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The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-14
FIRE ALARM SIGNALS.

i2 Standard Oil Go. g. Csrstsns Geld Storage v John J. Sssnon Go. office. i5. hssdausrtsrs Saloon. 2l. Recorders Office. .l. Lawrence Hotel. 25. Fir. Department a'. Discovery Saloon. s2 Yorksy's Cigar Store. 4t. Pacific Cold Storage Co., Sandspit 42. Third Ave. and Lsns's Way.
 Engine House Phone Main e7. Seven Whistles. Water. Three Fire cut
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-14

Have you tried the Tuna Fish, just like chicken, at Frssdins q 0orssn.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-14
TO GET rhg NeWA

That interests Alaskans you should subscribe for ,hs Daily Nugget. sioe per month delivered
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-14
RICH CHOCOLATES.

Toby has the most delightful eho ooIstes- They are Gunther's ehooo iatss. Varsity chocolates, Victoria eho eolatss.
 He also has the famous varsit Bitter Sweets . full line of which s' made fresh here every day.
 In addition to those delights he hs ice cream made from fresh cream.
 For all that nakes fife worth Twin 90 to ToeTs CANDY KITCHEN.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-14

Cepy for regular advertisements must be in ty 10 o'clock on the Jay e publication.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-14
ALASKA POETRY.

The poetic Moose. as Mir. Dooley would call it. has descended on more people in Alaska than in any other portion of the civilized world in pro-
 portion to population. Not tent nor a cabin in all this wide territory of ours but contains at some time or an other some individual who is, or thinks he is. chuck full of divine aflatus.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-14
PHONE MAIN NO. ts.

Entered as second class matter. Feb -3. istl at the PustOIiiCe at Nome. Alaska. under the Act of Congress of March 3. 1879
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-14
MINING ( DREDGING EDITION.

The Mining and Dreding Edition of the Nome Daily Nugget are on sale at Butler -Mauro Co.,. Lomen Bros. and the Board of Trade. Price soc per copy.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-11-14
MUSIC AT THe EAGLE.

Every svsn,ns thsrs Is music sl the Eagle, slse the best brand q iquors and sisars h the masIst q. ways to bs hsd.
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We print anything and svsrythins in job printing line ss the Nugget
New-York tribune., 1912-08-11
DIONNE IN FINAL ROUND
Defeats L. J. preyfus in Semi
Finals at Woodmere.

G. a Z. Dionre won his way into the
Anal and cup round Of the Woodmere
Country Club lawn tennis singles yester-
day on the courts a. Woodmere. Long
Island II has seui-nnal match. Dionne.
the CUP winner Of last year. defeated
Louis J. Drevfus by the score Of 6-3. IS
T. was impossible for Dreyfus 70 shoot
the ball past Dionne. as he had done with
Frederick G Anderson in the earlier
rounds The playing through holder COW
cred court splendidly and hts drives had
plenty OF length and speed so that Drey-
:us was never dangerous.
Two o. the other competitors. Arthur
NJ Lov!bond. Of the Hamilton Grange
Club. and DIT William Roserbaum. ar
rived in the semi-hnal round. The former
was in rare form. and he distinguished
himself by defeating Royal J. Richey a.
5-2, ST
Three Of the pairs reached the semi
final round OF the doubles. They were
Anderson and Case. Rothschili ana
I.eventritt and Beekman and Latmer
The summary follows.
Woodmere cup singles third round
Iovibord defeated Rothschild. 60 -
Fourth rouud-Lovibon defeated
Rlchev. s.. O., Dr. Rosen5aun de-
feated RogGs 81 6-5, Dreyfus defeated
Curtis 81. 81
Semi-hnai round-ponne defeated Dre'-
fus 5-3. 6-3 -
Woodmere doubles Chrst round'-Iisher
and Ernst defeated Mark end Shamoerg
g ..
SECOND round-Foerster and Dreyfus do
faared Curtis and McAvoy. 81 -.
R,chev and Goldman defeated De Rivera
and Disher s.. a. Fisher ana Isaac
defeated COhn and SChmoA. t-3, -.
Rothstein and Eiseman defeated Saqui
and Strobel Ef g.. s. Dlsher ana
Ernst defeated Cohen and schwartz. ..
g. Anderson and Case defeated wolf
and Meisel -, 5--5, t-2. LongWortn ana
Namm defeated Plympton and Kane,
6-3. -
Third round-Foerster and Dreyfus de-
feated Dionne and partner, by default.
IOviboud and Dr. Rosenbaum defeated
Richey and Goldman. 6-3. 81. kOthsieiH
and Fiseman defeated Fisher and isaacs,
81 6-2. Anderson and Case defeated
Disher and Ernst, 81. 6-3. LongWorth
and Namm defeated Boggs and pariner,
bv default. Rothschild and Leventrit'
defeated DugutwilliC and Scnlesenge7
&c 80. Marcus and Basch defeated
Kubit and Strasser 90, 90, Beehman
and Latlrner defeated Wood and Brown,
So, SO.
Fourth round-Anderson and Case de
feated Rothstein and Eiseman. 6-3. 81,
Rothscbild and I,eventritt defeated Long
worth and Namm, g.. 81. Beekman and
Iatirner defeated Marcus and Basch.
g., So
New-York tribune., 1912-08-11
TROPHY FOR ST. C0LUMBAS
Runs Up Score at Newark Dio-
cesan Union Athletic Games.

The St Columbas Catholic CLUB, or
Newark. won the annual athletic cham
pionship % the Newark Diocesan Union,
held YESTERDAY afternoon al Hillside Park,
Beueville. II ran a total Of 30 points The
Institute Of Newark won a good second
with q points. Bellevile came third. with
Z points.
The summary follows;
stitute. Newark J. O'Hara. Institute.
Newark. second; II. Dolan. BelleVlIlc
catholic club third. Time. l:26 8-5. .,,
lOo-yard Dash. final heat-Wou by VIII
institute. Newark. second; Gus Braun,
81. Columbia. third. Time 0l0 %.
ls-pound shot. handicap-WOn by r y.
McDonough. scratch q feet; ). Fisher
Rloomneld Il feet inches. second; X; A.
clark 81. COLUMBIA e. c.. a feet inches.
ON Nne-mile Run. handicap-Won by c..
Donovan. St COLUMBIA Q. C., +. J SeS-
forth. 81. Columbia 6. G.. second =
Dorsey, St Rose Of Lima scratch third
tlrle nne-mjle M Relay-won by T. A p. s;
Institute. second; 81 COLUMBIA. third
''Iis 'T5rceomiie en- run thandicap)-von by
& Douavan. St COLUMBIA Catholic Clup
40 vardsl: Joseph A. Reilly. Bellevllle
Catholic Club $50 yards). second. {. Gli-
mour. ST Augustine's, mon HilI aos
yards). third. Time, Il minutes 10 20
seconds.
Running broad jump--,Won by W j;
McDcnough. Institute 0S inchesl, 20
feet s inches: A. Brady. Belleville Cath
Ollie Club GA inchesl, 20 feet s inches.
second: Gus Braun. 81. COLUMBIA CathO-
lie club scratch. ls feet 3 inches'
third.
sSO-yard run (handicapll Won, by
John f Reilly. tr.. Belleyille Catho!lc
club (scratchi: A. DOnnelly, Institute,
Newark Gao yardsJ. second; NJ. Kane. 81;
COLUMBIA go yards). third. Time
minutes 10 seconds.
Two-mile run tOpen: handicapD-Wo
by David Y. Noble. y. Y A {; co
YARDS J. J Mcnamara, I. A. A. {.
(scratch), second; Patrick Brady, South
Paterson Athletic Club (75 YARDS third.
Time los
440-yard run (handicap) by q.
Barber 4. 4. r. s. G0 yards) William
Dunno. ST COLUMBIA Catholic club
tscratch). second: n. McInnes. ST Co
lumba Catholic Club GA yards third.
Time, IS 2-5.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-11
GLGNVILLE FINE SWIMMER
Wins so and 100 Yard swlns
Easily at Bath Beach

william Glanvillo was %" star per-
former in the annual aquatic meet OF tn@
Nautilus Boat club yesterday a. the boat
house Al the foot % Bay -lst street Bath
Beach. Glarville capt,red first nonors in
TWO races. and aided materially IN bring
Ing drs, place 20 the relay team ot which
he was a member He carried or the
honors IN the afty AMI on" hundred yara
swirns. winning each handly
IN the htty-yard swim GianFile beat
Eichle- BY eight yards. touching the
float winner In the good time of 5'
seconds With heavy wind blowing
against him and the wh!tecaps o.
,;rsvesend Bay tossing him O. ana ir'
bi. time was much pet,er than had been
expected
The century swim was walkoFer TOT
GlanvtUe. who defeated George VI. Now
brtv b, a saf- margin. The winner took
the lead a. the start and was never
headed Several contestants found the
water too rough FOR them and quit the
race before Il was half over. Harold
GlauyiIe. Kupprecht and Doerr were "n
the winulus relay team this quartet
winning by arteen yards a large gather
INK of member ard guests watched the
"a
New-York tribune., 1912-08-11
rhe successful ones were as follows
FOREST HILL FIELD CLUB.

Four ball fourscmes and sweepstakes
in two classes were run on on the Inks
OF the Forest Hill Field Club Yesterday.
In the foursomes combined scores count
ed. one-half the combined handicap be-
ing allowed This was won by G. \.
Dickson and II. 3. Salmon. with l6' net
Ties resulted In both OF the sweepstakes.
Dickson with S-l5-S0 and j. y. Kadel
with $3.50 IN Gas 4. while : B.
Townley. who had loO-2t-76, broke even
with S s. GAYLORD. with 9+-ls-16. in the
4 division.
The best scores In the foursomes were
a. follows
New-York tribune., 1912-08-11
EAST AND WEST TO MEET
Southampton Tourney to Bring
Out Flower of Courts.
LARNED IN TIE SINGLES
Bundy, Williams, Wright and
Clothier Entered-McLOugh-
lin May Default

rIou the perfect 'u-f courts ~ IN"
Meadow club A. Soutnamrtor Long Isl
,..,-.-. ~.
7''N'
the lawn tenn. PLAYERS VIII D'-'" ''''
natches in tHc emp singles tomorrow
-,,r,,-r TIE rlav at SOUTHAMPTON has
.. ..-.i..,,.r.,-,.
match rolne ''-'I' '''
tional cnaup'oH-E-I. "".-" '''.,'
week unon ~" p.''l'
'd-i"o d, Wv ,,...,,
reasons roy l''-. -"' ''.'
Club is as 'i' 'h' ''' -''''
IN tn" co'n'r' "".''
IS similar 20 i''' 81. -'''
The bell'' or N" p-a'''-. .'''.
-rrers. that ii allows in"H TOD '''''i'' ''
cl!mated
William L-arnri. i"" -"F'h uii'''
holder ~ the narona. 'A'"p''i ""S
been erdeaVoUnS 10 fe' iii' ''''''-'" ''
the courts at southampton o-iiH- '"' 'a''
ten Gays he i- expected '' "''''"p' ~
play through th" cup singles. "-.," "'
has won on seFefA! Occasions. A'- "a
year No. was winner d" ''' "'
has rot p"en ln th' ''7' OF p', .'-i' ''''
oiuon since hls return II"ih '', '''1' ''''
Australasia conquest 4o. ''' p"''s '''.
national cup inc "''. o. '''i7
oIc enemy rh"u''"" ''' ''''
cons'dtran'1- Aar"'D i'"'
opinion that u NJ co+Ic i'-a'-' "'' "'
liant form IN me Hou'A'"l' '''' ''u '''
ment ne "oulo Le lh PH' 'S.''I 'o'''''''
70 undertake the task o. pi"SlFt throNS"
the grind or the eI-c"ii"T7 "l -''" p0i t.
as the ne" rule SURROUNDING TIE All
comers requires
The newer and younger players nave
recently come to the 'front.' ar mas oeen
demonstrated during the last Week upon
the courts OF the Crescent AthIeuc Cluo'
a. BAY hldge ana "htlher II II 10 ~ "'i'
OF the CaltoTnlans SIch az the spec'a'u-
lar MauIlCe i. ~"''H' OF 4""lii"'
l.. buhus' winner OF the AeaHO" III"
cup last year. OF 'he r's'he yoI"E S'H''
II MOTIFS "H'laHls' VINO VIII ueii'o''
strate ms stahHlh- al southampton ol.i'
the ending oI the tournament may deClue
Both beas e. wright am william D..
Clothler former national champions ana
also winners at the Meadow club. are eN-
pected 70 compete a. southampton The
victory Of Wright IN the Rhode island
State championship last Wednesday was
sufficiently Impressive 20 indicate that he
IS still 10 be reckoned with as factor al
both southampton and Newport The
players from the Pacinc Coast are prac-
ticaily holding the same agreement as
they had last year IN that II McLough-
ling Won the New York state honors ne
would remain out OF the singles at south
ampton. He mas had a LOT or tournament
competition. and fears the possibility OF
going stale II would. therefore. appear
that Mclaughlin would not be likely Z
compete. although IT is possible that h.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-11
FOUR
WYkAGYL COUNTRY CLUB.

A handicap VS.. par was the compeu-
ton at the Wykagyl Country Club yes
terday. Alfred Taylor leading the field.
finishing ! up. There was also a play
OF OF ties in a match or two weeks ago
between c. r Scanlon and II. " Pratt,
the first named finishing all even with
par. while Pratt was tye down.
The summary follows.
Al Taylor. ! down; c. r. Gillette. >
down: W r. Holden. 3 down. W. B.
Judkins. down; II II Noyes. 3 down:
w X Gillette 4 down: J. II. Bell, 1
down. q. W. Maltby, down; G. h.
down: J. c. Shriner. down a. T. Hum,
S down: l. c. Goetting. down; J. b.
Beals. down.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-11
FOX HILLS GOLF CLUB.

r. l. Wyatt was twice winner IN the
competition az the Fox Hills COLI Clue
yesterday. for besides leading the Held In
the qualifying round for the Richmond
trophy. presented by = W Pogson. with
a card OF s-ll-72, he was also the win
ner IN the nrst class OF the handicap vith
the same figures. Those who qualified for
the Richmond trophy will begin match
play next week.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-11
SWEEPSTAKES b.
RICHMOND co. COUNTRY cLes

With a card Of 94-ls-75. Robert l. Har-
rison won the Glass a handicap Oh the
links OF the Richmond County Country
Club yesterday IL the 2 division W. p
Belknop led. with 70 net assisted by 2s-
stroke allowance. In the point competl-
ton for the season GUY among class a
members Harrison won adiiror "a
points. while W H. r chau and p. T.
Brandt scored and points. respcctiyell .
The scores OF the lea ers m the two
class handicaps We're S follows
New-York tribune., 1912-08-11
The summaries follow

Fifty-yard swim taoviceI w 'U 0y " &
Gluylls. A. v E'chier. second Time u.t'
fuu-sard swIri-Won hv - r. G.a0Ni.le
G. - Novbrty second $50 -mr t~A-r-
cpu-yard relay rev 90 oJs t"ft. COM
posed of Granville. Harold. klpr.c-t ana
to.~-. tenn composed ~ Jones Slweffer.
AtNland arL Schmitt second. t"Ii. CONE
posed o. Hl~k.l. Baker. Dunn and Eich.er,
tnirI SO tim takec.
" E!ch hl-r second
Canoe tuiing cc5trst-Won Cv team com
posed O. a - salmon and " Nlrtag
trau. composed ~ g. " Mowhray a.L h B
AchIaud second
New-York tribune., 1912-08-11
Gross II, cap

These scores were posted for the presl-
dents cup at the Park Golf Club to-day;
New-York tribune., 1912-08-11
pIA,NFIELp COUNTRY CLUB.

Plainfeld n j.. Aug l0-ln the sweep
stakes event at the Plainfeld Country
club to-day these cards were posted
New-York tribune., 1912-08-11
MoNTcLAlR GOLF CLUE.

Match play for Angus, cups was IN
order over the links %, the Noutcl-ir
COLI Club Yesterday tire members COM
peting IN two sixteen~ and a triri diri-
sion. There We're also sweepstakes m
three classes y NJ Robinson du.shi1E
I'm the 4 set with card Of >3-il---.
while IT. j HaWSau. with s"-lf-Is.
won In Glass p w IT. Lotus. with
iO5-2s-7s won rho a. cup.
The scnr-. and e-mm.r. ----w-
New-York tribune., 1912-08-11

SUNDAYS NETWORK TRIBUNE
Mailed anywhere in the United
States for 81 so a year.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-04-13

This probably means that the
reserve funds of a few more Mex
lean banks are going to be cop
ped off by Orozco.
Judge Williams, Milwaukee,
today held that public schools of
Wisconsin had right to formulate
any rules they wished, and to ex-
pei pupils for refusing to obey
them. Case grew out of number
of high school girls expelled for
joining sorority.
Lawrence /Santoni, London
manager of De Perdussin mono
planes, flew from Paris to Lon
don today in new monoplane
driven by Aviator Prevot.
Score of students of Bradley
Polytechnic Institute, Peoria, ILL.,,
injured, Z seriously, when floor
collapsed at Woolner Distillery,
throwing 50 young people to the
ground. Party was inspecting fer
menting room.
Passenger train No. 6, North
ern Pacific Railway, wrecked at
Oriska, N. D. Engineer Sturman
badly injured.
Mississippi River falling grad
ually. Danger of new floods
practically over. Suffering in de-
vastated districts intense.
State Department believes
General Orozco, commander of
Mexican rebels is deliberately
trying to provoke American in
prevention in Mexican affairs.
81 will not describe our. presi-
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-04-13

/. Powers of Europe have enter
ed into communications with
Constantinople in hope of ending
Turco-Italian war.
How about ending the war in
the Republican party? Couldn't
we get the powers to interfere in
that? 1t has been about as dead
ly-so far as talk goes-as the
Turco-Italian affair.
For simon pure graft, naked
and unashamed, go to Gary
T. B. Dean, OF, Lexington, KY,
who attempted to reform the
steel trust city.
Why should anyone take the
trouble to go so far from home in
order to get in touch with graft
even simon pure graft, naked and
unashamed? J.
Count Bursottl, on way to
America to ask hand of Chicago
heiress in marriage, fell in love
with Evira Tizani, steerage pas
senger, and married her.
Isn't that sad? The Count
Bursotti will now be under the
painful necessity of working for
living.
Justice Kalisch, NJ. supreme
court, holds that woman suffrage
is unconstitutional. ,-1
Apparently all most lawyers
live for is the hope that one day
they may become judges, and be.
able to hand down a decision de-
c1a rin0 come wish of the OeOnle'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-09-19

Los depositos de los Sres. Hip6lito
Nnnez, Pedro Machado Facundino Al
varez, Manuel Sanabria, Luis Arce, So
tero Vega, Pic Medina, Pedro Diaz Ma
nlel Suarez. Ramon Rodriguez tenfan
toda su leche en- excelente estado.
Los depositos de Angel Cruz, Justo
Lopez, Eduardo Muniz, Carmelo Almei-
da, Agapito Pellot, Ramon Aneses,
Valentin, Braulio Perez Ramon Ace
vedo tenlan leche buena Y mala
Total de 54S litros examinados re-
sultaron 800 buenos Y 179 malos.
124 galones de aceite Sc gastaron en-
San Juan durante los dias 13 Y IA del
corriente EN- ell servicio de extermina-
ci6n de criaderos de mosquitoes.
Con ell fin de determinar la existen-
cia de la fiebre tifoidea Sc examinaron
en- ell laboratorio biol6gico ell dia 10 del
corriente tres muestras de sangre en-
viadas de Sabana Grande, dos de las
cuales dieron resultado positive; de
Naranjito con resultado positive en- un
case solamente; de Camuy con reSul-
tado positive; una de Caguas con re-
sultado positive y 2 de Jayuya con re-.
sultado negative en- un case y dudoso
en- 0tro.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-09-19

Ell d1a IA del corriente Sc examina-
ron en- elsLaboratorio Biologico dos
muestras de sangre enviadas de Naran-
jito. Una di6 resultado positive, de-
mostrando la presencia del bacilo de la
tifoidea. La otra dio resultado negati-
vo.
Las muestras de leche enviadas de
Anasco y pertenecientes los puestos
de d. Andres Alvarez, Andres Amador,
Alberto Montalvo, A. Cabasa, F. Qui-
jano, A. Alvarez y v Robles resulta-
ros buenas.
Los inspectOres de Sanidad local de
San Juan hallaron ell dia ell 13 ell IA
del corriente 470 criaderos probables
de mosquitoes 29l fueron aceitados, 81
vaciados, Sc destruidos~y 80 removidos.
En- ell La,boratorio Biologico Sc prac-
ticaron ell IA del cOrriente siete exa-
menes de eXcreta. En- uno de ellos Sc
demostro la existencia de biharzia, en-
otro la de tricocefalos. los restantes
dieron resultados negatives.
Fl dia 3 de Septiembre Sc inspeccio-
naron todos los depositos de leche de
Aguadilla, con el resultado siguiente:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-09-19
De la Oficina
de Sanidad

Han sido destruidos en- Arecibo por la
Sanidad / potes de maiz americana
pertenecientes al comerciante d. Mar
tin Iguina.
FL dia II del corriente Sc recibieron
en- ell Laboratorio Bromatologico l.
muestras para eXamen.
FL Inspector de Alimentos ID. An
dres Rodriguez orden0 la destruction
Gle 30 libras de harina de malz del CO.
merciante Don Jose Valentin. de Ca
muy, por hallarse esta en- condiciones
que la haclan impropia para ell consul
mo publico
FL Official de Sanidad de Coamo de
comis6 un queso marca 'Cuatro Ameri-
canitos, en- ell cafe de don Evaristo Co
lOmbani de aquella poblaci6n. Dicho
queso Sc hallaba en- estado de putrefac-
ci6n Y fue comprado por ell Sr. CoIom-
bani a la casa Bestard de Ponce
En- Ell Laboratorio BioIogico Sc exa-
minaron ell dia 13 del corriente cinco
lmuestras, tres de las cuales eran de
sangre que analizadas con ell fin de de.
terminar la existencia del bacilo de la
tifoidea, dio un resultado positive una
negative Y otra dudoso.
En- un eXamen reciente de la leche
cue Sc eXpende Ell los puestos de San
Sebastian, Sc analizaron 25S 34 de le-
che de todos estos, Y solo resultaron
|aceptabIes 81 1l2 cuartilIos. En- los
puestoS de los Sres Santiago Perez. Te-
lesforo Aponte, Lorenzo Vega Jose
Il. Matos y Manuel Vazquez sc halo e-
che buena Y leche Ell NAL estado. En-
los puestos de Bartolo Mendez, Ramon
Quiles Juan Vazquez, Salvador Santa
go, Jose Acevedo, Carlos Ubina. Fer
nando~ Traverse, Jose NJ. Rodriguez.
lbijildo Ross, Manuel Rivera. Angel
lmgo, Pedro c. Soto, Celestino Rios.
Pedro Jaurrarene Juan Villa, Eduar-
do Perez y Sebastian Perez, toda la le-
che result0 mala.
La Ofcina de Sanidad local de San
Juan inspecciono durante los dias 13
y IA del corriente 253 casas en- las cua.
les yiven SO familias
Ell IA del corriente sc examinaron EN-
ell Laboratorio Biologico diez mlIes.
tras de sangre enviadas de Camuy. To.
das demostraron la existencia de febre
tifoidea.
Los lnspectores de Sanidad local de
San Juan encontraron S5 criaderos de
mosquitoes durante los dias 13 Ia del
cofriente, 81 fueron aceitados, 81 va.
ciados y II destruidos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-09-19
Agentes Generates

Dc s Vaporcs asaantcos espaoles de Pnios lzqucrdo
& Co., de Cadiz
Del famoso Vcrmouth "CNZANO". de Torino
De los renombrados Vinos Roanos, blancos roos dc
las "BODECAS ROJANAS", de Madrid
De Ia Cerveza ngcsa " {" roa marca TENNENT
De los supcriores Aceites de Olivia, marca "TENA" dc
Scvill2
dc otros productos dc Europa, dc gran consume en-
csta lsla
nsroductores escala dncos rccepores de las
exesenes AtETTUNAS SEVLLANAS que vcndemss preciO.
ados envasadas potes especialss cos
edo estanlpAdo d nusSra "lAQUIERDOs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-08-14
eseyReMvxoty,y.l

The lady turned round then too. Y And
she saw Peaty stop right there where
he was and look up at the angorrer
cat, hanging on there, way. up In the
tree. ~ .le 4s-1
Is this your dog2 she asked him, eith her
voice kind Of shaking, as II she wasiscaired
and mad at the same time. - -
Peaty is really afraid of lsdys I don't
know why, but 1 think it is because his
aunt is the only one he knows very well,
and praps be thinks they are all something
ike that Wei, anyway be is, afraid, and
vet Of course he could see, With Peat under
the tree thretening the angorrr cat, and
the lady calling TO him. it wasn't any. time
to show it. 50 he nodded his head. ~ssFtSssll
, The lady hooked down at Peat some
thing as If she was really SCARED to death
Oh him. ~~~gs ~
! Wei, can't you come here and get him
away1 she called to Peaty-. y - -
Peaty went right along across the road
and looked in the gait, but he didn't say
anything, and ran over there ,to help
him. ~ @-~s - e~s%H
1 Come here Peat! / hollered 4
You see I am apt to forget In asdme like
that, about Peats dispersition, and the
way when you want anything speshial, he
is always sure to do just exacklyth oppo-
site. II seems queer for dog TO be like
that, and vet as soon as said, Come here
Peat, why, he settled right down as much
as TO say he was going to stay there all
night if he wanted to. 80 =, @ss~~-@sez
Well, Peaty gave me look as much as
to say that wasn't any way to do, and
then he walked in the yard just httel
ways. - Az-
Go for him, Peat, he said real low, but
the lady under the tree she heard it. - :.
Wy YOU wickid, disgusting littel brutel
she holIered. What are you trying to do
here anyway, with your miserable dog!
You get him away from here this minute,
or III have you both arrested! ~sa, ~a-2 !.
I don't think you can arrest dogs, at
least never heard OF ii, but guess Peaty
thought she really meant il. Anyway he
looked rather pail, and as if he'd got to get
Peat away from that tree, no matter what
happened. SO he went in just q lttel
farther N 4 ks=-sssssesS
Don't you move, Peat, he said in kind