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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-03-02

WANTED Halfway Mail Clerks,
w 5000 mouth. Short hours Rapid
promotion, Work very interesting j.;
you. travel continually. Every, SECOND
week OF duty at full pay. No "iaFU'ls.
Position, yuItrs for life. Alexandria cs :
anIiuatiUns May 18th. Thousand 2t ap-
pointmcnt coming. Common cd'i'ic;i-
Lion sufficient. "PuIl' unnecessary:
CITY and county residents have same
clrauco OF appointment. Candidates
prepared free. Write for sample Ines.
lions and1llrgc illustrate hook giving
duties rntl full particulars. Frautllin
Institute. Dept 1Ul NJ; Rochester, N. 7.
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wsfEs; but oiit In this residential sec
ton no attack was being made on the
drifts.
Hester turned frera the si6s street
!6to 4 Eids avenue, lined on each side
by hrownstone mansions. Here she
found the walking betterJ and SILVER
ing, GREATNESS, she sped on her way.
'If It only wasn't SO far" she SAID
to herself, desperately. She stopped
for 1 moment to fasten her coat more
closely about her. 4 red Limousine
stood at the curbstone and a chauf-
feur lii q fur cape and gloves waited
for the man who was descending the
steps of an imposing mansion.
Hester gave one look from man to
master, then fed. stumbling, sasping
at vas Rex" she said to her heart,
wildly. 20, he mustn't see me. He
e1usn't see me-
But he had seen her. Hester!
Hester!" he was calling.
She would not turn back. She felt
consumed with shame that he should
see her thus.
But he was beside her, eager, e1-
postulatins.
Hester, dear girl he said, with
h!s hand on her arm, and she stopped
and turned to him. and when she saw
the frankly adoring look in his eyes
she broke down and cried.
gor poor little thing, you poor lit
lie thing" he said. "At last / have
found you
He made her lean on his arm.
I'm going TO take you home, saiG
Rex, briefly, but first we've got to
get something to warm yon up.
cau:t invite you in there with nod
q bin head toward the house, be
.arss it's mans club. But there
. tea room al the corner"
Hester ate little. 1t was enough FOR
her to bask in the comfort Of Rex
presence, and the color came back to
her cheeks and the light into her eyes,
as he talked 10 her.
give hunted everywhere for you.
he said. Nobody seemed TO know
your address. They told me you were
In New York and that was all.
81 wouldn't let any one know" said
Hester. Il told her 10 tell yon.
Vera" be asked. and az she nod
ded she saw his eyes grow hard, but 1t
was not until long after that ne told
her that her trusted school friend had
tried to win him for herself, and that
she had withheld the address OF his
former sweetheart.
Kind Mrs: Adams, deep In the n1ys'
tcries of Fridays cleaning, was start
led By the sound Of An automobile
horn at, the front door.
Hester CAME in beaming.
"Its Rex" she said, "and, Rex, This
/ Is dear Mrs. Adams. She has been
so kind to me-
It was a wonderful talk that fol
lowed. Rex insisted that tired, eco
nomical Mrs. Adams should give mp
her poor old lodging house and come
and be housekeeper for himself and
Hester. He intended to buy a biz
country place, he said, and there
would be many servants to manage
Did Mrs. Adams think she could?
And Mrs. Adams wcpt tears or Joy
81 told YOU you slonld he queen,
| Rex said 10 Hester that night. "anc
while I can't give ron a. real throne
dearest. you shall reign in my heart
forever"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-03-02

NOTICE-AIl PERSONS having cEalris
~ against J. Walter Hughes; tra'iuT
as Jamcs b. Hughes ii Son. VIII prescott
them property authenticatcd 1T once 10
the Undersigned trustee. rIndrra cerla"i
deed ofassi.nuIcui tlniy Of record III the
Clerks Office Of The City Ut AlcX1ntlr:a
VirSinia. And Ill PERSONS 'Ddcbtc'i to
said J. Walter Hughes, trldius ~ James
u, Hughes e Son. will please, settle such
Indebtedness with said TRUSTEE III once
6. WASuINGvUN LEWIS.
Ipi,.u 1ot Trustee.
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When and. Where
Alexandra Gazette
Winners Will Go,

SCR Hotel. Cooks Office. s" Buchah-
an street,. Glasgow is large ana
important commercial city, the thiru
CITY in Great Britain in populations
Among its sights are the line l-'h
century cathedral. with interesting
crypt. Leave Monday morning oE
convenient train lUr Edinburgh SHo-
tcl COckburn}.
Monday. July 80.
TO be spent in Edinburgh. Dur
ing the stay carriage drives Will De
taken. visiting the various places OF
interest, Cooks Offices. 81 Princess
Street. and Booking Hall. Wavefly
StationI. Edinburgh. known as the
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ThhrstIay, July II, 1912.

Leave .NlCNanuria TOT AUHtTedI.
Pullman and dining car service.
Saturday. july IL.
Sail from Montreal by Allen line
Steamship "Scotian." The st. Law
renee route to Europe oilers the
great advantage of travelling for the
first three days Of the voyage the
placid waters and magnificent seen
CRY of the noble ST. Lawrence river.
considerably reducing the time spent
on the open ocean.
SCOTLAND.
Sunday, July Fl.
Due to arrive at Glasgow Wind
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Sounds Plausible.

'Why do You suppose our ancestors
had those strocious dasuerreotypes
taken"
or suppose to prove that they might
rave been worse lookin: than they
;eally we're.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-03-02
Too Much.

willis-What Was the cause Of his
death?
Gillis-The docssrs said it was an
excess Of pure joy. He had Just
shaved himself with a razor that
made his face feel like the advertise
ment, put on a suit Of clothes that
made him look like the advertisement
and was smoking brand OF tobacco
that smoked like the advertisement
Satire.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-03-02

turesQuc Midland railway to Lon
don. The journey is very interest
ing one. as the Midland railway ira
verses some of the finest scenery OF
England. including the famous Peak
district of Derbyshire.
Wednesday. July ~ to Saturday. %
10 be spent in London, carriage
"Scursions being provided. Cooks
Offices. Ludgate Circus). London may
property be called the metropolis OF
'be world. It is The greatest and
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-03-02
FOR SALE

E1Ols SaI,E.-.2 desirable north WaSn-
4 ington street HOUSES. III oraer
to close the estate. the Uwncrs hn.e
authorized lie 70 sell these properties
Nos. 2lsiafe. at ijargaiu price, For per.
mission to Inspect aud particn lars appiy
at once 70 ROBr. LLloTT,'eEcies'Fo
ayGut.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-03-02

T?OE kENT-Ninc ROOM bOusc With
4 modern improvements itbnr Win
out one room reserved DeSlraD'c locit
ton. Apply 10 Mrs. q. WIN, l;aluSey,
5l7 Cameron st. led - "
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-03-02

riSTI:tBUTER WANTED fur Alex
u andria Territory. by large llIan't-
Eirttlre, man or WOMAN. GDou pay.
Easy work. no money needed. w rue
X" i. LINCOLN ,:ii22 Lincoln Ave. Chicago.
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CLASSIFIED ADS.
HRates

51Five lines or less time, t25cd Z
times, 40c; z times, SOC.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY IN ADVANCE
to all except contract advertisers hay
ing charge accounts.
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WANTED.

JIJOMEN--Srll grraradtccl hose: ~
w per cent profit: make $40 !laIiF
full or part time: beginners Investigates
STRONG KNIT. Box iUr'. West l'l,ila-
dc!plIia, Pa. Jan |" Sd'" u
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-03-02

upr. 81. Giles church. twelfth cen
fury. is The most interesting church.
Among other places OF intcrcs, arc
John knuX'S house. built III 100.
The old Tolbouth and tho Scott mon
umcnt. \ magnificent view % the
city is obtained from .irihur'S Scat.
S.. feet. IN um;ncnc. within ;hc
city bounds.
ENGLAND.
Tuesday. July 30:
Travel via Carlisle and tie pie.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-03-02

richest city, not only Of modern
times, but Of which history bears
record. It's area is vast-sonle 12s
square miles. Within its confines are
more than 5000 miles, and it con-
,ains in the Metropolitan Police Dis
lrict population of more than SIX
and a half millions. 1t has l,ooV
churches and SO newspapers. From
the time of the Roman occupation Oh
l,ritain. London has advanced stead
ilv in size and Importance to Its
present supreme position III the civ
lizcd world. 1t is, of course, im-
possi5le here even to epitomize its
wonders, attractions and sights. lis
ships contain the commodities OF the
whole world; to its docks comes the
commerce Ut the four quarters Of
the globe. It's historic edifices. anti
nuitics and associations are of ufii-
vefsal interest. while for all English
speaking people it has peculiar
Significance. as London Is Identified
with every important event in the
annals OF the race, with all its emil
uent men and women, with all It's
achievements in every sphere Of hui
IMAM endeavUr. Its noblest fame,
Westminster Abbey. fifty enshriHes
The memory OF its kings, its great
soldiers. statesmen, poets and famous
men. The Tower Of London recalls
many Of the chief events. in. English
history; its armory. crown jewels
md dungeons have general attrac-
Lion. ST. Paul's Cathedral is the
greatest Protestant church in ;he
world. The art galleries Of London
the National gallery. Tate gallery
and many others--display a marvel
Gus wealth OF art treasures. The
British museum is the most wonder
full institution OF its kind in exist
ence. It's library contains over two
millions of printed books: it has
besides, a priceless collection Of an
Equities and objects Of art London
has in its palaces. monuments,
parks. ancient buildings and historic
sites, vast store of interest for cv-
eryonc. Imperial Hotel.
Leave Saturday night via New
haven and Dippe for Paris.
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Scotland OF The the Sco'Sh Kings contains INC
usco u! Mary Qu" VI
Scots ana chcs oi l"t
Old
ola houses some re-
of the
In Princess
regaa as one OIL inc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1912-03-02
Who's Who In the
European Tour Contest

BATTLE or BALLOTS FOR EUROpE-sEvERAI NEW EN-
rRIEs-NofE THE RESULT OF YESTERDAYS BALLOTING
DISTRICT.
Ladies limits Alexandria, north Of the center
Of King street
Miss Elizabeth King Ito n Payne St.. l3llo
80 NJ. IIhIor 81 c.reror . 49,. 49, -. -. g.27O
Miss Harriet Spofod 221 N. Washinton o'soo
ME-. Hattie Douelass Ola Cameron St . -. 1880
,;. ti1ion v;o., proctor aoa N Columbus 49, 80. 2940
49, rt,na n,,,,s+r ia N Favette ST. w . " 1890
~. 80 et..,a,n aifrod ond Cameron St 49, .. 2810
Miss Whiting, 208 n Fairfax ST. a
Nrbo Shinpton
MISS Jun" ,'o,s cno $50 St. . -. =. .... 1910
MISS nose Ce,.,L.. 1,790
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FOR RENT

ROT, RENT-Six rUoul iiat. fatrick
+ near King. Inquire lG. 5. Alfred ST
feb - 3tS
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FRA &c T..

sunday, July 20 to Thursday. Mug. J..
TO be spent in Paris. COOKS Of
liccs. Place dc l'Opera, and *
branch Offices. Carriage excursions
will be provided and an excursion 6y
rail to Versailles. Paris is the hand
s0mcst and gayest metropolis OF Eur
opc, capital! of The world Of pleas
are, fashion and elegance: its unique
charm and distinction are universal
" rccognized il cffcctually typlieS
fhc precmincncc Of the French ma
lion in architecture and the fine arts:
no other city III the world affords
such variety and abundance OF at
fractions. or such arrange OF pleas
lrcs. IN ancient city. with many
interesting remains Of medieval days
il is also the most luxurious Of mod
,rn capitals. Its museums and Gai-
lerirs. notably the wonderful Lou
ire. arc the repositories Of an un-
rivallcd collection Of art treasures.
The avenues. public gardens ana
parks Of Paris are magniiiccntIy
planned and Sumptuously adorned
with triumphal arches. statuary.
fountains and foliage. Among its
,hurchcs arc Numbered some Of the
most beautiful in Europe. such IL
Notrc Dame. the Madeleine and the
Exquisite Sainlc Chapcllc. 1t is cX-
:ccdingly rich in historic asSocla-
ions and remains: many Of its noble
public buildings arc worId-famcd. or
contain objects Of universal interest:
The Hotel dcs Thvalidcs. with the
impressive tomb Of Napoleon, the
'anthcon. the Grand Opera. the his
ORC paiais Royal and others. Its
;hops arc tic most fascinating any
where. and its theatres and place
pf amusement and recreation lead
The world. The great fascination OF
Paris. however. is in its life and
people, as its most characteristic
sight and greatest attractions are tho
famous BUulcvards. Among thcS"
wonderful thoroughfarcs the full tide
VI the Incompatible life Of Paris
lows. day and night. IL marvclou:
iviug picture. Here are its great
Iutcls. most splendid shops and the
celebrated cafes, in front Of which
Ill Paris spends its leisure and takes
Friday. August ..
Leave Paris hy rail for 1Iavre. and
sail by Alien Line Steamship Sicilian
or Montreal.
Due 10 arrive in Montreal. Monday,
August 18th.
MONTREAL.
'rV points Of interest for the day.
Detail arrangements for return
home announced later.
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THIRD DISTRICT.

Ladies residing outside Of the city limits Of Alexandria
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ENGLAND.
; Tuesday. July "3::.

Travel Via Carlisle and tie pie.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1912-05-10
500 INDUSTRIES MERGE.
Lake Superior Iron q Steel Takes
Over Corporations.

Toronto. Ontario. - Announcement
ment was made that hereafter the
Lake Superior Iron & Steel company,
located at Saulte Ste. Marie. Ont,
will be known as the Algoma Steel
corporation. limited. The capital il
to be increased from 100000 to
$50. 600. 900.
The new corporation takes over the
group of concerns. known as the Soc
industries, which includes the Algoma
Steel company. the Algoma CONNER.
cial company. the Algoma Iron Works.
the Lake Superior Power company.
the Fiborn Limestone company and
the Cannelton Coal Z Coke company.
The increase Of capital 10 to be
made by the issue of 1000 shares Of
stock at 500 a share. OF this $780,
900 are preference shares.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1912-05-10
PRESIDENT HOn0RS MAJ. EUT
SAYS oFFIcER's cHIvALRY WAS
THING TO BE EXPECTED.
Tears Choke Chief Executive While
Delivering EuIosy at
Washington.

Washington, d. c. The life of
Major Archibald w. Butt, as a sol.
der, newspaper man, aid to presi.
dents and Mason and his heroic death
on the Titanic were commemorated
by his commander-in-chief, the presi.
dent, . secretary of war. a senator Of
his native state. a contemporary in
newspaper work and the fraternity of
Masonry at an impressive memorial
service here.
The tribute President Taft paid to
his late aide epitomized all that was
said:
Everybody knew Archie as Archie.
cannot 80 in a box at a theater.
/ cannot turn around in my room,
cannot 90 anywhere without expect.
ing to see his smiling face or to hear
his cheerful voice greeting.
Archie Butts character was single
simple, straightforward and Incapable
Of intrigue. Life was not for him a
troubled problem. He was q soldier
and when he was appointed to serve
under another, to that other he rem.
dered implicit loyalty.
Occasions like the sinking OF the
Titanic frequently develop unforeseen
traits in them. II makes them heroes
when you don't expect it. But with
Archie 1t was natural for him to help
those about him"
President Taft spoke with difficulty
and he was forced to an abrupt end
ing by tears. Beside Mrs. Taft sat
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Butt of Augusta,
Ga.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1912-05-10
FRI. HANDLERS STRIKE.
5000 Men Walk Out On Railroads
centerins at Chicago.

Chicago. Illinois. - Eight thousand
freight clerks, handlers and checkers
on twenty railroads entering Chicago
were ordered out.
The men had demanded increase In
pay OF IS a month, a half-holiday on
Saturday and double pay for work
ing on holidays. A strike order was
sent out pending a final reply from
the railroad managers.
The men had announced that they
would wait for q favorable answer.
When 1t did not come, the strike or.
der went into effect. The leaders say
that the orders was obeyed.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1912-05-10

Washington, ID. C.-President Taft
Informed the senate that the depart
ment Of state has no evidence what.
ever to show any acquisition OF land
Or any intention or desire to acquire
land. whether directly or indirectly,
in Mexico, by or for the japanese
government. The presidents message
was In response to q senate resolution
calling for information regarding an
alleged purchase of land at Magdalena
bay by the japanese government or
by japanese company.
With his brief message the presi-
dent transmitted a full report from
Secretary of State Knox.
Mr.. Knox said that the japanese
ambassador bad informed the depart
ment that he had apprised his govern
ment of the rumors and made, with
his governments authorization. an un-
reserved denial of the rumored pur-
chase.
Secretary Knox said the rumors evi.
IDENTIFY arose from efforts by the Amer
lean syndicate to dispose of certain
lands in the vicinity Of Magdalena
bay. This American syndicate entered
upon negotiations for a sale to q Japa-
nese syndicate. Meantime. an effort
was made to ascertain the attitude of
the American government. There was
evidence, Secretary Knox said, that
the American syndicate felt or knew
that Japanese capitalists would not
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1912-05-10
DEVELOPMENT MEETING,
Seven Governors Of the Northwest 10.
sue Joint Proclamation.

Seattle, Wash.-Seven governors Of
Northwestern states issued q joint
proclamation calling Northwest de-
velopment congress to be held in Sc
attic June 3 to s. The congress il
to plan a campaign and suggest legis-
lation to assist the Northwestern
states In a more rapid development
and to stem the tide Of emigration
to Canada. The proclamation was
signed by Governor Hay of Washing.
ton: Eberhart, Minnesota: Burke,
North Dakota; Vessey. South Dakota:
Norris. Montana; Hawley. Idaho. and
West. Oregon.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1912-05-10
TROOPS TO THE BORDER.
Preparing to Move Soldiers From Fort
Russell to Texas.

Cheyenne. Wyo., May 8. - Orders
were received by the Colorado and
Southern railway to seize all empty
nat, box and stock cars, no matter to
whom consigned, and send them to
Fort d. A. Russell for shipping of the
horses and equipment Of the Ninth
cavalry. which is expecting orders to
move to the Mexican border at any
hour. Thirty-nve stock cars have been
delivered already.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1912-05-10
NEW MEXICAN MINISTER,


Washington. ID. c. - Simultaneous
with the arrival Of Senior Manuel Ca
lero, the new ambassador from Next
CO to this country. DR.. Policarpo Rue.
da, representative Of Emilio Vasquez
Fomez, provisional president Of Mexi.
CO, appeared in Washington to ask
this government to recognize the bel
ligerency Of the provisional govern
ment.
Il must most emphatically deny
that there exists any such thing in
Mexico as an anti-American feeling"
said Ambassador Calero.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1912-05-10
Porto Rico for TAFT.

San Juan, Porto Rico.-The local
territorial republican convention has
elected Mateo Fajardo and s. Behn
delegates to the Chicago convention.
They have been instructed for Presi.
dent Taft.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1912-05-10
Newspaper Wagon Drivers strik,

Newspaper Wagon Drivers Strike.
Chicago, Ill.-All of Chicago ex-
cept sections close to the downtown
district was without its accustomed
newspaper again. The 600 union
newspaper pressmen remained out and
after the publishers had succeeded in
getting their morning editions printed
with the aid Of non-union pressmen,
the union wagon drivers struck and
refused to deliver bundles. Also the
union newsboys declined to work and
distribution was impossible over most
of the city and all the suburbs.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1912-05-10
600 REBELS KILLED.
Mexican Insurgents and Fedora.
Forces In Clash.

Mexico City. May Six hundred
rebels were killed and the remainder
Of . force Of $500 were sent scurry-
ing to Cuatro Cienegas during a fight
with 600 federals under Colonel Pablo
Gonzales. according to reports re-
ceived by President Madero. The bat
tie was the second engagement within
four days and probably will be fol-
lowed By third within Q short tina
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1912-05-10

A Boston rsfernsr says each braa>
Aroom should have . certificate q
nnanclal ceDpstssee 70 support q
VIA and saeh bri1e . certificate q
S111nAEy eenDstanes % 6ee1 Q hus-
- u IL aboeaee q tAoss there
(n1nn - - ve11ing eeee0say.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1912-05-10

A woman IN Philadelphia broke tha
record By obtaining license to nary
three minutes after her divorce had
been granted. Compared to this, PIN.
Ndeaphia u even swiftsr than Reno
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1912-05-10

ereathitt County Feud Leader Shot
Lexington. Kentucky. - Ed Gala
hon, famous Breathitt county feudist.
WAS assassinated as he stood In the
dosr Of his store at Crockettsviue,
twenty miles from Jackson. The A.
sassins hid on the same hillside from
which Callahan was shot two years
ago. The feudist was riddled with
bullets.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1912-05-10
Italian Victory Reported.

Paris. May 4.-General Reisoli. COM
manding the Italian forces to the east
of the city Of Tripoli. has attacked
and captured the Turkish positions at
Lebda after q lively combat. The
Turks resisted fiercely and lost 800
men killed.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1912-05-10
ALLEN JURY SECURED


Wytheville. Virginia.-A jury was
sworn to try Floyd Allen. tndict-
ed for five murders In the Carol
court house on March II. last. For
four hours counsel Intercepted q
string Of veni1emen. Tho defense
then exercised its four perenptory
challenges allotted and court adjourn
ed. Nine farmers and three msr.
chants compose the jury.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1912-05-10

Two More Delegates for Taft.
Concord. N. H.. May 2.-The Sec.
ond New Hampshire district dele
gates to the republican national con-
vention are 8. C. Shedd and Orion b
Brown. instructed for Taft
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1912-05-10

A military authority tells u that
Warrington could be captured easily
b. . foreign fee. He does not rsali.s
that myriads q once seekers would
aziss to defend their chosen city.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1912-05-10

Russia ID said 70 % planning for the
greatest navy q drsaAnsugkts In The
world. And b. the tine II gets II built
Arsadneughts win ~ al out Of style.
eeavies are largely built to be thrown
- the junk pile.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1912-05-10
Berlin Poison Trial Ends.

Berlin. Ger.-The trial Of the men
charged with being responsible for the
wood alcohol poisonings which &C.
Cured at Christmas among the in
mates of the municipal night shelter
for the homeless ended. A druggist
named Schmarch was sentenced to
five years Imprisonment. Two sales
man were each given two months in
Jail.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1912-05-10

A statistician tells US that only
ene song out Of ninety-five becomes
popular. Judging from the popular
songs We have heard. the worst song
u the ninety-nve Is selected.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1912-05-10
suaar Company Sued.

New York. N. Y.-Attorney Gen.
eral Wickersham fled suit here today
against the Federal Sugar REFINING
company for $lee.ooo undsrvaluation
in the Weighing q sugar IMPORTS.