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Ask That Correction BE Made.

Ihe Sentinel is requested by peo-
pie who are familiar with the cir
cumstances to state that il was not
through the generosity OF a Grand
junction man, but through the gem
erosity of number of citizens of
Laken, kas, where the boys formerly
resided, that they were presented
with a peanut and pop corn roaster,
thus enabling them to make their
own way
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IIerc TO Invest.

]. r. Cocek of Bomarton, Tex, ].
]. Pokeruy Of Miller. Kas., and ]. a.
Wavra of Kadoka, S. D.. arrived in
the city this morning to look over
the valley with a view to making
land purchases. They are quite ia
vorably impressed with the Orchard
Mesa regiOn.
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MAMESELL DE Lac, CLAJRvov
ANT AND SECANT STCuT

anyone wishing to learn niaco
Oh stage work, how to read what ;s
written in an envelope and the ne %
ing OF the telephone also called Hin
400 and India work. that is NOT n
eitt OF nature. If you are apt and
quick, you can learn it. Clarvov.
anus are born and not taught. 404
Colorado avenue. 'Io-i.,, fof
Advertisement
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Engineer Smith Onernien ON

X. Smith, one of the Oldest Rio
Grande engineers on this division and
pioneer OF this city. underwent
an operation this morning that was
MADE necessary by diseased tooth.
he is getting along nicely, however.
and VIII probably be enjoying his
usual good health in a very short
time.
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Haye Nou Joined Yet.

Every day some one adds his
name to the roster of the Grand
Junction Wilson and Marshall club.
1t is now the biggest political club
in the county. Membership fee is
only 25c. Have you Joined?
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HachcIors, Clnh Meeting

There will be business meeting
OF the Bachelors club on Sunday
morning at 10 O'Clock sharp at the
office Of James II. Fisk. for the pur-
pose OF discussing many important
matters. A full attendance is de-
sired
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On Hunting Trim.

Orson Adams and L. a. Sunderlin
have gone en- hunting trip to get
some deer. They went to the conti-
mental divide to hunt. eschewing the
slopes of western Colorado as too
much traversed already. They will
be gone several days.
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iu Fair club.

This afternoon the Au Fait club
was delightfully."- entertained at the
home of Mrs. c. II Heman on Grand
avenue. \ fun attendance was
present. and most delightful after.
noon was spent
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ence Stamm, Mrs. J y Mech. Guests
present were. Nesdames Emma
WadsEorth, Edwin Price. T. VI. Todd.
r. y. Coltrin, II. T. De Long. T. II.
RAIDER, n. X Torrance. Thomas
LoughraH. Rotchford. W + Huber Of
1elLmEidr
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NandalS' Work .

Some totally unnecessary person
threw an empty beer bottle through
the screen and window of the city
hall last night. The damage is con
siderable, but the sort of people who
do that kind OF vandalism need moth
ing so much as horsewhipping.
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POSTOFFICE GAIN S951.

:, The postoffice receipts for
:, September just closed were s3.-
= O21, compared with 5000 for
s the corresponding month last
= year
! The increase of nearly ST.
:. 600 is considered by Postmas-
5 ter Price as a very good indica-
: tion that the city is really grow
= ing steadily.
: The receipts for the first two
:, quarters of the fiscal year have
!, not been completed as yet, maxi
: ing comparison impossible
g
3, . 3 $ = = p g 3 9 g 3 8 .
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TWO DAYs-FUR SALE.

Fifty sets of fine furs, agents sam
ples, for two days, Saturday and
Monday. at copper cent discount at
the Frantz store.
IAdvertisement-10
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To Leland Powers school.

Miss Rebekah Miller left this af-
ternoon for Boston. where she will
enter the Leland Powers School of
Oratory.
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Blanket Stolen.

Blanket Stolen.
An unknown person, or persons
stole a fine blanket belonging to ]. H.
Schiesswohl last night. taking il
from the upper floor of the Schiess-
wohl building.
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rrIhian ni.lers Mccl-

This evening IHo Pythian Sister
Eill hold their regular meeting al
Marecry hall promptly at 7:3G
O'Clock. All mem IcrS are urgently
requested TO attend.
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WOOL MARKET.

Associated Press.
St Louis, Mo, Oct 4-Wool quo
tations today We're steady and un-
changed.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-04

~. j. Slpherd. a well known rail
road man from Kansas City. who fra-
business. 10 mere on
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-04

Harry Burnett arrived this noon
from Glenwood, where he has been
since the close of the fair.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-04
Visitor from Paonia.

NISICOT IIOW f'.tOnI.i.
Miss Leona Wandford of Paonia,
well known in the North Fork sec
tion. has arrived in this city for an
indefinate stay with friends.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-04
Sign Brnuolit Down.

Chief of Police Hutchinson order
ed the republicans to take down the
big sign recently stretched across the
street. and the order was obeyed to-
day
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-04
Working In uny

Fred Halbouer is working in the
hay fields on Orchard Mesa this week
and expects to be employed there for
some time.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-04

Fly nets: eye nets: ear nets. Fred
Mantey.
The daily sentinel., 1912-10-04
DOCTORS WORRIED OVER
UNCONSCIOUS PATIENTS

Bert Yount and William
; Bloom still are lying uncon-
! scious as a result OF the for
; mer's fall and the latter's auto
: accident last Friday.
Yount has been unconscious
: 16S hours and Bloom l66. Their
: condition is viewed with con-
: Germ by the doctors.
, & 9. 6, 9. Z, 6, 6, 8, Z :, : 2 Z 9. 6.
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EVELYN WON'T
GIVE UP THAW
(By United Press Leased Wire.)

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
OMAHA, Neb., Oct. 5.-That
she does not want a divorce, but
will await the liberation of Harry
X. Thaw and then return to him,
is the assertion here today of
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw, who is en-
route to Southern California for
the winter.
1.-THE report that I am going to
Reno for a divorce Is absolutely
without foundation, declared
Mrs. Thaw.
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EDDIE QUITS

LOS ANGELES, CAL, Oct. s.
Pending the outcome of the
charge of committing a statutory
offense, City Prosecutor Guy Ed
die, moral censor of Los Angeles,
passed his office over to subord-
mate today.
At yesterdays hearing, attor-
neys for the accused prosecutor
requested ten days continu-
ance. This, however, was refus-
ed, and Eddie will be arraigned
for preliminary hearing today.
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Real Estate Transfers
546 NelS HomI

SAG Nels Homme to Amanda
Erikson l. l to B IA Cntrl
du IL
SAT Jas r O'Farrell & WI to
Gustave Krabsch 50 l. II Ort
$50 + L Newell to Jos Miller
part of q of Sc ne 11-20-3
lying south of C NJ of W.. II
SCI Wilson Mcneil az VT to o
w Norris L B 1928 TIC
ad ..,......... .......... 1921
SCI Northern Coast Co to Geo T
Depew l. SIS b 1898 TIC
569qc Elizabeth Mighell to
Jas G Mighell L IL b White
a. o ad .............
SIS Felix Dubois & WI to Geo
w Gillett l. IL to II b 1929
535 Penna Co to w A Richmond
l. to 10 b 5 Ouimettes 2 ad 225
5S7 Jos + Huchttoens & VT to
Stella Grzecznik l. 6 b 1912
Ind ad ............ S2I
sos State to Elias Olson 20.64
lineal chns tdlnds in front l.
sec 26-21-1e ,.............. Q
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BOLD BANDITS
HOLD Up
TRAIN

(By United Press Leased Wire.y
FORT SMITH, Ark, Oct. s.
Posses are today on the trail of
three masked banditsh who held
up and robbed northbound Kan
sas City Southern passenger train
three miles northeast of Poteau,
Oklahoma. The bandits after
blowing open two safes in the ex-
press car, rifled the registered
mail bags, escaping with a large
quantity of loot.
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MOOSE PLAN u.

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
CHICAGO, Oct. ga vocation
al institute, or university, embrac-
ing buildings and an industrial
plant costing $1,500,G00, that will
afford instructions for 1000 stu
dents, will be established near
Chicago by the Loyal Order of
Moose in the spring of 1915.
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TO
WRITE AGAIN
(By United Press Leased Wire. }

(By United Press Leased Wire.
MADISON, Wis, Oct. 5.-Re-
Stunning publication of his auto
biography which was interrupted
last spring Senator Robert M. La
Toilette. in LaFollette's maya
zine today prints the first Of a
series of articles which are de-
signed to round out his story and
which deal vitality with the pres
ent national campaign and the
part he played in the early stages
of the progressive movement.
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When the merry-go-round Is
combined with a swing and
mounted in ones back yard the
Joy of the children in the neigh
borhood knows no bounds.
Anyone can have one of these
things by following few simple
directions.
The illustration largely explains
itself, but few dimensions will
be a help. The upright is A by
Ain. timber, set 8 TT. in the ground
with 8 IT. extending above. 1t is
braced on four sides with pieces
2 in. square and IT. long, but
ting against short stakes. The up
per end of the post is wound with
a few rounds of wire or an iron
strap to prevent splitting. The
cross-piece is 2 in. square, IL IT..
long, strengthened by piece a in.
Piano and voval culture. Y.
w q Acknowledgement -
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DON'T BELIEVE IT
(By United Press Leased Wire. J

Iby UHItVU TFtsS Lesthtu WFe.I
BERLIN, Oct. 5.-Little Gre
dence was placed in reports of
serious fighting along the Balkan
frontier between Turkish troops
and Bulgarian and Servian SOL
diers by diplomats here today.
Reports received here from Con-
stantinople denies the reported
Turko Bulgarian engagement
near Jamboli in which four Turks
are said to have been killed.
Neither has confirmation been re-
ceived of the report that thirty
Turks were killed by Servian
troops in battle near Vranya.
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square and 5 It. long. These two
pieces must be securely bolted or
spiked together. A malleable
iron bolt. ga in. in diameter and
Is in. long is the pivot. Drive
this bolt in 3-3-in. hole bored in
the post, which will make it a suf-
ficiently tight fit. Make the hole
for the bolt very loose through
the cross-piece, so that there will
be plenty of "wobble," as this is
one of the withdrawing features
of the machine. Use heavy
washer at the head. The seats are
regular swing boards, supported
by a stout and seryiceable rope. A
3-4-in. rope is not too heavy.
WEATHER FORECAST.
Fair tonight and Sunday; light
frost tonight.
Y. w. C. A. Bible and Mission
classes. Advertisement.
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Joe Bonds has been so vicious
in his determination to secure a
second match with Frank Farmer
of Eatonville that the latter has
shown a tendency to sneak away.
The match was practically set
tied for the 18th at Eaton Vile,
and now there is fear that it will
fall through. Bonds says he will
probably be in the ring at the
Jack Grace benefit.
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MANS
DAUGHTER
LOST
(By United Press Leased Wire. }

(By United Press Leased Wire.
WATERWITCH, N. j., Oct. s..
After searching the woods ad-
Joining this exclusive section with
searchlights and dogs for two
nights, detectives working on the
case of Miss Ruth Ely, aughter
of Daniel R. Ely, New York club
man and bond dealer, who disap-
peared, are today baffled.
Miss Ely was stricken with a
nervous attack following a break
with a young man to whom she
was reported engaged and after
two weeks of brooding vanished
The police believe they are con-
fronted with another Dorothy
Arnold mystery.
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ALMOST A MIRACLE.

One of the most startling
changes ever seen in any man, &C.
cording to w. B. Holsclaw, Clar-
endon, Tex, was effected years
ago in his brother. "fIe had such
a dreadful cough" he writes,
that all our family thought he
was going into consumption, but
he began to use DR.. Kings New
Discovery, and was completely
cured by ten bottles. Now he is
sound and we'll and weighs 21S
pounds. For many years our fam
lily has used this wonderful rem
edy for Coughs and Colds with
excellent results" It's quick,
safe, reliable and guaranteed.
Price SO cents and S1.00. Trial
bottle free at Ryner Malstrom
Drug Co., 93S Pacific avenue.
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z YEAR OLD
BOY KILLS
MOTHER
(By United Press Leased wire.)

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
WEST ANTHONY, Ida, Oct.
5.-Arthur Whitaker, aged II,
is in jail here today charged with
shooting and killing his mother,
Mrs. Mary Whitaker. The lad
recounted his story of the kill
ing without a tear, but will give
no reason for his terrible act. He
fled after the killing and was
found several hours later in a
haystack by the officers.
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KILLED In AN
ELEVATOR SHAFT

Mr.. and Mrs. r. D. Perrett.
5000 South Steele street, have
just received the sad news of the
untimely and sudden death of
their 19year-old granddaughter,
Ruth Burns, at Minneapolis. The
girl was instantly killed by fall
ing three floors to the bottom of
an elevator shaft, the door of
which had been left open,
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DR.. MACY

osteopathic Specialist and Bloodiess Sur
geon, with experienced medical and sur
gieai specialists assisting. We make a
kidneys and bladder, also Appendicitis,
rheumatism, GOftre, Catarrh DrOpsical,
Tubercu1nr and Aenemic conditions,
genito- urinary diseases, PROSTATE all
ments. and all weaknesses, chronic and
nervous disorders.
This is the only place in the city where
you can get Osteopathic and Chiropractic
treatment combined with expert medical
treatment. Lady attendant for women.
A SPECIAL TREATMENT FOR CA
TARHH-A S2-page booklet devoted en-
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the body free to all
OF INTEREST TO MEN-Bear in
mind I am the oldest established mems
specialist. in Tacoma, with the best
son why we do The III, largest mems prac-
blood poison, given for less nancy.
My Terpine.Ozone Treatmenf win raise
any subnormal temperature to normal. A
three months course of treatment will
positively return to normal health any
person suffering with tuberculosis in the
sundays from 10 to II. CONSULTATION
aoar tn national rlsntx of Commexce.
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GIVEN UP FOR
DEAD; IS ALIVE
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(By United Press Leased Wire.
PETALUMA, al, Oct. 5.
Robert Deacon of this city
who went to San Francisco
two days before the earth
quake and fire six years ago
and has since been mourned
as dead, Is here today, a
wealthy man.
Deacon left San Francisco
for Alaska one day before
the disaster, engaged in min
ing 2hd amassed a fortune.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-10-05
FERN HILL CLUB
OPPOSES RAISE

Following a number of indig-
nation speeches at the meeting of
the Fern Hill Improvement club
Wednesday night, that organiza-
tion went on record as opposed
to the proposed salary raise for
flremen and city hall employees.
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prepaid, o n
free trial. /
can show you
several thou
sands of let
tiers from pa
tients tellin q
of extraordi-
nary C u + e s,
many after a
lifetime of suf-
fering', and aft
err medicines
and baths and
everything else
they could try
h a d failed.
How t h e s e
simple b u [
p o w e r { u I
Drafts work to
drive out pain
causing impur-
tiles is care
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Bargain Sale or Trade
EOS Bankers Trust Bldg.
909 National Realty Bldg.

2 acres best quality of soil. ali
kinds fruits; both city and country
conveniences combined; bordering
on city limits SC car service. Con-
slider modern. well located Tacoma
property in trade. Get busy.
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FREE BOTTLE COUPON

This coupon Is good for one|
trial bottle of Schlegels Magic]
Eye Remedy, sent to you pre-
paid, with testimonials from
thousands of cured patients. Sim
ply fill in your name and adj
dress on dotted lines below and
mail to the II. T. Schlegei Co..
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Is WOMEN POISONED
AT CHURCH DINNER

DENVER, Col, Oct. 5.-About
25 women delegates to the Tope-
ka convention of the women's
board of Foreign Missionary so
ciety of the Methodist church are
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LOCAL DEATH RECORD
Funeral of William shaw.

Funeral of William Shaw was
held at 3 o'clock this afternoon
from oHska-Buckley-K King COM
panys chapel. Interment in Taco
ma cemetery.
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Funeral of Robert BOyd Miller.

Funeral of Robert Boyd Miller.
Funeral of Robert Boyd Miller,
age 81 years, was held at 10 o'clock
this morning from Hoska Buckley
King company's chapel under aus
pices of Tacoma lodge No. 22, f. &
A. NJ. Interment in Tacoma ceme-
terry.
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Eyes Cured

Grateful Patients Tell of Almost
Miraculous Cures of GRADUATED
Lids, Wild Hairs, Weak, Watery
Eyes and Eye Discretionary
have thrown away their glasses
after using this magic remedy one
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with full description of your trou-
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prepaid, a trial bottle of this magic
remedy that has restored many
almost blind to sight.
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RHEU MATS N

Gladly send My Drafts which
are Relieving Thousands to
every Sufferer.
TO TRY FREE
Just Send Your Name on n Postal
This offer is open to everyone
you'll get a Dollar Pair of Dyer's
Magic Foot Drafts by return post,
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today i'll with ptomaine poisoning
here following a dinner at Trim
ity club. Physicians are unable
to decide what article of food was
responsible.
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Pmyal1up Valley

We have tracts from to 40 acres in this famous
valley from $500 per up This is of the best
speculations the market today Some of this land
land is selling for and the railroads are spending
millions within few rods of our tracts. We are
specialists in valley lands.
HARRY V. SMITH
204-5 Provident Bldg.
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Mrs. Carrie EIfberE.
Mrs. Carrie lIlfberg, age 81 years,
wife of John Elfberg, East 36th and
V SITS, died yesterday morning at
her home.
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ON PACIFIC AVE. 5 A.

ON PACIFIC AVE. 5 A..
Way this side of Fern Hill, well
improved. modern house, barn, etc.
Best Plating proposition; only
$500, on terms.
1900 acres in the Quincy country,
near r. r., $12 an acre, Ia cash.
40 acres, " mile from Oliqua, to
trade for City property. rs acres
improved, by Winlock, to trade for
a house in Tacoma; $40 acres in
Horse Heaven, all improved, house,
barn, plenty of good water, will
trade for a nice home here and a
little money; I. r. house at North
Yakima to trade for home here.
We trade all kinds of properties
anywhere.
A. HAZARD e co.
pankarS Trnsf P1dO
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TIDES AT TACOMA SUNDAY
TIDES AT TACOMA MONDAY

\ Join the Y. w. C. A. Hospital
ty club. Advertisement.
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(By United Press Leased Wire.)
NEW YORK, Oct. 5-The stock
of the Singer Manufacturing COM
pany Is valued at $50 a share,
with a par value of 500, in the
appraisal of the estate of Mrs.
Josephine Blanche Chambers.
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for 1 send them ON free trial ana
accept your verdict. Address
Frederick Dyer, Cor. Sec'y, FK4O
oliver Bldg, Jackson, Mich. Send
no money--just your address. Write
today.
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as's f.s nnso n NV G SS RnauEsT
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REAL ESTATE

Groom house and one acre i'm
proved for sale. Call at 1921 So.
Sprague.
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fully explained and Illustrated in
my free Book which comes with
the Drafts After trving tha
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Piano and voval culture.
w. G. A. Advertisement E"
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Draft, then
IL you are
salts Z | e d.
send m e.
One Dollar,
If not they
cost y o u
moth 1 n E
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-06-08

San Francisco, Cal, June s,-The
most interesting passenger on the liner
China, which arrived yesterday from
the orient, was F%elicidad, a curly hair
ed pygmy from the island of Luzon.
Felicidad is a young lady Of 10 sum
mers, with a Colorado maduro COM
plexion and a pair Of jet black eyes.
she weighs As pounds.
Felicidad is a Negrita-one of the
aboriginal tribes of the Philippines
and a few years ago was doomed to
die as a sacrifice to- appease the
wrath Of the gods that had sent the
plague to destroy her tribe.
Her father and mother were plague
victims, as were all her brothers and
sisters. The head men Of the tribe
decided that as the little girl had es-
capped the rest of the tribe might be
saved If they killed and ate Felicidad.
1t was so ordered, and the programme
would have beer carried out, but for
a Mrs. Abreau, a wealthy Filipino
| woman, who was %sojourning in the
Zamablis mountains where the sac
ri1ce was going to be celebrated. She
bought Felicidad from the tribe for 80
pesos and later adopted the child.
Mrs. Abreau died recently, but be-
fore her death gave Felicidad to Miss
Jessie Durham, who is supervisor OF
schools of the fourth district of Manila
Miss Durham, who is a sister OF Mrs
Lloyd Osbourne, came home On the
China to spend her vacation in the
United States and brought Felicidad
with her.
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Rain Goats 1898

deavors, soon found their way to
Europe. Rumsey had moved his ex-
periments. in 1889, from the Potomac
to English waterways. 1t was his pro-
posaI to build a vessel that would reach
America in fifteen days without sails,
and his adherents predicted that "this
wonder, when executed, would intro-
duce into commerce as great a change
as the discovery of the Cape of Good
Hope" Their expectation was not the
~generaiized, but none the less, wonders
were accomplished by steam engines
even in that day and generation. In
the year 1904 oliver Evens, of Dele
ware, ran his Eructor Amphibolies,