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Washington Journal., 1912-03-09
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gen UrtaltnHB.
SIM .gerIiner SgbI.~ idretbt
gdpeIter Sela iiber RGlteItut
bur6 3eitungspopier, Der nObI nur
peiieen Ntenihen befannt Iein
Siirfte. Sci Der iesigen Semperatur
un6 ben ougenblidliben Wittertnes-
berbdItnifien orinat Die 6er9tigfeit
6ur6 ale @oren Der 8~efleioung Elm,
un0 mir fGnnen uns zines Tr0iteIn-
ben @efiibls taum ertpebren. @etn
bic S9ubioblen nod 10 feit itn0, bo.
Ben mir, iofern mir feline lleberihube
trageu, bod tets oos @efiibI BON
noBfnIten 6iiBen. Sebr biele Wfen-
Iden, beIonoers DomerL empfinoen
ober ueberi6ube oIs 1uBerit Iaitig,
RomantIi6 tpenn man bel Ioufen
muB, tets bonn 8ormet1 in Dos
@oIte un6 bonn 4oIten in oos Borme
eebt, tpas bel ben Beiorgungen uift
Sit oermeiOen lit. Oa bilft ous 3ei-
tungspnpier.
Nus bier 8egen, 0ie iibereinnnOer
seleqt meroen, idneioet mar Der
Sorm 6es SfpIbes entipredenO cine
5obIe, Die man in Sen Shub bins
einleat. SeIbIt penn Die StraBen
Iebr feuGt Itno, tpern Die 2uft Iebr
reaenIAmer lit, 0auert es bod gerau'
me 9eit, big oie Seudtisfeit lid Dem
Sub mitteiIt. Won behalf, fpefn
man 0ieIes eirfohe uno getpiB
btntge WitteI %anrpen6et, immer oos
@efiibI, einen trodenen un6 marmen
Sub al baben. @ud BEL Sen 0fen-
Iben, bic iebr an taIten 6iiBen lei-
ben, uno Bel oenen ale Wlittelv tpie
Bed6elfubbGoer, oife 5triimpfe uim-
berlaaen, bat Ii9 bic GinIogeiobIe
aus 8eitunespapier Eebr gut be.
pGbrt. W1an muB fie freilid tdglid
minOeftens einmoI uehieln uno bart
fie niht BON einem Shub in ben an
oeren Ieeen. Dns 1T aker nuH bel
Der geringen Weiibe, bic Oos 8ui9nei-
ben elmer ioIden moht, u"6 BET Der
Biniateit hires OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
bolfor1men iiberfIiiIiig. Sol0oten,
bic ibre SiiBe MIR Ifner gegen @dIte
uno NGiie ifiisen fonnen, tpenoen
oos 8eitungspopier in Ieiner gigen.
idoft als i6Iefter @Grmeleiter iebr
bel an. gs bGIt bic @1rme beg &or.
pers aufammen un0 Ieitet lie ihtper
mad ouBen bin ob. Seine Mutter,
bic I'm Oie @eiunObeit ibres Rinoes
beIoret lit, ionte oeriGumen, oieies
einfa6e @orbeugungsmitteI gegen
grfGItuneen gu gebrouden. Sin bic
Ter Steue lei eleidseitie nod Elm
efnfa9es MitteI gegen Shnupfen,
Der ougenbIidli1 tpobI toum einen
Weniden beridont, ertD1bnt. Sat
man einen tii1tigen Sdnupfen, 10
tuen0e NOR foleen6es W2tttel an:
Non toufe in Der Apotbefe ODER
elmer 9rOserie Seufomen un6
brinee i'm in einem groBen Cope
nit @ofier gum aofen. SoboIO sic
DGnpfe %aufitetgen, Itele man ben
Eopf in ein gut gebeBtes 3immer,
b1tue it1 ielbft un6 0as 0ompfen0c
@efdB in cine ihpere Oede, oie Den
&onh niht OurAl1Bt. unb otme oie
D6mpfe 0urh Nuno unb NoIe elm.
3uerit aptrb oas @efiibl, 6ieie beiBen
Olympic ein8uotmen, iebr unange-
nebm fem, man aepobnt fid aber
oaran, uno wenn man bic D1mpfe
etpa 3ebn Minuten oufeenommen
bat, miro cine beftige 3ronipiration
eintreten. Sn oieiem 3uitan0e Der
Sranipirntion bleibe man nod mel
tere iiinf Winuten. Mls0ann maihe
man @eIiht, sails unO 8ruit nit lau-
pormem 8aiier. Oas natiirIih BE-
reitlteben muB, unO maAe iih etrDas
@onen,tro Sc muB ober ie0er 3uo
Washington Journal., 1912-03-09
Befe&1nssserIn&e eine0 Gtaats-
annals.

4us 8oris miro uns geihrieben:
Cine bodit ieltlnme Gei9idte be-
id)Gftigt YarIamentdrier un0 ben
Suiti3miniiter. Gin omtierenoer
6tnotsonipalt nan1ens 9errot De Ia
Balette ieBte it4 Dor fur3em nit benz
aus 4oritfa ltammen0en, aber Ods
Departement Misne in Der &nmmer
bertreten0en Mbgeor6neten geccolOi
in 8%erbinonug, nm our9 ieinen Gin.
fluff 5u berbinoern, OaB er bon Iir-
les Bnins nod TIemcem In Mlgerien
beriest meroe. Ser StootsnntpoIt,
Der nugenIeioeno 5u iein bebouptete,
unb 0nber bic blen0enoe Come Mfri-
fns niht bertrogen gu fonnen mein-
te, NOR Dor fur5em Itrafpeiie nod
Slemcem eeihidt mor9en, befinoet
iih ober in 8nris nlf einem ltrIai1b.
Ct iu9te nun @eccalOis uno anoerer
Deputierten 8ermittlrn9 benin ST.
fti3miniiter nod, oamit iene @trof-
~beriesung riifgGng;g gema9t meroe.
B~orgeItern ion ftd nun Der Staats-
nnipalt,oer Musfage Geccolois 5ufol-
&c, 5u oieiem in Die @obnung bege-
ben boben, obne i'm ieooh on5utref-
fen. Sem SefretGr geccaGois IieB er
eiren fir Sen Mbgeoroneten beitimm-
ten 8riefumihlog 8uriid, BEN Gee
eoIoi nn1 ieiner Niiftebr in
Gntpfnng nabm. @s befnn6en Ii9
6orin elm Brief, in Dem oos @eiuA
Inn Snternention beim Winiiter nod
mails oringeno nieoerbolt niro uno
bnnn 3ebn Suroertfrontnoten. 4u-
genbIidli6 min geccoIoi oieien Be-
ite9ungsneriuh telepboniid Dem SUI
iti3minifter mitgeteilt unb oieIem
Brief uno 8anfnoten 3ugei1ift ba-
ben. 9atio6e lit, oaB Der Suiti3mi-
hitter i'm geftrigen Miniiterrate turde
Mitteilung BON Der Sd1e mahte
un6 cine omtlihe grbebung nnoro-
nete. Geccaloi bedntragte ielbIt cine
gerihtlihe 8erfoIgung oes 8eamten
tDeeen 8eitedungsberIu6es. Ser
&CLLUl ue III OuleItt
Ieitgnete, oIs er bon Teportern in
terbiept tpurOe, Die gan5e Sohe
run6tpee ab uno gnb ols grtIGrung
an, er 1tebe nit beri6ieoenen Ne1ts-
onrGIten, Die gleiH3eitie Mbgeor6-
nete ieien, in neutrality-suspicious.
TT 8erbinoung unO babe ibnen lest
BIN aud nombnfte @eloboridiIie our
G4ibrung leiner Hro5eiie iibergeben
uorin ober ni1is 8erbre1erii1es gu
fin6en iei. 8os geccaIoi onlnnge,
70 babe ct lbm feline Summe 3uge-
itent. - Mon lit bier bieIfnd Der
Wfeinune, ooB an Der Sahe bod
nobl ettpos @nbres iet bob Geccol-
81 dber peniger beleioigt gepeien
ndre uu6 permutlih cine 4lage IN.
t~erIoIien b1tte, wenn Die in Dem
WrichumIHIog entboltene Summe
wm Elm 8etrGhtliHes grober olsge-
fallen mare.
Washington Journal., 1912-03-09
nranhfataitrep6e in BED edweis.

Wei benz 9ranoe zines Bobnbait.
Ses in aappel, einem 0orie in ct.
@onat, ftno flint YeriOnen, oorunter
bier Rin6er, berbrunnt. Der Batter
Ser Rimber erIitt f&tpere HerIetun.
seR.
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-01
THE TRUTH IS OUT At LAST.

At ast Here's the real live, authenticated upto thenn-
genuine theabe for the hitherto
plcable political antics of rrepessbe Roosevelt.
The African fly bit him while he pursuing the dead
rno and the maklng lion through the jungle trails of the
Dark Continent.
G. w. Graham Englishman, resident in Denver, says
that Frederick C. Sous who the original of Allan Ouaer
in aggards famous novel, believes that the
fly that put the colonel the bug and that it's cnch
would have go crazy die from sleeping sickness the
pest got to him.
THE fly very dangerous, said Mr. Graham. "Un
like the mosquito that stalks prey by night the bites
open daylight Scientists have proved that this the
germ the fatal sleeping sickness malady that carries of thou
sands the African unge yearly There for it, though
the effect mnmized by the strong constitution of the
victim. Usually the sleeping sickness follows after Infection
and death is we Where fatality avoided insanity either in
mild or violent form results
That's it, Mr. Graham says Mr. Selous says he told the
colonel into the infested districts without face and
hands fully protected. The mighty hunter said "Iush"
"Fudger Pickes something like that and dared the
fly do Mr.. Graham says Mr. Selous says
Then he back here and says: "Ny hats in the ring,
and bs Colorado with remark about having been done
of the states delegation the national convention by machine
skulduggery.
Some people got angry and chdd the colonel All the time
the fault of that v that bit him Africa according
to the English hunters opinion.
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-01
MAHONY SHOULD Be REhPPOINTED.

Today Thomas f. Mahonv's a member of the
board of Immigration expired 1t up Governor Shafroh
eappont Mr. Mallory Ell the vacancy by the appointment
of other
We understand that there fifteen applicants for the
position, Including the ollowng H. S. Maddox Canon CITY,
W. o. Reddnq Moatrose; George n. Raymond Durango J. +
Wilson, Aamos G. c. Wallace and W. Henderson, Colorado
Springs; p d. Nelson Berthoud C. C. Woomansee oveand;
w. A. Colt Las Anmas; Jesse R. Wood, Fort Collns H. S,
Andrews, Florence; L. A. Ruack, Del Norte E. Mcmahon
Tndad M. Brady, Monte VISTA and n S. Losey, Eaton.
MIR. Mahony candidate for reappontment He has made
splendid record the board and the former secretary Of the
Grand Junction Chamber of Commerce the best available
for the place He should be reapponted Grand Junction and
the slope could have better friend the board of
There is only other Office had rather Tom Mahony
selected fill just this time and that the Office of secretary
of the Grand Junction Chamber of Commercials old posion
which Office Fred G. Shaer the present efficient secretary
has resigned.
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-01
UUUUII THIH
To Be HELD
SEPT. 25-27
Dates for Western Slope and Utah
State Fairs Announced Today
by Secretary Gormley
of Big Circuit.

The dates for the county fairs in
western Colorado and Utah were an
nounced today by Arthur T. Gormley,
secretary of the Western Colorado
Utah Fair & Racing Circuit.
The circuit will begin at Hotch-
kiss, where the fair will be held on
September 4 to T.. Delta will come
next on September 10 to 13. At
Montrose the II to 20 of September
will be given over to the Western
Slope Fair and the Grand Junction
event will occupy the week of Sep
tember "a to 81. Salt Lake City
will have its annual fair from Sep
tember 80 to October 3.
Purses aggregating S25,000 will
be offered by the various fairs on
the circuit to racing men, and it is
believed that. large string of very
fast horses will cover the complete
round of celebrations.
w. o. Redding of Montrose is
president of the circuit with Arthur
T. Gormley of this city secretary.
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-01
APPALLING DEATH LIST IS
CAUSED BY HOUSE FLY
Sentinel Special Service.

Sentinel Special Service.
Boston, Mass, Apr. I've lost
more than $4,000 people year by
At thatt ime the date for the dem
and large contributory cause of
these deaths is directly traceable to
the common house fly" said Prof
Clifford F. Hodge, professor OF biolo-
gy at Clark University.
Every year." he added, 1--WE spend
about $500, 100000 in our efforts for
sanitation and in ridding our cities
of pests detrimental to health. The
determination of the fly as the uni
versal distributor of filth and disease
is the first step in the prevention of
disease.
I'VE should rise as nation-man,
woman and child-and do away with
the pestiferous, murderous fly"
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-01
OFFICIAL CALL OF The DEMO-
CRATIC COUNTY CON-
VENT|ON.
OFFICIAL CALL OF THE DEMO-
CRATIC COUNTY CONVENTION

OFFICIAL CALL OF THE DEMO-
CRATIC COUNTY CONVENTION.
Pursuant to the action of the dem
ocratic county central committee, at
a meeting held in Grand Junction,
Colorado, March 25, 1912, notice is
hereby given that the democratic
county convention will be held in
Grand junction April 22, 1912, at
the hour of II O'Clock am, at the
court house in said city, for the pur-
pose of electing % delegates to the
state convention to be held April 20,
1912, at Colorado Springs, Colorado,
and for the election of % delegates
to attend the Second Congressional
District convention to be held at the
same place and on the same date;
hat the basis of representation for
he various precincts will be as fol-
lows.
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-01

Notice is further given that the
primaries for the election of dele
gates will be held in the various pre-
cincts of the county on the 18th day
of April, 1912 between the hours
of 4 pm. and I pm. OF said date,
at which primaries all parties be-
lieving in the principles of the dem
ocratic party and intending to vote
the democratic ticket in the coming
presidential election will be entitled
to participate; that the democratic
voters at such primaries shall be en-
titled, if they so desire, to express
their preference for their choice for
the candidate on the democratic tick
ct for president.
Dated this 2Sth day of March, A
d. 1912.
HENRY r. RHONE,
Chairman Democratic County Cen
tral Committee.
JOHN B. FoNDER,
Secretary
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-01
TO
LEAVE ON TRIP
MUIR, Rankin and Dowrey Depart To-
morrow for Eastern Slope to In
vestigate Paving. = Probably
Will Choose Asphaltum.

William MUIR, James H. Rankin
md w. r. Dowrey will leave tomor-
row for n trip of several days to
trinidad, Pueblo and Denver, where
hey will make detailed investiga-
ions of the paving in use in those
tiles.
. These gentlemen were recently ap-
pointed by a meeting of the property
holders of the proposed paving dis
rict along Colorado avenue to make
hese cities.
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-01

1t is said that the Barber Asphalt
company's proposition has been prac-
tically decided upon by the property
owners, but the experience of other
cities with this material will be in
vestigated first.
Their report will probably settle
all the questions that have been
brought up and will be Immediately
followed by the necessary engineer
ing work preliminary to actual con-
struction.
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-01
The Rio Grande Announces.

The Denver & Rio Grande an
nounces through its traffic depart
ment the appointment of o. o. Ap-
pIegate as general agent of the com
plny at Detroit, Mich. He will also
represent the Western Pacific road.
The same department also announces
the appointment of Z. C. Roxbury as
general agent for the two companies
at Kansas City, Mo.
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-01
IT LOOKS LIKE CHAMP CLARK.

In CONFIDENTIAL letter the Denver Post, Of the best
known political the country has this about the
presidential candidates and their present chances
Il writing this that about per of the
old political observers around Washington believe that Taft and
Clark going head their respective tickets The Roosevelt
started ae-the Harmon and Wilson booms
early. The latter particularly showing signs of weakening
largely because of failure get delegates where delegates
pected and claimed. Clark has Wilson, 1t looks
like the two will go Clark
1T also the view that Clark would have easy victory
over Taft"
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-01

You get just what you pay for in
cheap. wooden flume; galvanized pipe
is the only kind that stands all the
weather conditions. Made by Jas. H
Lane.
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-01

The City Van, Transfer. Livery &
Storage company. All kinds of haul
ing and the best of livery equipment
Prompt attention to all branches Of
the business. Barton & Terrill, pro
pretors.
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-01
On DELAYED Train.

The county commissioners held no
sessions today, Chairman Dwyer
came in on the depayed noon train
this afternoon.
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-01
Back from Denver.

turned yesterday noon from visit to
Denver.
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-01

The Plateau Voice is in dire straits Listen this The
Voice publishing much these quiet days for the smp
reason that are unable get hold anything worth publish
ing If you know tem for the love of Mike call Grove
and tell about itr'
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-01
Mason Here.

Mason Here.
o. H. Mason was an arrival from
Glade Park today on business mat
ters.
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-01

1t of little Importance and of consd
cradle satisfaction that Denver have grandopera
IoI Z, second in the country.
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-01

All sizes and guages of flume made
on short notice by Jas. H. Lane.
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-01
ILEK II ,
w E E K.
At Loe@er's s.

A special bonus from the boss.
The statesmen of this store can
make special bonus this week,
if they will show a certain in
crease over March last year.
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-01

ELLIOTT SPECIALS today: $3.50
and $500 values, now s1.OO.
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-01

We gotta make that increase.
He says: Go to it boysl and be
Heve us, we are going to it. That
bonus is ours right now, because
we have got the goods to do it
with.
So here goes.
Fifty Easter Suits for Young
Men. They are a sensation
mover-pure, all-wool cloth, cut
IN the latest style; silk lined; fan
cy patterns; blue serge.
The evening world., 1912-09-26
You Are Safe When You Buy at
Riker and Hegeman Drug Stores
You Pay Less Today

for drug store articles than you paid formerly Cathoug
the price Of other household nccessaries has increased
because of the Riker and Hegcman business policy,
A drug store exists for the service of the
community.
Only goods that meet the requirements OF
standard value purity and strength should be
sold.
The margin of profit should be business
margin, not the haphazard method of price .
fixing that came down from the days when the
druggist was something wizard.
We list below number Of articles specially reduced unit
Saturday nj midnight They you less than they usual
do at our stores where they usually cost You less than elsewhere
The evening world., 1912-09-26
GRATED SKIN
SAVES THE LIFE
Of A GIRL BABY
Child's Father, Mother and
Seventeen-Yea Aunt
Contribute Cuticle.

A pathetic story OF parental devotion
the Bronx. when II was announced by
Or. =. Miillken OF No. 1i Madison ave.
nue. that the life Of little Katie Wan
dcrer. twenty-sevcn months old. has
been saved after three operations of
skin grating from the legs OF her aunt.
mother and father.
II was about Ave months ago. while
little Katie and her sister Margaret.
three and one-h half years old, were
playing In the kitchen OF their home.
No. h2. Kast One Hundred and Forty
seventh street. with matches when Katie
was badly burned on the left eide OF her
little body from her head to foot. She
was removed TO Lincoln Hospital where
up to . week ago she lay At tho point
of death.
The parents were notified By Or. Milii-
Ken that como one must give the infant
skin and that only skin would save her
dife. The baby's aunt. Miss Eva Wan
derer. q seventecn-ycar-ot girl. who
dives with the family. volunteered. and
on Aug. % several inches Of skin was
removed from her thigh. but the opera
ton was . failure. Katie's mother, Anna
wanderer. then came forward with q
contribution OF cuticls. but this also
proved unsuccessful.
After those two attempts Or. MINK u
had given UP all hope of saving tbs. life
OF Katie. and the family was unable "a
pay any one. nor could the father. Mich
olss. AFFORD 20 Eive ZIP a weeks pay for
fear Of not getting his position back ~
. barber. but the parental affection
triumphed over financial considerations
and the father. without notifying any OF
his family. went to the hospital and OF.
fered himself for the relief Of his child.
and on Sept. II twenty-five square inches
Of skin was removed from mis- thighs
and grated upon the little girl by DR..
Milliken. This time the operation proved
entirely successful.
The father returned to-day to his place
Of business with Q slight limp and his
face wrsathsd In smiles OF happiness
and contentment ~ he received the
congratulations of his friends and en-
ployer.
The evening world., 1912-09-26
SLAYER FORSBREy
GETS A RESPITE
FOR MURDER PLEA
Man Who Escaped From
Tombs Arraignei, hut
80. Case Is Postponed.

Reynolds Frosbrey was arraisnei Ia
pssaA 20 two indictments. one charging
murder and the other attempted muir
det. The murder indictment was based
On the holdup killing OF Morris
Schwartzkopf IN his shop at No. De.
fancy street, on July 20. The charge Of
attempted murder grew out OF the
shooting OF Max Katz, the cigar store
clerk whom Frosbrey sought to rob a
few hours after he had killed Schwartz
kppf.
Both indictments were found on Sept
9. four days after the gunman and
slayer had escaped from the Tombs. on
the day OF his escape he was indicted
in Brooklyn for the murder OF Q Fiat.
bush avenue haberdssher.
Forsbrey stood up to the rail and
listened calmly to the reading of tho in.
diotments by Clerk Cowing When
asked II he had employed counsel he
replied that Richard c. Addy, an attor-
nsy OF No. ~ Court street brooklyn.
had been engaged 10 represent him.
~ the lawyer was not N the court
room Judge Grain adjourned the plead
ing until tomorrow.
1t was stated in the murder indict.
ment that on the morning before the
Schwarzkopf murder Forsbrey had
planned 10 20 20 Canada with his
brother and his brothers wife. and
Margaret Ryan. the Girl who brought
saws and acid TO his Tombs cell. and
who was living with him at the time OF
the sensational capture night before
laa
Assistant Dastrict-Attorney Minton
said that he could furnish evidence to
show that the plans for the Journey 70
Canada had been held UP because OF q
lack of funds Forsbrey finally voiun-
tesrcd 10 80 out and get the money by
the simple method of hold-up robbery.
There was n report In the Tombs to-
day that Margaret Ryan had conaded
70 Commissioner OF Corrections Wright
that an $500 bribe had been offered
20 . Tombs Official 90 assist In Fors-
brey's escape. How this sum was 20 be
raised the young woman could no, tell
The evening world., 1912-09-26

These candies created particularly for this sale They
form striking Gmh RkerHegemas Candy Offer They can DO
obtained onI at our and only ue they last Tho quantity
anfacured-ony t,slre thousand pound,A be disposed Of
belere, in fem days. Better Try them ~hi they last
Nothing in the manufacture OF these splendid Chocolate
Almonds was leito chance We planned make these Almonds
tina hest Won have ever tasled-or eve will taste.
The evening world., 1912-09-26
Illustrated Magazine Free.

A new magazine (handy size) with
twenty -four pages. sixteen Of them In
color. with every copy Of next Sun
days World. A new magazine
EVERY WEEK. Watch for the frst
number next Sunday. Full OF pic
tures and good reading matter.
The evening world., 1912-09-26

Glover's Mango Cure. soc.
size. $50.
Robinson's Patent Barley.
15c. size. l2c: csc. size. zoe.
GUIDES Pepto = Mangan.
81 90 size. 73c.
Syrup Figs. California, soc.
size. SIC.
F1etcher's Castoria. 35c.
size, l6c.
Kinds Honey and Almond
Cream. SOC. size. 29c: $1.00
size, CSC.
Rivers Talcum. l5c. size,
l3c: csc. size, lSc.
Optic Roach Paste. s6c. size,
l3c.
Egyptian Deodorizer. CSC.
size, l5c.
en-. Disinfectant. lOc. size.
&c: csc. size, l7c: soc. size, sac {;
81 90 size. &c.
Creolin Pearson. Zoe. size.
Sc: csc. size, lie; SOC. size, sac
81 90 size. e4c.
Glyco Thymolinc. csc. size,
lsc; SOC. size. $50; sl.OO size,
&c.
Westphal's Auxiliator. SOC.
size, 24c: 81 90 size. 44c.
Listerine, 1Oc. size, Sc: csc.
size. l6c; SOC. size, sic; sl.OO
size, 56c.
Hays Hair Health. SOC.
size. sic: 81. 90 size, Gle.
Danderine, csc. size, Ice;
SOC. size, sic; $1.O0 size, CSC.
Hemaboloids. plain OF
arscniated. 81 90 size, e9c.
Pompeian Massage Cream,
SOC. size, 27c;'75c. size. 4lc;
81 90 size, 55c.
The evening world., 1912-09-26
THREE KILLED IN WRECK
OF SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Brooklyn Man One of the Vic
Tins Of Accident Near
Rome, Georgia.

Rome, Georgia.
ROME. Ca. Sept. B.--Three persons
were killed. two seriously injured and
between twelve and fifteen others
slightly hurt when Southern Railway
passenger train No. II. from CHICAGO to
Jacksonville. was deraiied at Plainville.
twelve miles north OF here, at $50 o'clock
last niEht
Tho dead.
J. -. MITCHELL, Brooklyn, n. Y.
Unidentified negro boy.
Unidentified negro girl.
The derailment occurred on a curve
and II believed 60 have been caused BY
spreading rails or the trucks o. one OF
ths coaches dropping.
The evening world., 1912-09-26

Two Dollars Tor stpickes Parests.
The Evening World acknowledge the
receipt OF 50 moro for the parents Of
Pincus NaturmAn OF No. 10 Pitt street.
who was drowned In the East River
last Thursday.
The evening world., 1912-09-26

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Sanito1 Tooth Powder. csc.
size, lac.
Rubifoam. 2jc. size. Ice.
Lyons Tooth Powder. s5c.
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Calox Tooth Powder. csc.
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Carter's Liver Pills. csc.
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Cuticura Soap. csc. size.
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Diapepsin Tablets. SOC. size.
$50.
Russell's Emulsion. $l.OO
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Dioxogen. csc. size, l5c: 45c.
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Murray's Lotion. csc. size,
Ice.
Lysol, csc. size, lie; 91.00
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platt's Chlorides, SOC. size,
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: Antozone Disinfectant.
SIC. size, use.
Fellows Syrup, 81.O0 size,
CSC; 81. so size. 94c.
Swamp-Root, SOC. size, 3Sc;
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Father Johns Medicine.
SOC. size, S3c; 81 90 size, Sc.
Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable
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