queen Miinna Voukotich. a
member OF the royalty himself. IL
opposed to the rule 81 kings and
queens. and has served three years
In . Mon,enegrin prison for Is.
tonsing his views e says there
are 800. 900 of hls oountrymsn In
the u. q. and that most Of these
viii give him aid In building up a
revolutionary party. Col. vonko
itch IN IS years old and'is brother
OF Gen. Nikoia vouko;ich Of the
SeryIan army.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-10
men
MUST STAY
in JAIL

SALEM. Mass, Oct io.--Joseph
Ettor. Arturo oiovsnnitsi and An
tonic csruso. labor leaders who d.
reesed the strike Of the Lawrence
textile operatives, must remain In
jail. Justice Quinn today denying
the motion TO admit the defendants
20 bail.
The three union mon are charged
with the murder OF Anna Lopizzo
AZ Lawrence. q woman striker. who
was killed by a stray bullet durins
q street riot Although Witnesses
have sworn that policeman fired
the shot that killed the woman and
that Etior. Giovsnnitti and Caruso
were a mile away NJ the time. all
attempts 20 secure IN" release OF
the three men on ball have failed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-10
WOMEN CHARGED
WITH SMUGGLING

Mrs. Kate Strong and Mrs. l.. u.
Lapsley, coiored residents Of Port
land. were arrested yesterday on
tho instance OF Customs Inspector
r. A. Bcail for the alleged Snug
Cling OF dress goods and jeweiry
into Washington from British Co
lumbia
Unable 20 furnish the 81 BOO bail
fired by the court In Rockingham.
they were brought 20 Seattle and
put In the county jail. The women
claim TO have receipts for every
thing In their possession. which.
they say. was all bought in this
country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-10
"SHALL WE SHOOT
OLD MINISTERS"

CHICAGO. Oct. lo.--"Shail we
shoot our old preachersg"
This question was debated AZ the
session OF the Rock River NJ. r. CON
ference.
We might as well shoot them as
let them starve on the pltlabIy small
Incomes that most Of them have, :"
said the Rev. q. r. Ecknan Of
New York. editor OF the Christian
Advocate.
Shooting them would be more
humane. They have served their
country well. Why should their last
days be spent In wanty"
Why does not Andrew Carnegie.
who endowed n fund for teachers.
endow supcrannuated preachers p
the Rev. Eckman asked.
They are much more deserving
az a class. than the school teach
ers."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-10
CHARGED WITH
VIOLATING AN
INJUNCTION

Charged with having violated the
injunction issued by Judge cush'
man. 10 striking miners al Renton
have. been. cited 10 appear before
him ION saturday TO answer 10 a
charge ofscoptempt OF court. Cush-
manS Injunction was 30 broad that
IL even prohibited the strikers from
cabling the Birikebreakers "scabs.
The strikers charge that the
Jahey F'urth's company. which owns
III. Renton mines. IN allowing It's
men TO go armed In order 20 intiml.
date them. A few days ago one OF
these armed strikcbreakers was
fined $40 and sentenced 20 10 days
In jail for carrying weapons by
Judge Wilson Of Renton on the APP
plication Of City Attorney Paul
Bouser.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-10
ARMY CENTER ON
PUGET SOUND

my Waited Press Leased wir~)
VANCOUVER, Wash. Oct. TO-
Army circles here are pleased TO.
day at the announcement made by
Gen. M. p. Maus. commanding the
department OF the Columbia, that
the Vancouver Barracks are not
to be abandoned because OF the
establishment OF an army center
on Puget sound.
Maus further declares that the
forming OF such a center would not
necessarily prevent tho govern
ment enlarging the Vancouver post
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-10
SEATTLE MAN
IS SENTENCED

SAN JOSE, Cal. Oct. Despite
the brilliant plea Of his attorney
for parole. James II. Rogers, con-
victed OF flooding the country with
worthless checks drawn on the Ma
tional Livestock company. OF Chi
cago. is sentenced today 10 one
year In San Quentin prison. Rog-
ers was educated at Yale and was
former newspaper man at Seattle.
Wealthy reia,iveswit Is said. are
sending money for him to make a
new start after his release
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-10

BY TILTED
SUITOR!
Words by Schs.ir
ffusic BY Copds


spF sftfd ffFss Leased Kfpst
PORTLAND. Or. Oct i6.--Tbx
Miss Dolly Glass. the pretty vos,S
nurse found wandering along ~
streets at midnight covered ~
bruises and hystericai, was b<si~
By a lifted admirer. is the opinin
Of the police today. The aashol
ties are endeayoring to locate b Ri
Swisher. whose name was lnpr,sS
ed on one 81 the suit cases cAecke1
By the girl after stepping of ~
Tacoma train early yerterdas
morning. ne Is an employnec1
agent at Spokane. and though 10, y.
ieyed 10 be responsible. mas throu
some light on the girls axsallxnA
Miss Glass, although nov In ~
possession OF her senses. refusn
TO divulge anything. saying that -
cannot remember any 81 the ind
dents Of her trip from Tacoma
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-10
POOR, POOR CAT!

NEW YORK, Oct. io.--seek-
Ing to forget her grief in the
cay life Of a big city, Miss
Constance Bentley OF Wood
land Wellington. Somerset.
England, 10 here today. lneon-
soisbie over the loss Of . pet
Maltese cat which recently
died after being her companion
for rs years.
When the animal became IN
Miss Bentley's family summon
ed the best cat doctors In the
kingdom without avail. In the
hope that . sea voyage might
alleviate her grief. a trip 10
New York was arranged.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-10
TILTED, HE SUES
WOMAN FOR $25,0 900

5EDALIA, Mo. Oct. Women
are usually found bringing breach
OF promise suits, but Louallen r.
Holt, a rich merchant OF Marys
vile. Mo. does not care about Gus.
tom. He has brought suit for s25..
600 here against Mrs. Elizabeth
Casio, charging she broke her
promise TO wed him. Untll last
January she was Mrs. J. NJ. Planck,
widow OF a wealthy Sedalia bust.
ness man. Holt charges that she
took an automobile and other ex.
pensive gifts from him. and then
became the bride Of another.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-10

Roslyn. Wash. Sept. 81. '1e,
In July OF the present year.
was suddenly taken with severe
cough and cold on my lungs and
gradually grew worse. TN could
not work or sleep az night. Was
forced 10 sit up In a chair all
night. Was coughing and wheez-
ing all the time Had night swcats
and no appetite. | tried all sorts
OF remedies, with no relief. until
heard OF Natures Creation. ]
have taken six bottles and am
feeling well and can work better
than have for many months. Have
lost my wheexing cough. Can
sleep and. eat with the greatest
pleasure now Thanks To Nature $
Creation. You are al liberty TO
use my letter. II II can help some
other poor sufferer. as u did me.
Yours very truly.
WILLIAM NICHOLSON.
Roslyp. Wash. Box IA.
Cases OF this kind are very com
mon In this damp climate. and rap
idly grow worse. unless the proper
treatment is taken. Natures Crea.
ton quickly relieves all these
troubles by purifying the blood.
healing tho inflamed membranes
and gradually builds up the entire
system. The phiegm becomes
loose and Is easily expelled. The
wheeling Is soon relieved and In q
short time you feel like a new per
son. People who have suffered for
many years have been quickly re-
stored 20 health with this Great
Herb Remedy. No matter how
long you have suffered or how
many remedies you have tried. do
not lose hopes until you have tried
the conqueror OF all TuBERCulAR
troubles--NATURE'S cREATIoNi
Natures Creation IL not pat
ent medicine. and contains nothing
Injurious TO the smallest child or
the most delicate person
For booklet and full Information
address.
NATURES CREATION,
5l4-I5 Peoples Bank Bldg,
Seattle, Wash.
For the convenience of people In
Roslyn and vicinity. the remedy
may also be secured Of Mrs. Chas.
Holmes, Rosiyn, Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-10
FRED D. WARREN
SPEAKS SUNDAY

Fred ID. Warren. editor OF the
Appeal to Reason. win speak at the
Drcamland rink on Sunday night
Warren 10 known throughout the
country as forcefui writer on so
ciaiism. and Is also a powerful
speaker. The meeting will begin at
o'clock. He comes 10 Seattle fol.
lowing Eugene Debs and Congress.
man Berger as one OF a number of
leading socialists who are TO speak
here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-10
LEGAL HOLIDAY

Postofflces in Seattle will observe
October IL. Columbus Day, and con
sequcn,ly there will bc only one de.
livery OF mail. and the general de.
livery and registry windows win be
open from a. m. TO 10 n. m.
In the New England states, Co.
lumbus Day In religiously observed I;
whereas In the West II 10 scarcely
known.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-10
100000 INCREASE
FOR MAIL CLERKS

Railway mail clerks on the Seat
tie. Spokane run will receive an in
crease OF wages amounting In the
next two years to approximately
100000. The order allowing the
higher wages was received here yes
terday from Postmaster General
Hitchcock. The increase comes az a
result OF a conference OF mail su.
perintendentg recently held In
Washington. ID. G.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-10
DR.. MATTHEWS ON
A LONG TOUR

Rev. NJ. A. Matthews has Ieft -
months trip throughout -
country In the interests Of the Pm
byterian church. He IL modento
OF the general assembly and paslR
OF the First Presbyterian church 4
this city. When be returns, % =
about Nov. 7. DIR. Matthews "
give a series OF eyangclistic sefN
Ices. beginning on the fnilovino
Sunday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-10

WASHINGTON. Oct. l0.-Chaa
=. TAFT OF Cincinnati. brother OF
the president. told the senate cam
paign contributions committee yes
terday about hiss subscriptions 10
the republican campaigns In 1904,
1905 and 1919.
TAFT testified that he contributed
Si59.59s to his brothers campaign
in 1905. and that he had given t3i3,'
5s2 toward President Taft's pre-.
convention campaign last spring
Four years ago. he said. he gave the
national committee s32f.39e. OF
which $4,000 was later returned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-10
PEACE RESTORED

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 1o.-That
peace 10 restored In Nicaragua Is
contained In a cable received from
Managua By Nicaraguan consul
Zavala here today. The dispatch
was sent by the minister OF foreign
affairs at Managua, but gave no
details.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-10-10
30 YEARS FOR
ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION

ROME. Oct. 10.--For attempting
to assassinate King Victor Emman-
uel on March IA last. Antonio D'Al.
ba IL today sentenced to 80 years
penal servitude.