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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-07-12

400 ACRES OF HAY sTU1dPAGE-
for sale, sections 20 and 81, town Of
Agram, on the Little Falls to Pierz
road, inquire Of R. Stumpf, on Platte
river, or write him at Pierz, P. o. ct
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-07-12

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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-07-12

Dayton, Ohio, Journal (Rep.): The
candidate is distinguished :. scholar
and although comparatively. a novice
in politics, has proved himself an able
and fearless executive. Of his per-
sonal characteristics from the aocu-
sations Of disloyalty to a friend
brought by the famous editor of the
Louisville Courier-Journal-only praise
is heard.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-03-20
CH|NA'S FAMINE DUE TO
WASTING Of HEQ FORESTS

CHICAGO. March s0.--"China'a
life sapping famine. In which millions
are suffering. 10 largely traceabie Ia
tho wasting Of the forests" !" said Pres
idsnt John r. Proctor. Of the Baptist
College at Shanghai. before the Sun
day Evening Club here last night.
''One Of the most horrible tragedies
Of the world might have besn pre-
vented" he continued. "by the care
ful use Of these resources. That
great empires lesson 10 . warning TO
America.
Conservation would have saved
China untold suffering. The hills and
mountains are deforested. This II
particularly true In the country drain
ID by the Yang Tse. whose valley
comprises tho stricken district. The
hills are washed bare Of soil. The
natives burn brush for lack Of better
fuel. Because Of lack Of transpor-
tation there. Chicago can ship food TO
tho stricken districts faster and
cheaper than II can be sent from
Western China"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-03-20
FOR AGED PEOPLE.


Old eslks ohsv,d D CAREFUL IN rhsls
SsisstisN u Nsovlstivs Msd'siWs.
We have Q cate. dependabIs. and o.
together ideal rsmsdy that h particu'
iarly adapted 10 tho requirements Of
aged people and pessOns of weak con
sti,u,ions who suffer from conatipa
tion or other bowel disordsra We srs
90 certain that II viii relieve these
complaints and sivs absolute aatisfac'
tion In every particular that ws o6er
Il with our personal guarantee that u
shall cost the user nothing u Il falls
% substsptiate our claima This rem
cdr n called Recall Ordssliss.
RsyAM Ordsrliss are eaten just IKE
candy. ars particularly prompt and
agreeable In action. may b taken as
any tims. Aay q aisht; DO not cause
diarrhna. nausea. sripins. excessive
looseusas, or other undesirable s6sctA
They hare Q vssy mild but positive
action upon the organs With wAacs
they come In contact apparently act
Inn % Q rsgulative tonic upoa ehe
relaxed muscular ceat Of the bowel
thus overcoming weakness. eao enc
las 10 restore the bowels % Deee
visersus asd healthy activity. Tsrce
slsee iOc., &c. end 60c. tolo eev
q ouH steso = tn SeSau esos~
re oeaP 0sUO oeoe~
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-03-20
PUBLIC AUCTI0N-Ao HORSES

will cell 70 the highest bidder Q,
public auction the following described
horses:
Forty head Of we'll broke worh
work horses. weighiAg iron I,1oo q
1900 pounds. 4 to 3 years old.
Some heavy logging horsss: also
some matched teams.
Absolutely the best bunch ever sold
undor the hammer IN Southern Ore.
Gon. All horses are veil broke. kind
and gentle.
Sale takss place at the W. ". Mas.
ten place in klamath Falls. corner
Tenth and Main. opposite public
school building. At 1850 p.> m. Wed.
nesday. March 81. 1913.
Every horse sold viii b guaran.
teen - represented.
Also few ssts OF work harness.
Tsrms-Seven months' time with
approved securely. 10 pr cent inter
est: 8 pef cent discount for cash.
w. W. MAoTEN. Owner.
G. q. MERRILL. Auetionssr.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-03-20
srOMACH's MOvElGENTs
PHOTOGRAPHED ny RAYS

BERLIN. March. 30.-rhat Rosnt.
gen or x.rays are being used success
fully By the German medical profss-
sion for the diagnosing OF diseases OF
tho internal organs 10 the statement
made BY Professor Kuttuer OF Berlin.
Professor Kuttnsr declared that BY
means OF tho "Roentsca kinemato-
graph" q splendid picture OF tho
movements Of the stomach has been
secured. 1T 10 now possible" said
the professor. 10 look into the ab-
domsn and chest aud SEQ the organs
st work."
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-03-20

ORDER 10 SHOW CAUSE
- the County Court Of the STATE si
Oregon. for klamath County.
In the Matter Of the Estate Of Charles
B. Boyss. Deceased.
To Margaret Jane Boyss. Alice Amelia
Earhart. Matte Angelina Haisht.
Joha .. Boyss. Fannie Jaas
Pope. Damia Elisabeth Martin.
Dora Maria Boyss. Lutte Assss
Boyes and Charles Combs Boyss.
Heirs OF 0aid Charles .. Doyss,
Deceased.
You. and each OF sou. are hereby
notified that silas obenehaia. - "a.
ministrator Of the estate Of said
Charles D. Boyss. deceased. did. o.
the 3oth day Of February. 1913. 1ls
. petition II said court. prayiag tor
IN order Of sale OF the real property
Of saia deceased. hsrsiaastss partieu-
larry described. for the purpose there
In set forth:
u w. tueS0toSO, oSo0S0o SuoS y0us
and oil other psrsoas. if aay there -.
Interested n the said estate. appear
before the said eounty eourt % the
asa day Of March. 1913. st 10 o'clock
. N. OF that day. ct the court room Of
ssid court. In klamath Falls. Khan.
ath county. Oregon. to show eauss
Why IN order should not bs grantee
TO the said administrator 20 cell said
real property Of said deceased: and
that . copy Of this order b served on
all Of said heirs within said state. and
be published for thirty days. sueess-
sively. In the Evening Herald. . daily
nswspapsr. Of general circulation.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-03-20
H0UN OAWG song
Of. INDIAN 0R|Gn'
NORTH YAKIMA BOOSTERs FAM
WOULD CLAIM IT FOR TMEII,
TtIBESMEN. AND PRODUCE
EVIDENCE TO sUP1DRr CLAIM

NORTH YAKIMA. Wash. March
20.-Thst the "Houn' Daws" song.
which has como out Of tho Osarlf
mountains. and has been adopted On
the ofhcial cir Of the Champ Clark
campaign. was extant IN tho North
west before tho coming Of tho white
man. and was sung BY the Indians Of
the Kittitas and Yakima tribes, 10 the
statement Of n. d. Miiroy. chairman
Of tho Yakima county republican cen.
trail committee.
He has recalled the version Of II
commonly sung BY tho members Of
tho Chinook tribe. once tho most pow.
erful In the Northwest. but now en-
t'reiy out Of existence. II 10 - fol.
lows:
cuanisum nika chseo copa town.
way kah:
Cultus cops nika sposs yaka mowitch
comoI.
Klsska dslats kopst chukin niks com.
OF conoway kah.
There arc several versions Of the
song stili 10 be found among the In.
dians which show traces OF apparent
French origin" said Mr.. Miiroy. II
do not believe. however. that the song
was brought into the country BY the
carly French priests. but think that
tho versions containing French words
simply show the result Of the ming.
ling Of tongues In the early days.
The Chinook lndians we're once
the great trading tribe Of the North.
vest. and the Hudson Bay company
came In contact with them flrst. This
tribe also camc In contact with the
voyaGcurs whom the early French
settlers In Eastern Canada threw out
toward tho Pacific ocean"
Mayor A. J. splawn Of North Yak
ina. who has lived In this valley since
1851. also declares that hc remem.
bers distinctly the Indians singing
this song. and says that he has no
doubt but that the sentiment and air
existed among the red men Of the
Northwest long before the Arst white
settlers came. Mr.. spiawn 10 . sup
porter Of Champ Clark for president.
and says he does not want to do any.
thing TO prejudice the chances OF the
Missouri democrat. but believes that
II 10 only Just 70 the Indians. among
whom he lived In his early days here.
and who stili regard him - Q friend
and adviser. that Il b made known
that the "Houn' Daws" song was OF
Indian origin.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-03-20
The Perfect Way


II you suffer from bachaehs.
There 10 only one way to cure Il.
The perfect way 10 70 cure the KID
ssys.
A bad back means sick kidnsys. z
Neglect Il. urinary troubles follow,
Doans Kidnoy Pills are made for
kidneys only.
Are endorsed By klamath Falls
people.
N. Msrchand. Warden ave-. Klam-
sth FGils. Ore. says: "About two
years ago I Arst noticed symptoms Of
kidney trouble. My back pained me
intensely. and ! was obli0Dd 70 arise
many times at night. owing 10 too
frequent passages OF kidney ssere.
tions. Often my back was % weak
that ! had to quit work. Doaus KID
ney Pills were finally brought 70 my
attention. and I began using them.
They restored my kidneys TO . nor.
NAL condition and removed the pains
In my back. ! give Doans Kidney
Pills credit for my cure. and highly
recommend them to other kidney cut.
ferefs."
Tor sale Sy ali dealers. Priee 80
osats. vostsr.Milbura o.. Buffalo.
New yesk. cole assats tor tAs uaitsd
States.
Remember ne ssas-oesss-aad
take - OthW.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-03-20
ROUNS EVELL
Corporation
NOTICE

Notice 10 hereby gives that there
are funds 10 the city treasury for the
redemption Of general susd warrants
up TO and tneiuding No. 3.SiS. Pro.
tested July -. 1905. iatsssss vii
cssse from date hereof.
dated q klamath Fails. Oregon.
January 20. 1913.
J. W. 0iEMENo. City Treasurer
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-03-20
CAUTION SOrICn ~ 0UAisi'aAN

All psrsons are hereby noii0sd 70
"A, sivs credit or transact any busi.
~ Of sny hind 10 or With Joseph =.
Sssls, Q man Of the ass ef shout ~
yssfs
Dated March !. 1919.
SARAH E. SEEDS.
svsfdisn Of the Pssson snd Estate
q Joseph q. Seeds, slit
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-03-20

0ss,Ass itching skia. lieais cuts
n bsrss without . scar. Cures piiss.
sssss. sal, rhsun. any itching,
osss1 Ois,msnt vsSs druggist
elh n
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-03-20
-FOUR GOVERNORS WILL
PICK SITES This wEEJl

SAN FRANCISCO. March So
Governors Of four Western states. to.
sether with tho commissioners ap.
pointed to select sites for buildings
at the Panama-Pacinc exposition Ia
1915. are scheduled TO arrive here
Thursday. March ~. The governors
are N. r. Hay Of Washington. Jamea
n. Hawley OF Idaho. r. L. Norris Of
Montana and william spry Of Utah.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-03-20
w - . - ~
. LrrrsRs PROM rnH PEOPLE:

~ - Q ------- AA>
. LETTeRN pROn r,su uaur, = :
IA>-
ICommunicstions ,.,, :. a.. ~
aid for publication in ,Si. Sss.ss
i"r"sh % '"""'o ""H 10y, 10Y eseesd 800 veses n
The name snI sSh ~. S" oS .n p.c ~
-
! ditor Herald:
Dear sir--iiavinx noticsd article.
IN your paper At different times. pur.
porting to be Of relative interest to
our country and tho community In
general. II would appear TO tho writer
tnnt the most important subject
which should Interest our citizens At
ID" present time IN tho largo innux
OF q foreign element which IL abso-
'utsly OF no uso 10 any community
whatnocvo'. ono Of tho classes In par
.,ou'a' os'ns the Greeks. Now Tor
'"o 'aasonS ~hy ws make tho above
'''e'''on"'
Firut--They do not buy homes nor
o'come e'uscnS OF THIS country.
'eeona-'h WORK cheaper. and
"c"o '""'r earnings out OF the coun.
Wy
Third--whils thsy work cheaper
'e,a"ve 70 wages ono sood Amsriesn
VI" 90 tnIe" umes tho amount OF
so'. oone ~ tue "rceks IN tho sssns
'""s'" OF ums'
Fourth-Thsy only buy from the
merchants Of your city about one
fourth what the average American
Will spend to live on. and from their
clanish nature they provide for their
o"n s."'o. sna pa''on'sc tne same.
."' ., n'en " unoeT preparation
m.'e :. '"'s "ms' 20 ve anosrs'and'
,"''e'o's' 'neir trade 10 you. MI.
Mer'hsa'. 70 OF absolutely no oenent.
Fhth-They live In an unsanitary
condition by budding together with
Tow csecptions) worse than the heath.
on chinese.
sixth-ws have been informed by
one OF tho Greeks that there were
900 Of his countrymen due In Kiam.
ath Fails inside Of the next thirty
days.
This means ,hs, these 200 With the
900 G,ccks Already here. viii occu.
nv pos,,ion. tina, .hou,d n. Ni,.d nv
ou, own pcop,c. who Ar. .nx,ous,v
looking for ana have ham .,oaca,n,
work. which ara nov beins si,.d nv
these Grecks. ana YOU. M. American
Citizen. mus, meet their pricc AZ "A.
bo, ar 20 vi,hou, vorh
r,.s,. a.. -. . l.,
.,.A >. $500. .... 49,,
mn.,,v ,h., $500. 49,. go :.
,.s..,
N,.,s w,,. ,...
.,,, 4. - -, S,.. 49,. e.. ... 800.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-03-20

$500 PER MONTH--S-foon h0Wso;
lights and wstss free; On the hin.
$500 per month-LAfge l-soo0
house. : lots: corner Second auA
Mckinley.
917.o0 PER MONTH-S-room house
with bath; on Ninth q. near Wash-
ington.
$3.50 rsS mosth-Pouv-soen hou0A
one block from Catholic church.
$1,000 pr @ostA Small A.eooo
house: o. The Aiii: Ave blests fseo
Main.
5000 pss month-Modssn 1i-soeo
house: Al eosditioa. splssli1 -.
cation for private boasdiss bsses.
80 pr mosth-1eur.reeo. fussisA-
- Aouoe. with both.
RoUN0EvDLL.
Once, l31 Main Dt. Phone oSo.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-03-20

|R0UISIV 81 ELL
CORPORATION
Our once 10 now II new location on
Main H.. opposite Temple Thsatsr.
We Will hereastes engage In Q ga.
ssal seal estats businsss, and II I'd.
ditlSa Ia our own extensive holdiass
We Will handle eli ciasscs os city
proi'rrty. rentals and r~Nt collections.
AZ prrsest we have soms attractive
o6~rs 70 homo buyers on easy month.
" uayn'rats. u yos want to bsy .
hon,s oa essy terms. iook this iiss
over.
os3o down. 80 per month. 1iss
modern 0.room house. one block
from Main 81. In the West Ems
This 10 . bargain. Price $500.
o31e down. go psr month. Seven
room house o. Pine g.. ono
block from postoaics. Price
Ss.7oo.
$50 down. 0ss per month. -Four.
room house. large lot. one block
from Catholic church. Price
$500.
oiSo dova. 80 psr month. Four
room modssa bungalow: CON-
pists plumbing. fireplace. sewer.
esmsat walks. large lot. Ans
lawn, etc. 4 pretty homo on
the nspisuads In Hot 0priass
Addition. Price $3.50.
o3oo down. go per month. Large
Groom house. two large lots.
city water. lights and Sidewalk:
% the hiii. ssvsa bioehs from
posto6ies. Psice oi.<oo.
We also hsvs unimprovsd rssidsne.
lots In oil parts Of tho city % very
easy terms. ana some especially good
buys for Investment on half or oil
cash propositions Como 10 and sss
10.
ROUNS EVELL|
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-03-20

!communieations sent 10 the HSr.
aId Tor publication In this depart.
ment should not eyeesd 500 words IN
!snGth end must b secomposisd b.
the nems enc address Of the sender.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-03-20
Herald Want Ads


|
FOR sALB-Dry slab wool. ie.iseh.
delivered 70 any past Of The s1ty.
Ackley Bros. Phone Isl. l0-si
FOR 0ALD-Remisgtea typewriter.
eSs: once Ais. 90. q Motsehss.
bachsr's Second HaaA sore. Seventh
and Msia. slit
FOR 0ALE-Deee sestauraat n Khan.
ath Fails. Owner hes other busI-
moss. and must sell: . bassaia. Yss
A. n. Crystsi at Baidwis bas. 0tf
FOR sALE-10o pair % and ~ sam.
pie shoes. $3.50. Sample Shoe
store. TIT Main street. 3-1S.t
We have some vsry Desirable 9Th
street property for sajs-0tsphsos-
Hunter Realty CO.
nDsCDLl.ANDOUO
KODAK DTNlDssNo-Nsss siaD aas
prompt results n vpaak DuDeaa.
over Eirss National baak. o. leave o..
ders at Little Boot sore. I've 1oess
vest Of poseo0es.
printed and published II Klamath
Falls. Klamath county. Oregon.
The real property hsrsinbsfors ~
ferrsd TO 10 particularly dssssibsl -
follows. 70 VIZ:
Lots . and 7 II Section ~: lots I
and 8 n Section -: lots .. .. 10 ssl
II. In Section ~: oil Of Tovnship -
south. range 10 east. ". n. aa1
The Dx Of NWx sad the w sf
Mex. II Section 8. TovnsAip Il
south. Raage II east. ". ~:
All Of said lots aad tfaess bsiaS IT.
uats II klamath eounty. orsgoa. and
containing 33S.o7 acres. more Or iss.
Dated THE seth Aay Of Ysbrsary.
1913.
w. q. W0ADDN,
3.9l.o.19 0osoty Julee.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-03-20

II su4srea Aabitnaily iron ssose1.
patton. Deans RsGulsts selisve1 80
strengthened the bowels. - thas shs,
have beea regular eves G1nee. e."-A. 4.
DAVIS. grocer. sulphur 0prlaO. n.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-03-20
$4,000 PER MONTH h .otAs.s q,

$4,000 PER MONTH b notAias ~
usual for . man 70 make selling
nureefy stock. Expssienee = not
necessary. There 3 some good tse-
ritory now opsa. STATE Vhat tssy1.
tory you would like. aad write g
once for particulafs 70 the Nursssy.
1905 Yson buildins. Portland. ore-
gon. 9-1e.o.1O
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-03-20
VuRNINHRD R0OpeD

pCRNv0U8D ROOooD
FOR RENT-Heusskseping aal fus.
nishel rooms: city vasss: elests1e
lights. 13S 1oth sereee. 0.11.te
FURNISHED ROOn0-Hifst dan
rooms. near the busineeD eentee,
sbove Heetor's depastneat store. ooe.
nsr Third sad naia. 1s-sts
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-03-20

FOR sALB-Dsy slab woe. le.iseh
delivered 70 any past OF The sjey
Ackley Bros. Phons lSi. iO-sl
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-03-20

o. Yosr Taxes. sss Ne Abess Il.
We can locate you on the best %
acres Of land In this county open 10
entry; school and nsighbors within
. half mile. Here . . snap Tor some
one who wants Il.
J. w. Ross 4 Co.
Hasbs0eo Dnlh1ine
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-03-20

KODAK DNlDs.sNo-Nsss siasD ~
prompt results n Hsaak Duseoa
over First National baak. o. lsavs o.
ders at Little Boot sore. I've loer
vest Of po0eoOee.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-03-20

FOR 0ALD-Remisstea typewriter
e3S: once 1ls. 90. st Motschea
bachsr's Second HaaA store. Ssvsn:l
and MaiA. slit
The Washington herald., 1912-03-04

Inrertors scisntiss and physicians have fos
years been trying to hnd sCms m-;hod whereby ths
height q an individual could be increased. and up
to the last few years have met With failure. II
NAMED for a comparatively yong nan. Mr.. X
Leo Minges by name. to discover what 30 many 9th
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Mr.. Minses resides in Rochsster. y. y. and has
devoted the best part Of his life in study and sI-
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have At last been crowned with success. large
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has been formed for the Purpose Of placing Mr..
Mingrs discovery and inventions before the public.
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Mr.. Minsrs has successfully used his meth6d O.
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Startling results Let Us send you the absolute
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The Washington herald., 1912-03-04
COACHMAN ROBBED
AND BADLY BEATEN
James Iumsden in Serious Condi.
ton at Emergency Hospital as
Result of Attack.

His body mass of bruises and with
seyenty-hye stitches In his scalp. face.
and arms. James Lumsden. a coachman
on the dairy farm OF James II. Ford at
Wheaton. Md. was brought to this city
last night and sent TO Emergency Hos
pital for treatment. Lumsden Is the VIC
tim OF an unidentified highwayrnan, who
assaulted him en- the Ford farm early
Sunday morning and robbed him Of so.
Lumsden was assaulted in his sleeping
quarters on the second floor OF the coach
house.
The only cIew the police have as to the
identity Of Lumsden's assaiIant Is the de-
scription given by the injured man. The
police Of Montgomery County. headed by
Sheriff Howard, have been securing the
surrounding country. for Lumsden's as
sailant. but have failed to locate him.
The coachman says he is a white man
and wore corduroy trousers. The terrible
beating was administered with a heavy
club
The first intimation LumSden's employ
ers had OF the robbery was when the
coachman staggered into the rooms oc-
cupied by Charles Goodwin. superintend-
ent of the dairy on the farm. with blood
streaming from dozen wounds on his
body. After telling the superintendent
what had happened. he fell unconscious
and Drs- Eugene Jones. OF Ksnsington
and W. T. Brown. Of Burnt Mills. were
summoned. They refused TO permit the
injured man TO talk after they had
dressed his wounds. and Il was not until
late yesterday afternoon that the sheriff
was permitted TO see him.
Lumsden is forty-five years old. and Is
one Of the Oldest employees on the Ford
farm in point OF service. having worked
there as a coachman for twenty years.
lie was a popular man, and had no
enemies as far as his co-workers know.
II is evident that the only motive his
assailant had was robbery, and how his
assailant learned that he had such a
sum Of money in his possession at the
time Of the assault is unknown.
James VI. Ford, and his son. Milton
left Washington for the scene OF the
assault Immediately after being notified.
and il was under their orders that the
injured man was brought TO this city.
The ambulance from the Emergency Hos
pital met the train at the Union Station.
and hurried the injured man 10 that
institution.
The physicians at the hospital declare
that LumsdCn's condition Is serious, ow-
ing TO the great loss OF blood. Capt.
BOardman and the police OF the Seventh
and Tenth precincts have been notified
to look out for the highwayman, whom
II is believed started for this city.