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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-15
RING CLEvERNESS
FOR FIGHT IA MS
Mcfarland and Wells Arc Ex-
pectcd TO Put Up Great
Exhibition.

New York, April li-when pacl,y
Mcfarland the wonderful c.bic,.
boxer shakes hands with Matt wcJls.
lightweight champion OF England, in
Madison Square Garden the night Of
april 70 one OF the creates, cxbibi-
LOTS OF clevcrness ring followers hayo
ever seen may be provided Al l.ns,
mat is the general opinion an,o,,o-
sporting men who cnthGsc over t,,n,.s
contests ana pay good money ia "a
them. ~ see
George Mcdonald. Weiss mauarnr
practically assumes all risks Itc a.,
asFeei 10 pay Sie,0U0 cash to Mcf'ar-
ath", Or Ti'oVo round. Ii tile gate
,cccihts amount to $4,000. therefore
Mehs VIII receive $4,000, half of
which hc must hand over 10 packv
while Mcdonald viii reserve 30 no..
cent of tile moving pictures for ia
rhSllSh champion ana himself should
me gate fall below cHpectations-s,,.
S-","cp winch Wells ana Brown draw
II can be figured out That Mclrnri,,1
would get $4,000 just the same Will
ms antagonist would have To be snt-
lshcd with $500 and half tho nic.
lures.
BoNine promoters who hgu. iha,
Mcfarland and Wells viii dra,, s;n
uao or more. point to the fact ~, :
hcfarland is the biggcs: drawing card
IN America, with the possible exccn-
tIoh of Wolgast. Packy is known an
over the civilized world as a phcnom-
ehal boxer. He is a favorite in IInr
lahd. where he practically defeated
freddie Welsh two years ago, al
'housh the referee called the bout a
draw. and Welsh. IL must be remcm :
bcrcd. was fairly heated By Wells in
IA subsequent match for the English
titlc and the trophy Lonrsdnln helt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-15
LOCAL WHIST CLUB
LOSES TONORFOLK

Norfolk, Va. April l4.--rh. Norto1,,
Whist Club yesterday defeated ~.
Richmond club a; twn sn:Ings 49,
noon and evening. Tha margins w.ra
TWO points in the afternoon and scyan
POINTS IN tho evening. Roth teains Ar,
preparing for tho national champion.
emp games 10 bo PLAYED in i;!chmon1
on May 80
Tbs Norfolk team was composed d,
IN" following players: \. " Walden
colonel Saunders, Herman camp. "
H. Hancock, william Edward. nr. II.
X bGPny Charles AGccklns, " q;
EroMn, IN. T. {. Talar-rro rap,nin
Stanworth Vernon Grant. Enfn,
Heath. Ashton Jones Il r. peobI.s
Or Herb"rt Old N bf.wry. (. 1.
fhinips, J j. Burke
The Ricnmcnd ,.am had thc tol
loving members Colonel I"hn MIR
nhy r. r, Giles Nll,n l.yon. Ur. w III
Robinson w. r. Wood Inhn TYLER.
r $. Valentine, G. Q Chppin. u NJ.
ANDERSON 7 y. SPENCER Iohu ADAMS.
y RrockNnhraurh .rnhn Rroeken.
hroush. John c. Knox, II : Ellyson.
II NJ. Cannon
rho Richmond players retained
bono to-day
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-15
.DANV|[LE READY
FOR BIG STRUGGLE
President Gwynn Pleased With
s Outlook for Baseball
iiEsl Season.
tspes.al to The 1,!mes.plsra,sn.l

ia Especial to The 1'imes-D isra,chJ
Danvillo, Va, April l4.--The Danvill,
Baseball team Will be ready for The
struggle when the season opens mex,
Thursday. though it is true that all the
members OF NO team Will not have
games The Danville club VIII npeu
next Thursday With three games
against Newport News with Hack
Grimm's Shp5uilders. and viii return
90 THIS City on Monday, April -. TO
open at home Ia q series with Man
aSer S,ockdaIes LynchhurS aSSroSa-
ton.
Prssidsn, Don Gwynn announces that
years team. mas purchased his own
'rctAse iT.lm the club Hnd That u
satisfactory price was paid the local
IuaGnases by the player Tor hts free
~ considered sat siaCtory, as this
would have been his last season with
the locals in any event, and as he
did not desire 10 play here, il would
have been unwisc 10 coorce him into
doing 50.
h Tho local club president is very
well pleased with the outlook for the
season. and is especially pleased that
7 IL has cost something ike $500 less 10
get the team together this season than
last. or course. some changes Will
DO made In the lineup, rs tho men in
prospect arrive here. 1t is hoped that
ono or moro of the men expected VIII
reach the City in time Tor In. omen.
Ing OF She league With Schruder. a
Southern Lenguer, Tor third haseman,
and probably Mayberr? Tor shortstop,
ne1d ho.h rs ba,tinp and n G ,,aidi nv
orTAnizniion. trhr nnina Of INC rn,y
,bSra ba44,nan nromisnS tho ,nanarc.
MN, IS noi wat nositfvrrv knnwn ,s
a. has moi bc.f dciermincd which niov.
er tho Southern league nnnnrnr yin
lot "a E,ither or. is n desiraSIn man
Gowcvcr mud hnth mated above 9nn
las, season.
:. ~
may oe lhhI hur"y NJ tniFo VIII
sh"w such iorln Win me pa' az TO
NaIrant ne ie ,,s!s,' tisS neluiIB
FORM nus 'dN tu'H iNiir esstu the man
ths Wnw YORK Nationals wha,, hnre re-,
contiv
IN me p,u .1!, ore" Inc .eaH VIII
ntas' oui WIN So's"n, pussesL bEpn
ti'a hNoIali ot Mho'h are eNperl
SucI n.eu. -. on snowca e8C ;s lorm
IN lHuuI SUI ka'he ~ WINSTON an"
IS p.aStlea.iH sure o. felsnuoh II he
.I eo Dc ~ .os, % ~ Ea.,us.
$50. GUNS ~ "oIe ,nam ." re-,
I'M 20 W" .,i oa t NE sn,ltcs VIC
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ihHEhToN Hunt tIIu
MEMBERS HIDE FAST mac
Isaeninl ID .rhc ri1nns .l1i.,...n1

!'I'VIH! Z" NTImos-DisV atcn
IL shure Va. April ii.-Ths mo,,
"eLS ~ the WarEenton Hunt cluh rode
'aSt DRAG AZ Warrcnton on the of-
i'fhooa of Tuesday. with tie nicer a,
Teton iitll ana.n hrililant nnish ovrr
t.'.r nS piAnk fences at the estate
~ O. i Tnmpkins. The course lay
"sor ilr Lection. lihincO -rs. Ashetou
anu Elcnhernic farms.
.H"nE lhoso riding were VI. l.. ana
smith. whips; william. wnhnr
,sH r. ~ l;ussfll, .lr,. Mrs James X.
,,"n" ~, Miss y, Gordon Sion. and
, MiF' T. Evans Miss I Camden Sptil.
MN ehief'hiaed a. EIway Hall al !:
."iSe tca alter ne run 70 Tho riders
and uunibcr OF guests.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-15
CHICAGO LOSES
LAST OF SERIES
Walsh Holds st. Louis to Four
Hits, but Can't Win
Game.
DETROIT BEATS CLEVELAND
Louden's Catch in Seventh In
ming Turns Trick for
Tigers.
DETROIT BEATS CLEVELAND

Chicago, April 14.-Although Walsh
held st. Louis to four hits to-day,
Chicago lost the Anal game of the
opening series. to /. 81. Louis scored
three runs In tho third on Hallnan's
double. g helder's choice. base on
balls and StovalrB drive to centre
The visitors counted again In tho
fourth. when Walsh made two errors
trying to cntch Compton of base.
Chicago made It's only run in tho sew
enth. when Bodic singled and scored
on Zeider's double. Score:
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TODAY

LOOKS made to oruer. This, MS every
hanitue OF tho theatre knows, Is the
highest praise. The irish, indian, Hun
sarihn. Tarantella and Gondolicr bal
.sts VIII appear in characteristic ma
tional dress.
TWO hundred pcrformers-co,n,
them--will take part The YOUNGEST
performer IS four years old, and brinrs
up the rear of the Teddy Bear dance.
inc Oldest performer is much Older
inc Initial performance is tonight.
ahd inc spectacle will be repeated
tuesday and Wednesday evenings and
Wednesday matinee.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-15
l0UDEN's CATCH WINS GAME

Cleveland, O., April 14-London.s
catch OF line drive OF Turner's b;,,
IN the serenth Eavc Detroi, tho vic
'orE. Cl"rcland had runners on third
ana second, with ono out. when Tur
ncr drive went Into I>ouden's hands
netroit scored its only run on Olson'g
error and Crawford's thrco bnse hit.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-15
PITTSBURGH CAN'T
/ STOP CINCINNATI
Pirates Use -Four Pitchers in
Effort to Check
Onslaught.
TRIPLE WITH BASES FULL
Esmond's Long Drive i'll Seventh
Inning Feature of
Game.

Cincinnati, April 14.-Pittsburgf
used -FOUR pitchers in an effort to stop
CINCINNATI to-day, but failed. and the
locals won, II to a. Esmonds triple
with tho bases fun In the seventh
featured the contest. Pittsburgh play
Cd poorly In the held while Cincin-
natl performed faultlessly. The hit
ting was heavy all during the game
Score:
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ST. LOUIS WINS IN TWELFTH

st, Louis. April l+.-Sinrles by IIo-
hctchy, Mowrey and IIausc- in the
twelfth Inning after one was OUT gave
ST. Louis the first game Of the opcn.
ihs series with Chicago this after
noon. score to :. The visitors had
the bases filled in tho eleventh. with
none out. but fast fielding kept tbcm
from scoring. Score:
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nIacItstonc Dcfents Keulr,dvc

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
B!nckstopa, Va. April 1.-THE RInckstc,a
iien school defeated Kcnbrldsc liirh
Srhool Yesterday 10 to .. The gnmo
WE called NJ end OF the eighth inning on
hceohnt OF rain.
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Cleveland.

= r.,.'..s' Hu"- '"h"' Ihrcs-bSse hit-
,SWtofo, stolen hase-Bush Double play5
,unassistcdl: Bush TO Gain.r len on
bases Cicy"lard :; Detroit. s. FRS, bats
eh naHs-oT kalor 2: of Cavington
TmHck oni-by khicT. /: by Covington
IN by nitcher-By Kaicr > cobb nsIc.
haniS); BY Cov.rIton. Golsonp rino a.,
zane ~" Tmr!rcs. Dlnccn and Pc-rire
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-15
SOUTHERN LEAGUE

~ memphis Memphis 4 Nashville
Leans, rain. =
~ Mon'eonery- Montgomery, >.
"Irminghain T.
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Anicaso ..........-.......o o II % 100 o OF
summary: Runs-Konctchy i2l, Mow.ey
b!sh. salice. Ercrs. schultz. Lennon, Tlri;-
zimmerman. Ellis. sacrifice h!ts--Hue gins
!.thnoS Willie. Sacrifice ny--Bliss. Stolen
eases-hvans, Shcckard. Evcrs Double
pays, honctchy to Rliss; fiauSer to Hug
Gins: Brown to Tinker to Zimmerman. HIN.
gins to Ronetchy; Holman TO Archer 10
EVers; Mowrcy to Bliss TO Konetchy Left
on hases-St. Louis. 70: Chicago l. First
case on bnlls-Om Brown, &: off Sallcc I
struck out-By Brown. q by Snllee &
rhssed hali-'iiss Time Of game, o:i5
umpires, tombstone and Eason
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Score by Innings n
on LOUISE. t.................o % oo'-4
SnlchSo .'................,.....oc n0o1o o--,l
summary; Runs-1Shotten. Compton, Hal
linan. Krichcli. Bodic. Two.pase bits-Uai
imam. Hogan -. Zsidcr. sacrincc hi,-Ho-
gan. stolen bases-shottr,n.. Heider Double
riaE-hndic to Block. Left on eascs-st
On Walsh, q: off Baumsar;ncr 2 struck
ont-BE Walsh. I: BY BauinEartnrr : rtmr
o. game. l:tS. Empires. Egan and Evan.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-15

'Baitcd for CRmnitz In Attn.
fRnttcd for Robinson In ninth.
tSattcd for Suggs In seventh.
Score by innings: r.
Pittsburgh ...............-..oo ot2l so o. I
Cincinnati ...................? COL 65'-tl
summary: Runs-Ryrne (a). Carey t2l.
Mccarthy Gibson. Ecscher (3), Bates or
HohlitzeI tcD. Marsans ~. phcinn, Esmoud
Two-basc hits--.Marsans. Mclean Ryrnc,
Carey Three hase hits--IIublltzci, Esmond.
Sacrifice hits-Bates. Gibson. Stolen bases
E2a', Donlin. Sacrifice nles-Phclan. WaE-
hor C2). Left on bascs-PittshurEh, 8: Gin
cinnat 3. H!ts-OT Camnitz. In ! innings:
off lciheld In innings (none out In Sow
enthl: off Gardner. 3 In / inning: off Rob
inson, In inning: of SuRss. 10 In In
nines; on Kccfc, In . inuIngs Firs; base
on halis-on Gardner. /: of Su=Es. .
Struck ont-By Camni,z /; hv Surrs !. nv
Hcetc, l. Time of game. 2:o2. Umpircs,
Owens and brennan
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-15
DAY IN THE BIG LEAGUES
NATIONAL

80 NATIONAL.
Sincinhati, II: Pittsburgh, :.
Chicaso, d; st. Louis. S (tweivn In
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-04-15
FordMOtor Cars

Simple. Durable. Dependable.
Equipped. $500 and $3.50. f. o. b. De-
FORD AUTO CO.. 1920 w. broad.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

At Columbus-Columbus. 5; Nil
waukee, 4.
At Observation-Disclosures. ;;
Minneapolis. IL.
At .ouisville-Louisvlllc, 2; st.
Paul. o.
AT Toledo-Toledo, Q, Kansas City,
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Chicago,
Totals ~ 81 % Totals
by innings:

'lSaiia GARNER. pitcher.
f3Htt.d for Mntt!ck in seventh.
t3atted for TannchiIl In ninth.
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Totals IA Il So IN u Total. 90 10 "a II o
One out when winning run was scored
Score hr npIp
The Prescott daily news., 1912-05-10
CHAPTER xL.
A Hero In Spite of HlmseIf,

A Hero in Spite of Himself
 Passion sent Mallory into the un- equal fight with two armed and des- perate outlaws. But reason had planned the way. He had been study ing the robber all the time. as if the villain were war.map. studying his gestures, his way of turning. and how he held the revolver. He had noted that the man. as he trisked the pas sengers, did not keep his finger on the trigger. but on the guard.
 Mar1orie's little battle threw the desperate off his balance a trine, as he recovered, Mallory struck him. and swept him on over against the back Of seat. At the same instant, Mal- lory's right hand went like lightning
The Prescott daily news., 1912-05-10
CHAPTER xxxIx,
Wolves In tho Fold.

Mallory's heart sank to it's usual depth, but Marjorie had another of her inspirations. She startled every body by suddenly beckoning and call ing: Excuse me, MT. Robber Come here, please"
 The curious gallant edged her way. keeping a sharp watch along the line: What d'you want?'
 Marjorie leaned nearer, and spoke in low tone with an amiable smile: That lady who wanted to kiss you has bracelet up her sleeve"
 The robber stared across his mask,
The Prescott daily news., 1912-05-10

don't, don't take that! It's my we'd ding ring"
 "Agh, ewhat do I care," the ruf,ian snarled, and wrenched her finger so viciously that she gave a little cry Of pain.
 That broke Mallory's heart With a wild, believing, Damn you!" he hurled himself at the man, with only his bare hands for weapons.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-05-10

to inc trigger guard, and gripp.u fnrers In a wise of steel, Vnlls, s, drove the mans elbow back 's 2, his side. Mallory's left nun. <. while flung around his eneh, .,., < and gave him a spinning laii 'D n his left hand out for baian'o. ,d across the back of the seat ans ,a | lory pinioned 1t with elbow anu before 1t could escape
The Prescott daily news., 1912-05-10
Gro be Continuea'
MILK POWDER

In reducing milk to povu.., 5, .I ented Swiss process evap0fa.. \ s5 per cent. of the water q peraturs of 50 to 60 desres s..,na' ', milk is then exposed four s ..,.Ie1 a layer of an eighth to , s.Sss hs, m inch in depth on a sulls1h ', hesl to 1o5 degrees The secula Y tbs
 removes 9 or 10 per cent ol a,.al3 uS maining water, and the ,.sr;ls milk power is not @ly ',,.tsd
 4I
The Prescott daily news., 1912-05-10

CHAPTER I-Lieut, Harry Mallory ls ordered to the. Philippines. He and Mar jorie Newton decide to elope, but wreck of taxicab prevents their seeing minister on the way to the train.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-05-10

CHAPTER U.-Transcontfnental train IS taking on passengers. Porter has lively time with an Englishman and Ira Lathrop, a Yankee business man.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-05-10

CHAPTER III.-The elopers have an exciting time getting to the train.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-06-01
RURAL CARRIERS MEET
IN ANNUAL CONVENTION

STANDISH, Mich, May 3l.-Tht
Northeastern Michigan Rural Car
,!ers' convention met at Prescott
yesterday, with about so carriers and
posunasters in attendance. Topics
were discussed by School Commits
sloiier Campbell, OF Tosco county, and
Postmaster w. M. Price, OF White
more.
Standish was selected for the next
meeting in 1913 Charles Jones, Of
Sterling, and A. Mcmillan, OF Pres
colt, We're chosen delegates to the
state meeting at Pontiac, in July. Fol
lowing are the new officers: Presi
dent, A. ID. Elwell, Standish; vice
president, Charles Jones, Sterling;
secretary and Treasurer, NJ F. Park
er. Stdndish.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-06-01

grees In the city ordinance. Council
men who favor the measure, say ttat
this temperature can be maintainsd
with ordinary we'll water as the cool
ing agency. Health Commissioner
Young said that the Pasteurizatlon
which was required of milk coming
from uncertified farms. is not expea-
sive enough TO warrant an increase In
the price TO the consumer.
But the big dealers have SAID that
II the ordinance passes. It will make
an increase necessary. Aid. Nance.
father OF the ordinance. said no in
crease in, price would be necessary,
and he is studying the situation SO
that II the price is boosted. ne de-
clared, he will be able TO put his finger
on the agency responsible for the
boost.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-06-01
CHICAGO GIRL GOES TO
ALASKAN WILDS TO WE'D

TACOMA. Wash. May 31.-Miss
Augusta Caroline Koeneke, OF Chi
cago, journeyed alone into the heart
of Alaska and, at Fairbanks, welded
her fiance, Jay Dudley Clark, owner
of general merchandise store at Es-
ter Greek. one of the gold-bearing
streams Of Tacoma Valley. The we'd
ding took place at the Presbyterian
parsonage. An elaborate wedding sup
Per followed at Fairbanks finest
cafe. Clark and his bride met In Chi
cago two years ago.
Mss Koeneke went from Chicago
by rail- TO Puget Sound. by steamship
TO Cordova, by rail TO Chitina and by
stage to Fairbanks At Twenty-Mile
Roadhouse she was met by Clark.
After leaving the train zoo miles
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-06-01
PRICE OF MILK is
TO SOAR IN CHICAGO

CHICAGO. May sl.-The cost OF
living In Chicago-already the subject
OF much discussion, is about 10 re.
ceiye another boost. This time II Is
the price OF milk. That commodity,
II was learned today, is about 10 cost
one cent more by the quart. The price
now Is eight cents, one cent under
that OF New York, where most OF the
milk supply OF the city is hauled be-
tween 800 and 400 miles.
Pending before the city council is an
ordinance which provides some -tegu-
lations for the milk dealers. It's OBJ
tect Is TO compel pure milk In the
city and IL has been drawn with a
view to prevent any extra expense to
the dairy farmer. The required tenn
perature for milk is fixed at S. de-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-06-01
GERMAN WARSHIPS ON
VISIT TO UNITED STATES

NORFOLK, Va, May S1.-The Ger
man warships which are to visit
Hampton Roads and then proceed to
New York passed in the Virginia
Capes yesterday, and dropped anchor
in Lynnhaven bay. to remain short
time, when they will be escorted by
American battleships to Fort Monroe.
The German squadron, composed of
the powerful Moltke and the cruisers
StettIn and Bremen, was conveyed In
by four American torpedo boat de-
stroyers, which anchored with the
Germans to await the arrival Of the
larger escort ships from HAMPTON
Roads. From Fort Monroe TIE off,
GERS OF the German fleet will proceed
to washington
Five hundred OF tire German sea-
men will be entertained In Norfolk.
Sob Printing Done Right. Times
PRINTING Co. is John R.nE
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-06-01
FOR HAULING MA-IN-LAW
TO AND FROM CHURCH. 500

BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,. May 31-Aft-
er Mrs. Nora Meyers, of Grant PARK.
kankakee county, died, the admins.
traitor In settling up the estate found
note given to her by Henry Molthan,
Ter son-in-law, for 500. When de.
mand was made for payment Molthan
put In claim for a like amount
against the estate.
Molthan recited that he had escort.
ed Mrs. Meyers to church on numer.
Gus occasions and had been Obliged
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psis "s CO.. Is John R-st
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no clean.

When the perforations IN a perco-
lator become clogged, the coffee re-
quires more time to cook and 10 apt
to be muddy-looking. Use teaspoon
full Of oxalic acid crystals to pint
OF water. and let Il percolate about
20 minutes. Then clean with stiiK
brush. Lye or any gritty substances
cannot be used on aluminium.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-06-01

Hubby. you promised me q hand
some spring dress"
Il know ! did. but FIRST let's see n
We are going to have q spring" -
Louisville Courier-Journal.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-06-01

Got Instructions.

Speaking of etiquette, did you send
the half crown for those advertised
instructions on What to do a.
table?'"
yes"
"And what did you get?"
"A slip with one word printed on
It: Eat"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-06-01

from cordoya she journsyed by slsdxe
for 600 miles to Ester Greek. f,
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Job Printing Done Right. Time'
Printing Co, IS John R.-st
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Job Printing Done Right. Times
Printing Co.. IL John R.-st
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10 exert great physical effort in the
way OF hitehing up the team and pro-
ceeding for several miles to the meet
ing house and back. For this he puts
in a bill for 800
The case will be heard in the cir
cult court.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-06-01

Job Printing Done Raxkf. Timss
Printing Co.. Is John R-st
Arizona republican., 1912-05-12
STARS IN APRIL.

NJ this time of the year, when the clustering winds of the early spring sweep the feeting clouds away and seem to polish anew every bright jewel uf the heavens. We are particu- hrIy fortunate in the brilliant display in the starry realms above us. says the Christian Herald. As if spread for our inspection by some mighty j,WI.r the most gorgeous of the stars are now seen: here d pure white diamond. there q beautiful ruby. and beyond splendid opal For it is only during these evenings that we arc permitted To n or the first mag mtude" stars at one time
 Rare jewels they are. notwfthstand- ing the uubecomiug names of the con steIIarons in which they are set. It would seem that the aucients. who are responsible for the fauciful names the consultations are burdcucd with. went far afield in their efforts While The marvellous beauty or these jewels of -idereal space is apparent to all. il is difficult to find appropriate req son for such monstrous names as The Ora son.' -Scorpio." The Great Bear" The Great Lion and The Fishes"