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Evening star., 1912-04-13
BALTIMORE.

Special DIspatch to The Star.
.KTIMORE. Nd. April 13.-wheat--
Inactive and higher; spot contract, LOT;
spot 2, red western, los; April 1.07; May,
1.0SA; July, 105A asked; receipts, 2,J6
bushels; exports. 5000 bushels.
Corn-Du1l and firmer; spot contract,
50; April, 81; receipts, 81. 706 bushels; ex-
ports, 40 bushels. southern white corn,
Co.
Oats-Strong and higher; No. White,
641z: sales standard white. 03ha04; No.
B white, 63h: receipts, 3.O72 bushels.
Rye-Dull: No. 2, western domestic,
98a99: receipts. 6.64O bushels.
Hay-Firmer: No. 1 timothy. N.50a
$500; No. /. clover, mixed. $500.
Evening star., 1912-04-13
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. April 13-Buying orders
pouring into the wheat pit today made
prices leap up cent at a time. Widen
ing Of the area OF severe winter killing
of fall-sown grain formed the principal
cause Of the excited trading. The big
option, but the rise in other futures also
was Of sensational sort, principally
when taken in connection with The fact
that on one OF the previous days this
week the market had shown an advance
ranging from ~ to 8. Profit-taking by
lucky holders gave prices a sudden set
back. though, and put the trade generally
under heavy strain. One firm suspended
business altogether.
The May wheat dealings were of a
magnitude not often seen OF late, and
Notwithstanding that the fiighty price
changes made orders hard to execute.
Opening figures for that delivery were at
1.O63s to 1.0711. rise of ssa& to 1ss to 1%
over last night. Then the price climbed
with surprising nimbleness to 11O. quick
ly dropped to LOT. and later steadied to
some extent at los. The usual specula-
tive future, July, started AaAs up at 1.O4A
to 1.05h, rose to LOGS and reacted to
Corn trade was comparatively light,
but prices went sharply higher with
wheat. July opened the same as last
night to Aah up. at T7N 10 7SAa7Sk, and
advanced to 19Aa79N.
A deluge of orders to buy oats carried
that cereal higher. Sellers were scarce
July started A to Y higher at 55 to 55as.
and touched 551.
The provision market participated in
In cereals. Initial sales were q shade to
10 higher, with September deliveries
1928 to 1910 for pork: 1O.25h to 10. IS
for lard, and 1885 for ribs.
Evening star., 1912-04-13
LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL, April .13.-COtton-Spot
quiet; prices points higher; American
middling, fair, 7.15; good middling, 6.7:
middiing, 6-53; low middling, 6.23; good
ordinary, 5.s1; ordinary, $50. The sales
of the day were GOO bales, of which 500
were for specula ton and export, and in
cIuded 1880 American. Receipts, 1900
bales, no American. Futures opened
barely steady and closed quiet. April
6.3o12; April-May, 6.2s1a; May-June. 62Sa !:
June-July, 62S; July-August, 6.21is: Au-
st-September. 624lz; September-Octo-
ber. 6.2V1a: October-November. 6.17R; No.
vember-December, 6.151z; December-Jan-
uary, 615; January February, 6.15; Feb
ruaryM March, g. 151.; March-April GIG.
Evening star., 1912-04-13
Records for Twenty-Four Hours.

The following were the readings of
weather bureau fer the twenty-four
hours beginning at pm. yesterday:
Thermometer-Yesterday, pm. 81: 8
pm. 70; IL midnight. So; today. am.
Maximum. 81. at pm. yesterday;
minimum, 81, at 6 am. today
Temperature same date last year
Maximum. 81: minimum. 80.
g p.m. e.s5; - sIadn midnight. SsS; & today, siay
4 am. 29.92; 8 am, 29.9S; IL noon,
5000; pm. 5000.
Condition Of the Water.
Temperature and condition Of water
at am: Great Falls-Temperature, 81;
condition, 2S. Dalecarlia reservoir.
connection. so; condition at south con-
nection, IS. Georgetown distributing
reservoir-Condition at influent gate
house, As.
Tide Tables.
Today-Low tide, 1886 am. and 1855
PM; high tide. 1859 am. and 5:22 am.
Tomorrow-Low tide 1920 am; high
tide, 5:43 am. and 6:10 pm.
The Sun and Moon.
Today-sun rose, 5:27 am; sun SETS
Tomorrow-Sun rises, 5:26 am.
Moon rises $3.50 am. tomorrow.
The City Lights.
The city lights and naphtha lamps all
lighted by thirty minutes after sunset
extingufshing begun one hour before
sunrise. All arc and incandescent lamps
lighted fifteen minutes after sunset and
extinguished forty-five minutes before
sunrise.
Up-River Waters.
Special Dispatch to The Star.
HARPERS FERRY, w. Va, April 13
Potomac clear and Shenandoah slight.
ly muddy this morning
Evening star., 1912-04-13
THE WEEK
Epltome Of Events Ending April
IS, 1912,

President Taft, in New York, took up
with the engineers and railroads the
question Of mediating differences which
may cause a strike: President Taft, In an
address before an audience Of negroes In
Washington. denounced lynch law, and
said that the liberties Of the nation were
menaced by public disregard for the
courts. also declaring that this attitude
was due to large extent by the laws de-
lay. Nevada instructed its six delegates
for Taft. The Louisiana delegation was
also instructed for Taft. The Illinois
primaries resulted in an Overwhelming
victory for Roosevelt The New York
delegates at large. sent uninstructed to
the national convention. were urged by
the state convention to vote for Taft.
The Vermont delegates at large were in
structed for Taft. The Maine delegates.
uninstructed, were pledged to Roosevelt.
break in the main levee system near
Golden Lake, Ark, affected 1900 square
miles OF territory, the loss aggregating
millions. The anthracite miners were re-
ported willing to waive demand for recog-
milton OF the union. and the operators
ready to increase wages. The Merchants
and Miners steamship Ontario was run
ashore ablaxe at Montauk point; the pas
sengers were removed unhurt. Among
those who died during the week were
Gen. Frederick Dent Grant. son of Gen.
U. 8. Grant; Prof. A. Lawrence Rotch,
founder of the Blue Hill meteorological
observatory.
Foreign.
Secretary Knox. arriving in Cuba, was
accorded an official welcome, with
little public enthusiasm, and spoke
of the disinterestedness of the policy of
the United States toward the island; he
m Qfo ort h f1S,e
Efforts to avert the strike of American
employees of the National Railway of
Mexico failed. and a walkout next We'd
nesoay was assured. Thomas Fountain
OF Las Cruces. N. NJ. captain of fed
eral gun under Gen. Pencho Villa, was
executed by Mexican rebels. Jojutla
Morelos. was recaptured from Zapatists
by federal troops
The home rule bill was introduced in
the British parliament by Premier AS
quith. Suhragettes in jail in London un-
dertook hunger strike" and were re-
leased. owing to the danger to their lives
and their resistance to enforced feeding.
treaty OF commerce between Canada
and the British West Indies was drafted.
Mutinous troops In Marking, China,
burned and looted many stores and resi-
dences before being subdued by Can
tonese regulars. The Italians landed a
strong force and occupied an important
strategic point on the coast of Libya,
while the Italian squadron made a di-
version by bombarding Turkish positions
around Zuara. to the west OF Tripon. P.
p. Carp. Roumanian premier. resigned,
together with the ministers Of war and
public works. The biggest ship afloat,
the new White Star liner Titanic, sailed
from southampton on her first voyage to
New York: the suction was so great that
the American liner New York was torn
from her pier. A Nile excursion steamer,
with 300 on board, capsized after a COL
iision fifteen miles southwest OF Cairo:
scores were drowned, all supposedly Lew
antines- Among those who died during
the week was Emily Soldene, English au-
thor.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-22
POLICE ARREST
TWO SALOON MEN
Accused of Selling Liquor on
Sunday III Violation
Of law

P A. BilOdeau and his brother. A.
PilOdeau. were arrested by the police
Sunday afternoon. charged with selling
LIQUOR on Sunday. AT the police sta
tiOu. they each furnished bond in the
sum of $500 and were released until
Monday afternoon, when the case viii
be tried.
There is no record i'm the liquor IL
ccnse book at the county clerks office
of any liquor or mails licenses being Is
sued to either Of these men at the
present time
II is ch3rses that two plain clothes
men entered the saloon at the corner
of Seventh street and Broadway Sunday
afternoon and purchased beer and
whisky
PasteurIzed milk. e. PasO Dairy.
Buy a K-R-I-T-make a hit.
Smiths ice cream. FL Paso Dairy.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-22
Graham County and United
States Have Reached an
Agreement as to Building
Road Through San Carlos
Reservation.

A bunch of Arizona road boosters are
in Fl Paso to attend the automobile
meeting at the chamber of commerce to-
night and to 60 west from here with H.
c. Drum. the automobilist who is map
ping a route for the transcontinental
roadway.
Dell II. Potter Of Clifton, L. l. Henry,
a prominent attorney of Globe, and
John y. BirdnO, Democratic state chair
man of Arizona. the man who elected
a solid Democratic state and congress
sional ticket, and r. J. Young, a mining
engineer and secretary OF the Graham
county chamber of commerce, comprise
the party.
The Arizonians came here to meet
with the Fl PasOans and discuss the
matter of good roads and see if they
cannot arrive at a better understanding
than has been possible in long distance
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-22

It viii be driven home TO him that El
PasO is out for the borderland route
in earnest and that il is willing to 90
much fUrthS- than half way to do its
share.
tt is understood today that warning
factions i'm the matter of the route to
be selected by the touring club have
cOalesced and that from now on all
will be harmony The presence in the
city Of Dell NJ Potter. Weep president
OF the Ocean-tO-Ocean highway COM
mission and L. L Henry would tend 70
sUbstantiate this
Everyone Is Invited.
The officials of the local auto club
would like to have ii understood that
the meeting tonight is by no means one
exclusively for autOmObilists but mat
everyone in the city IS invited as the
securing OF the route viii be a civic
victory as well as one for the auto
mobilists, who viii reap nothing finan-
cially from being placed IN the blue
book on touring
Drum has been entertained with
true western hospitality in all Of the
cities where he has chosen to stop
since leaving Dodge City. He viii be
taken up the eastern side Of the noun
tains to Two Windmills probably to-
morrow that he may decide between
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-22
DRUM ARRIVES, TO BE
BANQUETED TONIGHT
Local Automobiles Bring Transcontinental Touring
Club Man to TOwn-He Is Enthusiasts
tic Over the Borderland Route

r sCOETED by a party Of local
p, autoInobilists, led by Dr. French
s Cary. president Of the local
motor club, II. C. Drum. representative
of the TranscontinentaI Touring club
Of America. arrived in FL PasO this al
ternOOn. coming from AlamOgordO
through St Augustin Pass, into Las
Cruces and thence to FL Paso-
Las Cruces autOmobilists met him
out OF AIamogordO and outlined the ad-
vantages Of bringing the continental
route down the western side Of the
mountains as seen by them
Enthusiastic Over Route.
MT. Drum was in excellent spirits
after his 10 days trip from Dodge
City and declared that the enthusiasm
shown along the proposed route was
such that -efT no doubt but that
thousands ~ eastern and western mo-
florists would be glad to avail them
selves OF the hospitality and good
roads of the borderland in future
trips.
4 rousing demonstration is planned
for the fastener at the chamber OF
commerce tonight when he will be ban
Quoted and viii be expected TO pre-
sent the statistical data which he has
gathered en- route. The time is $50.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-22

Real Tailoring. That's AL
What about that spring tailor made
suit at reaCE-mede store suit prices2
$500. $1,000, $3.50 $500. $4,000,
$500 gets YOU a strictly Atwood hand
tailored suit. nOubreakable hair-cIoth
front and perfect ill., made strictly
TO your own ideas and fancy. r. v
] Pearson, Royal Tailoring 10 Texas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-22

We still have some big bargains In
doors. screen doors and sash. at less
than half price Lander Lumber Co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-22
LOCAL BOY MAY BOX
AT LAS VEGAS SHOW
Kid Mitchell Wanted as a
''Prelim" Man in the
FIvnn-JOhnsOn Mix.

Kid Mitchell. Of FL Paso. may set
chance 10 box in the semi-windup or
the Jack JOhnsOn-Jim Flynn match
which is to be held at Las Vegas, y.
NJ on July E. They have written him
from there and if the financial induce
ments are sufficient Mitchell is go
ing to take on the New Mexico prOpO-
sitiOn.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-22

that route and the one via Las Cruces
The sign posts are a component part
of the trip and offer a rather salts
flying consciousness Of the tangibility
of the BOrderland route
Bnnqueted At AIamOEOrdO.
Alamo gOrdO, y NJ. April 22--H- C.
Drum. of the ans-cOntihental Auto
Touring club. left this morning for
Las Cruces and FL Paso. A banquet
was given him last night and 40 peO-
pie participated. Many speeches were
made by prominent citizens.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-22

ment which was highly appreciated. At
noon today Messrs. Potter, Henry, BlrdnO
and Young were loaded in Dr. Carey's
American car and taken up the river to
meet and welcome Mr.. Drum
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-22
ANNOUNCES ENTIRE
PROGRAM FOR MOOSE
Kid Mitchell Has His Men
Lined Up For the Show
Tomorrow Night-

Jack Mitchell. the clever middle
weight Of FL Paso. who claims the
Championship of the state of Pennsyl-
vauia at that weight and who is pro
noting the Moose club show to be held
at the club rooms Of that organization
tomorrow night. gave out the full card
of entertainment today.
He is to blk Kid Lansford. whom he
considers one of the most promising
middleweights in FL Paso with the
right kind of training Iansford would
go a long ways in the professional
game" is the way Mitchell sizes him
Up.
The other events are a wrestling
match between Gordon and Hunt a
battle royal among four negro boys.
q match between Henry Augierre and
frank Fawser- one between Payo and
Hurd and then the Windup.
We still have some big bargains in
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-04-22
Aviator

Paris France April denals to the contrary
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On
L n a the clouds
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-01
CASTOR|A
fur sauglinge ind Kinder
Die Sorte,. Die Ihr Inner Gekagt Habi
v.: s,.ss s'' 70, &MMzZzM

Mad) Sem 8eridte oes Miln50iref=
tors Moberts NOR sic @elt=@ olopro=
BUTTON 0es Sabres 1910 TINT runo
$12,OOO,O0O GROCER als Sic oe5 por=
b%ergebenoen Sabres Unto belief itf o1f
1856, OOO, 900. l1ebrigens mur0en
1910 feime rrel1en @olohere1perfe er=
offnet, abgeieben BON &uB!ano; nno
in Sen Ser. Staate1r, nit GiMblub
MlasfQs, mar sic Weminnung 5eS GEL
ben "Details geringer ais int porber=
ltebenoe Sabre erflart ii6 aus
Ser g%infibrung ether before &e=
ll1ltate gep6bren6en nelle11 Sc
%'triebsart. 0ireftor &oberts pro-
p5e5eit ieoo@ ouB sic id)nele 31urnb+
me ser @oloproouftion, mie lie init
6em Sabre 1890 einiebte, bas cine
;}olde bon $t18,O0O,000 aufpies,
ni9t anoaaerno ''ein meroe. Inter
Gen Mutmit6ten ouf Observation-Disclosures
Iihem @ebiete berridt. Meinunsber~
ldieoenbeit oariiber, Oh ser @ern1eb<
rllng 6es @olbporratbs Ger @elt Die
li6 in alter 5iptliiierten 2dnoern fubl=
bar maden6e @ertbeuerung ser 2e<
bensfiibrumg. 5a5uidreiben lit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-01

Man ma1B nidt glauben, man
f0nnte einen Sebler 6ur6 cine groBe
Strafe anf einmnl oustilgen. . nte
piele m1iterbafte Meniben iabem mir
Damn in ser @elt! 9enn mie Giele
lbaben als &in6er barte Straf en fir
tbre 6ebler befolnme>,. @aben ite
aber oarlpm fire Sebler belrte nidt
mbr? . 6od, uno nod ,,eue oa5lt.
Die barten 5trafen boben's -alio
nidt geldafft. Sic baben 0as &iro
oft MIR betpoger, ieine Seller ST per=
bergen, ober nidt, Tie gu bef1mpfen.
@ir miiIen nit ianfter @ebarrlid,=
felt oos &in0 ba5u letter., feline 6eb~
Ter ielbit 81 iiberminoen, in0em mir
feline @illensfraft l,1o feline guten 81
,genidaften gum Sample gegcn oos 90
lie m,fmu,ntern. Mber MIR nidt 5u
piel recen! $50 @orte ielten, baben
tie @emiht", mnhnt Sbatclpeare.
9aBt 0as &ino lopiel als m0glih
ie%lbitit4mbig oenten, reoen u1lb ban=
reln. 80 meroet SIR am leidteiten
in oem 9ude ieines @emiitbes lelen
fernen. 8eeniigt gr6 0amit, alle
mirf1ih id}66lid}en Muspiidie oes
fi,roliden l1ebermutbes gu perbia=
Bern, unb loBt ibm int ltebrigen leine
6retbeit in Spiel un6 Mrbeit.
1as Sinh lit id)on ei>t weroenoer
Menjh aber nidt cine @elenfprtppe,
sic mon o1tr1 3lrpfen om 6aoen re-
gieren fann.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-01

ebeniopiel Slang un0 Yrad)t %entfaltet
mur0e. Sort ergriff Der iunge &oni9
Don Siam, @botufa Maba yalt3a'
rubb, formlib BON Dem 3brone ielneS
genau breiaebn Wonate porber per-
itorbenen @aters, &onig Gbulalong'
torn, 8elib. Ser peritorbene &err'
iber bat 5iam m%ooerniiiert, aber init
Der unabb1ngigfeit uno Madt ieines
@onigreides lit es 10 8iemlid porbei.
6enn @roBbritannien fat tatlahllH.
menn au9 nibt oem Namen nadL
elm Nroteftorat iiber oalielbe erridtet.
uno BEL Der aronung in @angfot
ipielten Die g%nglanoer, an ibrsr
5pise 6irit uno 6iiritin Meranoer
BON Eed als ofit3ieae 8ertreter So,
mig @eorg's, oie &auptrol1e. Sos
&r0nungsibouipiel in ben pittoreS'
ten Eempeln un6 6em pradtigen
Yaldit Der alten &ofenito6t uno &a-
pitale par nidtS5eitomeniger Elm
glQn3enoes. Trot0em bier Gaia1en'
jtaoten uno Ole angren}enoen Snieln
1909 an @roBbritonnien abgetreten
tpuroen, entbalt 5iom nod etpa
100000 4ua6rotmeilen unb 62
Miuionen @%intpobner. Die @nsldn'
Der genieBen biefelben @edte pie Die
ginqeborenen, unb baben nit Chine
fen Sen &auptbonbel in Sdnben. 9te
bauptjdd1ide 2anbeSreligion lit Der
8u6obismus.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-01
@lambt, oab Dies ,,2nm:
9emfranftettem" bel:
len miro.

@qpinSiu5t it elm cine ID {@ mel ;5rss
@auptgefabren. Sene, pelde fie baben,
linb ielten 9etpiuf, Die Sbatia9e 3u5u<
geben.
@enn bie1er Erubel b%orbnnoen, oann
lit es feline 3ett gum @paiien; gerltert
feline Belt NIT Mr9umenten. Wenn e1ne
lpgenanrte rgrtaltun9" lange berbarrt,
menn &uitcn ba lit. Der @n9 dng1tlt6
macbt, ober tpenn trgeno etnes Der
GDmptpme por6nnben lit, tpte Sieber
obe1r Naht1hpeiB, @dtpdde, Ippetttlo<
liafeit unb pielleidt bab 96leim entiteht
. Damn banbelt berniinftig; rebmt Cd
mans Mltaratibe lpie 9err Betterstportb
fiat.
@olpling Green, ST.. st. SEQ. 4.
r@errenl S6 m0dte fir SIR Mlterz
atibe a11geben, baB tb claude, es lit Die
Webisin bpn unbergletblidem Wertb fir
alle Quftr0brenz unb 2un9enz8ei@tper<
ben. ~ssm Sribiabr 1908 batte tb le9s
Dfonate einen fGlimmen 9ulten. Sd
berl 1hte a1e Mebi8inen, lpel6e metne
Sreunbe unb 9oftoren mir empfablen,
aber es tpurben feline &eiultate fir 8ei<
iernng er5ielt; Sd batte Madh@tpeibe
i%perfen, Biz i6 10 ldlpa6 tpnroe, 6ab
i6 faum mebr etpas fbnn fonnte. 3uz
lebt aber be tanb Sames Scoring bon
@lasgotp Sunctton barauf, 1aB t9 Sbre
Me6i5in beriud9en lolte, Die i9 iofort be-
iteqte nnb iie 81 nebmen begann. SSn
3eit bon elmer &o6e ite1te 1ib cine 3ter1z
li6e 8eiierung in meinem 8eftn6en Elm,
unb na9oem t9 me1rere Slal9en gez
nommen, fnblte i9 10 gut pte lie, in
meinem 2eben. Sd idrieb ME elmer
Sirma ooer elmer Company etnen Brtef,
III tpeldem ib lire Mebi3in porbem emf
pfnbl. neil es 10 biele wSSafes" gtbt, bnB
cine Mebi5tn bon. e6ter 4uaIitGt feinen
CREDIT erbdlt ober nidt einmal beriu@t
miro.
SIT m06te es Sic @elt pi1en laien,
baB i6 felt CLAUDE, baB SIR gdman's
Nlferati'e ir9enb einen san bon Gum
genfranfbeit beilt, tpen,1 Dor Dem lebz
ten Stadium aenommen. Sd bin qerne
bereit, periDnli6 an irgen6 Scenario al
ldreiben, tpelder Snfprmntton min in
8e5ug al1f Sbre punberpole @ebi5in."
Undergraduates Nfftbnbit
q. g. 8ettersnortb.
Gdman's NIteratipe lit tpirfiam BEL
9ronditis, aitbma, @eufieber, GALS unb
9ungen>@ranfbeiten nnD baut bds 5bitem
INF. G11thdlt feline @ifte, Opiaten unb
CUR 8etpobn9eit per0enbe Mebi5in1toffe.
81 faufen BEL Der Maolitor 9rug 60. l1no
.1nberen leitenben Npotbefern. Sragt mad
8ooflM gebeiIter SG1e unb fdreibt an baS
Gilman 2nbpratorium, Ybila6elpbia, Na.,
fir tpeitere Gbioen3.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-01

spielergruppe Der ~NationalBaieboQ
2eague" nn6 nor als Mqoden BON
ID Sabren ieGbit cine eifrige Boie.
bolipielerin. SomobI ibr 8ater,
6ranf @obtion, mie ibr SnfeI maren
befannte Sitter bonn S9IagboQ uno
8eranitalter BON @ettipieIen. 1rarl
8ritton, melde tur5ltd in SEEM Sort
Der @%erlammlung Der BoiebaQ-
Magnaten beimobnte, lit nod thinner
eine entbuiiaittide 8erebrerin oes
5ports uno erterlt Dem meibliden
@eSdledt Den &at, iih our t0rper.
liden @raftigung am 8auidlagelpiel
an beteiligen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-01
Gin 9eutider in &etersbmra
r1Dr0et.

Der reidsoeutide Gabrifbeiiber
@uitap @itider, Snbaber Ser Iirma
Wittng uno &itider in 8etersbur9,
mur6e bon einem @inbre9er, Sen er
i'm Sabriffontor bel Ser Diebesarbeit
berraidte, ourh 8eiIbiebe erfdIa.
gen. Der @0r6er entfIob; oer Geld.
nam &ttf@erS mies Ii totli9e 8111.
Sen nuf.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-02-01
Rod cine ar5nuns in 5asten.
eDxis ssn etam ersreth f5sutltA 0eist va
4tssue tetnes perfsrbenen 0atesS.

@abreno Britiid-O itinoien 6as
@6auipiel Der Raiierfronung in Del'
I'll nit ibrem @epranee erlebte. fano
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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-07-25
FUNDS ARE NEEDED FOR
RELIEF OF FLOOD VICTIMS

needed by the relief and
survivors the
flood disaster, Nevada might be
in appeal the
addition
through oddie. president, like
a appeal buttons
The Bonanza night received the following telegram
from the Reyew-diner of Loyeloek:
the relief sufferers
The cooperation will
greatly appreciated required
donations $500 subscribed mostly by local people
The First National depository
Father disposi the funds his charge
Parties who position to subscribe to the fund
requested
posit funds with G. H. Mcintosh, S4 State Bank
building who in turn subscriptions
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-07-25
BUNCo MAN WORKS
NEW SCHEME IN RENO

A new bunko artist is abroad in
the city with an entirely new wrink-
lie in the art of quick separation,
although his operations yesterday
proved abortiye through little
extra caution on the part Of his in
tended victim.
The modus operandi Of the new
scheme is hurried telephone call
to the man who is sought to be
trimmed and who is a merchant,
ordering quantity Of merchandise.
shortly afterward the man appears
in person and tells the merchant ho
he has been sent for the goods just
ordered
In one instance that It was tried
Yesterday the visitor was requested
to show an order for the goods
but was unable to do so. lie i'm
mediately disappeared and after the
supposed purchaser was communi'
Gated with IL was found that h'
had not authorized any order what.
ever Reno Journal