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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-23

ss5o-s7-lo5TH ST.. 9o1 WEST BRoAD-
WAY. - CHOICE; ELEXAI0Ki rhL ~!
BUSINESS PEOPLE. BACON.
S4-SS--lOlsT ST.. 2O5 WEsT-FuRNlhnED
ROOMS. SINGLE, DOUBLE; ELECIhIC-
Phone: ELEVATOR DAY AID NIGHT;
KITCHEN PRIyILKGEs II DE rs = IN, .
HITCH EMS ON EVERY FLOOR TIE LUD-
INGTON, PHONE 1893 RIVERSIDE.
7TH AVE, 2O23.-Largs front room board.
all conyenences; private home. kARPF
lO8D ST, 205 WEST.-suNNY BEDROOM;
PRIVATE: MODERN COSVENiENCEs;
ELEVATOR; TELEPHONE; REFERENCES
APARTMENT 90.
l0sD ST.. II wEsT-Newly furnished rooms.
suitable two gentlemen, modern improve
ments. IRWIN. .-
iO5TH sT, $50 WEST FRONT SUITE:
TWO, THREE NEWLY FUhNlSHED
ROOMS: ALSO SINGLE ROOM; RUNNING
WATER: PRIVATE ENTRANCE: PIANO;
REFERENCES. HUGHES "
NM ST, lIG WEsT,-Two large rooms
connecting bath handsomely furnished; :
other rOOms; meals optional. phone; home
ii8TH ST., 623 WEST BEAUTIFuLLY
Unfinished ROOMS; VEL a., HE sJr,IleL,
CONNECTING BATHS; PklVATE hOusE'
ELECTRICITY: REASONABLE. ---
ll tEHrf s hSiEN ~ BLEGaNT ROOMS BoAh6;
HOMB COOKING; PRIVATE FAMILY
SUBWAY, Il fObbhI1
18TH ST., s7l WEsT, -gEAUTiTUL, Rooms COZ s
ELEVATOR APARTMENT KIEGbR.
JIoTH ST. 2Oi WEsT--NEW. ATTRAC-
TIVE PARLo9,RS;, CoNNrE2C,I, NC "a b bTi2-
F F29NT H h4ERdSMf 50 % t u, HAYES
I22D ST., I87 WEST.-Back parlor FOR doctor
or dentist; good location. --
I22D ST. l85 WEsT.--LaFge double room
next bath; near subway IL: references:
reasonable ------
10Th ST., 7 WEsT.-Large. sunny room for
two; newly furnished telephone; all con-
veniences.
i26TH ST, 800 .wEsT.-Lsrgo and small
rooms; near ~; al convenience
18TH ST., IS WEST-I.ight rooms: near sub
way or IT,; improvements; references.
127TH ST., 20 WEST-Back parior; all i'm
prOvements; near subway or IL
10th ST, los WEsT.--Large front room;
All conyeniences; phone; heated; rehSoh-
able. ------
dentist couple; other rooms, moderate,
I3IST ST.. 24g WEST.-Two cosey rooms;
well heated: hot water; Il" -
IaarIT CT 5i4 WEST Nice room: all con-
veniences; phone; subway. lLER.
18TH yr., 607 WEST. Beautiful rooms. Sub-
way; l. apartments Phone. ApS. 20;
IIsD sT BOO WEsT.-Hish class apartment;
single or suite. phone i1so--Audubon, g. N.
159TH ST, GAS WEST Subway. Room; gen
tIenan: private house bath, phone; Ameri-
can family. ----------
95STU ST. If WEsT.-LGrge. sunny rooms;
gentlemen preferred: reasonable -
LARGE. LIGHT ROOMS; sub or a.; all con
veniences 2Gs West l27th st. .
WORCESTERSHIRE WEST "a CORNER tiS 81, , 1lsITH
A ARRSkp Way HxPREss HE&RY. -
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DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE,

----s-------
Observation-Disclosures.
MMB CECILE-MARIE.
HIGH CLASS DRESSES
DESIGNED AND MADE.
PARTISAN MODELS.
EXCLUSIVE TRADE ONLY.
APPOINTMENTS BY PHONE. col Ssss
MADAME JOSEPHINE.
100 West sea St.
IMPORTED s-MoDERATE RATES.
Late with Louise & Co and
FarquRrsen 4 Wheslock, Fifh Avenue
JULIUS l. wEICHMAN.
LADIES TAILOR MADE SUIT GOWNS.
Tailor made suit gowns 10 order from 40
and up; have an original line 81 Paris models models
from the largest houses; perfect satisfaction
guaranteed. Phone aTll Schuyler .Os west
san 81 "
-. GOWNS. o-so n,o,nU,v
MRS Z GRA SaWys gPEef. RF9AP Rye
TO ORDER AT ATTRACTIVE PRICES
OTHER LINES OF HIGH CLASS DRESS
MAKING.
Gowns copied from French models; also
waists ana street costumes at Teasonabls
prices: remodelling attended to- Tel. $3.50
River 49, West ssth ST
III.
TcIenhone. sl5A MorninEside. ladies' Tailor
and FIrr.cr suits made 20 order from imported
materials Regular go suits Us and fSo 800
broadway. bet 18th and llich SITS, New York.
:. BURG.
IMPORTING LADIES' TAILOR AND FUR
piEP PERFECT FIT; WORK GUARAN-
TEED. FUEs MADE 10 ORDER J2l w.
18TH sT. ------------
A high class dr.ssmaker and inter, wishes a
few more customers; will work al home only.
satisfactlon guaranteed. l26 West Goth st
GOWNS EXrerlenced woman IA a high class
dr.ssnaklng concern wishes more CUSTOMERS
orders taken for evening and street gowns;
Latest models shown. Material optional iss
West 18th st.
ARTISTIC DREssMAKER.
Gowns and dresses made. from Sc; children.
dresses. remOdelling a speciality. Sholem' lst
West lO3d IT
MILLINERY TAUGHT.
TIfth avenue designer lnstrustS privately;
,iysursf methods. exclusive: investigation
Nine Sagres. 200 West a5th ST. .
ROBES AND GOWNS.
Copies from French books: peTtect NJ; wot k
guaranteed. Nine. sPARAG, no. West listh
~. Mornngside2gOB.
sIJITs 90 order. SIS; skirts. 81. made Of i'm
ported broadcloth and fancy mixtures guar
s ANTE, r ssIn I TnUr n'0 co a aa ,s svs
GERRiNGER BROS.
ImportinR Ladies Taors and Furriers.
Open evening" 35l West lieth street. corner
Manhattan ave. Telephone, 766 aorninEBide.
MRS. u. AYREs
Sample Dresses. Coats and Gowns at sacri-
need prices Alterations free. open evenings
l0a West 18th 81.
NINE LAVERGNE.
Latest models; irst-class French dressmekeI;
rriccs moderate evening gowns and opera
coats. PA West ll4th ~.
LADIES' TAILOR. expert litter; estaeiished 10
years: uy-to-date styles, NJ and %orktnahssnIp
Guaranteed. suits made 10 order, S3b up refer
suces ON request. J. JACOBSON, lSe W 4sth 81:
RELIABLE FURRIER---Forme with James
McCTeery Furs OF all descriptions remod-
elled into the latest styles. Reasonable prices
PHILIP KESLER. 240 W. ll0th 81.
A DRFSsMAKER. High class litter, cutter,
draper: 50: out or home. Phone JiS7-Audu-
bon. -----------
DRFSSMA KER.-Competent: makes ana re-
models: children's a speciality juliet 10
East 18th at Tel 40s stuyvesont. ----
THE BETTY Ladies' Tailoring Co, 2oI eth
ave, will make perfect fitting suit 10 orasr
for SO or skirt for 81; furnish your own material
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HELP WANTED.
Male.
WORK WANTED.
Male.

Male.
|sEklCAN Christian gentleman OF refnement.
r., would like position as private secTetAII
- manage personal estate. either sex; refer
ces exchanged. r. c.. Box 81. strstfoTo'
kickLAYER. -Foreman; first class man. j.
f-sIer. l2tl 10th st. Brooklyn.
tcUuM CLEANING, with powerful air COM
IasssoF VI will eleSa two, three rooms toor-
Ehly oyama. los west l0lst st. Phone
Ez-Riyerside.
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s6-6iST ST., t55 WEST. Nicely furnished
rooms with board: SO week. American fam
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ANTIQUES.

ANTIQUEs-seoond hend furniturs bought
PlazA--6261.
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WEST sIDE--BeIow Tooth street.

$500 TO STO0-12TH ST, 2l7 WEST
Large, light. airy rooms: heat; running
wafer. felcnhnne. rnferenCes.
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bMEsrlc SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male

Male
fsAShhAH. Single: IN private family; Will
~ 70 be generally useful around place and
r III East 10th 81.
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ROOM AND BOARD DIRECTORY.
BOARDERe WANTED.
BROOKLYN.
Heights Section.
THE WELLS Hol

Heights Section.
THE WELLS HOUSE,
ess- 2ss AND 900 CLINTON STREET.
Single rooms and board IS week; double
rooms and board for two ~ week; also
suites with private bath. --
HICKS ST, 258-Handso~ey appointed
rooms In elegantly furnished house; steam
heat; Ave minutes walk 10 Borough Hall
subway; board optional; references; phone
2e94-Main.
SIDNEY PLACE, 20-Desirable large and
small rooms with board. convenient TO
subway: telephone.
Park Slope Section.
10 PROSPECT PLACE--New management
comfortably furnished rooms, single or
double; excellent board. home table; prices
moderate; opportunity friends; large room
SIS week, With board; near subway; tele-
phone. ,-
CARLTON AVE, 500 park sLOPD Large
furnished double rooms: gentlemen or couple I;
heat: hot water every room; excellent board I;
home table.
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EYPEWRITlNe RoTYPEWRITERs
I1NErY TYPEWRITERS. costing 500 each:
new 81 up; also drop leaf typewriter desKi
<elling out STORE, 1903 Broadway.
HlCIOR VISIBLE, 40 Nassau st. Catalogue
l free; all makes taken part payment; bargains
ID Cnderwoods ReminEtons. divers. Smiths.
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BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

IgoUTHERN BOULEVARD. cor OF l'Za
d l00xlO0. ConcOurse Improvement 90 loahs
Ia SALE AVE. =. $40 II Of Fort
sehuyler nj, 25xlOl; Herbert ogden, attorney
fpans Henry Duelfer 5000.
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LAKEWOOD.
PUBLIC NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT, APPELLATE DIVISION.
First Department--In the Matter Of the APP
plicatiOn OF the Public Service Commission Tor
the First District for the appointment OF three
commissioners 20 determine and report whether
a rapid transit railroad or railroads for the con
erty as determined by the Commission. ought
10 be constructed and operated, whitehall
Street-East River-MOntsgue street Route
PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thAt
the undersigned, EDWARD L. PARIS, CAM
BRIDGE LIVINGSTON ard JULIAN NJ
WRIGHT. having by an order Of the Appellate
Division Of the Supreme Court In and ior tAe
First Judicial Department, entered In the
above entitled proceeding on the 18th day OF
November 1912 bearing date the 10Th Gay OF
November 1912, been appointed Commissioners
to determine and report after due public hear,
in the petition OF the Public Service COMMITS
sion foT the First District, preseated 10 the
said APPELLATE Division on or about the lltl
day OF october, 1912, and filed In the once OF
the Clerk OF said Court on or about the SANE
dav ought 10 be constructed and operated, 90
hereby appoint Tuesday. the third day OF De
csmber, 1912, at two o'clock IN uie uiteIhoD"
of that day at the Office a. George ;. Colelnth
Counsel 10 the Public Service Commission, FlTft
District Tribune Building, l54 Nassau street
Borough OF Manhattan, City OF New YORK. ~
the time ana place for the first sitting, ana
mat at such sitting and at such adjourned
sittings as NAV be thereafter held they VIII
hear all persons interested In said matter
Dated, New York. November 2lst lJI2.
EDWARD l.. PARIS,
CAMBRIDGE LIVINGSTON,
Commissioners.
GEORGE s. COLEMAN. Counsel 10 the Pno-
Iir Service Commission FOR the First DE
trIct l54 Nassau Street, Borough OF MAI
battan City Of New York.
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4TH ST, 81 WEsT.--Furnished,, cleaniy
rooms large and small private family.
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I42 WEST nth sr.--Beautlful front parlor;
newly renovated; water heat; select house,
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talnS desirable list OF rooms anu
board offered in New York and
Brooklyn. Copies free on request.
New-York Tribune, Want Dept,
800 Tribune Building.
WEST sIDE--Below Tooth street.
$500 TO S7Oo-12TH ST. 217 WEST
Large, light. airy rooms; heat; running
water: telephone; references. --
s6-6iST sT,, 1856 WEST. Nicely furnished
rooms, with board; So week. American IAN
lily -
4TH ST. 81 WEsT-Furnished. cleaniy
rooms. large and small; private famlly.
nth ST, lie WEsT.-Large square room;
closets. running water; southern exposure
I42 WEST nth sr.-Beautlful front parlori
newly renovated; water, heat; select mousse
reasonable. --
18TH ST., 20i WEsT.-Attractive large, me
dium front rooms reception parlor; piAho'
excellent table -
10Th ST, BIG WEsT.--Iarge, light, steam
heated ROOM Southern exposure; elecuICn8'
telephone; elevator: no other roomers BArh /,
2SD ST. 800 WEsT.-Large front rooms.
heated; s4-S5: ballroom, 81 5oi together OF
separate. -
ODD ST. 447 WEST-Large front room; run
ming water; heated; reasonable; reference.
45TH ST, 1928 wEsT.-Large and sman
rooms; steam heat: hot water. King But
5STH ST. i2S WFsT.-Parlor floor; studio or
doctor; other rooms; conveniences; telephone
1872 Columbus. "
66TFi ST, 90 WEsT---sunny rooms for gen
em9n or couple g. week HIya, and SUB
GOTH ST, % WEsT.--Near Central PARK;
beautiful room. for gentlemen only; electric
light, hath; references; table guests
list ST. 1903 WEST --Iarge. light, sunny
room on second floor. private bath; suitable
for two gentlemen or couple; no other rooineis:
73D ST.. l12 WEST.
ATTRACTIVE ROOMS
IDEAL PHYSICIANS SUITE. -
siST ST. l7s WEST.-outsldo room; all con-
venicnces, private home; special permanent
rate. CAIWOOD. -----------
ROOM SUITE; BATH. TELEPHONE,
PIANO; GENTLEMEN. CONVENIENT TO
SUBWAY. BAKER. ---
POI WEST DIST ST.
Elegantly furnished large and small rooms
near bath; steam heat; phone; near 9lst st.
subway station. CLARK. --
s2D ST, s. WEST.
ELEGANTLY FURNIsH p D PARLCph
FLOOR, SUITABLE FOR DOCTOR ;,,, HJE.
NEWLY OPENED.
e2D ST. 1G7 wEsT.-PRIvATE FAMILY;
HOMELIKD ROOMS; MODERN CoNyE3,M,o1
PEOPLE; REFERENCES; GENTLBMBN.
SD ST. 600 WEST. Clean 'front.' single room
phone; heat; block subway. IL" 81.
93D ST, $50 WEST, COR. BwAY-PRl-
yATE FAMILY WILL LET SUITE ., GEN y
TLEMEN, BUSINESS COUPLE: SUBWAY
AND Il" STATION; REASONABLE. HALF:
V7TH ST.. l43 WEsT.-select private house;
first class rooms: homelike; comfortable;
phone.
9th ST, III WEST-Iarge front room for
two gentlemen; board II desired: telephohe'
subway.
900 RIVERSIDE DRIVE, COR. OATH ST.
Exceptionally desirable room In hlgh c.drs
apartment; every possible comfort, breaklast
optional reasonable, references. Ielephohe
pss1 Riverside. Apartment 2. -
BANK ST, 3O.-Room for single occupancy
running water; improvements; southern eh-
posure. ----
CHARLES ST, 50.-Iarse parior rooms; hot
and cold water; gentlemen. -
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18TH ST., 20i WEsT.-Attractive large, me
dium front rooms reception parlor; piAho'
excellent IAhlP
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nth ST, 1ie WEST-Large square room,
closets running water; southern exposure
board optional
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Gu N AR ID
MOST EXPEDITIONS ROUTE
DIRECT VIA FTSHGUARD.
LONDON PARIS BERLIN VIENNA
The fastest steamers in the world
MAURITANIA LUSITANlA
Flshguard and Liverpool
Nov. %. A. NJ. Dec. "a, p NJ.
Dec. II. p. NJ. Jan. 10. A NJ.
Carmania CarOnia Campania
-FishFuard-LiverpOol.
Dec. :. 10 Al Dec. a.. 1oAMlDec. -, noon.
Jan. u. lOA II May 2: 10 4. ~ Mar r. An.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SERVICE
Calling at Madeira. Gibraltar. Genoa, Naples
Dec: / Feb: l2. jan: Ii. Yes. e., Nar q
WHITE cRUIS
Riviera-It aIy- Egypt
fRANC0aIA TACOMA CAR0hlA
Nov Is Jan IS IAN isv R 11Y SS T Esyp 10
Round the world trips 1913 Special
through rates to Egypt. India, China, Japan.
Manila. Australia, New Zealand south
Africa and South America. Tours In spain
Agents for Peninsulsr Oriental s. y. co.
in United States and Canada
Now is the time TO visit India write Tor
Piers, foo, West 18Th St. N. r. Offices. "a
State street, y. y, opposite battery.
American Line p S'sS "a Z. N n. H.
Observation-Disclosures
varE II
81 Louis ....Noy. sol ST. Paul........ Dec. IA
Red Star Line Pier 10 81 (. N n. H.
London-Paris via pover-Antwerp
Lapland ,....-Noy si,Zeeand .'.'''.'PDee, i ~
White Star Line P &C. n . r. s"'
Observation-Disclosures
Oceanic; NOyy; g. Hoon Majestic Dec 6"s
'St Louis Nov. 90 $3.50 a m Oceanic. dec. u
american Line steamer from Pier so.
New York-Queerstown-liVsrpooi,,
csdrio. De-, Gee IL noon noon "a
WINTER CRUISES
Italy-Egypt
Via Madeira. Gibraltar. Algters, Monaco =,
"ADRIATIC" "CEDRlC"
The Largest Mediterranean steamers
NOVEM e Err 80
JAN. JAN. 2I-FEB. s-MAK.
Observation-Disclosures Ports-ltaiy..
csnopic. y. December ", February /, March 10
PANAMA CANAL
WEST INDIES SOUTH AMERICA
"LAURENTIc" "MEGAhTlc"
Two Largest. Newest. Finest steamers
Ever Sent TO the TROPICS.
JANUARY 8
JAN. %. FEB. =. IEB. 22
rs AND 20 DAYS. Si55 uP.
Passenger Offices, o B'wny (Tel. 2l0o Rector
and Pier 81. y. II. west Esd St, y. VI.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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10Th ST, 3l6 WEsT.--Large, light, steam
heated room southern EXPOSURE eieCtr :, :, y
telephone; elevator: no other roomers BARRY
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JULIUS L. WEICHMAN.
LADIES TAILOR MADE SUIT GOWNS
Tailor made suit gowns 10 order from 40
and up; have an original line 81 Parih models
from the largest houses; perfect satisfaction
guaranteed. Phone sTll Schuyler. 2Os West
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BROOKLYN.

VIII
surroundings: Improvements; telephone: sub
way
l25 PARK PLACE.
Clean, warm. square room; private mouse;
subway. ---------
BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED rooms and
s,,ite. private house; conveniences; good To-
cation; moderate; subway. % 1th ave.
PHYSICIAN OR DENTIST.
pa,lor floor, beautifully furnished; moderate
rent; excellent location. % 9TH ave.
CT Marks AVE. 60 near 9th and Flat
hushS EComfortabe rooms; furnished, partly
,,,snisbed gentlemen; subway: telephone.
ca MARKS AVE-. 81 near subwaO.-At-
,ractiye back parlor; every convenience; teie-
sTT Marks AVE-. So; Refined accommoda-
lions: large rooms; all Improvements; prices
moderate; subway. -----------------
9o7 PROSPECT PLACE-Attract!ye rooms
- -, cold water; large closets; telephonei con-
venisnt ears; subway; reasonable.
BEDFORD Section.
.,- rrFFERTs PLACE. cor. Classon; neatly
- turnIshed rooms: also large front ana BACK
,arlof; board optional; all conyeniences
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WEST sIDE.-Above Tooth Street.

iARLEs ST. 5o-IArse parior rooms; hot
q M cola wat gcnrlpfupu
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23D ST, 800 WEST.--LaTge front rooms,
| heated; s4-S5: ballroom, 80 so; together OF
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1912-08-09
APLZ0N4 AN0LAW 5OIC

directing their footsteps. One is weep
ing, the other seems angry. Both be
gin pleading with the jailer Last night
the husband of the weeping woman
came home furiously drunk and began
| using a knife upon her. So the ponce
were called and now he is here. she
however, had no idea it was so vile
place, and now she has come to bee
his release. Finally she becomes con
vinced that her pleadings are in va1r
and she and her friends depart.
The environs Of the town attract
In the rainy season, when the narrow
dark brown, shrunken Colorado RACES
beneath the great iron bridge Of ths
railway, steamers run to the gulf and
up river. Then one may take one OF
the most interesting trips in the west
Where Rain Is Unknown.
Over the bridge lies the Indian res
ervation, and on it's borders is an in
teresting primitive corral for the
horses. OF course no roof to the shec
is needed, for it practically never rains
in Yuma, and the stages Themselves
consist of three open wagonettes, the
covers of which have long since beer
lost.
You get a new idea of Indian cOntro
in the southwest as you step past the
corral. There is a sign forbiddina
whites to proceed, unless they have
legitimate business with the Indians
and stating heavy penalty for trading
with the redskins. Furthermore, 1t II
| forbidden to enter the reservation
| without a permit. The whole arrange
ment seems well nigh despotic. The
Yumas live in sort Of forbidden land
Squaws, with the gay colored blank
cts, pass out. Old men, with their hail
down their backs in innumerablt
braids, saunter In or stop to watch the
stages being harnessed, and perhaps
| to lend an indolent hand to hitchinl
| the four horses.
The homes of these Indians are pic
| turesque, il nothing else. One finds
almost everywhere the primitive
adobes in little groups or else miles
from the nearest neighbor. Some arr
on the open desert, where the sum
mer sun beats In fury; others are hid
den away In the tall, narrow weed
prairie. Basically, each hut is square
while from the front there extends 4
roof of dry brush and mud to pole a.
either corner.
Under this hut the gayly clad red
skins squat Dogs are everywhere
noiseless as their owners.
Children likewise are numerous, and
their quiet demeanor makes them ever
most conspicuous, strange as that MAY
seem. Two Indian boys will occasion
ally gallop past on horse. otherwise
the reservation seems to repose in per
petual quiet. Maybe it's the heat thai
drives folk to silence; it's ike the leth
argy of a midsummer noon hour. Al
any rate, it saps all the strength from
you and you've neither energy nor de
sire to stir when among the redskins
at Yuma.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1912-08-09
Increasing Sales of Red Cross Seals

Last year over 100000 Red Gross
Seals were sold; in 1910, over $1,000.
900: in 1909, about 100000, and II
1908, the first year Of the sale, only
Is, 500, 00O In all. the sale in the foul
years has realized nearly $1,000.00s
for the anti-tuberculosis campaign
since all of the money from this move
ment goes for the prevention of con
sumption. New York state sold the
most seals in 1911. disposing Of 1856,
s6s: Ohio came next, with $500, 4s0i
Wisconsin third. with 2,s15,144, ans
Illinois fourth, with 2,101,632. Texa
showed the greatest percentage OF
gain. having increased its sale from
100 900 in 1910. 10 over 100000 In
1911. Indiana showed the secont
greatest gain, with an increase from
6ss.756 In 1910 to 1.345,545.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1912-08-09

Church-You know a dog Is Xix,
wine-improves with age.
Gotham-Yes, rye noticed that do
of yours doesn't bark as much nov
as when he was young.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1912-08-09
August II, 1862.

A number OF citizens of Baton
Rouge who had been permitted to re-
tain their arms, having been found
dead on the battlefield near that place,
General Butler, commanding the
Union occupation Of louisiana, issued
an order depriving all citizens of their
arms.
Bayou Sara was occupied by the ma
tional forces, who seized all the sugar
and molasses in the place.
A body of irregulars under Colonel
Hughes defeated the Seventh Missouri
Union cavalry and captured the town
of independence, Mo.
A party of JEFF Thompson's irregu-
lar Confederate cavalry surprised a
body of Union troops near Helena,
Arkansas, but were driven off.
A detachment Of the 18th Illinois
cavalry attacked and dispersed a body
Of Confederate partisans at Salisbury,
Tennessee, near Grand Junction.
A series Of skirmishes occurred
near Williamsport, Tennessee, be-
tween body of Union troops under
MAJOR kennedy and confederate IT.
regulars
Union cavalry under Colonel Guitar
defeated a force of Confederate parti-
sans under Colonel Poindexter near
Compton's Ferry, on Grand River, Mis-
souri,.
There was skirmish between
Union troops under Colonel Smart and
Captain Cobb's Confederate irregulars
near Reelsville, Galloway county, Mis-
souri,
General Butler confiscated all the
property in New Orleans of John Sill
dell, an officer In the Confederate gov
eminent
Colonel MCGOWAN, with Union
force, defeated guerrillas near Kinder
hook. Tenn
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August 8, 1862.

General Rousseau of the Union
army issued the following order at
huntsville, Alabama: Almost every
lay murders are committed by law
ess bands of robbers and marauders
iring into railroad trains To pre-
rent this or to let the guilty suffer
With the innocent, 1t Is ordered that
he preachers and leading men of the
shurches mot exceeding twelve In
lumber) in and about Huntsville, who
ave been active secessionists, be ar
ested and kept In custody, and that
me Of them be detailed each day and
4aced on board the train on the road
Guning by way Of Athens and taken