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The Harrison times., 1912-10-12

primitive Of wooden wagons drawn by
three burros, and because Of the loose
construction OF its wooden wheels and
axles, which allow II 10 wabble from
side 70 pIdo without injury, wonder
fully adapted 70 tho rough stone roads
OF the country"
Two absolutely unique oharacterlB'
tics of tho ancient people who built
these ruins Thousands OF years ago,
and Of whom they and the pyramids
on which many Of them are built are
tho only trace, were noted by Mf,
ilornbostel, The AFst Is that tho
towns were built without walls or
forlncntonB OF any kind, there were
no roads and tho houses wero TAR
apart making thom indeed garden
cities, and there were no boasts OF
burden, "ThiB vanished race was q
peaceful people," said Mr., lIornbostel'
oand such architecture OF q primitive
raee iB absolutely unique in history,
Thoy had no fear OF an invading army
and no preparation TO ropulso one
They had no means OF moving either
an army or supplies" The second PEE
culIarty noted by the travellers In tho
original form Of architecture In the
construction Of tho buildings, which
are mado OF small stones, cut ana
dressed, with an original oontlloyer
ooMluotlon OF arches, This btrue'
ture, MIR, lIornbostol claims, he has
not found anywhere else In oil his
study Of architecture, ancient mcdlo'
val and modern,
The Harrison times., 1912-10-12
aozzolI Eresuoea Found.

Pisa Some detoriorated lrosooes
by Benozao Go2zoli, the Italian paint.
or Of the fifteenth century, have been
discovered IN an oratory on tho high.
way leading to tho Castle Florentino,
The preservation OF the frescoes IL
possible,
The Harrison times., 1912-10-12
EXPLORERS LOST SUPPLIES
Government Engineers May Have 10
Abandon Survey Of the herina
River Coal Fields.

Cordoya Auakn -rolephonlo nd.
Vices received fror KatAlla state that
tho barge load ei supplies for the
five government engineers aent north
to explore the fefihg river coal fields
Ina broken Loose from the tug aud
ls belhg driven TO aea by n aalo II
tho eupplloB are lost tho expedition
viii have % be abandoned for this
year
The Harrison times., 1912-10-12
HER PURSE SAFE IN CORSET

The continued efforts Of the mon 10
hnd tho purse, while Mrs, JuBlino's
arm wouldn't stay up,
threw her into hta Of laughter which
10 disturbed the robbers that, aB she
sank to the pavement they ran, The
policeman who came up as ehe rose
and brushed her dress found her
very gloeful over her experience
The Harrison times., 1912-10-12
oHsadaehsn Pay stopped,

Wnshingl9n,=The new provision In
the army appropriation bill providing
that no 6tiiGef or enlisted man shall
receive pay for absence from duty
caused by disease resulting from his
own Incorporate usc Of drugs or al.
coholle liquors, or other misconduct,
Ia now IN effect
The Harrison times., 1912-10-12
WHALE DYING OUT

It may be found necessary to estab.
lish something in the nature Of inter.
national control and the precedent Of
the Behring seal fishery shows how
yexod question whaling may ulti.
mately become.
The Harrison times., 1912-10-12

Man is queer animlc, lie arises
IN righteous indignation at the
thought OF woman wearing socks,
and yet risks an eye when one climbs
on q street car,
The Harrison times., 1912-10-12

Since New York man has estab-
iished n farm to raise butterflies, it Is
reasonable to suppose that some other
man will soon start to raising butter
ine Aies.
The Harrison times., 1912-10-12

Some women afe born beautiful, but
statistics show that great many more
have beauty thrust upon them by no
Ioiety reporters who write Up theh
.wsddingn
The Harrison times., 1912-10-12

II stimulating the thyroid gland will
make men taller, scientists ought to
be able to tap something or other to
make men wiser, handsomer and bet
ter.
The Harrison times., 1912-10-12

When Eve dolled up In the new
spring style flg leaf Adam, no doubt,
wrote letter to the newspaper com
planning about the shocking styles Of
the day.
The Harrison times., 1912-10-12

II you do not believe this is a talka.
tive nation you should note that GO
per cent, Of the worlds telephone
calls In 1911 were registered In the
United States.
The Harrison times., 1912-10-12

An English physlciaa says that IN
noe years the majority OF the people
on earth will be insane, Judging by
shs political arguments, q lot OF them
won't have 10 wait that long
The Harrison times., 1912-10-12

''Pie," says an exchange, us an ex'
preston OF the soul" Yet most OF us
have been under the impression that
the expressions were due to night
mara.
The Harrison times., 1912-10-12

According TO ono estimate II costs
$4,000 year to keep a hydroplano
I'm commission, One could keep n
whlto elephant for that sum, apd not
have half tho trouble,
The Harrison times., 1912-10-12

II hab been established that the an.
rient Egyptians had the hookworm
And despite all their wisdom they ap.
parcntly lacked thymol and epson
salts.
The Harrison times., 1912-10-12

An inventor has completed ma
shine for making chear cigarettes M
The raio Of 10 u minute, and now all
that In required In n cheap, nonoOrroa'
ave machine 20 consume them,
The Harrison times., 1912-10-12

Another actress has obtained a d.
sorue from her husband but will not,
we fear, cause tho press agents 70
noaae complaining about tho populari
~ Of tho moving picture shows,
The Harrison times., 1912-10-12

A bad=yery bad-slgn Of the times
ls that convicts are gaining the sym.
pathlo Uar Of Justice by writing bad
pathetic oOr OF Justice by writing bad
lng public Ia alarming
The Harrison times., 1912-10-12

After Brooklyn woman had run
che house thirty.0yo weeks on s55 her
husband left her, saying that she was
no wife for poor man, Evidently
abe ovorfed the brutol
The Harrison times., 1912-10-12
Arrsstsd for elaollnu,

Rome Ga =lleohuao they gieglod
duHug services, Rev Mr. curtis Of lhla
place had tw0 daughters Of l. a
Waters arrested and put IN jail charged
with disturbing public worship, .t.
The Harrison times., 1912-10-12

Add TO the list OF pesslmists the
man who last spring bought an ex'
pensive lawn hose with money that
no might have used in pursuit OF
pleasure.
The Harrison times., 1912-10-12

Philadelphia Judge is at n loss to
decide whether lobster suffers when
II Is boiled, but It is a well known fact
that a lobster suffers when he pays
for one.
The Harrison times., 1912-10-12

Woman IN New Jersey whose hus.
band refused TO taSo her TO moving
picture show, dortly hit him on tho
head with an ax AK and you shall re'
ooiyo. as II were,
The Harrison times., 1912-10-12

Stifl, there is nothing to show that
synthetic" rubber tine will be
cheaper or last any longer than the
kind you have always bought.
The Harrison times., 1912-10-12

Man went to attend the funeral OF
his mother-in-law and found her alive.
And yet some people are not satisfied
with their lot
The Harrison times., 1912-10-12

A motorcyclist, to be sure, might
give the girl behind him some sort of
handlebar to cling to, but he usually
seems to prefer the hug.
The Harrison times., 1912-10-12

ohio wumon have formed nm anti.
gossip League Such charity ought TO
cover even the fashionable elns OF tho
Ihobble skirt and tho cigarette,
The Harrison times., 1912-10-12

In the midst Of new sensations and
startlihg developments the unloAded
Ipistel Il still killing its victims In the
Iaood old.iashoned way,
The Harrison times., 1912-10-12

County fairs are an infallible indi-
cation OF cooler weather.
The Harrison times., 1912-10-12

A lobster may sufrer whom II In bo'
fng cooked but think Of the agony OF
che lobster who f0Ota the bill
The Harrison times., 1912-10-12

The South Jersey peach crop is said
% bo the greatest ever known, A
peach OF n crop, m II were.
The Harrison times., 1912-10-12

Mlssouri's peanut crop is short, but
the country's crop OF peanut politics
81 a wonder.
The Harrison times., 1912-10-12

Dr. Anna Shaw, who AYERS that
women will fill mems shoes, presum-
ably refers to Chicago women.
The Harrison times., 1912-10-12

A paragraphist asks; rs poker a
gambling gamer" Not with some
dealers we know.
The Harrison times., 1912-10-12
Your Stationery

Is your silent representative, II
you pell nuc goods that arc up
todaG1 IN style and Of superior
duallp5 lt ought 70 be reelected
In your printing, We produce tho
Kind that you need and VIII not
feel ashamod TO have fepfoaent
YOU, That N the only Kind V
nays 10 sond out Send your or
derE 10 this 0iileo,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-09-27
@ra 4nla1tnrt.

|nelig 0leoe, er 6orbolOet lelpfel--
geli9 ct ganlfe onoet for 6ranfriss
M6folnn,eroe. Minilterpr9lt0ent
Eoil,core bor oerfor 6enpttet lit
&11slonos=8eipg bl. a. til at gipe
sc fyolrite 9etpn1ril1ger llStrpf, og
&eil1ltatet er blepct, at 0en rusliltc
11oenrigsn1il1iltcr So5onoff I'LL pil
aflGggc en- Gilit 2onoon, beipge
Song Georg pa1 9almoro( % oi-
reftc forbanolc lao pel meo 9l5quitb
iont neo Sir G6pnrD @rep = De
to @nrere al gnglonos ltoenrigs~
politif.
Gcr er al Wrll10 til at tro, at
6prbo1Olingcrnc nil ipre til ct ne
il,ltot, o9 at bette !ieiultot bliper
= Nerlicl1s Ceiling! Faa osn Maa-
SC fplnlncr n1all nGrlne1t til Grig>
bco, % Gclingcn 6etragtcs oiitnof
olli9ep:l ira 6cggc Siocr 'om ct
Gt6s(pprusnrnol.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-09-27

ben CT en- birefte 6elge al oe ltort
9epbpgninger, iom Den tpite 8loo
oele6elie for ment np0pcn0ige, ol
|6orboloene paa @alfan er al en- iao
|6on 91atur, at &llslon0, Sc ilnpilfe
5olfs uQturlige Selfptter, life fat
looe Eltcrrig, ltpttst al 5plflo1o
bape .Soripringet.
st oltoiiotiif 1Sorbuno mco Sapal
pil tillo0e l1ofolneller al bclc Ocl,
europriife Hplitif.
-. Cg I'LL fomlncr oltlao Uprl1
&otll>ro poo R,morejie. Sons ETC.
gn1te, iolte 5fiffelie .pil miot'omle
Spmrrflombeocn, ONT bans 9Gbel
liggcr 9ltel1s Maifc, Set epigc Smil,
nteocns Set poogl1e, ltrrfe &lit pil
ie og gjemrne -.
90 Ruslano pil ban taffe oQ
1n1ilc, / gnglono nil ban billie poo
gamlc Gelnner % lmile ;. 9ll1
imens fan bp09cr lit 2ono ltort oa
ItGrft.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-09-27
@cIaulano, Spifcrnes Npsle til
&ieler &analcn, iuripinbcr / 6apet.

aielcr &analcn, iuriuinber 6apet.
Sen lille &(ippep 9eoroloe1l, 6el'
golonb. ion Gngldno / 1890 gau
Spifcrne @pttc for .3un5ibor, er
|beb at forlpinbc ira 8ooets Cucr>
fa0e.
s lana Ii0 lpillcOc 0el9ola10
fun Ell 9lollc ion1 Sabcltco for cn=
|gelife og tpifc Illrilter. 9)ten luu
mart 3plfernc por fomne 9ciio0el=
lie al Gel1 begpnOte Sc oie6liffelig
at befritc Sen, luole0cs at Sen fulo=
itrnoiq funOc 6e6crife GnOgongen
iii &ieler=&onalcn.
W'il(ionrr og otter N}illiuncr al
Morf far Tplferne ofret poc iSpltnin=
gen, og 2en ct mi fife onbet cnh
en- io1io Masle al ael,pner, @r,1ot=
|mogoiiner og &oicrncr Set CT
gfor0ipcnS slrienol.
2u1 lolrn'ornt, Gag fur Gag og
|Stpffe for StDffc tohcs 0clgolono
for 5plfcrne. Gen GLIDER It's So-
pct. Gets @rltnb fortrres al 5o=
bets @elaer, og il1tet fon forlrin0rc
9clQplon0s totolc 1Soripil10en en-
life fjern 1rcmtiO, trooS sc MoSier
|of Fcnge, IDlfcrre ofrcr. poo at
raooc BOO pon Sfn0en.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-09-27
&atriarfcn pg SC muocrne Srao

E6triarfcn ~ &c moOcrne Srag=
tier. lSi,l5 KS Gftcrfel9cr lon1 Fa-
trtorf / Gc1e0ig &orOinnl Gopal=
lari far / 9Norfllsfirfcn bolot cl1
Spr0cntolc moo &pinOcr1e ~ 0eres
mcoernc Gragtcr. Set liges, at Set
er Yopel1 ielp, lom bcr opfproret
| bam til bct.
u&pr Sios &ninocr fltr0c~ Jig lao=
lehes, at n1au peo iorlte 8lif ler, al
&c bor nriltet Sc galnncltcl ltamcnl-
| lige @ui,1oers &plfbcbs= og PM tnn=
oigGeosfplelie." uotalte Eatriorfel1
rssSa, Sc goor cloog 'oo pi0t iin
Gfoanlpsbeo, at Mlrnocne, life bore
DC fronme og ltrullgc, men ol1nin=
oelige bpoerligc og anltUnoige
MGnO uenoer Jig ira Dem me0
Gnmmclle. 0ieb 8etegncllcn uan=
ltnnoig Nragt mener leg De &l90er.
|iom la0er s(rlnene og Ell aoo Del al
IMtlten pnrc blottet ellcr fl,n 09f-
: fer otsle 2egen1sbelc meo &nipltnger
og lette Slpr, og &lG6er, lpm er
1aaoan forarbeibct, at Sc peb bper
8eprgelle piier belc 9cgemsiorme11
og JONI 6erpeo ttlintetgier SEN lioite
,Meit of 9luf9roigDeo. Gr set til
lobt, at cn friiten &pinoe flnoer Jig
|iaoleoes Spab blipcr ser al 8lu=
+! frroigDebc11 6ps Ell &piloc, Der flr:
Ser Jig efter sen npc 0fooe? 5fere1
Bet Ell tffc / Sjrlel, nirfcr set life
| fralt9Ocnoc, naor nan 'cr, bpor
leocs pisle &uil1oer ppner at piie liz
offcntlig? Sea for min Gel erflG:
rer berpeo bejtioelig, at pco Sc &on
lfirratiuler, iom jeg nUltc1r bbel
|@enoog foretoger min 9olig, pi
|ingen uonltel1oig &pinoe foo slo
gang boerfen ion 6a66er eIler Jon
|SnIf1rer."
! Otter oernc fraftigc 5fpnbeprr
,oifen benocn6te Gotriarfen iig ii
lSamiliefGorene % oplnuntreoc Sen
It'll &anp moo gfuti0ens forQrgelig
9omenooer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-09-27
Uinrrnp aktftpr.

gn &llnogjprelle fra Oct engel1te
I&rigslninil lteritrn meDbcler, at ,Gbe
right nonouro6lc 2ol1is 9otba"
|Mintltcrprrli0e11t / Union Of Sontb
Mfrica, CT nonppnt til 9Gresgcne=
raj Den cngellfe 9(rme.
Set CT fun lint pper 10 Mar, H.
ocn .Sreoen &ereeriging 6leD
|1ln0erttgnet 1901 at General
8otba bor Toobcn moo Storbriton=
nien. S3an baube frlnpct MOS
gnglano / to slor; ct Nor por ban
&oerncs Eperltfon1ma11oere11oe. 0an
bur bclt farligitc 6je11Oe, iom Sen el1-
|gelifc Scr gjernem Menllelfeal0re
|bao6e ltaoet oDcrfor. @an tilfbjcbe
|0e1n ct Ear bel ifnnn1enoe 9tcberiag
|nco Golenlo o9 Spion Sop, bon Of
|ga1ltlerc0c SEN la1gc Guerilla, Scr
|forbaleoc iSreOsilutni1,oen til mani
|ge Monncbcr, efter at Sp0ofrifos
9opeoliao par faloet gnglrnoer=
Ines Spnocr. 9an CT MI 9Grcsgc=
neral oenme 0ur, lnm bon ioo top
|pert f1or bcfrtnpet.
Gonll11cn prmr lous Nirfc}, ji0e1l
Treoslll1tningcn nil pcl lphc for,
|ifjclligt. 0on nil n1oalfe bliue be-
ifplot ior at hnpc ipigtct i'm Notions
Gag, for 1Sejgbeo og Gpcrlnberi.
|Men 9oris 9otbo pil toge Jig loo=
0onne slnflager let. 16i ban far
life blot pilt, at ban bar topppr pg
mooiq / &rigcns Sis, men ogloo
at bon fan pGre flog og il1olcellbe
Sreoen. @an bar peo at tuge &on=
iefpenlernc al 6rebsllutningel, ifobt
fit 2anb It Selpltprc, Scr ct lioe ioo
1afbpngigt lnn1 Gonaoas, ban 6ar
opnaaet, at bans 2anOsmrno, ifipnt
belejreoc, er npiogtig ligcltilleoe meo
Scjrbcrrcrnc, % at 9on CT lrlp Set
beoitc SepiS for. at Sc fon nod op
It'll GtotcnS bpjeitc g,ubrbcr.
slltcrc0e er tSorbolbct 1nellen1
|Gp0ofrifo og GnglonO at iol1n1er1=
ligne rneO to 9onDc, ser lepcr en-
Union, % Sen CT life til minolt
6or0cl fpr set 2uno, ser hlcr tpun=
get il1o / l(1ipnen. Gen ipbofri>
fonIfe Afcpuhlif, bpis Yrelnicrn1i11i-
lter 2ouis 9otbo cr, 6or un0crgaoct
Ell lnrltcn cpentprlia iSorponOling
iiOe11 @ocrrepl,blifcl1s Gage, og en0-
MI RUNNER ocn ll0uiflingslnlrligbe=
Ser, bpis @rGnblcr life fan opcr-
fines. Ser flu1bc set ntooernc
&plpni'eringsfopl9b perc ppcrgoaet
8perrcpublifen cn urrrc. Sfrbne ems
at fo11Wnc ligeltillet Union 1neo
Stnrhritannicl1 scr ileoc n1eo at
tiltaNcgipe @ocrnc politiif Sribe0
o9 iffc logbe cn St11 &eien for
oen1 ipr @crorelicn og llopiflingen
of ocrcs rationale Gicnoonrmelig=
bencr.
9ullis Notbu hor ira i'm llngoom
oltiN forltooet at togc Selgernc.
San onltrrnate Jig al pocrlte Gpnc
for at operbepiic linc 2o1osmGno
on &riacns Soablssbeo, men oo
SEN por l,unogaoelig, ltprteoe fan Jig
inb poo fremmcltc Ylabs. ga 5Sre,
oen bar lt1n1ogaoclig, tog 6on poa-
M tSplgerne. % 5poofrifa fif
|5clpltpre loneoc Fan gnglano, at
bet albrig iful0e foo @rnno til at
fortrpbe SEN 5illib, set boboc pitt
8perfolfet. !@an bar bolot Set, oa
gnglonb feirer 1u Sen Mono, Ser bor
1aaet bets Seer, reb at gjerc bam ii!
fo111n1c @9rs 9Gresgenerol % al
income bom mellem fine beolte Me,1o
|peo at ii6eltille ban me6 CT Mu=
berts og en- &itcbcner.
@n l1nu(igheo, noor fife @pimon
mgber @gin1ob.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-09-27
Blannt Tannan1wnn. !.

! 8cipg. Gen 5. Sept. rejlte @e=
ncrolluye, Gr. 1nco. Yorne1nann ber
! til 9(nerifa lnco ~llnitco States"
&ejie11 gjeL0er @albington og BAL
timore. Get ferltc Steb ifal Gene=
rallgge1 pn1 Observation-Disclosures
&eprelentollt oeltage 6en i11terra-
tionale &ongres i 9pgiejne og 0e=
mograii, Baltimore ofbolocs ct
Mpoe al Militarlpeer.
9amif bpo / 9felu Sericp. Sfplge
Snbberctl1ing ira Den fgl. &o11iul l.
Seem gorf er Ell oa11lffebt DdanS,
Sulils 9eelion, al &emplteab, Goun--
tp Of Moslou, Seem SSeriep, afgaoct-
be6 9gben. ~''
Sen paagiGl0eloc, Ser Qngipes at
bape peret @nfenrano, ifol bope op-
bo1ot Jig @merifa 1870 2(or
! og bape babt amerifa1rlf 8orgerret.
Sf6lge bans al be6fommer6e omeri=
fanife Stifteret go0fje110te Gelto=
mentc tilfal6er fans go tire / Sc.
Soreneoe 6tater bpiio6enoe fpinoc-
lige 5lngtninge al bans tioligere
afbg6e Sn]tr11.
Sra Marincfaptcjn til %crbcus=
| ftrmechcf. lallct poa ounifc Sg=
offtcerer, ser CT g!coct opcr / betp=
beligc politiifc Stillingcr, er dgct
meO cit: &aptejn Clnf s(nreltrup>
Der Ct blepe11 Oireftpr for oct 11po>,=
rette0e Gentrolb1,reau for 9pg11ine
al ltn6erunu0sbuaoc, mes 6opeb=
fontor / Boris.
2a11gc ferelro 1wgcn an6cn bjeln-
me, og lnnge fereno 9tegjeringclz
tp11fte poa at anifaffe en- ltnosr=
bono$6aoo til Afari11e11> iatte oo-
bgren0e 2pjna1t soreitrup Jig ino
Il &onltrl1ftionen al Sc nn0erlpijfe
sSartpier. S5an par &iel,
6innc, / 5pe5ia, / elmertfa og itn=
oereoe Sc forifjellige Epper, og ga
Ser ioo omliber blep Sale om at fac
bDgget en- l1n0erbonosboao, lprlig
egnet til banife lorbn11oe, bar 30
reitrup allere6e e,1 9(11toritet, %
bbert l5al0 Sen ene1te lagfpnoigc
berbjemn1e.
Ger f11noe oper9opeoet let life
bere Sale om at oberoroge anbre
Silipnet meo 9pgninge11 eller 2e=
6elien al Sc ferite Sejlohier. S
neiten to 9(ar opbolot bon Jig / Gpe-
5ia og laa ~Dptferen" blipe til Gag
Zig feroeoes finn poa set itore
@pe5ioberft og erbberbe6e Jig ct
&ieroifab til 8pgningen al lt1oer-
ban6sbnn6e. 6an 1nao bere naact
bioere emo til Blot at lptte Zig ino /
andres slrbeibe og &unne1l ban
lmoo ielb babe n6bi1t sS11itiotip g
ffabt 6ornpelier, tbi set er neppe
rimeligt, at 6et itore @erft, ser mr.
bar engugeret ba1n iom Mnbe11=Di-
reft6r, ellers baboe palgt bom mel
lent mango fremro9enbe sSogn1nnb-
| Gentralbnreal1et for 8Dgning al
!1tnberpan6sboa6e er bleber til beb
en- Sammenilntril1g af @bttebeao-.
@Grftet / 1iltme og electric 8oat
COMPANY / 9lmerita. Sets fgrite
l9irefter bliber Sen ti6ligere Gbcf
lIfor iSil1n1epprftet Softer, og More=
!, itrlp nltiaa Sen onoen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-09-27

Manben: u@be1n ct set, bl1 Ser
1triffer Strgmper til?"
@one1: Set ct til 6en @elgig,
Notwithstanding, jeg er Me6le1n al. "
Monoe,:: r@ip mig Ioresfen
&ol1ife jea flnoe opuao at fonne
@etrogtning neo l1ooelingen."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-09-27
Stotiitiif ;sprcbrao, !,

Statiitiif Torcoras. ~Mine Scr
rer, 9torge fabriferer aarlia 8 Minz
lioncr Murltcn. Set pil altioo lige,
at ser gienneminitlig bpert Aar fal=
ser fire Muriten paa bper SS1tobpg=
gers @oneb -"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-09-27

Sfrio otter 9srppcnnmmer pao
bette SLAB.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-27
SAVED BY CARRIER PIGEON

A bird was recently the means OF
summoning n doctor 20 the Scottish
mainland. 10 attend 20 an injured
man. A carrier pigeon conveyed the
news that an accident had taken place
on Ailsa Craig Almost AZ the same
moment AZ the lookout man AZ Cir
van. Ayrshire. some ten miles away
had noticed the fame-the usual sig
nAi that a doctor Is reQuired-the pig
con arrived with a message stating
that a man had been badly injured
A boat with a doctor put on az once.
and q was found that a laboror en-.
ployed by the Allsa Craig Granite
company had fallen down elf,
and had been seriously injured The
man left the workmen's huts for the
purpose Of collecting birds eggs. and.
AZ he fid not return. search party
was organized. and he was found I'M
conscious AZ tho bottom OF cliff.
with his legs badly injured. He had
lain where he was found all night. In
q torrentid rainstorm. A number Of
carrier pigeons are kept and trained
on the rock 20 that urgent messages
may be sent 10 the mainland.
n.flw E~.. U..f aH. -. ....,.ft.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-27
CITATION BY PUBLICATION.
THE STATE OF TEXAS,
COUNTY OF POTTER:
To the Sheriff or Any

To the Sheriff or Any Constable OF
Potter County, Greeting:
You are hereby commanded to
summon Emma Castellanas, alias
Emma Loving, by making publication
OF this citation once In each week for
four successive weeks previous TO
the return day thereof, in some news
paper published in your county. II
there be- a newspaper published there
In, but II not, then in any newspaper
published in the i7th Judicial Dis
triot; but If there be no paper pub
lished In said judicial District. then
In a newspaper published in the near
est district 20 said Attn judicial Dis
trict. to appear at the October Term
OF the Justice Court, Precinct No. /.
Potter county, Texas, 10 be holden at
the court house thereof In Amarillo,
on the first Monday IN October, the
same being the Tth day OF October.
llS12, In suit numbered on the
docket Of said court No 1854, where
In The II. y. Kirsch Company. Inc.
liz plaintiff and Emma Castellanas.
alias Emma Loving Is defendant.
plaintiffs cause OF action being a
suit on verified account IN the sum
OF Twenty-Five Dollars and Sixty
Cents e25.GO).
Herein fail not. but have before
said court on the said First Monday
iu October. 4. ID. 1912, this writ
with your return thereon, showing
how you have executed same
Witness my hand this the 18th day
I0f August A. ID. 1912.
DAVID DERDEN,
Justice OF tho Peace I'm and for Pre-
cinct No. ]. Potter County, Texas
s, 20-27. .. $40
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III 1T Is HELP YOU WANT phone
SO. Amarillo Employment Co, rooms
I and 2, Acknowledgement Bldgp
Amarillo. Texas. We get the help
wi,hop, delav 231-26p
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FOR RENT-Two furnished house
keeping rooms: close in 30S Lin
coin. 251 4p
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wANTED-At once, strong reliable
woman for general homework; good
wages for right person. Phone Az,
254 &c
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FAMILY HORSE AND CARRIAGE
for sale. Inquire Mrs. A. V. Curtis,
1920 Washington street. 252 CD
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FOR RENT-Modern 5-room cot
tage; hot and cold water; electric
and gas connections; location 1903
Van Buren,; price $500. See or
phone J. NJ. Nicely. $50 sc
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FOR SALE-Bargain: 4-room house.
close in; only 500 cash. balance
s25 per month Phone 2s9. 252tfc
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HALFCENT
a W. 9D AFTER
FIRST INSERTION
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.

RATE one cent word first inser.
ton. one-half cent a word each sub
sequent insertion
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If You Are in Doubt Trial Will Convince you that
Daily News Classified Ads
Surely Get Results---l2 Words Three Times. Csc
FOR RENT.

RATE One cent word first inser-
ton. one-half cent word each sab
sequent insertion.
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If YOU WANT 20 borrow money on
your land, or have vendors lien
notes for sale or 70 be extended,
write to Box S, Tulia, Texas. giving
description OF the security offered.
PROMPT attention. $50 &C
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-27

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. dining room
girl; steady position. Oriental Hotel.
252 &c
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WANTEDTo RENT-My home, par
TALLY furnished, for ihe winter; .
rooms and closets. free water above;
on car line at San Jacinto Heights.
T w. Brazelton. phone 1853. 25itfc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-08-27

vANTED-By man and wife, job on
ranch. J. G. Baker, 500 Jackson.
254 6p
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FOR SALE-Nice dining table,
chairs, buffet, and other articles
phone 9S5. 252tf,