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The Daily Missoulian., 1912-07-28

HERE IS A SNAP. 3s0-AcRE RANCH
on Rock creek. all in nay and grain.
plenty OF good buildings. 80 head OF
stock. machinery. ETC.: $4,000 will
handle II. balance on long time; low
interest on preferred payments: good
water rights and lots of II. Address
w. 8. Hull. Philipsburg. Mont.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-07-28
TIMBER LANDS.
TO TRADE.

WANTED-TO TRADE BRICK FOR
hsavv work hOrsea. Phone 1871.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-07-28

SECONDHAND LUMBER, SUIT
able for barns or stables. Apply
livery barn. East Main street. Geo.
l.. Steinbrenner.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-07-28

MEN FOR FIREMEN AND BRAKE
men on nearby railroads; $50 to 500
monthly; promotion, engineer or
conductor: experience unnecessary:
no strike; age 1886. Many posi-
tions for competent men. Railroad
Employing Headquarters; thousands
OF men sent to positions. State age.
Railway Association. Box /. Mis-
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-07-28
Professional Directory
1. c. BOLTON g
Attorney. a.. Law
y. 4 A. Building.
SOCIETY DIRECTORY.

WoODMEN OF THE WORLD.
CAMP NO. 73--Meets the second ana
fourth Friday nights Of each month.
Odd Fellows hall annex.
JOHN DOLL. G. C..
J. Il. ABBEY. Clerk.
b21 Harris street.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-25

rA.g~ go great thiuFs there srs hrsss
iblngA
Whlff 80 an muai strive So D..
D. ~. ftfs sfa sN sfafirt ~
Ana thr days afs very fs~
nut ln iltT it.ilinE and uuf FiftfinN
80 ~ tsif boz iniut WF tfHfhfls.
Thaf inf tirEil-st sff - tN
u fhs aff n halpinf others
There Or. hsfnss 30 ihH hafiirfNii
aud martyrs ~ ftf rrhf
and uan have dlrd faf frfih
ln ibe aiisufr 90 thf nipNf
ruf Uh shat fiaassnus tNlfs ~
spend
AInnA TIE HBy M rrUfnrr~
When we've isnfnss iha hinHlita sfi
~ lii
10. go ~ helping lthefr
ifFNNY kf'HUtN
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-25

Hllf uf nsd fhts afternoon hf ihr
Duke ~ TUun4ufhf wnn pressing 49,
el.giflr huti0a started thr mathlutrY
u iur tariuus hir huiihlhFa Inf open
lnF Nhsralrss effr Witnessed hi su m
W.Eaf crowd Ihf muHN. Or iNr i.0fts
lnn Nss furnished ng fh, sests gusrss
Rand
lhU ufN DnfNfninrui NuIiilna fust
lps tlsa.Hoa. ans go efnl niNff isfae
sirut lures httr ifen added iu ihf ca Il.
pusltlun since nsf Yraf aud fn. sspo.
sitInn ftarf ,nuttiuH many usU f,tit
urfa tbs eshinfhfr Nil Nani lnue until
---uL.m.--L -n- u --u -L-rL-L----
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-25

iha Nlnnrfl iiHf hatf kindif consented
in Hnfisf fhr United tnsfltiss pnd a.
|afaN auin nuHhi Az hf fssiirri aa this
fuutsfi will undoubtedly hs ihr musical
event nf thf Ffif
Nee Nlnfert iuunifef ini Nnhof
ifiuuifrf NHfH returned from tn "a
tended tlsN Hlfh Relatives iH Ran -
iflfiu and Ntss ii.a
Nr ahD Nra 3 sullivan 80 shbimufe
$50 ne gufsts ~ M tRd WfH John
oailaghef
Miss cora NnFmiun ~ vlrinfla IL iha
guest W Mfs ~ " nudhef
Mr stanley iftnt hos .r'tufnfi fn
hla home ili Niu Aninnin iiNf ilsHH
ant NlaIi with Az add Mrs Y a. tItnh
~ Honor ~ Mise nstts
Mta 4 ~ ififfin Nlli entertain IA
lii|lf. nn WftiNtslts lu homer 20 Ger
eaufln Miss. May neits. a Nurwpik.
tuunttilfel
Dance a cesrtfy ctnb.
NJ tnd Airs " hI iisntin aud Mas
Aluin Rankin uili entertain with "A
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-25

-. Gloria f'aff.a. Hymn No. ~ flrsf
ffff. Hymn Mo $50 Nrfipf are HeadiaH
sesl1 Just fpf Tpdar rrN f'Siireu
Fsfnyn The l4vpFff - flBf iflft'
Rev ~ 81 South Hymn 10. ttt
rernlns- nlNNfafy fsfHol1ef ffaT-
~. Hymn To 1sl l)HerinT Hprnr No
f1f TrffDtiiFs Ns81lnp.
A,llo. ~cDfne. Holy spirit" Miss Der
tfude Case
sermon Rev A n Porssr
Hymn Ne "a. iiaDflefual ssftirF
We rfisnd fffdiAt welcome ~ 81
wse ~ia ~ ~1tfhlp Win ~
e.srsn fssnasiiesi Tsioity Csi~ssh.
IT. fns oefI0an ~ angsitsi i'Asi.'F :
bassss l3Qs Nsetena street
Fsndag $50 a ~ SUNDAY s.bsss
ifiefmsH and FnFi|shi
10 ~ r. seftifs ani srffnaa
Al Germans and German speakifs
rlfixrns and visitor in Corpus ti"i-f'
ave heartily invited
q TIf Wink ESTWiS
I.atsf
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-25
SOME OF IT'S NOTABLE FEATURES

xises,so sifcvank.ru Automatic WA turn nosof
40 mtputss Tres ftem complications Nimpic IpsliNelf
strsstiNe
Electric l'Qhss nrsnlAnt hyed lights etas Tai
lamp ltu,ntnatnd dasn hAtspsinn nlnht wstk
ahou, rar An crsspsci ts handy switch dash
loestseu. Integral with ssle sanhnr electric nrht
tn1 taIulrnnsnt Gives
petaosed system, shc nes cnessn efficient >es rgouesd
pe~o~ Fpurr cfiinaer IN bloe lone stroke New typo
evit -aIiusn9 muliipio Utah rsfclrnr,
srvAt ecs'uenN ~ Nssspa~e, brake lest 81
AZ itVe revolutions SCR minute
opoodsmek&s Clo<k ilumuRea favs Magnetic consirOe
t<nr Jewr,ei hcartas~ Nentsseta ~ hour
E{xht daS krslssx cisck.
Wir&ukield lsain sisttn and ssnsaslnN Not make
ehlet MA M attachment A part ~ ,he hsviy
0ehefs1vrlno ~ inehcs desp niRNc~s development ~
nufp,na< ~ upheistefnr Tutklsh Ivy. srn teshse t<
lsnt Confovsuuls t<epns itAnrn a'Isa lsens shg
f@cyn multi type. coneeas-d snsAaa.
Euau&Aohlp n<n& --latest sypr. tAxht Easi> rer,oves
{H3y& n 31rA f1rk~ usca heAvy ar sypN Extra rim.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-25

Bodies Note Illustration i'eep, oW
aide Ntu ga in the Graceful
liues an anisliu acFns 80 hest s,arh painting ptAr,
ticeH 81 Nala NarDiah and eolor
NNkri ulnNnss VhtoushnNt
osscline rtnh uasiur earr,cd sAnk AZ rear ~ ear
sinpe eao'th~ With two raund pressure herps
snppiN Ia cathpteter either dowa nil
rNsollno uausr sv'assHvele ~aieetss esn.ine rVrA
Wheels kN,sa AItlss, ~ Ten sl~,ks~ fscnt
wheel fen hui fenre elss f~st,e st~kss
Si> hub fiarks h,,lts slS slN'ee hsl.s
Bearings An noicr,sarlnsv thoroughly tested fa,cst
type
Rear Asis Pressed stoel ta adiustahle fun Nsstine
llNe hsnflnaN Heat treated nickgi shans tasls
alesesrmnseA llotu ~hieh ladhaos stulstN and
EcttAt.ahlensss % shc catiFe
s,mpAsss,, rhe HUDSON stauiata ~ slwrlcN u naain
tinvd Esegy dctHli Acssshlr 1rge unnecessary
wslghs An eilmg planea rhefv has
sFcase tho E,cts Wau ac~inns.i
anigkls assa easily aaAHssmhiet Thsnk
nn advance the tbs ttNt<s.N ghs
Hsav shs Var with ieee less parts"
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-25

IffFaF1ifsH - rnsf ~ value. eFery
Summer ffni and FiDsef must ~ rlosesi
Dilf during he week commencing ApF
Hai - The mes fail fDssis sfe affl4 :
IND dnilI sn1 ! must mas" f,."in ~
them Mss H ~ glafk. ca Mesquite
street s1ssit
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-25
CORPUS CHRISTI SOCIETY
Continued from r'ose p9uesl


Cibs' avppsr
MIR. W ~ rperhAfi wis ihs hostess
~ The fpfiKl4hglY lsihf sulIef on ftidhY
~ fhe l,dKe ffumH un rNarntral " A
~, lodge fnpmr ~ thApiftni street A
driiriuf NitktfHn euntsrf VIA served on
the fnof Following The supper, Do.
Sis~aehst Nnh Mr Wa norf WN. -.
Keyed ihh affair w,fs Nh and Mfg ~
Il Nvnskaft Me- and Mla = =, Grain,
~. IT'D Mrs, nrnfnr tps. Nf ana AIS.
! " q. WHITE Nj and Mis- James W.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-25

SAN FHANgIsCo. cai., Aus az
tbs United Sflfra naval soiliff ir =.
int ltftnHi vessel over huiif nn the i'A-
HIfi IHtHf uHf launched IHttf Hf the
Mare Island navy yard vhe luritrf ~
..f I..i .HnH fut aII hItH iisplt nr
uifnf ~ .p sHH toms fhH vessel vas
lHrIatfnrd ht Airs ThmutF = Nuhm.
" .fe ~ Commander Thomas q kuhu
naval CONSERVATION uhn hHa bad charge
IL fh4 atfIitiur ~ fnf ahlp
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-25

n" 'NfNN HIi IT. woe hN'tN NNiNt fNt -
Sew ~ dee lHf cadets sho are Effhfr
nN hfnf fn.H ErEiana Australia. Can
tdA Hnl either parts ~ The empire.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-25

A ffe-i ,na ne~ lln. ~ Iilsh4. : "a 49,
sei'a fDlisf preparations si New 'ftf
II,ss store a7-4t
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-25
LATE MARKET REPORTS
Cotton FEATURES Closed s,sady sisis
cod ehesp STEADY Hogs
NiQksf

tiF ths kssfn. itfud press
Cotton
Nrw fHii FAM f.a Aus - Dui
ton fixtures closed steady Ia IL noe ~
yanss ~ nna polni
The si,.If paftef 80 tpdtt'H close was
steady aud unchanged Yf.F Fs4isfdhf' b.
oiuae
li.sstock
4 KANSAS CRY Sic. Aus ~ The
afrats asliinF O. auu iu iu.
Hogs Hrfr Utnfe hlFnHr. uHh
hrsfiFs sslnnF tf1tuh4t
The sheep nalh-l as steady tpdai
REUNION 90 SCOTTlsH CLAN
uftANsVW Aus ~ nisiurir lluart
Castle hnsVn ia ill fisiiufr tu fhs lisr
30 Mail wHs ihe scene today of ihs fIf q
National gathering neld if sul s II iHh
family since tftt % ans ffuul fn
- mo Clan Narlran ~ eEhh rninnff
Hr fitGFnY Donald Nasisan. tart lH
fhn Hereditary head The Ma lean fam
vs. 10 represented in 40 parts 90 49,
Nufii ami IL sAld tn nnnilnf nui lrsa
thbn 2a zoe members in the Knitted
States ana raahna mi Aiitn MAfican.
v hn held 9neiiec against inr American
flfrer ~ Montgomery ana AruolH WIS
member ~ tho rian 49, WAS also cod.
nusl Allan Narlrsb 20 nsliware. Who
fHuKai Nailtpiiy un 900 side ~ tho
Americans la The revelation
OPENED ~ GOVERNOR GENERAL.
INfttN re- ftuf Au4 ~ IHa "a
madam NltIautI ftthihltIDf a4a ~
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-25

Mrs. i.sDfs H~smar ~ DfeenrHl~
worthy grand waffDn ~ the tasfrfn
Star - TsKae sa1 Mrs rebinE0n. dep
ufT - ths fffh district. spent THURSDAY
sud fflday IN the giiy ~ Huesis q Mr.
q ~ Moody Dsleassss fran len fhey 3
fsfs ~ This yffinlfy enls1sa The . l.ssDin
~ .nnffuftinh Htlfh sets hid On
Thursday Hud FRIDAY mornings
A asliclpns innf hem complimentary
30 fbf visitors 49, Given "A the Cafe
terra ~ Friday followed ~ delight T.
fni sniaf6Htlis ride pssf ~ fi'y.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-25

sterling silver IL displayed 10 eHf
window The hfamms. sif hssyuils
street ~ ~
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-25

Bridge Party.
Mr. ksrFff nrCuliouEh viii enter
tain Al bridge 90 Tuesday afternoon ~
the Cnurfrp cfgS. fonsN iiDgentafT ~ her
guests Nrs ffsl Msr.uilOnsh ah1 Mrs.
Tom Mccullough "a Naeo. ana hisf
Wlef - lsunsfon
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-25
CHURCH SERVICES
WHERE TO WORSHIP TODAY
~ Corpus chfisri

SUNDAY athfinl a. 60
A hshdsums neu oipfk siil tell go,
faniuffuw shsfhef fnu sfo on Time
come ssfiy snb hrip uH ron uuf rssf
discs Go The minute
Preaching neftlft II 90 d. uI Hef
mon Nd she pHsiuf
ihH fH.if wlu aipH iwu anthems
Ht.ufl. We iissaaNh Thee and i.ik,
80 Isther t'ilsfh It's rhlihffu
Evening Hrftlfs ttt D. CO., 1h'
tNiIf Nil siug Ht0l Ds Nsrflf4l l'n'
as We" isdifs quartet. sud chorus
preaching hf fhs pasfNT Members ~
0DiNed 4f finrs - services
q rufiiai limitation fn 800 friends suf
sffangtfa fENNY AIHIfH.
lHaaf..E
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-25

grimm ~. ami MfH q y Womssh
ar ana Als "a -. Cock 81 suA Afa
aud Mfa charles ffufnllh. Nf and
Mrs. Leland lfnNHr MfH. iiuhiuaun
fNefifeFatl Misses iuhuann fNtNnf
Maud tunyus tran AniuulOl. hfiiUh
f'llH Turns N4fY neffH Frances
WHITE. Thfhna Afesff Woodbridge
MeHHfa flnis and Nam Nlfaat lnhs
rDn way. rufe. White tNan Nniunl.,t
NHurhan, llnhf Affh.f. DliflaNfi
llsuf1, lifaalef. Nlasghor
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-25
labor pay cenesr,

The muslf lowers ~ Corpus 'hfiail
arc lNuhiuF forward in the fumlns ~
iHu Hest hufcN Manner hnf 10 Nnn
Aninnip with HffRi hrai ~ pleasure
TNrif eHtnsit viii lH altfn un lsihpi
nHt Hlitfruun Nh ihr auditorium ~ ihI
Utah Ntluui Tho iifhNla afs nnt dnl
ii sf3 thp affslf o. o. thr benefit ~
the United Charities iNr prHNfam hts
one lncal numbnt 0lll 81 iTanu suia
~ AIRS "a "A ileh"i
Tho pui,lir ranhni snnfslVr ~ ihs
NundrffHi wurA tnti ihn Hllsd Chafi
tor b ACCOMPLISHING Ihl lM.InInll nl
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-25

No Car you can get today. regardless of price
that are offered in the "37'
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-25
HtUsiOH OF scorrlsa CLAN

OPENED ~ GOVERNOR GENERAL.
TORONTO. 'nt Aus ~ The -
nRultu MIflnutI ffthiHltIDt ,Nta ~
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-25

81 and Mrs " 81 nanbin and Misa
Alma Rankin uiii nnisfaln with a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-10-20
SAY CHECK WAS BAD.
Police Arrest Charles N. Howard
for Alleged Fraud.

Charles n. Howard, formerly employed
as salesman for the Star Safety Razor
Company, is at the first precinct police
station, under arrest charged with having
passed q check for $50 at the Raleigh
Hotel. The check, Howard stated, was
given him by the Manhattan Cutlery
Company Of New York and was drawn
on the Corn Exchange Bank &c New
York city.
Inspector Boardman received word from
New York last night that the check was
worthless, the Manhattan Cutlery Com
pany, it is stated, having no account at
the bank.
1.-The company gave me the check" the
prisoner insisted, "but l suppose they
will not pay it"
A message was received from the Gin
cinnati police department asking the po-
lice here to hold Howard for them. 1t is
charged in that city, the message stated,
that he passed a worthless check at the
Havlin Hotel.
Howard told the police that he sent the
$50 he got at the Raleigh to his wife in
New York, and Detective Simpson of the
first precinct, who arrested him, said he
found the receipts for the money order in
his pocket
II am willing to go to Cincinnati and
face the music,'' Howard is reported to
have told Inspector Boardman, but the
police official says he will not surrender
him until the check transaction in this
city is disposed Of.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-10-20
TYPH0ON VICTIMS AIDED
Supplies Taken to Residents
of Leyte Coast and Cebu
in Philippines.

MANILA. October 19.-NeWton w Gill
bert, vice governor of the Philippines,
and Sergio Osmena. speaker of the Philip
pine assembly, left today on the cruise,
Cincinnati to visit the typhOOn- stricken
districts and supervise the distribution OF
relief
The number of deaths recorded is
gradually increasing, but as details are
coming in slowly the exact total has not
been ascertained
1t is known that ten coasting steamers
have been lost.
A series of tidal waves have inundated
the coast of Leyte, and one has done con-
siderable damage in Cebu
Casualties Estimated at 400.
The typhOon which passed over the
Philippines resulted in casualties esti-
mated at 400 in the island and city of
Cebu alone, according to a dispatch re-
ceived yesterday at the bureau of insular
affairs.
1t was reported that various vessels
were sunk in the harbOr, hundreds OF
small craft were driven ashore by a
tidal wave and that possibly One-half of
the 100000 people on the island had been
rendered homeless.
Admiral Nicholson reported to the Navy
Department that he ordered the cruiser
Cincinnati to proceed at once to Cebu, SO
as to establish wireless cOmmunica ton.
Acting Gov Gen. Gilbert Immediately dis
patched a coast guard vessel with ply
sicians. nurses. Hospital Corps men and
food, to be followed tonight by a mer-
chant vessel with tentage and additional
food supplies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-10-20
Saving on Potatoes.
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been report
ed to the health office:
Frances Webb, IS years, 1872 II street
northwest.
Charles W. Mahon. 80 years, George
town University Hospital.
Mary E. Hefiin, n years, 1923 Wiscon-
sin avenue northwest.
Philip O'Rourke, AZ years, Government
Hospital for the Insane.
Robert Ross, so years, 1907 E street
southeast.
Isaac F. Lee, AZ years, 916 street
northwest. 80
Weldon B. Hepburn, 60 years. the Wyo-
ming apartments.
Mortimer True, 50 years. tuberculosis
Hospital.
Edward H. Keyser, 1 month, no Ana
costa avenue, Benning, d. c.
Bertha NJ. Hill, 3 months, IS Defrees
street northwest.
Katie Barrett, / month, 1918 It'll street
southwest.
Gladys Jackson, month, Freedman's
Hospital.
Teresa A. Brown, "a days. Broad Branch
road, d. G.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-10-20
Births Reported.

The following births have been report
ed to the health Office:
Robert A. and Blanche G. Walker. girl
James o. and Retha NJ. Smith, girl.
Charles A. and Annie N. Schofield. girl
Abraham and Eige Sober. boy.
John and Nettie Sandduers, boy.
Ellie G. and Grace N. Macleod. boy.
William l.. and Edna Lane. boy.
Charles and Christina Facchina. boy
twins.
Hugh and Edith l. Edwards, girl.
vincenzo ~and Beatrice Chrome. girl.
Felix j. and Clara H. Borlick, boy.
William B. and Cora l. Wade, boy.
William and Mamie L. Manns, girl.
Bankit and Margaret johnson, girl.
Daniel and Mary c.. Cunningham, boy.
Isaac and Cora Boags. girl
Harry and Lizzie Brown, boy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-10-20
Farewell Banquet to Geographers.

Several WashingtonianS attended the
farewell banquet last Friday night at the
Waldorf-Astoria, in New York. given
by the American Geographic Society In
honor of the visiting geographers who
were the society's guests on a tour OF
the United States. The banquet was the
closing affair arranged for the entertain
ment of the visiting foreigners and was
attended by about $50 guests. The Wash
ingtonians present were Herbert Putnam.
librarian Of Congress: N. HI. Dalton of
the geological survey. Gilbert GrosvenOr.
editor of the National Geographic Maya
zine; W. ]. HUMPHREYS Of tho weather
bureau and Rear Admiral Peary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-10-20
STIMSON TO GO HUNTING.
Secretary Of War Confers Short Tim,
With Minnesota Chairman.

ST. PAUL. Mimi, October 19-Secre-
tary of War Henry l.. Stimson arrived in
st. Paul today, consulted for few hours
with the chairman of the republican state
central committee and went to Heron
Lake, Mimi, for a few days hunting.
Mr.. Stimson will deliver an address
here Wednesday night in the interest of
the republican party.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-10-20
WITH THE ROAD SHOW.

Slim Actor-"What is De Ham doing
with the stage money!"
Stout Thespian-"It's so long since
the boarding house missus has seen
money he hopes she may think his pile
% the real thing" ,--..--
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-10-20
sNATCHEs GIRLS PoCKETBooK
Maud Corcoran Says Colored Man
Robbed Her,

While walking near 31st and M streets
northwest shortly after 8 o'clock last
night a colored man snatched a pocket
book from Maud Corcoran. thirteen years
old. of 1892 South street northwest.
The girl told the police of the seventh
precinct that the robber approached from
the rear and grabbed the pocketbook,
which contained a one-dollar bill. before
she could make an 0utcry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-10-20
ROBBERS LOOT SAFE OF 5000.
Make Haul in Hagerstown, Nd,
Cafe in Early Morning.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

special Dispatch TO The Star.
HAGERSTOwN. Md. October 19.- w.
Eugene Landers. who conducts a cafe on
North Jonathan street Hagerstown. re-
ported to the police today that his place
had been entered early this morning and
over $500 stolen from a safe.
According to Landers. the outer Loor
of the safe was opened by some one who
was able to work the combination. and
the door Of the cash drawer in the safe
was then broken open. His cash register.
containing about S. in change. was not
disturbed. The police have not been
able to obtain any clues.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-10-20
Qualifications.
From Lustige Blaetter.

She-They say, lieutenant. that you
would like to marry that daughter of
Backstein. the department store owner.
The Cavalry Lieutenant-Now Just con-
slider a moment: one can't lie to ones
Vivacious we'll sroomed and good ridsr
-passable wife for a regiment But her
father! He Is fit only for the infantry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-10-20

and Embalmer Livery in connection. Comm
dious CHAPEL and modern crematorium. Mode,
prices. 3d. Pa. ave. NV. Telephone eau 1855
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INSTRUCTIONS 70 aAS iSssE1
ross.

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COMMON WEEDS m sAY.
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most essasae2 and troublesome are tAs
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tAe weeds vSn have relatively lgzss
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ssragSle ~ existence wa3cA Is xlv3yx
sens oz = ne meSsoes. VII prove
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eroesA tse sasr method q u rass@3.