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The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-02-15

Washington, 10 DIE spolehlive
nedavne zavfenf zdejsi
banky Sc udalo nasledkem toho re
sprava banky nechtela donutit
mnoho svtch dluznfkn ma vysIe
noty, by tito Sc vyrovnaIi Banka
byla velice liberalnf v tonic Ollie
du a pfi uzavfranf mela velkou
silu pfesltch not. Kasfr banky
pravi Re nebylo mono ony noty S
kolektovati pon6vat dluznfci zada
Ii o prodlouzeni lhdty. Ma to ma.
stall sucht rok a Tide jenz NELL
vklady, poGali tyto pomalu vybf-
rat az banka nemela Is pro cent.
vsech vkladI pc ruce jak zakon
n~afizuje, procez musela suspendo-
vat. Pravi Sc, jskmile Sc noty S
kolektuji, re banka opet otevfe a
nikdo o mic nepfijde,
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-02-15

serif Hickey Sc navratil minuly
ctvrtek z Kansas City a tam Sc
malo dozvedel, mimo toho Re mr.
tvole byly vzaty cenne hodinky a
prsten, ktere Edwards vzdy nosil
Re by snad byl tyto pfedmety dial
do zastavy Sc IDA pochybno, nebot'
zastavarny tamnf must patficne
dfadu kazdodenne dodati seznam
vsech veci jez tam Tide dali do "a
stavy. PAX re byl stfelen do "a
du hlavy a kule p~rojela ma horu
mozkem, coz Sc IDA nemozne TAX
Sc stteliti, nasvedcuie re mohl Ia
Ike btti zavrazden.
Jaktsi Taylor S nimz Edwards
mel uzavffti jak5si obchod a ienz
do Kansas City s MIN jel, zmizel n
veskere patrani pc mem dosud je
bez vtsledku. Tamni policie pc
mem p&tra. Komisafi Yankton
okresu nasledkem uprazdn6ni Sc
mista Edwardsovou smrti v tomto
vfboru, jmenovali Lawrence Scha
llera okresnim komisarem.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-02-15

Aberdeen, g. Zdejsf nemecko-
rusti katolici jsou doposud rozde-
leni ma dve strany a 80 rodin re
100, jez k osade nalezi, doposud
jsou proti farafi Dahlmannsovi.
III jenz proti nemu vedou boj tyr
di, re ma po1zim velp. Dahlmans
odepfel pfijmouti IS dftek k biz
movanf ponevaG jejich rodite g.
chteli podepsati kontrakt, re bu-
dou posflati ditky sve do osadni
skoly ktera asi v ty DOLBY byla.do-
hotovena. Rodiny podali utmost
biskupovi, ale nedostali uspokoje-
nj. Potali tedy vyjednavati S ar
cibiskupem Irelandem a ten, jak
oni tvrdi, odepfel je vyslyseti, at
mu sdelili ze jill sebraIi $4,000 me
ri sebou na postaveni nov&ho ko-
stella a fairy a Re by 81 pfali jineho
kneze. Velp. Dahlmanns vsak
tvrdi, re tyto rodiny mu pred
postavenf move skoly slfbily, Re
ditky do skoly posilati budou, ale
kdyz nadesel Gas odepfely TAX uci-
nit. Nespokojeni osadnici chteli
odbyvati schulz Y kostele, ale ne
ktere dial knee zatknouti.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-02-15
Verejna Drazba.

Vefeina drazba Sc Dude odbyva-
ii ma farme Dvofakove 2 mile ma
zapad a ~ mil ma sever cd Utica
We ttvrtek, ~. 1nora, pfi ktere Sc
proda s koni, Is krav, hospodaf-
ske nafadi a iine veci. Karel Ra-
mex, mattel, M. J. Loes, licitsnt
a F. A Wagner, klerk.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-02-15

Yankton, 12.-Otazka jak Tho
mas Edwards pfisel o zivot. zdali
sebevrszdou anebo rukou jineho,
doposud neni rozfesena. Byvalf
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-02-15

Gettysburg. Jisty hostinsky
zde byl pokutovan $50 Re naleval
lihoviny nezletilemu.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-02-15

Trip, IL. = Lydia Kielbauch,
jenz pred nekolika tydny byla
stfelena do obliceje neopatrntm
honcem, byla odvezena do Roches
ter, MIMI, k o6nfmu specialistovi
Cd onoho nestestf device malo vidf
a zdali oslepne je vice pravdepo-
dobno neil Re Sc j zrak zlepsi.
Zmfnka O tonic nestestf byla uci.
n8na v dffvejsich Gislech.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-02-15

Pierre, IL Domovinafi v
Meade okresu vydali zadost o pod
poru, S provolanfm Re mnozf trpf
hlad a nouzi nasledkem ne1rody
roku minuleho. Zadajf 0 odev,
palivo a potravu. Spolkovy ko-
misaf Budweiser jenz ma ma sta
rosti vypomocnou praci potvrdil
toto provolani.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-02-15
RHINE zprdvy.

Tyndall, ~. Cernf a Kalda
prodali svoif vyrobnu sodovky pfi
vefejne drazbe minuly tSden.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-02-15

Armour, IA Seksuf fornlan
Louis Johnson Sc tfemi delniky
phi jfzde ma gasolinove karce vra-
zili ma kfizovatce nedaleko m6sta
do povozu prave kdyz jeli asi Is
mil "a hodinu. Karka byla dplne
rozbita, johnson utrpel vazne IRA
neni a jeden delnik jmenem Peter
sen byl ma mistS zabit.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-02-15

Vermillion, 10-Dr. AN. Cook
komisaf cistych potravin prave w
dial oznamenf, ktere So zasle vsem
obchodniknm a lidem We statu o.
hledne mineralnfch vod. Pc Wy
setfenf, department shledal Re vet
sina tax zvaDych yod trhu jsou
obytejne vody re studni, a mnobe
!firmy tax vytloukaly kapital. Ko-
missf oznsmuie, Re humbuk ten
must pfestat.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-02-15

T~yndallskS Tribune pfinesl mi
nult tSden delsf tlanek psant cd
bornikem p. V. E. Forrestem, O.
hledne cementovych Gill konkret-
ovfch mostG, v nemz p. Forrest
uvadi, Re mostly z konkretu jsou
lepsi nezIi ocelove, jednsk Re w.
drzf n6kolik stoletf S malou opra-
YOU, kdezto pfdmernt vek ocelo
vych .ie asi 30 let a to S opravami;
jake caste barveni, atd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-23

We have large assortment OF
damaged bath tubs. sinks and
baslns Hunfad'H. 1is aecOnd S.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-23
TO
MURDER; SAYS
GIRL INNOCENT

~ United Press Leased Wire
POMONA. Dee. 2s.--Constahle
Frank q. Slanker stated today that
i.evi Ehresman, arrested Saturday
In Santa Barbara. has made a full
confession TO him OF killing ]. p.
Nicholson and burning the body In
tho Raynham barn, near Iordsharg.
on the evening OF December y.
Fhresman. who In n married man
and tho father OF five children.
claims that the Girl. Mamie
Sohowlver. who was with him and
was brought back to her home at
San Dimas. knew nothing about the
crime.
She was rs pure girl as ever
lived" says Ehrcsman. until I
ruined her life. No other man Is 20
blame. She was an innocent eoun.
try Girl aud | made her what she
Ia sent her 10 Arizona that we
might forget our love for each 9th
or. but she kept corresponding and
| did. too. II seemed that we could
not live apart"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-23
NAME STATIONS
In SEATTLE FOR
NEW PARCELPOST

Isxtra men have been employed.
sub stations named. and all IL In
RICHNESS for the inaugural Of tho
paFel post Jan. 1, Postmaster
Russell and his assistants have
been working out n system for the
handling OF the extra matter, aud
have tho city and outlying dts'
trieta covered completely.
When the parcel poat takes Of
feet fourtholaas postage win be
abolished and all mail 81 that ma
turo viii be Aont under the new
rate. This will include also any
package weighing not over II
pounds and measuring. total length
and breadth. not over sir feet,
The special parcels post mailing
stations established for Seattle
are.
/ Ballard, Columbia. Georgetown.
Green Lake. Nippon. Tayior's MIN.
uniyerai,y; A. 2srd aud Jackson;
u, 18th and =. Pine; D. 3f22 Ere
mont ay.. I, 3049 18th av W. NJ.
720 Adams st.: y. Queen Anne
and Boston: y. 1891 Dallas ay., w,
California and w HolKatei -. 1901
saith nv. w; Il. 1923 California av..
r., Fauntieroy Park.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-23
OLE HANSON HITS
LUSTY BLOW FOR
PROGRESSIVISM

Ole Hanson made a progressive
speech at the Democratic club
luncheon Saturday. lie was invited
To talk on non-partisanship, While
he spoke for n-partisanshlp In
county and state. no made strong
argument for national nonpartiaan-
ahip-that the majority of the peo-
n.e might sain control Of the gov
ernment Ills speech was we'll 70.
eeiyed. In spite OF the strong par
;isanship OF the gathering. the ma
iority OF thoao present appeared TO
be In favor Of non.partisan election
for county and state.
Hanson said; Il will never sup
port party because Of Ia party
label Whenever party abandona
the principles In which I believe
4 viii leave that party. Loyalty to
tho good OF the country In q
greater virtue than loyalty TO any
party. am progressive. and win
continue progressive as long a.
tho progressive party advocates
progressive principles. Whenever
II becomes rcactlonary, Il will be
time TO leave II. as many OF us did.
the republican party"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-23
TOT MAKES SNOW
rORSANTACLAUS
AND HIS SLEIGH

SLOW can Santa drive HIS sleigh
a., there Amt any snow
lIls,e T.yearold Carol Radford
.-sssd out OF the window at the
Ssrmandle apartments, and won.
Erca. she has Just come from
.rsor. Maine. where the snow
- thlck ON the ground. As she
-,,ra,red she began TO tear up lit.
~ white scraps of paper and
sSr,x them out 81 the window TO
-ske a snowy path for Santa
Claus.
s.snt like II. They told Carol to
sssa The little girl burst into
ssafs. The story was told the faith
= and he at once decided that
x 40 in the Cascades. where
;asco are meygsppsssslIna II snow. Santa
~rsly will not miss the little girl
~h<u he makes hts trip Christmas
norning He's going to take her
here
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-23

RAILROAD HEADS
ARE INDICTED ON
TRUST CHARGES

ny United Press Leased Wire
NEW YORK. Dec. 93.--indlct.
ments charging criminal restraint
OF trade were returned by the unit'
cd States grand Jury here today
against President Mellen Of The Now
York. New Haven a Hartford. Prcs
ident Chamberlain OF the Grand
Trunk railroad. and Alfred Smith
era. chairman OF the Grand Trunk
board OF directors.
Tho indictments are the result 81
an Investigation which showed an
alleged traffic agreement between
the Grand Trunk and tho New Ha-
ven lines.
Both Mellon and Chamberlain
wanted 20 iestify before the grand
Jury. but the request was denied. on
the ground that they would gain ini,
munlty by 10 doing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-23

"a A WEEK" GIRL
WORTH A MILLION

KINGSTON. Ont. Dec. 3s.--Aftcr
working In cigar factory here for
the past year at - per week. Miss
Esther sieight. 10. today was pro
pairing TO leave next week for Van
couver. y. G.. to claim legacy left
her In the will OF Mrs. Charles Van
dewater. The estate Ia said 10 be
worth several millions Miss SIeight
met Mrs. vandewater while employ.
ed In an Atlantic City hotel. tao
years ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-23
BUSY BURGLARS IN
TWELVE MORE JOBS

Saturday night and Sunday burg
iarics totaled up 20 tho usual stand.
ard set and maintained By Scattle's
busy burglar brigade. They were:
Miss Alden. Stanwood. purse and
SO. Mrs. Carroll. 1920 noylston av..
81 cash and sess In checks; Carl
siangneth. Alpha hotel. clothes.
Charles Lurden. same address. suit
and Ktickpin. March Jureanon. ST.
Francis hotel. SIS: Joe Mcdonald.
siao. taken by man he took 90 bed
NJ the Alps hotel meat market Of J.
ID. wclla. 2ist Rv. and r. James q,
two turkeys: Jack Riley AZ. Charles
hotel. gold watch and trousers.
Hole In tho Wall candy store. s2s.
Norman Mcleod. $40 cash and check
for 1880. Charles BrAkpaga. Alas
ka hotel. $50: ID y Horton. Hotel
Ertyi. suit and suit case
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-23
SCHOONERS co
DOWN WITH CREWS

ny United Pfess f.aassd wire
MOBILE. Ala. Dec. 23.--That
the entire crews Of the British
shcooners Cartegeua aud Georgl.
ana. including the family of Capt.
Woods OF the latter vessel. number.
ing In all 20 persons. perlshcd I'm
tho recent hurricane which swept
over the Gulf OF Mexico, destroying
many towns In the West indies. IL
the report received here today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-23
CALLS WITNESS A
"WlLLFUL PERJURER"

INDIANAPOLIS. Dec. 2s.--De.
fens. Attorneys Daniel Howell and
Clifford I.angsdalo OF Kansas City
A. II. Flebach ~ Cleveland. and w.
~ Harding Of indianapolis. each ar.
gued for an hour and 40 minutes to-
day for union men on trial here for
Illegally Transporting dynamite.
IangEdale declared there was no
evidence that Brown and Mccain
knew OF the alleged conspiracy. lie
characterized Charles Brown. bar.
her. tho principal witness against
bis clients. aa swiilful pcrinrsr."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-23
81, 900, 900, 900 AT
THIS GIRLS DEBUT

ST. LOUIS. Dec. 2a.--About 30
out.of.town guests arrived today for
Lois campbeil'e billion dollar
coming on, parties. Tho debut In
thus styled because II IL estimated
the wealth represented AZ the func.
ton will total that sum.
Friends think Miss Campbell's In
Production 60 society will cos, every
bit Of $4,000, the sum said to have
been spent recently nc tho debut
~ Miss Marie Busch. Kranddangh'
ter OF Adolphus Busch. thc brewer.
Miss Campbell. who 10 the sole
heir TO James Camphell's 500 .00o.'
600. made her bow 10 society In her
fathers paiatlai homo last night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-23

Prof. Stevens explains that Il IL
no use to spend mouths 20 learn the
simple art of dancing when Il can
be learned In few private lessons,
when properly taught In private
halls. and finished ut the evening
dances.
He has his own copyrighted sya-
tenn. known as Dancing Guaran.
teed In 4 Private Lessons" copy.
righted In Washington, d. c.. Feb.
rs, 1908.
His dances are not like other
dances. They are started early and
quit early, 80 the people can got
home, and come again.
A Homellko Place
People cume ss though they were
going to 4 neighbor's house for n
short. visit. II you don't dance
we'll. there is always someone who
Is willing 10 help you.
VIII Give Masquerade
One can mask or not at the mas
querade Christmas night, just as
he likes. Ladies admitted free.
lie has two private halls where
teaching Is done every day and
evening; and large hall where
dances are held every "Wednesday.
Friday and Saturday evenings at
his academy at 4th aud Pine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-23
SHORT NEWS

Mrs. Jennie L. Pierce, who al
legged injuries received In March,
1911, whom the closing gates Of a
street car caught aud dragged her.
received a verdict OF $1,000 Friday,
COTTAGE GROVE, ORA.
r. Mckinney left town for a
spell. and In the meantime hla
friends. without his knowledge,
nominated him for mayor. SIN
blinrfully ignorant Of bis nom
Ination or the election, he re-
turned 90 find himself beaten
by but few votes
"CIvfc IDEALS" was the subject
Of an address by Mayor Cotterlll be-
fore tho Methodist preachers at the
F1rst Methodist church thia morn.
Ing.
w. c,-lLnEE. superintendent OF
tho Tacoma division OF the North
ern Pacific. addressed trainmen at
Foreaters' hall Sunday afternoon.
SAN FRANCISCO. Relieved TO
be the victim OF dependency, VIM.
u. Small. secretary and business
agent OF the Electrical Wo. ~
union, was found dead In his 'ee.
with bullet through hts bead.
SAN FRANcISCO.--After being
exposed To the mercy OF tho sea
for 6s hours. the steamer City OF
Topeka. carrying ist passengers. ar
rived In tow OF tho steamer Maysr.
TEX. which picked her up after she
had Loaf rudder crossing the Euro
ka bar.
LOS ANGELES. --iEnoraucs that
the ltallan.Turklsh war Ia over
gave Gugilrlmo Tnrrayi hla freedom
today. Celebrating glorious Italian
victories In red wine. he ran afoul
OF an Irish cop. lie has overcome
the Joys OF victory.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-23
INDICT OFFICERS
IN GRAFT CASE

NEW YORK. Dec. 2 The spe-
elai grand jury empaneled To iny"s-
tlgAfe alleged police grating from
women Of the underworld returned
Indictments today against Patrol
men John Skeily. solomon Wolff. a
llraor dealer. aud Emanuel Mass.
bottle manufactures. The indief'
nfwnta alleged bribery
The men indicted today we're
named By Mira. Mary Goode. keeper
OF. siisordcriy house. In a com
'viaint 20 District Attorney Whit
mar. I, N reported that Marie
Green. Mira. Goodea negro maid.
aworc that ahe aAw Mrs Doodle pay
woln SIS 60 arrange with skeily 10
protect her house.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-23
DIDN'T KILL HIM.

CHICAGO. Dec. ss.--Captaln OF
p,.ertlws Halpin Is convinced to-
~ that the four men and four
women suspects are innocent OF
a. murder OF J. 2. Logue. the dia.
Ind merchant found dead IN his
of1ee. The police nov believe that
0ertie Ffishle. = notorious Chicago
cAArzctar. her former sweetheart.
nftis Taft. an alleged safe blower.
snd two associates Of Taft may
AGve murdered foguo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-23

CHRISTMAS GIFT OF :.
FREEDOM FOR 3

SACRAMENTO. Dec. 23.--wAr-
den James Iohnston ~ Folsom
prison Joined tho Red Stockings"
Saturday niEht. when he bestowed
the Gift OF parole upon three
frieudlesa convleta The names of
the men were not given out
As . result. the three men, who
have been Ia prison II. ~ and three
years. respectively will leave tho
penitentiary tomorrow. cherishlng n
brand new Christmas outlook upon
life
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-23
HIS HONOR TALKS

In talk 10 the young boys at the
Y. M. G. A. Saturday afternoon.
Mayor Cotterill spoke OF their re-
sponsibility to Seattle In tho future.
The young men OF 10 and 20
years hence" he said. will have 20
bear their share OF the responsible
10y 10 make tho people OF Seattle
happy. contented and great In CON-
merce. industry. morality and In
good citizenship"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-23

CIPRIANO CASTRO
ON WAY TO N. Y,

HAvRE. France. Dec. 3s.--For
mer President OF Venezuela Cipri.
ano Castro ls today 90 route 10 New
York. aboard the steamer Ia Tour
Alno.
Castro engaged a walter at the
Cafe Richie as hts valet lie ia iray.
cling under tho name OF Ruis. hay.
lng abandoned his former pseudo
uym OF QulufcFM
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-23
JUMPS 200 FEET
TO HIS DEATH

ST. LOUIS. Dec. 23.-Unable TO
beat" his way from Atlantic City,
N. j.. to Los Angeles 10 be with his
wife on Christmas day, Albert Ter
ney Jumped 200 feet TO his death
here, plunging TO the bottom OF an
abandoned quarry.
Il died an easy DEATH" Terney
wrote In a farewell message to Mrs.
Terney. Il hope you get some con
ISOLATION out of that"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-23
200 JAPANESE
MINERS KILLED

TOXIC. Dec. 23.--As n result Of
the terrible explosion in the Ubari
colliery at Sapporo, on the island
Of Hokkaldo. today. more than zoo
Japanese coal miners were en-
tombed. and all are believed 10 be-
dead. Only three men wording IN
the galleries Of the pit when the
explosion occurred were brought to
the surface.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-23
GETS $30,00 FOR
DARNlNC SOCKS

los ANGELES. Dec. .a.-Be-
cause she darned his socks and per.
formed other friendly services for
him. Mrs. Katherine Gillespie will
receive the entire $4,000 eafate OF
Peter r, Temencn. an old pioneer.
who died last week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-23


ia lots o. an 49, travel
Around from place TO place.
To watch tho road unrayel.
Tho country change It's face:
if'e fun 20 bs a rover.
A pilgrim. now and then.
Hut when tho journeys over
I'm glad I'm home again.
To sisl, friends IL pleasure
wherever they may be.
Such Joys ! always treasure
And hold IN memory.
And yet---somehow-~why IL ~
No matter where Two been.
when finished 10 my visit
I'm glad I'm home again.
Home. where | can be selfish
And iaxy-like AS well.
Withdraw like any sheilflsh
Within my comfy shsll
To ahun the wid. worlds tourney
And loaf around my den--
I've had a pleasant journey.
I'm glad I'm home again.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-23
WHAT CHRISTMAS
MEAL is COSTING

Late shoppers tomorrow evening.
christmas eve. viii pay 2S cents
81 pound for their Christmas tur.
~. Christmas eggs will coat from
~ to rs cents a dozen. cranherrles.
s make the feast complete. can be
pcssessed AZ tho rate OF two quarts
{or 1wo-bits."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-23

LOS ANGELES. Dec. 3 More
thar 81. 600 900 worth Of documents.
cash and securities are safe today
after being In danger ~ destruction
IN q fire that threatened 10 gu, tho
city hall Bpr an hour hremen
fought the flames. conquerirK them
only after a stubborn fight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-23
a NEW spREckELs BAeY

PASADENA. Dec. as.--CiAns
aOTeckels Is the father Of another
san today. and the babe and his
mother are az Pasadena hospital.
shere the condition Of each Il -
ported as satisfactory The child 10
he second non born 10 che sprcck'
ala
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-23
Farm Lands

S~s~~~s~e~5N~~1~.~0~~-rN ~1~~s~~s~J~I~~1~-o-~
IMPROVED FARM
East % Lake Washington. on the
state Highway. 10 acres OF fine.
rich alder and maple land. over
half cleared. New house. barn.
chicken house. all fenced; fine
trout stream. A bargain at $4,000.
On easy terms. Burke a Farrar.
104 Cherry 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-23
REeELs oETTfNo BoLDEH

WASHINGTON Dec. Estate
department dispatches today indi-
cate an alarming renewal OF rebel
activities In the states OF Morelos
and Puebla, Mexico. Rebel depre,
dations In the states OF Durango and
Zacatecas are also reported bolder
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-23
Funeral Directors.
Personal.

S~e>s~~ce~~~~f--c>r.r.r
RUPTURE CURED. permanent, no
operation or detention from labor.
over 100 eases cured past two
yeats. ages I % 10. Harvard Hya-
tenn. tif Eitsl Bldg, seattle.
uippodruuie Academy Dancing
taught Tea two Lessons. private or
class. Apply office,
Hunter and trapper. best fur market
"a Everett g. horsussn. Everett.
Wash.
GILLETTE BLADES sharpened. Joe
do3. rasorp. gsc. etc. 1901 tih av.
Got Acquaiatcd society Names and
addresses T0s Pins ".
say = saw Ii In The star
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LEApEp FROM BURNING HOTEL

LOS ANGELES, Dec 23.--Mrs.
Pearl Well and Mrs. Ethel Sherwln
are suffering from painful injuries
today, the result OF fire that par
TALLY destroyed the Saxonia hotel
here. Mrs. Well leaped from a sec
ond-story window
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Copeland Court 1909 Minor. rooms.
furnished, sac: phone. liGlt NJ a9lo
Exceiaior Apts --t'urnlshcd and un-
furnished, 9th and Pike. Main eS6l
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Lost and Found.

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I.oMt--On Green Lake car. between
Washington and seth ats. on
Thursday evening gold watch, ex-
ira heavy hunting case. initiale w.
~ W on back. reward offered.
Palace Market, 2ot Washington 81.
Party IL known who took brown
peck etbook containing 1900. jew
eiry and return ticket 10 Oak Har-
Dor from owner Saturday. Decem-
her 81 Reward for return and no
questions asked. Quean Anne 1901,
Sterling silver thimbies. Ice, sterling
silver match boxes ~ 90. Little
iewclry store that sells for less.
ft27 Third
LOat--W "Wednesday. gold huntinK case
watch. Elgin movement. silk fob.
Return w A, owen. Peoples Saw
ings hank reward.
Gibson head scarf pin. with dia-
monds In hair. either in street or
taxi. liberal reward. Phone Main
eAfa
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Wanted to Buy---Furniture

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Want house a office furniture, cash
Gibson Chandler, $40 PIKE. NJ a22l.
Modern Furn Co. as Pike. NJ. 6biS.