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The Holt County sentinel., 1912-08-09
TURKEY WILL Be VERY BUSY
MAY HAVE THREE FIGHTS ON At
ONE TIME.
Threatened Revo' ution. Break 10
Likely With Montenegro.

Constantnople. Aug. j.-Turkey.
threatened with revolution at home
and at war with Italy. threatens now
to declare war on Montenegro.
Constantinople already In under
martial Law and a military dictator.
ship FOR the empire is more than like
~.
The present situation is impossible
There II no cabinet. The chamber
OF deputies IL In recess and cannot
reassemblc without being forcibly dis.
solved by the troops.
The Young Turk leaders are armed
and barricadcd In their houses, fear.
Ing assassination. The military league
IL threatening death to the Young
Turks and the sultan's deposition.
Cavalry patrols keep order In the
streets ~ present bat at any moment
Fighting may break out again in spite
Of them,
The names of Kiamil Pasha and
Chelkot pasha are most often men.
toned for the dictatorship. That the
sultan viii choose the strongest man
he can find. place full authority In
his hands aud have him declare a
temporary Dictatorship II more than
probable
Turkey gave Montenegro twenty.
-four hours to explain the latest Mon.
tcn"erin violation on the frontier In.
less sailsla tiOn Is given the sultan
viii sever dlulnmatic relations with
King Nicholas. In delivering his nj.
tima,nm TO NI'holas the Turkish min.
lister ~ CotIiuje plainly minated
that war will follow a break IN rcla.
lions
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-08-09
BROKE INTO HOUSE AFTER FOOD
Found lntruders--one Wounded
and Captured.

Wichita, Kan, Aug. ,.-RcUrninr
nome AZ . O'Clock Mrs. j. VI, Robin.
son OF southeast Of Anthony, who
went a. the house while her husband
uuhitChcd III horses. was confronted
by two mon. who drew rcyOlyers and
ordered silence. Mrs. Robinson bepar
screaming ana ran from the house.
Her husband ran TO her assistance
aud saw two men running. II" armed
himself aGd aroused the ucighbors
Who round the men in the CGrnield
They ran, but n discharge of shot from
gun buried itself in the legs OF one
OF the men and Ii VAS captured lie
gave his name as John Edwards, but
refused his partners name. The Rob
insons missed nothing except food and
Edwards says that Is all he and his
partnev took.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-08-09
American Association.
DAILY MARKET REPORT.
Live Stock,


Kansas city, Aug. Seattle steers.
q, 006 900. COWS, s2,5OM $50. h.iisrs. $40
my.25. stockers and feeders. SiyOm $50.
Hogs Bulk Of sales. ss.2tMs.i5 Sheep
Lambs, $4.50@ $50; fair to choice wethers,
t15Mii0; ewes, s3.25a41O.
Chicago, Aug G,--Beef Steers, 1880
1910. cows and heifers, 81. 70m s.35; stock
ers and feeders. SAO0M6s5. Hogs-Bulk
Of sales, s7s5Qsi5. sheep-Lambs. $3.50
@7.75.
st. Louis, Aug. 6.--Beef- Steers, $500
$3.50: stockers and feeders, S45Oa6.5O
cows and hrifers, s35Ou600; Southern
steers 3i50MS,25. iiogs--Pigs and lights,
ss75@s35. Shecp-Natives. 3375QA75;
lambs, s5,50G75O,
Grain.
Chicago, Aug. 6.-ClOse; Wheat-Sept.,
92hc; Dec, 92Sc; May. 96Sc. Corn
Sept, 66,sc; Dec, 55h.c; May. 55Ne. Oats
Sept, Bose: Dec, 3iMc; May. 3thc
Kansas city, and st. Louis, markets
closed on account OF election.
Produces.
Kansas City, Aug. eggs. lsc dos
seconds. l3c. Poultry-Broners, l5Ql7c;
hens, l2c; turkeys, lOQl2c, Butter. zee;
PAGING stock, zoe, Potatoes, $50 $40;
sweet potatoes. Sl.650l.76.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-08-09
REBELS MUST GIVE UP STEAMERS
v. s. Notifies Nicaragua Revolution.
ary Leader That Only piaz Gov.
eminent 10 Recognized.

San Juan Del Sur. Nicaragua. Aug.
THE American bluejackets and ma.
rines who were landed from the
United States gunboat Annapolis at
Corinto Saturday night and who are
now In Managua, have ordered Gen.
Luis Mona. former minister Of war,
and now leader Of the revolutionaries,
to deliver up Immediately the lake
steamers owned by the railroads.
which are run by an American COM
pany George T. Weitzel, the United
States minister has sent note TO
Gen. Mona advising him that the
United States government recognizes
only the government OF President
DiaZ.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-08-09
NEW MEMPHIS BRIDGE ASSURED
Last Obstacle in Way Of New $4,000.
600 Rock island Structure
Removed.

Memphis, Tenn, Aug. THE last
obstacle In the way OF the erection by
the Rock Island railroad of a bridge
over the Mississippi river at Memphis
was removed when residents of Crit
tenden county, Arkansas, In mass
meeting agreed with Memphis resi-
dents to pay portion OF the cost OF
the approaches to the structure,
The bridge will cost $4,000, 900 and
viii carry free wagon roadways, In
addition to building the bridge officers
Of the road say 81 zoo, 900 will be spen,
In Memphis In the erection OF shops
freight depots and acquisitions oil
terminals,
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-08-09
IOWA MURDERER UNDER ARREST 7
Section Hand at clarirda Believed
Responsible for Six Deaths at
V,lisSa June 10.

st. Joseph. No. AUG. a section
hand employed At Clarinda. IT,, was
arrested suspected Of the murder Of
the Joseph Moor" family ~ Niliscn,
Ia, Jun" 10 Mr. and Mrs. Moore
their two children, q boy and u gill
and two Young women guests we're
slam as they slept.
Ross Moore, brother of Joseph
Moore, says the prisoner answers the
description of =. 4. Suard. who was
employed on his brothers farm Ave
years ago
Suari had u sinai! AK in his posses
sion and several false police badges
lie Is believed at times to he de
msntcd, Suard was taken to Cres,on
Ia.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-08-09
BANKER FEARS BlACKMAIlERS
MissoUaIAN BELIEVES HIS LIFE
IS IN DANGER.
Letter Demanding s4.50o 10 Answered
But Writer Eseaped-Threat.
ened Dynamite.

ilarrisonville. Mo-, Aug. blood.
hounds will be put on the trail Of the
author OF a letter sent to Fred Coe.
cashier OF the Bank OF Creighton. a
small town In the southeast part OF
Cass county. threatening to blow up
his house and kill him and his fam.
ily." unless $4,000 was paid to the
writer. Sheriff Hamilton Is working
on the case.
The letter was printed on ordinary
writing paper with pen and ink and
signed white Cap" II directed that
Coe place the money In an envelope
and deposit II at a point eight miles
north OF Creigh .on. near the farm
owned by David W. Kirk.
Coe followed tne instructions Of the
writer. except that he put paper In
the envelope. Alone. he placed the
package III the designated spot. but
sevcra. nciehbors followed close be.
hind. Despite the fact that coe and
his friends watched the place for sew.
eral hours, White Cap got the pack.
age and made his escape.
Tracks were found later in u com
field showing the direction from which
IN" white Cap" had come and the
direction In which he departed. The
watchers followed these until they q
10 road when tho tIall vas lost.
sheriff Hamilton believes IL Is too late
for bloodlounds to pick up the trail.
N the meantime. zoe fears the writer
uf the letter may carry ont his threat
and 4 guard IL maintained around his
house constant,N
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-08-09
TUESDAYS BASE BALL RESULTS
National LEAGUE,


Al S"w York rit,shurr. i.9'!; New
Noik. !-iu.i
AZ Philadelphia Chicago. i.7.ii rhlia-
d"ipl,I. n-ln.l.
AZ iironklSn-st Louis. i-ia.i. BJootl,n,
1.g.I.
Al BOSTON Cincinnati. c.ia.o; nouon.
3-s-3.
American League.
IT -. Inuis-pui'ad.p 5-1.l; -.
I."'iis. i-d.5.
VI rhhag,r washiU@ton. i-i.o: chiodru.
.-I-U
" cleveland horton. 5-ii-.; Cleveland.
l-ia-3.
At u,,roIt New York. a-S-a; Detroit, G.
-.
American Atsosia
At tolumhUS-St Iaul, H'ia.3, iuluin-
bus lU.li.i,
- townsville Minneapolis, a.l5.3; Louis-
willie. a-lU-5
NJ Indianapolis Milwaukee. j-Io.I. In
an.pulis. g.>.l
N To'rdo- Kansas Citv i.Io.": Toledo.
U.G.s
Western leaTuc.
Al Denver b"s Muiuos, G.lG'3, beaver,
i.il-l
" Liurnu umHNa, o-G-o, Lincoln. i-;-7.
~ Whi,uita--I Jusrph i.N-s; Wichita,
a.i-u.
40 otn,r games PLAYED
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-08-09
Girl Tramp Arrested.

Denver. Aug. Ethel HUI. Is
years old, whose dress and general APP.
pearancc was that of handsome boy,
was arrested In a box car In com.
pany with two young men, who gave
their names as Henry Miller and r.
A. Stanley. The trio said they came
from Kansas City and had beaten their
way TO Denver on q freight train.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-08-09
TORNADO INJURED KAkSAkS
NINETEEN HURT IN TENT At
'eEtLEvIltE.
Buildings Blown Down and Houses
unroofed--6o0 Chautauquans
Caught Under Canvas.

Belleyille, Kan. Aug. One woman
was injured probably fatally. three
persons were injured dangerously and
II or IL oth, rs received minor injuries
when small tornado broke the main
pole OF the Chautauqua tent here.
There were about 600 persons In the
tent when the storm broke. Ralph
Parletta OF Chicago was giving
lecture.
The collapse Of the tent buried the
entire crowd under the canvas. The
more dangerously injured were strucx
BY the main pole. Mrs. John Rosin-
Quist, the wife Of retired farmer. is
suffering from internal injuries, three
fractured ribs and a broken shoulder.
Physicians say there are small
chances for her recovery. She Was
struck by the main pole and rendered
unconscious.
A small tornado shaped cloud ac-
companied by a heavy rain swept
over the town from the northeast.
Small buildings were blown down,
roofs OF several houses were torn OF
and trees were uprooted. The tele.
graph wires are down. but most Of
the telephone lines are unchanged.
Roofs Blown on.
Concordia. Kan. Aug. "A heavy
storm struck Concordia at $3.50 D. m.
Much damage to property and several
minor injuries to people are the re-.
suit The Iopfs a. the prpshytprian
church. q jewelry store. the Barons
hotel and the Concordia Ksnsan were
all blown on.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-08-09
Wilson Names Missourjsn.

Trenton, y. j., Aug. Gov. Wilson
announced the appointment of Rolla
Wells, eX-mayor OF st. Louis. Mo-. to
be treasurer OF the national Demo.
cratic committee and Charles r. Crane
Of Chicago to be chairman of the
finance committee, OF which Henry
Morgenthau of New York has been
chosen chairman.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-08-09
MISSOURI COUNT
PROCEEDS SLOWLY
Long Ballots Make Work OF Tabulat.
ing Primary Returns Difficult.
LIGHT VOTE ALL OVER THE STATE
incomplete Reports on Nomination
for Governor Indicate cowherd as
Democratic Choice and Nc.
kinley Republican.

St I.oIis, Aug. 1.--Early aud incom.
pictc returns from the Missouri pri.
maries indicate that John g. Mckn,
ley OF tnionyillc has won the Rcpub
lican nomination for COVE. nor. Leon
". Quick polled u heavy ,ote In st
Louis. but McKinlcys cou.,ry vote II
large. A. Pat Murphy showed his
greatest strength IN southern Missouri
Based on the same returns. William
4. cowhord of Kansas City appears Il
have won the Democratic gubcrna.
torial nomination. Cowhords vote IN
Kansas City aud ~. Louis viii prob
ably he large enough to offset Majors
vote In the country. Day" lIall ap.
pears To he q bad tliri In the COVER.
nor race.
Returns are coming IN slowly. III,
long ballots making the work ol tho
counting dllic,-l.
Hiram Lloyd OF ST Louis had no
opposition tor lieutenant governor on
the Republican ticket
Cornelius Roach Tor secretary Of
state and John T.. Gordon tor auditor
OF N" Democratic ticket had No oppo.
sition.
Green u. Greer. ol Sikostou had ne
opposition for auditor on the Rcpub.
lean ticket.
ST. Leuis Slow.
ST. lCIis returns, uWiug to the loUr
and complicated ballot, were even
slower than usual II was not uurll 9
o'clock 'nGt the first returns from tho
fifth precinct Of the third ward were
received
Indications we've tHdt total vote In
81. Louis OF HouuU In u total rcglstra
tion OF $4,000 I'm tho city, had been
east This was divided as follows
Republican, TonoU. Democratic, So,
0Oc: Socialist l0,uuo.
Unofficial estimates early In the
evening were that Covhcrd had car
ricd the city over Major by sub
stantial majority.
Quick, for governor on the Repub
lican ticket, was In the lead over Nc
kinley and Murphy.
Partial returns from the smaller
towns and rural districts of Missouri
indicate that Major has been given Il
small majority over Cowherd. lIouch
In IL probably third in the running
BOoher has n comfortable lead fol-
congress from the third district,
The Republican vote was very high,
all over the state. Mckinley has 9
safe lead In the race for governor.
Kansas City incomplete.
Kansas city, Aug, Up to 3 o'clocl
In the morning only ten Of the - pre-
cincts In the county outside of Kan
sas City had reported the results o.
the primary, and the full figures from
the 20i precincts in Kansas City hat
not been completed.
Vote at Jefferson City.
Jefferson City, Aug. 7,-Following |,
the total vote OF jefferson City upon
governor:
Major G5S. Houchir
1888. C0wherd AS, Bolte 50, Ball 3.
Mckinley 1913, Murph,
q Ouick ia
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-08-09
Italians Take . Coast Town.

Rome. Aug. AFTER a terrific land
and sea attack the Italians captured
Seura. the last Trip0litan coast lie.
tense retained by the Turks, according
20 Official announcement here.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-08-09

Philadelphia, Aug. Marc Jones, 4
years old, was bitten by wild jach
ass while visiting the Zoo. The AMI.
NAL died later from lockiaw, but the
child recovered.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-08-09
cir, leaped Under Train.

Sedalia, Mo-, Aug, Miss BESSIE
Altus. II years old, who came here
few months ago from Texas to attend
q business college, committed suicide
In q ut OF despondency by hurting
herself under a train near the state
fair grounds.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-08-09
Thouoht II a REORGANIZATION Plan.

Chicago. Aug. MANY came az
delegates, especially from the Eastern
states believing that the movement
was intended only as q method to re-
organize the Republican party and put
4 IN the hands Of the progressives.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-08-09
Rain HELPS Oklahoma.

LAYTON. Ok, Aug. Cotton and
corn experts say that the rains OF the
past two days mean immense Yields
OF both crops In Southwest Oklahoma.
Six inches OF rain fell In the pas, &c
hours.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-08-09
PROCRESsNES
WIN IN KANSAS
elry Returns Indicate Large Majority
tor T. R. Electors.
CURTlS.STUBBS FIGHT IS CLOSE
IN Democratic Race for Governor
Billiard. Avowed Enemy Of Pro.
hio,tory Law Leads In all
Bio Counties.
Bulletin.


Senatofship-Curtis and Stubs run
ming neck and neck: W. II. Thompsc,
leading In Democratic race.
Govcrnor-Capper. r., APPARENT!
has beaten Ryan. George n. Hodges
leading Democratic opponents.
Attorney general-Dawson ahead IL
Republican race.
Presidential electors-Result clos,
In some places. but Roosevelt men Az
parently have won.
State treasurer-Earl Akcrs is lead
ing Walter l.. Payne.
CoDgressman-First district, ]. y
Chapman. d.. probably ID. X. Anthony
r.; second, Joseph Tagrart, H.. Re
publican ia doubt; third. probabl,
Phil Campbell. r.: fourth. +. :. Jack
son, r.: fifth. X. X. Recs. H.; sixth
I. u. Young. H.. u Il. Connolly. d.:
seventh. George a. Neeley. d.. Fin
ley. r., apparently nominated. eighth
Victor Murdoch, r.. John I. saun
ders, r.
Topeka. Aug. THE Prorrcssiv,
Republican ticket has swept Kansas.
The early returns from the primar,
Indicated that the Roosevelt presi
dental electors had swept Kansas b.,
as large majority as was ever givct
any candidate In the state.
From every county came the re
ports during the niIht that the Roose
welt electors We're In the lead and
gaining AT every county.
Stubs Has Slight Lead.
The only apparently close fight II
the Republican camp IL between Cur.
tbs and Stubs for United States sen.
ator. In the large cities the Curtis
majority has been rolling up wonder
fully, but as soon as the country pre-
cincts began To be- heard from the
Stubbs majority kept Increasing unit
II easily oyercam" whatever gains
Curtis had made.
Zig Vote for Roosevelt.
The early Indications show that
l"ctcd by upwards OF i0.o0O plurallt.
and that the Progressive state tichci
was named by from 10000 to 3O.GC,
plurality.
Arthur Capp'r Is the Republican
nominee for governor over frank
RYAN, and his majority probably viii
he the highest Of any OF the canli
dates except the Roosevelt electors
counties that beat Stubhs Went "a
rnppcr and the Roosevelt, electors and
fer the rest Of IN" Progressive ticket
campbeil.Grsy Contest Close.
Tn" returns are very incomplete o.
the confessional candidates. except
IN the oighta district, where Mnrdocl
has run away from Adams, stuart /,
ruunlrg ahead Of anthony In the frs
district, and the Campbell.Gray con
test In the taiid IL 30 clos" that III
friends OF both candidates are II
DOUBT.
No returns were received from TN
'cy"rih district except from Pratt
Witch ggro Fin,ay q lead aud from
Reno which gave Hopkins the advan
age, !, l., BRADY appears to hayt
been named In the SECOND dlstric
with John order Il close second an,
Enr.ght third,
EIlI7rS LEADING ROdQcs,
= a.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-08-09
Sufragists We're Busy.

Chicago. Aug. Women delegates
were a center of interest In the con.
vention Many OF their sisters In the
suffrage movement gathered outside
the Coliseum distributing tracts and
emblems to the sufYragette cause.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-08-09
Vote at Jefferson City.

Jefferson City, Aug. 7,-Following is
the total vote OF jefferson City upon
governor:
Major G58. HOuchin
1913. Cowherd Ii3, Bolte 50, Ball :.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1853, Murphy
.. Quick rs,
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-08-09
HOW THE VARIOUS TEAMS STAND
Relative Positions Of Teams In Prln
eipal Leagues In Annual Race
tor remnants,

National League.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-08-09

Kansas city, Aug. Up to 3 O'Clock
In the morning only ten of the 30 pre-
cincts In the county outside Of Kan
sas City had reported the results OF
the primary, and the full figures from
the 20i precincts in Kansas City had
N0l heen com Melted
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-03-08
Milady's Toilet Table
~ Nine D'MIILE
5y Nine. D'MILLE

The simplest aids to beauty are of
ten most effective. know of no truer
beautifier for the complexion than a
simple lotion made by dissolving an
original package of mayatone in half
pint of witch hazel. Gently rub on
face, neck and arms, and you will be
delighted with results. 1t will not rub
off like powder. but makes the skin
smooth, soft and satinlike 1t restores
and preserves youthful loneliness Of
the skin.
Drying the hair makes washing the
head a trying task Dry shanpooing
leaves the hair clean, light, fluffy and
beautifully lustrous. Put cupful Of
cornmeal in fruit jar. add the con-
tents of a small original package of
therox and shake well together. Sprin
kle a little on the head and brush
thoroughly That is all there is TO it,
and this treatment will make the hair
grow if anything will.
1t is impossible for a woman to look
her best when she is suffering from a
cold. The best remedy for colds, ca
tarrh, sore throat, bronchitis, tknsilitis.
pleurisy, stiff neck, Group, etc, is
Mothers Salve. 1t is easy to use and
quick to act.
Some women feel Inundated be-
cause of downy growths or wild hairs.
These can be easily and almost In
stantly removed by the application of
delatone paste. Mix enough powdered
delatof4e with water to cover the hairy
surface, apply and after two or three
minutes rub off. wash the skin and the
hairs will be gone.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-03-08
SUGGESTIONS FOR
THE HOUSEWIFE,

A little salt sprinkled on the milk
which has boiled over on the stove will
counterfeit an unpleasant odor.
Things to be fried often stick to the
pan If new. To prevent this scour the
ran thoroughly with salt, rinse well
and then dry.
CLAIMS boiled and served on milk
toast, sprinkled with minced celery,
are delicious. Oysters served in the
same way are most appetizing.
Do not salt oysters when cooking;
wait until just before they come from
the stove; otherwise they will shrivel
and become tough.
One woman who mas a reputation
for her cooking always adds just a
pinch of baking powder to the cracker
not bread-crumbs, in which she
rolls the oysters before frying.
There is nothing better for cleaning
the lint from the launory tubs than a
button hook; 1t is well 70 keep one with
& long handle hanging near the tubs
for just such emergency, thereby saw
ing plumbing bills
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-03-08

panel of lace. Again, ace in tones of
ivory is found draped on the coats
like fichus.
A brides gown OF silver and white
brocaded satin, trimmed with filmy
lace, was one of the loveI-est creations
imaginable. With it was worn veil
of point lace, a family heirloom, and
the train was a square court one three
yards in length
Already the promise of wider skirts
has introduced the fascinating petit
coat. Women have been very charry
OF wearing understands of late, but will
any one be able to withstand the fas
citations of a petticoat of pale blue
silk maillot cut to fit the hips ex-
aetly and finished with a knee deep
fiounce Of azure plated mousseline de
sole with a series o. narrow black
chiffon at the hem?
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-03-08
TEA, GOLF AND TENNIS
TOMORROW AT T:1E
COUNTRY CLUB

Tomorrow afternoon, the second of
the spring series of golf and tennis
matches will take place at the Coun-
try club, last Saturdays affair be-
ing a thorough success from every
standpoint. The cluo members who
either go down to enter the matches.
or to spend an ideal afternoon at the
club, will be served afternoon tea be-
tween the hours of four thirty and six
thirty d. m.
The club is society's favorite outing
place during Lent, and these Saturday
afternoon affairs are particularly en-
iC.yable.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-03-08
How to Remove a
Poor Complexion
tFrom london Fashionsl

Cosmetics can never really help a
poor complexion: often they are posi-
lively harmful. The sensible thing is
to actually remove the thin veil of
sitting, half-dead scarf skin and give
the fresh, vigorous, beautiful young
skin underneath a chance to show It
self and to breathe.
This Is best done by merely apply
ing mercoii1ed wax at night, like cold
cream, washing II Off in the morning
The wax can be obtained from any
well stocked druggist. 1t absorbs the
disfiguring cuticle gradually, harmless
ly. leaving brilliant natural complex
ion. OF course this also takes with it
ell such hiernishes as red blotches,
moth patches, liver spots. blaekheads,
pimples. etc. As a freckle remover
and general complexion beautifier this
old fashioned remedy is unequaled.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-03-08
uP-ro- DATE FARMING.

auto on the farm arose
sfore the dawn at four;
mixed the cows end washed the
clothes,
nd finished every chore.
forth II went into the field
Ist at the break Of day,
reaped and thrashed the golden
yield
nd hauled it all away.
lowed the field that afternoon,
nd when the job was through
aummed a pleasant little tune
nd churned the butter. too.
while the farmer, peaceful eyed.
cad by the tungsten's glow,
. patient auto stood outside
nd ran the dynamo.
Peoria Transcript.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-03-08
CROCHET
BUCKLE.

Why not make for yourself a belt
buckle of Irish lace? any oval or OBJ
long shape may be useo for founda-
ton, or a shape may be CUT from heavy
cardboard, with slides sewed on the
under side when finished.
The foundation is covered first with
layer of cotton wadding, then with
black or white silk, according to the
outside
The separate flowers are first GRO
cheted, then a shaped background Of
the open-work stitch just big enough
TO cover the buckles neatly. This is
stretched tightly over the covered belt
buckle and sewed with tiny stitches.
A good looking buckle for a black
and white dress is or the black lace
made up over a white satin lining.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-03-08
LARGE PARTY TO
GO TO D'FuNIAK
SPRINGS SATURDAY.

large number from the San Carlos,
together with residents of the city,
will form jolly party to DeF'uniall
Springs tomorrow, wnen pleasant
day will be spent at the Chautauqua
assembly. The annual attractions at
DeFuniak, in the form or a live and
interesting Chautaqua meeting, IL al
ways OF more or less Importance to
Pensacola, with the result that week
end parties are frequent each spring
In that direction. The twenty third Is
10 be Veterans day. which will draw
ali exceptionally large crowd from
Pensacola.